Bell scientists spurn sperm bank would be served" by the project. Noting recent all other backgrounds a chance. They will surely . %jQM.«mom. do as well," be remarked. HOLMDEL - A tpcrm bank in California comments of an American geneticist, Pensias said two bright parents "only have a minor Both researchers agreed that all members of d«ii|Md to produce extra-taignt children wttb society, and not Just scientists, must debate the the help of male Nobel Laureate donors "is a statistical advantage in having a child with a very high IQ." Environment, be said, is a much moral qaeatlons of whether man should attempt miaplaeed effort," Dr. Arao Pemias. a BeU to altar his destiny genetically Laboratories raaaarthu and co-winner of the more important factor. Noting that genetic engineering la now con- •"TfuliilniiwlBnhiwiri laliijaasariij "All of this effort could be replaced by ducted to produce bacteria and medtdaa. I Dr. Robert Wilaon, co-winD»r of the 1971 giving a scholarship to one vary bright kid who priie with PenxUs and also a BeU Labi rt now can't go to college," Paulas said. Wilson, who did not want to comment directly searcher, called the plan "sort of Ue4-Uh." "There are plenty of high-quality genes run- on Graham's sperm hank project, said that the Both mta said they have not been ap- ning around, but people aren't given a chance to moral questions are going to "come up more proached by the beaks orfaniMr, Robert K. achieve their maximum potential." and more.". Graham, a wealthy California industrUUit. Last Pemias noted that the majority of Nobel "I suppose If the parties Involved In this week, Graham said at least five Nobel winner* Prlae winners since the award's inception have project want to do It, they are taking a different bad donated to the project, watch seeks to been white males, but that white males make up selection process than usual," be said, "but It produce very bright children throufh artificial only about 10 percent of the world's population. might not be the one the general public would ofbrigbti This suggests not a hereditary bads for In- like." said he would not donate If asked. He telligence, but an environmental one, he said. PemUs said the questions arising from the said be can't imagine any uaeful purpose that "Just give women a chance, and people of See Bell idealists, f»gt I Dr. Rebert W. WUsoa The Daily Register

VOL. 102 NO. 209 SHREWSBURY, N.J. f MONDAY, MARCH 3,1980 20 CENTS New snow whirling into Virginia NORFOLK, VA. - Residents were ordered off the streets of this city last night, after a brutal winter storm howled across the South, dumping more than a foot of snow In Virginia and North Carolina and threatening Florida's citrus crop with bitter cold. At least 30 persona were known dead. Late last night more heavy snow was reported falling in the Norfolk area and winds were reported near gale force. Norfolk had over IS Inches as of 4 a.m. today and snow was still falling. Meanwhile, California residents were digging out from under a fresh series of rain-spawned mudslides, and "twister" winds caused a small plane to crash in snow in the San Gabriel Mountains. Virginia Gov. John Dalton declared a state of emergency as officials in Norfolk, a port city of 186,000, ordered everyone off the streets as the National Weather Service revised Its forecast and predicted more snow. The newest snow began falling momenta after the National Weather Service called off its storm watch. Some looting was reported as wind-driven snow brought the city to a standstill. * Some 2,300 persons attending a late-afternoon circus performance In Norfolk yesterday were ordered to remain In the Scope coliseum overnight as a blizzard raged and the curfew began. "I spent 838 on tickets and I'm going to see the circus," said Billy Bank of Chesapeake. "Besides, I haven't missed a circus in 10 years and this wasn't going to stop me." I tefarw (now it g•n«ra/iy light, it uoi puih out the car lime More than 87 million damage was reported after tornadoes cut across southeastern Florida's Broward County on Satur- day. The fury of the winter storm moved over the Southeast on Sunday after blanketing Indiana and.Ohio with snow It Seeks court order on strike • headed out to sea before reaching New England, where PJPJ HnlpHrlMM unusually mild temperatures this winter have meant THI LITTLE SNOVELIR THAT COULD — Twenty economic havoc for ski resorts. month-old Taylor White, of Little Silver, helps to clear Northern Florida residents grabbed their cameras and Freehold Raceway set the remains of Saturday night's snow. Fortunately for gaped at the sight of snowflakes. Icy highways were reported Taylor, and tha rest of us, the six Inches of snow in Alabama. predicted for the area failed to materialize. Traffic accidents claimed at least 20 lives in the Carolinaa, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Two men died In a boating accident In North Carolina, bodies were for resumption today found in the snow In Richmond, Va., Pender County, N.C., and County receives St. Joseph, Mo., and two Missouri residents died as FREEHOLD - Harness racing curtailed by similar actions, although race tracks at which IBEW members removed snow. was expected to take place as the North Jersey track did run its are employed. The 480 striking More than 13 deaths were reported in North Carolina scheduled this afternoon at Freehold entire evening card. workers merely are refusing to alone, where 17 Inches of snow fell on the community of Raceway despite a continued strike The electrical maintenance staf- service the Am-Tote equipment used slight dusting Murfreesboro. by six members of Local 1101, In- fers went on strike at midnight Fri- bv the tracks to record betting A late winter storm forcing forecasters to predict more Growers throughout Florida's Citrus Belt were warned of ternational Brotherhood of Electrical day after negotiations broke down transactions. than six inches of snow for the area Saturday night and a potential freeze that officials feared could ruin the half-crop Workers, employed at the track. between the union and the American The Am-Tote mechinus "tend to yesterday blew out to sea early Sunday, leaving but a light still on the trees and kill the tender blooms of next year's Atlantic City Raceway, the cur- Totalisator Co. of Towson, Md., a break down with some regularity," dusting of white around the county. crop. rent meat operator at Freehold, ex- manufacturer of pari-mutuel betting according to William Ryan, publicity Fair Haven received 1.5 inches of snow and Manasqiun "The wolf li at the door right now," said Earl Wells, pected to obtain a restraining order In equipment used at Freehold, the director for Atlantic City Raceway. two Inches, Paul Croft, Daily Register Weather Observer, spokesman for Florida Citrus Mutual, the state's largest court thii morning to bar picket lines Meadowlands and numerous other "We could function Indefinitely said last night. Freehold received u»uai an inch, he cooperative of citrus growers. Winds would hamper efforts to like those which prwiatiil racing tracks across the nation. without the*maintenance workers," estimated. protect the crop with heaters, be said. Saturday. The dispute threatened to cause a Ryan said, but the machinery It began snowing in most areas of the county by 7 p.m. Florida Power Corp., owner of the Crystal River nuclear work slowdown or stoppage by un- IBEW members sat up lines at all breakdowns eventually would Saturday and by midnight sanders and salters could be seen on power plant abut down after an accident last week, bought ionised employees who refuse to g«taa Saturday, despite an assertion "knock as down to three or four many roads. But it stopped snowing by 2 a.m. and dawn broke radio advertising time to ask customers to conserve energy cross picket lines. by track officials that they were en- ticket aellen for the entire track." sunny in moat areas. today to prevent shortages. titled by law to picket only one. The strike, however, Is not According to Jim Pierce, presl- "The storm was monitored all Saturday night; the ques- "We've tried to get power from other companies and "Early bird" betting at the directed at Freehold, the tion was whether it would move up the coast or out tosea, " Meadowlands in East Rutherford was Meadowlands, or any of the 78 other SeeFreeheM Raceway, page I systems, but they've said they're going to be very tight Croftsaid. . . themselves and not to count on them too much," said utility 8ee Area spared, page t spokesman Brock Lucas. Also In Florida, a 70-year-old woman was sucked off a balcony and tossed to her death as tornadoes tore through Broward County, near Pompano Beach. Businessmen boarded Colombia urges release of some hostages up shattered windows after the twisters, which left buildings BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) - The Cokm- The J8 guerrillas freed a doctor and four embassy was taken by assault should re- The doctor released yesterday was a Sea Storm rakes Virginia, page 3 bian government proposed that the guerrillas waiters yesterday after a M-mlnute negotiat- main," a Foreign Ministry source reported. guest at the reception Wednesday and the holding the Dominican Republic's embassy ing session held in a Ford panel truck parked The 36 remaining hostages include U.S. four waiters were employed by the company keep as hostages only the » foreign outside the embassy. They released 19 other Ambassador Diego C. Asencio and 14 other that was catering the party. An American diplomats and two ^VfrimMin officials they hostages last Thursday and Friday, including ambassadors or acting ambassadors, five Embassy official present at the release said captured and let the rest of their captives go. aU 15 women, and are believed still holding other foreign diplomats, two Colombian pro- the guerrillas let them go because they were There was no immediate response from 36. tocol officers, a photographer and a reporter not politically valuable and got nothing In the armed band of leftists who Invaded the "The government's proposition is that for a Colombian diplomatic magazine, exchange for them. embassy during a diplomatic reception five only the diplomats and Foreign Ministry of- employees of the Dominican Embassy and' "They'll keep the big ones," he added. days ago. ficials who were attending the party when the others. See Colombia, page 3 The Inside Story Boardwalk businesses gutted THE WEATHER Seaside Heights fire ruins sifted Saaay today, high* treat 381* 38. Partly sasay and milder Issairrsw, highs la the 48S. Complete report SEASIDE HEIGHTS (AP) - In- at the scene for smoke inhalation, and That's the Skillo," said an eyewitness, fatal. vestigators htrre begun sifting tedious- firefighter Bruce Rlethminer of South who requested anonymity. "The fire ly through a group of gutted businesses Toms River was treated aad released went Into Maruca's." Ceaaty teams befaa ran fee state sttlea | to determine what caused a (Ire to from Community Memorial Hospital in Tompkins and Seaside Height* Fire It spread quickly through a building on Toms River for back injuries sustained Chief Leonard Ipri estimated damage this summer resort's multimillion- when he slipped on ice. to the boardwalk businesses at more Dr. Brvtfctrv ,„ U dollar boardwalk. Fire began In the ceiling of the than $1 million. The fire began about 7:44 p.m. arcade located between DuPont and With the tourist season just over yesterday In the Royal Arcade, fire Porter avenues and burned north two months away, stuffed animals and DAILY REGISTER officials said. Firefighters from 10 toward DuPont Avenue. Jack 'n' Bill's prizes stored in readiness for the sum- PHONE NUMBERS communities battled sub-freezing tem- Bar, located just south of the arcade, mer apparently fed the flames, 11-13 Man Office peratures and high winds for over 3* received extensive smoke and water Tompkins said. .... 18 TeUFree 871. hours before bringing the flames under damage but was unarathfd by flames, Fire units from Seaside Heights, fire officials said. Seaside Park, Laurel too, Silverton, Cresswera passte 18 Tell Free HM188 control. «TUNTIC CUssUM Dept Mt-1788 Flames shot' up to 40 feet over the Authorities feared a gas pipe that Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant Beach, OradaUoa Dept.... boardwalk and could be seen in caught fire in Maruca's, an Italian UvaUette, Ocean Beach, East Dover OCMK Ufestyie. •parti Dept Normandy Beach, nearly five miles up eatery next to the arcade, would ex- and Toms River helped fight combat M plode. But about two hours after the Make A Dale. 8 .•71-308 the coast the flames. Miami "I thought the whole damned blaze began, work crews from the New The last major blaze* along the iVt- .Ul-zltt 0 280 SMftS * felt ttt-8811 boardwalk was going to go," said Jersey Natural Gas Co. shut down gas mile boardwalk occurred In 1906 on the flow to the pipe. TtlnliJM 7 Mayor George Tompkins. Casino Pier at the northern end of At least two firemen were treated "UM one building Is demolished. Seaside Heights, Ipri said. Map ihotci path of the heavy mote -—2—ThrDtffyRegister SHREwsBimYTfu:—MUNDAYI MARCH3/ People. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Mayor One boy was gone for seven years greeted the crowd with "Gung Hay Pat Choy" r- which means Happy New Year's in Chinese - at the colorful, noisy traditional parade celebrating the Chinese New Year. More than 200,000 persons lined 14 blocks of downtown id napped youths are safe at home San Francisco Saturday night to celebrate the beginning of the "Year of the Monkey. " MERCED, CalU. (AP) - Steven Stayner, a 14-year-old "We were all feeling that we were only going to find him into Ukiah. "And it happened to me, and I Just didn't want U> Mrs. Feinstein rode with her husband, Richard Blum, who disappeared teveo yean ago in a ttntn|er'i car and one way - thai was deceased. We're all really glad that's not see It happen to somebody else." , __ and city officials in the long parade, which capped a i eventually leaned to call his abductor "Dad," hai come what happened," said Ukaih Police Capt. Richard Perry. Johnson laid tlS.000 was collected for information leading of activities. borne to a tearful reunion with bis parents and the Christmas SUyner told police he knew his companion had been to young Tiramy's return. A committee will decide who gets presents be never got to open in U7I. kidnapped and that he was trying to get him home. He taw the money, and the police chief laid he thought Stayner Stayner, who neighbors lay attended high school and revealed his own identity, authorities said. fv helped nil surrogate father raise chickens and other livestock "I didn't like what was happening," SUyner later told Stayner disappeared on Dec. 4, 1973, when he got Into a at a spartan one-room csbin near Manchester, was greeted by reporters, adding the two boys had hitchhiked the 10 miles stranger's car on his way borne from school ut Merced. HU banners of "Welcome Home, Steve," when he arrived here parents had never abandoned nope for his return. carrying a small dog. "We thought that as soon as be was old enough to get out His family tuned reporters away after enveloping him in that he would," his mother said. "We'll be so thankful to God hugs. that we have him back home and that somebody took art of "We expected him to come back," his mother, Kay, had him for the past seven yean." Mid earlier. "I know this is not something that happens very Merced Police Chief Harold Kulbeth said the story began often ... I expected him to have a changed a lot. He really has when a man stopped SUyner, then 7, and asked if he wanted to not changed that much. He's definitely ours." "contribute to a charity." The boy tot into a man's car to ask Earlier yesterday, 5-year-old Timothy Lee White, ab- his mother if he could go, the chief said. ducted Feb. 14 while walking home from school, was reunited with his parents hi Ukiah, about DO mile* north of here. The abductor then pretended to call SUyner's mother, and the boy was told she said it was ill right for him to go along, Police said they found the two boys together yesterday Kulbeth said. when Stayner tried to return the younger boy to his family. SUyner was later told a court had awarded Parnell Kenneth Eugene Pamell, 48, who neighbors said Stayner custody of him. the chief said. He laid the youth one* left bad called "Dad" during their yean together, was booked for Parnell, but "got lost and returned" to the small, remote investigation of kidnapping the White boy, police said. cabin, which had no electricity or indoor plumbing. No charges were filled in connection with Stayner's disap- pearance Kulbeth said the boy played on his junior high school team. As a ninth grader at Point Arena High School, he tried out for Pamell was Jailed under $7,000 bond and was to be the basketball team but quit after one day. NEW YORK (AP) - Author and columnist arraigned today. Bombeck believes her wedding ring is her most valuable Police Chief David Johnson said the boys were found on a "He was kind of a quiet kid. Friends? He didn't have any street in Ukiah when an officer recognised the younger child that I knew of," said basketball coach Don Genasci. , Neighbors said SUyner, who called himself Dennis, never As the told Moneysworth magaslne in an article despite dye that had turned nil blond hair brown. Included in Ae March issue, the reasons are fairly The brown hair nearly fooled the boy's parents. "But the gave them any inkling that be was being held against his will. police said, 'look closer,' and we did and it was nun," said "I thought it was a father and son all the time," said p Jim White. "He seems perfectly healthy and glad to be Leslie Stometta, owner of the ranch cottage. "They came la "For years, it has done IU Job. home." Steve Stayner, left, and Timothy JThite here as father and son and got along real well." • "It has led me not into temptation. "It has reminded my husband numerous times at parties that it's time to go home. "It has been s source of relief to a dinner companion. "It has been a status symbol hi the maternity ward. "It has reminded me every day of the last 30 years Politics that I have someone who loves me. TOKYO (AP) - Margaret Trades*, wife of Canada's prime minister, arrived yesterday for a paid appearance at anew Tokyo disco. Bush, Kennedy lose support; Ford sounds like a candidate Mrs Trudeau Is to be paid 00,000 to attend today's BOSTON (AP) - Democrat Edward M. The poll also snowed undecided voters public about efforts to free the 50 trate on the April 1 primary hi Wisconsin. opening of the "Night Street" disco in Roppongi. a Kennedy and Republican George Bush, both seemed more likely to vote for Carter. Americans held in Tehran. The MassachusetU primary will appor- nightclub and restaurant section of Tokyo, according to sons of Massachusetts, are looking to the Failure to win handily in MassachusetU The hostages, be said, are "symbols of tion national convention delegates in line the disco owners. state's primary tomorrow to pump new life could spell further complications for Ken- this administration's foreign policy, a with candidate showings in each of the eosj into their presidential bids. But recent polls nedy's troubled campaign. policy based over three long years on this state's U congressional districU The De- BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - President jests show some erosion in the support each can On the GOP side, the newspaper's poll president's naive view of the real world." mecratic primary is for 111 4»t«gM— At Bras Tito's doctors reported a further weakening of Us expect from voters. indicated Bush, once a 3-1 favorite over Reagan said the United States if "in a stake on the Republican side are 42 de- heart, and one medical source predicted that the 17 year- While Kennedy and most of the Re- Reagan, was virtually tied with the former more precarious position today than since legates. old Yugoslav leader U "not going to make it for very publican candidates campaigned hard in California governor. the day after Pearl Harbor." He called for In other political news, Bush increased long." MassachusetU, another OOP hopeful, Sen. After tomorrow's votes, the primary a military buildup so that "Russia, or any his lead over Reagan hi the second round of Other medical sources said .yesterday that a worsen- Howard Baker Jr., shifted his attention to the Iowa Republican delegate selection pro- ing of any one of Tito's afflictions — pneumonia, internal Vermont. That sUte also holds its primary action shifts to the South, where Carter, a other country, would not dare lift a hand native Georgian, and Reagan show against as." cess over the weekend. An Associated Press bleeding and kidney failure - could kill him. "At this tomorrow and Baker felt he bad a better survey of the W county conventions held stage, there U only so much you can do. He's going to die chance there of making a good showing to strength. Kennedy is continuing to focus on when they give up He is totally dependent upon toe skill Waiting in the wings, meanwhile, domestic issues. He told a group of labor Saturday showed that with «7 per cent of the keep his campaign alive. balloting tabulated, Bush had S7.4 per cent of his physicians," one said. That left the MassachusetU Republican former President Gerald R. Ford said Re- leaders in Boston that voters will elect s agan cannot win the presidency because he Republican president hi November if the of delegates to the Iowa convention in June, field to Bush, former California Gov. compared to Ml per cent for Reagan. LONDON (AP) - British actress Lesley-Asa* Dewa, Ronald Reagan and Rep. John B. Anderson is too conservative. In an interview Democrats don't provide an alternative to sUr of the ty television series "Upstairs, Downstairs,' of Illinois. Former Texas Gov. John B. published yesterday in the New York Carter's economic policies. Reagan neither gained nor lost ground was married yesterday to Henri Gabriel, an Argentinian, Connally is putting his efforts into South Times, Ford said be would become a can- Kennedy has been the landslide winner since Iowa's precinct caucuses Jan 21, beneath the Egyptian pyramids, a spokesman for Warner Carolina. didate If offered a "broad-based" invita- In four Senate elections but hasn't faced a where he lost to Bush by a margin of 318 Brothers reported here. Gabriel is assistant director on It appears Kennedy, still expected to tioo from the Republican Party. formidable challenge since his first race. If par cent to 39.5 per cent. Bush picked up Ms. Down's latest movie, "Sphinx." easily top President Carter, and Bush, in a Ford said be would have to make up Us he doesn't win easily in the presidential several percentage points at the expense of The 16-year-old Ms Down met Gabriel in Budapest in virtual dead-heat with Reagan, have the mind by about April 1 if be were to have a primary, he could also face a serious other candidates. January when location shooting on "Sphinx" began. Her most at stake in MassachusetU. real shot at gathering convention delegates. challenge for his Senate seat. Bush, born to a wealthy family in recent movies Include "The Great Train Robbery" with ABoston Globe poll published yesterday Campaigning, meanwhile, both Bush Carter has little to lose since he will pick Milton, Mass., SS yean ago, got another Sean Connery and "Hanover Street" with Harrison Ford. showed potential voters in the Democratic and Reagan took aim at Carter's domestic up some convention delegate votes under weekend boost when he was endorsed by a The couple plans to honeymoon in East Africa, the primary still preferred Kennedy over and foreign policies. Massachusetts proportional representation j-1 margin over Reagan hi a presidential spokesman said. Carter. But that portion of the polling done Bush, breaking an informal pact by can- system. preference poll in Oregon. At least 600 Best man at the wedding was Franklin J. Schaffner, two days after Kennedy's loss in the New didates not to attack Carter directly on the California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Republicans took part. the movie's director. Hampshire primary last week showed sub- Iran issue, accused the president of bungl- dropped Us Democratic campaign in Oregon's convention delegates will be ••• stantially lower support for the senator. ing the hostage crisis and misleading the MassachusetU and said be would concen- chosen in the state's primary May 10. NEW YORK (AP) - Britt Eklaad says Peter Sellers Is a monster, Rod Stewart is mean and Wairea Beany an incredible lover. The 37-year-old Swedish actress gives the rundown on her former loves in the current issue of People m»f»« Auaclatian. "The chief fire surgeon hi Washington, D.C., told me be Sacond Clau pouma paid at Rad Bank. N.J. 07701 and at MkMMotm, N.J. BOSTON (AP) - Scientists say they are ready to test a The state police, who maintain a central depository for had seen a man who was clinically dead .and ... he did the 077*1. PuWltnad Sunday thnuoh Friday. Mall uMcrlptloni aayau* Hi Mvanca. new drag on humans that they believe will kin a virus which such records, have already filled hundreds of such requests, maneuver on nun," Heimlich said. "The water gushed out Tarm Dally Sunday Dally and caases everything from cold sores to m incurable ventral Only Only mostly from employers wanting to check up on Individual* and the man recovered." OnaYaar WOO 111.00 IU.00 , that has reached epidetnic levels and can lead to before hiring them. The maneuver credited with saving hundred of lives Homo dallvary by Carrlar — Dally and Sunday 11.00 a waak; Sunday only U Applications must state the purpose for the Inquiry, said. resembles a bear hug administered from behind the victim. sinotacopy alCounter — Dally 10cantl; Sunday JOconU. SMPEWSBUHY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 3. 1980 The Daily Register 3 Manson knits and calls self 'patriot' VACAVILLE, Calif. (AP) - Mass Manson said he would like the opportunity saying at one point: ' 'everything I ever did in He said be also pulls apart socks and knits; murderer and cult leader Charles Manson to meet with the AyatoUah Ruhollah Kho- my life was half. ... I was a half thief and a dolls, which he hangs on mobiles in his cell. says he knits dolls and plays poker to idle meini and try to persuade the Iranian Jeader half musician." He lost one of his lower front teeth breaking •way his multiple life sentences. And the It was in his country's best interest to free His Immediate goal, said Manson, is to yarn for toe dolls, he said. mystic killer declares himself a patriot who the American hostages. -f-—: gain housing with the prison's general "I call them my Mansooetles," he laid. would "turn Iran into a parking lot" If the Otherwise, said the man convicted of pre- population. Manson has been In segregated "If they don't have any hair, I call them my American hostages were not freed. siding over a slaughter that made world lockup since 1V76, leaving his cell only for Mansonites. I've got them In all colon." "I'm all for the country," Manson said headlines, "I'd Just turn Iran Into a parking meals and exercise. Prison officials are not Manson, a third-grade dropout, doesn't recently during a fare, m-hour Interview at lot." eager to see him join the other prisoners. like television, and admits, "I don't read too the California Medical Facility. Reporter Hair hanging down over his forehead and "A lot of people would like to hit (kill), good." Linda Summers' story was published today in right eye, the 45-year-old killer snowed signs somebody like Manson for the notoriety," - He claims to be a philosopher and dresses s copyright article in the Fairfield (Calif.) of middle age — his hair, mustache, and said Kent Dadlsman, correctional counselor like an artist. Along with his prison fatigues, Daily Republic. goatee are salt and pepper gray and he has on Manson's unit. Part of the problem, he he wore a black tank-top and a blue floral The aging patriarch of the bloody, drug- wrinkles around his eyes. added, is that Manson has made no secret of print velveteen Jacket made for him by erased Manson Family cult masterminded During the Interview, conducted In an his dislike for blacks and Jews. "Charlie follower Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, who the killings of seven persons, including ac- attorneys' visiting chamber, Maason leaped can't keep his mouth shut. He irritates peo- is serving a life sentence for attempting to tress Sharon Tate, whose bodies were found out of his seat at a wood-plank table to ple." assassinate former President Gerald Ford., in the Los Angeles area in August lMt. Illustrate a point. He raised his voice or Manson keeps busy by writing letters and Most people are out of balance with Manson did not mention the Tate-LaBian- spoke in a whisper. He sang, whistled and playing poker with Inmates who he Is themselves, Manson said. If World War HI ca killings, for which he took no responsibili- laughed. He chain smoked, too. It seemed be permitted to associate with. "I win all the occurs, he hopes only the children and ty. "I broke no law to be In this prison for 10 was on stage. guy's money and then give it back to them," animals live "because they're man's only years," he said. ' But sometimes he seemed depressed, Manson smirked. hope." Charlei Maiuon during interview Afghan fight continues Freehold France Storm rakes Virginia (continued) manager of Oakland Park. can return to their homes." By The Associated Press Afghan army troops and four battles in the Afghan capital Raceway and trees looking "like a In California, meanwhile, Meanwhile, in the South, The Afghan rebels ad- Soviet advisers in a battle at Peb. 22-23 The broadcast shocks bulldozer went over and just winds described as "a four buses carrying 74 mitted heavy losses in one said the release was recom- pushed them down," said twister" were blamed for the persons from South Carolina Naiian. a village in the same communist attack between mended by a government Elbert Wralns, assistant city crash of a light plane which to Florida were stranded for Kabul and the Pakistani province. Eighteen rebels commission set up to in- ready went down in heavy snow in almost six hours In Georgia died in the fighting, and Sov- Israel border but claimed severe vestigate the riots in which (continued) the San Gabriel Mountains. before highway crews sanded iet ail raid* killed SO KUWAIT (AP)-Presi- The three occupants were an Icy bridge over the Savan- Afghan army casualties in an estimated 300 civilians dent of American Totalisator, Dollar up, two battles and the capture of civilians, Including women dent Valery Glscard believed to be alive, officials nah River. were killed and 1,000 injured. supervisory personnel have a town in the area. and children, in the area. d'Estaing, spearheading a said, but weather prevented Curfews also were im- Afghan and foreign assumed maintenance duties —Guerrillas captured the new French diplomatic of- gold down rescue efforts as night fell posed in the Virginia cities of Soviet M1G jets and sources reported the govern- at all major American race town of Sultanpur and killed fensive in the Arab world, and temperatures dipped. Chesapeake, Norfolk, helicopter gunships bombed ment rounded up several tracks which use Am-Tote LONDON (AP) - Riding 40 government soldiers in a today recognized for the Portsmouth, Virginia Beach, and strafed the rebel-held thousand persons after the equipment. on record high U.S. interest Officials kept worried village of Kot east of the series >of battles near street fighting and executed first time the right of the rates, the dollar advanced on eyes on lakes and reservoirs banning travel to emergen- Afghan capital, killing 50 Jalalabad, 75 miles east of Additionally, according to Palestinian people to self- as rain fell over an area cies as a record 13M Inches of an undisclosed number. Ryan, employees who refuse European foreign exchanges Moslem insurgents, the re- Kabulj.lt said 30 government determination. this morning. Gold prices where floods took 28 lives and snow piled Into drifts. State bels reported. It was one of soldiers were taken prisoner. Meanwhile, official Soviet to report to work would be in The announcement was caused $500 million in proper- offices closed in Richmond. violation of their contract dipped. the highest tolls admitted by Rebel sources in the anhd Chinese commentators In a joint communique Is- ty damage two weeks ago. Police In Virginia Beach with the track. The IBEW ac- Before European trading them in nearly two years of southwestern province of rejected a British proposal sued by the Kuwait news "A heavy rain would be ' abandoned their cruisers and tion Is a secondary boycott, got underway, however, the guerrilla war against the Kandahar said Sunday that for the creation of a neutral agency after Glscard devastating," Said Ira Pace, irsed four-wheel-drive concerning two parties out- dollar fell back against the communist regime. Soviet aircraft attacked a Afghanistan and the d'Estaing's weekend visit city manager of Lake vehicles for patrols. Weather side the racing installation Japanese yen In Tokyo An account of OK- fighting, mosque at Kherqa Mubarak, withdrawal of Soviet troops. to this oil-rich Arab state, Elsinore "It will be years forecaster! took sleeping Because of this, the other un- following Sunday's five-point issued Sunday in Pakistan by killing SO Moslems who were A senior Soviet comment during which he conferred yen defense plan announced before some of the residents bags to their offices. ionized employees may not the rebel Hixbe Islami, or mourning the loss of four re- tator, writing in the with Kuwait's ruler, Sheik by Japan's Ministry of launch a sympathy strike. Islamic Party, said the rebels latives killed in an earlier newspaper Sovyetskaya Jaber Al-Ahmad As-Sabah. Finance and the Bank of captured the village In Soviet artillery attack. The Rosslya, said the British No Immediate settlement The communique said Japan. Area spared Nangarahar Province several sources said there were plan, endorsed by the other is in sight. Pierce said there "the two leaders ex- The plan, setting up a $5 days ago, and the Russians several hundred persons in eight nations of the European has been no word from the pressed their conviction billion swap arrangement (continued) were trying to drive them the mosque when the attack Common Market, was part of union since Friday night. the Palestinian issue is not between the Bank of Japan "But the threat of snow ended anywhere between mid to out. occurred, and an undisclosed a Western plot "Against a refugee problem, but the "We have an offer on the and U.S. Federal Reserve, late evening Saturday," he said. The heavy snow stayed far The communique did not number were wounded. peace and for a return to the Issue of a people who have brought heavy Intervention table," be said, "and they've south, and Atlantic City was about as far north as any say whether the guerrillas None of the rebel claims cold war." the right to self-determina- by the Japanese central bank made no response. We placed accumulations of note were recorded. Casino City has four fled But it said the dead in- could be confirmed. A commentary in the Pek- tion in the framework of a today. the largest offer In the his- Inches. cluded the local rebel com- Radio Kabul said said Pre- ing People's DaUy said. "No just and permanent peace tory of the company on the The bank bought an In the county, all roads were coated by the dry, wind mander and his deputy. sident Babrak Karmal's gov- one is in a position to in- for the area," the agency table. We want to negotiate." estimated $600 million to pro- driven snow by midnight, causing some hazardous driving The rebel statement also ernment Saturday freed 112 terfere with Afghan affairs, reported. tect the yen and as Tokyo Sources said the union was conditions. claimed: • persons arrested after the which can be handled only by A French presidential trading ended for the day, the demanding a 10 percent raise, Croft said temperatures may rise above freezing today -Rebel forces killed DO anti-Soviet rioting and street the Afghan people alone." spokesman was quoted as dollar cost 247.975 yen, down while the company was of f er- and past 40 degrees tomorrow or Wednesday. ing only 7 percent. emphasizing that "self-de- Friday's closing 249.775 « Donald L. Brodsky, a termination" must be read federal mediator called In to In an overall context, in- Convicted killers cluding toe right of all Bell scientists spurn oversee negotiations, pro- flee from hospital mised to contact both sides states in toe region, Includ- (continued) ing Israel, to live within says three women have con- today or tomorrow. 1 HONESDALE, Pa. (AP)project are "something we ceived under the project. guarantee* HIM secure — A. nationwide search was as a society'' must answer, Yesterday In California he • i borders ana evacuation by under way today for two con- But the questions are not told reporters his chief Israel of all Arab territory victed killers who used smug- new, be added. purpose in creating the Colombia occupied In the 1M7 Middle gled pistols and a submachine "This kind of moral Issue •aperm bank was to Increase East war. gun to escape from Pen- has been with us from the the number of offspring of (continued) The communique was The meeting In the van nsylvania's only facility for time that we were able to our most creative scientists issued shortly after. the criminally insane, of- save huma"n life," he said. In and not to create a master yesterday morning between a Giscard d'Estaing left masked woman member of ficials say. fact, he added, the questions race. KuwaiC*for Bahrain, the Russell Shoats, 37, whohave been around "ever the guerrilla band and Depu- second stop of his current Penzias and Wilson won ty Foreign Ministers Ramlro escaped from Huntingdon since man has beesv doing the Nobel Prize for dis- six-nation tour of Arab Correctional Institute for 27^anything.", . Zambrano and Camllo states in the Persian Gulf coveries which support the Jimenei was the first days in 1877, and Clifford "It is the nature of man to "big bang" theory of the and Jordan. Futch, 35, fled Farview State Cold Won* between any of the guerrillas interfere with nature and say origin of the universe. and representatives of the The U.N. Security Hospital yesterday, taking a that we control our destiny," government. Mexican Am- Council on Saturday called hostage who was later found he commented. Stotionory Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE bassador Ricardo Galan, one on Israel to dismantle its unharmed, police said. • Graham, a millionaire, NOAA US O.|>l <)• Con.rocr.r- of the hostages who has been settlements in occupied reported trying to mediate Arab territories and not WKATHIR FORECAST — A large area of snow is between the guerrillas and start any new ones. —TIDES predicted for the northern Rockies and the Great the government, also was But Israel's deputy We've grown Saady Hook PLalns today, by the National Weather Service. present, and the back door of prime minister, Simcha TODAY - High »: Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Small craft advisory AIM** li II M dr continued. Winds north to northwest 15 to 25 knots today tion called M-lt, are demand- AtlaaU M » .» dr ing 150 million in cash, the AlUMIcCtv a II .» w and westerly 10 Knots or less tonight. Fair today and Something New is Being SaMrMra H II M clr release of 311 other M-18 SlimlMIIlM MM dr tonight, visibilty over 5 miles. Average wave heights 3 to • lunirck n I m t feet today. members they claim are In KM a « IB Sum MM dr Monday. jail, safe conduct for all of Added to Your Area!! M a c*t II—I eti them out of the country and CkwMlS•rr»""l"C« MM dr Jersey Shore worldwide publication of an durum WV It I M clclr r KV 41 N Sunny today, highs from 30 to 35 Fair and not quite so anti-government manifesto. Olrm 11 —1» C* FLY FROM MONMOUTH TO M V" cold tonight, lows around 20. Partly sunny and milder CIlKllHUtl HI ddr tomorrow, highs in the 40s. Precipitation probability near II I dr NEWARK AIRPORT IN • II CO zero through tonight. Winds north to northwest 10 to 20 'Seat beltless A great team s'. s mph today. Ocean water temperatures are In the mid to 20 MINUTES!! == St— I c*r upper 30s. drivers take to go with. II 1 •• That's right - Traveling will be easier, KMM HI clr Shore extended Hal 41 » M more chances' H« 11 u dr Extended forecast for Wednesday through Friday. faster and more economical — it's DETROIT (AP) - MM c#v Mild Wednesday with a chance of showers, highs around It— 7 dr Drivers who do not use seat the reliable ALLEGHENY COMMUTER JKII'VIM 0 n dr 50. Cooler Thursday and Friday. A chance of rain Thurs- belts are in fact inclined to day, fair Friday. Highs both Thursday and Friday in the Airline in association with USAIR. KM'lClh take greater risks behind the mid to upper 40s. Lows throughout the period in the low to M 14 c*v wheel, General Motors Corp. li a U U r» mid 30s. Starting real soon, Allegheny Com- tarss It 1 dr researchers have concluded. M II n clr muter will have 22 Jet-Prop Daily 71 N .n dr North Jersey The four researchers say a i CM S- »---3« Sunny today, highs from 30 to 35. Fair and not quite so their study, presented in a Flights between Monmouth and n » M clr paper at the Society of NlwOrrHM 41 t> dr cold tonight, lows around 20. Partly sunny and milder Newark Airports. Included will be • il -dr tomorrow, highs In the 40s. Precipitation probability near Automotive Engineers con- NarMk M usilr vention last week. Is the first 0.11 CH» M I C«V zero through tonight. Winds north to northwest 10 to JO interline Baggage Transfer - Special HIM* direct evidence that non- dr mph today. low joint Fares with uaAtit. and .11 dr users take more chances on u ™ South Jersey the road. all major connecting Airlines, Through nuiat U I It has been known for m. on M 44 Sunny today, highs In the upper 20s to low 30s. Fair Ticketing and Free parking at CIt* some time that drivers who *4! 3M5 .»C*T and not quite so cold tonight, lows In the teens. Partly do wear belts tend to play It Monmouth Airport. n u nc*y sunny and, milder tomorrow, highs in the 40s. Precipita- safe in other aspects of their ft I M I <** It f>. TiaH H 41 Jt dr tion probability near zero through tonight. Winds north to lives, such as buying medical Look for our announcement of actual bn Liu nan northwest 10 to 10 mph today. SDM MM m Insurance, taking polio vac- H U M clr cine and keeping up their sav- starting date of scheduled Flights or MM MT Eastern Pennsylvania H » m ings. call your Travel Agent for information SI I «C«Y Sunny today, highs In the upper 20s to low 30s. Fair.' Accident Investigators It tl c*r and not quite so cold tonight, lows in the teens. Partly and Reservations, or call us at (800) 428-4253 Tod Free. II .11 clr also know that seat belt usage m-WrtarWr-l MM. sunny and milder tomorrow, Highs In the 40s. Precipita- L»—YttMrtayi Mi. increases as drivers perceive PrWWH ikrMWnirM t tion probability near zero through tonight. Winds north to Ina f ».m. 1IT more risks such as taking a or' northwest 10 to 20 mph today. ALLEGHENY COLV.LV1LJTER Hi long trip or driving a small car. 4 The D*ly Register lSHREWSBURY'NJ- MONDAY, MARCH 3, i960 HHIMIIIIIMtlMMilllllllMHIIIIIIIIIIIMMMIIMIIMllllliltlllllllllillllllU Amity marks Marlboro debate By KEN JAUTZ the teachers' contract and Freehold Regional without attention to alternative Obituaries MARLBORO - The seven other large expenses that call being questioned, said that methods of cutting non- Included among those ap- IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIMHIIIUHIIHMHHIIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIKIHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIII candidates for the three for a. greater "financial many non-educational ex- educational itptntu such as proaches, was a study of the Board of Education seats cushion" will be arising. penses should not be included utility bills. board's Insurance policies, here met with the Greater All other candidates, In the state's budget cap. Silverman and Schoener, and ways of reducing beating ^William H. Rydeiy MorgaaviU* Civic Associa- Korster and Kleinman en the other hand, oeafred and utility bills throughout tion last night, and proved so tor toe Budget, reminding the spoke of their years ol their comments on the dis- thedistrict, amiable and well-versed that civic association that the service to the board, and In- trict's curriculum, and the Goldberg disagreed with former principal one member of the audience budget represented approx- side knowledge of the Issue* need to seek the input of Portnoy's vim on the state exclaimed, "It's too bad we imately a seven percent in- Both pledged further effort cap, and said if non-educa- can't elect you all." parents and taxpayers in M1DDLET0WN - township school system until crease over the previous year at curriculum standardiza- formulating the curriculum. tional expenses ware ex- William Hugh Ryder. 78, of 39 In a wide-ranging presen- - far less than the current tion, and Kleinman discussed empted from it, there would ML tation, the candidates inflation rat* Cooover Lane, former prin- He was graduated in 1»M the need to change the grad- The candidates avoided be no real Incentive to keep cipal in the Weit Long touched on an array of Issues The seven candidates are ing system at the high school debating or contradicting one coats down. from Rutgers University and now facing the board, with Branch School System, died was a member of the Mon- Portnoy, who Is emphasizing level. another's statements during Schoener said that the dis- yesterday ah the Medicenter, each giving bis approval to his municipal experience the public portion of thetrict's curriculum was not .mouth County Round Table the proposed ft million school Goldberg criticised the Red Bank. and the Union Hose Company with the Planning Board and meeting. Whan questioned af- being applied evenly In the budget and proclaiming the the township's Environmen- board for contracting some terwards, however, incum- four elementary schools, and, He was born in Red Bank in Red Bank need for greater standardiza- and had been an area resident He is survived by bis wife, MODEL DIBS — tal Commission, and bus routes, when it had bents Forster and Kleinman In what la an act of political tion of the curriculum at the Goldberg, who is highlighting enough buses available to rejected Goldberg's courage hare, said it la too his entire life. Mrs. Elizabeth Young Ryder, Wllhelmlna Cooper, a top district's four elementary and a brother, Paul T. Ryder, his prof essional business and transport the district's »,600 criticisms. The board has early to tell whether the He retired In 1«M after 30 fashion model and head of schools. accounting expertise; Paula yean of service in the West here. her own agency, died pupils. The board has been sought suggestions from the benefits of withdrawing from Beyond that, however, the 8. Forstar and Myma P. unable to find part-time public in an attempt to solve the Freehold Rational dis- Long Branch school system. The Adams Memorial Saturday In Greenwich, Kleinman who have served on He then served as an elemen- Home, Red Bank, is in charge Conn. This Is a 1964 photo. candidates presented dif- drivers for the Its transportation, problems, trict will outweigh the costs. tary .supervisor In theof arrangements. ferent views on a number of the board for nine and three routes at the current they said, and it has ex- "There are still too many id i j au |/ci TltVI 111 mi w*. wiiuajMuvHWi issues, including the proposed yean, respectively; Kieve amined alternative ap- financial questions that have Kortmansky, an official of salary. Goldberg also said the withdrawal of Marlboro High board has not given enough proaches to non-educational tobei Norman Hobgood,oldest veteran A.CClQCIlt School from the Freehold Re- the Municipal Swim Club and gional School District and the Robertsville Recreational ARKADELPH1A, Ark. veteran. He also was in the long range impact of the Program who is the dean of (AP) - Funeral services limelight In the annual state-mandatad cap on school students at a New York City were to be held today for Veterans Day celebrations In victim budget increases. high school; Patricia Labrecque eyed Arkadelphia. Norman Hobgood, the man And though each can- Schoener, co-chairman and the government calls the na- Last year, Hobgood was former chairman of the dis- awarded the Arkansas Distin- didate asserted his support of tion's oldest war veteran. critical the board's proposed budget, trict's Parent Advisory Coun- Hobgood, who died Fri- quished Service medal in a cil; and Pearl Silverman, a to head Chase Veterans Day ceremony at RUMSON - Joseph L some offered their day, enlisted in the Army in Orio Jr., a borough resident wholehearted endorsement, former New York City school NEW YORK- Thomas G. Henderson State University. teacher and current sub- In 1867, at the age of J7.be 1888, serving in the Third recovering from an while others expressed some .Labrecque of Fair Haven Is was appointed as a second Kentucky Volunteer Infantry Hobgood was a lawyer, automobile accident Thurs- "serious" reservations. stitute teacher In Marlboro teacher and farmer. He the youngest of the five Chase vice president In the Cor- during the Spanish-American day, remained in critical, but "While I'm not against schools. Manhattan vice presidents War. The Veteran's Ad- farmed until he was 98 and porate Advisory Department, stable condition early this the budget, I'm not entirely Each candidate has either who are reportedly being con- and became a senior vice pre- ministration said he was the preached the Sunday worship morning at Bellevue service at his church on his happy with it either," said served on various municipal sidered as the company's sident in charge of the Bank oldest of 30 million veterans Hospital, in New York, ac- Harvey Goldberg, who is next president listed in its records. * looth birthday. committees, or has had some Portfolio Group in 1971. cording to a hospital making his tint bid for a direct supervisory or ad- Company officials have Only about 250 veterans of spokesman. ' „ board seat. "There's nothing During the New York City visory experience with school said that Chairman David fiscal crisis, in 1*75, the Spanish-American War Enianuel Mahler While driving home from that can be done for this year, districts. RockfeUer, who will turn B are living, according to the but there are some important Labrecque was named as the work Thursday, Orlo's car hit The candidates each cen- In June, will continue to serve bank's representative to the LONG BRANCH - a tree on Wall St., In Eaton- controls and kngterra .con- 'tered on different concerns as chairman until June of The Kentucky native also Emanuel Mahler, 77, of this siderations that should be Municipal Assistance Cor- town, at about 7:45 p.m. He during their five minute pre- 1M1. At that time, Willard C. poration, a three-man team was Arkansas' oldest state place, died yesterday at the was taken to Monmouth built Into future budgets." sentation to the S members Butcher, the current presi- legislator. He was elected to Monmouth Medical Center. Medical Center, in Long dent, is expected to succeed formed to restore the city's Dr. Ivan Portooy, a local of the civic association who financial stability. Labrecque the state House of Represen- He was bom In Austria Branch, but requiring open dentist and former chairman attended last night's meet- Rockefeller. tatives for two terms in IMS and moved here from heart, surgery, and was later of the township's Planning was then M. Thaasas G. I asrecajet andlOT. ing. Although five vice presi- Marlboro seven years ago. transported to Bellevue. He Board who is also seeking his dents are reportedly under The following year, be was graduated from Vlllanova Hobgood, who lived in an Kortmansky said that re- He was the retired owner underwent surgery there Fri- first term on the board, ex- sidents' education tax dollars consideration for the presi- appointed to the management University In IMS. Be at Arkadelphia nursing home, of Manny's Antiques, in day. pressed some additional re- dent's position, Labrecque, committee, the chief policy- tended both the American frequently was interviewed could be better spent, and Marlboro. He suffered a torn aorta, servations about the budget. suggested a more "effective 41, and two other vice presi- making body of the Chase University Graduate School about Us status as the oldest His wife, Mrs. Bertha the artery leading to the Portnoy noted that most of utilization of the teaching dents, William Ogden and Manhattan Corporation. The of Business, where he ob- ' ' A- Schissler Mahler, died In heart, and a fractured Jaw in the increase allowed under staff." Barry Sullivan, are rumored group oversees the bank and tained a degree in financial Mrs. Linda Salman, 1968 the accident, according to a the state cap was used for the Portnoy, the only can- to be the most serious can- all Its *ub«idiary operations management and Investment He Is survived by a son, hospital spokesman. next fiscal year. But during didate to proclaim his sup- didates. At 37, Labreque was the analysis, and the Graduate former Rockette Theodore Mahler of St. Orio, 20, lives at 55the following year, he said, port of the withdrawal from Published reports con- youngest member of the com- School of Business at New Augustine, Fla.; twoWaterman Ave. and is cerning Labrecque's chances mittee by 10 years. York University. MOKGANVILLE - Mrs. daughters, Mrs. Paula employed by ARA food of being offered the presi- Ai a member of the com- Linda R. Salman, ML of n Berman of Colonia, and Mrs. service at Bell Laboratories dent's Job appear contradic- mittee, Labrecque was In Prince William Roarf, died Doris Jafe, here; a sister, in Holmdel. tory, with some indicating be charge of Chase's 12,000 Saturday at the Freehold Fire guts house; Mrs. Lillian Newell of West A small bus carrying U the man to watch, and clerical personnel and it* Area Hospital, Freehold Palm Springs, Fla., and nine other asserting he Is too Township. about 19 people traveled to state-wide network of »0 grandchildren. the hospital from the county young for the position. branch offices She was born in Brooklyn, The Wooley Funeral Home Friday to give blood for a hydrants frozen Labrecque's rise at Chase, Labrecque is the son of and had lived here 10 yean. is in charge of arrangements. transfusion Orio needed.The Mrs. Salman was a former one of the country's largest retired Superior Court Judge donors had responded to a ByJOELSOBOEL local police and the state banks, has been termed at the Radio City DEAL - Fire destroyed Theodore J. Labrecque. He call for blood placed over the police arson squad will in- was born in Long Branch, and usic Hall, and was the . Daniel Butler Jr. county police radio. The bus an unoccupied SVi-story vestigate the blase. dance director and proprieter was provided by the county dwelling yesterday as frozen Local firefighters were as- of the Linda Salman Dance RED BANK - Daniel L. Senior Citizens Area hydrants hampered efforts to sisted by volunteers from the Studio, Manalapan. Butler Jr., 63, of 248 Leightoo extinguish the flames. Landlords dismayed If you hold the above Transportation program. Allenhurst, Long Branch and number, present your She was a member of the Ave., died Friday at Mon- Sixty firemen from four Oakhurft departments. TRENTON (AP) - New help senior cltiieni and Rockettes Alumni Associa- mouth Medical Center, Long social security card at Kenneth Conklin volunteer companies battled "It was a big old bouse Jersey landlord groups arc others who were attached to the switchboard of The tion, a charter member of the Branch after a sudden illness. the -blase in sub-freezing that ended its life In fire," howling about ug<»i.n«t that their pets but were con- He was born in Fort Register's main dfflce. Marlboro Chapter of the KEYPORT -Kenneth E. weather for more than two Rogers said. The wood-frame would make It a right not a fronted by landlords with Broad St., Shrewsbury, American Cancer Society and Mitchell, Ala., and had lived Conklin, of 228 Main St., who hours before putting it out. dwelling probably was more privilege to keep cats and "no pets" clay*** In stan- here 12 years. within 72 hours. You a member of the Professional died Saturday, Is survived by No injuries were reported. than SO years old, he said. dogs in rented apartments. dard leases, be said. then become eligible to . Dance Teacher's Association. Mr. Butler was a migrant bis wife, Mn. Meta M. The house, st 11 Ocean Water was sprayed on the Assembly Speaker "I had gotten com- fanner. win a case ol Hills Bros. Surviving are her Schroeder Conklin and a Ave., was used primarily as a rubble throughout the day to Christopher J. Jackman, D- munications from a lot of High Yield coffee. husband, Joel E. Salman; two He was a member of St. daughter, Mrs. Joyce summer residence, according prevent the flames from flar- Hudson, has Introduced the people, mostly elderly, who daughters, the Misses John's AME Church, in Fort Christman, of Holmdel, in ad- to borough Fire Chief Jim ing up again, the fire chief bill that would make It aright couldn't find a place to live Melissa and Amy Salman, Mitchell, and was a member dition to two brothers, a sis- Rogers. Police identified its reported. to keep a pet In an apartment that would accept pets," both at home, and a sister, of the church choir. ter and three grandchildren. owner as Sam Gabby of Extreme cold tem- bouse u long as the animal Jackman said. I In* tU'tii.. Mrs Diane Master of Chap- He was also a member of The names of the survivors Brooklyn, N.Y. peratures in the last several did not become a "continu- paqua, NY. the former Butler Brothers were incorrectly spelled in A passing motorist spotted days caused the water In the ing nuisance." Hearings on the measure Social Security The Freeman Funeral Gospel Quartet, In Fort Sunday's Register. the fire and drove to the Deal hydrants to freeze, Rogers A group called Animals have ban held by the As- Sw trpstakes ( ontcst Home, Freehold, Is in charge Mitchell. Fire House about«: 90 a.m. to said. .Need You had prodded him tosembly Labor Committee. of arrangements. Surviving are a son, Cancer clinics report it. The building was "After we hooked up to a Daniel Butler III, of Detroit, engulfed in flames when couple of hydrants, we found Mich.; three.daughters, Mrs. set in 2 towns firemen arrived moments that we couldn't use them," Frank Smith Sr. Mary L. Branson of Colum- later, Rogers said. he said. bus, Ga , and Mrs. Rose LONG BRANCH - In The cause has not been RED BANK - Frank C. Jordan and Miss Johnnie Mae view of predictions that the Eleven pieces of equip- Smith, ST., «, of 4 Chapln determined, Rogers said, but ment were used to fight the Butler, both of Washington, number of cancer deaths and because of "the- complete Ave., died Saturday at the D.C.; three brothers, Henry new cases of the disease will blaze, which produced a con- Riverview Hospital. destruction" and the speed siderable amount of smoke, Butler of Columbus, Ga., rise in the coming year, the with which the fire spre*' He was born in New Mon- Fassish Butler of Pheonix Long Branch Public Health Rogers said. mouth, and lived in Mid- City, Ala. and Nlmrod Butler Nursing Association is hold- dletown before moving hen of Long Branch; two sisters, ing bi-monthly cancer screen- 35 years ago. Mrs. Mary A. Lewis of Long ing clinics for women who MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER] Branch and Mrs. Mattle E. live In Long Branch and Mon- Mr. Smith was a retired IS NOW mechanic, who was employed Johnson, with whom he re- mouth Beach. by the Globe Petroleum Co. sided; 10 grandchildren, and It will schedule special for 47 yean. five great-grandchildren. screenings for men, as well. OPEN SUNDAYS He was a communicant of The Edward E. Jackson The Tuesday sessions St. Anthony's Roman Funeral Home, Neptune, it in will be March 4 and March 18. i Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. _£ Catholic Church, and an ex- charge of arrangements. according to Dorothy Snead, empt member of the Liberty R.N., association director. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTS Hose Co. 77Z«Rwu LADIES Surviving are his wife, 747-5220 Mrs. Mary A. Prigoskl Smith, two sins, Charles Jakuboskl, here, and Frank C. Smith, Jr. of Middletown; a brother, ALL NEW John Ceseskl of Belford; • PUBLIC NOTICE1 sister, Mrs. Clara Reid of MUST RAISE CASHI-F1NE QUALITY FURNITURE THAT Mystic, Conn., and six YOU CAN AFFORD. NO REASONABLE OFFER RE- FUSED. • The John E. Day Funeral RED BANK EDISON Home is in charge of arrange- 133 Monmouth Street SPRING Oakwood Shopping Canter

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Byrne says the legislators The real test wUl be the seniority This marvelous principle asserts that the But be quickly adds, "It's can raise taxes by $110 not discriminate on the bails of sex, state's revenue estimates, longer one holdi a poaitioo, the stronger one's claim is to really the nuts and bolts of million almost any way they race, color, national and ethnic origin in Van Wagner says. It's It. Thus the Untouchable Incumbent asserted Us right to government, if you can sM choose. Byrne also will con- possible that the Legislature administration of its educational certain trees, those with the sweetest bark and the most through it. It's a lot of num- sider cuts In his "bare wiU balance the budget by re- policies, admission* policies, and advantageous limbs (or climbing, leaving Non-Incum- bers and strategies." bones" budget, but he warned evaluating the estimates and benU vulnerable to easy attack down below The numbers: The state that his cabinet members will school-administered programs. predicting that current taxes expects to bring In $3.8 billion be asking for budget in- Today the IncumbenU feed on the Juiciest leaves high will bring In more money. on the tree, their diet consisting principally of choice from general tax revenues. creases, not cuts. prerogatives, traditional prerequisites, special The heads of government Byrne's strategy. Van privileges, and fringe benefits. agencies have asked for $4 3 Wagner says, "places the billion. As a compromise, question of saying no or yes On wen a rich diet, with their tree-parking places Gov. Brendan T. Byrne has squarely In the hands of the carefully reserved. Incumbents tend to build up heavy recommended $310 milllnn in Joint Committee and ul- layers of fat Juit below their quill-protected skin. This timately the Legislature." 7%a4e A "Date comforting blubber Is called a petition It is this on which There is a difference of A paid directory of coming events for non-profit MARCH 9, 10,11 they live, in the event that they give up their Incumbency, Police hold man opinion oh whether the organizations. Rates $2.60 for three lines for one day, Rummage Sale, Second time around clothing, or If because of carelessness or overweight they are Legislature will raise taxes* lift) each additional line; $3.50 for two days, f 1.25 each household items, furniture, etc. at 8 W. Front St., Red dislodged or fall oat of their trees. In this case a new on theft charge or cut the budget. A $90 additional line; $6.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each Bank. Sun., March 9, Mon., March 10, Tues., March 11, Incumbent speedily picks up the ways of the old, enjoys additional line; $6.50 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional RED BANK - Police Fri- million hike in the corporate 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., sponsored by Red Bank Chapter the advantages of Incumbency, and usually finds in those line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call of Hadassah. advantages virtues that he*nad altogetraer failed to note day night arrested a 22-year- business tax, raising it from The Daily Register, 5424000, ask for the Date 7.S percent to 9 percent, was before becoming an Incumbent himself. old Ttnton Falls man in con- Secretary. ' MARCH It passed just last January. At nection with the assault and Bus Trip to Philadelphia Flower Show, Grow It robbery earlier that night of a that time, the Legislature re- MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY Show Garden Club, bus leaves Middlebrook Shopping 61-year-old borough man fused to pass another $150 CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Center, Rt. 35, Oakhurst at Noon. Fee: $10.00 includes behind the Little Kraut million in tax hikes that assist senior citizens in filing various forms — tax, bus fare and admission to show. Reservations: Call resUruant, 115 Oakland St. Byrne wanted. social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of eves. 774-4040. charge. Call 291-0485. Mon., Wed., Fit, 9 a.m. to 12 Panel urges hike Aaron Thomas Jackson, of With that in mind, Van noon. 56 Howard Ave., Tinton Falls, Wagner and Senate President was arrested and charged Joseph P. Merlino, D- MARCH IS MARCH) Colts Neck Historical Society's 15th Annual Spring in school spending with the assault and robbery Mercer, believe another ef- Red Bank Tenants Association monthly meeting at Antique Show, Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, Colts of an undetermined amount fort at raising taxes wiU fail. Borough Hall, 32 MonmouthSt., at 8 p.m. Neck, N.J. For information, Louis Whitney, Chairman, TRENTON (AP) - Re- tricti that cannot prove they of cash. But .Assembly Speaker Christopher J. Jackman, D- MARCH 3, 4,5 482-1378. |V».II»H» of some school are offering comprebesive or He was being held in coun- Hudson, remains committed Altar Rosary Society, Star of the Sea Church, Long districts and M billion In new cost-effective programs. ty jail in lieu of $10,500 bail. Branch, will bold a "This It That Sale," March 3, 4, 5, The Monmouth Conservatory Children's Chorus school aid it needed In New 10-3 p.m. at the school, 3rd & Chelsea, Long Branch. with members of the Opera Society It starring Lloyd The "thorough and effi- Jersey, the state Board of 222-5342, 222-1392. Grosse It Daniel Young will present Benjamin Britten's cient" system "has been children's entertainment "Let's Make An Opera" in a Education concluded in a re- successful in a number of ma- MARCUS port to be released Wednes- fully staged & costumed production with professional jor areas, although improve- "You've been to the rest — now come to the best!" Instrumental ensemble featuring Ingrid Clarfield It day ments are still required," the Pay bill* the easy; The East Keansburg PTA invites you to attend Its Lillian Livingston, Felix Molzer, conductor. Sat., Mar. The 24-volume report de- report said. money-having way Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's Restaurant, East 15 at 2 p.m. at Monmouth Arts Center, Red Bank. votes one volume each to the Keansburg, 7:30 p.m. Refreshments, door prizes. Dona- General admission $3.50. Call 842-9002 or 741-8880. state's » school district, and "Major problems still ex- PLUS 5VJnieresi tions : $ 2.50. Ticket information.787-1191 or 787-0068. the remainder of the report ist, particularly in the area of MARCH 16 evaluated the state's educa- school finance. Our financial per annum. MARCHI St. Agnes' Church sponsoring bus trip to Radio City tional system overall since equalization goals have not QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced and Music Hall, Spring spectacular featuring the Rockettes the inception of the so-called been met as well as desired, widowed adults Discussion, refreshments, dancing. It The Vienna Choir Boys. Complete dinner. Call 1 and the antiquated faculties I JBfeydtone Savings Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St., Uncroft, 8 p.m. 291-0876, 291-0272. "thorough and efficient" ^fc|j| AMUR MM • HUM • IIIMWM • IHWoMUHV law. in a large number of districts Donation: $3.00. pose severe constraints. The "thorough and effi- MARCH7 MARCH 21 cient" mandate, formally World Day Of Prayer, Mar. 7, 1 p.m. at the Celebrate the coming of Spring at the Atlantic called the Public School Presbyterian Church At Shrewsbury, on Sycamore Ave. Highlands Historical Society International #1 Wine & Education Act of 1OTS, was to Everyone welcome. Cheese Festival, on Fri., March 21, starting 8 p.m. improve the quality of educa- Toast the new season with wines from around the world, MARCHI tion, especially in districts Fashion sample tasty complimentary cheeses. Guest speaker, Holy Name Society of St. Agnes Church, Atlantic with lower property-tax flowers, door prize, too. To be held at the Westside Highlands will hold its annual St. Patrick's Dinner bases, and was accompanied Field House, Ave. C It West Washington Aves., in Dance, in the school cafeteria, from 8 p.m., to 1 a.m. by adoption of a state Income Spoken Atlantic Highlands. Tickets only $6.50. Call Wendy at Dancing to the music of Kevin Guerin's "Biddy Ear- 281-1605. The report noted that a ly's". Pull course dinner and Irish entertainment. For percent of the school's in the Here! tickets, $8.75, call 842-4144 or 291-3388. MARCH zz states largest cities are Dinner Dance Mater Dei PTA, March 8, Cocktails Holmdel Historical Society Antique Show & Sales more than 50 yean old, and at 7 p.m., dinner 8 p.m.. Shore Casino, $52 a couple. 9:30-4 p.m. High School Commons, Crawfords Corner suggested that large-scale re- Information: Mrs. Robert Moore, 671-0882. Rd., (near Bell Labs). Admission, $1.25. Luncheon, 11-3. novations are needed. "MODA" . Spanish Homemade salads and desserts. Ithaca College Concert Choir, benefit Red Bank "Continuing and reecent- MARCH 23 ly completed internal and ex- "MODE" . French Rotary Club, Sat., Mar. 8,8:15 p.m., Red Bank Regional High School. Tickets at door, $3.50. Middletown Jaycees Annual Vacation Auction, ternal department studies in- Cobblestones Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Middletown. Bid- dicate mote than $4 billion is "MODE" . Italian •. Sneaker Sale Pro-Keds, $9.59, all sites, others from. ding begins 1 p.m. sharp. Send $1.00 donation for each needed to renovate and to $3 and up. Saint Clement's Church, Church St., Belford. ticket and brochure to P.O. Box 184, Middletown, N.J. replace Inadequate public In all languages, 'Annie Sez" 10 a.m-4 p.m. Benefit BYAA. 07748 or call 787-7704 or 671-4196. school facilities In New Jersey." the report said. MARCHI The Long Branch Chapter of Deborah Hospital, a speaks "Fashion". Famous benefit bus trip to Watchung. A dinner show, a play, "Faculty neglect and the The Rumson Pop Warner Parents Assn. is sponsor- ing a basketball game between the Rumson All stars 4 "Born Yesterday." For amipletedetails call 222-8705or annual lack of financial com- designers and nationally 747-4966. mitment by local school dis- the N.Y. Giants at 2 p.m. in the Rumson High School Gym. Half-time autographs will be available. Tickets $3 tricts will scalate the H\ advertised makers are always tin available on an advance basis only at the Rumson billion." Market, Butler's Deli, Val's Tavern, Htntelmann's MARCH 28 The report urges that a 10- on sale (via their designs) at Liquors In Rumson & at the Willow Cleaners in Sea Reading, Pa. Bus Trip, sponsored by Atlantic year plan be adopted to up- Bright & Little Silver or by calling Mrs. Hunter at Highlands Pop Warner, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (approximate- grade school f adllties. It pro- 842-4753. ly), leaving Atlantic Highlands. $12.00 per person. Call posed that $200 million be "Annie Sez"And the prices 872-1647 or 291-1865. spent immediately for re- International Concert Series, United Methodist novations and $50 million will not break you! Church, 247 Broad St., Red Bank presents Peter MARCH 31 more to remove asbestos Planyavsky, organist, St. Stephana, Vienna, In recital, 4 Atlantic City Boardwalk Regency, River Plaza Have you seen Michelle? Ladies Auxiliary includes show, cocktails, buffet from the schools. Asbestos, ak p.m. Works of Clerambault, Krebs, Plerne, Heiller, substance linked to cancer, Bach It improvisations. Child care provided. Freewill luncheon, taffy. Round trip transportation. $17.50 per was at one time widely used She Discovered offering. . person. Call 741-6281. Reservations deadline March 16. for insulating schools. The Junior Women's dub of Middletown will hold The report alto' saMre- "Annie Sez" an Art Auction on Sun., March 9 at the Bamm Hollow APRIL 11,13,19, M, M, 27 D gionalliatleat^S? « Shop Our 4 Convenient Locations: Country Club, Middletown. The preview will begin at 1 Beth Ahm Community Players will present the musical. "Milk It Honey." Male singers still needed. necessary ftC/flKe school RTE 35 SHREWSBURY N J (201)847-001 t p.m. with the auctions slated for 2 p.m. The admission districts that have not re- price is $3.00 and open to the public. Refreshments will Call 2644492. be served and a door prise is being donated by Marlin duced staff Use as student ALLWOOD PLA/A (IIMI1N NJ (201)778-6655 APRIL 13 enrollments dropped. Art Inc. Works by many well known artists are being St. Benedict's PTA, Holmdel, will sponsor Flea It calls for greater state featured. Included are-original signed lithographs, bain- i u y Hours Dailv I Sat I iv Noon Market in the school cafeteria, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. involvement in school opera- tings, etchings, oils, water colors and enamels. Bidding Space rental $7.50 Tables provided. For information and tions, and elimination or re- ".NO MALL HTE; S9 NANUfT NY (914)623- 4884 wiU begin below $25.00 and upwards to $2900. Proceeds i )46- 1888 reservations call 264-7108 or 583-9543. glonallzation of small dis- NO ' t NIHAI AVL HARTSDALE NY will benefit the Hemophilia Association. I "•*••'* ••» • * * ' TheDally Regisier^AndrusTaps stories about him By JACK ANDERSON IIHHHUUIUIIUIIHIHIHHUUI MHNNW j i hundred! of pages Established in «7ft — Published by The Red Bank RfjsiHler ut Mr- toction afforded by Mr. John of documents. Then we quas- WASHINGTON - Interior tioned Andrus about the al- ARTHUR Z KAMIN Secretary Cecil Andrui, - Aa Idaho convict, who WASHINGTON legation*. wearing a petulant air of af- BOW lives la fear of his Ufe, President and Editor . The Interior Secretary Is fronted dignity and an- informed Internal Revenue an amiable, earnest sort, noyance, hai taken exception Agents how he served aa SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. MARCH 3.1980 with an air about him of to my reports on his political "bagman" for Bandar. A • MIIIIIHIHIItllllllltlillHIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII, legitimate purpose and dis- put. arming frankness. His secret memorandum relates Secret investigative filet justify calling a special grand that the informant told of "Your descendents would have Jury. But this was precluded method Is to admit candidly and knowledgeable sources what was already known and being asked by a group of disclose that Andrui as gov- by Idaho state law. Instead, northern Idaho bartenders to the facts were act forth in an beyond hiding, but to deny Its ANDERSON thanked us for this." ernor of Idaho seemed to do logical Implications. deliver an envelope of cash to everything possible to clear investigative file which political manipulations to the sheriff's car. The Infor- the way (or Emprise Corp., a mysteriously disappeared Meanwhile, he adopted the promote aa Emprise race mant claimed that on another tactics of the cuttlefish, Mafia-linked sports outfit, to after It was turned over to track In IdahoT What hap- occasion he handed over move into the state. His ap- Andrua. which are known to marine pened toth e investigative file 15,000 in payoff money to a pointment of a small-town Upon President Carter's biologists for their protective that was entrusted toAndrus ' Bender deputy. sheriff, John Bolder, ai appointment of Andrua to the habit of squirting ink to evade care? Why did he appoint a pursuers. Ht began squirting The fearful accuser has Idaho'! chief lawman also ap- Cabinet in UTS, a team of backwater sheriff, with s re- ink long before I could get to bean •witched to another palled federal agents trying FBI agents pulled the facts putation for osmantiou, as together for a routine back- my typewriter. federal prison for safety. Yet to cope with the Mafia. Idaho's top law enforcement ground report. Ytt m—uwhile, the information At a national law enforce- Without knowing what I in- officer? Who removed the de- astonishingly, this de- tended to write, he called a ha supplied has never hem ment conference, one expert rogatory information from described the Bender ap- rogatory material wai not In- press conference, labeled the OSS" cluded in the FBI report that unwritten story as the FBI report before It was ENEMIBSUST pointment as "a classic case submitted toth e Senate ? of corruption and infiltration was submitted to the Senate. "garbage" and huffed off. dent Carter had a "City of The burly John Bender by organized crime." My sources said the em- He has continued to spread Champions" day at the White Meanwhile, the Law Enforce- barrassing information was the protective talk. served under Andrus as the House on Fab. H to honor expunged from the report ment Intelligence Unit, a "Mr. Anderson has Just top Idaho cop from 1971 to Pittsburgh's finest - the before any Senators could see federally subsidised crime- resurrected and rehashed old 1*77. Yet here's what my re- football players of the Super It - a charge that a White fighting group, refused to barroom gossip which has porter found from sources Bowl winning Steelers and House spokesman em- tend any sensitive data to absolutely no basis In fact," and documents: the baseball stars of the phatically denied. Yet the in- Idaho when it found out he snorted. A rehash? The — Four separate Infor- World Series-winning formation never reached the Bender had unauthorised ac- story had never been mants told four state in- Pirates. The president also Senate committee that re- cess to it. published, but had been ac- sent invitations to aU Pen- viewed the Andrua appoint- vestigators that Bender took tively suppressed. Barroom nsylvania congressmen — ex- This attracted the scrutiny ment; obviously, someone's payoffs from them walk be gosslpT The Information cept one. Rep. Eugene of crime investigation units hand had been quicker than was sheriff In a northern at both the state and federal came from the files of at Idaho gambling bailiwick. Atkinson, Democrat of Pit- the eye. '— tsburgh, was pointedly level. No less than Nick Scop- least three official investiga- — A state agent, quoting tions omitted from the guest list. It petta, the New York pro- I asked my associate Dale an underworld informant, re- seems he hasn't been secutor of Serpico fame, Van Atta to investigate the Here are Just s few of the ported Bender had "kept the came to Idaho to investigate. cover-up. He spent weeks In welcome st the White House questions that are-still re- beat off" his illegal drug since ha threw his support There was enough Idaho where he spoke to verberating: Why did Andrus pushing, which was "allowed behind presidential contender evidence, he concluded, to dozens of sources and as governor engage In to continue through the pro- Sen. Edward Kennedy The kooks that figure in a primary By JAMES J. KfLPATRICK imimtiHiiiitmliiiimiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimm that "a well-regulated America. Europe and* Japan. MANCHESTER, N.H.. - militia being necessary to the David Rockefeller Is That great glacial mass security of a free slate, the chairman of both outfit* known as Campaign '80 has CONSERVATIVE right of the people to keep Most of the as American now moved out of New and bear arms shall not be members of the commission Hampshire, leaving behind a VIEW Infringed." The first, con- also are members of the terminal moraine of buttons, trolling clause simply gets council bumper stickers, sample II I >IM, l»t dropped down the memory And so what? In a free ballots and bruised ambi- bole. society, persons who share tions. Without rehashing the scarcely could be beard. It would have been a bless- common interests hsve every A mixed blessing results, let me return to a Anderson- tavors the ing to bear one of these pro- right to free association. couple of factors that figured spective presidents gently For years now a conflict between But the report also said that "effec- licensing of t»»"Hgnnf • he KILPATRUK They have •very right totr y in the presidential primary. compares this to the licensing suggest that murdering to influence public policies. two opposing views of the news media tive legal measures should be designed I have in mind the growls of automobiles. In my own hoodlums hsve nothing The two organisations are no has been played out in forums sponsored to: (a) limit the process of concentration of the gun nuts and the cries view, this is a lousy ides; the whatever to do with the well- upon the theory that the more Insidious and probably by the United Nations. At one extreme is and monopolization; (b) circumscribe of the conspiracy kooks. analogy doesn't hold up. No regulated militia that Is. Council on Foreign Relations are lass influential than the There comes a time, it seems necessary to the security of a the traditional Western - and especially the action of transnationals by requiring plan of gun registration or ind the Trilateral Com- American Security Council to me, when an otherwise ad- gun licensing will affect the free state The mind boggles mission are engaged in some and the American Enterprise American — view of news coverage: them to fcmply with specific criteria mirable tolerance of the irra- criminal bent on armed rob- at the lunatic notion that a insidious conspiracy to sur- Institute. They sre less That it ought to be aggressive, objective bandit has a "God-given and conditions defined by national tional runs out. My own re- bery. But Anderson was the render our free republic to secret than college right" to a Saturday night and beholden to no political authority.At legislation and development policies." servoirs of patience have just only candidate who had the fraternities or the Royal Or- special, yet that is where the the Jewish bankers and the the other extreme, developing nations, run dry. guts to suggest that der of the Moose. The report does not specify what these tunnel vision of the gun lobby dirty Commies. In New Toward the end of the something more is needed with support from the communist bloc, "measures" might be, but in the put inevitably takes us. In any Hampshire the ^wfrr were It Is s futile exercise, 1 campaign, the Gun Owners of than windy talk about con- know, to contend with have pressed a view In which "news" Is some Third World governments have at- given year we have 10,000 breathing hard on George New Hampshire staged a ma- stitutional rights. Bush because he had beau a psraantds who dearly love less important than "information" jover jor rally In a Concord murders in the U.S., half of tempted to bringthe dissemination of The gun nuts Incessantly member of the horrible CFR. their conspiracy theories. which governments should be able to restaurant. Five or six hun- them committed by persons news under the control of their state- cite the Second Amendment. using handguns. But Instead The council, created In What would they do without exercise some control. dred members turned out. All Well, we had lawyers on the David Rockefeller to de- subsidlxed Information agencies. the candidates except of using their influence to MB, Is composed of 1,000 na- More than abstract definitions are at platform — Connally, Baker restrict the availability. of tional members and 1,000 nounce? Here in New The report's recommendation that Edward Kennedy appeared. stake in this debate; many Third World and Dole. We had an ex-pro- these non-sporting firearms, local members who share a Hampshire, Bush was con- With the sole, shining excep- fessor in Phil Crane and a Phi stantly belabored by these nations have criticized international "concentration and monopolization" of tion of John Anderson of Il- gun owners shout down every common Interest in foreign Beta Kappa in George Bush I hot-eyed apostles of I-see-a- news coverage be curbed seems on the linois, the whole covey of can- effort to search for a rational affairs around the globe. The news services for an alleged Western kept waiting - waiting in plot. He did his best to talk surface to refer to economics, and at didates simply groveled for smaller Trilateral Com- bias, and have seen in the continuing vain — for any one of them to sense into their addled heads, the gun vote. The raucous, mission, limited to ISO mem- debate the prospect of some new "in- that level there is much that Western quote the whole of the Second The conspiracy kooks are but I doubt be made any unruly crowd booed and worse than the gun nuts. bers, was created la W7I; its formation order" in which Indigenous news organizations can do to alleviate heckled Anderson until he Amendment to the crowd. headway — and Campaign '80 What the amendment says is These numbskulls have fixed go only to North information agencies would be able to the frustrations of the Third World na- has yet a long way to go. increase their influence at the expense of tions. For example, many American and the "colonialist" international news other newspapers and news agencies services. have established training and technical History is an eternal soap opera Recently, the International Com- assistance programs to Improve the pro- By JIM BISHOP llllltllltllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIII mtoiion for the Study of Communications fessional quality of Indigenous news Universe" in addition to Invaded from the north and It was the Shah's father general, king of kings, light of captured moat of the Iranian Problems, made up of 16 journalists and operations in developing countries. who made Iran a huge out- THE the Aryans etc. His daughter, army. The Americans studied government officials chosen by the U.N. At the same time, seemingly door sanitarium. He was Princess Ashraf, dulled some their charts and said: Educational Scientific and Cultural Or- economic objections to the dominance of Reza Khan, a sturdy soldier of the sheen when she said: "There are only two ways of addicted to spiked mustaches ganization, released the latest in a series international news organizations often REPORTER "Our father was of very low keeping Russia in the war. and a caracul hat. When he origins." of UN-sponsored pronouncements on the conceal an ideological and political ob- Sail supplies through the wanted something, he imiHiiiMHiiiitimiiMiiiiiiiimiiiMHilitiii He knew his kingdom. In Icebergs to Murmansk; pack role of the news media. Like Its pre- jective — namely, to stifle the objective shouted "Ensballsb!" ISIS, the Russian Bolsheviks them on the Shah's railroad which, In Parses, means decessors — notably a compromise UN- and sometimes critical reporting now Reza Khan chose the were on his borders; the and run them through Iran." ESCO resolution approved in 1878 - the "God wills it." Then be took British minted his money and carried out by reporters for Western it, stole it, enslaved it or name Pahlavi and pro- The Allies used both. Resa claimed himself king of kings collected import duties; the 292-page report was a decidedly mixed news organizations. That is why the re- killed it. Shah, king of kings, light, and light of the Aryans. He Islamic mullahs ordered the BISHOP blessing for the cause of freedom of the shadow, vice-regent, center, port's language about "legal measures" At Christinas 1923, Iran sat on the peacock throne. It people to return to the an- press. The report contained a strong against the International news organiza- had a Shah Ahmad. Reza is safe to assume that, now cient ways. Of the three, the And yet, to Us credit, he . found that he was back at square one, a powerless hack statement against censorship — to which tions has the potential of undercutting its Khan invited his king of kings and then, he got off it because new Shah chose to fight the drove the British out, tickled the Soviet Union objected — and, even to leave the country. Ahmad his second wife had twins — a mullahs. Stalin with peacock feathers, oh a throne. He abdicated — a strictures against censorship. gesture of pride in the dust — more significantly, an insistence on the (no fool be) packed the royal boy and a girl. Reza Shah banished flow- and relaxed with wine and an Those UNESCO members who take jewels and fled to France. In favor of his son, Shah His titles, be felt, were ing pantaloons and turbans on opium pipe. Citizens guilty of right of journalists to have access to There his major research Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. the latter recommendations seriously weak. Reza Khan bad himself men and stripped women of minor offenses, such as the "unofficial, as well as official sources of was in chorus girls and, in a This one sat on the should work to prevent the organization proclaimed "Shadow of the their veils. William H. illegal parking of a carnal, Information (and) to the entire spectrum short time, his work killed peacock throne and, when the as a whole from ratifying even an Im- Almighty;" "Vice-Regent of Forbes, in his "Fall of the were beaten on the soles of of opinion within any country" — includ- him. Peacock Throne" says the war was over, I imagine he plicit approval of censorship at its God:" and "Center of the the bare feet Felons were ing dissidents. shah raised the marriage age hanged and decapitated. A said: "Know what I'm gonna autumn conference in Belgrade. of women from 9 to IS, which minister who was late was do? I'm going to modernize was okay, and ordered men to thrown out a window. this damn asylum, do away tell brides bow many wives The people figured be with the veils and turbans,: Alaska on ice they had, which was not didn't have much of a sense jack up the price of oil, and \ run all the mullahs and the' Iranian men began to of humor. When the shah Heat already vented during the nine- It Is time for the Senate to stop stalling ayatollahs out of town." wear western fedoras. This is traveled, be used a private Ah. hUtory. It's like an' year debate on the future of federal land on the issue and vote. Although its calen- against Islamic law, which train and a Rolls-Royce. in Alaska could conceivably melt the dar was opened up'by the president's forbids a headpiece which When he stopped overnight in eternal soap opera... tundra which the Alaskan Lands Bill is delay of SALT II ratification, the Senate prevents a worshipper from a village, the people kiUed all meant to protect. So it is difficult to voted earlier this month to carry over touching the earth with his their dogs. The shah had In- somnia. comprehend the necessity of another de- Alaskan wildlife legislation until after head. Brigands made a living holding up and killing He was a man of little Today in lay on the resolution of that historic the July 4 recess. That procrastination wayfarers in the mountain knowledge and monumental wildlife legislation. means that the vote will be held during passes; Reza Shah stopped it opinions. In 1938, Reza Shah history On the basis of votes in the House of one of the Senate's busiest periods. with 100,000 cops and Allah saw a great war coming. He Representatives, wberevery protective Secretary of Interior Cecil D. An- only knows bow many spies to decided to play it safe. Iran By The Associated Press , keep an eye on the cops. Today is Monday. March J legislation already has passed twice, drus had acted to neutralize the Impact became neutral on Hitter's The Irony in this musical side. German engineers were 3, the 63rd day of 1880. There there appears to be a broad consensus of that delay by declaring the Alaska comedy is that the Shah invited to help themselves to are 303 days left in the year. that large portions of the priceless lands national monuments. Yet that ad- wanted to modernize the the shah's railroads. Today's highlight in his-" lory: Alaskan wilderness — already owned by ministrative protection is at best a tem- madhouse. This was also his Hitler Invaded the Soviet the federal government — should be porary remedy. And hopes for perma- son's weakness. The old man On March 3, 1847, the in- ~ Union in June 1941. Reza Shah ventor of the telephone, Alex-' perpetually safeguarded. The proposed nent protection are threatened by oppo- was crazy about choo-choos. found himself up toth e He built railroads, phis 4,000 ander Graham Bell, was born legislation, which would protect some nents of the wildlands bill who are ex- armpits in Nazis. Then was In Edinburgh, Scotland. bridges and zM tunnels. A re- no polite way to ask them to IK million acres, calls for substantial pected to propose last-minute debilitat- porter asked the old shah On this date: - leave. In 1941, the British and what be accomplished. d restraint on the Impulse for exploration ing compromises — and perhaps to Americans ordered the old In 1MB, Congress created within the nation's largest but least engage in a filibuster after the Senate "I have made the Ira- man to evict the Germans. the Department of the In- populated state but would allow explora- bill£ventually emerges from a House nians realize that when they Unfortunately, even the most terior to look after the na-'" get up in the morning," be menial shah will resist an or- tlon's resources. tion when justified by national necessity. conference. While they' wonder how to said, "they-must go to work der. Qualms about the legislation have make better use of the month of March, and work hard all day long." In 1887, 11-year-old Annie * Sullivan arrived at the Keller J been squarely addressed during more the senators might reconsider the This statement never made The British, sunk his four the top teni n Teheran. old warships. The Red Army borne to teach their deaf and than two yesrs of legislative review, and timetable for that crucial vote. blind daughter, Helen. State Orchestra's season SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 3,1980 The Daily Register 7 At the New York channels — 2,4, 5, 7,9,11,13; Philadelphia — 3, finishes on a high note 6, 10; New Jersey —13 (UHF) 23, SO, 52,58 (all listed as 52) movies By SHERRYOGDORE of two major themes that re- was an Interesting variation gram was the #i««w«g_ multi- EVEMNO tB AMEBCAS AMiTES IM sh* w** 1*11 standing at MONMOUTHCOUNTY Serlea devoted to •IIIOliK T0WH1HIP AS8UB5LPARJC - tin cur in the work. Introduced In the program, drawing on hued "Ballet Music from KWI CIMBMAM — by the French horns and Im- fraaToeiits of the elocant l eiamtnlng and r*»*«M«a III HH IKIIUfMLi June/my New Jersey Stale Orchestra, 'Sylvia,' " by Dellbes. this th* beat alhlalaa who •on aussl stars a* • p*> IT*. ATMMO* S CINBMA I — under the dlrecUooo* Murray mediately nicked up by the century melodies of was given an enthusiastic and ware to rapratanl tht tlanl who I* Charley'* Tuojorn l«) 7m. I United StaletaltbeOlym STBATHMOal CINBMA II — Glass, ended Iti winter violins. Pergolesi - but wholly 10th crisp reading by the or- favorite unW ah* turnsout Eloctrlc Horitman IPS) 7,«; 10 Pl*dg* pica to be held Ir season here yesterday with On first bearing, the pre- century In Its arrangements br*aktm*yd*layregiilar- lobai con woman at- Altuav *AKK chestra. Motcow. tempting to • xtort money BAaONBT — probably lit fineil lude was a lovely, warm and orchestration by achadutad program*. HtttfOnlv Dotlrot (X) 7 JO. 10; As a finale, the symphony I60KTMB from th* hospital. Dvnomllo (X)t:4S performance of the year — aa romantic work with faint Stravinsky. • MOVIUMAHAI—* tail IM • HAflmt IKAItt romped through a triumphant IhWYMTSICiM >Mfl al Our Um" IIM Dane Lvaic — •rabilious program that both echoes of Sibelius and ITAWTrOtTUn 'Duchas* of Duk* Stt **l IMImau IlluUani IX) 12:0S.l:4S. "Pulcinella" was the presentation of Andrew*, Fradrlc March. II' Loulea la brought lac* 7:15. «:4S. John Holmot Linn Or- challenged and showcased Dvorak, and liquid themes i WONWSIASUTIAUCOIITII p«anDu«i»(XI 11S.I 10 third "NeopoliUn" ballet Tchaikovsky's familiar A story ol tnra* veler ana to lac* with a problem the orchestra's (taw string flowing through and resurfac- iUfS New Jeraey Qama v» returning home from war ATLANTIC MIOHLANDI proposed by the famed which could affect h*r ATLANTIC CINBMA — sectloa. ing here and there In the com- "Canricdo Italien," ending New York Stert to th* asm* town: on* a Russian Impresario Serge whole way oUlfo TI»Jor« IP.I7J0,»:» The highlight ol the after- paraUvely brief work the season on a high note and t:M • MCKWS middle-aged eergeant, BATONTOWN * one an air officer,and one MS *SNI)H«OMNMAnONA«Nt- COMMUNITY I — Diagbllov and was tint pro- providing an outstanding af- • CAKK tamn AM rtwos TMRooalKI7:IS,«:40 noon tu Moxart'i "SinlonU Little exclamation points wal: Jack attford. a aallor who haa lo*t both «IUI"lMnMk" HulhGor duced by the Paris Opera In ternoon for the too few music COMMUNITY II — Concertante in E Flat Ma- were provided In the music MaylMO itfcmB handa.phra.) PorcootOntlPO) 7.3»,( 10 jor," featuring gueat soloists by the vibraphone, written In lovers who braved the snow incitcoouu m MOVIE (COMID.) •••* ltOUOMHITh*dla*p- PHtBHOLD pearanc* of Mr*. P«BSMOLOI— Saiha Miahnaeviki on vioU by Pleasant, who Is primarily and frigid temperatures. ICKKWI "We*aa aj at "tar" IM2 Porcoof Ona IPOI 7:»,«:» High points wen the ex- Katharln* H*pburn, Pynchon't beloved Yor- and Joey Swensen on violin. a Jan composer and musi- IOODCOUW P«1SMCH.OII- cellent interplay between the The unfortunately sparse Spencer Tracy. Th* atory kla, Barney, alert* th* Chaptor Two IPG) 7:11,»:40 cian. Tribune to • vlclou* ring of P«SaHOLOIII- Written la 177« when •trial bass and the trombone audience* that have marked 6000 IKS otthem*rrt*aeofagotalp Th«Roto(R) 7:IS,» 40 MoxarfWas M, the sinfonia ii In fact. Pleasant treated JOHTSWU column!*! and a aportaw- dogfight promoter* who HAILBT la the seventh (of eight) this last season led Glass to rllar who tight ell the Hme. aleal p.t. t or th*lr Moody PLAIA— , an intimate work, retaining the symphony somewhat as TI»Bo*t(RI7:l!, »:40 scenes, fins solo Interludes by appeal for support of a V/UUB Ml NOUim M hra.,3Omlna.) CINBMA I — both the exuberance and be would a Jan ensemble, Soducthm of Joo Tynan (Rl 7, • Engeloert Brenner on oboe special benefit concert here I (Hi DUKES Of DUlf 1AM0 AND poignancy ol youth. spotlighting individual sec- a SI0W CINBMA II— and Mardee Reed-Ulmer on in the Paramount Theatre • HKNOS Th* Duke, of Dlx- Horoa a f ac *-of f •ton and David Karnan Horoal Larao (PQI 7:30.«:U Individually, the soloists PM Donahue. Part I. MIODLBTOWN O StAISKT AM HUTCH with th* Hill* Sluou.f. of aalut* th* lyric* of Dletr UAMIROLBTOWNI — were a delight, with Ml* • iUfOtt/UDSOS 1.(106 mint.) and th* music of hi* col- TMFog(RI7:», »:M Comic King plays lead UAMIDDLBTOWNII- atort.(6Omint.) hnaevski, in particular, draw- • MACMMUMHKfOII IH A ForCtOf Ono IPO) 7:15.»:IS • MUfKlS SNOW Qu.it Mt MASH Happilym*J- ISattVO NEWS UAMIDDLBTOWNIII- rltd B.J. find* hlm.all at- NJA CrulilnolRI /:»,»» OCBAN TOWN1HIP ltlKraC«!A«S tracted to a famous war msom.cEUBLOCKH rnent S! in unusual movie role FAMMKUD correspondent, who ha* KNIT HU SHOW IBAVISW souAaa CINBMA I — Cfiaptar Two (PO) 7:45.10 Together — from their un- _ UlaUKFiKT fallen In love with him. 1X1(8. •BAVIBW MWABB CINBMA II — obslrusive opening musical NEW YORK (AP) - world of commerce," King it was for another cameo ap- HOtlTWOOOSOUAKS Quttt star: Susan Saint fOCUSOslrllAHJH AIIThatJau(R.)7:3S.«:» IDAIMGGAMI •• CIS IA1E MOW'MARRY MIDDLBSaOOKI — Stand-up comedian Alan King said. "I'm always fascinated pearance. Th.Onion FlaM (P.I 7:I5,»:4O statements, an octave apart, UIMKAUIYSHOW O: Portrait Of A Murder' has been playing bit parts in by power broken. Max In- "It was 6 a.m. when the MOHO*! MIGHT Al IMc MIOOLaSBOOK II — through the unaccompanied im MOVIES 'L*f* Do It Again' *»eirltlOI»6HIS(IOWGu.et "10" IRI7:1i,«:U movies (or more than SB call came In LA," recalled host: David Brenner. BBO BANK raiVmas in the first allegro corporated everything from IMAC»HUWHKK*I 1075 Star*: Sidney Pol- *BO BANK MOVIBS I— maaitoao and the second an- but his portrayal of everybody. His greatest love King. "Sidney said, How'd iKWBSETIKMTirKWS tier, BM Coaby. An ama- Guettt: Dlant Canova, ThoRow IR) 7:15,1:40 i«WJBtSfT»nr5W»lCH Price. (BO mlna.) KBO BANK MOVIBS II — dante movements — they tycoon Max/ Herschel in was life, but be especially you like to be in a movie?' teur hypnotlal and hi* TMJork(P.)7iW, »i« wereajoy. •Just Tell Me What Yon liked the chase, the action." "I said, 'Swell, sore. Do fa.l-talklnu f• lend outwit MONMOUTH ANTS CBNTB* — JJJ aom* tough booklet and IIAtNiyMUB'ThaR*- F.lio(PG) 7:», » II Want' Is no walk-on. It's the King said It was director you know what time it Is?' clute' Bar nice vltltl Flth, JMRtWiauKY In a "Uttle cadeua" In nma make a bundle by putting tHaawsauBY PLAZA CINBMA I the andante? the two Sidney Lumet who helped "Sidney said, 'What are WHfMCMCItUIIAn a epetl on a puny boxer andtprophetpr edtcta the ChaatarTwolPGI 7:45,10 "It's a love story (or a him make Max Herschel you being so blase about? Do lnnoc.nl bathing *ult who bealt th* champ. (2 world will end at 5:3O PM. \ tHaawsauav PLAIA CINBMA II performed aa eiceptional (R*pa*l) • ' Horo at Largo IPS) 7:45,<:4S dialogue between the violin pool of sharks," King Joked more than a caricature of a yon know bow many actors pot* wind* up In *p*c- WHIWWUB.Y PLAIA CINSMAIII tacular nud* photo* of OKBrAMlVWIIUa'tplanto • DAVE AKIN UWW • TMPag(R)7:30.<:30 and viola, the melody flowing about the romantic comedy In business magnate. an sitting by their phone •B ODD COUPlf MIDM.BSBX COUNTY which be and All MacGraw Jennifer, lakan through a •nnounc* hit en- BOIKW from one to the other as a "Sidney wouldn't let me waiting for Sidney Lumet to peekhoteb* a eleaiy pho- gage menl to Rachel l> cut • • POLICE iTOir MSNLO PABK CINIMA I - single instrument turn their loving relationship just do the obvious," said call them for a part?part ' tographer. (90 mint.) ahort when he meet! the • MOVIE (COMEDY) ••• H| All That Jan (R) 1, 3:15, 5:10, FewriliSpj 1951 Bob Hop*. 7:40, t:5S Despite their smoothness into a power straggle. King. "He made me bring "I said, 'All rightright I'll do •nBUnUHOUSfOIIIKrUM beaulllul and exciting der- MBNLO PABK CINBMA II - and total familiarity with "I think there's a market out the underlying charac- If With har huaband plnnad •ctor ol Mt new play. (60 Hady Lamarr. Chapter Two (PO) 1:45, 4:15, b.n.ath an overturned mlna.) O THREE SIOOGES 7:20. »:15 each other and with the work, for this kind of wicked com- teristics. The petulant child, "To which he shouted WOOD1RIDOI • tag.coach, Mary aala •NOI MOWT (MAMA)" V, 1nCal> O NIGHT GALLERY WOODBBIOeB CINBMAI — this was the first public edy," he said. "I also like the which be doesn't expose to his back, 'What do yon mean out on a frantic March to brition Story ol on* night Ml 0 DICK CAVEll SHOW Gueat: BollKI Thoro " HM David Brian. baton. might even say King is living happy affair with a man John Agar. tr aareet or aurtlon.l •On the way out I pat the dog ture. As a producer, I •«*mln** th* unbeUev- X-A4 ~ The prelude opened with a the role. eble but factual. Hottt: before moving on to new MStOtlTYrErSrEClM on the bead.' In a sense, wouldn't hire me as an ac- aurroundlnga. (2 hrt., S lyrical, haunting melody, one "I do kind of live In this that's what I have to do with Fran Tarkanton, John S MOVIE (DIAMA)"S !»• tor," King said with a laugh. Davidson and Cathy Lee MounUin ItW" IHO Max." Crotby. (Pr*m»tra; 60 m"mAMHKAHSHOIISIOIT'The us IHIWIHSEYrOIUM Sitting In Us Fifth Avenue Whaa King was a Jilting of Granny Weatnerall' Qaratdlne l-ll office, King admitted he likes youngster, ha performed with • I wMWmCOMUCI. S IIAIMTIOl FlUgaraM and Lot* Smith I NEWS playing a movie star. It's not a Yiddish art company, doing •tar In Katharln* Ann* mmn^omn" tam iwnmaMooKSHow SERVING a role be had anticipated. In drama In the CatskiUs. Later, DelcalaCoaiWioa IM3 Jackie PorUr'atalaofadylngold woman facing th* long I JOE rlAWLH SHOW LUNCH I fact, ha said when he got the be would return to the moun- Qleaaon, Glynlt Johna. MOV* WYMTUK MAMA) call to do the film, be thought Man buyaadrugaloreand tuppreaaad realisation DINNER tains u a standup comic. that all th* ha* accom- "V, Sabri JX 1953 Robert a circus which drive* hi* Sleek, Coleen Gray. ro* "When I was about 18," wife home to Papa. (2 plished In her III. cannot conaole her for th* day NOW PLAYING 45YEARS be recalled, "I was under m NAIUIUl HMMrltC contract for Warner Invlelble World' In thlt ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS AT A THEATER NEAR YOU Brothers. I made six pic- program, tpeclel photo- CINEMA 291-01481 '1.501 AIEMEEII FREEHOLD GARDEN graphic technique, are CINEMA 34 FREEHOLD FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS tures. But they were all the uaedtoanordthevlewera STATE BALLET same part. I played the QI new p*r*p*ctlv* on th* ARAGSrOKICMi CIRCLE MOVIES MONDAY ft TUESDAY . who talked about the girls he world by (lowing down HIT Ml. COMING S05R roMOfsrcwr UA TURJRNPIKN E UATOWN left behind. I couldn't take it and magnifying ph*n- TMMRIWH to the omana that would other- VIAL PARMIQIANA any more." COMMUNITY DOVER 8#rv#o with 8Bind, e»4»* aw ^x*. Monmouth Arcs Center, WtM Spaghetti, Bread 4 Butter "3.50 "That's why working with perception. Red Bank Sidney was such a wonderful Shrewsbury Av«., Red Bank MARCH 8, 8:00 pm experience," said King. Herbert St. Ample Off Street Parking Call 842-9000 "He's a taskmaster, but Radio Stations we'd still have fun on the set. tUtte PM TYPt WDWAD* * M.« BM "During the shooting, I W'PO HI BM was producing a picture with WHLW 1170 WMTO 1410 10»J IM Burt Lancaster and had to WMN 14*1 WJLK 1110 M.1 C/T make a lot of calls. Sidney WJRZ 100.1 C WOBM tl.7 MOR would say, 'Stay off the wwuu 101.1 C phone. Between sets read r- The Register -, Meit Slallem ettor a Mwkia al nowi your script.' and puWk atlalrt praarammln* In eddl lion lo tMIr rwulir lormal. All format DAILY ^* SUNDAY etKriptlons art at ihewn In Broadcotl- j "Then, when I'd come Ing YaarMok H7I. back and Mow a line, he'd BtRfftDETTEKTErSl1*1 Hock say, 'You were on the phone, C— ConUmporarv MOR—MMdU of ROM CIS weren't you?' JANE FONDA |PC| A FORCE ROBERT REDFORD Great coffee THEELECTRIC SHRIMP, SHRIMP, SHRIMP! OF ONE HORSEMAN EAT YOUR HEART OUT. 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PISCATAWAY (AP) - Red Holxman called for four," said Holxman, tbe Knickt assistant coach. And again, circumstances buzier beating baskets at the end of the second the final U minutes, but scored 10 of the first knows very well the havoc Phil Jackson can coach. "He'll Uke advantage of his situation, brought him back. When New Jersey traded and third quarten - and contributed the 11 points of tbe fourth quarter and the last nine cause In a basketball game. He saw hit act gambling, going for steals. Phil Jackson is one Rich KeUey on Feb. 15, assistant coach cliche Intangibles that just don't appear In the of the fame. Maurice Lucas, who had 33 first-hand for eight years. of the most Intelligent players I ever saw." Jackson once again became reserve center box score. pointa, and Mike Newlln, who had II, were the "He's an unusual Individual," Holrman Jackson, 34, keeps trying to retire but tbe Jackson. "I'm didn't anticipate playing hardly at all big guns, but It was Jackson who provided the said yesterday after Jackson's current team, NeU keep calling him back. Last year, after He's been given an unexpected new life in when they brought me back. But I guess it's emotional lift the New Jersey Neta, beat Jackson's old team, falling to make the team, Jackson became as tbe National Basketball Association and he's too bard to keep me out of the lineup," Jackson . "Experience Is the wbole key to the game, tbe New York Knickt, llS-M, to avenge a sstlttont coach. He wound up back in uniform loving every minute of It. Yesterday, he got It laughed. "I'm having a ball." I feel comfortable on the court," Jackson said. defeat 15 hours earlier in the first of the home- 15 games Into the season when an injury minutes to enjoy. The gangly 6-foot-8 Jackson, Jackson was In for the entire fourth "I have confidence In what I'm doing." and-nome series between the local rivals. created an opening on the roster. This year, beet known for his windmill defense and quarter, when the NeU limited New York to The loss dropped New YorVto 33-34 in their "He'll go out and commit 11 fouls and get Jackson again was cut tad was kept at an awkward style, scored eight poinU- Including Just 13 poinU. New Jersey led 84-83 going into fight for an Eastern Conference playoff berth. County cagers' championship quest begins today

MnnrmmHi County will tend 17 boys' teams and 10 girls' The Scarlet Fliers will meet Mlddletown South (MM) later teams, but will still have trouble advancing past the tec- teams. Uaros into the fray as the New Jersey SUte Interscholastic this week assuming both teams win their first round game*, tlonals. i ' The Purple Rotes, who draw a bye in the first round, Athletic Association begins IU basketball tournamenU The survivor will probably face Trenton (KM). Pope Paul VI of Heddonfield <1M) is regarded as the appear to have the best shot at a title if they can get by tonight Greapin team to beat due to 1U tough schedule, but a dark bone could McCorristln. The Colonials may face the "C" Division rival Last year, Christian Brothers Academy (South Jersey Long Branch surprised a lot of folks by reaching the finals be CBA which hat won five In a row after a slow start. Hornets once again if things fall right. Parochial "A"), Long Branch (Central Jersey Group III) and in this Group last year, but tbe Green Wave will find a return Parochial "B" Greaal SL Joseph's of Toms River (South Jersey Parochial "B") trip extremely difficult despite its 21-8 record. Mater Dei is the lone area club in this section, but the This could be the year Mater Dei does It. With Kathy Finn battled Into the finals. The Colu were the lone club to come The Branchen have a good chance In Central Jersey and Seraphs are afforded little chance of going far. leading the charge, the Seraphs should rip through CJ Group I. away with a state crown, defeating Bergen Catholic, «e-M. might have a chance to avenge one of IU setbacks if Manas- GIRLS Coach Kevin Attridge and his crew also have a first round bye. Chancel for an area state champ this season in the boys quan defeats Asbury Park Thursday and the Wave wins iU Gross IV ' bracket could be better. Neptune, Mlddletown South, tbe tint round game. Perth Araboy Is another top threat in Mlddletown North, which draws a bye In first round Branchen, CBA and St. Joseph's should go the furthest. Central Jersey. action, could face Shore Conference "A" North foe Neptune N J8IAA Basketball Tournament Mater Del (Group I), 8t Rote (Group II) and Freehold GroapII In the second round should the Scarlet Fliers win. Snore Regional and Red Bank Regional are tbe area's top Mlddletown South, which made it all the way to the Group Townshipr (Group ft) are the frootnmnen in tbe girls' BOf Vntni Mnmyaroup IV .,_„,„ pUyofnT hopes in this division The two clubs have played each other IV semi's last year, won't get as far this time around. The statatwys' parochial finals have been switched from four times this season with Red Bank winning three, and they MaUwan Regional also will be competing. Hamilton East. at Mlddletown South (7:30) Lakewood klgh School to WUllngboro and will be played might pUy a fifth time. Group m Mlddlatown North at Sayravllle(7:30) March 11. Parochial "B" is tet for 1 p.m. and the Parochial Both, boweter, will have to get past some tough opposition Freehold Township got the top spot in this group and for Boys Centra/Jersey Group/// "A" contest Js at Jp.m. In oder to meet again. SouthRlver (18-3) and Voorbeet (19-1) good reason. Tbe PatrioU were devastating in winning tbe Manalapan at Freehold Township (8) The boys' public school sUte championships will be held are the teams to beat In Central Jersey with Shore In South Shore Conference crown. Township's biggest threat should River's bracket and Red Bank In Voorheessectka. from HlUaborough. March II* at tbe Dunn Athletlo Center In Elizabeth. "•"»••»••••• ^..^..»...axwonnDrunawicii(7.3g) All girls'finals are scheduled for March ll-Oat North Greet I Atbury Park, which rran rougtabod through Central Jersey Brunswick High School. Keyport and Point Pleasant Beach are In Group, but h t ill i thi i d Si Boy»9oumJt—r Parochial'A Here is a summary of the upcoming tournamenU by neither team has much chaace of even d sectional CBA..... atft. Josaph'S Metuchon (7:30) Groups: finals. mouth Reg, Oca Toip, Boya South Jwf**rochlal B' Group IV SpoUwood and ManviUe are the p Central Wall, will face a lot of stiff competition. Mater D«4. . t 8d Neptune (1M), tbe Shore's hottest team with 11 wins In a Jersey, but tbe field In tMs section Ufalr^ Great, n row, is given the best chance to win a sUU title among tbe PaneMal "A" • Thlt a strong group for the county with 8t. Rose, Rumson- 1.oTis. Jr. ... •• r, «m Shore schools In this group, but the field, as usual, Is brutal.. Fair Haven Regional, Freehold and Holmdel all having solid. ? Catholic (7:30) St. Joseph's (10-S) hat been one of ... sf . 10 The Dtaily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ _MONPAY.MARCH3,I980 Rangers skate to fourth straight victory NEW YORK (API. - First-period goals by Dean Talafous season. —•— It was the first meeting at Madison Square Cardan of the goal-scoring leader, connected for his 48th and 47th tallies of the puck and fired a shot past Montreal goaltender i and Anders Hedberg helped the New York Rangers hold on for the season to pace the Lot Angeles Kings to a victory over the Herron. their fourth consecutive National Hockey League triumph last clubs since Dec. 23, when all but one of the Bruins went Into Quebec Nordiques. night, a 4-2 victory over the Boston Bruins. . - the stands to battle with some spectators. Additional security fUcklc* 3, Capitals 1 was on hand last night and high pleiiglass around the entire Dean Hopkins broke a 3-3 tie with a power-play goal at 1:43 LANDOVER, Md. - Lanny McDonald scored a pair of The Rangers managed only three shots in the opening of the final period for the Kings' margin of victory. Marcel session, but scored on the first two. Just eight seconds into a rink separating the fans from the ice prevented repetition of goals Just over three minutes apart midway through the the incident. v Dionne, the NHL's leader in points, added his 4tth goal of the opening period to lead the Colorado Rockies to a decision over power play, New York's Barry Beck took a shot that went year in the second period. wide and bounced off the boards behind Boston goalie Gilles Three of the Bruins — Mike Milbury, Terry O'Reilly and the Washington Capitals. McNab — were suspended for their roles in the December Simmer gave Los Angeles a 1-0 lead 25 seconds Into the The Rockies, just two points from being in the cellar In the Gilbert. Gilbert could not control the carom and Talafous, 5 game. Quebec's Marc Tardif. who had two goals and an assist, feet in front of the cage, lifted the puck over the netmindcr at fracas and all but one of the Boston players were fined. National Hockey League, went into the game having won only beat Kings goalie Mario Lessard at 8:31 to even the scon, but two of their last 15 road games, while the Capitals had only 44. Maple Uafi I, Red WUf• 3 Simmer sent the puck past Michel Dion 10 minutes later on a Hedberg became the Rangers' first 30-goal scorer this lost two of their last 13 home games. DETROIT — Darryl Sutler scored three goals and as- power play to put the Kings on top 2-1 The Rockies leading scorer, McDonald, who has scored 34 season at 5:42 when he took a pass from Steve Vtckers and sisted on three others as the Toronto Maple Leafs erupted fol powered a 25-foot shot past Gilbert's left foot. ii,*l]ranl points in bis last 28 games, provided the early scoring for four third-period goals to defeat the Detroit Red Wings at the Colorado Strong checking by the Rangers kept the Bruins off- Joe Louis Arena.» PHILADELPHIA - Pierre Larouche scored a pair of balance — Boston managed just two shots in the second period goals as the Montreal Canadlens skated to a victory over the Nortt Stars Z.Sabral Sittler tied the game 3-3 with his 28th goal of the season at Philadelphia Flyers. — but the Bruins finally scored at t: 53 of the final period. 508 of the third period and broke the deadlock at 11:96 with a BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - Al MacAdams 37th goal of the New York's Walt Tkaczuk was caught hooking Terry 15-foot shot that eluded goalie Rogie Vachon. He scored his Larouche's first score, at 13:18 of the second period, set year in the third period lifted the Minnesota North Stars into a O'Reilly at 5:32 of the session, giving the Bruins their fifth off a two more tallies by the Canadlens in the next 1:44, as tie with the Buffalo Sabres. 30th goal of the season into an empty net with 18 seconds left Montreal handed the Flyers their second home loss of the power play of the game. ' < in the game. Buffalo had taken a 2-1 lead afer one period, and after a Peter McNab, who had an earlier goal disallowed, sent a scoreless second period the Sabres seemed to be in control of rising 15-foot shot past Beck and goalie John Davidson, but the Kings 4, Nordlqyei 3 After a scoreless first period, Paul Holmgren put the game until MacAdam stuffed in the goal on his second try Rangers held on to match their longest winning streak of the QUEBEC - Charlie Simmer, the National Hockey League Philadelphia in the lead at 6:98 of the second, when he stole from close range. McEnroe cops Heiden yields his crown HEERENVEEN, could but when you prepare with the weather a couple of Heiden said next year he Netherlands (AP) - Olympic yourself mentally you skate times, but it's bard to tell will "skate recreationally indoor titles superstar Eric Heiden, better." when you're skating how win- and maybe do a few small known for his easygoing man- Heiden said the Ice on the dy it Is." meets. But In the world MEMPHIS, Tenn, (AP)- John McEnroe left town yester- ner, was gracious in defeat skating oval was "really Heiden said be plans to go soft, but that's part of skating championships I'll be day with a pocket full of money and an armload of trophies yesterday after the men's to Iniell. West Germany, watching from the sidelines after sweeping the singles and doubles titles of the U.S. world speedskatlng cham- — something you have to con- National Indoor Tennis Championships. pionships. tend with all the time" tomorrow and to Norway Maybe I'll start playing Ice "I'm playing just about as well as I've ever played," Heiden paid tribute to "I think I had bad luck next week. hockey." McEnroe, the tournament's top seed, said. "It's been a pretty Dutchman Hilbert van der good week." Duim, who crushed his bid McEnroe defeated defending champion and No, 2 seed for four straight world titles Jimmy Connors — 7 6 (8-C), 7-6 (7-4) — in straight set "After I'd seen Hilbert tiebreakers to win the singles title and $40,000. Teaming with skating in the Lake Placid Brian Gottfried immediately after the singles final, he won Olympics, I knew he would be the doubles title and a share of $13,000 top prize with a 6-3,6-7, tough to beat," said Heiden. 7-6 victory over Rod Frawley and TomasSmid. "And he's No. 1 now. He Krawley and Smid split »6,5OO. skated all four races really McEnroe said toe key to his singles victory was getting well." about 80 percent of his first serves in against Connors. Heiden said he was not Connors, who has won the title five times, Including 1971 disappointed with the loss, and 1979, pushed the 21-year-old McEnroe to tiebreakers each because be had skated well. set, but McEnroe won swept both. "Emotionally I wasn't re- "Jimmy's won it enough," said McEnroe, who was ady for this. It was bard for playing in his first U.S. Indoor. "It's time for someone else to me to get mentally prepared .win it." and motivated. After having Connors took home $20,000 for his second place finish. to do it five times In Lake The loss thwarted Connors' bid to become the first player Placid it just didn't really - to win the tournament seven times. Connors earned $30,000 for feel like the world cham- • his secnd place finish. pionships to me," Heiden ' "I'm only turning over my title for one year," Connors said. : said. "The match today was typical. Everytlme John and I "It happens, you know. play, we have great matches and this was no different." NOT ENOUGH — Eric Heiden of Madison, wis., left, You have to get beaten *• McEnroe advanced to the final by defeating Byron rounds a curve in the 1,500-meter speed skating event at sometimes," said the 21- - Bertram, Fredi Taygan, doubles partner Gottfried, Bob Lutz the World Speedskatlng championships. Heiden took year-old native of Madison and Bernie Mitton. • second In the race. Wis. "I skated as bard as I Carter unsung hero , ICICLE KINO — Lou Putnam of Short Hills crosses the finish line to win 9 'yesterday's E. Murray Todd-MonmoutMMarathon. His actual winning time of of Hoosiers season 2:39.06 Is not shown as the clock malfunctioned In the!reeling temperatures. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Mike Woodson, a 6-5 senior, and Thomas, 6-1 Putnam tops Todd Woodson and Isiah Thomas were the big freshman, led the Hoosiers with 21 points scorers, but the unsung hero behind Indiana's apiece. drive to toe Big Ten basketball championship "Back in December, I was worried about By GREIG HENDERSON his liking taking in a time of was senior guard Butch Carter. ever playing again," said Woodson, who In- UNCROFT - When the starting gun 2 45O5.DaveWaldi copped third in 1:47.01 It was Carter who picked up the scoring jured his back early in the aeasoo, then was fired yesterday at the fourth annual Janet Staley was the top female slack when Woodson was sidelined for two underwent surgery on a disc. "I just thank E. Murray Todd-Monmouth Marathon, finisher. The 16-year-old recorded a time months after back surgery. It was Carter God for everything and for being able to runners were not the only ones who went of 1:11.10. Sue MedagUa was second In who gave the young and sometimes shaky come back and help us win the Big Ten. I feel dashing off. 3:22.59 and Martha Kotulskl placed third Hoosiers a steady hand of experience. great for Butch, he's really been playing well Frigid temperatures, biting winds and in 3:34.44. And it was Carter who sank two free all year." snowy surroundings sent specatators scur- Tom Hovey, who finished 14th overall, throw with 7 seconds left in regulation that Carter finished with 12 points, playing aU rying for the warmth of their automobiles was the men's 50 and over champion in a tied the score and enabled Indiana to rally In but 8 minutes of the first half after picking up after wishing friends and loved ones good time of 2:50.32. Putnam captured the 10-39 overtime to beat Ohio State 76-73 yesterday. his third foul. Ironically, his replacement, luck over the next 26 miles and 385 yards. crown while Chlaro headed the 10-19 "I just thought to myself about all the Landon Turner, had six points in that stretch It was a little of that luck coupled with division. hard times, all the sweat, all the tears," the aa the Hoosiers rallied from five points down a lot of skill that carried Lou Putnam of The 16-19 title went to Dave Friedman 6-foot-5 senior from Middletown, Ohio, said. to a 37-34 half time lead. Short Hills to an impressive victory over a with a 2:90.18 docking. Friedman's time "I was thinking about our 14-13 season (In In the second half, Ohio State Kelvin hearty field of more than 450 participants. was good enough for 13th place overall. 1977, a year after Indiana' NCAA cham- Ransey helped the buckeyes back to an eight- Putnam, battling the wind with short, "We had 781 runners registered for pionship team,) and the Sunday a year ago point lead before Carter's free throw capped choppy strides, led from start to finish to - the race," said Jim Foiigno, race director we waited to get a National Invitation Tourn- the furious Hoosier comeback. post a time of 2:39.06. He built a half mile and recreation supervisor for the Mon- ment bid." "There were opportunities and missed lead at the five mile mark and bad In- mouth .County Parks System. "The The victory over Ohio State gave Indiana opportunities," said Ohio State Coach Eldon creased that to nearly a mile after 18 weather kept a lot away." its first Big Ten title since 1976 and a first- Miller, whose conference ruimerup team was miles. The E. Murray Todd Marathon and the round bye in this year's NCAA Mideast re- awarded a berth In the NCAA West regional. "I decided to run the whole thing as a Jersey Shore Marathon are the only races gional tourney. "I don't know how anyone can pinpoint a big hard training run," Putnam said. "The of that length held In the county. Both "Woodson carried me for 3Vi years, and play. Those two free throws thai Carter weather wasn't optimal. It was tough serve as qualifiers for the Boston it was the least I could do to carry him for 1 made were important and there was pre- weather to run in and I wasn't sure Marathon April U. months," said Carter, who improved last ssure, but there's pressure on Butch Carter whether I'd run the whole race. The Jersey Shore Marathon has year's B.S-polnt average to nearly 14 during every day." Yesterday's marathon victory marked become so popular that officials were Woodson's absence. Ohio State waa led by Clark Kellogg and the first one for the 33-year-old Putnam In forced to limit the field to 3,500 entries in Carter's two free throws knotted the Herb Williams with IS points apiece. Ransey IS attempts. The Michigan native ran in 1(7*. The Todd Marathon cannot match score at 55-65. Then, at the start of the finished with 17 points and seven assists. last year's Jersey Shore Marathon, the Jersey Shore in numbers, but has been LOFTY PRIZE — Jim Smith (23) of Ohio State hauls In overtime, a basket by Ray Tolbert and a fast- The victory gave Indiana • 13-6 Big Ten finishing 10th. growing steadily. a rebound while Indiana s Mike Woodson (42) break layup by Thomas put Indiana ahead to record to Ohio State's 12-6 mark, and both "The footing wasn't as bad as I The E. Murray Todd Marathon, which challenges. P>M. stay. teams wound up their regular season at 10-7. thought it would be. They put some dirt salutes the Hoimdet resident and former down and it made a small path," Putnam intercollegiate track star, has grown from said. an intimate field of 37 runners In 1977 to Four wrestling squads fall flat on mat Tom Chlaro also found the footing to the nearly 800 who signed up this year. The four Monmouth Coun- viewed it with mixed emo- borne empty-handed. "A", respectively. Manalapan came back to ty high school wrestling tions.^—— Manalapan and Long The Braves dropped a teams that took part in the topple the Green Wave, 43-17. Manalapan, Mater Dei, Branch participated in Cen- 26-23 semifinal bout to Tom Fasano and (101) and first New Jersey State In- Long Branch and St. John tral Jersey Group III while Bridgewater-Raritan West terscholastic Athletic As- Rick Beller (IS) remained Vlanney were all glad that Mater Dei and St. John Vlan- while the Branchers were unbeaten for the Braves sociation Wrestling Cham- they took part in the event, ney took the mats in South beaten by North Hunterdon, pionships Saturday night while the Skove brothers, but were sad that they came Jersey Parochial "B" and 39-18. Jude and Luke, kept their In- dividual records perfect for the Branchers. Eichelberger captures Bay Hill Mater Del feU to Bishop Eustace, 31-24, but came ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Twelve-year veteran Dave back to rout St. Plus, 56-6. Joe . Eichelberger battled bitter cold and wind gusts up to 46 mph "I feel like I have a lot better chance In the wind than under ideal conditions, I hit the ball low and I can turn it In the LaBianca (101), John yesterday to win the $54,000 first prize in Arnold Palmer's Bay Kearney (111), Mike HU1 Classic by three strokes with a closing 74. wind," he said. His previous two wins on the PGA tour were both at the Wnlteman (US), Joe Hamel The 36-year-old Texan, a two-time Professional Golfers' GreJlter Milwaukee Open. ' Association winner, finished with a 72-hole score of 279, 5- (170) and Steve Morenskl The chunky Thompson, whose face was turned almost as (188) all had pins In the ; nnder-par over the 7,119-yard Bay Hill Club course. red as his sweater by the wind, blamed what he said were Leonard Thompson alto shot a 74 for a 281 total and second missed birdie opportunities on holes 3,5 and 6 for the loss. Seraph victory. • place. Following Thompson at 288, four-over-par, were first' St. John Vlanney, which Wearing a pink sweater and white ski cap, Eichelberger round leader Dan Pool and Jim Coleburt. In a three-way tie entered the tournament as .' started the day at 7-under-par and led Thompson most of the for fifth were David Graham, Lanny Wadklns and BUI Calfee. the top seed, waa surprised day by the winning difference of three strokes. Their 71 total was ». At 290 were Ray Floyd, Craig Stadler by Camden Catholic, 30-U. The last two days of the $300,000 tournament were plagued and 1979 Masters champion Fuzzy Zoeller. The Lancers had vaulted into by bad weather. Rain forced suspension of the third round Eichelberger took the third-round lead early yesterday Saturday and It was completed early Sunday prior to the start the finals by beating Pope after coming back from a rain delay on Saturday. - - Paul VI, 31-23. of the finallB holes. Pohl, only In his second year on the PGA tour, was at the "The main thing I was trying to do was hit par on every top of the standings for the first three rounds but collapsed Tommle Delta (148) and SNOW BUSINESS — Some of the 450-plus runner* who braved yesterday'* E. bole," said the smiling Eichelberger. "I'd My the wind was a under the adverse playing conditions yesterday with a 7-over- heavyweight Tony DeGulis Murray Todd Marathon trudge along the snow-covered paths. factor, "heJoked. BW78. both remained undefeated. SHREWSBURY, N.I MQNOAY, MARCH 3,1080 The Dally ReyhttT tt" Cowens, Carr provide baskets as Boston hangs on for victory

BOSTON (AP) - Dave Cowem bit a jumper Milwaukee ahead to stay during a fourth period Trail BlaacrslM, Balls 117 with 14 ucood* left to give Boston a one-point rally u the Bucks bumped the San Diego Clip- PORTLAND, Ore. - Rookie Calvin Natt's lead and ML. Carr Iced the victory with a basket pers. three-point play with five seconds remaining three seconds later u the Celtics hung on to score Bridgeman put the Bucks ahead to stay with lifted the Portland Trail Blazers to a victory over a 118115 National Basketball Association victory 2:27 remaining in the nationally televised game. the Chicago Bulls. over the Detroit Pistons yesterday. He was fouled while scoring on a fast-break lay- The victory, coupled with San Diego's loss at Boston, which won Its sixth straight game, In, and he added the free throw to give Milwaukee Milwaukee, moved the Blazers one game ahead of was led by Larry Bird, who scored 41 points, a 87-86 lead. the Clippers in the battle for the sixth and final including four three-point field goals In the first Forward Marques Johnson had 22 points for Western Conference playoff spot. half. Milwaukee, which won its fifth straight game. Detroit dropped toe loth of its last 17 games. Sixers 144, Warriors M SapcrSoalci 1W, Jan II Bird's 14th point of the fourth quarter put PHILADELPHIA - Julius Ervlng scored 38 SEATTLE - Seattle guard Gus Williams Boston ahead 110-100 with less than four minutes points as the Philadelphia 76ers won their fifth scored 28 points to lead the SuperSonlcs past the left to play. Baskets by John Long and Bob straight game by overwhlemlng the Golden State Utah Jazz and back Into the lead of the National McAdoo slashed the lead to six and after Rick Warriors. Basketball Association Pacific Division. Robey put in two free throws for Boston, Detroit's Ervlng, who did not play the fourth quarter, Eric Money scored the next five points to close The Seattle victory, coupled with the Phoenix put in 14 field goals out of 16 attempts and made the gap to 111-109. Suns' 123-115 victory over Los Angeles, gives good on all 11 of his snots from the foul line. Seattle a half-game lead over the Lakers in the The 76ers scored their first 28 iree throws Long made two free throws before Nate standings. Archibald and McAdoo traded baskets, making without a miss until Henry Bibby missed one of the score 114-113 with 41 seconds left to play. Cavaliers 121, Spars 111 two foul shots at 5:25 of the fourth quarter. Bibby Cowens then fouled Leon Douglas, who made SAN ANTONIO, Texas - Mike Mitchell closed out the 76ers scoring with a 3-point field two free throws with S seconds left to give tallied 35 points, four of them in the last 28 goal with three seconds left, was fouled on the Detroit a one-point lead. seconds of the game, to give the Cleveland effort and cashed in on the free throw for a four- point play. The lead changed hand for the 17th and final Cavaliers a win over San Antonio. time on Cowens' shot from the foul line. Boston The score was knotted at 118-118 going Into the locked op the victory when Carr stole Long's final minute when Mitchell canned a 20-foot Saas 111, Lakers 115 inbound pass and went in for a dunk. juniper to put Cleveland up by two. PHOENIX, Ariz. - The triple-threat offense Detroit was led by McAdoo with 32 points and of Paul Westphal, Walter Davis and Truck Ballets HI, Pacers 1S4 Long with 26. Robinson combined for 67 points and blew open LANDOVER, Md. - John Williamson and the final quarter as Phoenix downed Los Angeles. Kings N, Rackets U Lawrence Boston, making his tint NBA ap- Phoenix led by as many as 21 points with 3:48 HOUSTON - Scott Wedman and Otis pearance, combined for 36 second-half points and left as Suns Coach John MacLeod shuttled centers Birdsong each scored 24 points to lead the Kansas led the Washington Bullets past the Indiana Rich Kelley and Jeff Cook in relief of starter City Kings past the Houston Rockets. Pacers. Alvin Adams, effectively neutralizing Lakers Kansas City, which led 8042 with a minute and It was the fifth victory in the last six games center Kareen Abdul Jabbar down the stretch. 19 seconds left in the game, held off a Houston for the Bullets, keeping alive their belated drive The 10-year, all-pro finished with 24 points, 20 rally which saw them outscore the Kings 9-4. for a 12th consecutive playoff appearance. In the first half, and wound up the game on the Houston, which was led by Moses Malone, who Hawks IN, NaggetsM bench. scored 28 points and had 14 rebounds, had a ATLANTA — Atlanta's Eddfe Johnson scored Westphal led all scorers with 25, followed by chance to tie the game with three seconds left but 31 points, Including the last 11, and Wayne Rollins Davis with 22, Robinson with 20 and Adams with a desperation shot by rookie Allen Leavell missed grabbed 22 rebounds to lead the Hawks over the 16 for the Suns. the basket at the buzzer. Denver Nuggets. Earvin "Magic" Johnson had 20 for the Backs 111. Clippers It Johnson's 31 points gave Atlanta's All-Star Lakers, but moat of them came In the waning OUICK PASS — John Long of the Detroit Pistons flips a pass in front of Boston Celtic minutes when the game was out of reach for Los Nate Archibald during the first quarter of the two teams' game yesterday afternoon SAN DIEGO — Reserve guard Junior guard a total of 62 in two games and 131 in five Angeles. at the Boston Gardan. Brldgeman scored 25 points and put the games. NBA Standings NHL Standings C.B.S. SUPERMARKET * tWIIIIII Ml> 10-0II. Richardson 4 0-11. Molllns 4 Scott 2 1-1 5. Gondreilck 0 4-4 4. Kravnar Wimall Mackay Lmm t:W, Kallv. Phi. major. 171; Lambart, • 1 - cOhHIH IS 11. Totals M 11 11141. d 0-0 0 Totals 34 2VJ3fl Camalall raalinali Man, US! .0 I •w. os 17 » 14 It- tl ATLANTA UN) Sacond Parlod—1, Phlladalpfila. First Parlod—1, Toronto, Samoa II 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG M II Tat — 46 K 16 1> -144 Draw S 0-0 10 Roundflald 4 4-4 14. W L PtaOP a* Holmgrin 10. IIS. 1, Montraal, (McKachnla, Slttlar), 7:10. Panalllaa— 40 17 741 lrt irtroa po4nl goals—Coopar, Blbbv. Rollins S 5 5 13. HIM 1 2 1 4 E Johnson 12 PWIadalphla 41 4 IS 17 141 IM Laroucha41(Naplar, Olnorai), 11:11.1, Nadomanskv, Dot, 7:15; Burrows, Tor, u M <«l 11 Fouiad out—Coopar. Total fouls— M 3V Crist 1 0-01 triwH 12-14 Brown NV Ranoart a? as i 44 144 111 Montraal. Galnay 10 (Lamoart), 11:41. 11:1*. K IS W It Goloan state II. Philadaiphla 15. A- i ftO 4 McElrov 5 2-2 12. PillomOO-0 0 NY lilandars n 14 i 67 111 106, 4, Montraal, Mondou 11 (Nllan. Sacond Parlod—1. Datrolt. McCourt a 40 4ii IJB7 Olv«ns 1 0-0 2 Totals If 2J-I* W) Atlanta 1/ 14 II 45 211 101 Langway), 11:11. Panamas II, 1:11. I, Datrolt, Colling II 1* DMvar ft M M i»-M Washington IS 10 41 lot U7 Mcllhargav. Phi. 1:00. Shutt. Mon. (Nadomanikv. McCourt), 1:17. 4, PICK-IT 41 10 *UainU » 14 17 II—1H 7:54; Llnsaman, Phi, 7:54; Galnav. Toronto, Palamanl II (Slttlar), 11:11. 21 14 71111 IM Mon, 11:14, Bridgman, Phi, 12:50. 11 M DiTROIT (111) Foolod out—Draw Total fouis- Cnlcaao It Panamas— Farrlsh. Tor, 1:11; Mulharn, San AinMa 11 E 1 MtAOoo 11 1-10 H. Tylar 6 11 14. St. Louis 17 11 10 64 101 107 Third Parlod_l, Manlroal. Lambart Tor. 4:07; Larson. Dai. V:4f. It 10 441 Oanvfr 12, Atlanta » Tachnlcal- 10 11 51 111 164 I] (Mondou). 1:11. 6. Monlraal, JERSEY NUMBER GAME Indiana DougiaSO 1 10. Long 114-4 U. LB1M HubiaBrown A--11.1U Edmonlon 11 Third Parlod—S. Datroll, Larson 17, 11 41 5. Monav 0 1-117. Ktlsar 11 II. Bonson I vanccuvar 10 II 11 51101 H> Laroucha41 (Robinson), 5:41 Panamas 1:11. 4, Toronto, Slttlar 10 (Paltmant. IS il 1-11. DuirodOO-0 0 Tola1l47IO-lll1S. Colorado 11 at 10 44 It! 140 —Shutt. Mon, 5:50; Nllan, Mon. mlscon Mulharn), 1:00. 1, Toronto. SlttMr M Pick any thr** numbsra—you can play BOSTON mil Wlimlpaa 11 41 10 40 175 144 duct 11:05; Luplan, Mon, 11:17,: Kallv. (Palamant, Mulharn). 11:55.1, Toronto, MILWAUKit (W) | Phi. 19:11. Palamanl 11 (Slttlar), 14:11. «, Toronto, Maxwtll 7 1-1 14. Bird 17 14 41, Mavars 112 7. Johnson 10 24 11. ln>m 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a waak Root* s i II 17. Archibald 4 s-t 14. Ford Slttlar 10 (Turnbull). l»:4l. Panamas— Lanlar S It II. Bucxnar 1 W) 4, Wlnltrs Buflata 14 10 10 146 116U6 BaMOIb...... ,...••..•.... I • t I Dorlaso, Tor, major, 5:10. Polonlch, 1 111. Cirr 4 5-4 II. Handarson 10-O4. ) 0-0 10, Brldeaman 11 3-3 25, Cummlnas sasss aj ]47 iaj Mavagggia. ., 1 0 I—I WE ABE A CLAIM CENTER . i; ; . CowanillHH. MaravlcnlM! Totals Boston 17 II t 100 Dot malor, i:M, Malonay, Tor, 17:04. •f a * * 04-4 4, Catchlrvgi 1 CHI2. MoncrtM 2 2 2»- Minna sou 71 154 101 First Park)*-1, Mlnnaiou.B Smith 11 1) 111 II'"! 4514-14 no Datrifl 11 II 11 U—111 Washington 1 1-41 ToUls4021-»101. Toronto S! 11 14) 161 11 (MacAdam, Hamburg), :». 1. But- II 47 JO! 1011 '1 HUH »»-»l IAN OIBOO (N) I 1 S 101 117 lalo, Halt 1 (Ramsay, Local. 4:01. 1, Thr44 polnl goals—Bird 4, Laa 1. wtcki 21-2 4. Nalar 4 S-4 17, Walton I as Buffalo. McKagnay 16 (Garal. 7:41. 34 il. Taylor 1 *-4 I. Pro* I S-4 21, 17 > . nig IB Panalllai- Shmyr, Mln, major, MJi 47 Barnas i 15 3, Waalhorssoon I 04 4, Lot Angalas 14 II » 61 1S1 IM Plavlalr. Buf, major. 1:05, Buffalo Ion « Williams r 0-0 14, Brvant 1 13 4. Totals Hartford 11 II II SO 114 111 OanchlsarvadDv Garal. IO:1T GOODfYEAR 11 14 461 >»'•• PlUUXjrgh ii a ii SO tK in Sacond Parlod—Nona. Panamas— _^OId!a 11 « *" "*» ,.14 tt 17 aft-Ill Datrolt u ii i. ii IIS in Van Bonmoar. Buf. 4:41; Oara, Buf, GoidanSUIa » lw • NDIANA (1MI ton Dlava 19 n a 1*- «• 11:50. M Johnson I S-Mt. McClnnisS 7 it Ttirttj polnl goals— San Dlaoo. Fra*. Boston 4. L04 Angalas 0 Third Parlod—4, Mlnaiota, SERVICE-STORES 17, Edward* J 2-4 12, Davis S 4-J tO, Fouiad out—MllwaukM, Lmtfor. San Datrolt 4, Naw York I slandari 1 MacAdam 17 (Pavna, G.Smlth), 1S:H. Haw Vara 111. Haw Jarsav 101 Knight • 6 i 14, C Jotmson 10-0 4, Orago, Wicks. Total tools-Milwauka« Atlanta 4, Colorado 1 Panaltlaa—Nona. Bfff)l«v 1111, H«wn4 0-0». Ku*11«rO Taaasrian Qawaa 11. San Olaoo 24. A^-11441. Maotraal 6, Washlnglon 1 I 11. C*H»r 1W1 TaUI.M 17 3*104 Philadelphia 1. Toronto 1. Ua I I 1—0 Atlanta 100. OMVMr tl WASHINGTON till) CMcago 4, Mlnnaaoif 1 PMladalpnla 144. GokJtn Stata t» BiHird * * 4 U, H*v«s U * ' 34, Hartford 4. St Louis 1 , - I I I I Washington 111. Indiana 104 UnstUJ 4 1 • 1 1. LIMmont 3 0-0 6, Grtvtv CHICAOO (107) Vancouvar S. Edmonton 1 First Pariod—1, Los Angalas. Sim- •Oltonira. Datrailll S l | 11, WittumMwi 10 I 211, Porttf 0 3 2 Graanwoad 4 3 i 11, Mav 1 04 4 Vauarsiay'i Samoa mar 44 (Olonna, Palmar), :15. 1. PnoafiMllJ.LoaAngaMtl') I, Boston 4 2-4 U, Wright 0 7 17. Corttnt Oiiftwa I ** 12, Sobars to 1-2 21. Thau- Naw York IslandarsO. Pittsburgh0.11a auabac, Tardlf It (Thomas. Cloutlar), Kansas CHv 14. Houtlon tl 0212. ToUls4l.t23S "I 10 4-4 25. M*ch 3 11 J, Johnson 0 C-0 0 CMcaool.Wlnnlpagl l.lt. I, Los Angalas. Slmmar 41 Naw Jarsav 111. Na» Yarn •» Diotrick 2 0-0 4. Jonas 5 2 2 11. Totals 44 (Hopklnsl, 10:00. Panamas—Walls. LA. Partltnd 110, Chicago 107 I Ml art a M II 1« IT—1*4 Monlraal S. Philadelphia I Wiimmiw, u M )i n-iii 1? 22 107. Colorado 1, Washington I mlnor-malor. 0:11; Goulat. Oua, malor. Clavaland 111. San Antonio lit POUT LAND (tit) Naw York Rangars 1, r • :M; Hasklni, LA, 11:14; Salwood. LA, MllwwU* 101. San Dlaao « TrtrttPO.nl Q4)ilV--H#ii«It Foul»d Natt 14 3-4 31, Wasfilngion 5 2 1 11, 14:00, Larlvsaro, Qua, 17:41. out—McGtnnli, unwid Tol*. fouls—In- Loa Anaalas 4, Ouabac SaatlM I0J. Ulah (1 Owtns * 3-4 15, R Brawor 3 0-0 4, Toronto 4. Datrolt 1 Sacond Parlod—4, Ouabac, Tardll 10 diana 21, tVtnnmalon 33 Ttchnic*!— Twardilh 5 1-1 11.' J, Brawar 1 1-1 3, (Cloutlar. Richard), 9:10. I, Los I nldana Coacn Ltonard. A—5.711, Buffalo 1. Mlnnaaota 1, Ua GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Tafi Sauna Ounn 5 4-4 14, Gross 0 J 4 3, Paxson 4 0-0 TaaMTiCMM Angalas, Dlonna 46 (Kallv. Goring), No Minaa schaduloo 1,'Joalanll 1-2 7 Totals 44 11-14110. Plltsourgh at St.Louis, »:M p.r 7:01. 6, Ouabac, Thomas 7 (Tardlf, CLlVftLAND (ID) Cktcat* M If U aft-lt7 LacrolK). 11:10. Panamas—Hardy, LA, Portlanai » 12 It II—11* Houston at Atlanta. 7:1J e m K. Ctrr * 12 13, Milchall 1* 1-4 3S. 4:14; Walls, LA, 15:14; Slmmar, LA, Robitch 1 1-1 IT, R. Smith * 2-4 20, Thrt«.point flOailt—Sobtrs, Thaus . N.Y. lilialira. t I a-a 11:01; Tardlf, Qua, 11:01. Indiana at Naw Jartav.l;O30.m. Fouiad out —Owans Total fouls— DatroH at watinngton. I OS o.m Walker 1 0-0 J. Willougf*v » 0-2 12, W mutual. • • a-a Third Parlod—7, Loa Angalas, WILL BE Chkaoo 21, Finland 14. A—12-4*4. Los Anaatai at Mllwaukaa. I K p rr Smllh 1 0-1 2. Lambtri 1 2-2 *> A. Carr I Pint Parlod— Nono. Panamas— Hopkins 1 (Salwood), 1:41. Ponaltlas— Boston at San Antonio. I: IS p.m. 2-1 U Ford 01-2 2 Totals W IS U til Huahas, Pit. :ja; TrottMK. NV, 4;M; Tardlf. Oua, 1:5t; Slmmar, LA, 11:06. Goldan Stait at Utah, t 10 p.m. IAN ANTONIO (119) Schutt. Pit, llMj Lawli, NY, douola Kanon tO 3-5 23, Olbardlno 5 54 IS, UTAH (tl) minor, 7:M; Davis. Pit, ':«; Farguson. , „ 0 0 1-1 Clavaland alSan Dtaoo, 10 11pm Brlslow 2 34 7. Danttavil 0-0 24, Manual Portland. 11am. SnumaU J *-7 M. Silas 2 2-2 », &«r*ln W fit, 0 01 First Parlod—1, Colorado, 5-5 W, Gal* 4 01 I. OrlHin 4 11 10, Poauatta 3 2 21. Boona 7 3-317, Williams Sacond Pariod-Nona.Panamas— McDonald 12 (Schmaull), 10;M. 1, Col- RattinilO-it, Evans 0 0-0 0, DavliOO-0 0 04 0. Furlow • 3-3 20, Bos wall 0 2-2 2, Lorlmar, NY, :M. , orado. McDonald 11 IMcEwan, Glllls), 0 Totali*a2)»m H«rdv 2 i-i 1. Oavls 1 0-0 2, Whltahaad 1 Third Parlod Nona Panamas 11:10. Panaltlaa— Loflhousa. Wai, 1:11; Nam von mi 0-0 2, Dawkins 10-O4. Totals M 14-15*1. Lana. NY.S11.; Huohas, Pit, ill. Barry, Col, 11:14. CrtTtiMS 12 It H If— 1U SIATTLI (1M) Knight I a-t II. Mar Iwaalnar 1 O-O 4. UftAiitMM U M U It- 111 Snots on goal—Naw York 7-a-a—n.. Sacond Parlod Nona. Panamas— J Jonnson 3 2-2 I. Snalton S It 7, PlllstHirgn HV11—14. Cartwr l«hl I 7111. P.. Williams 11 ] II. Thrw Point Piavs — non«. Total Sitama 5 1-4 II, O. Johnson 4 1-2 14, McDonald.Col,00:54; Plcard, Wai.ma- Richardson 1 4-7 I. Domic 0 0-0 0. fouls — Cltvtiand 17, San Antonio 11. A Soallaa—Naw York, Raich. Pit- lor, 00:54; Gllllt, Col, 14:07. Williams 12 4-5 21, LaGarda 0 0-0 0, isOurgh, Holland. A— MJJIt. Monroo 7 1-4 II. S Wllllami 1117. — 11,112. Waik.r 30-04, Brown 4 4-4 14. Silas 2 2-2 Third Parlod—1, Washington. wabslar 1 0-0 1. Gtann 1 M 4 aid i, Ballav 1 3-4 S. Totals 41 21-24103. Gartnar 14 (Lahtonan, Maruk), 11:47.4, CoeaHrxlOWO Totals 15JUS» Colorado, Smith, 1, 11:41. Panamas— LO1 ANOILII (111) ilia* II 14 » H- tl Waltar, Was, 4:ll; McDonald, Col,0:00; NIW JBP.I1Y (111) ftMttto -...»» M «»-»•* van Brwa IColtl 1 M I. Lucaa llt-7 Chonti 6 0-0 12, Wllkas 4 3-3 IS. Abdul Flrsl Parlod—Nona. Panamas—Du- Dablola, Col, doubla minor, 17:15; JaMutr 10 4 116, Johnson 7 »-10 20. Nixon Thraa-oolnt ooals— Furlow. Total pont. Phi, i:»; Nllan, Mon, malor. Lahtonan. Was, 17:15. 11. Johnaan 4 0-1 i. Nawtln II 7-1 II. fouls— Utah IV, Saatila 14. A—24,421. Jordan 4 M ». PMalav 0111. Boynai o 5 0-2 10. Cooper 4 4-4 II. Landsbaroar 1 M0, RoMnian 7 1-111, JacksonIHI. 1-4 4, Havwood 2 44 L Holland 1 t>0 2. Tolall47 1t.lt 111 Totals 44 2S-4I11S. PHOtNtX (113) KANSAS CITY (Ml MARCH 4TH ] No. »ort MM II 1»-4» taw JoVaav It » II ta-lu Davli 10 2 3 1i. Robinson 4 f-12 II, King 10-04, Wadman 10 4-4 24, LKIV Adams 10-0 16, BUM 1 0-0 2, Waitunai It 2 04 it flirdioog 12 0*2 24. Ford 2 2 1 4, Fotllod out — Marrlivaalhar. R Roolrulrta S 4-7 14, Elmora 0 2-2 1, Wllllama. Total (ouH-Naw York — It 2-123, K|N«y 3 0-04, Scott 2 0-0 4, Cook 1 0-0 *, Bran 2 3-4 1, Hoard 1 0 0 2, High 5 McKlnnav S 0-2 10, Grunfold 0 04 0, Now Jarsav — 17. Tachnlcall- G*rard 10-0 2, Burlason 00-O 0. Totals 40 Rkhardson A-7.M0. 2-2 12. Totals52 1*24 123. Freehold Today LNAM*«M 17 n 11 U— 111 14 9 U ffMMtl !" 31 N U tt—ti l HOUSTON (tl) PaulU 2 0-2 4. Tomlanovtch 1 2-1 4, 111: Paca. ll.nt, CkM. HI PoTak (H.FIIIon) OOLDIN ITAT1 It!) Thrtt prfVnl goals — Coo otr 2, Wtilprial 1. . Fouiad out—Nona. Total Malono 7 1S-20 2f, Dunlaaw 3 04 4, Frlskay First (Kally) 1-1 Champ Carlou (Aptco) Parkar s 4-4 14. Hlllman I 0-0 1. Laavall 17-7 21, Barry S 2-2 14, Raid 5 04 RaOBarooass (Anglo Jr.) 7-1 Adapt A Davll (Morris) Parish IMS, Local 4 0-0 0, Smith 41-2 fouls—Lot Anaalfs 10, Phoenix 24. Tachnkal— Chohtt. Abdul Jabbar. A— 10, Handtrson 0 04 0. Jonas 0 1-2 1. Mlka McSlnty IMalla) s-1 J M Brawar (Ravnolds) 10. Townttnd 11-1 I. Coopar I n 13. 12,440. Totals 31 27-34*1. , Slmooas Sklppar IFagllarona) M 7»lTM,IUM.CI»a, . Whltt s o-l 10. Ray 11-11. Abarnathv 7 Kansas Cttv It t4 21 M- *4 Jarasa Jo (Llparl) a>1 0-1 14. Totals. 40141111 Our Stacl (Scarpa) HotNtaa) 17 11 M 23- t1 Lady Lana (OaPlnto) a-l Vlntac (Colasantl) for INVENTORY PHILADELPHIA (144) DINVM tfl) Thrat-Polnt Plavs—Barry 2. Fouiad Only Way (Apical 15-1 Fortuna Bookla (H.FIIIon) Ervlng 14 nil ». Oawmni I j-1 IS. Enallih I] *-»-». O Johnson 4 M 11. out-Nona. Total fouls—Kansas Cllv 14, Pala A Iprslta) 15-1 Ripping Charlla IKally) For •mojrgvncy sarvlc* call: 542*6510 Collins 1 M It. Chotts 4 1-1 10, B.Jonas UMl f 5-1 23. Roche) 1 6-6-« Wllharson 2 Houston 17. Tachnfcals—None.- A— Paddy O'Nall IPrlmaau) 11-1I. Blbbv 4 4-sil. Spanarkal 1 441. 3-0 4. Huohas 3 0-0 6 Garland 0 2-2 2. 11,520. Limon Hanovar IR.FIIIon) >-1 KMP Movln IMcOaa) 7-1 By* Don (Vinci) Palay Loo (No Drlvar) S-1 Two Own (McOovarn III)....'. Joa Casaballa (Kaimalar) a-1 Wavna County (Rluo) M: Paca.IM00.Ctow. I•VEWIl L REOPEN MARCH 5TI, WlHl Traval Eia (Ravnolds) a-1 Nandlna Scott (Justin) 4-1 Political Crook (Vinci) My Boy Mlka (Paquat) 10-1 Punctual (Parolarl) Adlos Olnoro (Flnnlgan) 11-1 Dlract Black (Graana) Ut: Paca. S1.7M. ci«W. Jaitar J (Makar) iEMI-AKINUAL CLEARANCE SA1riNGS!!! Daring Shall A (H.FIIIon) s Meadowlands Tonight Taltoru IStanlilao) 1-1 Raantry (Richardson) %-\ Jolta R (Faallarona) Town Eclair (Glnasl) 7-1 Charamar Sport (R.Flllon) Worthlas T (Rllio) «•! Rusty Ed (Tata) HI: Paca, H.IM. Clma. Thraa 0 Elgin INo Drlvar) 11-1 ..nlroM (Wrlohl) A R Romao (Inokal) a-l na: Paca. SUM Nachako Tar (Kuaftlar) ff-1 J H Baron (Lincastar) 10-1 Mid Ptrh (Ourrvont) ...a-1 Uncial Girl (Mathaws) a-1 Black Barmln (Ingrassla Jr.) Cara Havana INo Drlvorl 11-1 Prlnca Roballon (Poulln) H Oaklawn PvMla (Camptotll) ...I-i CalumboNalllPalllno) II Chsrrv Bloism Tlma (No Drlvarl.. P175/7OR13 Clindan Admiral INoDrlvarl 10-1 Hatty Nobla (No Drlvar) II MarcharU BtutChlp (Ootwrtv) ...ft-1 Canny Glan (Oraanwood) tl-l Mora Jim (Connor Jr.) 8 Radial BLK 46.25 8 + 1.79 FaflKnlghl (Ftrrlarol t-1 Jambo Dollar (Parkar Jr.) 4 1 ...t-l am: Paca, I1.N0 Fly Fly Lucky IJonnsan) ...II SafflNovir (Manzt) 9-1 Calton Hill (Sharp) S-1 Succtu Systam (H.FIIIon) ...J-1 Savannah Bvrd (H.FIIIon) 5-1 Nifty Vic (Fadarkk) ...4-1 8 P175/70R13 Radial Raised White Letter + 1.79 Royal Doc (Kins Jr.1 4-1 ...a-l 50.45 IM; TrwLUMOI. ImlL Sultnt Flam* (Parker Jr.) .10-1 Bluo Grass MIC (DaVltll) 7-1 Snow Day N (Slca) FrIUIoCoiiKlilNoDrlvar) 4-1 Cold Comfort (Lohmayar) 4-5 ftt: rM.%114M.Cimm. CUvar Tlma A IR.FIIIon) «-l Larlmk N (Bavoll Jr.) ill 8 P155/8OR13 Radial BLK + 1.59 Clauk Sara (lute) 15-1 Cirvort (Wing) ...X. 5-1 Tichalkowtkv N (No Drlvtr)...... a-l Rafund (Kallv) S-1 Man Snancar (Llul Jr.) .15-1 34.75 F.w Dory (D'Arololllkj) 10-1 Supar Victory (Sharp) 10-1 In Harmt Way (Goudraau) ...1-1 T J Ray (Russall) a-t 8 P205/75B15 +2.57 •oolMojtar Jim (Waoalar) 1-1 Supar Sour (Ho Drlvar) 10-1 Shadydalt Prld* (Bruna) .10-1 wind Sock (Yanotl) 0-1 Prlnca Walcoma (Luchanto).. ...J-1 Radial Wide White 44.75 I 1M: Paca. H.m Crystal Lam (Sllrtonl 4-1 Joystick IGaollardi)...... 15-1 •rookland (Organ) 15-1 Tha Vary Bast (Mikar) ...a-l FR78Y14 Tramoai Hanovar IH.FIIIon) 11 El Sllcar (H.FIIIon) 4-1 Tamwst Dlract (R.FIHon) Wlllowi Edna (Burday) 15-1 Natlva Tlmar (Lohmayar) ... M 8 , Steel Radial Whitewall Blems 41.90 +2.43 Lucky Fawn (Ollmour) l-l P PCollIni (Yanoll) Itt: Paca.U.Ma,Clma Klaus Mlnbar (Davis) ...<1 Milt of OoM (Gllmoor)..... 4-1 7»: Paco, fMM WI rumor. Knight (Gllmour) Sunrlia O B (Vlncli...... : S-1 Outward Bound (Spam) ...t-1 Quick Yankoa (Hoooa) ,.... t-1 5-1 Blllla Roan (DaMarco) 6-1 Ragal Shin* (No Driver) .15-1 Buckaya John (Moliayav). S-1 Rustic Zaphyr(D.FIIIon) ...6-1 Timalv OroJt INo Drlvor) a-t Got Dai Parhar (No Drlvar) valll A (Ingrassla Jr.) . 17-1 1 Tarpon Carmal (H.FIIIon) 4-1 N R B (No Drivtr) ...H Dlnaor Dlxla (Parolarl) 4-1 Smooth Tlnky (No Drlvar) ,..._.. 5-1 ThaPrlata N (Turcolta) 10-1 Sltadvdala Stvla (Farina) a-1 Tarry Loball (Bonacorsa) . IH Town FMolor (StolUful) .„ 15-1 Cunning Chick (Mltchall) 10-1 Kiwi Barmln (Campball) t-1 inn: FMt,ir,mciiiMi. Evargraan Wlllla IRayll) 4-1 IIBll Na.|1JM,CM Ounn DaupMn (Allan) .10-1 Combat Hanovar (Morrlssav) a-1 Mavba Prlmrosa (Vlncli Troopor Loball (WabaUr) 10-1 Archla Hanovar lAckarman) 1-1 Svncooatln (Campoall) Mollys Happy (O'Donnall) ... 11-1 Etlaam (Dohtrtv) P K lUngar) 0-1 Knight Naws (Radno) Wild Bllli Dvnaitlc INo Drlvar I W-l Butltr King (Parhtr Jr.) ..., J Js Sham (DaCampla) 10-1 Mlu Dora N (DaVltls) toluilon First IHylkatna) 10 1 Visit* IDoMrtv) 0-1 x Most Happy Carol (Williams).... 10-1 Amor Man (No Drlvar) *... 4tt: Paca, S1.1H Bobs Booty (Slmasiku) Wild About Mlrry (DoMrty) I J-1 Bills Rack Tim* (King Jr.) Ala Ron (Yanotl) S-1 Highland Imaoa (Aplca) CHARGE Mannart Raca On (Ollmour) 1M MiTntlttJ*»C»»l. Nobl* Thaodort (No Drlvir) Cam Mark (Dancar) a-1 Ovar Glow (Bavosl Jr.) Martva Llltla John IManll) 15-1 IB: Paca, I7.HI Buslar Almahurst (Goudraau)...... 5-1 Prlnca Rogar (Baachv) S-1 Lumbar Daal (Bullar) MIMv Honor (Ooudraau) 15-1 Ouaan Collins (Gllmour) ..... IS-I RM-I Jack (Poulln) ..10-1 Ma B Alart (Srasnahan) a-l FastaM Gun (Lavlola) ArMr Bachelor (Ramman) 4-1 Dillon Loball (Popflngar) At A RulaN tNo Driver) ...6-1 Juil Ron (Dodarty) 15-1 IM Too» Hill (Ollmourl 15-1 Kant trtaGrtat (Malady) 10-1 Uapit Htari (Wright) ...1-1 Nod fCampOall) 5-1 SELECTIONS . Spudy Larry (Gogllardt) 4-1 Proud Land (WnoaUD 6-1 SELECTIONS - Jeresa Jo, Friskcy First, Simoaet Skipper OUn Loball (Turcotta) 7-1 1 — Fiittle Cocjack, Sam Nover, Necfcako Tar - Keep Movin, My Boy Mike, Umoo Hanover Kavitona Graphic (Ollmour) 10-1 «k:Poc«.II.IM.CIIM. t—Trampai Hanover, Smooth liaky, Mill Of Gold - Uacles Girl. Worthies T, A R Romeo Jack Faihlon (Ollmour) 4-1 •arena Mamlon (No Drlvar) 10 I 3 — Nod, Glen Lobtll, Arbor Bacbclor - Savaanah Bynl, Rcroud, Clever Time A Nardlna Slar (Manil).. 11-1 - Dlnger Dixie, P E, Budkeye Joha Knight Namuor (Patrol 1S-1 4 - V Time, Jack Faihlos, Hallkie t Von'llrllh Rum (McOovorn III)....10-1 5 — Rait-low, Braien Kaih, HeriU|e Tootle - Prince Rofer, Mae B Alert, HI PoToke 1030 Highway 35 671 -2415 Middletown J V Tlma (Donartv) 1-1 - Langu> Hanovar INo Drlvar) SI I — Cold Comfort, Calvert, El SUcar - FortaM Bookie, Rlpplaf Ckaiile, Bye DOB . Hallklo INo Drlvar) t-1 7 - Kiwi Barmln, Mollyi Happy, Vlilte » - Jester J, Caaramar Sport, Direct Black Flying Mlndy K (Cameball) a-1 Intanaa Falla INo Drlvarl %-t I - Oaklawn Pebble, Dillon Lobell, Qulntroii - Cherry Blossm Time, Nifty Vic, Black BarmU M:Pae*.t7JJN,CkM. - Braian Kaah (Campoall) 3-1 • -NRB.PP CoUlna, Wlnamore Knight 10 - Native Timer, Klauo Mlabar, The Very Best Mon-Fri7:30a.m.-6p.m. Sat. 8a.m.-5p.m. - Bill! Advlca (Goudraau) 4-1 II — BaUer King, Amor Man, Eiteem 11-OverGlow, Kalfht News, LamberDeal Runlow INo Orlvar) 10-1 HarItaoa Toolla (Ackarman) 15-1 BEST BET: Cold Comfort (Ith) BEST BET: Cherry Blotsm Time (Mh) 12 . The DWfy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH3. iseo 200 boats promised for sailing show

ASBURY PARK - Seventy-tour dealers wiU exhibit more Compeutl ve sail racing will be featured throughout the than JOO boats it the lecood annual Atlantic Coaat Sailboat run of the show says Gasque and on Saturday there will be an Show starting at Convention Hall at 1 p.m. on Wednesday to offshore regatta expected to draw more than M> catamarans. run through Sunday. The race will start at noon and may be viewed from the In addition to the boats which range from inflatable*, to 17- boardwalk from Convention Hall to the Asbury Park Casino foot yachts, director Thomas H. Casque said there will be i HENRY B—s Peat laiw Isassa l»Oa vast array of nautical equipment. The largest boats will be "The law says the season Is on but the fish don't know displayed in the arcade. Others will be shown on the main floor and smaller vessels on the second floor. about It yet," said Joey Julian yesterday The Atlantic SCHAEFER Highlands bail sod tackle dealer said that be did not know of Flagship Marine, Atlantic Highlands, is showing a 16- and anyone fishing for stripers on the first day of the season on an It-foot Hobie Cat, a Phantom, Harpoon and a Seafarer In Saturday and only a very few people tried fishing for floun- exhibits on the main and second floors. ders Dockrell Yachts, Ltd., London, England, is showing yachts of 27,22 and 16 feet. "A new federal energy plan to ban weekend boating would Miller Yacht Sales, Point Pleasant Beach, dealer for the shown by Infinity Windsurfing, Rumson; Atlantic Windsurf- scuttls the country's |15 billion sport fishing Industry and deny Island Trader Offshore Sailing Yacht Una, has selected the Ing, Ship Bottom; and Cranford Boat and Canoe Company. million* of Americans access to their favorite form of recrea- 39-foot Island Trader cutter model for showing. Atlantic Sailing Yachts, Point Pleasant Beach, is showing inflaubles, dinghies and sailboating supplies. Barnegst Bay tion," Ray Scott, president of Bass Anglers Sportsman Socie- The handsome clipper-bowed yacht is modern in every ty, Montgomery, Ala., warned. respect, yet her many traditional accents such as simulated Sailing Center, Beacbwood, is showing a Typhoon, a U-foot planking seams in her fiberglass hull, the teak decks, teak O'Day, a 8-foot Cape Dory, Sunfish, Laser, Javelin, Widgeon "Boating, which accounted for 17.5 billion in sale* last exterior trim, and complete teak Ulterior combine to give her and Puffer sailing boats. Classic Yachts, Kearny and Brick, is year, and fishing, which generated $15 billion in 1975. have a classic look. snowing an Adelte 17 and a Nordica II. been singled out by the Department of Energy to suffer in an The interior accommodates four comfortably for offshore Heritage Marine, Clinton, Is showing Slrtus, Siren, Spin- energy shortfall," be complained. cruising. There are V-berths forward and a convertible drift. Skunk, Rebel, Rascal Day Sailer, Monarch, Rhodes and Scott said fuel savings from banning boating on weekends dinette with settee berth opposite in the main cabin. There is DunhiU boats. would be minuscule, while the proposals effect on fishing and an enclosed head with hanging locker. She has a complete Sailing hardware, sails, sanitary merchandise for boats, boating would be disastrous. galley with ample storage and a large deep icebox. chemical compounds for polishing hulls, navigational instru- "Leas than one-half of one percent of the petroleum n >ll The complete line of Island Trader yachts are available in ments, "*" t. Insurance, lines and cordage, yachting consumed hi the United States is used In boating," he said. eight models and five sixes. • fashions, clothing, auxiliary engines, oars, custom crafted "The folks waiting In line at the gas pump won't even notice Navesink Yacht Sales, Sea Bright, is showing a M-foot nautical furnishing and many more items will be on display. the difference. A better Idea would be to abolish the Depart- Atlantic City Catboat that has an 11-foot beam. Mariner Also on display bat not for sale will be paintings by the late ment of Energy, which burned about 15 million gallons of Sailing Yachts, Brick Town, is showing a 37- and a 30-foot Henry Luhrs. gasoline In its vehicles the first year of Its existence." Scott said he and the SSO.OOO-member organisation of bass Seidelmann yachts and a 25-foot Catalina. Gasque said yesterday that Malcolm Parle .who has fishermen will strongly oppose the DOE plan, which It among : A ^foot Windsurfer with • mast 14 feet high is being painted portraits of President Jimmy Carter and other nine standby energy oonaervxtlon measures to be considered In public hearings in March. Scott Is scheduled to apeak against the boating ban at a hearing in Atlanta today. "The federal government must realise that boating and Totalisator strike continues fishing sre not pastimes of the idle rich," he uld "More than WINDSURPINO — Now an Internationally recognized sa million persons go boating every year, and M million TOWSON, Md. (AP) - The strike by hone track betting sport, windsurfing will be back for the second running A federal mediator called in on the negotiations, Donald L persons enjoy fishing. At least three-fourths of their boating ' technicians across the country continued yesterday as of the Atlantic Coast Sailboat Snow at Convention Hall, Brodsky, also could not be reached yesterday but said the day snd fishing is confined to i management and workers maintained their standoff. before he would contact both sides at the first of the week. Asbury Park, Wednesday through next Sunday. "We haven't heard a thing,from the unioMlnce when they went on strike Friday night," said Jim PleTce. president of American Totalisator. "We have an offer on toe table... and ^on/Barnegal Bedminster Berkeley Heights Bernardsvilie Blackwood Brick Town Camden Carterel Cherry Hill Crantord East Brunswick East Orange Eatpmown Ek/abe, they've made no response." On strike are about 180 computer technicians, all mem- < bers of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1901 AFL-CIO. Their last demand, according to Pierce, I was "a 40 percent increase in wages and benefits." The company is offering a 7 percent raise. The walk out against Totalisator, which operates betting system machines at more than 40 race tracks in the U.S. and Canada, prompted several track closings Saturday. Among the closings were Philadelphia's Keystone, Sportsman's Park near Chicago, Freehold in New Jersey and Suffolk Downs at Boston. "By far the large majority were able to run ... with supervisory personnel filling in," said Pierce. Efforts to reach leaders of the union were unsuccessful. The phone of one union official mi busy for more than five hours. Pickets were set up at most of the tracks Saturday, Pierce *aid. DeGento lifts St. Mary's to CYO basketball title NEW MONMOUTH - Mark DeGento pumped in 17 points to lead St Agnes of Atlantic Highlands to a 68-M win over St. Mary's of New Monmouth and the St. Mary's'CYO High School Basketball TournamentUOe Saturday. DeGento was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player for his efforts. Other St. Agnes players In double figures were John Stahl with 12 and Al Zentar and Mark Ullman with 11 points each. Jim Liskiewlcx was high scorer for St Mary's with 18. Mark OShaughnessy added 16. St Mary's Tony Durkin was given the sportsmanship award. Long Branch sets registration LONG BRANCH — The Long Branch Community Club has announced that registrations for Cap (8-11), Little (t-ll) and Babe Ruth (13-15) leagues will be held at the Community Center March 8 and 15 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proof of age must be presented along with a registration fee for the Cap and Little Leagues. , Those interested in coaching are asked to contact Mark Vassalo at the registration. '

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By EMILY WILKENS An Inner spark! You could call it acting careers. Sometimes they don't grow tall enough Many a mother bellevei her youogiter hu ability because there is an element of acting in to become adult models — the average female the potential to bet successful child tnod«l. How modeling. It is that special something that model is 5' 8" or taller. Then too like other does one go about ilgnlng a youngster with I top enables a model to project the Instant the lights youngsters, child models may go through an agency? are on and the camera's clicking. awkward stage that's not photogenic. Some who The first thing to remember is that it takes In a recent book, "Lisanne: A Young do qualify for adult modeling decide to pass up more than a beautiful child to be a successful Model" by Betsy Cameron (Clarkson N. Pot- the opportunity to pursue studies or other model. It takes a beautiful child who Is ter), lisanne Falk, the leading child model at careers. Still, modeling for children and adults photogenic It's not what YOU sat but what the the Ford agency, talks about that inner spark is an interesting, glamorous career, and a camera sees and captures that counts. this way: lucrative one. Model agencies are always on the lookout for new stars. Send them a snapshot of your "When you're in front of a camera to work, youngster and if be or she has potential, the you've got to do more than just say 'cheese.' Just for you agency Is sure to spot it and call you. Remember You've got to communicate something to the the model agency that discovers a top model Dear Emily: I lost IS pounds in two weeks. camera. A mood... or an attitude. That's what I'm 57 aad although I feel great and my figure stands to gain... so all snapshots submitted are comes across In the pictures," closely scrutinized. looks good, my face droops. Friends and re- Where do you find the names of top model The book, which traces the day-to-day life of latives are shocked by my appearance. What agencies? In the classified telephone directory. this appealing young model is an excellent one oa I do to rejuvenate myself? — A.S. New York and Los Angeles are headquarters for for would-be child models and their parents to Dear A.S.: Time will take care of your some of the biggest model agencies in the Un- read. It tells it like It is, giving a vivid idea of problem. Your weight loss was too rapid and ited States but every major city has some. If a what a child model's working life is all about. your skin needs time to adjust to your face's new model can get a start locally, it often leads to Most children in modeling have brief contour. It will take a few weeks but, In time, all the big time because the modeling network should be right. Meanwhile, treat yourself to one stretches coast to coast. Agencies like Ford and tablespoon of cream every day. It will help Wilhelmina. giants In the field, have scouts plump out those facial contours. everywhere. Need to diet? Get off to a good start by trying the one-day water fast. You'll find details on the Lifestyle fast in the "Spa Secrets" bulletin, which can be A need to project obtained by sending 25 cents and a self-ad- 13 dressed, stamped envelope to Emily Wllkens What else does a model need? MONDAY, MARCH 3,1980 " care of this newspaper.

ASK DR. BROTHERS Beauty and spending sprees

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS at all costs. " '. her son is very much like my daughter aad she Dear Dr. Brothers: Three years ago I married Until the learns that she has a value outside of thinks they're deep in self-love and that's their a very beaitifal wemaa, a woman I'd admired her surface beauty, she's apt to continue this real problem. Waal do you think? — E.G. ud hived for several years prior to w marriage. obsessive, compulsive buying. Your wife needs to Dear E.G.: Often, people who seem to be I still leve her bat grew increasingly •pact over develop other resources and talents. She needs to extremely self-concerned have a very low self- the amoMl of money she ipcndi on clothing, respect and love herself for something other than esteem. They may seem to be selfish and totally Jewelry and hairdressers. I make a good living her face and her body. The woman who is able to self-preoccupied because they keep questioning •at aatarally, as it has with everyone else, tafia- trust only her physical beauty will naturally whether or not they are of any real value. This Una has ml deep. While I know I can live well on spend a great deal of money to defend herself kind of person can't hold onto self-regard without Knitter MMM »v DM LarM •y salary if the spending Isa't excessive, I'm not against the possibility of abandonment. Since she having it fed constantly by attention from others. thinks of herself as an object, she will place her 'LEAP INTO SPRING'— Aberdeen residents pleased with the collection of prizes for sare I caa afford my wife's buying sprees. It's Psychoanalyst Otto Kernberg points out that the Strathmore School PTO's "Leap into Spring" spring fashion show and dessert, abaard kecaue she bays aew gowns even when faith in other valuable objects whose worth won't decline. Inanimate objects can't desert. the person who's unable to love because he are Mrs. Mlchele Meany, seated, PTO vice president and coordinator of the show; lac deads are fall of clothing she's wen only a doesn't love himself is a very dependent In- Dear Dr. Brothers: My tt-year-old daughter Mrs. Gerrle Duckworth, left, prize chairman, and Mrs. Elaine Zagarola, ticket few limes. I've talked with ether women and I dividual who resents his dependency. This often chairman. The event will take place March 12 at 8 p.m. in Don Quixote Inn, know It lu't accessary to have somelaUg new to has geae througk five marrlages. She finally weal increases his difficulties in getting along with Matawan, featuring fashions by Renette Leonard of Colts Neck. Viennese desserts wear to every dinner or laaeaeea. Haw caa I get II to a psychiatrist who, I gather, told my daughter others. late her head that there's a limit? - K.K. that she'd have to lean to love. I don't know what In narcissists, self-hatred is more dominant and beverages are included In the ticket price. Dear K.K.: The unusually beautiful woman is Ibis means because I thought this came laterally. than self-love. The reason they seem to be unable often prone to excessive fashion interest. One of Anyway, my daughter keeps telling me she has to to love and often have bad marriages is that they the reasons is that she's been taught early in life lean to love herself. I care for my daughter bat It think themselves worthless and have to depend on seems la me that she always has loved herself and YOUR HEALTH that she can win friends and attention by simply compliments and attention from others. being her beautiful self. Ironically, this makes that she's spent most of her time worrying about herself sad her own needs. She has no children It seems to me that she is on the right track bar feel that her beauty is worth more than aad gives very little to others. My neighbor says now. You can help her by giving her emotional anything else and she must protect and enhance It support and confidence in her therapy. *rug caution for alchdlism by LESTER L. COLEMAN, chest. Arthritis is a very com- M.D. With the intake of larger plicated and diffuse problem. I recall that you once amounts of alcohol, far more Osteoarthri tis and wrote about the drug An- serious problems can result. rheumatoid arthritis are only tabuse being able to cure Cardiovascular collapse, con- two of its major sub-group- alcoholism. We have just vulsions and even death are ings. Gout is another form of learned that my brother Is an possibilities. arthritis. alcoholic and I wonder if this Unless one is The disorder of gout is as- It a drug he could use. We are psychologically prepared to sociated with high levels of desperate for help. — Mrs. completely abstain from all uric acid in the bloodstream. D.L., Tenn. Dear Mrs. L.: alcohol, Antabuse can be a People with this gouty ten- Let me immediately point real danger. By "all" alcohol dency can now keep it under out that Antabuse, a trade I mean even the amount that control with diets and a varie- name for disulfiram, is not a is used in cough medicine or ty of excellent medicines. cure for alcoholism. Rather, the slight amount that might The control and cure of it is a specialized additional be hidden in a dessert. arthritis has baffled doctors approach to the problem. Disulfiram is a useful drug for centuries. Today, the Often it is used in conjunction among people who are well science of immunology is with other forms of treat- motivated to control their ad- concentrating its efforts on ment. diction. With psychological the prevention and ultimate Basically, Antabuse is help and with the guidance of eradication of this disease. used to control any impulse to Alcoholics Anonymous, the have a drink. Long ago, an advantages can be great. Yet interesting observation was it must be used only under the Evening of Recollection made in Denmark. People direct supervision of a doctor HIGHLANDS - The working in a rubber industry who has carefully and com- Rosary Altar Society of Our and exposed to disulfiram pletely explained to the pa- were found to develop an In- tient its benefits and its Lady of Perpetual Help creased sensitivity to alcohol. dangers. Roman Catholic Church will have an Evening of Recolle- Studies were then made for Is gout a form of arthritis? the potential use of dis- V tion March 13 in St. - Mr. F.F., Mo. Alphonso's Retreat House, ulfiram to control Dear Mr. F.: alcoholism. West Long Branch. Mrs. It definitely is. Eilliam Kohlenbush is When alcoholics are first It is estimated that there chairmen. given the drug they are are more than 100 different The Society has slated a warned with repeated em- diseases that can affect the card party July 18 and a phasis that the combination joints, muscles and ligaments luncheon-fashion snow Sept. of Antabuse and even the RECOGNITION HOPEFULS — Eight high schools' hopes for re- Clare Isaksen, Middletown South; Diana Kedrowskv, Red Bank of the body. 27. cognition in the Eatontown Huffman Koos Interior Design Contest Regional; Janet Leach, Neptune; Carla Bryant, Ocean Township, slightest amount of alcohol ride on the room-design specifications turned In at the store to and Maureen Yarsawich, Shore Regional. The store's staff is carry- can produce the most un- manager Richard J. McCoid, shown here with the school design ing out the designs. During April, professional Judges will evaluate pleasant reactions. Within minutes after drinking teams, left to right, Karen Keeve and Donna Phennig, Monmouth the eight rooms and the public will vote on favorites, all leading up alcohol, the alcoholic can de- Regional; Gina Bates, Long Branch; Ann Carpenter, Holmdel; to presentation of trophies at Awards N Ight May 1. velop nausea, vomiting, Carl A. Quaglia, sweating, dizziness, difficulty R.P. Historical Society to see center's floor plans in breathing and pains in the MARCH IS POISON SHREWSBURY - "Show and Tell" program on Mr. Bittel was appointed Richard W. Lackman, who PREVENTION MONTH Architect Samuel P, Abates progression of their work on by toe axacutive committee resigned because of demands Health is not only rendering of floor plans for their home. They are restor- as a trustee of Shrewsbury of the family's business, All next month, we will be reminding you the Shrewsbury Historical ing the bouse to an earlier Historical Society to fill the Woods Edge Antiques, Broad Feeling Well! that March is Poison Prevention Month. Here Society Museum, Education style, both inside and out. unexpired term of Mrs. Street. are some of the things you can do at home. and Research Center, will be • Keep all drugs, poisons, and other household shown at the Society's winter chemicals out of children's reach. meeting Wednesday at 1:15 Garden club • Lock up all dangerous substances. p.m. here in the Broad Street • Do not store poisonous or inflammable sub- stances (kerosene, gasoline, rat poisons, etc.) auditorium of the Shrewsbury NG€D HQP DGCOMTING? in food or beverage containers. Boro School. The Board of pruning talk • Read all labels and carefully follow "caution" Education-approved educa- statements. Even if a chemical is not labeled tion program for grades FAIR HAVEN - The YOU CrfN IfirWRD ft "poison" incorrect use may be dangerous. three, four and five, will be luncheon meeting of the Garden Club of Fair Haven CONSULTATION YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when yon I outlined. The new facility need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If will be built on land on March 5 at noon here in Bicentennial Hall, will shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly Borough Hall property here IH YOUB HOMG feature a demonstration pro- without extra charge. A great many people on Sycamore Avenue. Fund- Call gram. Mrs. Arthur Glacobbe entrust is with their prescriptions. May we compound yours? raising plans also will be dis- is in charge of the luncheon. cussed. Barbara Doyle Residents Marjorie and Richard Obal, Monmouth 741-0600 AUTHOMZED DUTMIUTIM FM NOUrrER UtTOMY PRODUCTS County Agricultural Agent, Michael Bittel of 44« D&H Paint Co. Shrewsbury Pharmacy Sycamore Avenue, who mov- will demonstrate in the Family Chiropractic Services ed her a year ago and have gardens of several members 14 W. Front St., Red Bank THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS the proper methods of prun- undertaken major renova- X"Let Me Help You Decorate" HHfUnST. 741-4874 SHREWSBURY ing deciduous shrubs. Mrs. Broad Street Chiropractic Center tions on what has been de- PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DEI.lV ERY John Mullarney is in charge Richard M. Gill, O. C. 789 Broad Street signated as a Shrewsbury of the program. ', 747-4802 Shrewsbury Century Home, will present a 14 The Dairy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 3.1980 HINTS FROM HELOISE Engaged Bergin-Reisner File-a-hint plan NORTHFORD, Coon. - Mr and Mrs. Walter Reisner of Northford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss DEAR HELOISE: There are several ways to keep these clippings handy. So I Pamela Virginia Reisner, to Robert F. Bergin. SOB of Mr. and Iwa of years aad have ajiUteyteCtoijouta|»»|sjL_ Mrs. Francis D. Bergin of 111 SUteslr Place, Middletown, I have read yw always cajcyed II. First, the one you mentioned, on SxS index cards You said N.J. An April wedding is planned. I recently moved hue my awa apartment ud so I've Miss Reisner, an alumna of Stonehill College, North you can't decide how to file them. started rlippiif eat yew caluaa. I aaw have qalte a Ug stack You can file them under categories, sack as "cooking," Easton, Mass., is in Uie employ of the superintendent of New aad, frankly, I'm aet eatU mn what to do with them! Haven School District in New Haven. •cleaning," "kitchen," etc. I could pal each hiat on a S i S latex card, bat I'm MM Bare We file ours alphabetically, "nylon net" under "N" - Mr. Bergin, also a graduate of Stonehill College, is with haw to Hie them. Looray Inc., Wall Street, New York City. ' , "potatoes" under "P," etc. This makes them easy to find. Martha E. Keener Coald yoa possibly give me seme help hereT Thanks. — A Especially since you will be the one to decide where to file Dwight-Kaerner __. awl David M. Dwight Kansas Reader them LEONARDO — Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. You could also paste the hints on pages la a loose leaf G. Albert Koerner Jr., 7 Brevent Ave., of the engagement of binder. Buy those clear plastic tabs, list the category on each their daughter, Miss Martha E. Koerner, to David M. Dwight, Migliarese-Westbrook nuptials tab and paste it on a divider. son of Mrs. Dorothy R. Dwight, 2 Oceanport Ave., West Long ty, New Brunswick, N.J. This will make It easier to readily find the hint you are PLANDOME, N.Y. - Lincroft, N.J., was married looking for. Branch, and David Dwight of Florida. A November wedding is Miss Laura Ann Westbrook, to Dr. Joseph Francis Dr. Migliarese, who la planned. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Migliarese of Port with the Research Testing Some readers say they file the hints la a catalog or an old Miss Koerner, a graduate of Middletown Township High John James Westbrook in, Washington. He U the son of Laboratories, Inc., Little telephone book. Then aU you would have to buy are the plastic School, attended Brookdale Community College, Lincroft. She 123 Jumping Brook Road, Gerald Migliarese of Neck, attended Susquehanna tabs Just paste the hints on the pages of the book - a good is employed as a nurses' aid at King James Nursing Home, Newark, N.J., and the late and Wayne universities and way to save a few pennies Middletown, and is a member of the Leonardo Volunteer First Lloyd-Sialey Mrs. Angela Migliarese. received a BS degree and Remember "A penny saved, la a penny made." — Heloise Aid Squad. PhD from Rutgers Universi- SCARSDALE, N.Y.-The The Rev. Kenneth Brown ty.' He attended University of HINTS FROM HIM Mr. Dwight, a member of the Little Silver Volunteer First engagement of Harriet I. officiated at the double ring Aid Squad and Fire Company, attended Monmouth Regional Kansas Medical School and DEAR HELOISE: Staley to Thomas M. Uoyd ceremony Feb. 23 here in the Long Island College of I sin sure that a aaaiher el year readers have Isagat eat High School, Tinton Falls. He is employed as a security guard Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Unitarian Church. A recep- at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Medicine, where he received litter biles with plastk Users aaJy to Had later that the stare Thomas M. Lloyd, Little tion foUowed In The Allison, his doctor of medicine aaly sells replacement Haers if yea hay a aew hex, or that the Silver Point Road, Little Manhassett. L.I. degree. He also attended the maaafactarer has saved costs by gasM u a smaller User that Gilmour-Scriffignano Siver, N.J., is announced by University of Genoa Medical •o laager His. A Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Staley Martha Moore Westbrook MIDDLETOWN — The engagement of Miss Debra Scrif- was maid of honor for her School and Is a veteran of the Moat »f as have aa accanMlatlea of kht plastic covers that of Scarsdale, parents of the U.S. Army. fignano, to William J. Gilmour is announced by her parents, future bride. Mr. Lloyd is the sister and Donald Coburn was ge ovar rataraed dry deaaukg. If yoa lay oae af these plastk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scriffignano, 11 Barbara Terrace. He is grandson of Mrs. Eugene best man. After a wedding trip to coven over the bu aad skat the Ud (If aay) ea It, or lack the the son of Mrs. Marge Gillich, M Nevada Drive, Hazlet, and Miltenberger, also of Little The bride is an alumna of Boca Raton, Fla., and Neweads aader lac hoi before aearktg la the Utter, yea caa pick «s> William A. Gilmour of Westfleld. A November wedding is Silver. Middletown Township High Orleans, La., the couple re- the whale thing aad carry U off ss with is* etiglaal plastic planned. School and Rutgers Universi- side In Huntington, L.I. liaen -PaalD. ' The bride-to-be, a graduate of Middletown Township High Miss Staley is a senior at School and Mountainside Hospital School of Nursing, Is a Bucknell University, registered nurse employed at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. Lewisburg, Pa. Mr. Gilmour, who is employed in the sales department at Mr. Lloyd, an alumnus of Moore Business Forms, Scotch Plains, is an alumnus of Red Bank Regional High School and Bucknell, Is an ^Spring Color at the Shore' Raritan High School and Rutgers University Eagleton In- account manager with United stitute of Politics He is the 1978*) president of the Haslet ASBURY PARK - The 1W Mid-Atlantic Flower and Republican Club. States Lines, Cranford. specialties, there will also be separate swards for the most Garden Show opens for a four-day run on the first day of outstanding garden featmre each as patio, walkway or Spring, Thursday, March 20. This second annual event has waterfall; overall design excellence; Spring Color at the Gould•Davis been more than doubled in site and number of exhibitors and Shore "These Award" and educational award. Proddy-Newman RED BANK - Announce- Monmouth Regional High will be staged on both floors of Convention Hall. Other Judge's Choice hopefuls creating garden displays oa ment Is made of the engage- School and Monmouth Col- Flowers and decorative foliage will blanket the mam the main floor include Genii Acres and Thorpes Nursery, SHREWSBURY - An- will be graduated in June ment of Miss Priscilla lege, West Long. Branch, is floor, and" as many as 10 garden and educational exhibitors both of Middletown; and Everetu School of Floristry. Among nouncement is made by Mr. from Paul Smith's College, Caroline Davis, Spring with Pathways, Long Branch. (compared to last year's six) will «—«mn» to create the the educational exhibitors will be the New Jersey Audubon and Mrs. John S. Newman, Paul Smiths, N.Y., with a Street, to Andrew K. Gould, show's theme, "Spring Color at the Shore." Society and the Jersey Shore Rose Society. The New Jersey 141 East End Ave., of the degree in environmental of Eatontown and Adult roller disco In addition, SO commercial exhibitors will be on hand on Bee Keepers Association will present a unique live baa Southborough, Mass. demonstration. engagement of their science. MARLBORO - Century the second floor galleries. daughter, Susanne Dara Miss Davis, daughter of Exhibitors vying for the Mid-Atlantic Show's top honor as Mr. Droddy has a degree the late Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd 21 Einbtnder Realty of The New Jersey Professional Florists Association's entry Newman, to Isaac Andrew Marlboro, Millstone, the "Judge's Choice" include veteran winner Joseph Moreau in the overall competition is entitled "Easier Fantasy," a Droddy of Andover, Vt., In forestry from Paul W. Davis, is a graduate of of Moreau Landscaping, Colts Neck; Monmouth Landscape Smith's, and also Is a Manalapan and Freehold, is circular garden featuring tulips, Iris, and forsytfcla. The formerly of Shrewsbury. He Montciair High School, and Design, Turner Landscaping, West Long Branch, and Association has added sixty members since last year, thirty of is the son of Mrs. Frances M. graduate of the National Tusculum College, sponsoring an Adult Roller Disco Night for the benefit of Bobby Goldsmith Landscaping, Deal. whom will submit floral arrangements for the Association's Droddy, 103 Robinson Place, Hardwood Lumber Associa- Greeneville. Tenn., and The "Judge's Choice" award will be decided between the own competition. All entries, as well as s trophy presentation and the late William Droddy. tion's Inspection Training Englewood Hospital School of Easter Seals. It will take place March 9 at 7:30 p.m.sole finalists in each of two categories: naturalistic pitting* to the winner, will be on view to the public, who are also A June wadding is planned. School in Memphis, Term. He Medical Technology. She is a and landscape garden and exhibits. These divisions give the Invited to their free dally design seminars. ' Is employed by Plumb medical technologist at Cen- here in the Sports 9 Roller The couple are graduates Rink. Tickets are available at landscapers and nurseryman the opportunity to emphasise of Red Bank Regional High Lumber Company in An- tral Jersey Blood Bank, here. either formal design for home or business, or the plants In Direct any Inquiries to Parkway Productions 1117 Route dover. any Century 21 Einbinder Re- ». Building A-»l. Manasquan, N.J. 0*7J« School, and Miss Newman Mr. Gould, an alumnus of alty. their natural surroundings. To ANN LANDERS Hadassah cites Woman of Year ABERDEEN-MaUwan ments. three children la Mousey, N. Chapter of Hadassah will Mrs. Lifschllt initiated V., aad Rabbi Strom honor Leah Ufschitx, An- the Woman of the Year event HfschiU. who resides la dover Lane, as Woman of the and chaired it for several Edison with his wife Alita Revealing undercover surveys Year, at a brunch Sunday at years. Last year she or- and their two children. noon in Congregation Bet ganised the Matawan Before retiring, Mrs. TefUah, 47S Uoyd Road. Hadassah Mini Hesters LUschiU was administrative The brunch will be catered which were conducted by Dear Readers: Re- ly did sleep in their under- sets have been big sellers. paiatles oa aad U looked at couias from Califoraia came Rabbi Henry Weiner Part of assistant for National by Middlebrook Dell Mark C. Hadassah. Ska and aer member the woman who pants. I told her I knew of no Please'explain, Ana, that me like I was ants. Oae said ta visit,' they both kid Kaufman will entertain. The bar aim as education wrote about sleeping in her such survey, but I do now. tkey are nighties wltk, she did until her bestead nighties with matching donation will benefit the chairman Is to disseminate husband are active in Con- underpants? She signed MINE! matching panties. — Love shamed her oat of It. — Ne bloomers. My girls caaMa't Hadassah Medical Organisa- Hebrew culture by teaching gregation Bet Tefilah and she "Oddball in Ohio" All week I've been inun- 'Em A , Name Please aaa'srilaad how they coald tion and reUtad projects3 Hebrew songs to members of la presently program because her friend said she dated with letters on under- From Plttsbargh, Pa.: From White Plains, N.Y.: stand that elastic all night. Mrs. Ufschitx hart been the chapter. chairman of its Sisterhood was a little cuckoo. The pants. Several sent post cards I'm a loyal fan who weat to a I have been married three Neither coald I. -Free Spirit Riaa Doris, Avalon Lane writer asked if anyone had "titstf h chapter president Mrs. LUschiU and her saying, "Yes, I do," or "No, lot of trouble to do a survey times. My tint wife slept la What you've read here Is a and vice president and husband Daniel have two bare, or Marcia Fox, Jasmin ever taken a survey to find I don't." You'll be surprised for yoa oa the underpants her bra and paatykosc Road, Old Bridge, brunch out bow many women actual- small sampling, but the chairman of its education, sons. They are Dr. Barry at the results. I was! Here question: Eighty women (wacky, of coarse). My results, when tabulated, program, and Hadassab Ufschiu, who resides with chairman, may be contacted are some excerpts: work la the offices of this second wife slept la a looked like this: One-third of Medical Organization depart- his wife Emily and their for reservations. From Madison, Wis.: large insurance company. nightgown. My preseat wife the females out there do, In- St. Patrick Thanks for saying women Five were absent today. Of (best of the lot) sleeps la Ike deed, sleep In underpants and. who sleep in aaderpaats are the 75 who responded: No - altogether. - Ne SaUek, Jast two-thirds don't. I am dinner-dance not craxy or hung-up. You 45. Yes — is. Sometimes — S. Honest amaxed that the percentage were right, It U a habit ac- Sign me — Amateur Re- From Milwaukee, Wis.: I of "do's" is so high. The LONG BRANCH - A St quired la childhood. I speak searcher never heard of sleeping in things I learn from my re- Patrick's dinner-dance Satur- tor myself and my two sis- From Waltkam, Mass.: I panties until I weat away to aders! day here In the Long Branch ters. Oar mother brought us took a survey at oar dorm school at St. Mary's la Saath Don't flunk your Community Club beads the up to sleep hi "snuggies," as (Brandeis University). Of the Bead, lad. I discovered ahoat chemistry test. Love Is more list of fund-raisers for the she called tkem. As oar own M girls asked: 10 said yes; 17 one-third of the girls slept than one set of glands ^alMwg Ladies Club. daaghters grew oat of diapers said ao; three said, "Only with panties oa. Most of them to another. If you have Proceeds will be used for aad training peats, we saw to about a week oat of every were Catholic. Da yea sap- trouble making a distinction the annual scholarship to a it that they pat on a fresh pair month." Do your arithmetic. pose that kad anything to da you need Ann's booklet, Long Branch High School of pasties under their It looks like oae oat of three with It? - A Methodist "Love or Sex and How to senior. In charge of reserva- aightlee. Oar brother's do. — 1 Sleep Raw From Hoaotala: Do you Tell the Difference." Send a tions are Lorraine Alman, children always thought their From Bermuda: You're e waat a survey? Well, here's long, self-addressed, stamped president, and Patti Bates, cousins were weird, so — To female chauvinist! Why oae: Each Hi. Own envelope with your request here. Music will be by the didn't yoa ask how maay mea We had six daaghters aad and SO cents to Ann Landers, Blue Knights. • From Chattanooga, sleep la their shorts? - Boo not one slept in anything but a P.O. Box 11916, Chicago. Il- Other fund-raisers an- Team.: Wearing underpants To Yoa nightie. When their twe linois 60»ll. nounced by Alman is a to bed mast be a popular From Miami: Oat of M mystery bus trip in May, a thing because for several waitresses la this hotel, card party in September, a years "baby-doll" nightgown seven said they sleep with Broadway play in October and Tricky Tray and mystery DM trip in November. UNIVERSAL you can see tfe end results. Being overweight was no fun (or Nancy and Judy, so they deckled to join U«n Lino. And look at them now.,. 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He (3,50 per week thereafterer. will speak at a meeting of the CALL: 429-7834 'WIN •Brino, In Ws ad anand saw. $ central Jersey Natural Food lor more Information PRIZES-TROPHIES wnsn laosMBrtno or j Club March 11 at ( p.m. here or send coupon SCHOLARSHIPS For in the Ocean County Recrea- below to: Motwn«j«hCo«iv53i-1»9S tional Center, off Larkin AWARDS AND MORE NwJtwy 201-757-7677 Place (off West Park UNIVERSAL Oceon Coun___»..^_I_.,.»i.'a"7.*1Spj«.l«KI •WiTtSlHJiria Eptoopa <*«». «S King! Hn., Th»». a 7:15 p.n meeting of the Atlantic CITY STATE M0KWM.1E «MMMSi ««• Out*, Chgn* M1 TmM W. TIM. •»!» am Highlands Garden Club •""—"""-—• "ItCo It,MWMrtaHo™.l«rtfat.Thai a»l5iml7.16p.« March t at 1:30 p.m. here in ZIP— • CUIWKUM«nlM.lWa7:1SpjiL the Westsid* Field House. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 3.1980 fhe X)nily Register 15 2 Auto* For Salt 1 Autos For SJI« Tiger

CHIVROLIT UIIUMH 111 DODOE SWINGER 1*71 - Naaai SI Htl» Wanted $i H#lp Wanted 1 AutesPorlArf. l»a — Air, aaaar Brakaa. aaaar MaarlM, awlna aackata. crutta Call tt» nao control, wlaa aaiaaniar. BVaa aaate. DODGE STATION WAGON Itll — PART TIME — 5:30 a.m.- 7 a.m. ECRETARY — For Real Estate taa»»atla arlar. ; and MV foal Mlddla Rd , Haitot. ypewrltor and samf Mclaphons HAM mllat. Mm. aitra. CHUCK'S MOTORS. Daalar. I helpful To $179. Fee negotiable. u.oao mllat. WHO naw, laur laaia. • •4MI77. _^^_^ ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY mp». AM/FM tlaraa caiaatta. PIZZA MAKER — And prop person, • 1111 Audi Paa — Paur-CVIMtar. UMt niMU altar a a.m. I Auto* For Sato 2 Alltot For Salt SiHalpWantad 20 Thomai 747-3494 Shrewsbury fawr taata. manual Brakat and DUNE BUGGY 1*74 — MaUl Flaka Auto Ront/LMM experienced only, evenings. Apply in ttaartr*. an. rtaraa, tunraal. tLatl CHEVY HOVA Itll — T Groan. Haad»". aaw tlrat. chroma person only, after 4 p.m., Rad Bank ECRETARY/GAL/GUY FRIDAY wtwari, tummar ana tMr raal. All FULLTIME PERSON — Depan Plixa, IS North Bridge Ava., Rad— Engineering DePt. Typing, brawn, lU-cvllndar. aulamatk. VOLKSWAGEN 1H1 BEETLE — RENT A VAN — Low, low ratal. Call lerlcal and liaison work. Flexible MV FIEt a. TAX EXTRA pawar Maarma. manual arakat. dartalau, uiad and abutad dally 40 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1*7* — Air. Marly, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. IS,da bit. Ilka working with hands, Bank W2-2431. mIM aha par gallon SUM. »4-nit AM/FM tlaraa, awaHoM condition. Runt good ITM i Send resume or reply teP.O . vinyl raal, aatra claan UMt mllat Call 717-1014 Kavport. 1U-1U0 varloui dutlas, will train. Apply in SCHNEIDER-NELSON dayi IM ani avaa. Int SMM. 411-4111. alter i p.m. parton, Autobar Svttems of N.J., 144 PLUMBER — Minimum tour years 271, Ne*Hune. N.J., O77S3, Attn I lim. Taa ana MV raai a«lra. experience, steady work. Engineering Dt*t. ^^ PORSCHE-AUDI CHUCK'I MOTOF.S. Daalar, DUSTER 1*71 - Ma, partacl tmm. VOLARE WAGON 1*77 — 11,000 Monmouth St.. Rod Bank. Call 9)1-0*94 IMn PLYMOUTH SCAMP 1*74 —mllai, iljt^vllndar. automatic, air, Auto Insurance OakkurM H mlltar and aaar baa. bait HAIRDRESSER — With following, SECRETARY — For modern law r ovar IM. Call 144 Ua» Automatic, powar itaarlna. ai root rack, um Call Ml I m after I. PORTER — Part-time, Apply In office. Good typing skills required, AMC COMCOUD IW1 — Aulamalk. CHEVROLET Illl — Mania Carlo, :allant condition SUM. Call 4tntSl to work In laraa ploaiant talon. person at Shoreton Inn, 2070 Hwv. air. aawar Itaailna, IIIIIMI caatt- COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES Good location Salary and com- some steno. Prior legal experience air candltlonlna. t*wr tlaar- FIAT IN 1*77 — Fourwaad. aval. VOLKSWAGON 1110 — Machanlcal IS, Hailot. preferred, but nal required IMn. nan mlta. MM tall «*lna InaykraaM, crulta control. aacallaM FM/Cataatta niraa, raautar gal, IV partact. ona ownar, law ANY CAR DRIVER-AGE mission rwgotlabla. Entra Nous Coil condllian. MM. m tut PLYMOUTH SATELLITE WAGON CALL 747-noO •i Rumton. 44J J9J7 - REAL ESTATE SALES — Jain ona Pleasant working conditions. Call tan. MW mid ]0'i mat.' naw battarv. and 1*74 — Small v-a, raaular tai. air. Call lit US) 47-3111. •inaut 1 imam, good condition, aak* PHOENIX BROKERAOI — HIGH SCHOOL — Study Hall Proc- our successful offices, with a AMC MATAOO* 1 tM — Faur. CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC icallam candltlon Call 141-7110. VOLKSWAGEN 411 i*n — is.000 proven plan for tuccets, highest SERVICE PERSON — For local air. MM Ma. nM atlM 1 — V-t, autamalk, aawar Maar- ma am can JIM. I*I-«B«. Famoui lor low coat auto Imuranca tor, tor private school. PONTIAC 1*74 — EMtllant condl mllat. Autemallc. Runt oraaL vary Eaiv paymant plan. Immadlata I 0 Call 942-4771 ommliiiont, bonuses. Licensed or oivpen service company. Full time *fla/arakat. air candlllonina. FORD GALAXIE 1«M — Fayr4aar, claan. 11 SCO Call 141-MU. unlicensed. Call Rkk Grimm at mplovment year-round. Driver's •M/FM. auckat faatt. UMt mIM automatic, radio, haater. gaod rwft- tlon. fully ooulawd, inn Call card!. Fraa ouota by phono. Call H4-IMI. INCOME TAX PREPARER — Part- Matawan office, konte required Previews ex- JO-tan altar t a.m. anIMN or aou altar. Call Ml-Mlt nlnt candlllan. aaalna 11. ill >41I VOLKSWAGEN IM — Gaod condl tlma. Apply In parson, Gardiner perience not required, will train. PONTIAC IM* — Station waaon tlon, aim a«tri parti SIM Call Marek Agancv. 139 Flrtt Ava., REAL ESTATE SALES AS- Good sterling salary. Attractive tr- CHEVROLET MONZA Itlt — l + l FORD GRAN TORINO 1*71 — Faur- lat-S7tl. SOCIATE — For active office, pre- •lack with Ian Marlar. ISJOC mllat. aaar, air, AM/FM radio, S4.no 10 Wantod Automotive Atlantic Highlands. fer experience, will train newly nge banaf Us. Call to apply, 2*4 wtr mam aitraa- Aatlna tttM, win tan 0 e.m * p.m. AUDI FOX — 1174, rnlkM. SUM Call altar 1:M. 4717141- wa luy Uiad Can and Trucki INSURANCE, PERSONAL LINES Icensed. Up to 40% of commission! awtamallc. air cantlttaal nr-tfw or inwi MELMED REALTY, 471-9490. AM/FM. aaad caMrttar,. Bail allar PONTIAC 1*71 — Oood AAAAA SECRETARY — Mutt ba ax- SERVICE STATION MANAGER - CHEVROLET IMFALA 1»W — Da- FORD MUSTANO 1171 - V* TO. Hon. poo. mull Mil. CLEAN UP JUNK CARS — And lala parlancsd In homaownars and Full time, experienced netessatv. III II aoad molar, aood tranamhaltn, 1 atndaala tacond car. *aad Interior. Call 71M1M. modal wracki. Highlit prlcai paid •utomoblla Insurance. Outstanding REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE - hospitalliatlon, pale vacation APPIV bat* naaa* arark. U» rat-IBtt. employment opportunity. Call The n parson at Herbie't Auto Center, BUICK LflAIIII — IB1. arlakial baa« cancar, atklna woo Call altar PONTIAC CATALINA 1*71 - Twa- I Trucks now. Call Rocco, 1I1-J1M; ltl-1149 Will ii*m naw licenses. Auto and •one. M.ttt mli.i v.r > goad con 1 a.m., I4MI1I. FORD TORINO 1*7) — 11,1100 mllai. Dlttmer Agency. 442-2343. ambition a requisite. Call for ap- Milan Ak. autemallc IranamlMtan. doar, autamalk, pawar trakat. ALL JUNK — Wrackad and un- CHIVROLIT BELAIR IMI — Wlln powar ilaarlng/krakai. air SUMilaartna. orlalna| ownar AM radio, And Trailers wantad cart and truckt boughi. Call INSPECTOR/MECHANICAL — pointment, JFAN IRWIN, Reeltor, Ttl-llM I4Z-41U. - ^^ SHORT ORDER COOK - Full time a r.tKjnt m> malar, naw Iron! and, air. llioo mllat. SMI. Altar t. 495 0411. Bill. Minimum three years experience In wnaolt and llm. Muit aaa. Bail HI Illl ^ machine shop Inspection on castings or part lime. Apply In person. Ye FORD CUSTOM MO Ittt — BLAZER 1«7« — Silverado, elr, REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE — Cottage inn, Kevport, N.J., or call •UICK CENTUKY WAGON 1«4 - orl.r Call Hi im automatic, power steering/brakes, HIGHEST PRICES PAID and layouts. Requires skill In use of Will train naw licenses. Auto end Abaahitalv In axxallant condition PONTIAC CATALINA ItM — Air. For lunk can and tcrap shop math. Good pav and benefits. 144-114), ask for Pater. Air. at«ar ataarlita/fcrahat. 4t,aflo mllai Atklna ttta ar bait aawar brakai/ltaaclno, runt wall, digit el AM/FM alaht-track, low ambition a requisite. Call for ap- • utomalk. Lu.ui MM condition CHEVROLET IMPALA — mialtar. . MMnO. mllaaaa. warranty, four-wheel 541U1S Engineered Precision Casting Co., pointment, JEAN IRWIN, Realtor, iHIPPING/RECEIVING/UTILlTY naadt body work, runnlna condition. tsoo/bait allar. M« 4010 Mlddletown. 471-2424. drive, blue/white. J17-71U. JUNK CARS — And trucki warned. N2-1.M. — Experience In shipping and re- aatl arlar Call altar I p.m , »ll 7t supply the leads. Drew eoelnst com ^^ ewiifaej^ e*nn ovue vTCD^err teei w^^w brakai. IM» or tail trfar, 4W-t»4 million, plus fringe benefits. Suc- RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — RIO SANK, 141 MM TOP DOLLAR Full-time potmen for experienced. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - IntarMr Fawar ttaarlna/brahat. FORD Itlt THUNDIRIIRO — CHEVROLET PICKUP - ccis could be yours by calling Sterl- ••at. ana aamar, tor CHIVROLT CAMARO IM* — 417 Opan ) nlghtt Ull p.m , Sat until FOR USED CARS dependable person. Good typing, Openings, 3-11 and 11-7, night shifts DIM (aautllul condition, many op- 4. Cnavanna campor ipaclal, powar ing Thompson Life Insurance Co., shorthand and arithmetic skills Full or part time Steady work. Cell » in itu cor van* angina, good condition, boll ttoarlnt/brakai. automatic, air, LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. Mt-0474, atk for Ed Gllrov. altar. nm\i tloni. Ja.0M parkway mllai. Call Rt. 19 Sayravllla, N.J. 727-1100 needed. Good salary and benefit! '41-4700, VMM, RITTENMOUSC muit ull. usoo Call tlt-a14i. Call Leeenn at Laird and Company. LINCOLN MKRCURV. I(K. LIFEGUARDS — For swim club, CADILLAC — Cavaa OaVIIM. If']. CHRYSLER Itlt NEWPORT — CHEVROLET VAN — Itll. L-U. TOP DOLLAR PAID Rad Cross certification, W.S.I, pre- 543-0fi2. Mon.-Frl., 9-5 p.m. Him. Aaklraj IIW, mull tall Call FORD LTD — Aaklna SS». Alia itlt Ml Hwv. 19 77S-UN Ocean Twp. For Junk carl. Immadlata pickup MM caadKMn. MM HM naw car rord Elllo fully aoulpad Call _ Ing tlda door, good tint, naw ferred but not necessary Write to M 000 mllat Fill aaaar. UO00 Call davt, U4«H7. E4I Ull aulamatlc, aimna U)M Call 441-nu . country market needs ambtcioui. 3ST '§' ow»4. batwaoit v-5. Bvaninajs* SATELLITE — 1*71, fully L._ . WANTED, STEP BUMPER —Toflt 9 a.m.-I p.m. tireless, creative person to help In CADILLAC Illl COUOAR KRI lira - WMU, 41400 566-OU2 d condition. IttS Call altar CHEVROLET Itll PICK-UP — 1947 Ford pick-up. Mult ba tn good produce and deli business. Ex waakdayt, all day waakandi Cultom 10 Sla-cvllndar. itlck, MATH TEACHER — Part-time, for macnaakallv taunt, hat mar an* mllai. air. aowar brakal/llaarlna. condition. Good prlca or vrlll twap perlence required M1-07U. , AM/FM liar to laaa. many . 6E0R0I WALL AM/PM cauatta, ctaan, HtM orfor prvtam chroma bumaar.' Call private schaal. LINCOLN/MERCURY TOOL AND DIE MAKER — Flva U0O0 I4M0II ball Ottar. 141 Mtl avanlngi, 170-1111. Call M2-4777 RN M/F — FUN W part-time. veers minimum exoerionca for CAMAFJO 1*1* — *>• tvtlnaar. Shrawtbury Ava.. « Sycamora STUN CADILLAC 3-11:30, 144 par eight hour shift ASIURY AVI.T AMURY PARK CHEVROLET EL CAMINO 1*71 — MACHINE OPERATOR - Of Utraa laaad. tt.tM mllaft. Ona CORVETTE IH1 — 417, vary Ian. Snrawtbury MM4M WE NEED USED CARS lathes, millers, drill press, ate. Call Excellent benefits Cell Mrs. King at light, clean. Interesting work (mold mr Naw rawall Batkrv. all tlrlcKv not rod. MM Call altar S 77S-MM Naw trammlutan, naw tlrat, air Top dollar paid. MULLER „ millers. 0 ' weitwood Hall Hebrew Home tnecki. SUM. Call »l-i*M. Stewart's Tool 1 Die Co., 944-4400. cavity background helpful, but not MkM UHC Mini «»1 a.m.. 4M«M7 HOLSEY PONTIAC STRAUB tUICK-OPIL CHEVROLET, Hwv. 14, Matawan, 222-5277 between 1-4 p.m. * MANAGER — Our company helot essential). Overtime and benefits CAMADO IDl - MacaM Ma«a COMET l«al ~ Sat) ar baa altar RTB. » MJ-7M0 EATOHTOWN E^CRft^KJwantUl CHEVROLET 1*at STEP-SIDE PICK.UP — Rim aicallanl. naadi schools, churches end orgeniielloni RN OR LPN M/F — Experienced ENGINEERED PRECISION CAST- Haw carbvralor. aidtautl Ivttam. Call altar S a.m. IMFALA IM* — Tw»door. alklna with fun leirt, Christmas prearams. full time, day shift Good company kun B*tl altar Call oi ine MMM SSM ar bait atlor minor body work, St.000 original TYPIST THI FINEST SELECTION - « mlkn, MM. Call lit nn etc. Previous activity In PTA and benefits. Apply any day at C tiff side Call 7414011. naw and uiad can In Monmoulh EMPLOYMENT Health Care Center, 200 Canter St. Insurance background helpful. To CAMAHO If I CORVETTE 111! - » I other volunteer groups helpful. Long I1SQ. Iwo laat orlaMal paint E«c«llanl KITSON CHEVROLET CO. County Ovar IM alr-cantfJIUMd CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1*74 — hours at certain times of the veai Cliff wood Beach, N.J. ataca Marlar. faur • naw carl' In Hack. McOLOIN but hard work will result In an ACE EMPLOYMENT Ural, ll.tta condition I4M III XII Hwy. 16 Paww itaarlng/brakal, air. RN/LPN M/F — 11:30 to 7;30 shift 20 Thomas Ul UU Shrewsbury S4M0M BUICK OPEL INC.. SKrawtburv Cll tlMttt 51 H tip Wanted excellent salary. Apply In person a CREDIT PROBLEMS Ava., Naw snrawabury. 141-OM. 19 E. Newman Springs Road Full-time. TYPIST-CLERK m-tm Call for appointment, 544-443) CAMAF.O ltd - MlH| LT. air Na caahf II vau'rt worklna. wa can LEMANS Ittt — Twa doer Sparti CHEVROLET 1*77 V. TON — v-t, Mala/F-mala Shrewsbury. Local area Good benefits. 15-neur aaarar Haarlna. Craaa* ohaaH hale to ait vou llnancad. Na monav Coup*, axcallani Intarlar, meant THUNOERBIRO lit* - Rum aood, autamatk. powar itaarlng/brakal. SALESPERSON — Part-time, with down Pavmanti arranaad to lull paint lob. towmltoi . air. HIM orball offar Call air, radio. Intuiatad cap. Clan MEDICAL SFCRETARY — Part ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Claan Call Mara I. Malt tnrauan Hl-lll* Thraa hitch. 11.000 mllat, S4M0. Call AIDESHOMEMAKER-HOME strong background In home dec or at Frl.. MHIII. yaur naadt Many Naw and Quality bait olfar. Call 74144*1. time. 24-hour par waak, Including Ing. Call for appointment, Mr 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury utad Can to cnooaa from Call Mr 71*1411 altar 7 p.m. HEALTH AIDES — Full or part- every other Saturday. Please Send Lunln, 741-4000, Mill End Shop of CHIVHOI.IT MONZA MARK IV 1*79 — Full aowar. air, TOYOTA Tin CORONA — Mark II. tlma and 24-hour duty. No ax-Resume |o: Scerpetlino Medical As- TYPIST Fradarkkt at Rattat Pontlac. I*S Fourtyllnder, aulamatlc* Rad Bank. HATCHBACK HX — D.W mIM. •road SI. Rat Eank 741-IIIB crulia control, tilt flooring. AM/FM FORD RANCHERO Itll — OT.parlanca nacaisarv. Fraa training sociates, 119 Maple Ava., Rod Bank Some steno helpful To 1110. Faa IMI Ma* lamaltlt lwna uo. wat aro- •Ignt Irack itaraa. tacallant condl transmlsaiaf., naw eftttne, «11M. Loatad. factory air, original ownar. courta. Earn hourly wagas Plus N.J , 07701. SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — reimbursed malaa ax al uau. mini Mil fall OOOOE VAN 1*77- Aulamatk. tl> tlon. IMM mllai. SMM. HI ml or 717 MM. .. • macnankallv partact. Utso Call mllaaga. Car and tataphona For active Mlddletown real estate ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY anyilma. 74M7S». NUHSE-RN/LPN M/F — Full time 20 Thomas 747*4*4 1l«4 altar to am mnts Chlldran's Sarvlca, 323-9100 or or part-time. 7-3:30 shift, alternate skills, filing. Salary commensurate MERCURY MONARCH 1*77 —Superb service OOWNES (H>N FORD SUPER CAB — 1*77 Pickup. 943-4H0. weekends, for nursing home TIAC, 63 Lower Main Si. Matawan. PUt. Automatk tranimlillon, 4M with experience. Send Resume to More Cloi.illed CMlVROLf T CAFKI WAOOH ItTI OOOOt OMNI in - II mat. Powar uaarlna/brakat, air. na« Freehold area. Call for Interview P.O. Box 293, Mlddtetown, N.J automatic, air. man. 1MBB mllat. Ural. AM/FM. UtSO Call Ua-4Mt 564-ntt angina, i.lrai. i?i?JXJX» mltot. SSMOor ASSEMBLER/SOLDERER — Ex- between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. 431-9215 - It.tM mliai. II>I»I IIW 11131 07741. on Naxt Poga •»callant cantnian. aatst. SSI-MS TOYOTA CILICA LIFTIACK Itlt bait offar. 4111*31 parlarvcod on manual aisambty and altar 1 a.m. Davt, UJIOU MCHCURY WAGON 1H2 - Almost 1 soldering of PC boards and simpla NURSE'S AIDE (M/F) — Fulltime e classic, runs. (165 Call Mt-fMI - Sunraal. AM/FM, air, t«ctllant FORD BRONCO 1*7* — Black. 7' 11 to 7 shift. Experience preferred CMFJYtLI* im — TO! mi Twa < ondltlon, bolt attar Call InVlTH or Waltarn inawptow, many axtrat, alocirlcal asscmbiits. Knowlodga of 31H alp Wanted 51 Halp Wanted naw mm llrat IIcallaM conation DODOI 1*77 ASPEN — Sll between ? we ) 30 p.m compononti and parti identification Apply In person, KING JAMES Ilk. air condllian. UMW1. SMM. Call alter J e.m all -1111. NURSING HOME, 400 Hwy. 34, Mid 14* WI4W MOB i«/4 — Economy sports cor. raqulrad. Call U2-S797. TWIN BRIDGES FIAT dtetown. CHIVFJOLfT CAMAF.0 nil — Gaed condition, new brakes, OK FORD IfTI — Econollna van, tls- ASSI5TANT SUPERINTENDENT A»w>nalk. aawar uaarlna/Brakaa. heust. ate- (WOO Call 741-6SM. RT. 11. SAYREVILLE. N.J. c viindar, standard shift, good condl NURSES RN/LPN M/F — Part Iron, flOM. Call 3*4-4111. — Minimum seven years ex- caalar cwmt. law mliai. TA DODOE CHAROIR SPORT Itlt — m perience, salary and apartment. time, 3-u shin. Modern extended raaiau. aacallaal canauian Ona awnar, aood aat mllaaaa. ai- MONTE CARLO 1*71 - VI. cere facility. Monmouth Convales- automatk. 41JM mltat. vonr claan. Twin Mro Motors Inc. FORD PICKUP — lUi-ton. HW or Call 9-9. Mon. through Sot.. 342-5472. HELP A WANTED caiiont cenMtan. vary raaaanabla Ill NawmaNewman Spring Rd. Reatd m Bank best MHr. Stereo AM/FM castatte. cent Center, 221 Bath Avo., Long Call 144-ISM. -SMI. Ml i«ti Branch, N.J. m-OPO. CHIVHOLET IMFALA *ITI — Air. AMC/JEIP 7174 c*yi tn-oin. AUTO SALES PERSON NEEDED FOR NEWSPAPER MUSTANG Itbt aawar itaarlna/brakat. naw llrat- DOOOE VAN Itll — Fill USED VOLKSWAGEN - ENGINES FORD ivTt F1O0 PICK-UP 301 — Rasm Pontlac has an immediate PART-TIME — Medical recep aoulppad. Including bad. tabla. itt automatk A I thapa opening In their new and used car tlonlst, busy Physician's office aattarv. aacatlaM macliankal. aaad *4a-4*71 AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN- Aulamatk, powar stoarlna/brakat, DELIVERY IN RUMSON tallat. kcabav. Law mllaaaa SI TEED OTHER USED PARTS iitd4no windows, ittP bumpar. cap. department tor an aggressive 2-5:30 or 4 p.m., Mon.-Frl., some •4MO1 MUSTANO 1*al - It* rab ALtO AVAILABLE. CALL KINNY MOO mltoi, SStfS. 741-4345 after 3, salesperson with some previous sell- typing Write to Box T-291, The Dall THEODORE. 14! asoo Ing experience. Apply only If you Regliter, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. MUST HAVE SERVICEABLE AUTO. angina, naw brakai and whoa have reel sales ability. Contact Ben 2 Autos For SJIt cvlindar. an l»c*ll*nt Invattmant PART-TIME PET SHOP HELP — 1 Alltot For Silt Mt) Call tl» Itll VENTURA 1*71 — Twi door, tan. JEEP COMMANDO 1170 — Four Rassas at Rasses Pont.ec, 395 Broad good condition Low mllaaga. IBM. wno«l drlva. powar angla plow St., Rad Bank. 741-91M. Apply In person, TANKS ALOT, THE DAILY a SUNDAY REGISTER Maple Avo., Red Bank. MUSTANG GHIA — 1fH, now OK Altar S, »22M. Call *71-437* AUTO BODY PERSON — With ex- CIRCULATION DEPT. Must, new carburetor, new clutch perlence, apply Burkhardt's Auto PART-TIME — Bus driver, privet pr»v*n 1* mpg 741 .»« VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 — Supar Baa- JEEP CJ 7 — 197*. tour-whoal drive, tte. Four-ipaad. raar window dafog- slx-cvllndar, lock-out hubt, four- Body, Hwv. U. Beltord. 495-00*5 school, will train. Good pay. Ca between 9-4 p.m. 943-4777. gar, AM/FM ttaraa, approximately stood, factory flbarglai hardtop, BARTENDER M/F — Experienced, s~ CALL MR. MCKNIGHT OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Itll — •4,000 mllai. U100 in«SI aftar 7 Armstrong tlrat, FM casijUa, LABRIOLA Aulamatk. air. 41.000 mliai. Ilka haavy-dutv swipanslon, naw clutch. evening work. Call 222-7117, ask for PART-TIME RN M/W — Ex p.m. aaw, Sim Plut MV laal and talai tMOO Call Jaa-44tM. Bill or Sklpp. . perlenced on Cobe Centrv II Home 542-4000 lax Tom Kallv Auto Salat. Oaaaw VOLKSWAGEN 1*71 BEETLE — BASS AND DRUMMER — Real Dialysis, In Port Monmouth. Ca 1414414. 141-1111 Automatic llkk HUH. SMM. serious rock and roll, R&B. Bjwton 495-2399. Call 7l7-IOt4 MOTORS. INC. OPEL I»M — Fourut«r, m»nu«i »i*xt business In Atlantic Highlands. Re- box, V-4, hlgh-spood raar, •xcallant ferences necessary. 291 1900. mllaaaa. naw taint and lirat, utra liw/brakM, tmt-ttoor, W,H* mtta*. condition, |2a00 firm. n*-Ha4. DATSUN - DODGE claan, anting Jioti M4 im Only lim. BOOKEEPER — Mechanical con- PINTO 1*71 — Fouripoad. M MPG tractors need full-cherge bookeeper, PINTO WAGON ifTI, — Four- MotorcVclM experience and knowledge of SALES-SERVICE PARTS naw paint, new tlm. II.IM. cvllnd«r, four-tpMd, pow»r iMr- INFLATION taMtfj automated bookeeplng machines a ina, ituxUrd brakai. with air, M.irt plus. Salary commensurate with ex- NEWMAN SPRINGS BD. RED BANK mllat. Looki, runigrtal Onlv >ISti HONDA 1974 - CBJtO. 7,600 mllai. perience end benefits. Cell 872-1444. PLYMOUTH FURY ItTI jL asking |I7S. Call after S p.m., running condition, S4M. DODOE MUSTANO IMI — Fallback, twa- 747-5713. BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, Im- VAN Itlt Good running condition. door, six-cvMndar, slick, powar 741-2433 HONDA 1977 790 — Supar Sport, mediate opening tor responsible In- S4H. 717-7111. llaafln*, ftanttord brakat, radio, dividual In Matawan Area, full-time, FIGHTER haalar, \V.*1 mltH- Ontv |**5 axcallant condition. 5100 mU« Call capable of handling all accounting functloni through general ledger. I PINTO tin — Runabout, two-door, SUZUKI RM125C 19.IIW — E»c«lltnt Send resume to Box A-314, The Dally I four-cvllndar automatk, radio, condition, has boon wall-malntalntd, Register, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. I haatar, manual itaarlne/brakat. axtramalv fast, must ba saan to ba t *nd rm groat. M.7M mll«. CAR WASH DETAILER — Please •oprtKiatod Extras. Aaklng 1750. epplv In person, Country Sudser. CLASSIFIED 74744U, * 1900 Hwv. 39, Mlddletown. I MALIBU If7» - Two-croor, algM- CLERK/TYPIST LOOK FOR THESE ADS I cvllntfar automatic, lullv OQulPoad 5 AlltO SwTVlCM/ 1 with air, pawar itaorino/brakn. 49 wpm., accurate. Sea Girt area. 39- Runt flroat.n.US mllat. Only }iots. hour weak. To 1130. Parts ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 20 Thomas 747-1494 Shrewsbury DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX I CAMARO 1*71 — Two-door, tloht- I cvlintfar automaik. radio, powar CORONA DELUXE 1972 — Bast lor BUSINESS DIRECTORY Parti. ««00. COLLECTOR —Seeking aggreislve ttaarlns/brakot. haatar, 9f,Ml Individuals with quality experience mllat. Only fiots. Call 471-3970 as telephone collectors for law firm. FORD ENGINE 1973 — Salary commensurate with ax- A DAILY GUIDE I PONTIAC T-171*71—Two-door, six Clavoland C-4 transmission, parlance. Complete benefits ANTIQUE — Student desk. VM. FREEZER — 12 cu. ft., $65. Two ABBIT COAT - Full, site 10, (100. I cylinder automatic, power steer mllat. 4*3-0021. available, health end life Insurance, Highback w.lng chair, Federal Red. steel-belted radlais, BR7lx1S, (40. 5I-Fl console stereo, needs repair, I Iftt/braJtas. radio, heeler, ML119 vacation, sick plan, Incentives. Call excellent condition, »75 671-0969. 13x13 gold carpet, %20. 67M776. (25. Call 7475041. • Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS I mites. ERCOllaM. 0(nlv IttS. WHEELS AND TIRES — (4) 40 B.F. Harry Ramose tor Interview, Goodrich radlalt, TA width, 19" 747-4220. ANTIQUE VICTORIAN — Chain, FURNITURE — Two wing chairs, REFRIGERATOR - 12.5 cu. ft, I All prices excluding UK and MV Crager SS wheels, 400 miles, like (195. Maple drop-leal table. US autumn brocade, (100 each. Pair of aqua, good condition, (90 Dryer, naw, paid 1700, asking K490. Can ba CUSTODIAN — Full-tlma DOlltlon. Handmade Peruvian Ince rug, k'xl', Ethan Alien cocktail tables, (30. Two Kenmore, electric, runs good, (M I THE NEW KINGSLY AUTO SALES sold In pairs. 1944 Ford engine, 240 BUCK Saai-bui win train. Applica- (200. 21" black/white TV, 145. Call blue India rugs, 1x10, (150, 3x5, (50 Call after 6, 495-9064. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT six-cyUnder, runs excellent, best of- tion may ba obtalnad from tha Mrs. Stone, 741-SU9 after 1 p.m. 0426033. fer. 944-4711. Highland! Board ol Education. ROTOTILLER — By Arlens, 6 H.P., 14J-6600 good condition, (150. ALUMINUMSIDINO MOVING * STORAGE PLUMBING A Navailnd Ava., Hlsrtlandi. ANTIQUE BUTCHER BLOCK — O.E. RFPRIGERATOR/FREEZER Solid maple, on ornate legs, 24x24x31 — 17.7 cu. ft., like now, J1S0. Call 747-3195. Call 747-6M7 HEATING DELI PERSON — Exparlanca high, 12" thick. Completely restored ROXY TRUMPET — Ideal for stu- NICK'S MOVERS — Law and laflrOr oKtiHrt, Wad. Inrouan Sal., nail ALUMINUM SIDING — lo original Condition. (200. Call dent, good condition. (90. Call rates, HVtn davt a MM, fraa PRANK SITA — Hoatlns. aawar an day Sun., tocatad In Matawan. 739-0993, Butler work windows repairs. l Cll anytlma, S*a-t1«4. 56*-2m. KITCHEN SET — Modern, round, 717-6593. Estimates, easy etrms. ttt-tW. drab) cloanlna. Call M1-M04 davt. < BED — Four-poster, white, full site, 2T1-3141 avonlnot. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — For white tabla with chrome, pedestal box spring, mattress, (50. Dinette base Five matching chairs. (160 STEREO - (MO. AM/FM, tMr, orthodontic office. Matawan area, set, four chairs, (25, S42-29M. fireplace, record player, etght- Waltar j. Lacov full time position, must tvPo well. 8433091. _^____ CARPET Plumblno & Heating — 24 hour track. Call 495-1373. MISCELLANEOUS 1980 DODtH MIRADA Please phone 222-1294. ._ BUNK BEDS — Very sturdy, ex- LIVING ROOM — Sofa and two INSTALLATION amorgancv tarvlca. Quality work at cellent mattresses, (75. Cell 291-2195 • rtatonabla prlca. Call wion chairs, Ilka new, (40. TIRES — Used, $15 each. Steel- DENTAL FINANCIAL after 6 p.m. 7B7-6792 belted radlais, 1.75x14, Call 291-I9U COORDINATOR — Ability to deal after 5 p.m. JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — ATTICS — Oarages cleened out. ** HOME with people a must. Mature-minded, CAT'S — Deluxe scratching pott, LIVING ROOM SOFA — Gold Ra-lavt' rapalri, raalratchat, Hauling and deliveries. Reasonable. flexible hours needed. Call U&-060Q three Hers with patio and sun deck, velour, good condition, (150. TWIN SIZE MATTRESS —And box «M*am oaf* ana) atiawlm, IM MW. Cait w-iwaji •»*••*.» IMPROVEMENTS to set up Interview. also fancy eotrytng case, IU value, 542-8311 M0. Butcher block, Vz, 27x17", (US. s ( cony FRANK'S HOME REPAIRS — Also DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Days, 741-2314; eves.. 229-2039. SOfi, twin bed*. (60 121 5 RON IS BACKI CLEAN OUT — Haul awav Plumbing and hoatlng. Call Sao-174t Challenging position In large dental OLD FASHION MANTLE CLOCK — anvthlrm, ahw light haullna. Froo a.m.-f p.m. center, diversified duties, prior ex- CERAMIC MOLDS — 40, Atlantic (7S, wrought Iron pole lamp. (10 and TWO — Castro Convertibles, one- To raoalr, ra-itratch ar ra-lav your aitlmatai. John. 747-MM. perience helpful. Call 6364600 to set and Trenton molds, $175. bedroom sat, dishes, chine and carpal. Exparloncad carpal In- tea cart, (10, old fashion high chest- HOME IMPROVEMENTS UP Interview. M2-OI24 of drawers, (40, 672-0077. _____ glasses, cooking utensils and tlallar. Raatonabla ralat. Im- Skylights toSacon d ttory Halghts", carpenter tools. 222-5091. maculata work. Call batwaan M EXPERIENCED — Drottmakar, DRIVER — Seeking responsible In- CHINA — Service tor 12, plus serv OVEN — Built-in, self-cleaning, P.m. toraiwatntmafit . ~MH. ny homo or buiinaii Improva- dividual with oood driving record for Ing oleces. Call 747-5724 after 5 p.m USED KENMORE WASHER-*S0. Alterations, dotlgnlng. Raasortabla. manti. Craatlv* workmanthlp. Call dark brown, extra large. (150. Drop used Admiral color TV, needs work, pick-up and deliveries. Full-time in stainless gas range with barbwue •41-1174, S lo a.m., 4-1 p.m. 17-1733 W 717-4321. position, excellent company DINING ROOM SET — Buffet, (50, used gas stove, 150; two pairs of benefits. For further Information, server, table, five chairs, 1175. ctnter, (100- Call 671-2065. drapes, 78x72, (15 Pair; two pairs. MASONRY HE REPAIRMAN T- Plumb- 842-0824 na/olactrlcal/carpantrv/caramk call Personnel Manager, 544-9000. PING-PONG — With accessories. 50x72, 112 pair; one pair, 50x63, (10 (30. Dresser, chest and night stand, pair, all wheat color; two pairs. PAINTING & it, 30 vaort oxparlonca. Hf-TMi. DRAFTSPERSON WANTED — FREEZER ADMIRAL - Chest. ^0 48X0*4. green, faoed, U pair. 7e0-eoH, TOM CARHUFP JR. — Mawn con- u. ft. with lock, |195 or best offer. (40. Two mahogany school twin DECORATING QUALITY — Horn* Improvamanl. Familiar with printed circuit and beds. (10 each. Call 291-9009. tractor, f irtplacai, founnatlont, cor> mechanical. One-year electronic ex- 41-B239. era to work, trao attlmalas. 11^03 5 2 arpantrv, painting, ate. Quick Sorvlca. Call 717-3000, I perlence necessary. Apply In person. Audio Visual Labs. IU First ALL PAINTINO/PAPERHANGING Ava.. Atlantic Highlands INCOME TAX SERVICE Raatonablt ratot, frao attlmatat TRUCK A AUTO call in-mm DRIVERS WANTED — Must know $ RENTAL local area. Apply In parson after 4 INCOME TAX RETURNS- But!- p.m. only, Red Bank Pine, 15 North CUSTOM PAINT — And quality ro- FORD RENTACAR VALUABLE COUPON Bridge Ave., Red Bank M2-2631 fWM. P«r*anal and State. Margarv palnli on cars, trucks and Wkos. V» FAIRWAY FORD 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3°° Trovoto. Mth Yaar In Mlddlatown. to Vi off raguiar prlca. 741*491. OallV - WOOklv - Monthly ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN — Call for aDpointmont, •71-iltf. MMM0 Three to five years general ex- perience required. Some photo- ECONO-PAINT 50 CENTS OFF FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200" INCOME TAX RETURNS — CPA. graphy and video experience Is pre- Quality work-low ratal ferred. Technician will hold a Big I axpartanca. Sanlar cltlian Ms- Fraa ottlmatet. W-7O4, IH IM Reqister Family Ads can sell your unneeded items count, Call K. O*Brtan, T47-MM after Your Next responsible position In a small facili- * p.m. _^_ ty doing photography, cinemato- quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOB SALE col- PAINTER — Intarlor and axtarlor. graphy, CCTV and electronic main- umns now. under a separate distinctive headinp Fraa attlmatas. Call Louis Acavado DALY REGISTER QASSilED AD tenance. Mason and Hangar-Silas TAX CONSULTANT - With alghl «t 747-M54. By presenting Itiis coupon Mason

ROOFING A SIDING AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE FLORAL DESIGNER — Part time. LIGHT HAULING Must be experienced. We try harder. 717-I5M Call 542-1700 GAGLIANO MOVlNOf — Fraa astimatat. Low Call 542-1700 FULL TIME — Custodian at RballnoSldlnB^uttart-Rapalrii. ratal. Exparlancod, rallabla. Call Avis lalira UM un i»i tridi No discount it cancelled before expiration. Oan at U4-1M4. MaM ctweks lo: Ttw DaHy Rtgiitor Bayshore trt. Salary negotiable. Fraa attlmatat. BmW of IP-low Peld benefits. Send Resume to Box No changas in copy. OM fttgtetor Plata. tlnw«bury, N.J. 07701 T 159. Tha Dally Register, I Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 16 The Daily Regfeter SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, MARCH 3,1980 Nubbin IHAasralMB SI Help Wanted 71 Merchandise For Salt

TYPISTCLERK LOST — Small Boat* famate aog. TVM M wpm Some filing and until HAMMOND & BALDWIN curly tall, large polmod eors, pevrgll. To 1110 71 Merchandise For PIANO AND ORGAN te name of BanOI. 707-0001 AC( EMPLOYMENT ASINCV K Thorn.! 747 UU Shrgwtaurv Salt CENTER Division 01 UPHOLSTERER •- IlMflMlId lOS.OOOBTUS —Oil, hoteltfurnec Pull or part-time Piano Mouse POO Call attar a o.m Dkt you know Call 411 1SJI 101-1141 WAITER AND WAITRESS — Poll W» Art HJ,'i tlons available. Apply M par—n. Largest and Oldest Jarrv Beyer's. Ill Main SI. --3-t.MES Piano Dealer Metewan. Mason and Hamlln, Klmball. Marchl Sohmor, Baldwin. Kawol, Knaba. WAITRESSES/WAITER — Ex- 5 DAYS Everett. Currier, Hardman and perienced only. Apply Inptrtan. Rod Oak Dinar, 1*7] Rt 11, Hulal N J $3.00 Player pianos TIM R*>gitt*r FAMILY ADS (mil* LARGE DISPLAY OF tn Ik*. FUjlM.-.) CM MH your utv GRAND PIANOS S2 BabytlltliM/Chlld nNdM Itoini tor von quickly. 300 MAIN STREET TAKE NOTICE THAT an Men Cart MttrchandiM tor t*lt ONLY ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07711 day. March 14. 1*10 al • o.m at the Originating from howwhoHJ. not • 775-1100 ' 47 Broad Street. cMdlne • MM W'« Ol 1200 P* Open dally » 10 «. Sal. til 3 MIDDLETOWN — Call or sand far •rtlct* EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — GOLD I4K OR 10K — Sliver, silver our "Shore and Country Living" PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED HIGHLANDS — Store approximate- For Infant of working couple In Ittalr coins, scrap. HKMtt prket pgM brochure, pKt. datcrlptlont. artcao EtKh Additional lino, ,..00. NO HI IBM TYPEWRITERS ly ITlir. two lavatories, suitable Fair Kirni Horn. I JO-i 30. Mon an exclutlve listings. AP- 211 Special Notices count II canccltd tetgrt txplratlon RENTAL J2O-$26 per mo. office or retail, parking available Frl., iwni flexibility. Houtecloan- ROOM FOR FAMILY - Throe PLEBROOK AGENCY. Realtors. No charum In copy Rani with option to buy 171-0127 fuHm. IM Per month plus unities. Socurl Irte. laundry. Non-smoker Must Ilka GUY JOHNSON bedrouitit, kids anal pott ok. HO Rl 13, MMdtetawn. 4712100. call. Excellent salary References H«v« iomalhing to Mil? Phon* BUYS AND BUYS STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 UK ly required 741 7111 HEADACHES — You dent have M 0 end « la Bteck 7 aa aettgnated «i required. MMI1S. attar I p.m. or all LADIES' F rom en entire household lo a single live with thorn I aan'tl Let me shew OFFICE SPACE RED BANK SUB- MONMOUTH BEACH — Lavety me tax map* at the aarough al Ham. Antique tunlture, lewalrv SEA BRIGHT- Designer furnished you now, BO-SUI. LIT — Convenient Broad Street seashore community. Three- latinte.« Mh t I SPORTSWEAR silver Immediate cash Top dollar sludlos and suites bedroom. IWaaW suit. Central air, 542-1700 location Throe ream suite. Aaaraa- HYPNOSIS - Par waMM central, FREE ROOM - Boom and beach •41-4SM HARBOUR-POINT aas heel, lore* gcrg, private grapar- FACTORY STORE Imately 300 ta tt, u tub-let through tmaklna. nail bfiMg, eon Imoroyo • Tat clu» In exchange tor babysitting. 1401 Ocaan Ave. 747-S1U tv. Low iaxat Principals only. Mr I. Missy, womons and Vi sites Open 1100. 3130 par month. You moy exa< Salary avallabla tor HIM housakoop- THE DAILY OLD FURNITURE — Antiques. Call in 1040 >__ ""-•••* giii-neiwisy* ovnwwi a** BPavtVllte. dally. 10 3 10 Direct from factory to China, glassware, art objects end SKA BRIGHT — Two room apart- -xavaxaioriiaog-.- Ing. Call 747-3040. Arlene Mehlmen, MS, MSW, pllcetlan In the Office ol the REGISTER you Pants, skirts, shirts, vasts and bric-a-brac. Immediate cash tor ment. SKI par month Including all OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside MATURE RELIABLE WOMAN - lackets Susan Jay. 20 Norm Bridge anything and everything. Ruscll's. utilities No pats Security rtgutrpO. OFFICE SPACE — Ml mill Pro- Woods anal Long View Vlllaaa. Secretary at the Planning Boord an w.nl.d lo babysit In my homo lour CLASSIFIED ADS Avg., Tha Eisner Building, Red V E. Front St.. Wad Bank. 741-JeM. 0O17K. Altar 7, 74mt0. ' fessional office building, Mld- Elegant Raw homes tram IttMM. MRS. SYLVIA any wok aay bal.lt w 0:30 em. and dayl i week In Hailol aroa. Call " *. N.J. dletown Township area on Rt. 14. Call 3114300 HANDWRITING ANALYST 4:10 a.m. SHREWSBURY T l» P ^ attar 1 p m 1S4-H0I BLINDSI SILVER COINS — STIRLING. approximately 1114 a* ft. For In Character Reader CARUt ALL TYPES OF — Crushad itana Levolors. Verticals. Woven Woods WAR NICKELS. GOLD Call in last formation call 1*14000. RUMSON AREA —Call or sand tor Advlaar on all Problems el Life RELIABLE — Babysitter lo lit tor and claan fill. 23 torn minimum 10% OFF LIST. DELIVEREDI with your bast offer and we'll gap II "HOMES FOR ALL Par minimum call CrysUt Brook small Infant, occaulonal weekend «11150 or 444 4711 Call Elenbv Products for Quote M.M. Associates. 4I!-]IJ> or Cltlien plan, no pad. Call 341 3477 PORT MONMOUTH — BulMlna. nlghtl. Llncroft araa. Ul 1444 1100 to ft SWtable tor lunc beonotta, FOUR SEASONS REALTY S42-95OO SHADOW LAKE - Brand new BABY GRAND PIANO m4*n •Mil retail marina supplies, other 11 E. Rlvar Rd.. Rumens. HOIIH. Nevesln*. two bedrooms, carpeted. Mahogany.3000 LIVING ROOM - Eight pieces, sola TOM'S BUYING GOLD — Silver postibllltkes S83 par month. Call WORDS OP COMPORT - AM 53 DomtftlC HtlP Call 747-41H (blue and green velvet), two chairs, and diamonds, watches, coins at fair 471-0*31 after I p.m. RUMSON FAIR HAVEN AREA: - three tablgt. one lamp. 1440 prices Not Quoting one price and Brand naw appliances, air condl Call or tend tor our "Shore 4 Coun- BASSET MEDITERRANEAN DIN 741-4014. buying at another. Market prices tlonod. OoM course, tennis courts, RED BANK — Naw prime try Living" brochure, eke. aeecrlg- tt&sursnsj ING ROOM — Complete sat. Ilka twlm club. SJjo par month plus CHILD MEN- chang* by tha day or hour at times. fetslonal orlke space at lit Br ttana, prkes on exclusive listings BraOtav Boach. NJ. O77JO TOR/HOUSEKEEPER — Slaoo-ln naw, 1711 Call 717 1475 attar i 30 LOWREY FESTIVAL ORGAN — om's Mlddletown Jeweler. utilities Lease required. Immediate St., with parking. 310 U 1.100 to fl APPLEBROOK AOENCV, Realtor, llvo davt par week. Experienced, Mahogany wood, U00 Call occupancy 47I-IH7 attar 7 p.m. til Travel BLACK WROUGHT IRON — Sl> Leonardvllle Rd.. Salford. 471-0750 3J30 end up Call tor specifics. 112 Ava. of Two Rivers. Rumten. rafarancal, required, mull Ilka 471431] 741-5111 or 4412*10 U7 HHjOlands placa sat with floral cushions, nova Transportation animals. HMIX TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Two used 723-0540 attar 3. MICROSCOPE — Bausch and DOLLARS-Convert Old Jewelry lo badroomv enclosed patio, 1450 gar. RED BANK — Pi eteitleiiel atfke HOMEMAKER - Cara of Invalid, Lomb. Stereo, loom 71x10 powar. month plus utilities. Call 232-0215 or TRENTON - RWt wonted to Tren- Hearing Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will •pica, prestigious Broad St. loca- Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY Budael 1108-41 lisM housekeeping. Frl., Sal., •a.m. BOXES — Corrugaiad. Packing sup- Bast otter Call 707437*. 741-M17. ton. Monday Friday Will share cast Buy from private owners and tion, will altar to wit all emenlUes. 471 1000 The HlgManat Bearo of Educa to 7 p.m. Call otl-OMO. pllas tor Industry and Moving and Call 04114H Storaga. Call 747-40*4 or 442-4472. attain ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE Call dan. Ml MS Eves . 741-3174. tktn hot SLtliaulH their PuMK MOVING SALE — Office furniture, PAIRED AND JEWCLRY DE SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Haw WALKER 4 WALKER HOUSEKEEPER — Llya In. Very household furniture, garden tools, two bedroom, one bath, enclosed HearIna ah H0M1 Budget, an Mon- CAMERA OUTFIT — Lalca III SIGNED. 7M Rlvgr Rd. Pall RED BANK - New professional or REALTORS nlca prlvata room. Two In family. clothing, kitchen set, refrigerators, sunroom 3330 par month plus 213 Instruction aay. March 10. IM0 el Via p M In with case and tour lansas: umm Haven, N.J. 0424137. 741-3111 Irv.oay waak. Wrlta to Bo« F MO, rugs, gift Items Call 74I-M71; utilities Lease required 471 2171. me Hlohltnat Elementary School SOmm, 90mm, 135mm, gadgat bag kxallon. AmmenllkM Include recep- Ml*jM4#towri OfflC# 471 1111 Tha Dally Regular. Shrewsbury. 41-172*. tionist, central iwltchbeerd, waltln A REAL ESTATE - __ manual and accessories A collec U.S. SILVER COINS — Private par- SPECIAL — OnHxedroom. kids ok. uiiiSuk HaJll'iu" *•""*• NJ. 07701. gam, photocopier, canference When considering Buying or Selling Mo course Mintlmt. Mar 17-10 tor's Ham that li functional and MOVING SALE — China closet, en- IV. paying 10 to 1 and up. Will dallver gat heal, no lease, lie*. For Current Expense - 3511.011 04 Call a member of Tha Monmoutii mamma, m iioo HOUSEWORK - Own In _ versatile Best offer S41-4WM after tloue cedar chest, radial snow tires, cash and pickup coins. 774-TWO For Capital Outlay — 11.54703 STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 UU service Law library evellable lion Raforoncai. 13.M par hour week nights. stroller with tottler seat. N stele WE WILL BUY — Contents of your 741-S444 or 741-17*4. Multiple Listing Service ACCORDION LESSONS - Private rain board, girl's Infant clothes. WATERFRONT — Faur ___ Total la Boo Mi-am CONSOLE TV - Stereo and remote attic, all small garage tale Items Leavo in far Joe. c/e Hot vacuum, bar stools, attic and win- nlca araa. Call ta to* now. Only JJ7J. Vlclrola, 24", reasonable price Call 741-4071. RED BANK — Canker at Broad SI reunau*. 113404 or write J. Si... HOUSEKEEPER — Day worker, dow tans, lawn roller, mower, used STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*414 ana) Bergen Place A busy pro- 132 Condominiums three days par week, five hours per NMtt .O.Box 301. Nata MonmosiOX N J bricks. Call 747-TtH. WILL BUY — Dolls, toys, bears. WEST FNO — Three-room apart day, 34 per hour. Call 471-400*. Christmas Items, postcards, etc.. COMPLETE CONTENTS OF mant, near beach end shopping. No lour roam office suites. 215 I.00C sq Town Houses PAINT — Sl.M/gal. Interior before WO). 741-4071. LOOKING FOR FEMALE — Com- HOUSE — Refrigerator, us Maple pats Call 741-3711 attar 3. p.m. tt. and gp. Call 741 1430 DAMCE INSTRUCTION — AH 13.20/gal. exterior CHANNEL CLUB TOWER MON dantet. cMMron end eavti panion and live-In free. Oat wean the twin bad. 120 Night stand, IS CALL JU-4771 RED BANK - MOUTH BEACH - A piatllBlayl 471-OJ73 agtt 30-33-43. Call 4-10 p.m.. Ml, *ai7. Clothing, sliai 10-14. Call 717447a. WEST END — OcaenfroM. ana REAL ESTATE badrown, first floor, 1230 plus ana slece Mr rent, urn sq fl address end an excellent value High ROaAOOM PUB4.IC NOTICE RELIABLE — Mature woman, llvo- PIANOS ORGANS „ RENTALS utilities. Ivi month security. Plenty at storage and parking MM In the sky with sweoplna water TUg firogima ardlMnts woe M- In, for racooooratlng ambulatory Dallv-Sunday Warehouse prices on most major 041-4102. par month glut utilities. Call Allaire- vlewt Two oodroomt. dlnlno room. t'OxSlMoTofJ g^afagf B^BtBTalTaf tlfoi rB>o*«tfio*g)*J #1 stroke victim. Mlddlatown araa. Call brands. Yamaha. Klmball. Thomas. Farrow, Realtor, at 741-1438 esjoOam detent ttriaataurt Pool, 0 roginor mooting of the Mayor end laldwln. Gulbrantan. etc. Rentals 101 Apartments WEST END — Oceenfront. one health club, tennis courts, merlna. A anyllma, 4714441. SEA BRIGHT — Store for rent. E Council el the Borough al •ttmaa rom 17.30 par montfi. bedroom tint floor. USD Plul pleasure to snow and a wit* Invotl- REGISTER utilities. IV) months tecurlty. approximately 1400 ta I.JOO go. ft., menl far you. SMJ4J00. Can Situations Wanted FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER ASBURY PARK — Efficiency, tits, finish la tulla tenant Call 1NTURY II COZENS. R Id. l_Rt. » one-bodroom, 3333 Includes heal, Ftmalt Classified Ads . 1*1-4*17 WEST END — Modal SMALL OFFICE — Or Sam. Prime Oil »lv.r Rd Fair Havoh Avallabla immediately Call and bath furnished unit, winter or n "Otdo Fair Haven", (Ml) 741 7404 as low as PIANOS - ORGANS 007-4007. yearly, immediate occupancy. THE am at BgrtiaHi Hall. Eaot Rlvar All Musical Supplies and Services SANO PEBBLE. B0-1n*J. ground nger 17x11, large plrtura Rood. Rumson. « J at which tune window, excellent parking 3140 par SHADOW LAKE and atace atl portent oatlrlng te be EXPERIENCED WOMAN — Would TUSTING PIANO CO ASBURY PARK NORTH — month. Call 741 7454. any weekday hxMC4 fjflll feat gf^ygjrft flpl oTajptoMfigfMTV • Ilka day work. 46 cents Our Vth Veer Furnished one-room efficiencies, 102 Houses For Rent 741-4771 par lino, par day Asbury Part 773-0444 maid service, laundromat and phono J Gory Sammeammenn on premises From SSO weekly aorouOCtek (based on 10-dav Insertion) Open Igl SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL Cterk EXPERIENCED — Child cara •10-3377. MarcKI COTTAGE ON ESTATE — Six BUILDING — Tlnlon Falls. 1,100* ALSOIIENTALS SS.M teacher will cara tor your child In POOL TABLE — lv,>7 coin For FAST RESULTS operated, excellent condition. 15*5 COMFORTABLE — Two rooms, two baths. Shrewsbury, 3300 *Q. ft., modern office bulMtjie. em my Matawon homo. Call 30-3004, IW parking - will finish la suit' Call ERA KERR AGENCY Call attar S p.m.. 1*1-43*7. kids ok, half utilities paid, only WOO. par month plus utilities. Call 741 in* 741-4417 Days .. AT LOW COST J42-44U HOUSE CLEANING SERVICES - STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-MW or 741-1373 «• 7474014 U4Matieere IMMarlbere Honest. daeandaDlo. thorough. Call RADIO EQUIPMENT — Halllcraf Community Ministries, 747-1310 phone •art Modal SX101A Hendbend re EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS — FREEHOLD — Three bedroemi. EASTPOINTE — T elver. Ball 4 Hawaii all purpose Year-round rentals, outdoor twlm kkta/Patt ok. fireplace, gerpge 110 Wanted To Rent HOUSECLEANING — Child cara, scop*. Ifi screen. HW11 transceiver. pool, one block from ocean. Call STATE KINTALS Bkr. 747-MS4 Monday or Tuesday. Rumson araa. 3 maters KIM 140-watt Linear 222-OU3 PAIR HAVEN REALTY 747-0 REGISTER LONG BRANCH — Two baOttam Reasonable rain. Call 041 1733 mpllfier, all mode. Call 2*l-fO27 ATTENTION LANDLORDS - Te- Classified Ads FAMILY SPECIAL — Three stawaktw. kids/pets ok. 1305 nants ere eeaar to rent Immediately HOUSECLEANING — In Llncrpttor RECORDS bedrooms, kids/pets an, gas heal STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-MM Call Ul-ton, Mon.Frl.. 4 M W 4:» LITTLE SILVER Immodlata grog. Plaasa call. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 *4J4 10.000 - all kinds LONG BRANCH — Newly re alaaantt.obaar.amT, 741-1110 542-1700 301-1731 GOOD AREA — One-bodroom. all decor eled three room bungalow on a tunny art TYPING AT HOME Toll Frag from Matawan Araa REFRIGERATOR —Frost free, ex utilities paid, a Deal at UK quiet dead and street Security and i Al (STATE I Pteatacalltorn lease required No pets US0 per Information Offers ara wslceme Experienced. Ocean Township area client condition. S130. Washing STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747 UU h OH SAL I MM 5468100 machine. U0 Air conditioner 11,000 rrttnth plus utimiag. fjrt-SPS avao. E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Ra- Btu , ISO. Lawn mowgr, la. Paint, HIGHLANDS — EBit Point. Luxury attor, tit Piooaul Avg.. Llttte MARLBORO -Two appliances, household Items. 01 one-bedroom. TV security, Ivor. 7414300 Toll Fraa from Mlddlatown Araa yord tor kktt. parch, fireplace, 3154 Linden Placa. Rad Bank. doorman, tennis, pool. U1S Includes 131 Houses For Salt 671-9300 all utilities. Owner, 741 2001 or (TATt; RENTALS Bkr. 747-«4»4 RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSE - MOKE EATER 45OCFM—Don't S11-1OM. MIDDLETOWN — Oak Hill OI- xhaust your heat. Best otter. Call A BETTER WAV — To buy or toll. unit, with Irt ecutlve home Four bedrooms, three rRgr 4 o.m 042-1143. KEANSBURG — Three-room apart CENTURY It Phoenix Realty. THI batM. two dens, garage, all extras >atht, evellable Immediately 41 Business DESKS. FILES — Tables, chairs mant, one or two adults pratarrgd, NEIGHBORHOOD PRO FOUR SEASONS REALTY, adding machines, typewriters, ol STERLING SILVER FLATWARE near busline and beach on street FESSIONAL Opportunities flea equipment, etc. at bargain — Lunt Modern Victorian Reply to parking. 3330 plus electric Security .prices. Now or used A.A.C. DESK Bo» A MS, The Dally Register. ALMOST NEW RUMSON and references. 47I-I74O, MIDOLETOWN — Four SHADOW LAKE OUTLET, 1701 Rt. U, Oakhurst WATERFRONT - Bolkheadedl De- ' wsbury. NJ. 07701. !v>-bath cantor hall Colonial, Ion BAR AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE — sii-mo. KEANSBURG -One bedroom. U40 eded riparian grant! Floating dock SACRIFICEI Asburv Park. Brick building near HE USED FURNITURE CENTER per month plus utilities and security. a month, all utilities Included. Call Call 403-1411 or 471 1471. with water and etectrkllvl Ported jfjTffJa # /S 4Tva jp beach. Law rant. Fully egulgnad. DINETTES— I44.es. bedroom.sm IV Stirewsourv Ave., Red Bank 707.4131 attar 3 P.m. for larga boot I Four bedreenvt. Ben. roducod to 114 too UpgraOed carpet Make It Yourseli Owner mult sail. Only M5.000, with mattresses from S2e u K.D Boons. Has beans and Why Nots I ED BANK — Luxury twu OgdiOam luxurious kitchen, 2rt batht. tax 11 110. »O0 dawn. Call ARTHUR Sharp's Furniture, 27J Hwv. 14, Wat KEANSBURG — Specious one WF ARE BUYING — Scraps, gold townhouse, carpeting, now kitchen, aMCaL Off H VIHgJ F*Mit*i MO 1AHLAV AGENCY. 774-3333. Keensburg Attar 1 p.m., 4fS-40H. bedroom, Heet, air conditioner In Hjoto iv. leap, kg taatad and silver everyday so wa have a eluded, 3345 Call 7O7-7M4. aundry. Ill baths, private DINING TABLE — Henredon number of beautiful pieces ol good courtyard and parking, MM Hue »Hi ctetlnal Call now. walnut and custom pad, 72"H14' ewelry on hand for o short time at KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE —One utilities 741-11*4. VAN HORN AOENCY Crochet Cape! BUSY, BUSY U" leaf SJ7J 741-75)5 a little over scrap prices Tom's bedroom, avallabla March 1. tits Oil Rlvar Rd Pair Haven 716 Beauty salon In prime araa. For RED BANK — Central, thraa- 747-4100 Mlddletown Jeweler, Leonardvllle per month, Ivl months oacurltv. - — ffrnn n..i__ a -t -fc- JI_I_ _ _ _! (Mil 741 7404 MOTOOVn* IPVtrlfl TOOtT\, Ultilnv rOOaTi, further information, call tug EXCEPTIONALLY — Flna Rd.. Bellord Heat, hot water and cooking In- furniture, one designer octepone don, eat In kitchen, basement, attic IM Mobile Homes Academy Agency. 71* nil cluded. Call »5 dally, 3444111 ANXIOUS dining or game table, black and Totally redecorated Walk ta Knool, MS 13X30- Two-oodroom In adult park chroma base, glass Up, six heavy LONG BRANCH — Lovely ana or churches and starat. Off street park- g 2 Garage Salts g room, science Extras Include central air condition ESTABLISHED PET SHOP — Ex- chrome chairs with gray valour up- two-bedroom apartment. Im- no. Van wall Insulated Apr. 1.1430 garage. 1ST tot ST tot Ing. wall at wall carpeting, l-anoa. cellerrt MonmouHl County locellon. holstery, entire set UO0- One modern occupancy Call 741-0177. plus utilities and security. Re- MELMED REALTY Bkr. 471 34J0 bocM 1 capo-10 csq wdeti Yard Salts retrtoeretor end stareae shed PLUS Selling duo lo Hlnasa. Excellent glass and chroma cocktail loMo ference*. No gate. 7411117 or 1121 BETTER THAN NEW •x want a touch oi w»tmtti MIDOLETOWN - Four rooms, re- Sift fxlO attached, year round room. gross with lucrative profit structure. $175 One glass and chroma etagere Four-badroom, 17x14 master sidential aroa, newly remodeled. RUMSON One to twa Mdroom (tow and mn of ptneapolfa Nlca family business. Low over- brala trim, tlva smoky glass NSIOE PORCH SALE — Cap- tlOrtam, tap. baths, o^igomatte roomr. haad. 330.000, which Includes all fix- S130 plus heat and electric Ro- house, gas heal. S17S per month, plus fnnnaH hf ODgtl C/QCnti rnti shelves, ll» One lamp table percraft Items, baby Items, clothes, w r It dot, Bgrngroam, wgrkihaa. aaat- *'P7*3TB *J TJx Wf •/OT'T" •/•' *jrwj"awxa>l PIPWOOT., luring. Slock neoollaMa. Seriate) In chrome and black, lag. One 12" Sony dishes, bod and rails, old Playboy fereiKes. leese and security. Call utilities 741-14*1 after 4 p.m. uulries only. Wrlta to Box F M2, The 747-3*50 evenings or ajgakgistft. band coilar-a ptetty capetet lor color TV, »I25 One while lacouer it. Ilka naw christening outfit, SHRFWSBURY - Three MELMED REALTY Bkr. 471 3430 SS3300 - WJ-X44'. two teOioomt. Call Dally Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. end other odds and ends. From sectional piece, open book shelf MIDDLETOWN SHADOW LAKE arge lot, naar schools aim shopping, kd between 0:20 a.m. • 4:10 p.m. sufTHnv, My M0OII. Pjttwn 07701. 1/1-1/10,» 3, 70 B Beacon Light Ave., DEAL — Mart a black from eioeft. krdan bet desk araa. one drawer. 1350 Two VILLAGE — New, luxury, two oulel residential naHhrmil««rd. 3330 716: cracrnrt duactioRS M sm- Keansburg N.J., 4*3-7*1] FI ve bedrooms. Immediate occuoln folding black walnut Sho/l sen bedroom, two-bath ranch con- plus utilities 741-0101. NEBOLEPOINT ANO YARN SHOP cv, extras galore. Prked at an un GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES tWK-orstgu.oiwlu«fitsll6 — In busy shopping center, bait tig each. Call 7411103. dominium; Flexible short-term MOVING — Mutt Mil furniture In belltvably law 3113.000 Call — Bethany Rd.. HaikrL Adult park. least. 1300 plus utilities. Owner, TINTON FALLS — Lovely two- FIREWOOD — All hardwood, sell tout*, dining room, living room, den ARTHUR BAHLAV AGENCY. Walk ta shopping and NY. but. 471-Hn evenings. sgdroum ranch, large corner lot. for and delivered. Monmouth County urnllur*, kitchen table and two rent with option to buy 3400 a month 774-SSSS. 144-mi. chairs, two dressers, Fab. 17-Juna araa. MS par cord. Call W4-1S24. plus one month's security, plus all 63 Money To Loan 20, 10 Newman Street. River Plata MONMOUTH BEACH — Un- furnished, two bedrooms, Towers of utilities. 042-7074 FIVE-PIECE —Solid walnut dinette DUPLEX — One three bedroom. CtfntttrY Lot* set. captain's chairs, 3100 Monmouth, 7th floor, 24 hours security, valet. Indoor and outdoor TWO RENTALS — Leonardo, three 74 Auction Salts bedrooms. PIS Cllffwood, two heat, air conditioners, brick front. THREE SPACES — Shoreland A (RAND NEW START imwi Pool, sauna. 7471030; eves , 531 1411 Memorial Gardens, UK Call col FIREWOOD - bedroomt, 3110. Security plut 154,too tovt% graduated mertoae* HOMEOWNERS MOVETODAY — One-bedroom eff I- utllluet. available, S«% down. 7071500 lecl. 103-411 1*14 cord or half cord. Prompt dallvarv COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATES PAY OFF ALL BILLS Clancy, fraa hen, available, 11*5 MELMID REALTY Bkr 471-343* «4t4333. «4«-4n3. Auctioneers-Appraisers-Grave SL7S In oBch pattotr, Add Mi STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*414 EDWARD W. COLLINS MarkervBronies Ml «B-2444 140 Real Estate Wanted '••.««. HOMO • H02JJ - FURNISHING ON A LOW AGENCY REACTOR «44-4l44 astk pattotn tot Ant-dass on- 3JS.000 - 135/ It 8UOGET? — Chock the USED MODERN APARTMENT — Near 101 Rentals To Share FOR BUT RESULTS mail artd handlioi. SdMtc 3J0.000 - SJ14.il transportation. Boll time to call It FURNITURE CENTER OF RED 77 Pets And Livestock .ELBEKON - SMOO reduction on ALL CASH BANK. Flna furniture tor less. t*7 before noon, 4*5-0414. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED four-voar-young Bl-taval, Owner nyetter s peek houses up to 3100.000 13% government backed 33 Credit Shrewsbury Ave. problems understood. Evan months PRIVATE — One-bedroom. Ml — Single professional woman seeks transterred and anxious an this Qukk ckaslno. MELMED REALTY, Lwn Bkr. 471 3430 behind. Wa con nelpl GIRL'S WHITE — Bedroom set Advanced And Beginners heal, kids ok, carpeting, S110. tarn* to anara tare* rustic house an molntananct-traa, tour-bedroom, double deetser with mirror, four DOG TRAINING STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-0414 ten acres Ho kktt. Pets ok. Own lVt-bath beauty In groat areal Al roam with bath. 3250 a month In- GAG Realtors 311 2000 741-4423 HOUSES BOUGHT PAM FINANCIAL SERVICES drawer chest, desk and chair, one Classes eves and Sat. afternoons. RED BANK — Throe-room apart- B Ul cludes utilities. Morgenvllte. Eves , 4411330 night stand, two twin beds, one with Bayshore Companion Dog Club moot, 3275, utilities extra. Call from ELLEN S. HAZILTON. REALTOR FOR CASH box spring end mattress. 3400 •44-1010. open 7 day! 14-hour hotline 741-0044 11-1 cm., 747-1579. Inter City Relocation Service 34 HOUR APPRAISAL • CALL FOR Also hutMeio loans 741-0107. 3ETAILS. ACADEMY AOENCY. RED BANK — NY. Ion type ol REALTOR. 71*-2222 AKC POODLES — Miniature, one apartment. In town, close to 104 Winter Rentals 71 Merchandise female, two males, whlte/aprlcot. hospital. 1430 per month Includes •BI Ul, 0M CMooo Sts., Ratt 71 Merchandlst SOS. Call 707-7131. SS£!8$S For Sale . For Salt heat Call 747-*10O. MOUNT POCONO — Four-bedroom, 2 Woodland Dr —Mlddlelown— rod, NT IN1L rriotiaM, BRITTANY SPANIEL — Four RED BANK — Two-roomoffkioncv, two-bath Chalet. Fireplace. Private orVMN lUMroat, Bf, •#*. Ntntat. months, groat tor older children, utilities Included, security and re- golf course, tennis courts, beech and HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS chamolon Hut. S90. Call 542-ltlf. NEW! 1M0 NEEDLECRAFT ferences required. 341-3104. Country Club Close to all lagartl. Call tha Kerr Agency. Inc. 1S2 Boats A 2135341 DOBERMAN PINSCHER — Five 410 Rlvar Rd.. Fair Haven, 741-4477 CattkaT. VHm packed! Ow 170 RED BANK — Six room apartment months OK), vary friendly. Accessories dtsipi-ill crotts. 3 free pal In Century home. Separata entrance SEA BRIGHT — Furnished studios Call 344-mi HOLMDEL and fireplace. Sultabt* tar single and motel units maw service, all tents pfirrtad in*** Send Jl 00 utilities Included. Low winter rota* person or couple. Security and re- CUSTOM BUILDER'S W ALUMINUM JON BOAT — 4 ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL by the day, week or month. Ho teat* H.P. Johnson. Good condition. 3150 ferences ragulrad. Water Included. PUPS -^ Four. Two males, two or tgcurlty. TRADE WINDS SHOWCASE MODELS Call 341-OW females. SIS each. 747-447*. S373. 7474)140 tor appointment. MOTEL. 041-1017. Limited number of Traditional and CHRIS CRAFT — 210 K.P.. fresh HORSE CORN-ON-COB — Long rye READY NOW — Two bedrooms, Contemporary designs for Im- water cooled. Grey engine, usad III straw, alto short straw, bale or ton. kids ok. tree heat, parking, 1250. mediate occupancy. 042-4110. IM Furnished Rooms and ekjht-cyllnder marina engine, Printe^?ttern STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747*414 lOViSb financing fgr auelltled used angina parts. 3*4-0*11. buvaro. Quick and Easy! TARANTULA — With complete RED BANK — One-bodroom luxury home, sweet disposition, love el first KEANSBURG — Furnished rooms. For appointment to taa, call FLAGSHIP MARINE on river with deck. SUB plus utilities. by week or month. sight. S30. oil 041-4713. 74T-11M. 946-3467 POWER Bavllnor, Boston Whaler TEN PUPPIES — All German RED BANK — Luxury hloh-rlse on* QUKK cip«-cool-|us< 2 main LONG BRANCH — Guest houtg with Shepherd, only four-weeks old. 0*1 and two-bedroom apartments, love- anting rooms. Comforteble. KEANSBURG SAIL ptects! Toss it rjvei its own on their own, drink on their own. ly river view. Call II noon or Kitchen and parking. 23*-1*43. Beautifully rgiiltldaUd house. All Phantom, Later, HoMo, Harpoon Fro* to a good homo. Call 4*5-1171. between 7-* p.m. *yanlnga, 042-4043. ouotrc wiry pints, wear it with between 15. naTrWi Wim larijVv IfVlnB rOOm •flu O'Day. Buccaneer Erlcson, Stllletto skirts ind drosses. Cuuil, smart, RED BANK — Four-room apart- RED BANK — In private homo, one thraa bedroomt, all wall-to-wall ment/ 3450 par month, covert all block away from but station and carpeted, modern kitchen and bath food lookini lot town and ttawl. ZODIAC DOG AND CAT PRO- utilities. Convenient location. Adults allroad Italian. 747-0411. with Solarlan llaan, tterm windows Johnson AAA service DUCTS — Flea and Tick collars. and doors, now eat baseboard heat. Summer and winter ttoraaa Printed Pattern 9242: MisHS preferred. Security. Call attar 3, RIVER HOUSE — Complete board- Shampoos, dips, ate. 20% off (with 043-7(74. Artistically decorated Prked at Complete Cenves Shop Sires 8, 10, 12, 14, 16. 18. Sue Ing facilities. (Will open April tot). this ad only). TANKS ALOT, 0 Ma- 311.000. SMOLKO AOENCV. Call Mr. Allan, OaaVOUO, > 12 (bust 34) cipMMt 2 yds PK Ava., Rod BOOlt, 747-l/HO, First Ave . Allantk H STARCRAFT POP-UP 1070 — Ex. 291-5600 60-incri, pants I 3/1. cellent condition, used twice, sleeps 101 Commercial KEYPORT — Private home, lovely M Merchandise six. Call attar 3 p.m. 041-7174. resldentlel argg Capo Cod. One- Rentals bedroom furnished apartment up- NCLUDES PRIME IMS SLIP — Wanted RED BANK — Clean, furnished, steirs with separate entrance. Two FOIL dry, solid. 17' McKee custom three-room apartment. Ufa a month bedrooms downstairs, living room off shore modal. 140 Mercury, low includes utilities. One month's ABERDEEN MATAWAN — Ex- with flreplecee and beamed celling, hours. Trailer. Complete tlec- AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- security. References Prefer single ecutive or professional office space, kitchen and bath. Fenced yard, oat ronlcs, dual balterkn. 133 gt. Igloo. WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, mature parson. Attar 1, 741-0410. 1.400 sq. fl. consisting of main offke haat. 144 ceo firm. Call 244-4043 Six life preservers. Spotlight, com- RUGS, FOR CASH. and reception araa with three addi- . tour pain skit, vettt. Blmim RED BANK 10 Riverside Ava. Principals only. DISCOUNTS FOR INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES tional private off ices ana: rattroamt. top. large assortment first clatl If* E. Newman Spring* Rd. RIVER VIEW TOWERS Located on heavily-traveled Lloyd LEONARDO — Investment proper- rolling tackle Much mort Reedy Shrewsbury 747-4100 to go. 041-3014 after 4 p.m. SENIOR CITIZENS FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE Rd., 300 ft. from Parkway entrance. Iv, two-family duplex, fggr On tha Navgtlnk River Large on-slte prlvata parking araa. bedroomt and three bedrooms, ALL LIONEL TRAINS per sq. ft. Attractive. Call - Inclpals only. Evenings LENTZE MARINA - For Rarltan Bay booting. In-out berthing service Saog $1.75 tat etc. oaftoro. Or Flyer. Top cash appraisal. One and two bedrooms from 3411 • on-tan. far power and sail boats. IS to M'. Me-10n Includes centre! air and float, cook* AM 504 tot oodi •ottora hi Ing gas. balconies. 14-hour doorman. AGENTS — Executives, pro- LITTLE SILVER-SHREWSBURY Usad boat sales. 717-211*. i ana mis UST or MERCHANTS WHO ARE ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought lor TV, security and sauna. Garagt, AREA: — Call or tend far our tUHtmtUHt ** « tetslonals. offices available In Iwo MAKO. MAROUIS. OMC — top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt Antl- Pool and marina available. Bob Clc- "Shore i Country Living" brochure, or throe rooms or laroer. Air, Duranautk. Lvman, Johnson. E-Z Sntlk OffERINe SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY ques. 10* East River Rd., Rumson. cone, (Ml) 741-1713. carpal, decorellon. On long term pics, descriptions, prlcot on ex- •42-113*. Member Appraisers As- leates. Red Bank araa. Full clusive listings. APPLEBROOK sociation of America. Brv'i Marina Neptune 775-7144 RED BANK - Sunny second floor services. Low rents. 741-*S*5. AGENCY. Realtor, 44 Church St., apartment available March 15TH. Llttkt Silver, 747-3444 MARINE ELECTRONICS — For RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES ANTIQUES — GATEWAY ANTI Two rooms 1x12 each plus eat-In ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 20x30. QUES, Rl. M and Homestead Ave., kitchen and full tile bath. One veer tha latest In Si-Tax recorders. VHF on the corner properly off Hwv. radios, direction tinders or Loran, MARIAM MARTIN RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY Leonardo. 2*1-3230. only, no pets. S1IS a month. Call going to Main Rd. ol tha town, good LITTLE SILVER your best buy ll IWOItcouni to All Senior CltUent ' Wg Partklpata In PAA Program 741-1430. for all kind 1 small business. SMS Escape from rant Chock Into this BUYING DOLLS — Older Barbies. Rt. IS Hajlet. M4-0134 570 Broad St., Stirawttury 74I-M74 per month. 530-0113, after 4 p.m. throe bedroom, lvl-oath Colonial BOAT HOUSE Glrmvs and their clothes. What have with gat haat. Large oat-in kitchen, ia Ocean Avg. Sea Bright PilUn Dipt. 420 RED BANK — Four-room apart- PALACE DINER you? will pick up. Call 212-0431. separate dining room, small tawing 443-3311 LINCROFT PHARMACY — Ul ment, 131 Watt Baroon. 3250 plus ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 40x20' 10% Discount to Sanlor CHIpmt Newman Sprltut Rd.. Llncroft, NJ store. 3300 a month. Hwv. M 1 Ava. fQQfJl, bSarVfTMtlt oWtd #tUC itajVetQaJ. open rues through Sun. DON'T HAVE THAT SALE — I will security. Includes heat and water. All at an affordable price, Si7,*M. TlnDiliyH»il$tir 41 Monmouth St., Rpd lank Hum Fro. OMlnry. senior Clllaant Dh> buy all your small garage sale Adults preferred. 741-7011 between D, next to Roolna't Pliierle. 291-3341. E.A. ARM3TR?W> AGENCY. Re- courrt honored Wg p*rtklpala Hi lams. Call 2444415 attar 1 p.m. 4-4 o.m. 154 Recreational OLDE UNION HOUSE PAA Program! Oil 741-7414. altor. 333 Prospect Avg.. Little tSkCMI ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE Silver, 741-4300. Vehicles 10* Commercial — Heart of Rad Bank, private park- IM Commercial ing, approximate IM sq. ft., $100 a LONG BRANCH — Quick sale RADIATOR WORK WaW1#df tWObJplJrOli trOfTtO, MllUiSt,lltaTaTk,IIY Rentals Rentals month Call Rocar Company before r TAG-ALONG — Trailer. iMags 11 Wharf Avo.. Rod Bant 047-737* 1 p.m., 741-1311. four-car garase. Approximately V. RIO 1ANK RADIATOR WORKS acre on VandarMIt Avg. Some re- six, soil-contained. Plus U71 lorn PPM uitt, uona, Auto Air CaieWMM I Capua* SYo- 34 BROAD ST. BUILDING SPACE FOR RENT — pairs needed. Low gown payment. ar, SUE mt snu NUHKI. ickago, one owner. SMOO tlrrn. Call TIRES temt. All Minor Autg P-epalrs. 10%, RED BANK, N.J. mail MMHTM «1 MW • ' Will bulk) to wit. Highway frontage. Owner will hold lOViN msrtgaga. MOM attar 4 p.m. MORE clothes lor LESS Discount to All Son lor CMjena, IH 0-orfKa guN* (WO M. tt.l may be Mlddlatown, Hwv. M. Call 707-1044: 32S.«O0 Call owner at 22*-]24t before , MOO H. tt. Tailgate loading, CROWN TIM MART W. Frorrt St.. Rod Ban. 7411 IT? subdivided for any porfJon 4 p.m. MDNEV-it's still possible when Dltcounl to ALL Sanlor Cltlaeno. private parking A/c, heat, DOCTOR'S OFFICE TO SHARE — ALL TYPES RV'S INSURED I hereof; and single offko. Moo. Rates - Binding. Hwv. M. Port Monmauth, 7O7-7J71. sprlnklered. Public b-% tpor- 1000 H. It., newly decorated and MIDDLETOWN nil tew. Send now hx our NEW Tlve Dally rUfiiter ft. Central air. heet. private Lotgrnan Insurance, 042-3174 Snrrwtoury AM., Tlnton Fain. parking, elevator, full JanMarlal fully furnished. Retiring or lust starting. SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN building In Red Bank. 471-an. Cute ranch. Six rooms and bath, lull 7471SJ0 40 »rd Avg., Lara) Branch, CLASS. FIEDADS service Included. Prime loca- CATALOG. Over 100 styles, free tion Just compiettly reneyptad. cellar, onecar garage. Walk to MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT 774-4*00. 747-1100 OFFICE SPACE-Tworooms, Olde store* and but. Law taxes; Only Chock our unbeatable SIZES 818 pattern coupon, Cataku, Jl. m.is ^2-1700 747-1100 Fair Haven. $33,000. LAWLEY AGENCY. low rates and compare, 32*-O472 Call 747-4200 741-4241. f»L*MBrMck 222 Eatontewn mBasssrtewii J SHREWSBURY, Ni MONDAY. MARCH 3. I960 The 17 SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDOBT STATBMENT Natke Is haraav 'aittasm 222 Eatontown Kl TM1 SCHOOL YEAR 1NH1 m B BIO: A IELP-PP.OPELLED riahl to roouir. a campHIa . MOTICB HVOKOSTATIC Notlco K hetebv olvwi tho legal vottrs of tho City of Long Branch District In th* County of Monmoutn, State of Via*ATO*JV COMPAC- aattllm limn ikowino ma> «a» N«w Jersey, Mat a public (wiring will b* h*M by th* Board of Education of tho City of Long Branch School District ^&srs9sssm& TO* HOLLER FOR USI utMadarHv cam»lala« awrk ol a VIBRATOMY COMPACTO*. THI an th* ProMrtd Budget far th* school y*ar 1M0-IW. Said haarlng will b* h*M at ths Long Branch High School ROLLED PXMt USI BY THI n Miatll ana or SpocHMalkmi or Cafeteria, Eattbourn* Avenue, Lang Branch, Now J*mv 07740on Monday March 10. IM0atf:M P.M. PUBLIC WOltlCS DB»»»T. Th* Budget Is avallabl* for examination bv th* public at th* Off Ic* of tho Secretary of th* Board of Education, t MINT." V •*• tmmt MS nee In Mlk « a surni an miliil k> cama4« West End Court Long Branch, New Jersey 07740 between th* hours of »:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. dally, except tnwIHw » a. )mU kl m. imnMwn wtn imilnaiimi af P.L. ml. c. all bldl. or 10 walva anv In- Saturday from data of publication until the public hearing. IH«WP.L. 1f77.cU lormallllat »«ara such MtrmMKv 1 DONALD J. VAN BRUNT TM aaalaaaa AMlnWMtii II not datrlmantal to no aotl In- iiSSJW Mresuaftajoig 1 J. I Secretary. Board o« Education IM Bargyati Cawxll rntrvtf Ml Cltv of Long Branch School District Leit* ireiK. 2M Lena Brattcli Leej* Branca nor daHanatad M ate Saaclncatlaaa. 4 West End Court In tha ovont II la not oooallMa la Long Branch, Now Jersey 07740 bo araiaM at Bw lima and ataca at «na 1 o*d». a*«4 may bo moUod IO Barauen dork ol Ua Barauan ejBJS^tJ , Isaf IrlT a-n MrfSIJt _ Eawnla.n, 47 Braad SiraaL ENROLLMENTS Actual Actual uu.et Eotontown. N.J.. attantMn ol tha l. RaaMaM Pupita...... 4,taa i " I4ta.s U1SJS Borough Clafk. I Pupils Seal laOSher Dlatrtcle M7,aBMS HAROLD GROSSMAN a Ti flsauler rraarlpii 4S4 4SJ B i.nsui BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR a. To Special tdafallaii Praaraflie. . " *".. '"^"'" 1.0 1.0 ^_. $M March 1 SlS.at 1 PVPMS in Male Pacusnea. . «- _ ' • IM SJ.HMMJI • — in unisi rin II " ; •."" ui IM ""»«- • Jft 22* HUM s. Puem nualiit _ : IJ HAZLET TOWNSHIP e. Tata (Una 141+4+11 „ • 4.ttM I4W4. 4.SS74 22* Keansbura 22tKeansburg lit Kaansbvrg 22* Keensbtirs BOARD OP EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDOET STATEMENT HAZLET, NEW JERSEVSTTa) * RBVBNUBS .. NOTICE * INVITATION TOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1NM1 TO BIO TM HaiM Board ol Education CarraMEaaaaae ARMcBjeeje loacraeeei . NOTICE Invllot your Malod araaaaal wx: Notice Is hereby gl ven to the legel voters of the School District of Keansburg In the County of Monmouth and the *7t-57 Aaphall Pa»lna — 5 Bataace 7/l/lB lea* AaaW napan) .... State of New Jersey, that a public haarlng on the proposed budget for the school veer 1WM1 will be held et the Balance Aaeraprlated. Ill too 00 Keansburg Junior-Senior High School, 140 Port Monmouth Road, Keansburg at 1:00 on that evening of Monday, 10 Msafi Let al Taa Lew...... _...... ,. „.,. Mtl.41S4a •. f.tt Iff f March im. #7*51 Carpal cwanlna — 10 remap. 11. i .i S4tt4t iijam um.m 4.1*5.14540 e.sts.i4S,te I.H.W« The complete budget will be available for examination bv th* public at the office of the Secretary of th* Board of Mleceiujnaasia. MM N IMOMI 11 .Itl Ot 04J0S40 llvSSMS 1S4SB4I 1SVSSS4S SUB-TOTAL ty4M.41S.ai 41.TU.M t47SJa»4l MH.l45.al ~~~~~ 0411 HMt 4.775.7S4J0 Education, 140 Port Monmouth Road. Kaansburg, New Jersey, during regular school days from 1 March 1900 to 10 Reveeaea frees seaee Saeraa ^^~^^~ ^^~^^~" ' ""~~""~~~ ~~~~~~~~ ^^^^^^~ I March 1*M during the hours of »:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. EaainaiBia AM. Mea.ia7ja usjaiJt) t,7aMaa at i.m.»ot oo j.m.»».ea 44154*040 EDITH L.CHMIEL tea. Aaarsui Tram. I7j.ttl.ai IIMMM) lUiiiio iS7.tss4l in.laUt isr.tSMt t" Board Secretary 1:00 P.M. TTHinday, Marck M, cimirlcal AMa. 1.t4S.tlt.l0 llisjoi I/™" Omar stall MkMaMHMM^MM. fj |aa tj SoH.lt.1in SaM.SI.lt7t sa«i. w, itao opened and read aloud, , Actual EitlmoUd ffllnllTHH*l f*p< SUB-TOTAL . n S,1BtuMB4a 1M£M 1.1II. Ht It 449UM4I ~ 10il atl SO 5411,11040 ENROLLMENTS ISMJ t Resident Pupils. ™, Ri niiiiliiaiPiOMinea of tM Board Secretory. I Pupils Sent to Other Districts TM proposals properly ex- ft ItS iwi^>>iaai*M.. a. Ta Kumar Preerenn...... 4 _ T7J I7.J ecuted on me respective proposal P.L. 11474 Ilmpect-L.R.H. J-ll.. b. Ta Speclel Education Piggmiia. t. I t farm may M delivered partanellv at PL. tMBt ITRMI Jii 1 Pupils In Slate Facilities. . tM time and place specified In IM P.L. tHBt ITRM IVB jhi) 4. Private School Place mania.,. public edvertlsem.nl lor sealed pro. M Oi^HaMla Aaaa* Okaar#ar1 mall or bv U.S. Mall, howavar, tM P.L. t4-i4l dtandscaaaadi-it) 7i.MO.oa n.jaiai Board al Education will not ba OtflB>f ( B>Mafa9lBaM# M#Be*#Hl lwC#aMC> J"l) 1 # responsible for lau mall deliveries, and no Md shall M accepted after SUB-TOTAL . 14BMaa.ll _ the specified time for opening of ell Total CarraM Baaaaaa...... il.jaX4M.ae l.aH4SS.ll I1414jta-al 11475.1taJI _ REVENUES TM seeled proposal must be (Dacraaaa) SStS, submitted In a sealed envelope and Kiin^^faafiaii'd"" """"'" """** Hail.t Township Board ol Education SUB-TOTAL „ „.„.„ ~ U.ttMt W, B Bethany Raad Hailet, H.» JUKI O77M ' Alt; Mr. Euaene A. Konaaackl Board Secretary/School TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY fcMMt MAMM Business Adm. Bid Spec. * Please SpecIIv a aw Sam SUB-TOTAL (UaaataaralB). Balance A BYORC BOARD OP I ,TIO Lacal Taa Lam U71JU00 HJ.1l7.Ot) 14.S44.00 IJOS401.0D 1,140470.00 Eugene A SJU4S 1S.M1.00 S5.M1.00 SUB-TOTAL, (147.00) ui.moo lttV4S9.0t 4SI.7I1.0I eJ4et.0O :m 4X4ii.il 74,717.00 147LS44.lt 4S.71I.M 1,111,171.00 USMU40 14.544 M UttJtB.00 lJ14.ltO.(X *wpy HtiiiivOti f* JBJO (Title I J-I) 111457.04 M.UOM 117,10700 HSJTtOO MjaOOO 1t4.t».0O 144,545 00 ORDINANCE rlBlllnaual.MltxantivCeic.J-lJ.. n.m.4s H.7I14S SUS TOTAL 111457 00 IHJ4I4J 140.0114S 1S547tOO St4tO0t itf.tst.OO IM.Sal.OO Tata* CwraM laaaaaa i^najM.M MIJ,tS1J7 147141140 i.74MM.ee 14tS4tt.« AeraaasoM eatae 11/SS/N APPROPRIATIONS WHEREAS, certain Federal Balanc. 7/1/A IPor Audit B tunas are potentially available la Monmouth County under Title I ol Mousing and Community Oe- sxs. Lacal Tan Law.. pment Act K 1*77. commonly p rninai 1jss.il 1u.517.t1 smitiji SUB-TOTAL 4J11.45 Kwn sis CownMtnttv D#v#iajpfl >BWrt Black Orant Praoxami and t>4BMS 77JSa4t H4 TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY.. 1.100 00 Mtl.4> lljet-in StJ0t40 •su.:: WHEREAS, it Ii nacaaaarv la amend an ulstlno Interior.I Balanca J/l/n laar aiMN rapartl.. Sarvlcaa Agreement lor IM County and Its people to Mnellt from IMS JO 44a^aa.M aumi Program; and m.mj.as m,mo Lacal Ta> Law... U.1I4.U IS.M1.I4 SS^lt.lt WHEREAS, an Agreement hat sjauuM i*ia.ui.ti 114.H Dej#n PrejDQsjenl UfKlelt wnicn snel Mftai UtSHO ULM41' M4.iU.ia tauiijt mAnjmmAnm aUM.77 SMlt.1t Municipality ol Rumson and the 54141 1VU074I Ste.t4t.41 1144774a aunm wutam County al Manmouth In cooperation 17141040 m«> MI.BIM with other municipalities wilt •axmat mjnat tS4,ni.oo 1S4,nM0 105^05.00 modlly an Interlocal Services Act 2SS 5tS _TOTAL OEBT SERVICE U*,7MJS nut U4.W41 MU74JI MU74JS 157414.50 pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:IA I; and 1SUW4S 171J14J1 WHEREAS. II It In the best In M.na« U41t.74 0UH.M taJJtll IITNSI iit.irui Additional Slate School BulWna AM Ch. 10. 4UNJI 41*10 J0 41.1SM0 41.155.00 44.700.00 Urest a) tha Municipality ol Rumsan Taw Additional Stela School Bulkuno AM. 4UWJS 4UMJ0 41.1U.00 41,155.00 44.700.00 to enter Into sucn an agreement, ijejetjt U1.U74II 7JU4»JI 7JSUai.W IMUmM (MRUM 7.47).OtSJI 04BM1I4I HOW, THEREFORE, BE IT i. 7aj.mil SSUMJ4 4MM7.U U7744IJI 71utu ittxauso 4,l«4tS.tS ORDAINED by the Mayor and Oav ltMtM tt^tue •vtaus H.471.M ernlno Body al the Municipality al Mite i.4» 4.100.00 (14001II UM4S un .00 bv a certified check for not lau than II 74.500.00 1O 00 151.1a.to 174400 00 tan percent (10%) of the amount Md eijitJe 4SJJB41 4l.'taitt 4S.*tS4t siiaatji 140040 1153 1400 00 as set lorth In the specIllcailens and II4BS4I U4M4t 140041 1.70141 HLsat.at 114M40 1) UOtM 4J77.se 1410.00 140141 surely certificate that a Tuition Special 47,IH. iti4H40 responsible surety company will ie7jrs.n 11tJM4t at tsuaoo provide tha necessary bonds In case 1 union suts Fecmtlaa..... the contract Is awarded to the bid SUB-TOTAL... to Each bid must be tor a term of SUNORV ACCOUNTS three (1) years commencing from PBaeSenti May 1. itSO and ending April JO, ltd. and also lor Bid Alternate #1 lor a term of two (71 years common clng from May 1. It*) and ending on April 10. 1*01; and also lor BM Alternate #1 for a term of one (1) year commencing on May 1, itJO UMH«Un< H cover 4WKM. and ending April X. ItOl; BM I»BTOTAL Alternate #3 for providing services to the Peter Cooper village, Wall Lang Branch, New Jersey; end Bid Alternate #4 providing for 0 credit SUBTOTAL for not having to dispose of J.I SUBTOTAL. unmi i».n«ji) Each bidder must submit e fully completed standard lorm question- naire concerning experience and P.L. t4-4tl (Vacauaaal) financial ability, to th. Borough L. 11474 (Impact L.R,M.) Clerk of IM Borough ol Wesl Long PLtlllOITItlel) Branch on or before 4:00 p.m., Fri- P.L. tHaO (TRM IV Bl day. March 14. ItOO. Right Is reserved to reject env OCT.. FM.I end all bids, es set lorth In the specifications and right Is further SUB-TOTAL. reserved to delay decision on any j £^B] .Salaries. and all bids lor a period ol sixty (401 S.'c'E.-Other Exp days following IM receipt 01 bids on eillnaaal-salaries. March M. itao. Bilingual-Other be... All provisions sat lorth In the HonpuWlc Textbooks.. speculations on file with the lenpuUIC Auxlll Borough Clerk are made a part of mis advertisement. IM same as 11 herein repeated. it4.4S7.io turn a tu.at.a During the performance ol this SUB-TOTAL contract the Contractor agrees as IAL SCHOOLS follows: BVBNIHO SCHOOLS TM Contractor will not dis- criminate against env employee or l.tSMt trrSJI 11470J applicant for employment because of aaa. race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, merltel status or tan. TM Contractor will lake af- Sil*>TOTAL.. tlrmatlve action to ensure that such J^EvaaaaaSOaaHarPlilaaiaV applicants are recruited and employed, and that employees are TaaalCawllaJHOll (J-Maitl treeted during employment, without L CaaHal regerd to their age. race, creed, B41IMWW color national origin, ancestry, marital status or sax. Such action shall Include, but not be limited to Hie following: employment, upgrad Ins. demotion, or transfer; recruit- layoff or termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; and selection lor training. Including ap- prentlceshlp. TM Contracter agrees la post In conspicuous places, available to employees end eppll cants far employment, notices to be

nendlscrlmlnatlon clause; b. TM Contractor will In all solicitations or advertisements tor oyees placed by or on behalf ol IMPROVEMENT AUTHORIZATION .. Contractor, stale that all oualllM applicants will receive con- JULY 1,1*71 to JUNE M,1*7« IMPROVBMBNT AUTHORIZATION sideration for employment without p oWvT> ifw...... JULY 1, ICTte JUNE 30,1*7* regard to ago, race, creed, color, TOTAL, RIVINUaS ADO BBeiNNIH* BALAJKI national origin, ancestry, marital TOTAL RIVBNUBS AND M*rtaladlnFyaM1.. All Wds mult M on standard JTMaraaVu^BalawaTwii (eat)... • lawojjt .01 summarized below: propoaal form whkh Is attached k tM speclllcltlons and enclosed In The 190O-S1 Current Experts* Budget Includes a total ot U.122.965 allocated to Improvement Programs, as • RAD«/OR»Da CLUSTRR APPROPRIATIONS *tad mwileiii bearing tM name Balk Skint RamodUl and pravaMM... K-ll StM.1t7.aa summer. z#o on* IQ w. ^^ ^^ ••^••AM HAMB ORADB/ORADB CLUSTIR dressed to tM Mayor and Council ol OradtM A^^^TJJJJ. CurrlciHum Ifnacovoinont.. . K-11 Tattma Prooram K-ll a Borough al Wait Lang Branch. SMc. Edocmton Improvtjmtjrt..., K-S FRANCES L. TOWNSEND atedeaaaTtlVA P C fcaBWaWrt»»»s»"»«s»»»i»*.4S-»**"*«»»«« TOTAL APPROPRIATKH1... UlMOtM Borough Clerk a"Sg rtla w I WlfSai ...••• .-.....-. __ 4>>n»»,..,. ,il. Marcal... ssii-ee arch 1 SI7.SS 18 The Cfeuly Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 3.1980 Road maintenance suffers 24* MofimMith County 2M Monmouth County NOTICE TO •IDDIRft Road*. Freehold Township. New Contract accord reached Nolle* It hsrobv given trial Jersey, end copiei may be received MO ltd bid* win b* rtcvlvM bt th« by prospective bidders, upon Ap- NEWARK (AP) - Retail day to accept a new three- Manmotrtll County B»«rO 0* S«i*l plication, deirim imslweieheyrs. dark! at Bamberger's depart- year contract, union ofliclali Strvlctt. Burlington and E>»< The Monmouth County Board of F r ••ho I a R o * 0i, Freehold Social Service* reserves the right to ment stores in Newark and said. Gas prices take their toll Township, New J*rwv on W«|n*» accept or reject any or ell bids, if it 0«v M.rth 13. 1M0 «1 law attack In (t fn the tntavatt of the Wy""^ni Morristown voted J-l yester- th* forsnoon for furniintng the County Boerd of Social Strvlcei so earlier, while city traffic was WM|l 141 Monmtrth County of the New Jeriey retaflcnaa CUSTODIAL SERVICES AT LOUISARMOUR yp (1) SOCIAL SERVICES BUILD- Director of Welfare had.worked without a con- ING, BURLINGTON AND. specllkatlona and proposal lornu Many sUtes and highway Toll revenues on the New 1 Monmouth County Board «rt on III* In th* otfke at In* Man- tract since Feb. 2, aaid Carl EAST FREEHOLD ROADS. of Social Services mouth County Board of Social authorities across the nation Jersey Turnpike, a major FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP RAYMOND B DeRIDDER, ESQ. Services end copies mev be received Huber, president of Local 11, (1) 112 MAIN STREET.' bv prospective bidders, upon *p- were hit by a drop in fuel-tax truck and commuter route KEANSBUNG STMHO' Dtkition. during butln*ti hours United Food and Commercial and toll revenues in 1(79 as (3) 7USUMMERFIELOAVENUE,. Bids must be mad* on tn* pro- Workers Union. Bamberfar'i linking the New York and ASBURY PARK NOTICE TO UDOV posal forms supplied and mult allow gasoline shortages and sharp Philadelphia areas, rose All Wdi will b* r*c«4v*d at the Notice is hereby given that for lha trade-In of three (3) \*n wai lacing a Sunday night price increases combined to lima o* th« bid owning bv Iha sealed bids win be received by the Plymouth Station Waoont avallaMe about $47,000 last year to Supar visor of Adminlttratlv* Monmouth County Board of Wia> tor Intpactlon at th* Board of Social strike deadline when a settle- keep U.S. motorists off the Services or nn dtnigne*. All bMl Services, Burlington and East $100.8 million. must indicele the locatlon(i) to be Services offices. ment was reached Saturday, road. lerviced and must indicate the mon- Freehold Roads. Freehold Tha riehl li rasarvtd to reieel But on New Jersey's thly cost ot service of each location Township, New Jersey on Wednes any or all bids If deemed to In* Huber said. State officials and Wall upon which a bid it tubmltted Pro- day. March 11. I9to at two o'clock in inures! of th* Monmojilh County Oarden State Parkway, LPaKtlve contractori mev bid on any the afternoon, for the foUowing: Board of Soc lal Services. Street bond analysts say the FURNISHING AND DELIVERV which over much of its dis- one. two, or all three of the locations LOUISARMOUH The settlement was ratified revenue slowdown could lead Complete UMCIdeations for the OF THREE Director of Welfare tance Is restricted to proposed custodial tervlCH art on 1«W STATION WAGONS Monmouth County Board in a three-hour session yester- to delays In highway main- III* in the office of the Monmouth All Wdi will be received at the of Social Services day afternoon in a Newark passenger cars only, collec- County Board of Social Services, time of the bid opening by the RAYMOND B D.HIODER. EM. tenance and to boosts In tax Burlington and East Freehold Supervisor of Administrative Counsel hotel tions fell tlU.000 to $69.3 Services or his deilgnee Complete and toll rates. Feb. H. Marl 133 40 million. The slowdown has hit as lit Aberdeen III Aberdeen 111 Aberdeen f1oAaere-.au Toll revenues fell 1.1 per soaring interest rajtes are cent last year to 179.9 million SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATIMKNT forclngsStates to pay more for FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR IMMI the money they borrow and on tha New York State Thruway, and spokesman teat.HIM - m. — IM.Kint Seat 33. 1*9* as splrallng crude oil prices ENROLLMENTS EatlmaeM I. Resident Puplri Actual Actual have pushed up the price of David Alexander said the I. Pupils Sant to Other Districts inio vims road is "seriously consider- a. To Reaular Programs petroleum-based asphalt pav- b To Special Education Pri- 1.0 ing by nearly Jl percent over ing a toll Increase" to help 1. Pupils In Stata facilities no pay for a $150 million re- 4. Privet* School Placement..... u.o the last year. > 5. Pupils Received no habiUtation program. 4.0 a. Total (Line 1 +4+11 U.S. gasoline use fell 5 percent from 1978 to 107V. The "We've got to get some REVENUES . Energy Department predicts new dough," said Alexander, who added the Thruway does 1t7H1 Incraata gasoline use will fall 2.4 per- lected In 197«. finance branch. Anticipated I Decrees*) cent more In 1M0 as prices Revenues from state fuel not "expect to get back to According to analyst present revenues until around anc* 7/1/7) (Per Audit Report).. continue to rise and as new- taxes, which now average George P. Oregono of the llevaa*** (ran L*c*J leatxaa lMlorlatt." Tax Levy Balance (Caa. Adi.) n.ni.oo car fuel mileage Improves. about 14 cents a gallon, had brokerage firm of Prescott, Prior Yri Tax Levy Balance... n.m.oo Ten statei raised fuel tax- iu.ni.oo) 4,441,434.00 A doubling of foreign been rising at a 5 percenl-a- Ball tV Turben, toll roads used I la« Lavy .. 9.447.O44.00 i.WM4M 4.441.414 00 es last year, said Gladstone, Tuition , 17,110.00 V, 110.00 crude oil prices and other fac- year rate in 1876-78 for pleasure driving and those ujys.no Mltcallameut.... iw.cm oo tors pushed the average price The slowdown also is af- in rural areas have been while others are planning 1UB-TOTAL S.eUOMOO 41,104 00 4J44.341.00 4.JII.J47.0* 4.910.947.00 7,n4*UOO of a gallon of regular leaded fecting revenues (ram the 4- hardest hit by the traffic boosts in 1M0 In Florida, a Egualliatlon AM 4.7tt,*31.00 111 .101.00) 4,110,014 00 J.IU.MtOO 1,101,444 00 I.OU.1I100 gasoline up by nearly 40 cents cents-a-gallon federal levy on decline, while roads with «0% Aporoved Treiu XI.7U.0O (1i.144.00l IM.e71.0O 111.171 DO 171,171.00 m.*n.*» gubernatorial commission C*l*uorlcal Aids 9*3.0*0.00 1114.001 934.100.00 n4.Ut.It I4J4.7O4 00 last year to $1.06. The price gasoline and dleael fuel, with heavy commuter and com- 44.43*00 Other State Aids UMOX 31.411 00 ra.utoo te.nxoo could bit $1.52 by the end of collections in the fiscal year mercial traffic are leas at- has recommended raising tne (11.1*4 001 1.S7MU.0O tJ7l.stf.0t Ull.a1l.tl tj43411.it SUB-TOTAL 9.9*1.714.00 1880, according to the Energy ended last Sept. SO of »N feeted. , State's • cents a-gallon gasoline tax by 4 cents. It 44.000 00 M71.M 11.471.00 TO.IISOO 7O.tU.0O M4O0 00 Department. billion - 2.2 percent ahead of The Pennsylvania 141.000.00 (73.044.00) • 1U.eS4.00 114447,00 IM44700 147,777 M. The Federal Highway Ad those for fiscal 1978 said the new tax rate shoald 11,77] DO IMAM Turnpike logged a 6 percent M4.au to be allowed to rise with climb- tM. Hid [Handicapped J-l) 'U'lESS 111,710 OO 141.147.00 141,141.00 ministration estimates state "We expect considerable drop in traffic last year. In Other IBIIInoual. Mldrent. IVC M.MU TMW.K Ji.ltlOO ing prices fa) keep revenues fuel tax collections na- decreases" in federal fuel- niinoii, traffic on rural and SUs).TOTAL ; , 1BMM.0O 14M1100 51741100 HI,SHOO 141.111 CO 44144100 from dropping as sales fall. 14.7n.H4JQ. tionwide totaled fS.8 billion tax revenues this year, said interstate roads was down by TeUI Came*, ana 11*1.771.00 mtw.ot 11,101. Ill .00 11,117.404 00 111040441 But last year's Increases last year, a slim 0.9 percent Edward Gladstone, chief of about 10 to 10 percent last ahead of the ».7 billion col- the administration's highway summer from levels of a year didn't always work as In- I Lew 4J.*! UU 43.W1O0 W.eM.00 1170400^00) 10411.04 411,174 Ji tended. IU> TOTAL 43.W9.M U.KS.00 101.4*100 (170400.001 SH417 00 Pennsylvania had hoped a Capital Outlay AH.. St.1U.00 M.11J0U 45401.00 49.tt3.00 1141400 2-cent boost to 11 cents a TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY.. IB.1J0 JO IIMMMI SM.Jtt.OO (17041040) 3**.9M.N eti.TJtJt gallon in the state's gasoline Bill on casino panel tax would add $100 million to Local Tan Law 17t.W.0O 374.WUO 147 Jill 40 M74I1M 3CL41t.il the state's coffers. Officials SUBTOTAL 174.W0O 174,»7O0 j.ijai.00 347JMI00 now believe that the state Btveaaa frem Slate taara will fall >» million short of 171.tll.0O 171.11100 1H4M.00 391431.00 ai4*4.t> DeWServlc.AloTyp.ll Its ISM million gasoline tax 74M1I0O 74*4H« 7H4H.00 ntMtm 7U.tlt.lt faces hearing today TOTAL OIBT SlUVICB 11.711,717.00 lttJM.OO 11,071.110.00 14.411.17100 117(400.11) 14JSJ.171.O1 14.115.7t4.0I revenue goal for toe year end Tetal »•»•••• All TRENTON (AP) -. A Ing June 30 • Sublect to Aseaal the committee, has ex- Kenneth MacDonald of APPROPRIATIONS Byrne administration bill to pressed doubts about the Haddonfleld resigned his "The public has now re- H7sV7» revamp the New Jersey legislation unless it Is drawn part-time commission post aliied that not only Pen- Tremlers In/ Revised 1170-71 1I71OI Tret-.. Casino Control Commission nsylvania but the entire oa J-l CURRENT EXPENSE (Trans. Out) Approp. E'Ptndlturet Approp (Trent. Oe*, to protect the future of Com- after be reportedly took part faces scrutiny at a public mission Chairman Joseph P. of a 1100,000 payoff from FBI Uon will never again haw tha Art 11UB7.00 1*3417.00 170445.00 It*.Ml .00 K0.7140C Buslm 1lt.1tt.00 1n.1tt.00 119411.00 M0.440 1H,1*1 00 bearing before a legislative Lordl. agents posing as aides to an abundant supplies of gas they Dlttrlbotlve Education 3049000 11.10100 14,04! 00 14.44100 3Mt9.0> were once used to," said a 1.740471 00 1.7*3.47100 1.714,744 00 1,740.14100 1,7*0.1*140 IJM.O4400 committee today. Codey claims recent al- Arab sheik. 111,44100 100,411.00 100401.00 l»0 44401 9174*9.0* As lead witness, state At- legations of influence-peddl- spokesman for Gov. Dick Health Occupellons Ed. 10,190.00 »,110.00 19.441.00 33.lt9.00 31.7*9.00 Lordi also was tied to Haaltn ano Safety In Dally Living. torney General John Degnan ing by persons close to the Abscam when it was reported Thomburgh's Energy Coun- Ptiyslcal Ed end KacraaHan. 3*I447.U 117,4*4 00 4I3.9H.OO 44t.l4t.00 441,14*00 4*14*4.(0 is expected to express strong commission have not been cil. Home acanamk*.... t3.lS5.00 11,11100 103. moo 119.910.00 111,110 00 104.4*4 01 that U.S. Sen. Harrison Industrial Arts. »....,. IJ7.S45.00 197,949.00 19*493.00 117,410.00 117430.03 UO.74VO0 support for the plan to make sufficient grounds for an Williams Jr., D-N.J., told In addition, consumers are Mathtmatlci...... 710.197.00 710,117 00 711.514.00 worried "they Just wont Music mtH.oo 304409.09 3O7.S79.00 140,41100 the five-member gaming automatic change to a full- agents the chairman helped Genarel Sciences H4.1110O Jtl.711 00 44144100 7*1491.00 board a full-time operation. time board. have the money today for Office Occupations.. 114*3.00 104*100 10470.00 ii.no 00 M mm him save %i million on a Social Scl /Social Shi_ 444,407 00 444,40700 441.017 00 ASS 7*4.70*00 7U.SS1O9 He is among nearly XI wit- Lordi, who earns M0.0O0 casino development plan. gas," said analyst Terry Technical Education.. 14O9.00 1,70100 J.3J3.0O J.333.00 U4U.M Trad* * Industrial Occup 171.040 157.09S.00 114.414 K nesses scheduled to testify annually as the commission's The reform bill is the first Wolfe of the brokerage tease 47.440 00 1I4.4O4.00 115.470 00 SeUty and Driver Ed 47440.03 474*0.00 71.133.00 •1JH40 before the Assembly State full-time chief, and three re- of Bache Haltey Stuart Cocurrlcular Actlvltla*. H...... 1M497.00 IM4J7.00 154,1*4.00 117.H100 117,141.00 prong in Byrne's reform Klnderoanan.., 1J1.O7J.0O 197,443.00 144,114.00 ittjl.OO 141.774.00 Government Committee. malnlng casino com- package be hopes will restore Shields Inc. SUB-TOTAL J401.0I4.00 5.734,7»t.O0 4.in.iuoo Assemblyman Richard J. missioners also are public confidence in the New Mexico relies heavily 54,411.00 74,700.00 74.7Ot.lt Codey, D-Essex, chairman of scheduled to testily casino Industry. on a 7 cenu-t gallon gasoline 41JH.00 94440.00 J4440 00 U.tn.Ot tax to finance Its highway de- 44.4*0.00 44,171.00 44,17100 14.177,00 The bill also would t u.gto.00 11.719 00 — Downgrade powers of partment budget, but saw tax voc. Handlcumd. 334tt.eO the commission chairman by collections drop to $27 3 huurolooicallv Impaired 14,44100 S:SS Perceptually Imoalred.. 17,ill 00 SS.S replacing many of his aiscre- million In the second half of KmOIHMUJIIEmotionallyV "'"™"DltlrlbutM,™ . • •r- 11 51.134 00 Bennett opens Communication Hendtcmil tioniry powen with full 1979 from $19.1 million a year Home IntlrucIMn 14.441.00 (141*40 Resourc. Room 141494 119409 00 board votes _^^^^^ earlier. Sucpiermrrterv and •vaa •This really put a crimp -Provide a $85,000 annual Speech Instruction 11,300 00 legislative office In our budget," and forced Jtt.11100 5*4.714.00 4I1.17S.O0 1UITOTAL 4*1,179.00 743.933.00 salary for the chairman and the department to cut back EATONTOWN - Assemblyman John O. Bennett $40,000 each for four other "In some very Important III, RrMonmouth, announced the opening of his commissioners. areas" Including main- Evening Vocational.. Legislative office at One Main Street, Eatontown. BUB-TOTAL — Empower the governor tenance and road building, "This is the first time in many years that an to appoint a retired Superior said Highway Administrator Summer Proorams. Assembly legislative office has been located in the Curriculum Supervision t Court Judge or a Supreme FredO'Chesky. m.nt easterTjpartofDistrictll.'Bennettsald. , Inllrucllonal Staff Tral Court Justice to serve for in- In lanilsjana. an I cents-a- Library "With Assemblywoman (Marie S.) Mulder's terim, six-month terms* on gallon gasoline tax yielded Media.. legislative office located in Freehold, and my SUB-TOTAL... the commission. $164.9 million in the year end- legislative office located in Eatontown, we will be able ing In June 1978, and $171 Attend. 1 Soc. Work to provide our constituents with greater access to our — Require legislators to Guidance Services disclose whether they have tTillHnn in the year ending In Hearth Services.. resources and services," Bennett said. received any complementary June 1979. But revenues are Child Study Team Bennett said that his office will be open Monday expected to fall to $170.4 SUB-TOTAL services from any casinos in through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. million In the current fiscal Atlantic City. Board 01 Education 1,1(4.704.00 Bennett encouraged all of his constituents to visit year. DlitrlclwlO. Admin 10744(40 his office to familiarize themselves with the available Others testifying include School Administration (13.991.00 Pfenning R.saarch, resources. Information available includes senior Daniel O'Hern, Byrne's chief Development, and Evaluation 1,411.00 9.411.00 5.M7.0O 4470.00 1470.00 Facilities Acquisition citizens prescription drug program forms and counsel; William Downey, and Construction 04.917.00 04,117.00 7!,IJ4OO 1(3,931.09 Mobil 1*3.93*00 151^17 00 booklets, homestead rebate and tax forms, student executive director of the Fiscal Services 111,141.00 Hl.lt9.00 133,213.00 141.440 00 14!,440,00 K04U Food Services _ 7.500.00 7.909.09 1,714DO 1400.00 340040 financial aid information and forms and general in- Atlantic City Casino Hotel- Infernal Servlcas 9431.00 9,411.00 4,*f9.O0 4411.09 Ml 1.00 74SI.lt formation on a variety of state programs. Assoclatlon; Robert Information Services 14417 00 2443740 23,547.00 40477.09 4t.477.0t 93.11040 Operation and Maintenance "This office is being paid for by the taxpayers and Martinez, director of the refinery of Plant „_. 1,344419.00 (1.141.00) 1,141,444 00 1.317.000.00 1,317,4*0.00 1.317,440.00 1.9*0494.00 Pupil Transportation Services. 337,174.00 (41491.00) 101419.00 343.017.09 3414*741 exists for their use, and I sincerely want my consti- state Division of Gaming En- 121,771.00 m.nt.oo 4*147241 Staff Services. 11f.7lt.0t 1.1*0.00 1474*3.00 1474(341 I74.1O.00 Oat* Processing Service* 1490.00 1490.09 117.454.00 34,000.00 3440040 tuents to avail themselves of the office and its re- forcement, and Robert'Van f 4? « f f*If tf**aV *7S.0O 31440.01 SUB-TOTAL 34te.N1.00 11.00) 1.41IJI0O0 3449410.00 4.IH.O94.00 4,114494.00 4.*S3J23.00 spurces," Bennett said. Buren, chairman of the *« »*• «**'»• Midlantic National Bank. PAULSBORO (AP) - A i Tuition Special 1*441000 13*410.00 141490.00 174.41S.0O 104491.00 TultkmState Fecllltlet 44,754.00 strike by about 1,200 workers • 1*4410.00 11*41040 M1450.00 174,411 M 174439,00 2X413.00 at the Mobil Oil Corp. was the > sixth refinery strike in the - Sluoent Body Activities... 27,949.00 37,949.00 ii.on.oo N. 734.00 Commuter bus plan Delaware Valley area, of- SUB-TOTAL 17,949.00 37,1*9.09 ii.tn.o. 31.734.00 J^tMtlal PrillIW Plt»lll/lellaV»J0>4l~ ficials said yesterday, f P.L. 14-4(3 (Vocational) 47.1U.00 11.1(3.00 f3.lK.00 70.flJ.01 Mobil workers walked off r PL. WHO (Title II 73.794.00 174.971.00 144,770.00 11*417.00 the Job early Saturday morn- A P.L. 11-300 ITHI* IV () 11441.00 31449.00 11,049.00 ri M 1*1 Minim.Meal 1014*9.00 2414»5.00 m.441.00 143,747.03 ing nowhere fast ing after negotiations failed a SUB-TOTAL „ _ 144404.00 933404.00 M>.444.00 - HI.SHOO to produce a settlement in a >- S.C.E.-Salaries. UJ4H.00 (114.00) 1U.tH.00 1tt.atl.00 in.fif.oo TRENTON (AP) - More officials said. But inflation wheelchair requirements will re-opener clause in a two- • SC.E Other Expanse*.... H407.00 21497.00 214*1.00 4,030,» than a year after promising has sent the cost of new buses cut the number of buses they BlllnoualSalerles 1.140.00 1.140.00 9,740.00 7.(40.00 year contract. The members il gillnoualOther Exp. 1,131.00 i.tn.oo to replace 1,100 commuter soaring to such an extent that can buy by about 15 percent of the Independent Oil i- Nrjnpubllc TMM4I. 13.3*5 00) 10.140.00 10,140.00 10,1*9.00 buses. New Jersey the state may be able to buy NoneuBllc Auxlllarv Service... 11.145.00 11.745.00 I0.745.O0 114*100 and cut seating capacity by 4 Workers Local 8431 con- /, NonpuMIc Hand, Services. ll.tH.OO 31.tH.00 ll.tH.OO 11,337.00 transportation officials say only 180 new coaches, they Other 574H.00 to « seats each » tlnued to picket yesterday, 34J3V0O 574*4.00 14.710.00 not one new bus has been added. SUBTOTAL 73JII40 H3444.00 333444.00 3714U.09 State Transportation Com- union officials said. jf ordered and far fewer can be Last month, Los Angeles missioner Louis J. Gambac- The local is an affiliate of lc afforded than were an- '"•"»O0 "1-49340 94f.900.00 [170J0040I 3ff.900.00 4*1.790.00 transit officials received a cinl has said that NJ Transit the Oil, Chemical and Atomic '33.1».0D 111.493.00 9H,900.00 117040040) ticipated. low bid of $141,280 per bus for quy try to get a waiver from Workers International. rs 319400.09 JI 9400.00 The governors of New 910 new buses similar to the the federal rules. But as of About 1,300 workers iy 3M41t.OO 21441IA ;;»s York and New Jersey signed ones being sought by New last week no such waivers walked off the Job Saturday e- 74141*00 74141100 legislation in 1979, clearing Jersey. The low bid for a 3tt.334.00 13,003,191.00 13,194413,00 14423,173.00 had been applied for, Robins at Sun Oil Company's re-i., the way for the purchase of smaller U9-bus order came finery in Marcus Hook, Pa., m, • (11441.00) " new buses with $140 million In In even higher, $146,100. said. One transit system has officials said. In addition, ve 13473,130.00 excess Hudson River bridge A meeting was to be held other OCAW workers have at • includei Tax Levy Bal*nc*4n,»31.».. • Subl*ctto*pp*al. already bad its waiver re- and tunnel tolls. this week in Trenton to assess been striking since Jan. 8 at us quest turned down, the state RtCAPITULATIOM OP •ALAKCH New Jersey Gov. Brendan the situation, said Martin E. the BP Refinery in Marcusrp. T. Byrne predicted at the Robins, acting executive transit official added. And a Hook and the Texaco Corp.rd, (Jll laaclalpfel. Capital Reserve time that 1,166 buses would director of NJ Transit, the federal court decision last refinery In West Deptford, Currant Exp. Outlay Fund Fra*Approprlatlon(*lafi<.e.*/30/71(frOrnth4iAudll) . 5(1*1471.00) be purchased to replace all state transit corporation. month upheld the authority of N.J., officials said. m regular route buses In the One of the problems in ap- U.S. TransportaUon SecrUry A strike try 375 workers tty state that were more than U proving design specifications Nell Goldschmldt to require also is under-way at the Getty ire The 19SM1 Current Expense Budget Includes a total of $2,733,593.00'alocated to Improvement Programs as years old. The cost then was has been the controversial the lifts. Oil refinery in Delaware estimated at $119,000 each. Oe*AM NAMI ORADS/aHADI C area of wheelchair access to Robins said most of his City, Del. ,n, (aitc Skills rowtn 93.5(0444 00 A* me 4*11 Snl Blimaual/Enolliliai* K-11 2tJU4( New York ordered its public buses, officials said. attention In recent months Healti K-ll U4t>:00 buses within two months, of- Federal miss require the has been on setting up the At Mobil, managementnel Mathematics III 140040 fcf K-11 17,9*140 ficials said. Bogged-down lifts, estimated at $15,000 new transit corporation, an* supervisory personnel to IrnalpmarHatlan K T*i Msn.aer K-11 37.1H40 negotiations delayed New each, on new buses. established to own and 'were filling In for strikers to nv TOTAL APPfrOPeiATMSet*. 93.731,9*9.00 Jersey officials from placing keep operations going, a com- in- Marcus ' Officials of NJ Transit operate New Jersey's bus and since last September, believe the federal rail system. pany spokesman said. No in- cidents were reported. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. MARCH 3,1980 The Daily Register 19

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VES.. I SAW HIM A FEW PAYS A6O. *FOK tm 6HOVT WK) WAIK6. 20 The Dskily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, MARCH 3, i960 Officials focusing on supply, side of economics By GLENN RITT ability to saw for the future, - combined Aloog these same lines, great* volume of WlvWual taxes alone could bring infla- of this approach right now between supply or to invest in our futures, tt with federal spending cuts supply siders advocate re- and corporate income to tai. tion down 1 percent without In His presidential elec- It la a balance 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - tion year, the "aafnly side" Why save money U double- lifts us Into higher tax These tax schemes would duced inheritance taxes and •ay supply siders. changing the unemployment brackets and mothers our in- attack the "supply side" of less government regulation. The Joint Economic Com- rate at aU. argument la taking 01 toward controlling the digit inflation eats away the political Import, with Re- interest payments? Why centive to work and pro- the economy — favoring pro- They also repudiate wage and mittee used a mathematical The supply side argument economy by controlling duce." duction of goods and services price controls because they computer model by Data Re- is not liberal or conservative, agan's economic advisers federal spending and con- work harder to earn more s calling it the "—««IIM of wagei or profit if most of the This argument has led over consumption, which is would reduce Incentive. sources Inc., an economic Republican or Democrat The sumption. Now, it may begin Kemp and others to propose a the "demand side." Supply aiders believe that forecasting Him, to illustrate Joint Economic Committee, hope" versos President to lean more toward money is lost to higher taxa? Carter's" economics of Hie impact of these ques- 30 percent tax cut over three "Supply siders" believe with more production, the the "supply siders" point. for example, la a bipartisan stimulating production tions is partly revealed in the years - a position adopted that significant cuts in the supply of goods and services The model concluded that group. through incentives," be said alarming decline in the na- recently by Republican pre- tax rate • lead to greater increases — staying ahead of conventional "demand side" Republicans and con- 'In reality, - tion's rate of savings and pro- sidential candidate Ronald economic growth. It boosts demand. This helps solve not policies would have to drive servatives In the past trad) and demand side Dym says Ike major Im- ductivity, say many Reagan. people's desire to work, save only inflation, but also the unemployment rate to 7.S tionally opposed tax reduc- are not contradictory," says pacts of Urge tax cuts on economists and public of- It Is s reason Congress' and Invest — as opposed to economic stagnation. percent for the next five tions. Today, many now stand Richard Dym. vice president productivity will take at least ficials. Joint Economic Committee spending for more luxurious, Eventually, the faster years to produce a 1 percent at the vanguard of the tax cut of Evans Economics, a three years In Ike mean- consumer-oriented items, or Washington-based forecast- time, nmrirrt* ifrr*-* will Incentive is being sapped .last week proposed a US growing economy will in- drop in inflation movement. Democrats and billion tax cut — eveniy speculating in real estate and crease government revenues On the other hand, a »10 liberals backed tax slashes in ing firm. be stimuUted by reductions by the "unholy alliance" commodities. in Individual taxes. between inflation and the pro- divided between businesses because there will be a billion reduction in business the past, but most are leery ••It is not at all a total gressive tax system, pro- fessor and commentator Irv- ing Kristol says. "Hie combination of the two is horrendous," adds Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y. \ "Even as Inflation saps our Two hurt in Rumson accident RUMSON - Two drivers are listed in fair condition at Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, following a three-car, accident at the intersection of Ward Avenue and Rumson! Road early yesterday morn-1 ing. A car driven by Anthony J.. Pandolfi, 260 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, and another vehicle driven by Marybeth E. Daly of Greentree Terrace, Lin- croft, collided head-on yesterday at approximately 1:80 a.m. at the intersection, according to police. Another car driven by Barry F. FUgg of 166 Coo-j over Lane, Red Bank, struck, Pandolfi's car from behind,, but FUgg and his passenger were not injured, police said. $ The Daly car, which was For 2028 under Datsun 810. travelling west on Rumsoo Road from Sea Bright, col-! 'Based on manuf sugg prices for bose models with lided with the Pandolfi vehi- auto trans, no A/C. Monte Carlo with 3.8 liter, V-6 cle as the Daly car crossed engine Datsun with 2 4 liter, 6-cyl engine. the double yellow lines that separate each lane, police re- .) I port. $ Patrolman John Hen- dricka, who arrived on toe For 1604 under VW Dasher. scene at 1:52 a.m., sum- "Based on manuf sugg prices for base models with moned the Rumson First Aid auto trans, no A/C. Monte Carlo with 3.8 liter, V-6 Squad, which transported Daly to Riverview Hospital. ( engine. Dasher, with I 6 liter, 4-cyl engine. Additional assistance from the Highlands First Aid Co. was required to remove Pan- dolfi from his car, according to police. For'688 under Honda Accord IX With the use of the 'Based on manuf sugg prices for bose models with Highlands' "Jaws of life," a outo trans, no A/C. Monte Cc*rlo with 3.8 liter, V-6 'hydraulic jack, Pandolfi was engine Hondo with T.8 liter, 4-cyl engine. freed from his car at approx- imately IN am and also taken to Riverview, police said. Daly has been served a For *2838 under Toyota Cressida. summons for reckless driving 'Based on manuf sugg prices for base models with with additional charges still auto trans. Monte Carlo with 3.8 liter, V-6 engine, pending, police said.. no A/C. Toyota with 2.6 liter, 6-cyl engine, A/C. •••• ••••mi i " ' " Births Bent the IHIIHIMIIIMlllllimillllimilUMIIIHIIIIIII MONMOUTH MEDICAL foreigns, I Long Branca Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Delaney (Manila B. Dolan) beat 218 Norwood Ave., Avon, son, Feb. J». inflation Mr. and Mrs. Louis Juliano (Kathleen Patterson) M4 Westwood Ave., Long Branch, son, Feb. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arminius Young (Carmen Santos) 111 Seventh Ave., Long Branch, son, Feb. 24. Sharon L. Wikfors, 56 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst, daughter, Feb. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Popo (Donna WooUey) S61 Patten Ave., Long Branch, son, Feb. S. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson (Angela Nastasi) 11 Johnson PUce, Port Mon- mouth, son, Feb. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruf- falo (Judith Baylock) 28 Willow Drive, son, Feb. It. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Rosen- grant (Cecilia A. West) Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, son, Feb. B. \ Mr. and Mrs.) Daniel Slover (Linda Curley) 114 Beachway, Keansburg, son, Feb.* Mr. and Mrs-Joel Bueb (Patricia Farrell) SIS Bridlemere Ave., Interlaken, daughter, Feb. 26. JERSEY SHORE MEDICAL CENTER . Nentane Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cam- panile (Joyce Gerspemler), 1631 Melville St., Ocean, ion, Feb. ». Mr. and Mrs Michael MoUninl (Lillian Ryan), 115 Edwards Drive, Freehold, daughter, Feb. ft. Mr. nod Mrs. William Cor. nine (Nancy Neaka), 1411 Webb St, Asbury Park, Ma, Fst. S.