Sun brings out the crowds

It's even in Webster's Dictionary. The warm dry weather caused a as firemen stayed alert for other reports 1 . Spring fever: " A lazy or reiUeu number of problems for area fire de- of brush fires. feeling often associated with the onset partments, who responded to numerous of spring." "The wanner weather comes along, brush fires. everything's dry," the spokesman said. Weather watchers say that yester- According to police, firefighters ' "Someone flicks a cigarette out the day's high temperature of 77 degrees did were kept busy all day as they put out window and before you know it, you not set a record, but it brought out fires in Middletown, Manalapan, Tinton have a brush fire." boardwalk strollers of all sizes. Falls and Union Beach. Traffic was reported to be heavy on Area residents took down their Middletown police reported that they the Garden State Parkway as storm windows, put up their screens and responded to approximately five fires beachcombers made their way to the basked in the sunshine on what was so during one hour and numerous other shore. State police said, though, there far the wannest day of 1981. grass blazes throughout the day in the were no traffic problems due to the township. crowds. The warmest March 29 on record was in 1945 when the mercury hit 89, A grass fire on Hope Road in Tinton Temperatures should be slightly according to the National Weather Ser- Falls was typical of what firemen cooler today, according to The Reg- vice. throughout the county had to contend ister's weather observer Paul Croft. with yesterday. The high is expected to be from 60 to 05 While most residents declined to The 10-minute blaze was what one degrees, he said. The windy mild weath- awlmr nm» ft Lmm ftn* swim in ocean temperatures of 41 police official described as being "the er may be accompanied by occasional LIKE A LAMB— The old proverb about March held took advantage of the mild weather. The mercury hit a degrees, area beaches were bustling. size of a bathroom," and raged briefly showers. true yesterday as boardwalk strollers In Long Branch high of 77 degrees, the highest so far this year. The Daily Register Uoumou111 County's Greal Home Newspaper VOL.103 NO. 227 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1981 20 CENTS

'Rights' threat County officials fume seen By KATHY SELIGMAN over Gateway plans LINCROFT - The leg- islative director for the By PAMELA JAMS New Jersey Civil Liberties A Reagan Administration proposal to turn national parks, Union warned yesterday of including the Gateway National Recreation Area, over to an "ominous resonance" state and local governments and to encourage private en- between conservative leg- terprise within the parks has local and county officials islation on the federal and fuming. • state levels. The Reagan budget would propose to eliminate funding for Judy Murciano said af- national park lands, but Secretary of the Interior James G. ter a speech at the Unitar- Watt has elaborated on the ramifications of such a budgetary ian Church on West Front move. Specifically, Watt has said he would propose to give Street that conservative private concessionaires a greater role In park administration. legislators who made gains In the Gateway area, which spans a 26,000-acre stretch in the November elections from Sandy Hook to Jamaica Bay in Queens, the plan would are "addressing an agen- mean certain confusion at best, according to officials. At da that is rolling back worst, they say, a beautiful national resource would "be some of the gains made diminished by less bountiful care and increased commercial over the past two decades" interests. on a variety of "human "It would be like giving up the gold at Fort Knox, ' said rights" issues. Gordon N. Litwin, a Little Silver attorney, who is vice "There is not a full un- president of the 15-member bl-state Gateway Advisory Com- derstanding of the whole mission. The commission is charged with long-range planning range of represslvt>legisla- for the area. tion that has comejlp," she "The tradition of the National Park Service is to preserve said. "It has to do with and furnish quality recreational facilities," Litwin said. everybody." "We've seen that In Sandy Hook. The whole concept of Murciano said the Gateway is as a national asset," Litwin added. "The land is a ACLU, which has 8,000 true natural resource and I think it important that it be members in New Jersey, is preserved for public use." concentrating its lobbying Litwin added that he expects the proposal to be discussed efforts in the areas of "re- •Hliui •»«• kv Carl rtrim at Its monthly meeting today and that he would be prepared to productive JrifMs," the Judy Murciano tee* conservative threat introduce a resolution voicing united commission opposition death penalty, mandatory to the plan. school prayer and farm- physicians to supply pros- taken a strong stand Derickson W. Bennett, a Fair Haven resident who is the worker righto. She said., pective abortion patients against measures to president of the 5,000-member American Littoral Society that in each of these areas with a booklet containing strengthen the death penal- surmised that if the area were to be under state or local conservative legislation in alternatives to abortion. ty, Murciano said. In this jurisdiction, the first obvious change would be financial. Congress has inspired sim- The measure also would instance, also, there is the "I think people would have to pay a fee," Bennett said, ilar legislation from state require that a physician re- pattern of federal legisla- "because it would represent an enormous financial burden on legislators. port an abortions per- tion followed by state leg- the state. Annual operating costs for the entire Gateway area Strategy by the orX formed to the state Health islation, she said. are estimated at $8.4 million. ganization includes not > Department. On the federal level, a only letter writing and pub- Murciano said these re- measure has been in- See Gateway, page 1 lic information campaigns, quirements would in- troduced which would but also attempts to stall terfere with a doctor's con- enact the death penalty for legislation before Congress fidentiality with patients. murder, kidnapping, air- by putting up expert wit- "It is ironic," she said, plane hijacking and of- nesses and encouraging "that the new right that fenses where death has not American shot by hijackers filibuster, she said. complains about the feder- resulted but which have re- Murciano said the al intrusion into state sulted in espionage or BANGKOK, Thailand were not known were among mands. But an Indonesian the plane. One of the bullets He told officials after be fled ACLU is fighting a number rights has no compunction treason. (AP) - PoUce sharpshooters 55 hostages reported still DC-10 landed at a military lodged in bis spine, but after that the hijackers ranged In of bills now in Congress about government in- "When it comes to the surrounded a commandeered aboard the Garuda Indo- field adjoining the airport It was removed bis son In age from 10 to 40 and were which would ban legal trusions into women's Senate floor," she said, Indonesian jetliner today as nesian Airlines DC-9 at Bang- last night carrying the na- California said he was told armed with machine guns, rights." abortion. She said that "it is going to get an the hijackers, armed with kok's Don Muang airport. tion's deputy intelligence "there probably was no per- grenade* and dynamite. similar biUs in the state She said that the No- enormous fight. When it machine guns, explosives and A British captive escaped chief, and the Bangkok Post manent damage." Legislature would require vember elections "were comes to the House Judi- Indonesia's reported agree- yesterday through an emer- reported Indonesian com- Schneider is the chief In- The plane was on a flight that physicians performing not a mandate against ciary Committee it will get ment to free 84 dissidents, gency exit as airport workers mandos were on board. donesian representative of an from Jakarta to Medan, an abortion on * an-unmar- abortion," that polls con- an even more difficult talked about taking the plane refueled the plane, seized by Thai Prime Minister oilfield supply company, the Sumatra, when it was com- ried minor report the abor- ducted since the election time." to another country. the gunmen Saturday on a Prem Tinsulanond said the Milchem Co. of Houston., mandeered. It stopped briefly tion to the patient's pa- show a majority of more On the state level, she An American shot by the domestic flight. intelligence official, Benny It was not known whether at Penang, Malaysia, then rents. than 80 percent favors le- said, a bill has been In- hijackers yesterday was re- A Thai government Moerdani, asked for per- Schneider was attempting to flew to Bangkok, where the gal abortion. Another law in the state troduced that would re- ported in stable condition at a spokesman said the Indo- mission to use force to duplicate the escape of a gunmen demanded the re- Legislature would require The ACLU has also See Conservative*, page I Bangkok hospital. Two other nesian government agreed to "clear up the problem" British employee of his com- lease of 20 people from Indo- Americans whose names meet all the hijackers' de- before it was shifted to anoth- pany, Robert Wainwright, 27. nesian prisons. er country. But Prem said he replied that the use of force would depend on how violent the hijackers became. Poland's Politburo The Inside Story The Indonesian govern- Tell editor what ment has said the hijackers are members of a "certain THE WEATHER illegal movement." Sources in Jakarta, the Indonesian yofi think tonight hopes to halt Windy «nd mild with scattered showers and possibly a capital, identified the move- thanderstorm today Into this eveaiag. Highs M to tS. ment as Komando Jihad, an Six days a week, the Daily and Sunday Register speak beat up 23 union leaders March 19. It staged a WARSAW, Poland (AP) - The Com- Complete report, page 3. outlawed guerrilla group ded- to their readers on an enormous range of topics. If you munist Party's Central Committee gave Its four-hour warning strike Friday and called a live in Eatontown, it's your turn to speak tonight from 8 An Landers M icated to turning Indonesia ruling Politburo a vote of confidence early general strike for tomorrow in support of its to 10 p.m. in the Register's Com- Dr. Joyce Brother!..... II into a Moslem state. today and ordered It to meet immediately demands for the dismissal of officials It munity Room, One Register Plaza, Woods lead Florida to title I After being told by Thai with workers in the nation's factories hi an blames for the police action. Shrewsbury. apparently attempt to head off the general It was the first police violence against the Hooisers-Tar Heels set to go... a officials of Indonesia's agree- ment to their demands, the Register President and Editor strike called for tomorrow by the independ- independent labor movement reported since Arthur Z. Kamin will be sharing ent Solidarity labor federation. the nationwide strike wave last summer. hijackers said they would an- nounce a new destination and thoughts and ideas with readers in The 140-member committee also adopted Solidarity leader Lech Walesa and Deputy Advice.. 15 DAILY REGISTER takeoff time today, a Thai the second of the countywide "Cof- Premier Mieczyslaw Rakowski were sched- Aits II PHONE NUMBERS spokesman said. But it was fee With the Editor" series. Tonight uled to resume negotiations today on the Births... ..7 not known if another nation is Eatontown's turn. Subsequent union's demands after a recess yesterday. Baslaess... . i Mala Office Related stories, page 4 would accept them or the coffees will be in other municipal- Warsaw Radio said the Central Commit- Classified IMS Toll Free (71-MM freed prisoners. ities served by The Register. tee's resolution called on party members "to Comics II Toll Free...... MM1W The hijackers shot Ameri- Arfk.r7 K.ml. T°P'CI f°r d1"1™1"1 WU1 •* a resolution calling on workers to press for counteract the influence of the enemies of Editorials I Classified Dept MM7W can businessman Karl Arunr i. umu Eatontown as a community and The dialogue with the government and to "put an socialism on individual cells of Solidarity, Lifestyle 14,11 Circulation Dept.... Schneider, a 44-year-old Register's role in covering the borough. We also will have endIto strikes," theqfficlal PAP news agency and to carry out consistent counter-action Make A Date 7 Sports Dept against the transformation of this union into Movie Timetable 13 Middletown Bnrean... 171-ttM native of Texas, In (be back a tour of our building planned after the forum for those yesterday, and he either who would like to take part. rePThTsUtement, Issued after 18 hours of a political organization causing a state of Obituaries 4 Freehold Bnrean 43I-11K jumped or was pushed out of If you have ideas for coverage, or questions about often-stormy discussion ended at 3:90 a m., social tension and anxiety." Sports M3 Long Branca Bnrean. tzt-Mlt your paper, we'd like to see you here to swap them The resolution stressed that central au- Television 13 State Bweaa.... also called for an explanation of the informally over a cup of coffee. thority and party discipline should not be Fabulous lunches at Bydgoszcz Incident that precipitated the cur- Make your ideas count, Eatontown residents. We're questioned. Cinema Classlci-'Flve Easy Vote No oa Little Silver Fromagerie. » Ridge Rd., the paper that listens. Kln^m Ubor federation Rumors circulated that the entire 10- Pieces" ft "Easy Rider' Municipal Budget, March 31. Rumsen. Tues. fashion show Mon. Arts Ctr. 747-4000. (Paid Adv.) by Renette Leonard. charges that polk* *.** ""h-trial c"y 8M CwnmuiiU, page 4 2 The I Xaily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30,1981 Jury selection set in Williams trial NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. Harrison A. The supposed Arabs were going to finance first federal politician approached, Williams Williams Jr., D-N.J., one of the Senate's the deal with a $100 million loan at favorable was the last to be indicted. most senior and powerful members, stands interest rates, according to the federal in- Both sides acknowledge that the Williams trial today on bribery-conspiracy charges dictment. The charges further allege that as case is radically different than those before Church entering lion's den stemming from the FBI's undercover Abeam part of the conspiracy Williams and the oth- it, if for no other reason than the conduct of probe, the seventh federal politician tried in ers agreed to later sell the mining company Mel Weinberg, the convicted con man em- CHARLESTON, W. Va. - With voting a day away, United the political corruption scandal. to a group of foreign businessmen for $70 ployed by the FBI to help set up the sting Mine Workers President Sam Church headed into the West Barring success of last-minute man- million. operation. Virginia coalfields today for a "real donnybrook ' with strik- uevers to delay the trial before U.S. District Prosecutors say the senator stood to ing miners who have branded a proposed new contract a Weinberg's actions during some of the Judge George C. Pratt in Brooklyn, jury make 18 percent of the sale price, or $12.6 Williams encounters were so questionable "sellout." Church was winding up a five-day tour through the selection was slated to begin late in the million, minus expenses. eastern coal states to support the proposed pact with meet- that defense lawyers for many of those al- morning from a panel of several hundred Also like the Abscam politicos who have ready convicted have used tapes of those ings here and in lleoklry. W. Va.. the hearts of the'UMW's two people. preceded him to the courtroom, Williams largest districts. early sessions in efforts to prove entrapment The trial of Williams, 61, a 22-year veter- will face a mini-series worth of government- and governmental misconduct in their The burly union president predicted tense meetings with an of the upper chamber, and longtime as- made videotapes, showing in word and pic- clients' cases. angry miners who have broken up other meetings and burned sociate Alexander Feinberg, a 72-year-old ture the numerous meetings he and his as- Last year a federal judge in Philadelphia copies of the contract. The UMW's 160,000 striking miners lawyer from Cherry Hill, N.J., is expected to sociates conducted with undercover FBI agreed and threw out the convictions of two vote tomorrow on the tentative agreement with the take as long as eight weeks to complete. agents posing as frontmen for the sheik, and Philadelphia city council members on those Bituminous Coal Operators Association. Church, who started Two other defendants have been severed: finally with "Sheik Yassir Hablb" himself. grounds. his tour with predictions that the contract would be approved Mayor Angelo Errichetti of Camden, N.J., A key government witness Is exrfected to While the government is appealing that by a two-thirds majority, said yesterday he is "still op- because of a Justice Department agreement be Henry "Sandy" Williams III, a former reversal, the other 13 people found guilty of timistic it's going to pass." not to further prosecute those convicted in newspaper publisher who is a friend of the Abscam allegations pursue their appeals to earlier Abscam cases unless they win ap- senator but not related. higher courts. Reagan home still unsold peals; and retired contractor George Katz of Sandy Williams, listed in the senator's In one of the so-called coaching sessions, PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif - President Reagan's 11- Fort Lee, N.J., said to be seriously ill. indictment as an unindlcted co-conspirator, Weinberg told Williams, who was just about rooin hillside home remains unsold after nine weeks on the Like six House members who have pre- was the original buyer of the Virginia proper- to meet the sheik: market, and a real-estate seller now says it may be "overly ceded him to the Abscam courtroom, Wil- ty the phony Arabs were supposed to "Follow me? It's all bull... That's it. It optimistic to think someone would pay $1.9 million for a bankroll. liams is accused of agreeing to introduce a Since Abscam surfaced Feb. 2, IBM, Wil- goes no farther. It's all talk. All bull It's celebrity association." The association with Reagan helps, private immigration bill on behalf of a phony a walkthrough. You should be outta there in but it truly will not be the reason a sophisticated buyer will liams repeatedly has claimed he is "totally Arab sheik. innocent," assuring friends and supporters 20 minutes. You gotta play and blow your acquire this property," said James Retz, vice president of Williams, chairman of the Senate's Labor horn. The louder you blow and mention Previews. Inc., which is listing the Reagans' ranch-style "I will survive." and Human Resources Committee until the names who you control..." SEN. HARRISON WILLIAMS home in association with Coldwell Banker Residential Real Republicans gained control in January, addi- Also like the Abscam politicos who have Estate Services. preceded him to the courtroom, Williams has The trial of WiUiams, whose term expires tionally is charged with agreeing to accept a kept up a busy business and social schedule. D-S.C, Richard Kelly, R-Fla., and Michael Several market observers believe- the custom house the concealed, free, 18 percent interest in a Vir- in 1082, will be the eighth Abscam prose- Reagans built in 1956 for $100,000 is overpriced even for this Only last month he visited Latin America as cution. Myers, D-Pa.; Rep. Raymond Lederer, D- ginia titanium mine in return for assuring the part of his Senate duties. I'a., the only Implicated member of Congress expensive oceanside bedroom community of 35,000 people. "I purported sheik he would do everything in his Others convicted here and in Washington think it's overpriced by about $500,000," said Bruce Mehner, to win re-election; an Immigration and Natu- power to obtain military contracts for the The Williams case has bean the most include former Reps. John Murphy, D-N.Y., ralization Service investigator; and a Long who operates a Century 21 real estate office in Pacific mining venture. Palisades. troublesome for the Justice Department. The Frank Thompson Jr., D-N.J., John Jenrette, Island "beefalo" salesman. Search for bodies ends COCOA BEACH, Fla. - The search for bodies amid the Senate seeking GOP stamp broken concrete and twisted metal of a collapsed five-story condominium has been halted by officials who say the 11th Reagan asking body pulled from the rubble probably is the last. The where- abouts of several workers who may have been at the building site when the collapse occurred Friday still were unknown. on all social program cuts worker support But authorities no longer believe they were pinned beneath the tons of debris. The search for bodies ended early today. WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Democrats, hoping toto wi n Chafee planned to seek restoration of about $1$1 1billion for The remains of 22-year-old Darrell Nowakowski were political if not legislative points after being unable to over- programs including elementary and secondary education, fuel WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan, beginning found yesterday afternoon, 4* hours after the accident that come the Republican majority, are trying to put a clear GOP assistance, weatherization, urban development projects, a week of personal lobbying for his economic program by one inspector termed the worst construction disaster in stamp on President Reagan's budget cuts in social programs. mass transit and community and mental health. appealing for labor support, wants workers who built Florida history. The bodies of 10 other construction workers One Republican, meanwhile, is trying to beat the Demo- On Friday, Riegle asked rhetorically "who's next" if the America to "join in rebuilding it," his spokesman says. were found Friday and Saturday. crats at their own game and restore money that Reagan wants Social Security minimum benefit is dismantled. Reagan was addressing the AFL-CIO conference of cut from some of such programs as aid to education and help "It's obvious they're (the administration) testing the building and construction traders this afternoon at a for poor people to pay fuel bills. water. ... No one on Social Security is going to be safe If they Washington hotel. Tax returns come in slowly Senate leaders plan to complete action on the $36.4 billion get away with this," Riegle said. White House press secretary James S. Brady said the WASHINGTON (AP) - WeU Into the last month of tax- budget-cutting package early this week. The administration argues that those who would be losing president's speech would point out the "failure of past paying season, the government is still waiting to near from The work was resuming today, beginning with debate on the minimum benefit either don't really need it or are economic policies and how working men and women are nearly half its contributors. As of March 20, less than four an amendment by Sen. Donald W. Riegle Jr., D-Mich , that adequately covered by other benefits. the people who suffer from inflation." weeks from the April IS deadline, federal returns were would restore $800 million in fiscal 1982 to retain the minimum Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan , said Friday that Reagan needs the Brady, briefing reporters Saturday, also quoted Re- lagging about 2.5 percent behind the pace at the same time Social Security benefit of $122 a month. reductions to "straighten out a mess that many of them agan as saying "we have not yet begun to fight" for the last year, an Internal Revenue Service spokesman said late In all, the Senate is considering a Budget Committee (Democrats) created over the years with their votes." tax cut portion of the economic package. "He feels very last week. measure that would slash $2.8 billion from the budget for the The measure under consideration in the Senate does not strongly that this program has to move forward as a But the spokesman, Tony Bombadiere, said taxpayers remainder of fiscal 1981, which ends Sept. 30, $36.4 billion for actually make the budget reductions, but instructs individual package," Brady added. "are catching up pretty rapidly" after being more than 6 fiscal 1982 and $47.7 billion for fiscal 1983. It is a virtual carbon committees to cut programs within their jurisdictions by He said Reagan's "biggest nightmare" was that percent behind the previous year's pace in February. He said copy of Reagan's proposed cuts. specified amounts. Details of achieving the cuts are left toth e Congress will change his economic program, cutting in the government had no explanation for the slower filing this Senate Minority Leader Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia committees. ' the wrong places or by the wrong amount "and then it year. IRS figures for March 20, the most recent available, said Saturday that the public will feel the pain of Republican Reagan's program, which is facing stiff opposition in the won't work and In two years everyone will be back with showed that the government had received 50.4 million income cuts and "will know who inflicted it" when they vote in the House, includes a 30 percent reduction over 3Vi yean in renewed cynicism and dashed hopes." tax returns compared with 51.7 million by the same time last 1982 elections. personal income-tax rates, and a gradual increase in the Reagan believes that "all economic recovery pack- year. The House Budget Committee, controlled by Democrats, ability of business to deduct for tax purposes the cost of plant, ages are not created equal," Brady said. still is laying the groundwork for drawing its own budget machinery and equipment. The president will spend a large share of his time this blueprint next week. But House Ways and Means Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, week lobbying for his program to slash nearly $48.6 April 10 shuttle eyed The House Ways and Means Committee, which will not D-III., said last week that the legislation emerging from his billion from the federal budget and to cut federal income CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Kennedy Space Center work- begin writing a tax-cut bill until after Easter, is continuing committee would be a one-year bill. Reagan's budget direc- taxes by 30 percent over 3tt years. tor, David A. Stockman, said the president would veto that ers are preparing for a final countdown tentatively leading to hearings this week to take testimony from various interest Besides the speech to labor, Reagan was scheduled to an April 10 launch of America's trouble-plagued space shuttle groups who have their own ideas of how taxes should be plan. s confer this afternoon and tomorrow with Republican Columbia. We feel the 10th is a viable launch date," shuttle reduced. launch director George Page said yesterday after an ex- Meanwhile, the idea of expanding the tax bill to provide members of the tax-writing House Ways and Means In two days of often-fiery Senate debate last week, Re- more Incentives for saving and investment is gaining support Committee. haustive physical inspection confirmed the success of two publicans turned back four Democratic attempts to restore critical tests of the system's silo-shaped aluminum fuel tank. money to social programs. from some moderate and liberal Democrats. On Wednesday, Reagan will make the first in a series The 73-hour launch countdown is set to start at 11: JO p.m. Byrd said the Democrats would have more amendments Reagan decided against putting the proposal in his pro- of speeches to state legislatures when he travels to EST this Sunday, Page told reporters at a briefing. The this week to restore money for mass transportation, college gram for fear It would be viewed as unduly helping the well- Springfield, 111. Additional trips will be made later next formal announcement of a launch date is not expected until a student loans, regional economic development, education and to-do. month, he added. flight readiness review, to be conducted tomorrow at Kennedy programs that help low-income people pay their energy bills. Democrats in the House and Senate are urging amend- Brady described the address to a joint session of the Space Center by National Aeronautics and Space Adminis- But Byrd, almost conceding defeat, said: "The Re- ments that would reduce taxes on capital gains, which are Legislature as having a "power to the states" theme and tration officials. publicans are standing together and they are outmaneuvering profits from the sale of stocks, land or other assets held a year at the same time plugging Reagan's proposed economic the veterans; they are outmaneuvering the school children, or longer. Capital gains generally are taxed at rates of up to2 8 program. they are outmaneuvering the old people." percent. The Democratic amendments, when combined with P People The Democrats' best chance appeared to be a plan pushed Reagan's proposed tax cut, would reduce that to as low as 12.5 Like Congress, the Illinois Legislature is under by a Republican, Sen. John H. Chafee of Rhode Island. percent. divided political control. Democrats control the Senate and Republicans the House. NEW YORK (AP) - Singer Connie Francis, in Meanwhile, Reagan is tentatively scheduled to sign a seclusion since the Greenspan sees savings crisis bill tomorrow that scraps a scheduled April 1 increase in gangland slaying of her dairy price supports. The measure, approved by Congress brother last month in WASHINGTON (AP) - Alan Greenspan, former chair- Greenspan said the cause of the current high rate of on Friday, represents the president's first major legisla- New Jersey, may emerge man of the Council of Economic Advisers, said yesterday that inflation is the widespread perception that "federal fiscal tive victory in his efforts to trim the budget. as an author, perhaps U.S. savings and loan associations and savings banks will face policies are out of control." with a movie deal in the a "major crisis" unless interest rates are brought down. The financial community and the American public in The administration says eliminating the subsidy in- works. And if President Reagan's economic program is not general believe that unless and until "borrowing of all sorts crease wUl save the federal government $147 million this The Daily News re- adopted, Greenspan said, then both high interest rates and by the federal government Is reduced, inflation will continue year and will spare consumers from price increases of ported Sunday that Miss high inflation will persist, creating "great financial havoc" rampant." 7 Mi for a gallon of milk, 10 cents for a pound of butter and Francis has been asked to in the United States The alternative to Reagan's proposals for tax cuts com- 9 cents for a pound of cheese. write about her troubles, "So long as the expectation of inflation is embodied in the bined with steep reductions in non-defense government spend- Brady said the bill will be signed tomorrow if the including a hotel-room interest rate structure, it will be very difficult to move the ing is a "very negative long-term economic outlook," he said. rape and the ensuing law- necessary technical paperwork that formally transmits economy from a state of stagnation, it will be very difficult to "We are, in effect, at a watershed." the bill to the White House is finished. Otherwise, he said, suit against Howard lower inflation," be said. Greenspan, who served as chairman of former President Johnson's in which she the Increase will take effect automatically on Wednes- Greenspan, an economic adviser to Reagan, was one of Fpj-d's Council of Economic Advisers, also expressed support day. —/ won $1.5 million. several speakers at the opening session of the annual plenary for the cpjjceptofa multi-year tax cut, which be described as Publishing sources meeting of the Trilateral Commission, a non-governmental a key toecolWrrJ1c"recovery because it serves as a constraint Toward the end of the week, Brady said, the adminis- told the News that the group aimed at promoting mutual understanding among on government spending. tration plans to announce a relief package for the U.S. singer could collect at Western Europe, North America and Japan. If the tax burdens on Americans continue to rise, "I would auto industry. He said the package will concentrate on least that much from a Ctaale Fraads After addressing a closed session, Greenspan outlined his suspect that we would find that the extraordinary consensus regulations and will not include what Reagan plans to do book, and possibly a mov- views on the current state of the American economy at a news to curb federal outlays would be significantly lessened," he about Japanese Imports. ie. rality and ethics is Amer- conference. said. Her brother, George ican leadership's fixation Franconero, was fatally with what has become shot March 6 in front of known as the bottom his North Caldwell, N.J., line," Lear said Sunday. home. Franconero, a He spoke at Northeastern Pitfalls exist in some car service contracts twice-convicted lawyer, University after accept- turned down federal pro- ing an award for defend- By LOUISE COOK car, although contracts provided by manu- contract holder." People with this kind of that a warranty doesn't? The contract and tection although author- ing First Amendment lib- Associated Press Writer facturers usually apply to new vehicles only. contract should have no trouble getting re- the warranty may overlap for a year or ities feared he would be erties. It is important to make sure that whoever pairs, despite the bankruptcy, Ms. Schmitt more. According to the FTC, most service killed because of his co- Automobile buyers looking for protection offers the service contract has enough money said, since the dealer, not North American, is contracts cost between $100 and $350 and last against big repair bills often spend extra to pay claims for repair bills. "Some com- the provider of service. anywhere from a few months to five years or operation in a mob in- SOUTH BEND, Ind. vestigation. money for service contracts, but consumers panies ... lack funds or insurance or go out of 50,000 miles. Ask yourself whether the addi- (AP) — Former Secre- have to shop carefully to avoid hidden pit- business," says the Federal Trade Com- The second type of contract, sold through tional coverage from the service contract Is tary of State Edmud S. falls mission. a variety of outlets, including credit unions, worth the additional money. BOSTON (AP) - Tel- Maikie has been awarded It is important to understand what you are The recent failure of a company that is more complicated, Ms. Schmitt said. evision producer Norman the oldest honor be- These contracts were written as insurance —How will repair bills be paid? Do you Lear has attacked the buying and who you are buying it from. marketed service contracts called "Car stowed on American A service, contract is not a manufac- Life" demonstrates the potential problems. policies against the Great Atlantic Insurance have to pay for the work and then wait for Rev. Jerry Falwell and Catholics, the University Co. Ms. Schmitt said holders of this type of reimbursement from the contract company? his Moral Majority for of- turer's warranty. It is designed to cover Jackie Schmitt of the FTC said the com- of Notre Dame's Laetare repairs for a fixed period of time, generally pany, which did business under the names contract should send a copy of their policy —Where can I get service? Some con- fering "simplistic solu- Medal. L^ and repair bills to the insurance company at tracts require you to do to the dealer where tions to our most complex extending beyond the life and scope of the North American Dealer Services and North Muskie, wfio received warranty. The cost of the contract — unlike American Dealer Group, sold an estimated » John St., New York, NY., 10038. you bought your car; others offer nationwide problems." He says the an honorary degree from No matter who is Issuing the contract, you service at any one of a network of repair real problem in America the cost of the manufacturer's warranty — is 500,000 "Car Life" service contracts across Notre Dame in 1069, is not included In the price of the car. The the country between 1977 and 1981. In Febru- should ask seVeral questions before you sign stations. is an obsession with mak- one of several public ser- up for anything. Among them: ing quick profits.' i contract is sold separately from the car; you ary the company filed for bankruptcy. -What will I have to pay in addition toth e vants to receive the med- do not necessarily have to buy it from the Ms. Schmitt said holders of "Car Life" —What does the contract cover? Some original cost of the contract? Most service "The single most de- al since it was instituted dealer who sells you the car, although you contracts should check their records to make contracts will pay for routine Inspection and contracts have "deductibles," just like In- structive societar disease in 1883. Last year's reci- may want to do so. sure they do not suffer. Two types of con- maintenance only; others take care of all surance policies. You may have to pay the of our time — Vand the pient was U.S. House A service contract may be offered by a tracts were sold, she said. One was issued by defects and breakdowns. Are towing costs first $50 of any repair bill, for example. single biggest reason for Speaker Thomas P. manufacturer, an independent contract com- individual dealers; the contract includes the included? What about the expense of a rental -What happens if I sell the car? Many the decline of public mo- "Tip ' O'Neill Jr. pany or an individual dealer or dealers' as- words: "This vehicle service contract is car while your auto Is being fixed? companies require the payment of a transfer sociation. It may cover either a new or a used between the issuing dealer and the service —What does a service contract provide fee if the car changes hands. STATE SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30,1981 The Daily Register 3 Re|lilcr Suit Howe Bureau 004 Tke AiaocUlcd Prna

Chemical barrels discovered SAYKKVIIXK - State and local officials were trying to determine yesterday what chemicals were contained in an undetermined number of barrels found burled in a meadow area during a brush fire. Firefighters spent more than four hours in extinguishing the blaze Saturday night, police said. No evacuations were ordered and no injuries were reported. Officials of the state Department of Environmental Pro- tection and the Middlesex County Prosecutor's office returned to the Horseshoe Road site Sunday morning and began talcing samples of the chemicals, said Loretta Brennan, a spokesman for DEP. "The results should be available by the middle of the week. We're also investigating the cause of the fire. Because of what was buried there, this may have been an abandoned CecUe F. Norton Everett C. Carry Derickson W. Bennett Eugene J. Bedell Richard Van Wagner Gordon N. Utwin waste dump," she said. Ms. Brennan said officials were uncertain as to the number of barrels burled in the ground. "We do know the barrels were intact, and that none were leaking." Chrysler is suing Fedders Gateway plan angers county officials (continued) federal government should be sensitive to the concerns of the nor region "could possibly afford" to take over Sandy Hook NEWARK - Chrysler Corp. has filed an 185 million "It's very hard to convince concessionaires that environ- people, including environmental concerns. Once you lose but said that the plan will have less direct impact on area lawsuit against Fedders Corp. of Edison, claiming it has not mental concerns are important," Bennett added. "And the natural resources," Van Wagner said," you never get them residents than the administration's plans to make budget cuts lived up to a 1978 sale agreement and covered up alleged deals whole idea of parks is environmental. No services — just a back. in social services. with an Iranian government official, a published report said place for people to get lost in. There's an obvious conflict," "1 don't have anything against private enterprise," the yesterday. Bennett said. "I am much more concerned with cuts going to the broad legislator added, "but I don't want them to run parks." social services," Norton said. She added that she believed the The financially strapped auto manufacturer claimed in the If the proposal appears likely to be welcomed by Congress, State Senator Eugene Bedell, D-Monmouth, called the suit filed in federal court in Trenton that Fedders has not lived Bennett said, the society would enlist the support of Con- number of visitors to Gateway more dependent on the weath- plan "another attempt by the Reagan Administration to tots er than on its adminstration. up to a sales agreement for Chrysler's non-automotive air gressman James Howard, who has already spoken out against federal obligations back to local governments." conditioning division in Feburary 1976, The Star-Ledger of it. "Private capital means profit incentive," Bedell said. But local and county officials alike agreed that the nature Newark said in yesterday's editions. Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner.D-Monmouth, called "And if it's not there now, it will be." of the area would change, if not physically, than In focus: Chrysler said it transferred assets valued at $93 million in the plan "ludicrous." Atlantic Highlands Mayor Everett Curry noted that con- BedelP noted that the difference between Sandy Hook and a exchange for cash, a note and stock which Fedders said was "What the administration calls 'budget cutting',' Van cessionaires would compete with local businesses that attract boardwalk was In its purpose. worth a total of $47 million. But the car company said it has Wagner said, " is actually a shifting of costs to the state and visitors to Sandy Hook, but said that he would have no More than 10 million people a year are estimated to visit not received the amounts due. local levels." objections to members of the business community acting "in the park, which offers beaches, wildlife preserves, wetlands The suit alleges Fedders obtained the division through Van Wagner added that he believed the plan was devised an advisory capacity" if the federal government divests itself and grassy dunes to its visitors. Projections for the 1980s "fraudulent, wrongful, unlawful, deceitful, manipulative and by business minds with business concerns. of Gateway. estimate that visitors will soon number 18 million a year. sham devices in an effort to misappropriate, without full "These men are corporate heads," he said, "but the Sea Bright Mayor Cecile Norton said that neither the state The area became a national recreational park in 1(74. payment" thedlvlson. The weather Shrewsbury candidates discuss platforms FORECAST By SHERRY FIGDORE SHREWSBURY - Bight of nine candidates for the Board of Education last night declared that each was running independently, agreed they were totally opposed to K-6 re- gionalization, generally agreed that valuable additions, such as foreign languages, could be added to the curriculum, and differed to varying degrees on the extent of the board's role in making policy and curriculum decisions. Nearly 100 persons turned out for the second candidates night in the school, sponsored by the Greater Red Bank Area League of Women Voters, and the school's PTO. Storer Cable TV was scheduled to film the forum, but canceled out just 45 minutes before it began, according to Carol Perry, a PTO spokesperson, claiming that the station was having generator problems. WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are forecast Running for a one-year unexpired term are Henry E. Otto, today for most of the Eastern seaboard from New 120 Birch Drive, and Katherlne F. Fagan, 70 Elm Lane. England to South Carolina and for parts of Canada, Otto is a the father of (our grown children and Is credit according to the National Weather Service. No manager for the Chemical Division of the GAF Corp. Fagan, other significant precipitation Is expected. mother of three school-age children, Is a former mathematics •odttKHMaayCariFartoa teacher and is currently a substitute teacher in two area high CANDIDATES FORUM IN SHREWSBURY — Eight Of Seated from left are Dominic J. Acerra, Katherlne Local Weather schools. nine candidates running for four seats on the Fagan, Michael Lang, Henry E. Otto. Dianne Competing for three three-year terms an two incum- Shrewsbury Board of Education fielded questions last Petruzella, Carol Ann Polloway, Ronald A. Skoog and As of M p.m. last night, the Ugh temperature at The bents, Dianne Petnuella, 312 Sycamore Ave , and Ronald A. night at a forum run by the school's PTO and the Stephen C. Woodard. Candidate Donald W. Burden was Register's weather nation was 7* degrees. The low Skoog, 33 Meadow Drive, and five newcomers, Dominic J. Greater Red Bank Area League of women Voters. out of town on business and unable to attend. yesterday was 41. It was M at II p.m. There was BO Acerra, 133 Samara Drive; Michael L. Lang, 50 Court Drive; precipitation in the U boars ending at 10 p.m. yesterday, Carol Ann Polloway, 77 Elm Lane; Stephen C. Woodard, 75 elementary grades. "One of the major responsibilities of the board is to write There were » healing degree days yesterday, 803 for the Silverbrook Road, and Donald W. Burden, 215 Sycamore Ave. Fagan said she would like to see more articulation with policy," Skoog agreed, but added that It is "also important to month awl 4,171 for the heating season to date. At this Burden, the father of two children, Is an executive editor the high school, addition of a foreign language program and an make sure it is carried out." lime last year, there had been 4,30* heating degree days. of the college division at the McGraw-Hill Book Co. experimental science laboratory, and the Inclusion of a merit "The board is not doing the Job of other people," he said, Petruzella, mother of three children, Is running for her system in the teachers salary guide. "but is Just making sure it Is getting done." Jersey Shore second term, and is a former teacher of Junior high English Polloway also called for an expanded science program and Petnuella said that the primary duty of each board and language arts for underachlevers. foreign languages, plus the teaching of life sports, like tennis member Is "to request high performance" from each em- Windy and mild with scattered showers and possibly a Skoog, father of three, is a supervisor with Bell Telephone or golf. ployee, and since the board is representing the community, it thunderstorm today into this evening. Highs 60 to 85. Laboratories, and had previously served three yean on the Woodard agreed with Burden's call for a computer pro- should "be continuously monitoring, and continually Clearing and a bit cooler tonight. Lows in mid 40s. Mostly board before being appointed last summer. gram, and Lang worried both about the 30 percent failure rate assessing" overall performance and management of the sunny and pleasant tomorrow. Highs in mid 80s. Probabil- Acerra, father of five, Is a former school business admin- for ninth-graders taking algebra at Red Bank Regional High school. ity of showers 80 percent today and 60 percent this istrator for the school board here and now holds the same School, and why so many parents are taking their children out Polloway uld having written policy "should help prevent evening decreasing to 10 percent later tonight. Winds position in the Keyport school system. of the local school In favor of private institutions. flareups" but added that the "teachers teach, the adminis- southwest to south 15 to 30 mph today. Ocean water Lang is an attorney with the department of Defense at Petnuella said the board had just completed a question- trators advise, the children learn," and the board "does not temperatures are in the low and mid 40s. Fort Monmouth. Polloway who taught high school art classes naire from parents who had enrolled their children in private run the school, but it just sets policy." Woodardtaid that for 10 yean, andWoodard Is a personnel director for a major or parochial schools. "positive incentives work better than threats, and that insurance company. Each has two children. The main area for discussion, however, was the can- "quiet words behind closed doors work better than loud South Jersey Burden, was in Los Angeles on business and Was unable to didates' view of the role the board played in developing policy words In public." Windy and mild with scattered showers and possibly a attend the forum. for both school curriculum and administration. Both Otto, whose wife Is the secretary to Curtis Bradley, thunderstorm today into this evening. Highs in 80s. In a written statement, Burden said he would seek to "The superintendent is responsible for teaching, the school superintendent, and Acerra, who is a member of the Gearing and a bit cooler tonight. Lows in low and mid "restore and maintain harmony," and would emphasize the business manager is responsible for fiscal management, and Red Bank Regional High School Board and Keyport's Board 40s. Mostly sunny and pleasant tomorrow. Highs In the teaching of basic skills, and the addition of music, art, the board is responsible for policy-making, period," said secretary, stated they would be in no conflict of Interest by 60s. Probability of showers 80 percent today and 60 physical fitness and a new computer literacy program for the Acerra. their election to the local board. percent this evening dropping to 20 percent later tonight. Winds southwest 15 to 30 mph today.

North Jersey Conservatives seen threat to human rights Windy and mild with scattered showers and possibly a (continued) this legislation." aged" as a conservative veto this legislation. before Congress, that justices Murciano is the wife of thunderstorm today Into this evening. Highs' 60 to 65. instate the death penalty, an Murciano said the ACLU measure calling for scriptual At issue in both the debate Clearing and a bit cooler tonight. Lows in mid 40s. Mostly action that was last defeated will also lobby against legis- reading on a daily basis over abortion rights and man- sunny and pleasant tomorrow. Highs in mid 60s. Probabil- in 1978 by a lation ^instituting school before school starts and an- datory school prayers is addi- dictional stripping." Fair Haven. ity of showers 80 percent today and 60 percent this gubernatorial veto. prayer. She said that there other bill calling for a minute tional legislation which would evening decreasing to 10 percent later tonight. Winds She said, though, that the are now nine resolutions in of silence at the beginning limit the jurisdiction of the southwest to south 15 to 30 mph today. ACLU was not counting on Congress asking for constitu- and end of each school day. courts to hear cases in these defeating the measure tional amendments on sub- She said that by presenting areas, Murciano said. The GATEWAY... through the governor's veto jects ranging from voluntary two bills, conservative legis- legislation, which Murciano to Banking Tides because of the numerous can- prayer to moments of si- lators hoped those who voted said is before Congress, didates running for governor lence. agianst the more stringent of would hand decisions on these at Its Bast. Sandy Hook For Red Bank and who are in favor of the death She said there have been the two measures would fa- issues to the Legislature. TODAY - High 3:11 Rumson bridge, add two penalty. She added that Gov. vor the other one. p.m. and low 9:32 p.m. hours: Sea Bright, deduct two bills introduced in the She added that the Su- Brendan T. Byrne has "re- state public schools. She said She said the governor has preme Court is being in- TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, commited himself to vetoing 3:42 a.m. and 4:17 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- the bills were "nicely pack- "Intimated" he would also fluenced by measures now and low 10:12 a.m. arid lands bridge, add 40 10:30 p.m. minute*. Court is due to hear beach access case CENTRALJERSEY BANK Weather elsewhere apply to privately-owned coastal areas and to provide lated recreation and access HI La rn OW Loulivllla 77 41 .07 cdv NEWARK (AP) - A to the ocean waters. Albany 00 41 rn 70 40 1.N clr judge is being asked to decide lands, and to allow access the general public with ade- Albuqu* 41 11 .00 rn Miami 70 It cdy The Bay Head case differs Amarlllo 47 40 clr Mllwaukao 41 U .11 rn whether the public has the would abrogate the doctrine quate water-related recrea- Anchor M« 41 » cdv MpllSt.P 4t .17 cdv right to use private beaches of property rights. tion facilities," he argued in from earlier beach access AtMvllla i; It cdv Nathvlllt 71 » a cdv suits because the property in Atlanta 71 54 rn Naw Orlaani 7) 47 n cdv along the New Jersey Shore. The case will be heard to- a legal brief. Atlamc Civ 00 44 rn Now York n question is privately owned. LOOK FOR US Baltimore 70 10 rn Norfolk 75 41 rn day before Superior Court "The courts must not sub- Blrmlnahm 07 u ncdv Okla Cltv «' 40 clr Judge Harold Kaplan, and his stitute their social and eco- •Itmarck 90 10 Cdv Omaha M 47 IS clr The state Public Ad- Orlando IN BolM 01 M .17 Cdv 00 40 Cdv vocate's office argues that decision is likely to be ap- nomic beliefs for that of the Bollon 77 41 Phlladphla 71 17 rn Legislature," he said, adding Browmvlla 04 71 cdv 77 SI Clr Virginia Matthews, a Point pealed, whatever It is, the Buffalo 47 a Plttlburgh 71 41 rn litigants say. the expansion of the public Cttarlttn SC 70 SI cdv Plland. Ma 77 ao rn Pleasant Borough resident ANNIE SEZ CKarllln WV 70 M * rn Ptland, Or. SI 47 .07 rn who was denied access toBa y John R. Weigel of Prince- trust doctrine would do " Ir- Cincinnati 74 17 rn Rapid Cltv 41 » cdv reparable harm to traditional Clavaland 74 11 rn MM cdv Head's beaches in 1973 be- ton, who represents several 77 11 rn PLAZA. Columbui 77 40 rn private property concepts." Dal-Ft win 74 II .44 clr Salt Laka 41 M rn cause she was not a resident of the property owners In the Danvar 40 11 .04 cdv SanDltoo S» cdv exclusive Ocean County com- The public advocate, how- XtROXCOMt Dai Molnat 70 SI .11 cdv tan Fran uM SO n clr of the community, has the Datrolt 74 JO rn Saattla SO 4 4 Jlcdy right undec the "public munity, says the issue should ever, says the public right to Duiutn 40 11 40 rn St Loull 57 1.0 clr be resolved by the state Leg- access of tidal resources un- INSTANT Fairbanks 41 14 clr SI PTampa 41 cdv trust" doctrine. The doctrine Hartloro 00 17 rn St Sta Mario 40 .10 rn islature and U.S. Congress, der toe public trust doctrine PRINTING Halana 41 111 OlcOv Spokant 40 clr holds all land washed by the Honolulu 01 71 clr TulM St .a clr tides are held in trust by gov- but not the courts. can be traced back to British Houlton 70 » .17 cdv Wathlnatn 90 rn and early American common wolf press inc Annieser] Indnapllt 71 M tjcdv ernment for use of all people. "These legislative bodies, Jacktnvlla MM cdv -rather than this court, bear law. Junaau 14 .044 on* tor lor din •» » •• m. BST. Kant Cllv 41 M .41 clr Frc—Pr»clami>a. But some 70 property the responsibility for estab- He also argues the public Lai VtMl 00 447 i unit Rock 47 n owners and their private lishing the priorities, pro- has an "easement right" to Shrewsbury, HT.rf. Lot Anoalai 41 U beach association argue the grams and funding necessary use the dry sand ocean beach public trust doctrine doesn't to properly manage our in Bay Head for ocean-re- 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30,1981

IIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii iiiimiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiii Obituaries Major Polish crisis seen lessening mi Him i mi II i iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiini WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan ad- limitation talks with the Russians. dication that the moderate elements In the ministration says there are signs a major Percy, appearing on CBS' "Face the Na- political structure of Poland seem to be sur- crisis In strike-torn Poland may be avoided, tion," also said he has "reason to believe" viving well at the current moment and may- Frank 'Finizi' Tieri, although "a heightened state of readiness" the Carter administration was considering be will continue to prevail," Haig added. of Soviet troops along the Polish border providing military armaments to China in the Haig said the Soviet troops along Poland's leaves the situation "very, very tense." event the Soviets intervened in Poland. But border are "at a heightened state of read- convicted mob leader Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr., be said he does not know whether the new iness, with communications in place, and who had said the weekend could be crucial to administration is still considering the plan, with some indications of increased posturing NEW YORK (AP) - in U.S. District Court in peace in Poland, said yesterday that mod- although it was an "ongoing project" a which could lead to that (a movement of Frank "Funzi" Tieri, the Manhattan. He was also con- erate elements in the Polish government month before Reagan took office. Soviet troops into Poland)." first person in the nation con- victed of conducting a "seem to be surviving." As the administration watched and wor- "I think most of the worrisome signs victed of heading an or- racketeering enterprise An intervention by the Red Army is ried about the Polish situation, Haig sounded involve readiness measures being taken ganized crime family, died through his control of the old "neither imminent or inevitable," Haig a trace of optimism. along the Baltic military region, in Eastern yesterday at a New York hos- Vito Genovese family from said, but he added: "I do believe that that Germany, and in some of the other satellite pital after suffering gall blad- 1969 to 1977. varies hour to hour by various postures taken "I think there are some signs that per- states," Haig said, adding he was also trou- der troubl/ and cancer. He haps a major crisis can be avoided if the bled by the Soviets' "sophisticated com- Tieri, a resident of by Soviet forces.... The situation is still very, wes77. moderate elements in the political leadership munications capabilities." Brooklyn, also was convicted very tense." The ailing mobster was An announcement by the East German continue to prevail and maintain their in- Both Haig and Weinberger continued to of bankruptcy fraud in the fluence," Haig said in response to the ques- once characterized by the late 1970s in connection with news agency ADN in Berlin said "new express their concern about what they view FBI as the nation's most tion of whether the administration views the as an indefinite continuation of what started the defunct Westchester Pre- units" have been sent to join Warsaw Pact powerful cfime boss, sue- Polish situation as being any "less critical" as routine military maneuvers by Warsaw mier Theater, a concert hall military maneuvers now under way on Polish late Carlo "Don soil and along its border, as Poland's large than it did late last week. Pact troops. cessor to in suburban Westchester ibino. independent labor union, Solidarity, prepares Haig said Friday that the weekend Carlo" G. County. He was acquitted of a "A maneuver of that kind provides a Sinai Hospital for a general nationwide strike tomorrow. "could be critical" in determining whether A Mi tax-evasion charge. perfectly good cover, or springboard, if you spokeswoman said Tieri was there could be a peaceful outcome to Po- If the Soviets do intervene in Poland, said land's Internal problems. like, for an invasion, and those activities are pronounced dead of natural Tieri had been suffering Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger, continuing and that is necessarily a matter of causes at 135 p.m. EST. from several ailments, and Caspar W. Weinberger Questioned yesterday on NBC's "Meet the United States would consider a "broad very considerable concern," Weinberger had been receiving dally the Press," Haig said there are "growing Last fall he became the spectrum of activity - political, economic, said. medication, the spokes- bility. frictions between the moderatttand rightist first person prosecuted in diplomatic." federal court on the unusual woman for Mount Sinai said. Weinberger and Sen. Charles Percy, R- elements in the political leaders/tip itself." "I think we're seeing additional signs of charge of leading an or- He had been operated on for Weinberger, appearing on ABC's "issues 111., in a separate interview, agreed that any "There are some good and also some threats that are being made to the existence ganized-crime family, and cancer of the colon and used a and Answers," declined to say whether a movement by Soviet troops into Poland continuing worrisome signs," Haig said. of Poland as a nation that should be entitled was convicted Nov. 21, 1980, hearing aid. U.S. "military response" was also a possi- would end the possibility of any future arms "The good signs would Involve some in- to determine its own destiny." Mrs. John McClade HAZLET - Helen C.Ryan of New Jersey and, a mem- Communists tell leaders to meet workers McGlade, 68, of 29 Golden ber of the member of the Lane, died yesterday at Riv- Middle Road Village Senior (continued) the party leadership's han The committee met as tinued In and around Poland. Washington, Secretary of to be surviving, and interven- erview Hospital, Red Bank. Citizens, Hazlet member Politburo had re- dling of the situation and Moscow made its grimmest The East Germany news State Alexander M. Haig Jr. tion by the Soviet army is A native of New York ^Surviving are her hus- signed. But Warsaw Radio re- called for concessions to Soli- public assessment yet of the agency ADN said the com- said moderate elements in "neither imminent or in- City, Mrs. McGlade lived in band, John J. McGlade; one ported only three darity, PAP reported. Polish crisis, saying the coun- munist allies sent in "new the Polish government seem evitaMe." Colonia before moving here brother, Frank Ryan of Deal; resignations and said they Janlna Kostrzewski, a try was tottering on the brink units" to take part In the 10- six years ago. three sitters, Mrs. Catherine were rejected. member from a Wroclaw of anarchy. And Pope John day-old spring war games in Mrs. McGlade was a re- Bock of Roselle, Mrs. The three were Stefan electronics plant, said: "The Paul II appealed for his fel- Poland, Czechoslovakia and tired licensed practical low countrymen to be allowed Mildred Walsh of BayviUe, Olsiowski, Roman Ney and guilt for the latest strikes East Germany. nurse. She did private duty rests not with those de- to settle their own problems. Something and Mrs. Anna Schulu of Tadeusi Grabski, all ap- The maneuvers reportedly nursing for IS years before termined to strike but those Jacksonville, Fla.; seven parent foes of the labor Meanwhile, Warsaw Pact have been extended because retiring in 1966. who brought about this de- military maneuvers con- grandchildren; and one movement. The broadcast of the Polish situation. But in Perfect She was a communicant of said Olsiowski charged Soli- termination." great-grandson _ _ Holy Family Roman Catholic darity of maneuvering to "The most urgent thing is Church, Union Beach, a The John W. Mehlenbeck seize power, Grabski claimed finding a way out of the con- Soviets: Anarchy near is Coming member of the Licensed Funeral Home is in charge of the federation was supporting flict and avoiding a general Practical Nurses Association arrangements. anarchy, and Ney demanded strike," said Ryszard Byrk, a MOSCOW (AP) - The So- would never even think of to "Annie renegotiation of the agree- party leader from Siedlce. viet Union yesterday issued such things." Polish state ra- ments won by the strikers "Every justifiable com- its grimmest assessment of dio, without referring direct- Plaza." Joseph J. White last summer. promise is necessary, except the situation in Poland, ly to the Tass report, said The committee also heard a sacrificing of the interests portraying its Warsaw Pact there were no obstacles on KEANSBURG - Joseph J. municant of St. Ann's Roman from members who criticized of socialism and the nation." ally as tottering on the brink the road the Soviet agency White, 64, of Neptune Place, Catholic Church, here. of anarchy. mentioned and that the route died yesterday in Bayshore Surviving are his widow, In a report broadcast was properly marked. Community Hospital, Anna Wolf White; a son, Rob- John J. Hayes Jr. throughout the Soviet Union The Tass report from War- Holmdel. ert White, at home; two and overseas, the official saw was transmitted while MIODLETOWN - John J. municant of St. Agnes Roman Mr. White was born in Jer- daughters, Miss Patricia Tass news agency said Polish the Polish Communist Party sey City, where he lived Hayes Jr., 63, of 126 CenterCatholic Church, Atlantic White, at borne, and Mrs. Ann subversives had blocked Central Committee was before moving here in 1965. Ave., died yesterday at Riv- Highlands, and was an Army roads and destroyed road Shrewsbury, NT.J. Dagostino here; a brother, meeting to decide how to deal He was a foreman in the erview Hospital, Red Bank. veteran of World WarD. signs, had tried to seize post with Solidarity's threat to be- shipping department of William White, and a sister, He was born in Jersey Surviving are two sisters, offices and a television trans- Mrs. Norah Falkiewicz, both gin a general strike Tuesday Western Electric Corp., City, and had moved here 25 Mrs. Joan Walling of Atlantic mitter and were working to unless its demands were met. of Jersey City; and three Highlands, and Mrs. Cather- Kurny, before his retire- years ago. intimidate police and secur- Some Western analysts MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER grandchildren. • • j. ine Beirne of Jersey City. ment in 1968. He was employed by the ity agents. saw the Soviet report as a He was an Army veteran The Laurel Funeral Middletown school system The John P. Condon Fu- A spokesman for Poland's new warning that the SUNDAY HOURS of World War U. Home, West Keansburg, is in until his retirement three neral Home, Atlantic High- independent union Solidarity Kremlin believes the situ- NOW Mr. White was a com-charge of arrangements. years ago. lands, Is in charge of arrange- in Warsaw denied the ation in Poland must be Mr. Hayes was a com- ments. charges, saying, "Solidarity changed. 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Catherine M. Allen Harry A. Dackerman HARRISON - Mrs. Cath- Rosary Society, the Cancer Mrs. Margaret H. Smith MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER erine M. Allen, 73, of this TAMARAC, Fla. - Harry Patricia Ann Dackerman Guild, and the Senior UNION BEACH - Mrs. Surviving are three sons, place, died Saturday in Riv- A. Dackerman, 53, of this Coon of Florida. 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY Citizens, all of Holy Cross Margaret H. Smith, formerly Mart, p l and John Smith, erview Hospital, Red Bank. au place, died Friday at Univer- Arrangements are under Church, Harrison, and the Mrs. Paul J. Smith, 55, of «U at home; three daughters, 747-5220 She was the mother of sity Hospital, here, after a the direction of the August F. Senior Citizens Nutrition Cen- Poole Avenue, died Saturday Konopko, Mrs. Alice Thompson of Key- Mrs MaurMn long illness. Schmidt Memorial Funeral ter, Harrison. 0 port. She was the widow of ^ here, and the Misses PatrlcU He was born in Elizabeth, Home, 139 Westfleld Ave., Also surviving are a sis- NOW -LOSE 7-10 LBS. Albert Allen. N. J , and lived in Belford, Elizabeth. IN JUST 3 HOURS! Mrs. Allen was employed ter, Mrs. Frances Takacs; N.J., before moving here sev- years . home. Sound Ridiculous? Ol course it isl With modern Hypnosis, as a manager for the employ- three grandchildren; and two en years ago. She was a retired super- The Day Funeral Home, however, you begin to lose weight immediately the same ees cafeteria of Hahnes and great-grandchildren. Mr. Oackerman was a re- night in fact! Let noted hypnotherapist, Paul Caine, Ph.D., visor at Kerr Glass Co., Key- Keyport, is in charge of ar- Company of Newark for 25 Funeral arrangements are tired quality control manager YOUNG flDUUS demonstrate how PSI (Positive Selt-lmage) hypnosis can port rangements. years until her retirement under the direction of the for the General Electric radically improve your figure. Say "good-bye" to bingeing, DRIVING SCHOOL night-time eating, crash diets, etc. Say "hello" to a new eight years ago. Condon Memorial Home, Company in New Jersey and WRITTEN TiST PRErViTftTi slimmer, healthier you. Only $35 per person. No extras She was a member of the Harrison. Miami, Fla. SERVICE UtciMJMfj] ever Emily Hendrickson THE WHEEL He was a member of Mon- MONDAY, APRIL 6 7-10 P.M. BRIELLE — Emily Hen- moving to Brielle four years mouth Lodge, F&AM 172 of MOLLY PITCHER INN 202 Dtath Notices Mrs. Nicholas Cioffi airr ciwrincarii drickson, 96, of 623 Union ago. Atlantic Highlands, N.J. M Rlveralda A**., B.d Bank, N.J. 19/17 Yti.OLOS Into. & Res : Paul Caine, Ph.D., 741-4343 Ave., died Saturday in the There are no known sur- He was a Navy veteran of TOTAL ALLEN — Catherine M. (DM OCEAN — Farrell H. Ciof- 741-6666 Reservations advised but not required. Callaghan) of Harrison Beloved Medicenter, Lakewood. vivors. World War II. wife of the let* Albert Allen, devoted fi, 66, of West Park Avenue, Miss Hendrickson was The John E. Day Funeral mother ol Mn. Alice Thompson; Surviving are his mother, beloved inter of Mrs Frances died yesterday at Monmouth born in Lakewood and lived Home, Red Bank, is in charge Takacs; devoted grandmother of Medical Center, Long Mrs. Ann Bowden Damls, three grandchildren and two greet there most of her life before of arrangements. Brielle Furniture Interiors' grandchildren Services from the Branch. here; and a daughter, Mrs. Condon Memorial Horn*. 110 Davis Ave.. Harrison Funeral Mass Wednesday at Holy Cross Church at A native of West Virginia, to a.m. interment Holv Cross Ceme- tery. North Arlington Visitation Mrs. Cioffi has had been a Monday and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to • resident of the shore area for , Holv Crosi Church, Harrison, would 45 years. / be appreciated She was a retired regis^ CIOFFI —Farrell (NetHarvtv) MAINSTAY •at, U, of Ocean Township, on tered nurse and had been a March 29. Beloved wife of Nicholas A financially strong Institution J. Cioffi. Funeral Wednesday April 1 laboratory technician at Jer- •t * a.m. from the Damieno Funeral sey Shore Medical Center, with reserves In excess of 10% of deposits Home, 123 Third Ave., Long Branch. Interment will be at the convenience Neptune, and Monmouth on the family. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday 3-4 and Medical Center. FREE CHECKINQ 7-9 P.m. She was a member of the SMITH — Margaret H. (no* Harris), (formerly Mrs. Paul J. Ann Mae School of Nursing Smith), age S3, of Pool* Avenue, Alumni Association at Jersey Free Gifts. 5Wft Interest Union Baach, N.J. (formerly of Newark), on Sat., March ?•, mi Snore Medical Center. Loving mother of Mark, Paul and John Smith, Mrs. Maureen Konooho, Excellent Personal Service Patricia and Ellen Smith. Services Surviving is her husband, Wed, April 1, 1M1,1 a.m. from tne Day Funeral Home. 36? Maple Nicholas J. Cioffi. For a llmifd tim* only Place, Keyport. Mais 9 am., Holv Family Roman Catholic Church, Un- raceXva on* of thaaa ion Beach. Interment Holy ' The Damiano Funeral Sepulchre Cemetery, East Orange- Home, Long Branch, Is In FREE GIFTS Friends may call Monday and Tues- day, 2-4 and 7-9 p m / charge of arrangements. by op#rMny • NOW ACCOUNT St. Mary's Mankat at MAINSTAY IvarraaOJy need draperies, carpets, furniture? The Daily Register Fits twin or dowMt D#O Come in soon while every item is on sale. 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By SYLVIA PORTER purchase plans; payroll deduction plans; pre- ruling isyoverturned A remarkable resurgence is now under way in authorized check transaction plans. traditional mutual funds that invest in stocks and Now available and spreading are: tax IIHK1.A JAMS guilty of emitting odors from its Oak corporate bonds — and it is gaining power as 1981 sheltered retirement plans, variable annuity op- Street treatment plant under its pro- YOUR MONEY'S A Superior Court wears on. To document the startling growth: tions which may be used in conjunction-with visions. judge has overturned a municipal court More than 7 million investors now own mutual Selected funds; exchange privileges from one ruling here that ordered the Baysbore Re- funds — despite the fact that in the "disaster" But BRSA attorney Francis X. Jour- fund to another in the same fund group; system- gional Sewerage Authority to pay $100 to a years of 1970-75 a full 5 million cashed in their nick appealed Massell's decision, saying atic withdrawal plans; telephone redemption, in- resident who complained that Its treat- mutual fund shares. WORTH that the code's sole enforcement agency vestment programs for minors, etc. This already ment plant was responsible for emitting In size, the mutual fund industry, not including long and varied listing has barely touched the new odors offensive was the Board of Health, and that a suit could be filed by that agency only after a money market funds, closed out 1980 with (61 services. / Judge John P. Arnone ruled Friday that 30-abatement notice was first issued. billion total assets. i Frank Wells, of State Sreet, reimburse the In number of funds, the expansion has been Of particular significance to many investors is authority and the case be dismissed be- the development by several large fund man- In addition, Journick said, the code striking, too. Today, there are about 800 regis- funds in this era of steep interest rates is a tale by cause the municipal court judge who is- agement organizations of "families" of mutual excludes public entities such as the BRSA, tered mutual funds investing in stocks and corpo- itself. In today's column and in the reports to sued the original ruling did not have juris- funds with a wide selection of investment objec- because those are subject to the juris- rate bonds. follow, I'm reporting on the more conventional diction over the public body. tives, together with exchange privileges between diction of state agencies such as the De- And to underscore your return to mutual fund common stock funds, balanced funds, growth Wells brought suit against the authority funds. Through these "families," you, as an partment of Health and the Department of investing, in January alone, your purchases of funds and income funds — the funds upon which in October, contending that the BRSA was investor, can easily move from a fund with one Environmental Protection. mutual funds (other than short-term money the industry was built. Also in that category now liable for prosecution under the Public type of investment orientation to another, depend- Arnone reversed the decision by funds) hit $1.03 billion, surpassed only by sales of are aggressive growth funds reaching for max- Health Nuisance Code of New Jersey. The ing upon your own financial situation and your $1.17 billion in July of 1980. imum capital appreciation; funds that invest in code states that any condition "which is Massell based on those grounds, Journick expectations of bow the markets are trending high-technology companies; funds that specialize detrimental or a menace to the health," or said Friday. As dramatic as these industry statistics are, what's far more significant is what's going on in one industry such as chemicals, energy, gold; interferes with "the comfort and general To you, the small-medium size investor, the During the municiapl proceedings, behind these figures. The major happenings funds that specialize in investments In overseas well-being" of residents is subject to re- phenomenon of most practical importance well borough prosecutor John Mullaney called which have lured so many back into mutual funds companies; funds that use options to enhance dress. may be the emergence of the no-load mutual fund five witnesses to the stand to testify that include: their income. The code was adopted as a borough they had smelled the odor, which Wells as a dominant force In the industry. For these ordinance in 1962 and municipal court stated had been emitted on October 16, The proliferation of new types of funds; the And coinciding with the development of so funds, you pay no sales charge, no "load"; every judge Jerry J. Massell found the BRSA 1080. dramatic expansion of conveniences and services many new funds is a parallel growth in invest- cent you invest is working in the fund of your never before available; the relatively good in- choice for you. ment and financial services being created and come and growth performance of the funds in provided to you, if you will become a mutual fund recent years; the spectacular increase in no-load No-loads now account for more than half the investor. funds, which do not involve a sales charge, re- mutual fund sales (excluding money market flecting spreading awareness that no-loads have Commonplace are the well-advertised (al- funds). The number of funds from which you can choose il up to 307 aa against 175 as recently as Three funds doing well all the advantages of loads, without payment of though often far below claimed) services of pro- 1974. By DAVID R. SARGENT any sales fee, and finally, the revival of interest In fessional management; simplified recordkeeping Q — Could you luggeil a equities in general. and safekeeping of securities; automatic rein- Tomorrow: New Mutual Find "Uilvene" of few good no-load mutual The sensational growth of the money market vestment of dividends; group plans; periodic Fuds. fundi for growth and income? We would like to invest about 1300 a month and just let il SUCCESSFUL ride. H. S., Kansas A — Three of my favorite no-loads for growth and in- come are Fidelity-Equity In- INVESTING come (82 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass., 02109), Finan- cial Industrial Income (P. O. Box 2040, Denver, Colo., 80201), and Windsor Fund (P. CASH BONUS O. Box 1100, Valley Forge, lie Service of New Hamp- (Mr. Sargent cannot an- Pa., 19482). Yields are 6, 6, shire, Rochester Gas It Elec- swer all mail personally, but and 5.5 percent, respectively. tric, Toledo Edison, and Vir- will answer all questions pos- These three funds have ginia Electric and Power. sible in his column.) had inflation-beating per- formance records (assuming GIVEAWAY at the reinvestment of all dis- tributions) over the past 10 years. For the period from 1971 through I960, Fidelity Equity-Income posted a +244 percent increase in net asset value. Financial Industrial HUDSON CITY posted +201 percent and Windsor +173 percent for the same period, compared to 110 mums percent for the Consumer CORNING WARe Price Index. Compounded an- coMwar* nually, these statistics are + 13.2, +11.6, and +10.6 SAVINGS BANK percent, compared to +7.7 FrenchWhtte percent for the CPI. All three funds are de- You don I have to cook French international cuisine to enjoy signed for the Investor who no the versatile French White line of CORNING WARE cookware wants current income as well .. but you can! Or. serve up the finest home cooking with these as growth of capital from pieces that go from freezer to oven to table They complement any DEPOSIT stock market participation. setting, and they're ideal for microwave use. They are primarily invested *1OO,OOO in quality common stocks, al- h though the three portfolios to a Thirty Month Special Time differ. Write to all three for Deposit and receive a check prospectuses and compare. . SR99 for $500. Any of these three would be a good choice for your aims. To A. H , Florida: Yes, dividends on your Detroit Edison are fully tax exempt for 1980, according to most recent information. Two oth- er utilities recently an- nounced 19(0 dividends would be nun-taxable: New York State Electric & Gas and Northeast Utilities You can DEPOSIT now add these three to the list which appeared in this col- umn last week (3/16/81), for 10*000 a total of 11 stocks: Cleveland or more to a Six Month Electric Illuminating, De- Special Time Deposit and troit Edison, Long Island receive a check for $20. OUR 30-MONTH SPECIAL Lighting, New York State TIME DEPOSIT* PAYS YOU Electric & Gas, Northeast DEPOSIT Utilities, Ohio Edison, Penn- sylvania Power fc Light, Pub- 741-7500 *S,©00 12.94* H 12.00* compound*! duly- pod monthly or more to any savings account and receive a This rate available Mar 19 through Apr f check for $20* $500 minimum dspoill. DEPOSIT ATTENTION VOTERS OUR SIX-MONTH SPECIAL 1,000- TIME DEPOSIT * PAYS YOU or more to a Regular Savings Account and 13.103*H12.524* PRIMARY ELECTION — JUNE 2. 1981 • yur receive a check for $10. SimpH inttmt-paW monthly. Minimum depoelt for cash bonus mu»t remain on deposit TNl It Ml annual rat* ant ylaW. hawtvii, The State law requires that any voter, who at any time for one year, except in the caaa of Six Month Special Tima Ifta maturity <* INI tfapoaM 11 H Mil and IM voted In a Primary and wishes to CHANGE his/her political DepoeHwhlch must remain until maturity. M balance falls rate It •IISIIBI to ehane* at tutmmU. below minimum, • charge equal to your cash bonus will party, (except a voter who has not previously voted In a This rate available Mar 26 through Apr. 1 be Imposed. One cash bonus per depositor. Cash bonus •10,000 minimum ctaposlt Primary Election) must file a declaration of their political offerad la In addition to interest otherwise payable on savings accounts. This offer may be withdrawn at anytime without mmng Hi* Mm of IMa d*M>. party if they intend to vote in the coming Primary Election. prior notloe.*Stxmonth Special Time Deposit requires a $10,000 minimum deposit. Under the law, the declaration must be filed with either the county 'In the event of withdrawal betore maturity, the consent of the bank is required and. in accordance with supervisory Commissioner of Registration or the Municipal Clerk 50 days authorities' regulations, a "substantial penalty" will be Imposed. before the June 2nd Primary Election.

Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be obtained by calling the Commissioner of Registration at 431-7780, or you Hudson City may obtain form from your Municipal Clerk; or you may write a Brick Town Fort Lee NewMillord River Vale Cherry HM Garfletd North Bergen Summit letter to your Municipal Clerk or the Commissioner of Registration Cinnaminson Glen Rock Oakland Teaneck telling them you wish to transfer to a different political party. The CUffsJda Park Haddontield. Oradell Union deadline for filing party declaration this year is APRIL.13th. Clifton Jersey City (5) Paramua Wakhnck CreaakW Keamy Ramsay Win OBKJWVI Emerson Lakewood Randolph Township Wast Long Branch Freehold Lodi Ridgawood Allyn Tracy Heck, Millbum River Edge Woodbury Heights EMU orromuMTy UKHH Commissioner of Registration Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Swing Stvan Sine* 1868 The Daily Register CIA putting money into ESP Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON imiiiiiiiiimiiMiiimiiiliiiiiiiimmiiiim radiation for information nority" label. Sen Robert C. WASHINGTON - In transmission." This may Byrd, D-W.Va., has had his ARTHUR Z KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR James Bond circles, nothing have been what the KGB was oflicial stationery Imprinted is too farfetched to be dis- WASHINGTON up to when it bombarded the President and Editor Publisher "Office of the Democratic missed. The Central In- U. S. Embassy in Moscow Leader," and Sen. Alan telligence Agency, for exam- SCENE with microwave radiation for Herbert H Thorpe. Jr., Assistant Editor. Charles C Triblehorn. Sunday Editor; Russell P Rauch Cranston, D-Callf., calls Night Editor. Jane Poderaro. City Editor; Doris Kulman. Editorial Pafe Editor ple, has been toying for yean nearly 20 years. himself "Democratic whip." with the idea of using ex- Even the nameplates on trasensory perception in its — Application of theories Pal N Riccl. Controller. Richard D McKean. Advertising Director; Kenneth L. Van Dalen Involving links between the Democratic staff offices read Circulation Director. Prank J Allocca, Production Manager work — spurred on by the possibility of less bizarre psy- "Democratic staff." The suspicion that the Russians way the human brain and chic weapons. A top-secret party that champions minor- have somehow succeeded in electronic computers oper- report on the subject by a CIA ANDERSON ities just doesn't like to admit 6 MONDAY, MARCH 30. 1981 opening an ESP gap. scientific expert has been ex- ate. that it's a minority itself. I've already reported on amined by my associate Dale — Remote monitors and the Pentagon's $6 million-a- Van AtU. stimulators tu determine — lesson of 1880. See Big - Rep. Dennis Eckart, D 'This takes care of the bills, but how will we pay year research to develop ESP The analysts estimated or influence — another per- Spenders run in 1982. Lose, Ohio, is suspicious of Reagan weapons that can brainwash that "the Soviet military and son's physical condition by Big Spenders, lose." Another administration claims that the postage V or Incapacitate enemy lead- KGB have had a covert ap- telepathy, like a Haitian effort, inspired by.the old its economic package will ers by thought transfer, de- plied parapsychology pro- witch doctor might try. song, "Is You Is or Is You benefit the average Ameri- liver nuclear bombs instan- gram since the mid-1960s." — High-frequency Ain't My Baby?" goes like can. What has aroused his taneously thousands of miles This was the period whan the analysis of an electroen- this: "Is the Democrats or suspicion is the expenditure away by psychic energy, or ' CIA was experimenting with cephalogram — a sort of ain't the Democrats backing of corporate funds for full- even create a protective hallucinogenic drugs on un- wiretapping of someone's the mandate the people gave page newspaper ads in sup- "time warp" to make incom- suspecting Americans and brain waves. Reagan?" Mercifully, Michel port of the tax and budget ing Soviet missiles explode with foot powder that would The area of Soviet ESP didn't try to sing it. cuts. harmlessly in the past. make Fidel Castro's beard research that really has the — The participation of - Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N J These wacky projects fallout. CIA's mouth watering is the Sen. Dan Quayle, R-Ind., in , is keeping an eye on .the have support from the De- The CIA warns that the possibility of "remote view- the "Paula Parkinson Open" Reagan administration's ded- fense Intelligence Agency, Soviets may be "ahead of the Ing" by telepathy from golf outing last year in Flori- ication to national security — which reports that the Rus- U.S. in parapsychology " thousands of miles away. da has caused a certain dis- specifically what it does sians have been doing in- Evidence of Soviet progress Who'd need a mole in the gruntlement on the part of his about the Strategic Petrole- tensive research in the field is sketchy because the Kremlin if a psychic sitting Capitol Hill staff. They wish um Reserve. He wants the for nearly 50 years. The DIA Kremlin's voodoo scientists, at a desk in Washington could their working conditions Energy Department to pump even credits the omnipotent the CIA suspects, have gone zoom In mentally on a super- were anywhere near as en- at least 300,000 barrels of oil Kremlin scientists with suc- undercover. Intelligence secret Soviet missile site or a joyable. Instead, Quayle pays into the reserve every day. cessfully demonstrating sources estimate that at least Politburo meeting? an experienced congressional America's oil vulnerability is ESP's deadly potential on in- 300 Soviet experts in various UNDER THE DOME; employee a starting salary of more dangerous thin the mis- sects, a possibility that disciplines are working on House Minority Leader Rob- about 114,000 a year with just sle gap, he believes. should bring joy to farmers ESP weapons development. ert Michel, R-Ill., appears to eight days of vacation — and - Rep. Jack Kemp, R- and backyard gardeners — The CIA report identified be cracking under the strain the staff is told to expect to N.Y., is the man who in- and strike terror in the insec- several specific areas of sus- of his job. He has taken to work overtime and weekends troduced Budget Director ticide Industry. pected Soviet study: composing such literary for nothing. Dave Stockman to then-presi- The CIA, though his- - "Electrostatics of tele- gems as "Uncle Bob's dential candidate Ronald Re- torically less alarmist about kinesis," or the ability to Primer for Big Spenders." — Obviously chagrined at agan, and Kemp says he's the Red Menace than the move objects by mental con- Excerpts: "See Bigbeing in the minority for the glad he did. "Stockman Is an Pentagon spooks are, has also centration. Spenders run in ISM. See Big first time in 26 years, Senate intellectual giant who can get been monitoring Soviet ESP — "Extremely low fre- Spenders lose in 1980 ... See Democrats have stoutly re- along with people," Kemp research and pondering the quencies of electromagnetic Big Spenders forgetting the sisted the demeaning "mi- claims. Learning to tread softly in Africa By JAMES J. KILPATRICK IIMIIIIIMIIIIIIMCinMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII.il cessation of that supply ing the so-called Popular would have obvious, Movement in Luanda. To be WASHINGTON - Ronald calamitous consequences. sure, the United States Sen- Reagan said a kind word the CONSERVATIVE Such an abrupt cut-off Is un- ate helped in that misfortune. other day about South Africa. likely, for most of the im- At a critical juncture, in De- He said that as long as South VIEW ports are on long-term con- cember of 1975, former Sen. Africa is making a sincere tracts. Besides, this com- and honest effort to resolve John Tunney of California I ••••• • IIIIIII1IIIIKIIHIII merce produces between $10 its problems of apartheid, succeeded in preventing the and $12 billion a year for Ni- CIA and the Pentagon from "it would seem to me that discourse upon human rights, geria, and Nigeria can use we should be trying to be moral considerations and fun- spending any funds "for ac- the money. Nevertheless, a tivities 'involving Angola helpful." damental freedoms. These prudent self-interest dictates Well, sir, it was as if Mr. are in fact serious topics, not that we not grossly offend the KILPATRICK directly or indirectly." It is Reagan were Robert Shaw, to be disdained. Nigerians by getting too this prohibition that Mr. Re- signaling the downbeat to a But the immedidte prob- chummy with the South and Cape Town. agan would like to remove. great chorale. The president lem — the problem of state- Africans. The same kind of hard- instantly was rewarded by craft that never goes away — nosed considerations ought to It would be in our national School games low bass growls from Tanza- is to determine where our Yet we have other self- shape policy on the western self-interest to give support nia and Nigeria. Shrill self-interest lies, and tode - interests. Let us put on the coast. It is pointless to rehash to Jonas Savimbi, now visit- cide how best to pursue it. Predictably, the Joint Appropria- will be enough unanticipated revenue soprano chirps came from back of the stove such con- the dubious claims of the ing here, and his forces of the liberal press. That great And the trouble in fashioning siderations as the immorality National Union. So long as we tions Committee has voted to restore the and surplus funds to make up the $64 United Nations to authority exponent of freedom and civil an African policy these days of apartheid, the long history over South West Africa. This have no Cubans of our own, million. The alternatives are to cut other is that we need to preserve $64 million "minimum aid" to local liberties, Samora Macbel of of friendly relations with is a topic for teawit h the we ought to make some effort school districts that Gov. Byrne chopped programs or to raise taxes, and raising Mozambique, added his friendly relations with both South Africa, and the com- to support a natural leader Nigeria and South Africa; we dean of the law school. The from his proposed $5.6 billion budget for taxes isn't a likely event in a legislative voice. The chorus joined in a mon inheritance of English- point is that self-interest can- whose sympathies look to the reprise of the familiar theme need at least a neutral speaking peoples. This is tea- next year. election year. But we have the promise Namibia; we would benefit not permit us tose e this vast, West. The late Agostlnho that the people of South West at-the-rectory stuff. We rely Neto was the Soviets' guy in In Monmouth County, 23 school dis- of Sen. Matthew Feldman, D-Bergen, Africa (Namibia) should be from a pro-Western regime in upon South Africa for critical barren land fall into the tricts would have lost a total of $2.8 chairman of the Senate Education Com- sold down the river to Angola. It would be nice to do supplies of chrome, hands of the Soviet-supported Angola. What is so wrong in supporting our guy? million if the "minimum aid" wasn't mittee, that "the money will be there." SWAPO. all these things at once. vanadium, platinum, South West African People's manganese and other vital Organization. Let us tread softly, avoid- restored. The minimum aid, which goes If they lost the minimum aid, the Let us sort things out, The issue of self-interest minerals. From a strategic Angola presents a similar ing needless offense and sav- to the so-called wealthy school districts, starting with the threshold is clearly, nakedly defined in affected school districts obviously would the matter of Nigeria. The point of view, it would be problem. More than five ing pointless rhetoric for use guarantees them a minimum of $125 per have to make up the money in other ways premise that our only na- tional interest in Africa is our United States is now Import- folly for the United States to years have passed since at Impotent forums. Our in- pupil in state aid. — that means trimming programs or own seM-interest. It is all ing 4 2 million barrels of oil a let these slip away. We need Cuban mercenaries, doing terests lie in naval bases and The protests from the "minimum hiking school taxes. Welcome it is, but day. Of these, 950,000 come naval access to Durban, Sl- the dirty work for the Soviet in tracking stations; and in very well, if the occasion is monstown, Port Elisabeth aid districts" were loud and immediate; was the restoration of minimum aid ever high tea at the rectory, to from Nigeria. A sudden Union, succeeded In install- manganese, chrome and oil. school officials in the districts scheduled seriously in doubt? The threat tocu t to lose the state funding averred that in state aid to local school districts has eliminating the minimum aid the state become an annual budget game — this would be reneging on a promise made a year, minimum aid; last year, the gov- NJ Transit needs funds, not blame half-dozen years ago to win approval for ernor cut $18 million in school transpor- a way to distribute the cuts the state income tax, which was topro - tation aid, which the Legislature re- Little Silver To the Editor: Library more equitably. vide additional funds for education The stored. It guarantees an annual hue and On March 23, six groups, FROM OUR READERS Long Branch This city council has be- legislative move to restore the funds was cry, but it doesn't do much to build representing commuters in To the Editor: moaned its lack of influence underway almost as soon as Byrne rec- confidence in the budget process. different areas of New Jer- The Long Branch City in city affairs and, because of ommended the cuts. Beyond the question of whether this sey, held a press conference Council's recent meeting was their anger at the mayor, the at Perm Station in Newark to packed with people protest- people of Long Branch have The Legislature is committed to re- hullabaloo was necessary is the question decry the proposed fare in- suffered. This council has de- storing the minimum aid, but it hasn't of avoiding a repetition next year, and ing the cutting of library creases and service cuts by being the culprit through poor flcials as a means of for- funds. For over an hour, peo- stroyed project after project said where the money will come from, the year after that. That question re- NJ Transit. Each group had a management and poorly de- stalling or tempering funding ple of all ages and from all that would benefit the city and our lawmakers candidly acknowl- volves around taxes, so we will have to spokesperson who read a fined goals. I did not bear one cuts. walks of life spoke of how and raise it out of the mire to edge that they don't know. Some legisla- wait for the next Legislature to discuss statement complaining about group offer to help NJ Transit It is a fact df life that NJ much the library means to which it is sinking. First Sev- the imminent demise of pub- to obtain additional funding en President's Park - then tors predict, or at least hope, that there it. Transit, while a political them, and begged the council lic transportation in the or to suggest any reasonable creation, has accomplished not to cut its funds. the hotel-condominium com- plex, now the library! With a state. alternatives to the fare In- many improvements in the The library is getting axed council like this who needs Each of these groups stood creases. Only one group sug- state transportation system. for a disproportionate share the Russians todestro y us? 'Candy Man' controversy ready to accuse NJ Transit of gests writing to elected of- As a political creature, NJ of the budget trimming — one Transit cannot even ask its third of all budget cutting is In a totalitarian stuto, an riders to help it survive, as to come from library funds. informed, well-educated In Cumberland County, The Tattler, from revealing confidential sources, ex- some politlcan might in- The library will lose federal citizenry is an obstacle, toth e the Millville High School student news- tend toth e high school newspaper. terpret that act as an infr- matching funds because of government, but a de- paper, has done a commmendable job of Gruccio ruled, however, that "leu ingement on his prerogatives. this. mocracy's first priority is the Elected officials respond reporting on student drug use — and as a obtrusive" ways of identifying the These budget cuts will se- education of its people. Un- result the newspaper's faculty adviser to mail from their consti- verely limit the excellent ser- fortunately, this country pusher should be tried first, and so or- tuents. If the commuter ac- may be jailed. vices the library now pro- seems to be heading in the dered law enforcement authorities to tivist groups were thinking, vides and the only cultural totalitarian direction, and the The newspaper published an in- rather than yelling, they attempt to identify "Candy Man" by attraction this city has to of- Long Branch City Council is terview with a pusher, identified only as would begin a massive letter fer will go down the drain. accelerating us there. "Candy Man," who claimed he sells quesUoning Millville High School stu- writing campaign to Wash- Surely the council could find Barbara Mayers Keller dents. Lee is scheduled to go before a ington and Trenton. Why not "pot, speed, 'ludes and black beauties" obtain permission from the to high school students and knows of grand jury on Thursday, and, if author- municipalities where the fifth-and-sixth-graders who use drugs, ities haven't turned up "Candy Man," train or bus stations are lo- Today in history too. The article didn't carry a byline and cated, and pass out pre-writ- presumably will be ordered to name the By The Associated Press arrived in New York in what Jack Lee, the faculty adviser, has re- reporter or be jailed. ten letters to elected of- ficials? All the commuters Today is Monday, March 30, was described as the first ci- fused to identify the student reporter it is easy to understand that "Candy have to do is select an ad- the 89th day of 1981. There are vilian flight from the> Chinese because, he said, the reporter faceK,Man" wouldn't have agreed to the in- dress to mail the letter, sign 270 days left in the year. mainland to the United Today's highlight in his- States physical danger from pushers and stu- ^^^ b^,, p iged it, and mail it. Politicians tervlew if he rom will know that they are re- tory: Ten years ago: The 24th dent drug users. anonymity. It is easy to understand why ceiving a form letter, but On March 30, 1867, Russia Congress of the Soviet Com- numbers do count. agreed to sell Alaska to the munist Party opened in Mos- United States for 17 2 million. cow. Mass transit is at a A. Pagliughi does not. Pagliughi, insist- On this date: Five years ago: A general community should be grateful to Lee, the critical crossroads in time. In 1870, Texas was read- strike by Arab citizens in ing that police authorities cannot identi- Continued funding is man- unnamed student, and The Tattler for a mitted to the Union after the northern Israel erupted Into fy or arrest "Candy Man'without ques- datory for 1U continued sur- Civil War. violent clashes. tioriing the reporter, went to court to courageous Job of reporting on drug vival, and that survival is Im- In 1917, the Russian pro- Today's birthday:. Former pushing at the high school. But that portant to the cities, states, visional government guaran- force Lee to reveal the name of the CIA Director Richard Helms county law enforcement officials are and the nation al a whole. teed the independence of Po- student journalist. And State Superior Yelling about fare Increases is 68. helpless to catch drug pushers preying on land. Court Judge Philip A. Gruccio ruled that Is not an answer; prodding In 1940, Japan established a Thought for today: The neither the First Amendment guarantee students unless they are told the name of legislators into the proper puppet government in oc-worst vice of a fanatic is his of freedom of the press nor New Jersey's one student journalist defies under- 'We'll decide what you sovereign banana- course of action Is. cupied China. sincerity' — Oscar Wilde* l1 Shield Law, which protect journalists standing. pickers need' David H. Mewhinney In 1974, a Chinese jetliner Irish-born writer <1854-1900).T Bedell MONDAY, MARCH 30,1981 The Daily Register 7 to get Monmouth briefs 'Hunger Event' scheduled in Holmdel award HOLMDEL — Five organizations involved in the fight against hunger in the bayshore area will conduct a 'Hunger KEANSBURG - A law Event' April 4, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at St. Benedict Church, 165 sponsored by state Sen. Bethany Road. Theme of the day will be "Hunger and Global Eugene Bedell, D-Monmouth Security," and the kickoff speaker will be Professor William and Middlesex, that allows Osterle of Global Education Associates. more than 5,000 New Jersey youngsters a chance to work Family Life organization meeting April 1 longer hours at state resort areas this summer has HIGHLANDS - An organizational meeting of the High- earned the lawmaker the title lands Elementary School, the Atlantic Highlands Elementary of Legislator of the Year by School and the Henry Hudson Regional High School Family the New Jersey Hotel-Motel Life curriculum committee will be held April 1,8 p.m. in the Association. library of the high school. The public is welcome. The award will be pres- ented to Bedell at the annual Academy placement test May 2 Arthur H. Goldman awards dinner at the association's MIDDLETOWN - Joseph Pacelli, principal at Oak Hill 63rd convention tonight at Academy in Lincroft has announced that the school's next Resorts International, Atlan- placement test will be given May 2. The academy is a pre-high school institution for seventh and eighth grade boys and girls tic City. "providing a strong environment for scholastic and personal Kenneth Taylor ponder* a quettiont The law, signed by Gov. growth." . R««llt«r photo b> Don Lordl Brendan T. Byrne a year ago, PEN PAL BALLOONS — Some 500 children of Middletown Village School launch permists minors between 16 balloons In hopes of finding pen pals In distant places. Ready to send away balloons Hud advisory unit meets tomorrow and 18 to be employed after 11 containing their names and addresses are, left to right, Jacqueline Healv, 5, Martin LONG BRANCH - The HUD Citizen Advisory Board Ambassador raps p.m. during the regular sum- Sullivan, 6 and Jeannle Wakeham, 6, all kindergarten students and residents of mer school vacation period. Committee will bold a meeting tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the City diplomat world Middletown. Council Caucus Room, third floor, 344 Broadway. on Iran action By LARRY HAAS /4 Vote TINTON FALLS - The Iranian takeover of the Amer- ican embassy in Teheran should serve as a lesson to the A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Ridge Rd., Little Silver. Sponsored by Congregation APRIL 11 organizations. Rates $3.00 for three lines for one day, world's diplomatic community, according to Kenneth 0. B'nai Israel, Rumson. Tickets: Orchestra $10; Balcony, The Pilgrim Baptist Church, Red Bank, will hold 11.00 each additional line; $4.00 for two days, $1.25 each Taylor, the former CAnadian ambassador to Iran. $7.50. Information & tickets, call 842-1800. their 4th Annual Scholarship Dinner, Sat. 5:30 p.m. at additional line; $6.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each Taylor, who was instrumental in the daring escape by MCCLD is sponsoring an Easter Egg It Bunny the Hilton Inn, Tinton Falls, N.J. Guest speaker Mr. additional line; $7.00 for 10 days, $2.00 each additional six Americans hidden in the Canadian embassy in Decorating contest for children 4-13, on Apr. 4,1981 in David Kent, Assistant Deputy Executive Director, line. Deadline noon two days before publication. Call Teheran for almost three months, criticized the Red Bank Mini Mall, 12-3 P.M. Prizes will be awarded United Negro College Fund. Donations $15. For ticket The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secre- diplomatic community for its failure to unite in protest each age group. information call 922-4879 or 741-9581 tary. against the takeover and suggested that any future New York City Opera "Madame Butterfly", 8 P.M. breaches of diplomatic integrity should receive universal performance. Leave Red Bank at 4 P.M., Hazlet at 4:30 APRIL » condemnation. P.M. Cost: $32.00 including orchestra seats k bus. Bus Trip to Radio City Music Hall, sponsored by Currently serving as Canadian Consul-General to the MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 739-3963, 739-4031. Sponsored by Open Door of Bayshore River Plaza Hose, Ladies Auxiliary. $17.00. Call 747 2185 United States, Taylor spoke briefly at a hastily arranged CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Area. or 741-4875. press conference Friday at the Hilton Inn, here, before assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social NOYE'S FLUDDE, The Chester Miracle Play set talks with officials at Fort Monmouth on military defense security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of Hazlet Italian-American Association 6th annual charge. Call 291-0465, Mon., Wed., Kri, 9 A.M. to 12 Spring Dance, 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. at the North Centerville to music by Benjamin Britten. Robert G. Spencer, and industrial relations between the two nations. Director. Apr. 12,7 P.M. The United Methodist Church, Noon. Fire House, Middle Rd., Hazlet. Music by MVP. Hot k "I was pretty confident the documents were suffi- cold buffet, beverage, BYOB. Donation: $10.00 per 247 Broad St., Red Bank. Early arrival suggested. cient to get the Americans out," Taylor said, referring to person. For tickets call 495-2375. Contributions accepted. the forged Iranian visas which the six Americans used to SATURDAYS-WEDNESDAYS-FRIDAYS Giant Celebrity Auction, Temple Shaari Emeth, pose as Candadian diplomats and leave with the rest of St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Avenue D, Atlantic High- APRIL It, II the Canadian delegation when the embassy was closed lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed. k Fri. 10-2.13 sales Craig Rd., Englishtown. Preview: 7:30 P.M. Auction: 8:30P.M. $1.00donation. Refreshments. Rumson Country Day School, Whale of a Rummage Jan. 28, 1980. rooms. Costume room. Sale, to benefit scholarship fund, corner of Ridge Rd., Among the six Americans freed were a former Ocean- MARCH 30 TO APRIL! Workshop On Hunger presented by five hunger and Bellevue Ave., Wed, 9 to 5, Thurs., 9 tilnoon . port woman, Cora Amburn Lijek, and her husband, Mark Christ Church Thrift Shop, Kings Highway, Mid- organizations at St. Benedict Church in Holmdel (10 Lijek. Mrs. Lijek served as a consular assistant for the dletown, $1.50 Bag Sale, Mon., Mar. 30 thru Thurs. Apr. AM -4 P.M.). Theme is "Hunger k Global Securtiy". APRIL 15 United States in Iran and her husband served as a 2nd, 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. Open Sat., Apr. 4, 10 A.M. to 12 No fee-lunch provided. 264-4713. Bus Trip to Philadelphia Museum of Art. Museum consular officer. Noon. The Monmouth County Alumnae Chapter of Delta tour plus "Drawings from Van Gogh to Matisse" It Potential problems existed in Teheran, however, MARCH 31 Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.) will present on Apr. 4, 1981 Rodin Museum. Cost: $9.00 includes transportation It before the escape could come off. "The time of the OPEN HOUSE The New School of Mon. Co.. 301 its 3rd annual Jabberwocklntitled "Showtime U.S.A." admission. Call Guild of Creative Art at 741-1441 im- takeover (of the American embassy, November of 1979) Middle Rd , Holmdel, 787-7900. 9-11 A.M. & 1-3 P.M. at the Paramount Theatre, Boardwalk, Asbury Park, mediately. was a time that anything could have happened," Taylor Come & observe our innovative ungraded school (K-8) N.J. at 7:30 P.M. Donations: .3.50 for students k $5.00 APRIL » said, noting that several other embassy takeovers had We are a family centered school with an informal for adults. Star of the Sea Church. Id day Florida vacation. occurred in Iran that year, including the Egyptian em- atmosphere. APRIL 5 $365 includes, motor cruise, gratuities, 5 day stay at bassy five times, the British embassy twice and the Atlantic Highlands PTO will sponsor a school board Choral Concert - Brahms "A German Requiem", Holiday Inn, Pompano Beach. 1 day each Circus World, American embassy several months before the 444-day candidates night, 7:30 P.M. at the school. Listen to 1981 sung by the Oratorio Choir of the First Presbyterian Disney World, St. Augustine It Jungle Queen. Leaves ordeal began for 52 Americans. candidates tell their reasons for wanting a seat on the Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. Robert Ivey, director. Long Branch It Asbury Park. Call 212-5479. Reserva- "There was no leadership as such in the country," he board. Refreshments. All residents are urged to attend. Guest soloists k instrumentalists. Child care provided. tions by Mar 15 concluded. Candidates night sponsored by the Little Silver Donation Recetption to follow, 4 P.M. APRIL 24, K, M With the United States seen as public enemy number PTO. Meet this year's candidates for the Little Silver Friends of the Keyport Library in conjunction with Bus Trip to Washington, D.C. k area, sponsored by 1, and the rest of the Western world not far behind, Board of Education k Little Silver seats on fled Bank the Board of Trustees will hold Open House, Sun. Apr. 5, Open Door Bayshore Area, 3 days, 2 nights. Cost $135 for Taylor explained, communications between the Canadian Regional Board of Education, Tues. Mar. 31, Point 1-4 P.M. at the library. Exhibits, movies & re- 2 in a room includes bus, lodging, tours k oat dinner. embassy and American leadership in Washington D.C. Road School, Multipurpose Room, 8 P.M. freshments. Call 739-3(63,739-4031.14 seats left. always went through Ottawa, Canada, as the plans for the APRIL tt rescue were being plotted. Gourmet Luncheon at Womens Club of Red Bank, Felix Molzer in Concert, with soloists, Debbie Piplani, Priscilla Reeves, Aldo Leone, to benefit St. St. Benedict PTA, Holmdel, will sponsor a Flea But even with security tight on the situation, "far too on Tues., Mar. 31 at Noon. $4.00. (164 Broad St., Red Andrews Church, Highlands. Donation: $500 Phone Market in the school cafeteria from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. many" persons in the two nations knew of the six Bank). Call 747-2577,747-3865,741-1436. 741-8880 or 747-9407 or 787-7775 or purchase tickets day of Space rental $7.50, tables provided. For information & Americans, Taylor told reporters. The New York Times Rosary Altar Society of St. Leo The Great Church, concert, Cardinal Room, Buck Smith's, Palmer Ave., reservation call 583-9543, or 264-7108. and other newspapers uncovered the story but were Lincroft Happy Time Card k Game Party, Mar. 31, 8 Keansburg, 5 P.M. convinced not to print what they knew by top American P.M. Tickets: $3.00. Desserts k many prizes. Reserva- Fair Haven Fire Co. Five Mile Run at 1:45. One officials, including former Secretary of State Cyrus tions Ann Lunanuova, 88 Shelbourne Dr., Lincroft, N.J. Middletown Jaycees will hold their 19th Vacation Mile Fun Run at 1 P.M. Check-in time 11 45 to 1 P.M. at Vance. APRIL 1 Auction Sun., Apr. 5, 1 P.M., Cervino's Cobblestone, toe Fire House on River Rd. Five age groups. Prizes The constant fear that'the story "would break," Friends of the Keyport Library will hold its Middletown. Vacation sites to be auctioned off range awarded for each group. For application It information however, made officials in the two nations move quickly monthly meeting Wed , Apr. 1, 8 P.M. at the library. from Canada to the Carribean. Some of the finest call 741 1217 toward bringing off the escape, Taylor said. New members welcome. resorts have donated accommodations. This year's APRIL N vacation lists over 100. Call 671-6103 for information, or An articulate man, the 46-year-old Taylor has been in APRIL 2 Two Broadway shows •42nd Street", $47.00, $1 donation for advance list It ticket. Write P.O. Box "Baroum", $30.00 front mezzanine seats, bus k food. the Canadian Foreign Service since 1959 and served in Annual Card Party, sponsored by YCBR (You Can 184, Middletown, N.J. 07748. Bus leaves Middletown 545 P.M. Hazlet 6 P.M. Guatemala, Detroit, Karachi, London and Ottawa before Be Replaced) Social Club at Buck Smith's, Thurs. eve. sposnored by Mid-Atlantic, 787-4921,566-3812. being assigned to Iran in 1977. Along with his current Apr. 2, 8 P.M. Donation: $2.50, senior citizens $2.00. Southern Jersey Region Women's American ORT post, he also serves as Canadian Consulate General 787-5555. 2nd Annual 10,000 meter race & one mile run through MAY1 Freehold, starting 12 Noon at Freehold Raceway Park- Commissioner to Bermuda. St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands, will hold a Bus Trip to Madison Square Garden to Circus His role in the rescue of the six Americans brought ing Lot. Pre-registration by mail. $4.00 includes T-shirt. sponsored by Open Door Bayshore Area, 1:30 P.M. meeting in the Church Hall, to show a film on its trip to 15.00 day of race. Trophies - refreshments. For informa- forth a wave of admiration from the American public. Alaska, Aug. 2 to 15th, 1981. Call 291-0876 or 291-0272. performance, cost: $14.00 for children k senior citizens, Named the "newsmaker of the year" by the Overseas tion call 431-144* $15.00 for adults. Leave Red Bank 11:30 A.M., Hazlet 12 The Monmouth County Historical Association will Press Club for 1980, Taylor has been given the keys to at Knights of Columbus, Red Bank Council No. 3187, Noon. Call 739-3963 or 7394031. sponsor a bus trip to two of New York City's finest 18th least 17 American cities and was greeted with a rousing Family Communion Breakfast, Sun., Apr. 5, following MAY! Century buildings: Fraunces Tavern & the Morris- welcome by about 80,000 football fans in Seattle and the 9 A.M. Mass at St. James Church. Breakfast at the The Craft Show k Flea Market will be held May 2, thousands more at a baseball game in New York. Jumel mansion. $30 fee includes transportation, ad- Council Home, 200 Fair Haven Rd. Adults $3.00, chil- mission, lunch It tips. Call 462-1466 for more informa- at Trinity Church, 65 Front St., Red Bank, 94 P.M. For Among his governmental awards which he received dren under 12, $1.50. tion reservations 842-9268 Tables $8.00. Sponsored by Trinity from the incident were his designation as an Officer of APRIL 5 THRU 8 Church. QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced & the Order of Canada and an honorary degree from Monmouth Festival of the Arts, sponsored by Giant Outdoor Flea Market at the Atlantic High- widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, Laurentian, and the Congressional Medal of Honour. Monmouth Reformed Temple. One of the State's largest lands Yacht Harbor, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. sponsored by Unitarian Church, 147S W. Front St., Lincroft, 7:45 P.M. Arts It Crafts exhibition. Daily until 9:30 P.M. tt Atlantic Highlands PTO. PTO snackbar. Rain date May Admission limited to first 200 people. Donation: $3.00. Temple, Hance Ave., Tinton Falls. Daily admission 9. To reserve space send $6.00 check, Atlantic Highlands APRIL 3, 4, 5 $3.00 ($1.00 for children under 12 & senior citizens). School PTO, First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07716 The Emmanuel Baptist Church of Atlantic High- APRIL I _ or call 291-3413 for more information. lands is sponsoring a Family Seminar: Art, Culture It Guest speaker of the Red Bank Tenants Association Holy Trinity School PTA is sponsoring a Flea County Births Good News with Gordon Kelly, Director of Fine Arts, will be Phyllis Salowe-Kaye, president of the N.J. Contemporary Evangelism (FACE), headquartered in Market at 375 Exchange PI., Long Branch, 9 A.M. to 4 Tenants Assoc. Meeting 7:30 P.M. at Borough Hall, 32 P.M. $7.00 space only. $10. table provided. Dealers Canton, Ohio, Sat. Apr. 4, 7:30 P.M. SPECIAL FEA- Monmouth St., Red Bank, all tenants encouraged to RIVERVIEW welcome. Reservations: 2294463,222-8843. Highlands, daughter, March TURE: Panel discussion, topic "The Church Faces The attend. Red Bank 26. Cultural Challenges of the 80's". Panel participants: MAY I Mr. and Mrs. Hung-biu Mr. Gordon Kelly, director of FACE, Ms. Marcia APRIL 7 Flea Market, Belford Methodist Church, Church Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Yeung (Btk-Ying Lin) 26 La- Edwards, religion editor of Asbury Park Press. Mr. Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, 7:30 P.M. Dona- St., Belford, May 9, rain date 16th. 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Boyle (Patricia Solleder), 19 fayette st., Rumson, daugh- Charles Donohoe, co-president of Coalition for Con- tion: $2.00 includes admission & refreshments. Spon- Call 671-1134. Space $5.00. Harris Park, Red Bank, son, ter, March 26. cerned Parents. Rev. Kenneth Aldrich, Rector, Trinity sored by Middletown Chapter Women's AMERICAN MAY 15 March 26. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fac- Episcopal Church, Red Bank. Mr. Gareth Miller, mis- O.R.T. Bus Trip to Madison Square Garden to Circus, Mr. and Mrs. Richard cas Jr. (Pamela Disbrow), 28 sionary, Farms Inc. Agricultural Mission. For more Navesink Garden Club's Spring program by Master sponsored by Open Door Bayshore area, 7:30 P.M. Parsells (Gail Boran), Capri Twilight Ave., Keansburg, information call 872-0383. Judge, Mrs. M.A. Cramber, Jr., "Arranging with Two performance. Cost: $14.00, children. $15.00 for adults. Apts., East Avenue, Atlantic daughter, March 26. APRIL 3 or Three Blooms", 12 Noon; Trinity Episcopal Church, Leave Red Bank 5:30 P.M., Hazlet 6 P.M. Call 739-3963 Fish dinner, Shrewsbury Township Recreation W. Front St., Red Bank. $3.75. For reservations call or 739-4031. Center, Crawford St., Shewsbury Township, N.J., 4:30 741-0763. MAY 17 P.M. to 8 P.M. Children & senior citizens $2.50. Adults APRIL 8,» Bus Trip to see "Annie", $37.50 includes luncheon Something $4.00. Door prises. Oceanport United Methodist Women, 50 Main St., at Rosoff's, front mezzanine ticket k transportation. MARCH•», APRILS Oceanport, will hold a Rummage It Bake Sale, Wed. Leave 10:30 A.M. from Red Oak Diner, Hazlet, spon- Perfect The last two films on the "Focus On The Family" Apr. 8, from 7-9 P.M. & Thurs. Apr. 9,9 A.M. to Noon. sored by Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Hospital. For series by Dr. James Dobson, will be shown at 7 P.M., at "Almost New" Sale at the Fair Haven Fire House, information call 264-6346. is Coming the New Monmouth Baptist Church, Cherry Tree Farm River Rd., Fair Haven, Wed. k Thurs., Apr. 8, », 9:30 JUNEtt & New Monmouth Rds., New Monmouth on Mar. 29 It A.M. to 4 P.M Clothing, household items It ?. Spon- Bus Trip to "Sugar Babies" $39.75 Includes lunch- Apr. 5. The title "What Wives Wish Their Husbands sored by Red Bank Chapter of Hadassah. eon Molly Bloom's. Front mezzanine ticket k transpor- to "Annie Knew About Women". Dr. Dobson is-Associate Clinical APRIL 8 tation. Leave 10:30 A.M. from Red Oak Diner, Hazlet. Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Southern St. Mark's Church, Keansburg, is holding its 3rd Sponsored by the Holmdel Auxiliary to Bayshore Com- Seas Pla^a." California School of Medicine k is on the attending staff Annual Easter Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, munity HospiUI. For Information call 2644346. of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. Babysitting Palmer Ave., E. Keansburg. Featured will be a giant 3' JULY M TO 24 provided. 27 Ib. chocolate bunny, fruit baskets, hams, stuffed Italy Trip sponsored by the Hazlet-Italian-Ameri- APRIL ; bunnies k much, much more. Doors open 7 P.M. For can Auxiliary, 15 days, includes airfare, hotels, meals, St. Joseph School PTA will sponsor a Spring Flea information It tickets call 787-4658. tours It extras. $1695. Call 493-8421. Market k Craft Show on Apr. 4,10 A.M. to 4 P.M. In the APRIL 9 Classes for Spring school auditorium. Tables $12.50. For reservations Two Broadway shows "Sugar Babies", $37.00, Register now for Spring Art classes at the Guild of please call 566-1422, or 583-4179 "Annie" $31.00, front mezzanine seats, bus It food. Bus Creative Art. Classes are available in drawing, life Shrewsbury, NT.cI. Jan Peerce In Concert, with comedian Van Harris, leaves Middletown 5:45 P.M . Hazlet 6 P.M. sponsored drawing, portraiture, water color, sumi k oils. Chil- 8:30 P.M., Red Bank Regional High School auditorium, by Mid-Atlantic, 787-4921, 566-3812. dren's classes also available. Call 741-1441. TRIPL COUPON SAVINGS Present one, two or three coupons below along with one, AN AMERICAN STORES COMPANY two or three Manufacturers' "cents-off-coupons" UP TO AND INCLUDING 30' and get TRIPLE THE VALUE when you purchase -fine those items at ACME. YOU SAVE

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Bothered by broken foot Injured Woods powers Florida to title By JONNI FALK Memphis State to help her team finish with a 9-1 record, Strikes Back,'" she said. "Since we got music, floor has the best in Florida history. been really fun. "The Empire' is a dynamic piece of GAINESVILLE, Kla - A broken foot didn't stop Ann "This has been a super season for us," she said. "We music and that makes It more fun. I end the floor with a Woods of Middletown from leading the University of started out ranked 14th in the national ratings and we are double twist which I had not been able to do before. I had Florida ladles gymnastics team to first place in the now up to sixth. That means we will start on the bars at planned to do double backs in the last couple of meets, but Southern Regionals here over the weekend. Salt Lake City in the Nationals and finish with the vault. the foot injury stopped that. Woods, who broke a bone in her left foot while The seed will put us In the evening round which will help practicing three weeks ago, was the individual high us with the judging. The scores always get higher as the "On the beam I'm doing a back handspring and back scorer in the uneven bars and floor exercises at Friday day goes on." layout, and the bars are totally different. I have a new night's team event. She came back Saturday night in the Ann hopes to be fully recovered by the time the mount, and while I used to go from bar to bar a lot, which individual competition to win both events again. She was Nationals start, Apr. 10, and will compete in all four made the routine a bit choppy, I am now more rhythmic fourth on the balance beam Friday night and fifth on the events. and swingy. The dismount was made up by my father beam Sunday. "The foot is pretty much on the way to recovery," (Richard Woods, former Red Bank Catholic coach), and it's a one of a kind thing. It's an uprise with a half twist However, the broken foot kept her from competing in she disclosed. "I can do everything, but the vaulting is into a bounce back." her favorite event, vaulting giving me trouble when I hit the board. I should be able to "I broke the foot while doing a round-off in practice," vault at the Nationals though. I probably could have done The university of Utah, host school for this year's she said. "I thought it was just sprained, but the next day it at the Regionals, but that was the first event, and the Nationals, is seeded first in the tournament; Oregon I went to the doctor and found out that the fifth coach (Ernestine Weaver) was afraid that if I reinjured State is second; Penn State is third, UCLA, fourth, and metatarsal was broken." it on the vault, it would mess me up for the other events." CallforniaFullerton, fifth. Three days later, Ann competed on the bars against Ann's scores Friday night were 9.45 on bars and 9.45 in Penn State, which won the Eastern Regional. The Nlttany floor exercises. While leading Florida to Its best season Ann, who spent her freshman year at Clarion State Lions won by one point, and that was Florida's only loss. ever and first Regional championship, she set a new before transferring to Florida, has not been active in "The bars were the only thing I could do that night," personal high all-events total with 37.05 against Louis- amateur competition this year. "The new compulsories she explained. "If I had been in all four events there Is no ville. Oddly, Kim Gray, another former Red Bank Catho- came out, and it would be hard to get them down," she way of telling if the other girls would have slacked off. lic gymnastics star, now performs for Louisville. •aid. "I'm in my major now at school (communica- They really did well that night; we probably would have Part of the reason for Ann's success this season has tions), and the studies are getting rough." won." been a flock of new routines. Perhaps as rough as doing floor exercises or a balance ANN WOODS Ann, a junior, also competed on the bars against "My floor exercises are orchestrated to "The Empire beam routine on a broken foot. Knicks top Nets, 103-95 NEW YORK (AP) - Ray Williams scored 19 Indiana, which had held second place all sea- SupcrSooict 96, Warriors M points to lead the National Basketball Association son, will play the loser of Sunday's game between SEATTLE - Seattle's James Bailey had eight playoff-bound New York Knicks to a 1QJ-95 Philadelphia and Boston in its first NBA playoff of his 24 points in the fourth quarter to pace the triumph over the New Jersey Nets last night. appearance ever. SuperSonics to a victory over toe Golden State Sly Williams had 17 points and BiU Cartwright David Greenwood scored 16 of his 22 points in Warriors. 14 for the Knicks, who led 53 47 at halftime. Mike the second half to help the Bulls hold off Indiana. The defeat was meaningless In Golden State's Newlin led the Nets with 23 points and Cliff The Pacers, who were led by BlUy Knight's 25 bid for a playoff berth. Their post-season play was Robinson had ft. points, tied the game on a Knight free throw 97-97 contingent on a Kansas City loss to Dallas Sunday The Knicks' victory was their sixth straight with 54 seconds remaining. night. this season over the Nets. They will open the first However Knight missed the second shot and SeatUe entered the final period trailing 7047 round of the playoffs Tuesday night against the Chicago grabbed the rebound. Sobers, who came but took the lead to stay when guard Vinnle Chicago Bulls. off the bench to score 18 points, gave the Bulls a Johnson scored on a layin and was fouled by Sonny The Knicks led 87-84 with 7Vt minutes remain- 99-97 edge making a jump shot with 42 seconds Parker. The three-point play with 4:13 remaining ing in the fourth quarter when Newlin scored remaining. gave Seattle an 84-82 lead. Golden State's Lorenzo Romar brought the three quick baskets in 2to minutes to keep the Back! 18, Hawks Ul Warriors to within two, 92-90, with 23 seconds left. game close. But six straight New York points in ATLANTA - Sidney Moncrief scored five But Seattle center Jack Slkma hit two free throws less than 2U minutes gave the Knicks a 99-W lead points in the last 2t seconds of an overtime period with seven seconds left to put the game out of the with under 2Dallas Mavericks and held on for a victory that gave them the Atlantic Coach Hubie Brown was fired last week. a berth in the NBA playoffs for the third straight Division title and a playoff bye. year. The Hawks' led 126-125 when a three-point play The Kings finished the regular season with a Both teams ended the regular season with the by Moncrief put the Bucks ahead for good with 29 40-42 record, good for a fifth-place spot in the NBAs best record, 62-20. They also were tied in seconds remaining in the overtime. He then added Western Conference playoffs. The Kings meet head-to-head competition, 3-3, and in their record a back-handed layup with nine seconds left. against Eastern Conference opponents, 42-16. Portland in a best-of-three series beginning Steve Hawes, who had a career-high 32 points, - Wednesday at Portland. But Boston claimed the crown with a better scored a layup with seven seconds remaining, but division record, l«-5 to 15-0. Junior Bridgeman iced the game for Milwaukee Otis Birdsong added 25 points and Eme Grun- The victory gives the Celtics the next week off, with two free-throws with five seconds left. feld chipped in 23, as the Kings snapped a four- while the 76ers must play a best-of-three mini game losing streak at home. series against Indiana. _jlN,JassN Reserve forward Marty Byrnes came off the Philadelphia played sloppily for three quar- PHOENIX, Ariz. - Guard Walter Davis and bench to lead Dallas with 24 points. Guards Brad ters, committing 25 turnovers, and went into the back-up forward Joel Kramer led a balanced Davis and Oliver Mack scored 21 and 20 points final period trailing 79-59. Phoenix attack with 16 points apiece as the Suns respectively, as the Mavericks finished their first But the 76ers chipped away at the lead, and a ran away from the Utah Jaxx. year in the league with a 15-67 record. nine-point streak drew them to within 96-91 with The Suns, who clinched the Pacific Division Ballets 1M, Cavaliers IN 37 second* remaining. But Andrew Toney, who title Friday, had their entire roster score at least LANDOVER, Md. - Kevin Porter scored 27 poured in 15 of his game-high 35 points in the final two points as Phoenix closed out its regular points and handed off 18 assists, leading toe period, then fouled Nate Archibald, whose two season with a 57-25 record. The mark is the best in Washington Bullets to a victory over the Cleve- free throws clinched the victory. the club's 13-year NBA history. land Cavaliers. Balls 1M, Pacers 17 Utah wound up the year with a 28-54 record. The game marked the end of a 13-year career INDIANAPOLIS - Ricky Sobers and Artis By virtue of a first round playoff bye, Phoenix for Washington center Wes Unseld, who was Gilmore each scored in the final 42 seconds, is now idle until April 7. honored in half time ceremonies. Unseld, bothered giving the Chicago Bulls a victory over the Indi- After a lackluster first quarter where the Suns by a sore knee, scored two points In a token ana Pacers and second place in the NBAs Central fell behind 21-14, Phoenix came back with a 36- appearance. polnt second period to lead 50-38 at half time. Division. Washington, which missed the NBA playoffs tfPM The victory sent the Bulls, who finished the Kramer tallied eight straight points as the for the first time since Unseld Joined the team for Suns ran off a 10-0 string. Phoenix used another the 1967-68 season, won four of its last five games UP AND OVIR — Clarence 'Foots' Walker of the New Jersey Ntts goes up for a shot regular season with eight consecutive victories, despite the prescence of Ray Williams of the New York Knicks during the first half into the opening round of the playoffs against the 12-0 spurt midway through the second quarter to and finished with the same 39-43 record as last take the lead for good. season. of their NBA gam* last night. The Knicks went on todefeat the Nets, 103-95. New York Knicks. 9 Indiana9North Carolina set for 'D-Day By JOHN NELSON -we'll use them all." for preparing his team. AP Sports Writer At the same time, he expected to see Indiana use vari- "We spend far more time on our team than we do on the ations on the man-to-man. "In a sense, they do play a type of other," Knight said of his preparation. "You try to under- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Call It "D-Day" - the zone," Smith said. "For instance, they may elect not to play stand your own strengths and weaknesses. You play to your tenacious man-to-man defense of Indiana Coach Bobby Knight someone very closely. I don't know how they intend to match strengths and avoid your weaknesses, and once you determine vs. the multiple zone, or "junk," defenses of North Carolina up, but they might use something like a triangle and two." what yon do best, then you try to fit it to the team you're Coach Dean Smith. Knight spent the first part of his news conference yester- playing." Smith who has been to the Final Four six times in his 19 Though both eschew talk of a confrontation between two of day talking about a Saturday night incident with a Louisiana State University fan at his hotel, but eventually he got around years at North Carolina without winning a national title, said the nation's finest college basketball coaches, it is Impossible to basketball. he viewed the confrontation as a "game between the North to avoid characterizing tonight's NCAA championship game Stories appeared in yesterdays editions of both Philadel- Carolina players and the Indiana players. Bobby happens to be as anything else. phia newspapers that Knight had shoved an LSU fan Into a in charge of their program, and I'm in charge of ours, but it's In his 10 years at Indiana, Knight has changed the charac- garbage can at his hotel in nearby Cherry Hill, N.J. Knight still the players that determine the outcome." ter of Big Ten Conference basketball from a high-scoring, said the fan had congratulated him for Saturday's 67-49 Smith said be expected to see Randy Wittman, Indiana's 6- wide-open brand of play to one of the lowest scoring leagues In victory over Louisiana State in the tournament semifinals. foot-6 guard draw the defensive assignment on Wood, a 6-6 the country. He has done it with a man-to-man defense "In the days leading up to the game, LSU fans kept calling forward. Wittman said he hadn't been told what the defensive exclusively, and his theory of teaching it has been repetition my players Tiger bait," Knight said, referring to LSU's matchups would be, but he added that if Knight goes to a and simplicity. nickname. "I said to this man, 'Well, we weren't Tiger bait three-guard offense, using Isiah Thomas, Jimmy Thomas and "My two all-time favorite people are Hank lbs and Pete today.'" himself, he probably would act as a forward on defense. Newell," Knight said, "If I ever played a zone defense, they'd Knight said the man then hollered an obscenity at him That would put Isiah Thomas on North Carolina guard disown me, so I'U hang onto them as friends. several times, "and I walked over to him - I walked rather Jimmy Black, Indiana center Ray Tolbert on freshman Sam "All three of us feel that In our approach to the game, swifUy I guess you'd say. He said he had congratulated me, Perkins of North Carolina, 6-10 Indiana forward Landon we'd rather work with one defense, the man-to-man, and bend and I had been sarcastic I told him I had just thrown back at Turner on Tar Heels' forward James Worthy and Jim Thomas and mold that rather than play with a lot of different him something my kids had been getting for days. The next on guard Mike Pepper of North Carolina. defenses." ,, . time he called me... I shoved him into the garbage can." When Knight uses Ted Kltchel at forward - sitting down Knight credits the legendary lbs, former coach at Oklaho- Knight quickly closed the subject and was asked if he had one of the Thomas' - the matchups would have to be ma State, and Newell, a former University of San Francisco decided how he would match his team against sixth-ranked different, "because I don't think Bobby wants Kitchel on coach now In the front office of the Golden State Warriors, North Carolina, 29-7, particularly against Tar Heels forward Pepper," Smith said. with helping him create the defense that has made Indiana a Al Wood, who scored a career-high 39 points in leading North . Wood, a senior who needs only three points Monday night national power. * Carolina over Virginia 7M» in the semifinals. to reach the 2,000-point mark, said he was concerned with the "We like to play our man-to-man best, Smith said, "I don't think the game will revolve around any particular physical style of play of ninth-ranked Indiana, 254. explaining his theory, "but then we want to be able to throw point," Knight aald. "If either team does not play good "They're real physical, so we will have our work cut out CONCERNED COACH — North Carolina Coach Dean out some Junk. Its probably true that you can't play each defense if either team does not shoot well, they won't win. for us," be said. "We'll probably try to play a faster tempo Smith gives • little thought to a question asked him at defense as well when you play so many, but It also takes more Also, no team can get beat on the boards and expect to win ' than we did against Virginia, and they'll want to slow it down. yesterday's press conference. North Carolina, which preparation to play us." Knight said this game, as well as any other game, could be "They come out and play straight man-to-man defense - has run Into some hard luck In recent years, will try to Smith said he would show Indiana his entire array of seen as a coach's duel only in that each coach is responsible See 'bright', page M grab the NCAA title when It meets Indiana tonight. defensive tactics, "our scramble defense, the point def^- 10 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. MARCH 3o,i98i Rogers rolls in Heritage

HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. (AP) - Hale had a closing 68. Stadler and Devlin each shot 67. fidence. And It came just when we're coming up Irwm followed his game plan perfectly — even All put the pressure on. But none of them ever on the Masters." better than he could have nope for — In the final caught the skinny guy from Teiarkana, Texas. He But it was a near thing. round of the Sea Pines-Heritage Classic. started with a 3-shot lead, built it to 5 at one time Irwin, one of golf's greatest competitors, just But it backfired on him and helped spur Bill and then grimly clung to a one-stroke lead over missed on a 60-foot putt on the final hole that Rogers to victory yesterday. the last four holes that lead down to Callbogue would have tied it and sent the tournament to a "I told my caddy before we started I'd have to Sound and the looming, red and white lighthouse. playoff. put some heat on early, and after the first hole I "I just couldn't ever get the 2-shot swing I "Hales putt," said Rogers, "was so good it though I could," Irwinsaid. needed," Irwinsaid. just stopped my heart. And apply the heat he did. And as early as "Bill played his heart out. he really wanted "But things happen like that when It's your possible. He holed out a 160-yard 6-iron shot for an it." turn to win." eagle-2 on the first hole. That may have been an understatement. Ray Floyd, who had won the two previous But it didn't have the desired effect "You just don't know how much this means to Utles, had a closing 71 and a 284 total. Tom Hales '2' on the first hole was absolute y the me," said Rogers, one of golf's more ac- Watson shot 70-287. best thing that could have happened to me," said complished players who, strangely, has spent HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. (AP) — Final uorai and monav- Rogers, who withstood that challenge and series most of his career in a series of frustrating, winninus vailardav In (ha 1300.000 $*m Plnat-Harllaoa Clinic on the 4,410-vard. par-71 Harbour Town Golf Links (a-danotai of threats from a variety of players. He hung on unsuccessful challenges. His solid game, built amalaur): Bill Hooan. 1*4.000 'I 69 u 7O--27I grimly, never surrendering the lead, in display of more on accuracy and finesse than power, has Bruct Davlln, llt.no 7O-7IJI-47—17» thin-lipped determination that won him his second produced a great deal of money — almost one-half Craig SUdltr, tw wo 7«-7O-»l-*I—17» Hala Irwin. UM00 ttJO-IJ-O—1» PGA Tour title and $54,000. million in three seasons — but precious few Gil Morgan, tit,MO 67-72-724a— 279 victories. Tom Wtltkopl. S10.MO 7)-a»-7J-7O-2t2 After Irwin, playing in the same threesome Grag Norman. M.0M 71 72 71 «a— 2t3 with Rogers, had scored his eagle, "I said to Andy Baan. H.Ma 71 72 (I «-W3 He won important big money titles in Japan Rooar Mallblt. J9.0M 71 U 73 71—1U myself, 'it's going to be a long day. I can't just sit and England. But his only previous victory in the Tarry Dlthl, $9.030 73-M-7O-7I—Ml John Mahaftav. w.*00 f* ini 69 284 back.' It made me play harder and I got rid of my United States had come three years ago in the Rav Floyd, ta.tOO *a-74-7O-71—It4 jitters right away," Rogers said. Bud Allln. U.W0 at-71-71-71— IK Bob Hope Desert Classic. Bill Kraturt. 15.SW 70 7W2 6t—US He won this one with a closing 70,1-under-par "That's what's important, winning in this Jav Haat. »J.S» 74-7O-M-7J—MS Jarrv Pata. 13,100 69 a it 71— 2H on the 6.650-yard Harbour Town Golf Links, and countr*," Rogers said. Lanny wadklns. 14.150 71 69 7« 69—217 had a 278 total, 6 under par. Tom Wilson. W.ISO U 7S It 70— 217 And this one, he said, "couldn't have come at Don Slrack. H3M 7l-«-76-72—») Irwin. a two-time winner of this prestigious a better time. I was in a slump and had a total loss J«ll Mllcnall. W.3S0 73-71 71 7J—117 Curllt Slranoa. U.140 '< 69 " u-l— title. Gil Morgan. Australian veteran Bruce of confidence. I went home and tried to find Mlkt Sullivan, 13,240 , 71 6a-79 ?0— 2M Devlin and Craig Stadler finished a single stroke Ltonard Thomwn, S3.240., 7J-7M2-72—2M something. 1 made an adjustment with my hands Gaorga Arcnar, 11.140 71 7S u 74-2M back at 279. Irwin and Morgan, both with the that made me feel more comfortable. Morrli Halaltky. U.4S0 A tv n ;< n m Wallv Armilrong. «.<» 71-7O-717S— 2t9 front-running Rogers in the last threesome, each "I went from no confidence to the most con- Sava BalKltaroi, J1.4W W.7371 76—m Bossy paces Islander victory

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - Mike Bossy scored Holmgren's 100th NHL career goal came at Jan. 26, scored first when Mike Foligno tallied his his 68th goal of the season at 14:32 of the final the 4:10 mark of the first period and tied the 28th goal of the season on a pass from Dale period to bring the New York Islanders to a 5-4 game, 1-1. McCourt. But Higgins tied the score 64 seconds victory over the Washington Capitals in National Hartford had taken a 1-0 lead on Don later on a 10-footer. Hockety League action yesterday. Nachbaur's 15th goal of the season just 41 seconds BOWS FOR BIRDIE — Bill Rogers drills in a birdie on the 7th green to maintain his The game was very important to both teams. into the game. Oiler. 5, Penguin. 2 lead In the fourth and final round of the Heritage Golf Classic. Rogers was able to The Islanders, on a 12-game unbeaten streak, Philadelphia widened its lead to 3-1 in the PITTSBURGH - Wayne Gretzky assisted on hold off a late surge bv Hale I rwin and won the tournament. needed the win to tie the St. Louis Blues for first second period, on goals by Tim Kerr and Reid three goals to establish a new National Hockey place in the standings, while the Capitals needed Bailey. Bailey's goal was his first in the NHL. The League scoring record for a single season and tie the two points to move from 17th to 15th place and Flyers' playing assistant coach, Bobby Clarke, the all-time league record for assists in a season keep their playoff hopes alive. collected his 700th career NHL assist on Kerr's as he helped the Edmonton Oilers to a win over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Bradley cops Kemper The Islanders took the lead after the first goal. period, as Clark Gillies scored on a breakaway at Holmgren then ended the game's scoring with Gretzky set up Edmonton's first goal, a power- 5:54, and Bryan Trot tier scored his 31st goal while his second goal, which came on a 12-foot wrist play score by Mark Messier at 3:07 of the second COSTA MESA, Calif. 1981 and surged to the top of pro. She finished fourth on the Capitals had a man advantage. snot. period for his 153rd point of the season, breaking (AP) - Pat Bradley, often a the LPGA money winning list the LPGA money-winning list in 1879 with $132,428 in earn- The Capitals' Bengt Gustafsson scored at 6:38, Black Hawks 4, Red Wiags 3 the single-season record set by Boston's Phil contender but seldom a win- for the year with $69,821 in Esposito in the 1970-71 season. That goal gave the ner since joining the Ladies ings despite not winning a as he fired a wrist shot that deflected in off the CHICAGO - Reg Kerr drilled a 40-foot earnings. goalie's pad. Oilers a 1-0 lead. Professional Golf Association tournament, and had two slapshot past goalie Larry Lozinski midway in the The winner brought a 4- Gillies scored his second goal of the game on a tour in 1974, fired a 1-under- wins last year while finishing third period to lift the Chicago Black Hawks to stroke advantage into yester- 30-foot wrist shot to increase the Islanders' lead par 70 yesterday to easily sixth at $183,377. victory over the Detroit Red Wings. Nordiqnei 4, Canadieu 8 day's final round and had it to two goals. Washington came back to even the QUEBEC - Jacques Richard scored his 49th capture the $175,000 Women's Kerr's goal, his 28th of season, came on a long cut to two shots after nine Since the beginning of score on goals by Mike Gartner and Rolf Egbert. and 50th goals and Quebec goalkeeper Daniel Kemper Open by five shots. pass from rookie center Denis Savard, who scored holes. But she birdied the 12th 1979, Bradley has finished The Capitals took the lead briefly at 5:20 of the Bouchard stopped 18 shots in handing Montreal Its Bradley's 72-hole score of his 28th goal of season and picked up three assists. and 14th holes and her closest second 10 Umes, including third period, as Ryan Walter scored on a power first shutout of the National Hockey League sea- 284, even-par over the 6,134- Savard lifted his season point total to 74, contender midway through twice this year. play from the right face-off circle. becoming the top rookie scorer in Black Hawk son as the Nordlques blanked the Canadiens. yard, par 36-35 — 71 Mesa the round, Jane Blalock, fell Stefan Persson of the Islanders scored his history by breaking the record of 70 set by Bill Richard scored both his goals In the third Verde Country Club course, back with bogeys on the 10th, Bradley was fourth on the eighth goal of the season on a shot from the left Mosienko durinj the 1943-44 season. period, sandwiched around a power-play goal by tied the tournament record 13th, 14th and 15th holes. 1981 earnings list before the point. Kerr's other linemate, Tim Higgins, gave the Peter Stastny. established last year by Nan- third annual Women's Stastny reached the 100-point mark for the cy Lopez-Melton. Flyer, 4, Whaler. 1 trio 10 points for the afternoon by scoring his 23rd Debbie Massey finished in Kemper Open. She had season when he picked up an assist on Michel Bradley, who turned 30 HARTFORD, Conn. — Paul Holmgren scored and 24th goals of the season and adding an assist second place with a score of rounds of 71, 75 and 68 before Goulet's goal which started the scoring at 19:10 of last Tuesday, collected twice as the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the on the winning goal. 289 after carding a 2-under- Sunday and led or was tied the second period. $26,250 for her first victory of Hartford Whalers. Detroit, which has not won on the road since par 69 Sunday. She earned for the lead throughout the $17,150. Blalock, JoAnne tournament. She bogeyed the Camer and Joyce Kazmierski final hole by missing a short tied for third at 291. Blalock putt, but it didn't mattr by Navratilova takes Avon had a 72 yesterday, Garner a then. 71 and Kazmierski a 73. Each Jo Ann Washam and Dale NEW YORK (AP) - Martina NavraUlova has climbed the nervous, and that's a good sign." earned $9,333.33. Lundguist Ued for sixth place mountain again, regaining the $300,000 Avon tennis cham- Martina developed a pain in her stomach during an at 292. Washam had a 71 Sun- pionship title she won in 1979. It was the third time she had exceptionally fine rally in the eighth game of the opening set. The victory was Bradley's day while Lundguist finished won the championship windup to the women's winter tour, For a brief period, she held her middle and appeared to be in eighth official triumph as a with a 69. having captured the event under a different sponsorship and a pain. different format in 1978. "It's just a heart thing — no problem," she laughed. Now she has other goals to conquer. "Maybe it was indigestion. When you breathe, it hurts. When "I want to win the grand slam," she said yesterday after you slouch, It hurts." Cosmos triumph destroying Andrea Jaeger 6-3,7-6 to capture the $100,000 first- Explaining she was trying to breathe deeply, hoping to place prize in this eight-woman, double-elimination tourney. stop the pain, she said, "I was breathing so much I was SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Center-forward Giorgio Chi- "And I want-to beat Chris on clay." getting dizzy." naglia scored two goals yesterday to give the New York The "grand slam" is the French, United States and The 24-year-old Navratilova, the oldest player in the Cosmos a 3-0 shutout victory over the San Jose Earthquakes in Australian Opens, and Wimbledon. Navratilova usually does tournament at Madison Square Garden, said she became the season-opener for both North American Soccer League not play all of them in a year. nervous again when the second set went to a tiebreaker. teams. "Chris" is Chris Evert Lloyd, the world's No.l ranked "I was confident that I could win, but I was nervous in the His first goal, on an assist from Francois Van Der Elst player who has skipped most of the women's indoor tour the tiebreaker because I didn't want to go to a third set. She might after a pass from Boris Bandov, came at 2:56 into the contest last two years. Lloyd is a master on clay. NavraUlova, an get back into the match.'' and was the only score of the first half. The second, on an aggressive serve-and-volley player, has not fared so well on NavraUlova won the tiebreaker 7-3. assist from Angelo DiBernardo and Van Der Elst, came at the that slow surface. They could meet a few weeks in a day- Jaeger, at 15 the youngest of the eight who qualified for «nd of the game, at 87:24. court tournament in Florida. the tour finale, won $52,000. The other Cosmos goal was a rebound scored by forward Also missing from the Avon Championships was.last Earlier, Bettina Bunge captured the consolation match Roberto Cabanas after a snot by Van Der Elst was blocked, at year's winner, Tracy Austin, who has been injured since when her West German compatriot, Sylvia Hanika, reUred in 60:02. January. the third set with a cold and1 stomach pains. Bunge was Attendance for the game was 20,671. "I'm really sorry Tracy and Chris couldn't make it," leading 5-7, 6-4, 3-2 when Hanika retired. Bunge received •MUM Navratilova said. "That might have made it easier for me, $30,000, while Hanika won $22,000 THIRD TIME — Martina Navratilova displays her but I still had to work to get through." trophy after she captured the $30,000 Avon Tennis Against Jaeger, she was magnificent — and nervous. CBA,St. Rose Championship bv trouncing Andrea Jaeger 6-3, 7-6, in "When I woke up this morning I wasn't sleepy," she said, the finals yesterday. explaining how she knew she was ready to play. "I felt set for opener Knight, Smith go at it Parochial

MIDDLETOWN — Christian Brothers Academy's baseball team posted a 17-7 record a year ago and the Colts in NCAA championship could have another good season if Coach Marty Kenney can find pitching help. "We'll score runs and have an adequate defense," Kenney (continued) Tar Heels with 10 rebounds Saturday and can hit from the said. "But the pitching wil has to come through." perimeter as well as inside. The key loss from last year's club was All-County pitcher pressure, pressure, pressure. You know what they're going to Jeff Kurtz who accounted for nine of CBA's 17 victories. do." Smith has made the four-corners delayed offense famous The only experienced hurlers returning are Alex Turner could be the key to Indiana's offense. Playing the at North Carolina, but Indiana also runs a delay. It's similar to Uie-Hoosiers' normal offense — using clockwise motion or a Stamoustas, a righthander who had a 4-2 record a year ago, best basketball of his three-year college career, he scored 20 and Doug Riva, 3-2 last season and also a righty. Also points against LSU Saturday. weave across the lane. Indiana just spreads It out over the half court and shoots less frequently. expected to see mound action are Damian Kalac and BUI "He's still in the process of maturing," Knight said. "He Moore, both up from the Jayvees. has one real good game, and then a bad one.'' The meeting will be the second between these two teams The Colts are set In the infield with Charlie Braunstein at Knight uses what he calls a "motion" offense, relying on this season. North Carolina beat Indiana 65-56 at Chapel Hill, first, John Allegra back at second, Greg DeRosa at shortstop the quickness of Isiah Thomas, an Ail-American, and the N.C. Dec. 20. and Pete VanRuctenbeck returning to thld base. power of Tolbert and Turner. Against North Carolina's zone, "We were both different teams in December," Smith The starting outfield will be Tom Zapclc, Joe DeBenedetto Indiana also will have to get some outside shooting from and Stamoustas, when he's not pitching. • said. "They're a much better team now, and they've settled Wittman. who hit only three of 10 shots against LSU, and St. Rote / on a lineup." Kitchel. who went 3-for-8. BELMAR - With only two lettermen back, St. Rose's new coach, Bob Feeney, Is in a rebuilding year. "Every player has games when be doesn't snoot well," Smith was asked if he was Ured of the criticism that he "We're very inexperienced except for (Rob) Cordes," said Wittman, who shot 54.2 percent from the field this season couldn't win the big one, that he could get his team Into the Feeney said. "But when he pitches, we will be In every while averaging 10 points per game. "I didn't shoot well NCAA tournament but couldn't win the Utle. game." "I think It's a foolish criticism," he said. "All the years, against LSU, but I didn't lose my confidence. Monday night's Cordes posted a 6-4 record last year and will play center- a different game." except one, that we've been in the tournament, we hadn't been field when not on the mound. The other letterwlnner Is picked to win it. We weren't the best team in the country. NorthXarolina also relies on quickness, supplied in the WHAT A KNIGHT — Indiana University basketball outfielder Frank Garruza. We've played well in the NCAA tournament. A lot of schools backcourlby Black and in the forecourt by Wood and Worthy. coach Bobbv Knight, considered bv many as one of the Mike Kortenhaus at first, second baseman John Hewson, Perkins, with his 41-inch reach, played Virginia's 7-4 Ralph would be happy just to Ret into the Final Four. top mentors in the nations, will be matching wits with third baseman Matt Brady, and either Dave Fornichelli or Sampson to a standoff Saturday, each getting 11 points and 9 "Though, I guess if I win I won't have to answer that North Carolina Coach Dean Smith and his Tar Heels In George McDonald at shortstop will comprise the Infield. rebounds and each blocking one of the other's shots. Worthy is question anymore, but if we do win, it won't mean I'm any the NCAA Tournament championship tonight In Phila- Other outfielders are Bill Steels and John Foley while strong underneath and a good penetrater, while Wood led the better coach." delphia. either Bob Kunie or Tom Condon will catch. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1981 The (>aily Register 11 County fishing phenomenal What may have been an all-time record Huelsenbeck staples 36 rigs on each card, At Jack's Landing, Highlands, Mrs. Con- Steelhead Trout: number of people ought what may have been meaning Julian is confident of selling 7,200 nie Urbanski said 11 rental boats were out "These seagoing rainbows, 7 to 8 inches an all-time record number of flounders in the more before this flounder season Is over. over the weekend. The two others in her fleet in length and weighing less than one pound, Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers in excellent HENRY "I hope I get those rigs soon," Julian were not out. One needs paint and the other will go out to sea and return to spawn about weather over the weekend. said. Many fishermen tie their own rigs and needs paint and repairs to eliminate the hole November 1983 weighing four to 20 pounds A fishing crowd spread along almost the there are plenty of hooks and other hardware in the bottom. She explained a customer each. Their journey will mark the creation of full lengths of both rivers and Sandy Hook SCHAEFER and monofilament on hand, plus other baits managed\o set the boat on top of a piling. a true* Atlantic steelhead fishery in New and Raritan bays is impossible to estimate, like surf clams. Connie said the flounder fishing was Jersey. With additional releases in the next but there were about 300 bulkhead fishermen Giglio's reported selling out its allotment "fantastic-super" and that Jack Urbanski few years, a cycle will be established that in Highlands alone on each day, Jim Giglio of of 13 boxes of sandworms on Saturday and its knew more about it but couldn't talk to me will provide a fresh water sport fishery in the Giglio's Bait and Tackle Shop in Sea Bright allotment of eight boxes yesterday morning. because he was out flounder fishing. state to rival the Atlantic salmon fishery of said the bulkheads were crowded shoulder to fish had been gutted and the roe sac was There are supposed to be 125 worms in each At Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, Al Szybist Maine and Atlantic coastal Canada." shoulder there and he couldn't find a place to removed, too. flat (box). reported the fishing parties out in 20 rented TU released 1,500 steelhead in tbe Swim- crowd in. Customers Joe Armenti and Joe Some fishermen prefer bloodworms but boats on Saturday had a bonanza. He said a ming River last year. As is the case this Catches ranged from a few to many fish Chiavarone of Trenton caught 75 flounders in nobody was fussy over the weekend. few managed to load washtubs with fish. time, the fry were flown in from a Seattle, apiece for bank fishermen, to scores for the the lower Shrewsbury; Bernie Yocius and Louise Fossani of Capt. Charlie's Bait and Nancy Ferguson of Oceanic Marina, Wash., hatchery and raised to smolt size in boat anglers. Bob Assetta of Elizabeth caught 250 in the Tackle Shop In Port Monmouth reported she Rumson, said all 25 of the rental boats were the Musky Hatchery at Asbury, Warren Phil Sciortino, co-owner of the Tackle Navesink; and Denis Lukach and Paul was down to her last two worms yesterday out on both days. "We could have rented 25 County. Box, Hazlet, says this is the best run of Sharick of Woodbrldge caught 150. morning when a local digger walked in with more on both days," she added. •—For years thestot*. tried to establish flounders he has ever seen. He is now 40 Don and Judy Wilson and children some for sale. Steclhead Fishery Hopeful steelhead andirfown trout runs in the Manas- years of age, which isn't old, but he was born Gregory and Susan of Hazlet caught 75 floun- Mrs. Fossani reported Skeeter and Lester The New Jersey Council of Trout Un- quan R(ver,.bringing In the steelbeads from in Highlands and has fished the Shrewsbury ders on Saturday, fishing from Joey Julian's Williams caught 38 good sized flounders fish- limited (TU) will release 40,000 steelhead the west.coast and a seagoing strain of brown all of his life. boat. ing from shore at Sandy Hook Bay on Satur- trout in the Swimming and.Raritan rivees trout from Denmark. 'Quincy flounders' was what one angler Julian, Atlantic Highlands bait and tackle day. It was the third trip of the week for this spring in a continuing hope to establish Over the years when I fished the Raritan called them last week and lVfc to two-poun- dealer, reported problems in trying to keep them. spawning runs from the ocean. and its branches I caught an occasional wild ders were liberally reported over the week- merchandise in stock. The store ran out of At Capt.'s Cove Marina, Highlands, Capt. A release ceremony is set for 2:30 p.m., brook trout but none of the endless tons of end, good fish anywhere. worms yesterday morning. Julian has re- Pat Maresca reported he had sold a lot of Saturday, at Johnson's Park, New Bruns- hatchery browns, brooks and rainbows that John Law of Somerville dropped one on ordered 200 cards of flounder rigs from Bob worms but at noon still had 30 dozen left. He wick. have been stocked there for almost 70 years the Tackle Box scale on Saturday. It weighed Huelsenbeck, maker of the potent Four Sea- said one fishermen'there on Saturday caught According to Roland Van Arsdale and have spawned in the stream. three pounds, four ounces. What's more, the sons rigs in Toms River. „ 70 flounders and another had 45. Dick Gibbs of the Hommittee for Atlantic But I wish TU luck. Wheeler, Carter named to All-State hoop squad

Former Long Branch High School basketball standout tain, was sidelined seven weeks to due to a broken left wrist. signed a grant-in-aid to play field hockey at Virginia Tech Clinton Wheeler of William Paterson College, and Monmouth Henderson, one of the top Division II rebounders in the next fall. College's Gary Carter were named to the New Jersey men's County Sportsworld country, will be the other co-captain on next year's team. Payne led Shore to the NJSIAA Group II field hockey college division All-State Basketball team. Boyle averaged 5.4 points a game after moving into the championship two straight years and a 40-0 record for the past Wheeler, who played with Alex Bradley on Long Branch's starting lineup in January and was a bright spot in an two years. unbeaten (304) state championship team in 1977, was a otherwise rare Assumption off-year. She scored 58 goals and had 48 assists for her three-year varsity caeer, both school records. repeater on this year's team. Wheeler, who averaged 23 points in Portsmouth, Vlr. The tourney will consist of round robin Another bright spot for Assumtpion was the performance a game, was named to the first team on every ballot. play involving eight teams and will take place Wednesday of Long Branch's Mike Alston who led tbe team in scoring Matawan's Mark Gennaaa is a candidate for third base on Carter, a 5-10 sophomore, was a key factor in Monmouth's through Saturday with a 17.7 average despite being just a freshman. Alston also Rutgers University's varsity baseball team. outstanding season with a 17 point per game average. Bradley finished in sixth place in the all-time scoring at grabbed 106 rebounds and was second in assists with 106. Tom Gaiter, who played for St. John Vianney, pitched a Named to the honorale honorable mention squad were Villanova with 1,634 points. In ViUonova's loss to Virginia in Tom Braderick, who starred at St. John Vianney High six-hitter and struck out six as BuckneU University defeated Mike King and John Blair of Monmouth and ex-Red Bank the NCAA tournament, Bradley grabbed 13 rebounds. School, scored 18 points and grabbed 16 rebounds for Ursinus Hobart, 6-3 Saturday. Catholic player Mike Largey of Upsala College. Tom Seaman, a 6-10 senior forward from Red Bank College in a 63-61 setback to Potsdam State in the NCAA Rumson's Tom Kaa* earned a varsity swimming letter at Long Branch's Ron Youg, a Daily Register All-County Catholic High School, finished his Holy Cross College career Division III semifinals last week. BuckneU this season. He placed seventh In the 100-yard first team choice this year, was one of 11 New Jersey Players as the second leading scorer on the 198041 club with a 1S.2 Broderick was also named Most Valuable Player In both butterfly at the ECC meet and was eighth hi the 200-butterfly nominated to the 1961 McDonald's All American High School average. the Division III Mid Atlantic Regional and tbe Mlddletown with a season best of 1 58.3. Basketball Team. Seman played a major success in Holy Cross's 20-10 record Atlantic Conference Southern Division. He averaged 12.5 Matt Gvtleber of Little Silver earned a varsity swimming The program, now In its fifth year, honors the outstanding this season and led tbe club in rebounding with 5.4 per game. points and 11 rebounds a game this season. letter at Susquehanna University this past season. high school senior basketball players. From more than 1,500 He also led the team In field goal percentage with a .575 Former Mater Dei High School player DM Harper led the Eatontown's CUMUI Merkl is a returning letterwinner for nominees, a team of the most talented players across the average. Ramapo College varsity basketball team in assists with 82 and the Susquehanna women's tennis team. Damlaa Emerick of Atlantic Highlands is playing a key country is selected for "All American" honors. He was an all-tournament choice in both the Worcester averaged 6.4 points a contest. role on the Southern Vermont College Indoor soccer team. Although closing out his collegiate career on a losing note, Jaycee County National Classic and the Providence Classic Ten members of the Philadelphia Eagles football team Long Branch's Alex Bradley of ViUanova University never- and he eanred first team All-New England honors on the will play the Manalapan High School and Pine Brook School Keyport's Bob Redmoad finished his fencing career at theless had another fine season. USBWA team. He was also named on the honorable mention teaching staff in basketball Sunday at Manalapan High Stevens Tech with a 26-5 overall mark. He was also 66-20 in his four years at Stevens. Bradley, a 6-4 senior, averaged 11.6 points and 6.9 re- squad of the Associated Press All-American team. School. Game time will be 7 p.m. The game Is sponsored by bounds a contest despite missing part of the season due to a Another former RBC player, Neil Boyle, was named a co- the Braves Booster Club. broken thumb. captain on the 1981-82 Assumtpion College basketball team. For more information, call either 446-4794 or 431-4956. Monmouth ruggers victorious Bradley was also one of 64 players named to the partici- Boyle, a 6-1 junior guard, served as acting captain on this Other Sporti MIDDLETOWN - Tbe Monmouth Rugby Club rolled to an pate in the 29th annual Portsmouth Invitational Tournament year's team when Dennis Henderson, the regular team cap- Shore Regional'! Basal* Pays*, an all-stater last fall, has easy 46-10 victory over Schenecetady, NY. yesterday at Thompson Park. Tom Welter and Scott Constantlne scored two trys each for the winners who Ufted their record to 3-1. Beardsley, Simonsen share marathon win The Monmouth "B" squad was also victorious, 2M. -

LONDON (AP) - Dick Beardsley of the United States and Beardsley, a 25-year-old sports store assistant from Min- Constitution HIU toward tbe finish line, they sprinted - but Inge Simonsen of Norway ran past an estimated million fans neapolis, and Simonsen, a 27-year-old Oslo physiotherapist, still together. in the rain yesterday and joined hands to finish in a dead-heat ran together almost from the start at Greenwich Park in "It was spontaneous, instinctive," said Simonsen. "It for first place in the inaugural London Marathon. South East London. just proceeded from the friendship of marathon running. We had been together for 26 miles and we wanted to stay together. They were timed in 2 hours, 11 minutes, 48 seconds — the Past the Cutty Sark, 'one of the world's most famous old As we ran toward the finish line, we joined hands." sailing ships which is moored on the South bank of the Thames best marathon time for each. Trevor Wright of Britain Tbe two men stood with their arms round each other's finished third in 2:12.53. ' at Greenwich, and over Tower Bridge, crowded with jostling spectators, there was never more than a few paces between shoulders for photographs and the ceremonial pouring of Britain's Joyce Smith, 43-year-old mother of two, was the them. champagne. first woman finisher, placing 138th overall in 2:29:56. "Just think," said Beardsley, "we have just run 26 miles They still were side by side as they passed St. Paul's and they expect us to drink champagne. Hours after the end of the race, officials could not say how Cathedral and headed alone the Victoria Embankment. many of the 6,700 starters completed the race, which twisted "We feel like old friends, yet we never raced together or and turned over the traditional distance of 26 miles, 365 yards Under the shadow of Big Ben, beside the Houses of met each other before today." past the historic sights of London. Parliament, with lew than a mile to go, the two men looked at each other. But Beardsley was wrong. They both competed in the New The oldest competitor, 78-year-old Englishman Bob Wise- York City Marathon last October. Simonsen finished sixth in man, passed the finish line in "six hours plus," in his own "We didn't need to say anything," said Beardsley. "We that race and Beardsley was ninth. words, long after the computer had stopped recording the understood each other. After battling it out together for so finishing times. A big family gathering had seen him off at the long, it would have been ridiculous to try to beat each other "The rain helped," Simonsen Mid after yesterday'sd start, including 17 grandchildren and seven great-grand- over the last few hundred yards." race. "It never rained hard, but it was enough tokee p us nice children. As they passed Buckingham Palace and beaded into and cool." NHL summaries NHL standings Third Ferled—1. Quebec. Richard 4? II s—4 Hew York. lit-J tl (Trotller, outlet), 14:11. Peneltlet— (Hunter. Tardlf). 10:17. 1. Quebec. W«4aa emu eeti WeaMoawa. It 1—4 Potvln. NY. 1:11, Rlbble, Wat, 1:17; P Staitny 31 (Ckmtler, Plclwtle), 11:57. KMILIIII First PwM-1. New York, billies 31 Trottler, NY, 11:54; Oartnar. was. ffS nsmpcisssx: Fou.no» Morris Olilam (Bossy. Trotllerl, 5:54. I. Washington. (McCourt). lie* I. Chicago, HMglnt II 4, Outbec. Richard SO (Hunter. Terdll). Mantraai 41 u 11 n» IN »;OustafSKn 11 (Edberol, t:3t. I. New (lavard, Wilson), 1:44. I, Detroit, 17:11. Penalties Quebec bench, served Shots on goal—Mem York ll-u-io— by CUutler,4:11; Neeler. Mon. 11:41. _ L T OA Pti Loi Angalal 41 J] 11 331 II* MYork. Trotller 11 iGorlng). 0:11. Penal- 17 Washington HI 7-11 Larson 17, 17:43. 4, Chicago, Savard H 45 W 14 Ml1)2 104 Pittsburgh n j) ii wi no 70 (Kerr. Murray), 11:40. Penalties— Shell on goal Montreal s-tj—10. N.Y. wanders war ties—Nvstrom, NY (malor.minor), Ooalltt—Neer York, Melenton. Quebec lo-0.lt—14. Philadelphia 41 11 13 111145 11 Htrtlord X II II IB 1)7 X1:17; Watter, Wat (melon, 1:17; Washington. Pelmateer A—11.110. Klrton. DM, 4:11; McAOom. Del. 0:11; Calgary 37 17 13 111115 |7 Oalroll l» 41 It 140 »1 14Ltngevln. NY. 7:M; Trottlet. NY. Brown. CM. 1:111 HWglni. CM. t:»; 0 I t-t N.Y. Ranglrs M 15 11 30a114 M 11 10, Walter. Was. II :*0; Porison, NY. _ 0 1 t_t Washington 14 IS II 175 3M M 11:45; Voltch. Was. 14:51; Howatt. NY 1 1 |—4 ilceoo. HhMlnt First Period—None. Penalties- lm>IM Division (major). lt:SS; Pertaon. NY (miscon- 24 (Kerr. Severd). 10:11. Penalties Hunter, Cdm. 4:15; Lontberrv. Pit. < SI Loull 44 U U 3MMl 104 Buffalo duct). 11:55; Lenoevln. NY (miscon- Flrtl Period—1. Hartford, Nechbeur RODMOUH. CM, 1:43; Smith. Del. malor t:M; Lerlvlere. (dm, 17:45; Messier. Chicago 10 31 15 2?J0l 4 75 Boston M U 11 105 Ml 14duct). 11:55; Trotller. NY (mlscon- IS (Kaon, Miller), :41. 3, Philadelphia, 15:05; RobMoun. CM, major 15:05. Edm, 14:14. Vancouver » 2? ? 17*MO 75 Minnesota II 17 17 171 150 II duel). 11:55; Bossy. NY (misconduct), Holmgren II (Propp. Bailey), 4:10. Pen- Third Period—t. Detroit. Klrton II Second Perled—t. Edmonton. Edmonton 17 1] 15 110lit it Quebec » 10 17 1M 301 7)11:51; (utter, NY (bench), 11:55; Illles-ausnluk. Phi. lOJO, smith, Her. (McCourt. Smith). 3:41. 7. Chicago. Mesiler n IGretlky. Anderson). 1:07 1 Colorado 11 44 11 14431* 53 Toronto 17 37 13 111 UB 47 Green, Was (misconduct). 11:55; Ver 11:14; Eriksson, Phi. 14:5?; Holmgren. Kerr It (Sever*. Hleainsi, t:4t Penal, Pittsburgh, Gardner 34 (Chernov. Winnipeg » 54 11 111175 3D n-Cllnched division title. vergaort. Was (misconduct), 11:55; Phi, 17:90. ties—Zaharko. CM. 1:21; FoUono, DM, Schutt), 4:11. 3. Edmonton. Hegman i» Kelly, Was (misconduct), 11:55; Stcond Period—1. Philadelphia, (Anderson, Mossier). 1:44 4, Edmon- Maruk, Was (misconduct), 10:55; Kerr II (Clerke, Barber), 1: It. 4. Phlle ''Ihett on goel-Oelre* it-lt-lt—e). lon. Anderson It (Messier. Hegman). SaMrotVt Edmontons. Pltlaburgnl MacKinnon, wa», (game-misconduct), delgnle. Bailey 1 ILInsemen), 11:07 Chicago 14.14-13—41. 13:17. Peneltles— Schutt. Fit, 1:13. 11:55; Pelmatsor, Wat (malor), it 51. Coolies— Detroit, Lotlntkl. Chicago. Semtnko. Edm, game misconduct, Boston!. Chicago! Quebec 4. Montreal 0 Penalties- Boutette. Har, malor-nnl Teatgbt-s semes Tookav.wai (bench) 11:55. nor, 1:00; Butnluk. PM. malor-mlner. ElPOSlto. A-ttJlt 11:00; Beater. Pit, misconduct 11:00. as&tKE&H--" Boston at Buffalo. 1:05 p.m. Second Perloo-4, New York, Gillies 1:0*.' Clerke, Ml, isil Third Period—S, Pittsburgh. New York Rangari t. Montreal 1 Philadelphia at New York Rangers. 11 (Bourne). 5:07. 5, Washington, Third Period—5. Philadelphia, Ferguson 14 (Johnson. Steckhouse). Spring Tire Change Over Toronto 1, Caloerv 5 0:03 p.m. Gartner 47 ICuerle, Walter). 1:15. t. Holmgren 21 (Bailey. Llnaeman), 1:41. t 0 O—0 1:05. «. Edmonton. Calllehen II (Kurrl. 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I SanOltgo M 45 .444 if Newell 104II, Bird tl ll 14, par. . Brooklyn, N.T. New Brurawktc. f Cleveland II 54 Ml 11 Seattle H 41 .411 041. Tomlanovlch 2 044. Totals 41IS-M Detroit 21 tl ISt 31 Russell. A—0,415. IshIM14, ArcMteM4 M II, Ford 7 M 10? r Say Short), LI. Ote-n, N.J. li.#»(Hele! 143. RobtvOMO. Carr 1 MILWAUKIB iiai IAN ANTONIO (WI Hacttentadc. NJ. (Varna Park. N.J. CLtVBLAND «M| lit, Henderson IH( Totals It It IS it Ma. Johnson It34 21. Ml Johnson 7 R. Johnson ? 04 It. Olbardlne 15417. HkJavKe. LI. Pnxkgway. NJ. y-cllnched division title Boston to. pnnedolphle 14 K. Carr t 5-10 17. Mitchell 1 1-4 10. ~ lanaiia-41 21 It. Lenlor 4 4 4 12. luckner 10-0 II, 0 Johnson 10-0 4. Moore > 7 111. Oervln it M at tt-n MancrW It a-1 M. celchlngt 1 04 1. EM Norttiport. LI SmUtiHaven, LI. .-clinched plevoff berth Chicago 101, Indiana 17 Lalmbeer 1 111. trail 504II,Phetlev II 4-t». Orlffln01-2 1, Brewer low la. Fordhem tfd.. NY. Sman Mtm), N.Y. taturdty't Oamee San Antonio 135, Houiton 101 31-11, Wes»Sno(enl|.Hl.Huilori40t. Hutt*n404« winters 1 to. 10 it, Cummlngs 1 1-4 S, Conine 5 M II. Wiley 4 3-4 11, RetttM 1 New York to. New Jersey M Seattle N, Golden Stale 11 ,0 4.Smith 1111111.. CCalvin I Ford 1. Fouled eut-Dewklns. Total Brldgeman 114 14, Evens I 211 Totali LMngtton.N.J. Tomi Mvar.NJ. 9t 31-41112 1 2 5. Totals S3 lt-17 111 Washington IM. Delroll 103 Weshlngton 130, Cleveland 101 4-5«. T touls-PNIadeloMa a, Boston 17. A- Heattoa ,. a It n ta- t? Sears Metltnexina, LI. Wabthung. NJ. ATLANTA (IB) Utah t II. Lot Angeles 110. OT New York 101, New Jersey IS ton AMesiia..... II H It It- IM MliMtituitiii, NJ. WWtmkraak. NJ. Denver 141. of/fieri State 11? KantatClty ill, Dallas 104 ard III II, Hovetl I M. u. un- I stKItt t lt-17 n, Roundfleld 10 t-t II. Tke an* Ante Canter CHICAwO (Stl) Fouled out—none. Total fouls—Hous- Nanuet. N.Y. PhoanlK 105, Utah *0 110-01. Collins 51-111, Porter 1115 Pellem 5 11 II. E. Johnson ? t-t II. ton 11. Sen Antonlo». A - li Ml Milwaukee 131. Atlanta 111. OT RBOULAR SIMON RNOt . Mehorn 10 0-1 10. A. Carr I 0-0 10. Jones 4 4 4 11. Greenwood 1 4-4 12, Mallhows 4 1111 20. Collins I 04 I. .. -and you (at SMMactton Ooareneted or your Honey 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30,1981 McPartland and symphony shine Meadowlands tonight By ROB REINALDA bright, festive musical line. The brass section, which - in: r.i.. »ie.u» I H H Lad IWMMIer) 4 1 t Patrick K I Poullnl 41 RED BANK - Brava 1 fell prey to a shaky beginning 1 Proaroil (NoBovl rfrl I DIKO Chad rlord) 10-1 7 Dynamite Bret (Oelanta) u i bravi! during the "gallop" segment 1 C*r.»dap«M (No Boyl 4-1 » Jim Thorpa (Parkarl 4 1 • Little Henry Hill lCemM>.ll> 11 1 StnwbMI (Goudreeu) «. • I 10 Fortune Mine IDotiertvl 4 i « Sennelllne (Mitchell) IM Both pianist Marian of Rossini's "Overture to 4 Bruitn (No Bov) 1-1 MtiTntHUM 10 Arrive John (No ley) 10 I s Big Shot Mitt IH Flilon) u i l Allalla Aokn (WMHeil f-I Wi Pece.u.eae McPartland and the Mon- William Tell," soon re- 4 Dltcomenla (King) • 1 l.Hardmy (O'Donnell) 4-1 l Neyalater (Mani(Maiull ) »•! mouth Symphony Orchestra covered Its bearings and 7 Hot Ploeft IS M J Cewert (Wing) 1-1 Seulr._ . (aaar)M • J Di Image ITalone) JO-I 4 Letewater Star (Oll.mour) 4-1 1 Rkhardl ChoJc. (Barker) 4-1 deserve praise and applause found comfort in the legato of • Romy N (O'Donnell? n 5 Sr.ir.ih Fury's Fire ICegllarW) S-l 4 Royal Waldorf (Dohertv) 10 t 10 LUCkv Blnoo IRodotn) 15-1 4 Revoluiionlil INo lev) 10-1 5 Twin B tret (Poullnl 1-1 for their combined and re- Sibelius' "Finlandla." MPKI.IMH 7*1 •>•«*, IM4M 4 CalaDoei. Road (UatUrue) 10 1 spective efforts in providing "Flnlandia," along with the 1 Logic Man IBaMechlno) i-1 1 Wll Lor Jamie (No Bov) 10-1 7 N«y.i. Fella (Klngl 4 i 3 Ouarttr Pounder lOelCamoo) 4-1 2 Yankee Doodle (No Bey) 4-1 • Emcvtlve Hanover (Oogllerdll n Monmouth County with three other nationalistic piece, 3 Harmony Rta (Pamar) 10 i 3 cioa« (Webeter) a I » voMa Mike (No (o» a>1 4 BruueUl IWeotlerl 1-1 4 Avon Heron (WibaMr) 1-1 10 Admiral Haluy (Campballl... 4-1 solid hours of exciting music. John Philip Sousa's "Stars s GaMn Loball (Wrignt) * I I Flying Candy (OOonnalll 1-1 and Stripes Forever" (a pop- t, Mamanar IB«IOUI in 4Arl>locrallc (Craartord) It l McPartland, world-re- 7 Harbor Sklppar IH. Ftllon) 4-1 7 Lancer Almahurit (Hade).... «-] I Better Drummend (Olambroo.).. 4 i nowned jan pianist, changed ular and personal favorite), ISm.si. iParkar) il-i • Militant FreKhl IBIccum) IM > Oeklawn Pebble (No lev) « > showed the orchestra at Its • Dayili 0«n (O'Dennall) • i • Corlntus ILancallerl 10-1 1 Raneat Ban (WeDatar) _ o-t her musical hat in per- 10 AmalM (Klntl 10-1 10 E D Brel (Gagllaroll e-l 4Zoomar(Plullno) II forming Grieg's "Piano Con- finest, perhaps instilled with M: TIM. tit-aaa Mk: Pace.|iajM S OOMV Dleeel (Loncailer) • i 1 El Sllcer (Webster) 4-1 t Move Feel Move (H. Flilon) 4-1 4 Nlcki Ayr (Gaellardl) 11-1 certo." Yet McPartland's the pride and patriotism in- 2 Tamican (Wright). 12-1 1 Soetdv Airliner (No Bey) t-l 7 Akbv Deal iBetoM) in herent in the two widely dif- 1 Jaien J (King) J I 3 Egmont Air (Rlcco) • 1 • Nummi Numma (Henderien) 30-1 classical training at London's 4 Halllon (O'Oonnoll) 4-1 I Allrlght Yankee (Law) t-1 a Evergreen Room (No Boy) .l (Kociurk.) 7-1 1 Lord warden IMeenenl 11-1 expected. Laspina performed demonstrated especially the Samuel Barber, who died In 7 Buck Dean (Nurulata) 1S-1 SKowarthaOrWt (No Driver) 11 to.: Pace. IM. U.*M thusiasts. The Monmouth Symphony, 1 Donnie Oomlno (No Driver) » I I Bock Hill IRuttell) 4 1 5 Mar Jim Rocky IKumloer) 7-1 "My One and Only Love" blessed with a clear, vibrant cello and bass sections in its January of this year. led: Poco.IM.tMa 4 Chrli Be Quick (KeynoMa) t-l 4 Yankee Beggar (KM*) ! 1 "I really meant that," M4lO.ni 1P T Barbara (Congo!) o-i 7 Swift Jutike (Fagllaron.) 1-1 • Toga Lo6.il (Camokell) - 1-1 4 StonegaM Overlay (LeBMtl) t-l 3 Doctor Northruo (Rliio) 4-1 2 willow Winner I Fun 7-1 IVKlng Aimanunt (Kave«ani is i 3 Student Commander (Koth) 4 1 4 Cic.ro> Trick ISchmKel) 4-1 Mt: Pace. IM.U.IM • Accurate j« (MOIMVO» 1-1 1 Ideal Victory (Giorglannl) » l 4 M 01 Bunny (K.llvl 7-1 1 Dkk Chemo (Perry1 11-1 J K O Lady (F.llonl M IK.yllonaScotimanlMarihalll M 4 Krelien Dawnlt (Ktllv) 11-1 3 Mlu Ore (FMIIarone) IM 4 Fed Hanover (Flllonl 1-1 IOo>:Pece. 1M.U.M0 Opera stars sing for center's benefit 4 A A C.I.ill. ivocaluro) 20-1 3 RiPOlng Ran (Oendeofr 4 1 4 Daovert (Kolhl 7-1 7 Jlmclna Jonathan I Ingraiual »i 1 Hal.lne Paygon (Pllkw) 4 1 I Cave O'Oro (Oaiiegher) S-t Irt: Paca, 1M.ll.ttg > Mora Jam (Kelly) e-l 4 Dining Out (McOee) e-l By SHERRY FIGDORE Lakme than the familiar Bell 4 Truly Napoleon IK.II.y) J I I Dandy Rhvlhm (RevnoMil t-l I Etcne Boy (Flilon) M 1 Jet Star Lady (Broaaeavl 4-1 1 Tidal Wave OI (McCandl.nl M-1 7 ivergreen Tom IVangtl) S-1 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Song) and the preface to 100 Like Bvrd (MoHevov) • i m: Pace. IM. tuaa I Reuler N. (Br.mehanl 4 1 Banquo's demise in the sec- 5 Hue Grau Muff (Bergtr) »l 4Suck Trkk (Kelly) 7 2 3 Inchet (Zuiolol IM — Half a dozen "Stars of the 3 Cornell Candy lorilla) » I 1 Yankee Seventy 51. (siafiord) e-l 1 Ruitlc Steel iMCGeel in Metropolitan Opera" ap- ond act of Verdi's "Mac- 1 Tod Vail (Cactlalor.) 4 1 1 IpgrtlM Jack I'lllenl 1-1 IH»:Pace.1M.tlJM 4 • Gavtlme IMartln) 4 1 4 Ruity Roman (Malltethkal 4-1 4 Foreieel Dream (Lutll S-l peared here yesterday in con- Beth." 7 Nereece IZIP.II 10-J I Auel.t Joy Boy IBavoil) S-1 3 Emily Turbo (Pecchlal IM HtPM.IM.UM 3 Merneen {/Harwell) a I 1 Harvey. Tom (Beechv) S.1 cert to benefit the Battle- For a passionate finale, 4 Oont Knock It (Mouey.vi s-l iSev Yea (Ne Driver) le-1 tSeweMIIgm IVanetl) 4-1 ground Arts Center, offering that brought the audience to 1 Sami or Stove (Kelleyl 7-1 7 Gaelic Tamptrra (Balier) I s-1 I Adopt A Devil (Morrlt) t-1 7 Iron Ball! IMItchell) t-2 tK: Pace.1M.tUM I Rlohl There (Vltellll i 1-1 an abundance of treasures — its feet, PUshka and Hazzan I Brenlt Choice ILaaayl «1 4 Dourngmwlll IGlorolannll M 7 Time Ta let (ParaMt) IS-1 monetary ones for the center joined in an eloquent, ex- and musical gems for the au- tended duet from Verdi's dience. "La Forza Del Destino," as Paul PUshka, a fixed star Hazzan, as the tragic himself at the Metropolitan Leonora, stalked by a brother Yanks top Phils; Opera and a township resi- bent on revenge, begs dent, brought a small galaxy PUshka, as Padre Guardiano, of his colleagues along for the the father superior of a re- BAC's fourth annual opera mote convent, to let her live sampler. out her life there as a hermit. Mets bomb Twins Joining Plishka were The common thread Jullen Robbins, a young bass, throughout the performance who offered first King Phil- was Armen Boyajlan, super- •egtettr aoete by Larry Penta NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Bucky Dent lative as an accompanist, and GALAXY OP STARS— Paul Plishka, Metropolitan Opera basso and a Freehold smashed a three-run •homer and Johnny ip's forlorn soliloquy from Exhibition baseball Verdi's "Don Carlos" with a charming as be Introduced Township resident, was joined bv five colleagues for a concert to benefit the Oates added a solo shot to give the New York each selection. Battleground Arts Center. From left, in the front row, are Atarah Hazzan, soprano; Yankees a 8-4 victory over the world cham- coolness bordering on disin- terest. Nat Cooperman, a BAC Armen Boyajlan, piano accompanist; and Lill Chookasian, mezzo soprano. In top pion Philadelphia Phillies yesterday in the row, from left, are Pllshka,.Timothy Jenkins, tenor, and Julien Robbins, bass. Louisiana Superdome. DedganU,BxBMl He warmed considerably founder and now its vice- With the More tied 1-1 in the bottom of the VERO BEACH, Fla. - Pedro Guerrero however, as Dr. Bartolo, president, said the concert's the half-dozen persons who fourth, Oscar Gamble walked and scored on homered, doubled and drove in five runs to gleefully plotting revenge proceeds wouldn't be added invested $60 each toward Jim Spencer's line drive double to Mt field. lead an II hit Los Angeles attack as the upon Figaro in Mozart's up until today, but he ex- bringing fine music to Then, in the 5th inning, Dennli Werth Dodgers erupted for a win over Montreal. "Marriage of Figaro," and pected that it would con- western Monmouth a decade scored on Elliot Maddoi's single. Steve Garvey knocked in three runs and returned, In the second half, tribute $800 or more toward ago. LOOK FOR US The Phillies rallied In the top of the 7th Davey Lopes had three singles and was on with CoUlne's sad leavetak- the center's annual quarter- Now the BAC, like other when Bob Boone smashed a two-run double base five t'lmes as the Dodgers posted their ing with his overcoat, which million dollar budget. cultural organizations, is fac- IX and Greg Lmtnski scored on pinch-hitter biggest victory of the exhibition season. he sells to buy medicine tor The center, now 10 years ing sharp cutbacks In its state Bake McBride's ground rule double. It was only Los Angelas' sixth win In 18 the dying Mimi in Puccini's old, has grown rapidly from and federal funding. n*4 Soil, White Soil outings, the poorest record among the major "La Boheme." A i\N IK SEZ WINTER HAVEN, Fla - Garry Han- league clubs. LIU Chookasian, an impos- cock, an outfielder battling for a Job, drilled Montreal scored three runs hi the first ing, mature mezzo soprano, C.B.S SUPERMARKET PLAZA. a homer and a single and Glenn Hoffman st Los Angeles starter Jerry chose two demanding arias,, the first from Verdi's* "11 lined three bits as the Boston Red 80s Reuss, but the Dodgers paraded 12 batters to 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBUR6 snapped the Chicago White Sox' seven-game the plate in the fourth inning, scoring nine Trovotore," as the gypsy winning streak with a victory. runs on six hits. The Los Angeles rally wu woman Aiucena describes aided by two of Montreal's five errors. the anguish of watching her Hancock, who replaced Dwight Evans in own child burn. the fourth inning, doubled home a run and PICK-IT Amesei] scored on an Infield out in a decisive two-run Chookasian then turned to i If Martaen 7 seduction, with her full, rich sixth against Hector Eduardo, the second of TEMPE, Arii. - Pinch-hitter Larry Lit- JERSEY NUMBER BAME three Chicago pitchers. He homered off Mike voice flowing through De- Pick any thr«e numbers — you can play tleton's two-run single in the eighth inning lilah's sensuous attempts to Proly in a two-run eighth. snapped a 7-7 tie and sent the Cleveland from /A:M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week Shrewsbury, HT.J. ensnare Samson In Salnt- WEAK A CLAIM CENTER Hoffman bad two singles off starter Guy Indians to a victory over the Seattle Saens' "Samson and De- Hoffman and a double of f Proly. Mariners. lilah." Plra«esl,R«yaUS Seattle pitchers gave up five walks in the eighth as the Indians scored three times For a total change of pace, BRADENTON, Fla. - Pittsburgh out- Chookasian returned with the fielder Mike Easier belted a two-run homer Five Mariner pitchers surrendered 16 hits and eight walks during the afternoon. gentle "Look to the Rain- la the bottom of the ninth inning as the bow" from "Finian's Rain- Pirates defeated the Kansas City Royals. It was Seattle's second consecutive loss to bow." A two-run triple by Jamie Quirk, who the Indians, who collected 18 hits Saturday In an IM win in Tucson, Arts, Timothy Jenkins, who knocked In four runs during the game, put the made his debut with the Met Still a hare Royals ahead 8-7 over the Pirates in the top Rick Manning collected two hits and three RBI Sunday for Cleveland while Indian last season in Weill's " of the ninth inning. Mahagonny," is a young Dale Berra started the inning for the rookie third baseman Von Hayes had three hits and two RBI. tenor with a bear-like build, a Pirates with a single. Easier followed with Pavarotti beard and a tre- • it the winning home run, his second of the Mets 11, Twia. 1 mendous voice that has been game. His first home run came in the sixth gradually raised, under Met under Inning. ORLANDO, Fla. - John Stearns con- tutelage, from his original ThereS never been a belter time to buy But Easier wasn't the only Pirate who tributed three of New York's 16 hits and a Rabbit. The reasons simple. Prices start knocked In four runs as the Mets over baritone range. slammed borne runs against the Royals. BUI He offered a rarity, two at S5.855* and wete dealing from there. Robinson and Gary Alexander each hit one In whelmed the Minnesota Twins. No, these arerVt used oars a stripped The Twins, ll-», contributed to their own songs written by Leoncavallo the second inrming, and Bill Madlock added as study scores for what down models. For »5,855' you flet a another in the sixth. downfall by making five errors, including brand new 1981 gas Rabbit with all of three In the third inning when the Mets would emerge as "Pagliac- Bravesl,0rMes4 ci," but which lay un- these features: front wheel drive, WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Rookie scored six runs. Jesus Vega hit a borne run for Minnesota, discovered in a cache of the power-assisted front disc brotes,elec- Terry Harper socked a grand slam homer composer's unpublished tric rear window defroster, heavy duty and Bob Homer connected for a three-run which plays Pittsburgh in Orlando today. The Mets are now 6-10 in exhibition play works until 1979. He drew a £[ternator, Independent suspension, homer to lead the Atlanta Braves to a victory tremendous audience re- rack and pinion steering • over the Baltimore Orioles in grapefruit sponse as be returned in the and a peppy fuel league baseball. Giants I, Brewers 1 second half with a lyrical PHOENIX, Arts. - First baseman Mike injected engine Harper's slam came with two outs in the soliloquy to spring from that does 0-50 bottom of the first inning after Homer Ivie collected three hits for the second Wagner's "The Valkyrie." walked, Chris Chambllst doubled and Dale straight game and powered the San Francis- , mph in 8.3 sec- The delights of the au- onds But Murphy walked. co Giants to their third consecutive Cactus dience, however, were Homer hit his third home run of the League baseball victory. best of all Plishka and a formidable its a exhibition season in the second Inning after Ivie, who went into toe weekend with a young soprano, Atarah Haz- Orioles starter Steve Stone, last year's spring training batting average under .100, zan, who made her Met debut \tolkswagen. American League Cy Young award winner, reached .275 with the three hits which In- last season and sang "Don Soaomelntoday. walked Claudell Washington and Glenn Hub- cluded a 400-foot home run with the bases Carlos "with PUshka. ThereS never been a bet- bard. empty in the fifth taming. Hassan's powerful voice ter time to buy a new Rabbit. flooded the audience with But a word of caution. At a price Buggnni mail prict tNCIudet Aida's anguished farewell to ttreponXKm chargM ol K30 local lam like this they'll go fast standing still. Brookdale downs Monroe Radames in the first act of •M ot* Mlvarv CMrgM «W«OW Verdi's "Alda," and the MIDDLETOWN - Brookdale Community get the win. Jack Kles was the loser. death scene in Puccini's College scored five runs in the second inning Brookdale is now 104, Monroe has lost "Manon Lescaut." ^Rabbit here yesterday and went on to 7-2 win over both its games. Plishka offered Monroe Community College of Rochester, Mlakantha's first act aria Olivert401. grown II4o 1. Blechman 10 411. Roach«h4 from Dellbes' "Lakme" in N.Y. 11, Dotuta ID400. SuuoyJblOO. Refoth JblOO. Johnaoncl The Jersey Blues got run-scoring singles 400, SfflHhuIOO, Maglloccoc 300 TOTALS J41f. which the high priest prom- SregMetef ises his followers that the from Ron Fix, Wayne Slocum and Jim PIN lb 2 1I. Oerrltv ID 100. toe an 3b 11 0, Slecum cl 3 11, Act now. See your Volkswagen dealer today Egnatuk i>3 II. Coulahan Oh 101, Lome! rf 400. Seleckv Ibl British Invaders will indeed Coulahan in the big frame, and Wally 00. Knaul c 10 0. Coffev cl 01. Palumbo H 4 10, Guarlno x> 3 Egnatuk capped it with a two-run double. ll.CuW ptl I 00. TOTALS J) 110. be driven from 18th Century Shrewsbury Sayrewllle John Murphy (VI) allowed only one Sin'tVii'i""""""""* I ' tfT~^'' India, (and proving that there Shrewsbury Motors, Inc. Llppln Motor Car Co. IB Slocum. Egnatuk. Roach. is much more to be found in Shrewsbury Avanua Rout* 35 earned run, fanned nine and walked two to WP. JehnMurphy (HI; LP• JackJKMM1A1) SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1981 The Arts The Daily Register 13 Academy Awards to draw trio of non- enthusiasts By BOBTHOMAS tures." from his Paris home. He fled the country after Polanski, the only probable no-shows are in the minute dropouts and have been replaced by Neil Associated Press Writer Redford and De Niro, who detest the hoopla his 1977 conviction for statutory rape. supporting categories: Jason Robards, who is Diamond and Diana Ross. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The 53rd Academy of such affairs, have agreed to attend and are Norman Jewison, producer of the Oscar reported to be suffering from dysentery, and Jewison hopes to close the show in less than Awards will be presented tonight, and most of favorites to win as best director and actor, show, almost provided a. surprise presenter of Eva Le Gallienne. three hours, preventing the usual post-midnight the potential winners will be in the glittering respectively. the best picture award — George C. Scott. The Johnny Carson returns as emcee of the tele- viewing of the major awards in eastern time audience, even such non-enthusiasts as Henry President Reagan — an actor turned politi- actor was reported to have considered the in- cast. Presenters range from 87-year-old King zones. "But you never can predict over-length Fonda, Robert Redford and Robert De Nlro. cian — will also appear on the program in a vitation but finally declined. He created a sensa- Vidor to 15-year-old Brooke Shields. acceptance speeches, like Dustin Hoffman's last'' The 75-year-old Fonda, who has long decried message taped earlier at the White House. tion in 1970 by refusing his award as best actor Other presenters include Richard Cham- year," said an aide. the competitive aspect of acting awards and A notable absentee is Roman Polanski, nomi- for "Patton." berlain, Steve Martin, Mary Tyler Moore, Peter Hoffman will present the award to the best who has never won an Oscar in a 46-year film nated as best director for "Tess." He declined The ceremonies, which will be telecast by O'Toole, Luciano Pavarotti, Richard Pryor, Lily actress of 1980, and last year's other major career, will receive a special award for "his the Academy's invitation because he would be ABC starting at 10 p.m. EST, will find most Tomlin, Peter Ustinov and Billy Dee Williams. winner, Sally Field, will bestow the Oscar for enduring contributions to the art of motion pic- arrested on a fugitive warrant if he came here major nominees in the audience. Besides Sean Connery and Dyan Cannon were last- best actor.

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,i. 14 The Daily Register Lifestyle SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. MARCH 30. 1981 African experiences are shared in lecture

SHREWSBURY-The an- director of the Northwest nual spring membership cof- Central Section of AAUW and fee of the Northern Mon- is now consul to the Econom- mouth County Branch of the ic and Social Council of the American Association of Uni- United States. versity Women Wednesday at Mrs. Kathleen Olsen, 8 p.m. here in the home of Matawan, branch president, Mrs. Esther Hymer, and members of the board of Sycamore Avenue, will fea- directors of the more than ture a lecture program by 400-member branch, the larg- Mrs. Yoiande Lanni-Allen, est in the state, will be on Middletown, a reading teach- hand to welcome new and er in Jackson Township. prospective members and to She will share her African answer questions, describe experiences of eight weeks the 28 study-action groups spent in Sierra Leone, as part which meet in members' of an African/American homes, and discuss the new Educators Program team. AAUW topics for the next two The trip was sponsored by years, "Take Hold of Tech- AAUW and the Sierra Leone nology" and "Money Talks." RMliurstrtlMMo Association of University CYSTIC FIBROSIS BENEFIT — Completing plans for Women last year. Funding AAUW is the largest and tomorrow's 7:30 p.m. dinner and fashion show to benefit was from the U.S. Interna- oldest national organization children with cystic f Ibrosls, are members of Friends of tional Communications Agen- for women in the U.S. It was Cvstic Fibrosis Auxiliary of Monmouth Medical Center, cy. founded in 1881 by 65 women Olga Venskus, left, Lincroft, and Merrle Pinhas, Mid- All women college gradu- college graduates and now dletown. The evenffwlll take place in Cervlno's, Mid- ates, who wish to attend the has 200,000 members. Since dletown, featuring fashions by Vikkl's Boutique, Foot- lecture, or have inquiries, Its inception it has been ac- notes, Hair Styles by Sanzio and makeup and nails by should contact Mrs. Maureen tive In the advancement of Natural Nail, all of Deal. Some 1,200 children are born Paoni or Mrs. Carol Hay, MHikf IUII Matt women through Intellectual with CF each year, and the average life expectancy of both of Lincroft, chairmen of TRIP TO AFRICA — Some of the souvenirs she col- coffee, and Beverly Lindsay, Middletonw, study group and creative growth, pro- victims is 19 years. the tea. lected on her trip to Africa is shown by Yoiande Lanni- vice president. As program speaker, Lanni-Allen will motes opportunities for wom- Allen, Middlelown, center, to Maureen Paonl, Lincroft, share her experiences about Africa, where she spent Hymer will discuss the In- en to contribute to society, left, membership vice president of the Northern Mon- eight weeks in Sierra Leona, as part of an ternational Federation of works for the improvement mouth County Branch American Association of Univer- African/American Educators Program team. University Women and how it of the quality of education, sity Women, and chairman of its spring membership relates to AAUW. She has supports involvement in the LOOK FOR US been the vice president of in- community, cultural In- ternational relations for the terests and international re- National AAUW. the former lations. W A.WYIE SEZ

RMltUr IUII MWM THINK REPUBLICAN — Involved with preparations ieser] for the lucheon and fashion show sponsored bv the 1-5-8 Women's Republican Club of Middletown, are, left to right, Mrs. Grace Scaduto and Mrs. Mollie Giamanco, chairmen, and Mrs. Barbara Peck, president, all of Shrewsbury, JV.*J. Middletown. The event, which will feature fashions presented by the Angelic Tiger, Rumson, will take place Wednesday at noon in the Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo. Scaduto is president of the Monmouth HIGH 8CHOOL SCHOLARSHIP County Federation of Republican Women. COMPETITION named IN SEARCH OF EXCELLENCE

Scholarships totaling $120,000 will be awarded to the outstanding entering 9th grade students apply- ing to Ranney School from Monmouth S Ocean Health is not only Counties. ALL PRESENT 8TH GRADE A NEW YOU Feeling Well! STUDENTS CAN COMPETE

Ranney School, an oM-faahloned. private, and Inde- pendent day school located on 40 acres In Tinton Falls Is offering 15. $2,000 scholarships toward Ranney School tuition. These scholarships are Hair care has taboos renewable each year until graduation. The sole criterion lor the awards will be the merit of the indi- vidual. APPLY NOW—542-4777 By EMILY WILKENS "George Michael's Secrets teen-agers and for their EMILY WILKENS wel- Teen-agers who steer for Beautiful Hair" (Double- mothers too because it tells comes letters, but cannot un- clear of beauty salons lest day, 119.95). It includes so you everything you wanted to dertake to answer each one. their long hair get "cut" many fabulous tips for hair know about hair care but She will use questions of gen- SciuuU have a loyal friend in hair care, yoa'H wonder you didn't didn't know whom to ask. eral interest in her column. stylist George Michael: know many of these things JUST FOR YOU Address your letters to Emily 235 Hopr Road, T.nlon tails 111 Avenue of the Two Riven, Ri He loves long hair. for yourself. For example, Dear Emily: My teeth are Wilkens, care of this news- Most of his famous clients there are tips on styling, il- yellow from smoking. Do you paper. If you have a question nave long hair. lustrated with sketches, that have aay tips thai would help on weight control, you might He doesn't "cut" long explain the easy way to ar- me stop? — Desperate want to send 50 cents and a Family Chiropractic Services hair. He will only trim it. range intricate hairdos like a self-addressed, stamped en- Dear Desperate: Consider velope for the "Spa Secrets" Michael's salon on New French twist. Michael does it signing up with a stop-smok- Broad Street Chiropractic Center York's Madison Avenue is an by parting hair three ways; bulletin which includes re- ing program. It's well worth ducing tips from the world's Richard M. Qill, D. C. 780 Broad Street interesting place. Most of his making two side parts, one the investment. Also try most famous beauty resorts. 747-4802 Shrewsbury clients have hair that's long, including all the hair on the these tips: longer, the longest. This is M right side, a second all the Keep cigarettes in an in- the case at the salon he re- hair on the left side, the third convenient place so you have cently opened at Harrod's in encompasses all the hair at to make an effort to have one. IVe had many lean years. London, and in the chain of the front top of the head. The Try to limit yourself: first \n the At Lean Line. I lost weight salons he has launched in right side is rolled into a to one cigarette an hour, then while enjoying peanut butter, Switzerland and Germany. popcorn, ice cream, cake and French twist, the left side is to one every two hours, and wine for years. Michael has a long list of twisted over the first twist soon. You could too If you taboos involving hair care. joined Lean Line's weight loss and tucked under. The top Instead of smoking, do a For example: program. hair is arranged asymetrical- deep breathing exercise eve- 13 years of experience in Hair should not be pulled ry time you are tempted to weight loss has proven that the straight back from the fore- program works. This is a great book for take a puff. So. join Lean Une head — it weakens the hair- today line and results either in It's the sensible approach to losing wisps or, worse yet, a reced- weight and keeping ing hairline. it off. Hair should never be March Special!! For L in foul lawn Cat Monmouih Co - 721-77(6 brushed while wet. OqMn Co - 200-4242 Brushing your hair can IMW jmay - 201757-7877 damage it IF you let the PROFESSIONAL A* about Lav Untt brush tear at it instead of using a slow, rhythmic, CARPET CLEANING graceful stroke. If you color hair yourself, 100 you should not apply dye to clean hair. Hair color and 3 ROOMS FOR bleach work best on soiled hair. HOT OIL TREATMENT OO Michaels doesn't believe '35 NnJairr PanmvSwM CcnnacKu) Aniona * '••« in homemade treatments for lATONTOWH-Monmoulri Shopping Center Community Rm foutwde r>e«l to WE USE . CdBim Convertible) Wed ai 7 15 p rn ) hair with one exception: He nMIHOLD-VFW Post. Waterworks Rd Wad at 7 15 pm endorses i hot oil treatment. rotary steam extraction: HAZLCT-North Cemr-vnie rire Co . 372 Middle Rd , Thur ai 9 15 a m & Toe You can use your favorite oil THE MOST THOROUGH METHOD at 7 tSprn — olive, corn, sunflower — OF REMOVING DIRT JACKtOftujackson Township Fire Co #1. New Prwpecl Rd,. Mon at 7 15 beating a small amount in a L1TTLI WLVIM -Hie Silver Firo House. Prospect Aw . Toe at 9:5 • m 7 5 • SATISFACTION ASSURED All day sports and LONO MANCH-lAMA BJdg . Indiana & West End Avenue*. Mon at 7 15 a m saucepan, then applying it all • COLOR BRIGHTENERS Specialised professional MANAPtAPAN-Sflinl Thomas More- Church. 166 Gordons Corner Road . over head and scalp. Wrap a activities program for • MOVE FURNITURE coaching available for th« MAMAPiAWM-si.Tin.nH'. DtM Blore Ground Floor (meeWig room near hot damp towel around your the 3-14 year old. 11 year oMe and up. iiifMiiuie di>pi i Tiio*ial6:30p m & Thurs at 6 30 p m MANAMUAN-EnuineCo «. Parker AM . Tue at 9.15 am & 7 15 pm & hair and sit under a hair NOTE: UNUSUALLY LARGE OR DOUBLE' Wod an t 00 a rn ft 7 16 pm ROOMS MAY BE SLIGHTLY HIGHER MATAWAN-Wanhmgotn Engine Co. Jackson St (behind Central Jersey dryer or in the sun for awhile. Rrinkj Mon ai 7 15 p m A Wed a! 9 15 a m To remove the oil, you may OPEN HOUSE sat. April 11, • A.M. • 11 A.M. MIDOLITOWN-Chrisl Episcopal Church. 92 Kings Hwy , Thur ai 7 IS p m LICENSED AND INSURED MtODLITOWN-King rtl Kings LuihermCtwuch. Cherry TrMFarrrt & Harmony have to shampoo your hair Roail Weil at I? 00 noon NtmJNI CrTV-UmHM Fire Co #1. Memorial Home. Laurel Ave Thur al two or three times. Transportation available. f EXPERT UPHOLSTERERS 9 t ,,i m 4 ; iSp rn Avenue Tuea al 7 15 pm If you have long hair and •AUTO;BOAT*HOME > yearn to know the best way to 542-4777 care for it, here's the good CALL NOW! news: George Michael has 235 Hope Rd., Tinton Falls, N.J. 07724 scheduled an appointment for 542-1313 you — with his new book, SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, MARCH3O, 1981 The Daily Register 15 Advice ' ASK DR. BROTHERS YOUR HEALTH Family and sex education

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS the child if the parent is the so upset, I couldn't see the anger. It. also helps us cope Heart attack candidate Dear Dr. Brothers: I've opposite sex. When fathers Joke. Now that I'm at the age with our fears. never talked about sex to my talk with daughters and where I can be on my own, Sometimes extremely shy 15-year-old daughter because mothers with sons, there's I'm beginning to get my act individuals are so anxious from what I hear and read, apt to be greater embarrass- together. I feel better about about how others will react to shuns medical warnings she could tell me a lot of ment, or unconscious stimu- myself, but I'm still on an them that they literally don't things. I suppose I really lation. There still is an improvement kick. I've a hear jokes. Now that you're By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. told that they have angina and they are without them. don't want to be embarrassed oedipal complex. long way to go. — N.A. gaining self-confidence, I sus- heading for a heart attack. I have fol- Perhaps your husband will read and find out what I don't You might be surprised to Dear N.A.: You sound to pect you'll find your sense of My huaband has pains In his arm lowed the history of such people — this, project himself into this situation know. On the other hand, I'm learn that your daughter isn't me as if you've already come humor improving. whenever he exercises. He has been those who are constantly walking on a and — in an adult way — reconsider the concerned about teen-age nearly as informed as you as- a long way and have made People with a well-de- told thai he has angina. The doctors precipice of imminent destruction and pregnancy. Her father and Isume. Studies show that chil- giant strides toward under- veloped sense of humor tend have tried to reason with him, they immaturity of his present behavior. would be very upset if we fail to heed any of the warnings given Perhaps — if he becomes aware of the dren whose parents have dis- standing yourself and those to be happier and usually have tried to frighten him, they have them. learned she wai in trouble. cussed sex with them, no around you. It's when you have a better contact with tried to cater to him, and they even inevitability of that heart attack - he My husband says they have a Then the calamity and the will restyle his attitude towards living. matter how poorly, are far have certainty about who you reality and more insight into have warned him that if he doein't catastrophe of a heart attack suddenly sex education program at our more likely to defer their in- are and what you are, that themselves than those who change his lifestyle, he's going to have Many such people feel that it is school so he thinks it isn't strikes them. When they are taken to "too late to reverse the process of itial sexual experience, and you can believe in yourself, don't have the ability to a heart attack. Can you think of any necessary for either one of us to use contraception when and still laugh at yourself. laugh. You're getting there. other approach to luch stubbornness? I the hospital, they suddenly become lit- dying." It is not. With proper medical to do any home lectures. tle "angels" and follow every one of treatment and psychological support, they become sexually active. Humor is an important way Relax and enjoy the mo- am really desperate because I feel that What's your feeling about to relieve stress and release ments. he U lining on a keg of dynamite. — the directions laid out for them by their they can assure many years of prod- thls?-M.C. Dear Dr. Brothers: I doctors — almost as though a magic uctivity that they are now depriving worry because I don't think I Mrs. S.S.M., Wash. Dear M.C.: By all means', Dear Mrs. M.: wand had been waved over them. themselves of by their self-destructive, have a good sense of humor. I That day they stop smoking. They talk with your daughter. Members collect labels You have obviously tried a variety quasi-suicidal misbehavior. used to be so shy I could go on a 900-calorie-per-day reducing While I think sex education never laugh, but In the last of approaches to induce your husband SPEAKING OF YOUR HEALTH... programs in the school are a to modify his pattern of living and you diet. They stop drinking alcohol. They "I didn't think it was loaded" is a two years I've overcome a lot for Lean Line project adhere to the rigid regime of rest and necessity today, I also be- have not been successful. Your failure shameful excuse for a dead child. What lieve parents should have of these problems. I'm just PRINCETON - Members lected 2,000 labels and have lies not in your approach or that of the medication to control their blood pres- a heartbreak it was to read recently wondering though If It's real- of Lean Line Inc., the weight set a goal of an additional sure. some discussion with their doctors, but rather in the psychological that a 4-year-old child shot and killed children about sex. I believe ly necessary to look on the reduction organization which 4,000 in order to get, without makeup of your husband. These people must see the level of his 2-year-old sister with a gun that light side. Sometimes, I find has thousands of members in cost, a mathematics com- their self-destruction reach a max- fathers should talk with sons, I have known patients who have was carelessly left to be discovered by and mothers with daughters. it next to impossible. I've six states, are participating puter and a tape recorder for high blood pressure at the age of 55, imum before they consider changing the curious hands of an innocent child. If it's a one-parent family, been in five foster homes and in a special project to help their lifestyle. Also, it comes as a the school. The labels are drink six beers a day, smoke two pack- Dr. Coleman welcomes questions then I believe a trusted friend while some very to-called children with learning dis- being collected from, mem- shocking surprise to them that their abilities who attend the New ages of cigarettes a day, and work from readers. Please write to him In of the same sex as the child funny things happened in bers by Lean Line lecturers incessantly even though they have been businesses almost invariably flourish care of this newspaper. should be asked to talk with them, I often was so angry or Grange School of Princeton. The school is saving throughout March, according Campbell Soup and Franco- to Toni Marotta and Lolly American labels. Lean Line Wurtxel, co-founders and di- HINTS FROM HELOISE members have so far col-rectors of Lean Line. rv x n illiHO IvTi !<}{[ftftOW) ft maximum potency and immediate availability We with the investment you welcome prescriptions requiring intricate componnd vital suction power if the bag day, don't try to set them the tray easily spins when lag. made when purchasing that is allowed to fill up and pack straight or correct them. touched with the free hand, carpet, it stands to reason making mixing easier. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you that .you want it to last as down. The more suction Answer with what they IM YOUR HONG need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if long as possible, or at least power, the cleaner the want to hear. I've found that I keep such a tray on my shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly until you "want" to replace carpet. by saying, "You're so right," kitchen counter at all times. without extra charge. A great many people or "How wonderful for you It matches the decor and can Barbara Doyle entrust us with their prescriptions May we it. Take care of the cleaner, compound yours? to think of that," or "That's be used for other little chores 741-0600 Did you know a few other as well as the carpet, and just what I had in mind," they'll both serve you well. — of food preparation without AUTHOamO MSTMUTM f M MUSTEKMTMT rMMCTS facts about vacuuming that etc., the situation is soon being In the way. — Mariam D&H Colors to Go _ Shn-HKbun Pharmart rug? According to our carpet Hugs, Heloise PERFECT eased over, leaving them sat- 14 W. HrontSt.. Red Bank LENGTH Towsley THE .SHREWSBURY SHOPS experts, light vacuuming isfied with the answer, and no MAKING DO Me Help You Decorate BROAD ST 741-4174 SHREWSBURY should be done on a dally Dear Heloise: In order to useless arguments or hurt Dear Heloise: When the PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY basis in areas heavily trav- be sure I rehang my swag feelings result. hole In the wall becomes too ANN LANDERS Letter offends widower Dear Ann Landers: I was about things that turn them Actually the ugliness is disfiguring. Women who are offended by the letter about off sexually. Stretch marks magnified in your mind. bothered by them should keep 2 for 1 Sale the man who stood by bis have never been mentioned. Stretch marks are not that the lights turned low — or off. wife's casket, patted her hair and said, "Goodbye, Hon- Ttaricethefun ey." It seems the next-door neighbor wrote to tell you she at half the price. knew the couple well, and over the years she had heard Do somethingnice for yourself— the man call his wife lots of and a friend, Join Elaine Powers now names, but "Honey" wasn't during our 2 for 1 sale, and you'll each one of them. HOURS: I was married for 40 years Tuesday thru RED BANK ONLY save 50%. And with summer just to a wonderful women. We Saturday 10-5:30 around the corner, the timing couldn't had a fine relationship, and I be better. was very good to her. I called her "Honey," "Darling" We'll show you how much fun and dosens of other pet you can have while losing those names when she was alive. pounds and inches. Because Elaine She passed away a few Spring months ago. I, too, stood by Powers' salons are friendly and com- the casket and said a few fortable. So It'll be easier for you to farewell words before they stick to the program. And that's half lowered the lid SHOES the battle. Reading that letter la your column was like a slap in the Latest styles & colors Our trained staff is really eager to face. I believe you owe me an help you see results, too. We'U spe- apology - Not Guilty Ju»t In tlmm for EASTER cially design an eating and exercise Dear Not: Your letter brought to mind an old by: "REVELATIONS" plan that's just right for you. Hebrew saying: "If you "NATURAUZER • GOLD" So lose weight with a friend. Join throw a stone into a pack of "HILL* DALE" •CONNIE" Elaine Powers now, during our 2 dogs, the one that It hit "PAPPAQALLO'•ADORES" for 1 sale, and you'll each save a barks." How come I heard "LIFESTRIDE" •"AMALFI" "BARETRAPS" • "NICKELS" friendly 50%. from you? "FRED BRAHN" • "SANDLER" Dear Am Landers: I am a "NINA"-"CAPEZIO" It-year old girl who was once "MIA"-"VINER" Hurry! Limited time offer. "BASS1-AND MANY MORE" very heavy. I have these ter- rible stretch marks all over my body - especially oa my Save 50% hips and stomach and on my complete 4 month program. breasts. I hate the way I look. Good al all parUrtpatlng iwJona I have a wonderful boyfriend, and one of these days I know we will be get- ting Intimate. The thought of Elaine Powers Us seeing these marks makes Figure Salons me sick. I'm sure they will tarn Urn off. Please, tell me Lose weight among friends If anything can be done toge t rid of them - Not Looking Forward To The Big Moment Dear Not Looking: Stretch ••Call now for your free salon visits marks fade with time There Is no known method of getting 544-1773 rid of them. Your fears, however, are SHREWSBURY AVE. & HIGHWAY 35 unfounded. Through the years I've received hundreds of let- SHREWSBURY, N.J. ten from men telling me 8 WALLACE ST. RED BANK 842-6610 16 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J. MONDAY. MARCH 30, 1981 Classified Advertising Toll Fro: Mlddletown area, 671-9300: Matawan area, 566-8100. • '..-'-• 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700. L ^ J

CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment 54 Situations Wanted l-emaie 70. MERCHANDISE 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 138 Mobile Homes M0. SPECIAL NOTICES 1. AUTOMOTIVE 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanled Male 71. Merchandise For Sale 80. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 130 Open Houses 139. Cemetery Lots 210 Lost And Found • , 2. Autos For Sale M. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sports Equipment 104. Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140. Real Estate Wanted 211 Special Notices 3. Truck! and Trdkvs 21 Business Service 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132. Apartments/Town Houses ISO. RECREATIONAL i 212 Travel - Transportation 4 Motorcycles 22 Arts & Crafts •0. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83 CB's, Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 133 Income Property 152. Boats And Accessories 213. Instruction 5 Auto Services/Parts SO. EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107. Nursing Homes 134 Farm Property 153. Camping Equipment 6 Auto Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 76. Auction Sales 85. Inflation Fighters 108. Commercial Rentals 135. Commercial Property 154 Recreational Vehicles 7 Auto Insurance 52 Babysitting/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. RIAL ESTATE RENTALS 109 Buildings/Garages 136 Industrial Property 8 Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 78. Aircraft 101 Apartments 110 Wanled To Rent 137 Lots And Acreage

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HONDA CIVIC HATCHBACK lilt VW WAGON 19M — Camper, good RNSLPNS NURSE'S AIDE SALESPERSON - Retail back. AulosForS*H — NmJi engine work, body In tuc body, blown engine, SJSO 1947 Bug. (M/F) ground, asst. lo merchandise man- conn Bail oiler Call NI MIB valves lust dona, tome rust. taio. I dUWLY All snllii Available ager. Polite, clean, wining worker. >94a Bug. good body, good running Medical Personnel Pool Frown's. 31 Broad St.. Rad Bank. IVJ OLDS DELTA M ROVALE — JEEP CJi mi -6 cvl. one cond.. condition, needs front and work. 90 Monmouth SI. Red Bank PS. PB. PW and door lockl. AM/ FM N.J., see Steve Straus or Ray 40.000 mi.. new loo. atklng U.700 S7S0. 51.400 lor all. 3aM727 aftar 4. 4111744 Scuono. S-track iMree. radial llrtt. 13.000 MM010. mllev MM Call irMSS7. « . VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS RN'ft & LPN'I (M/F 1 — Full-time & SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Running weakly Call Red Bank Vol- part-time. Immediate opening. May \m FORD LTD — Air. PB/PS, e«c Hoy. M Eatontown — Experienced, able lo do light vo. 74I-SSS4 for details. apply at Cllfrald* Health Care Cen- mechanical work, full-time. Apply cond »B.iii Ml. IWO Ml 1000 Hr. 200 earner St.. ClIHoooa Beach, Mi-Mil VOLVO 142 S — 19*9, 4 speed, eic Monmouth Street Chevron, Rad LABRIOLA MOTORS cond , good mpg, rum well. 11,200 or RUBBER STAMP MANUFAC- Bank. AUDI 100 mO - Body KM Mint Newman Springs Rd Rtd Bank bast oiler 491 9343 »KC. need! tranimlttlon work.. Call TURER — Needi dependable hard MM4H worker for factory, knowleuoe ol SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT «v«l »ll»r i. S41 1>47 Make otter vOLKSVVA&ON SQUARE BACK - Experienced, able to do light LINCOLN 197a -Mark IV. Diamond machines helpful. Shachlhata Inc., 1947 - Needs work, 1350. Call S27 Industrial Way Wall, Eaton- mechanic! work, lull-lime. Apply AUDI t«71 5000 — Sliver, tnreo. air. Blua. fully agulpaad. naw tlras. 741-1144 between 5-7 p.m. Monmouth Street Chevron, Red v«rv dun 17M0. Call 44.100 mileage. Mint cond Asking town. N.J 07724 541 7102. Bank. 1S000 7arossi VW CAMPER 1941 — Pop top, Sink, MMM bads, etc. 21 mpg. no rust, SI29S. SECRETARY-BOOKKEEPER SHIRT PRESSER — Experienced BMW 2001 1111 — Good cond . MALIBU CLASSIC WAGON H7i - 141-1145 General office, dictaphone, know). or will tram. Good salary, im AM/ FM No rust. »!•» Call MOW v 4 auto., loadad. good cond. Bast edge ol accounts receivable, ac mediate opening. Call U1IM or 542 aS77 offer 471 «14S VOLKSWAGON SUPER BEETLE counts payable, payroll a. general 1971 - Vary good snape. 34.000 ml . 21 Business StrvlCM 5t Help Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted ledger. Start 14.00 hr Fee nego- STICK WELDERS WANTED — S BUICK WILDCAT 1»7 — Cor.MERCURY MONTEGO itU— E»c 51 Help Wanted tiable vartlbla. 47.000 mi.. PS PB Pw tilt asking UO0 7a7403S after 4. years axp. Call alter 7 p.m., 291-14*1. cond . naw oalnt 10b, »«00 Call altar ACE TEMPORARIES whaal. bucket saats. SU0 or bail i. a42 2*M VW RABBIT 1971 — Ask.ru 12900 ask for Ed or Mike. offer Call RUM. 7S7 -law. CARPENTER BUILDER — Al OENTAL ASSISTANT — Rad tiank LANDSCAPE HELP — Driver's REAL ESTATE SALES — WE'RE » Thomas 747 3494 Shrewsbury Call evenings after 4 p.m. priatas of construction. Free ettl area. Experienced, full or part-time license a must. Experienced. Must WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Full MERCURY COUGAR 1*71 — XR7. 471 7143 GROWING. You can grow with us. BUICK SPORT WAGON 1472 — Full aic cond. PW/PB/PS. till whaal. mates Call Ray. 291-1074. Front desk or assisting for be II or older 343-0334 after 6 p.m. We'll leach you all you need lo know SHORT ORDER COOK — Perl and part-time dav shift. Immediate power, rabullt motor a, trans , 1700. small anoine. air. AM/ FM starao. VW 1971 SUPER BEETLE - Parts progressive general practice. Send lo assure you success. We hava a 22 time. exp. only. Apply: Joni's Res- openings. Apply In parson between PROFESSIONAL PAINTING — resume to Box F-MS, The Dally LAWN MAINTENANCE — Per- taurant. 179 Broad St., Red Bank 2-4 p.m. Lorry's Restaurant, Mon- S14 7»4i attar s p.m. K.000 mini Must sail, first I WOO for tale, including naw engine. Call And carpentry Neat, quality work year success record and a happy takas car. S44-M04 altar 4 p m . S42-3223 Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 sonnel needed for condominium professional stall Let's talk about between 2-4 p.m. mouth Mall, Eatontown. complex, txp. helpful. B46-I100. vour luture. Call Roger Cozens at BUICK LeSABRE 1177 - Custom MGB 1972 — Convertible. Runt VW RABBIT 1974 - 72,000 ml., good DIRECTOR OF NURSING 741-7M6. Century 21, Coiens, Re- Landau. PS. PB. air. tut whaal, rtir For small nursing home, 3 days pei LEGAL SECRETARY great, naw top, IS mpg.. AM/FM cond . 12700 Call 244 3073 altar 4 22 Arts A Crafts altors, 113 River Rd., Fair Haven. 51 Htlp Wanted 51 Htlp Wanted window defooger, AM/FM starao cassette. 43.000 ml 471-3121 attar 4. p.m. wtek, Mon.-Frl. Garden Statt Man Experienced, full-time, Holmdel lapa. lactorv mass. Small V-a. 44,000 or Nursing Home. UVanBraUlt Rd . area. Call *46 t»i REAL ESTATE SALES miles. Ilka now. UW or Msl oiler VW RABBIT 1974 - 4spaad. Holmdel. Call 2M-3341 oc JU 3Sa7 MGB CONVERTIBLE 1974— Gold. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — ASSOCIATE — ERA will provide Call 717 '401 AM/FM a-track tape, exc cond ask AM/FM. air, looks, runs SIC S2395 WALL ART national advertising, rtfarralt, .no S3.09S. 4719141. 741-4530. DIRECTOR OF FINANCE —Cltv of 2nd A 3rd shift openings. Prior food BUICK LESABRE IITS - 4Kloor. Long Branch, Monmouth County. plant axp. helpful Must have work- (Mining A supervision Call for de- Have your child's favorite charac tails, ERAMelmtd Rtalty. 171-3430. BOOKKEEPERS small vs. AM/FM cassatu. no air. MONMOUTH MOTORS VW CONVERTIBLE THING 1971 - tars, coma to Ufa. on their bedroom N.J. Immediate employment avail- ing knowledge of electrical and me- immaculate U.J00 MJ aiu 43.000 mi.. IK., cond, $2300 Call able Applicant must be certified chanical equipment. An Equal Op- S2 Hwv. 3S. Eatontown walls. Call for more Information. SALES — Part-lime. Call tor an S42 2414 191 4347 attar 4 pm. Phone 747 1531 Municipal Finance Officer or Regis- portunity Employer Apply In per- CAMARO 1«n Zlt — Brown with tered Municipal Accountant. Direct- son. Automatic Rolls, 1 Gourmet appointment. Temporary gold stripe. 4 speed, loaded. 21.000 MUSTANG 19U — 3S9 auto., new ly responsible for complete financial Lane, Edlton, N.J. 244 1M1 ml Mutt sail »1 ISM attar 4 p m black oalnl lob. car Is totally re- 1 Trucks supervision of }11M budget Salary ASSISTANT OR commensurate with previous gov- MAINTENANCE PERSON — For CADILLAC COUPE OaVILLE till stored Sl.aoo firm 4»s 9740 alter 51 Help Wanted FULL CHARGE '•30 And Trailers ernmental experience and responsi- indoor whirlpool in health club. The — Good looks 1 running cond.. 1700 bilities. Send resume In strict con- Racquet Place, 1b3 Rl 34, Matawan Call HJ-TUI | MUSTANG 1949 FASTBACK — Call fidence to Mayor Henry R. Cloffl, StM yno. Ask tor Harold or Nancy Long Tirmi - Short T«rm ; after 4 p.m.. 1974 CHEVY PICK-UP - AutO. SI Mt)lp Wanted Municipal Building, 344 Broadway. CAOILLAC SEDAN OaVILLE 1*73 73H793 transmission. PS/PB. low mileage. Long Branch. N.J. 07740. MECHANIC - Experienced. Iron — Fully loadad. $475. Must saa. runt W sou after 3 p.m. Male/Female end, brakes, tune-up Red Bank EMPLOYERS M BUM TOViaiTONCOF TNI OLOIST Mod. Caii n*un MUSTANG FASTBACK 1941 — Re- tires 747-1404. AND IAMIST TIMPOIUUIV MRVrCIt IN THI stored to original. Beautiful bumper 1970 INTERNATIONAL PICK-UP — DRIVER — Valid driver's Mr.true NOTICE COUNTRY W( HAVI IT ALt.ll CARS GALORE! to-bumper 2a9. )-loeed. PS PB, te-ton. with cap, AM/FM e-track, AIOES/HOMEMAKER/HOME Knowledge of Southern N.J. Com Motel Room Cleaning Over 33 to choose from (many small starao Ivy green t e*c. inside a out good cond $1191 495 2237 attar 4 HEALTH AIDES — Full or part panv benefits. Call 2M-4173. IF.you™ amniN ASBIONIMNTS on JUST LOOKINO p.m. Part-time morning hours, steady FOII THE FREEDOM OF TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT THEN cart), ranging Irom WOO to U0OO Asking 12400 1 wortti much more time and 24 hour duty. No ex- DRIVER — Part-time nights. Must position, must have car. For Coma set and sava! Details. 747-2974. parlance neccessary. Free training WECANHILP.IF YOU HAVI AMINIMUMOFI FORD 1977 - ISO Ranger, auto, have own car. Apply In person. tervitw call 942-1U7. n YEAR EXPfHIENCE-tUE US TOOAY. KINGSLY AUTO course Earn hourly wages plus Circle Piiia, 13 Hwv 34, Eatontown. MUSTANG II 1974 — 4 speed. PS. PS/PB. air. AM, rust proofed, 44.000 mileage Car and telephone nee ml., eac. cond.. with cap $4200 Call CETArrana 5424600 ! new brakes, tires A battery. tiHO. ceisarv Call Family A Cnlldren's EARLY MORNING WORK MOTEL NIGHT CLERK i la laai 944-1915. Service, 2229100 or 5424140 In Keeping with President Re- PART-TIME Must be handv and reiponsloie, pos agan's austere budoet reductions NEVER A FEE CATALINA PONTIAC 1977 — «4oor Supervise small group of newspaper sible live in situation for the right hardtop, air. AM/FM. sood mileage, MUSTANG 1949 — Fallback auto . GMC 1500 PICKUP 1971 — PS/PB, ALCOHOL/HEALTH EDUCATION as ol Septsmber X 'Ml. there carriers In one of the following person. For Interview call 142-1137 1 dependable performance. 944-3241 orginal owner. 20 mpg.. eke. cond., auto., air, runt great, hat a lot of COORDINATOR — Affiliate of Na- will be a phasa-o i for all PSE ACCOUNTING DIVISION I12U 441 405/ rust. $1000. 142-1209 or 142 834* towns: Ocean Township. Eatontown CETA employees aftar 7 p.m. tional Council on Alcoholism seeks , Red Bank, A Oceanport. You must NURSERN (M/F) — Part-time. 7-3 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ALL eip'd health educator to develop * shift. Top salary. Benefits include Tf-e CETA Administration is in CHEVELLE I97S WAGON — Runs NOVA 1«43 - Rebuilt engine, sail lor be available tvery morning. Exc ihe process ot veekmg of, pans. 1973 — 4x4. vary good cond.. 40.000 conduct alcohol'(ISM) education provisions for responsible people, medical, holiday A vacation Call e«c t good cond 1400 orolect to Include work In schools, Shrewsbury Manor Nursing Home ploymeni lor thest CETA employ 495 1325 ml. 51.400 291-1194 attir 6 p.m. salary and car allowance Call ees. TO WORK IN PRIVATE IN-' tn-mu agencies S. with community groups 800 241-0130, toll fret. for appointment, 741-2059 I97S PICKUP TRUCK Addiction services exp. preferred. DUSTRY position! CHEW BLAZER 1977 — SOS cu. In NOVA 1977 — Guaranteed inspec II your company <• interested lion, runt, looks Ilka naw. With cap. $1100 salary range starts at $13,000 Sand EARN — (420 per mo. and still be ORDERLY M/F — 7-3 shift, nursing PS. AM/ FM. 4 track stereo, 4-wheel resume by April loth to; Barry John- home exp. only, full-time, IS.20 per m finding clerical workers main- drive, customited dasn and Hearing rV-MM 2*11313 home with your children. For appt. ton, NCA ol Monmoutn County, 151 call 2*4 1*13 After short probation I) 46'per tenance worriers, etc . Middletown Mint cond Priced to sell Call alter OLDS CUSTOM CRUISER 197] — Broad St.. Red Bank, 07701. Do not phone. Apply in person, Township's CETA Program nas 4 JO pm S42 9ISS PS. PB. air. AM. auto trant^juge ! Motorcycles weekdays only, 9 a.m-4 p.m Atlan q ua'ilierJ candidates m these too cargo *r*». good running COnrJPVSO ; AUTO BODY REPAIR PERSON — BEVERAGE ROUTE tic Highlands Nursing Home. 8 Mid areas for your consideration CHEVY IMPALA 197S — S7.000 mi . or best offer. 471-4S31. Experienced only. Butv, clean shop. Art you seeking financial indeptnd- dlelown Ave , Atlantic Highlands Please can me directly at TEMPORARY SERl/CES 1940 HONDA ENDURO 250 Salary negotiable. Call 721*1770. enct? We still have kev areas avail- 671 jiOO-ext 273 O' 274 original owner. PS PB, electric win $1300 dowt. air, Zaean. AM/FM. txc. OLOSMOBILE « 197J - 4-door ' able. Company Is seeking high PART-TIME — Ladles, men, work Mr. W.aUrt f. Sal«M EATONTOWN: 117 RM. 36,542-5300 hardtop, cream puff cond Loaded 471 5114 AUTO SERVICE MANAGER — All caliber operator. Small investment Irom home on telephone prograi cond.. H99S Call Sd-ins after 4 Power Extras After 7 p.m. W4-3M4 | Earn UP to J25 4100 per week. Phone p.m. benefits. Call Ed Schwerti for includes too retail accounts. Call OTAO DIRECTED BY BERNARD MANN, CM HONDA XL 3W - Street » dirt. Ilka interview appt. 747 0787. 20112M55. Mon.-Fri., 9-3 P.m. for appointment, 244 7138. OLOSMOBILE 1973 - Delta M.I new. mutt sell. $950 or bast offer CHEVY IMPALA 1971 — 17.000 nil.. hardtop. «W,QQQ mites, exc. running ! 495-3119. 1-7 P.M. AVON EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — original owner. PS, PB. electric win- Needed to take over. Shorthand and PART-TIME MANAGEMENT — dows, air. Zebart. AM/FM. t>c cond ttOO or best offer 542 J675. j Can't work 9-5? Sell Avon and work HONDA 1944 — 305 street bike. $250 when you want. Call arlout duties. Salary equal to ex- Seeking 3 ambitious professionals, cond.. IMS S42 1771 attar 4 p.m. OPEL MANTA 1974 — 2-door sedan. «or bait offer. perience Plttm < alt s*6 4i6/6 managers or supervisors interested ru-4ias 171 4391.54* 5143, or 5441449 CHIVY IMPALA 1944 — I .i SS.000 ml., FM stereo, very earning MOO a mo., working 10-12 cond. $1500. 291 0523. BOOKKEEPER WANTED — For EXPERIENCED PAINTER — App- hrs. weekly Call between 9-12 for an shea*. 199 engine. ao.OOO ml , Grand i HONDA 1*71 — CBaM, toe* cone).. ly in person between 4:30-3:30 P m mother's car. taOO. 44? 4217 auto rentel agency Will train. appl only 291 3394 PARK CHEVROLET • (400. Call between 4-10 p.m., 544-1101 43 Hendrickson Place. Fair Haven. j 717-4173 CHEVY NOVA 1974 - Must tall 4 Sales-Leasing- Service-Parts PART TINE — Confidential Secre- Rt. 44— 775-1212—Neptune BOOKKEEPER —Immadlata open- FASHION-MINDED PEOPLE — cvl.. rag. gas. auto.. 93.000 ml. $1110 ! HONDA CYCLES — And Mopeds. tary. 9-1. References required CLASSIFIED ing Exptrlantt on Burroughs L-MW0 Start immediately, no experience Shorthand required. Bookkeeping or best offer 244 9210 PLYMOUTH HORIZON 197a ; Shore Area's Number One Dealer. d*Mir«ablt Salary ntnotlabla, •* necessary. Free wardrobe, good knowledge helpful. Call 747-1100 COLT CUSTOM 19S0 — 33 mpg. Asking $3500 Rt. 9 South, Freehold 4U-4M1 We calltnt oenthti Apply Htnrv pay Call 222-9423 11.000 mi., under warranty. AA4/FM Call 442 3aII will not be undersold. Hudson Rtfilonal School Business PART-TIME — A national company stereo, suspension package, war- Office. 1 Grand Tour, Highlands FOOD 5ERVICE SUPER In the field of newspaper promotions PLYMOUTH FURY III 1972—4- 1W0 KAWASAKI 450 LTD - Exc VISOR/COOK — For small nursing has an opportunity part time late ranteed rust proofing 11000 741 1194 door, vi aulo, air. PB/PS, cond.. style and performance. Sell eves, days 949-4397 Ask lor Dan BRAZING/SOLDER ING — Pre-home. Must have food service afternoons A on Sats. Salary plus AM/FM. rear defoagor. cruise con- j Ing to purchase boat. 170-9434. cision attempt las, model fabri- certificate. Please apply at Garden bonus. A vehicle needed Call trol. 55.000 ml.. $975. 741 4434. BUSINESS DIRECTORY CREDIT PROBLEMS cation. Experience required, in- Stale Manor Nursing Home, it Van 6O98773I44 KAWASAKI 19*0 - 550 LTD, axe Brickie Rd., Holmdel. No cash? If you're working, we can PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1970 —cond., 2-vr. warranty. 4-cvl.. padded tertstlng work, excellent conditions. help to gat you financed No money slstv a. crash bars. 7B7-944O between Apply Electro impulse Laboratory, PART-TIME A DAILY GUIDE Auto., slant 4 engine. $350 firm. Call ii* Chestnut Street, Red Bank, N.J. GAL/GUY FRIDAY EARLY MORNING WORK down. Payments arranged to suit 4*2 7590 9.] p.m., ask for Tome. General office, payroll, type union your needs. Many Naw and Quality An Equal Opoportunitv Employer. Established morning newspaper Used Cars to choose Irorn. Call Mr. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1971 — e-Orl. LOW COST CYCLE INSURANCE - •ports Assist bookkeeper. Start outes *rn available to reliable peo- OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Fredericks at Rastas Ponll*c. 199 auto. PS. needs minor work Asking 4 S. 13 months policies Phono BREAKFAST A LUNCH — (173. Fee negotiable. ple with cars in one of the following Broad St.. Rad Bank. 741-S1SD. $378 441 7174 | 7390111 or stop In at Raouta Ins. Waltresses/wattert, experienced ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY lowns: Oakhursl. W. Long Branch, Agency, 2951 Hwv. 35, Hailet, 9-7 only need apply. See Jim at Molly 20 Thomas 747-34W Shrewsbury Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, a. PONTIAC VENTURA 1975 -4-door, Pitcher inn, Red Bank, Mon thru Neptune. Exc. earnings that Will DATSUN 140Z 1972 - Good cond p.m. (Intersection of K-Mart 4. Red DEAL FOR RETIRED PERSON — CARPETCLEANINO CERAMIC TILE Asking $3200 741 4379 between 19 fccvl . economical, axe. cond.. $1095 Oak Diner). Frl., between 9 a.m. A 2 p.m. grow. Call eOQ-242-OsSO, toll free. SEWING MACHINE 170-1442 For pan-time hours, 12 to 4 p.m., 5 P.M. CARPENTERS OR days. Apply Norwood Distributors, REPAIR Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING SUPPLIED & INSTALLED — For- MOTOR CYCLE PARTS — Tires. PART-TIME SALES — Home — Upholstery cleaning. Reasoned" DODGE ASPEN 1979 - Station wag PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1979 — V-4. SUB-CONTRACTORS 624 Broadway, Long Branch. furnishings or decorating exp. Days eign A domestic. Repairs a special- 1949 350 Honda. 1949 150 Sulukl. 229*041. see Frank. rates Morris Hoffman. 747-0209. on 19.000 miles, auto . 4-cyl.. $3950. air. PS/PB. Rally wha*ll. ait. 391-074] after 12 p.m. Exp Call 4M-7S70 A Sat. call 544-2120. EWING MACHINE SERVICE - ly. 741-4072, 431-1171 after 4 p.m. 072 IIS4 cond , $4900 211 0371 CAFETERIA PERSONNEL — Ex- NTERVIEWS — Full or part-llms. PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT — diusl stwing I fetdlng m*ch« SUZUKI RM11! ism, upper & lowtr timlon, bobbin FLOOR WAXINO DODGE CORONET 1971 - 4-door. PONTIAC 1971 GOOD CONDITION perience and references required. Looking for people to work evenings Physical Therapist, registered, Rtd DRIVEWAY air. radio, teacher's car. uses regu- Excellent cond.. asking $900 CALL 442 5145 All positions, Mon. Frl. Vacations explaining money saving Ideas to Bank off let, 2 to 3 nights, 5 to 9. Call winder tU.SO. A.J. DEL VECCHIO OFFICE CLEANING lar gas. good cond taoo 542 1113 717 7244 attar 4 P.m. and benefits. Call I70-4M5. 2-4 p.m. consumers, no selling. Car needed 741-0294. 542 5795 Frt* tatlmatil. CONSTRUCTION after 1 p.m. TRIUMPH ISO 1970 — NeexH work only. Ask for Manager. Earn (33.00 a hour to Karl. Call NEPTUNE FLOOR WAXING — PORSCHE 912 1941 - Heads work $500 or best offer. Call 4lter 5 p.m. 7K-7UO for appointment PERSON - To work for landscape Ref.. lowest prices. Dependability FREE ESTIMATES — Asphalt DODGE ASPEN 197S STATION 11995 Call 74!-a7M CHEMICAL SALES — WOO SJOO Per contractor, general duties, full-time. LANDSC A PING-LAWN Call anytime, Jim, •22-20*1. 4424770 wtek Salary plus commission. Full- INVENTORY CLERK HAMMOND NURSERY A LAND- driveways, parking lots and sealer WAGON — PS/PB. air. $3100 Fully Insured. Our 26th year. Call 191-SU1 time 2W-M37 'art-time, some typing, Industrial SCAPE SERVICE, 43,-2440. MAINTENANCE S AutoSorvlcts/ background helpful. Start (3.00 hr. SLIPCOVERS ART-CO INC. PAVING 741-152* RITTENHOUSE CLERKTYPIST - TvPt, fllg, dis- PIZZA OR KITCHEN PERSON - DODGE CORONET WAGON 1971 - LINCOLN MERCURY, IK. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Air. AM/FM stereo, cruise, naw Parts tribute mall. Appiv in person, Elec- 20 Thomas 747-3494 Shrewsbury Experienced only. Apply after 4 CT NOW! — First cut FREE SLIPCOVERS — Cushions, pillows tires, battery 1 shocks Exc cond.. 900 Hwv 39 775-1900 Ocean Two. tro Impulse Laboratory, lit p.m., 142-2431 or 741-9aet. 13 North liatuff B«v Lawn Cart. Miln custom made at affordable prices ROOFING A SIDING •nanOi fttdlng, ttc 22f-;tM or 41.000 mi.. $3300. Call 544-9199. ROVER — MG. Triumph. Jaguar Chestnut St., Red Benn An Equal LANDSCAPE GARDENER'S Bridge Ave., Red Bank. 471-4M1. T*T Motors. 310 Woodbrfdge Ave . CHEVROLET MOTOR 150 - Ra- Opportunity Employer. HELPER WANTED— Exp. ntces If-MR. STASIO ROOFING - Reasonable * DODGE DART 1974 - Swinger. 4- Highland Park 9711571. bullt motor 4 transmission, $400 sary Driver's license a must. PLUMBERS WANTED — Exp, DECORATING reliable. Fully insured, Free esti- cvl.. AM/FM. PS PB, auto Good 144-7710 or 739-aSia. CLERK — Apply In person CBS 741 7233 only. Send retumt Box A-Hl, Dally HRIS GORMAN LANDSCAPING mates. Mark, 471-0017, 774-0007. COM. $990. 291 1409 SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC SUPER MARKET, M Main St., Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 R0TOTILLING & DESIGN KEYSTONE CLASSICS 121 - With Keantburg LANDSCAPE GARDENER'S •71-4-110 DODGE VAN 1977 - Mint COM., Newman Springs Rd.. Had Pan* tires. GR15, belted, $150. Must sell HELPER — Experienced Driver's LUMBER — Exp'd mechanic In I 741-0910 MARINE many extras. 53200 Call 47tlaU 495.1009 attar 1. COOK-PREP — Davs/tvti Exp. Ictnse a must Own transportation. new work. Top pay, year 'round. CLAYTON'S COMPLETE WALL ART »n»r 1 p.m. only. Apply In person, 1-4, Wharf Call after 3 P.m., 342-1094. Call I42-33U. I SCHWARTZ — Chrytler-Plymouth- MUNCIE TRANSMISSION — 4 LAWN SERVICE CONSTRUCTION Mazda International 141 W. Front Pub, 3> Shrewsbury Ave., High- Residential-Commercial Have vour child's favorite charac- DUSTER 1971 - 94.000 ml., 4CVI . speed Alto headers 4 mufflers. $145 lands ters, come to life, on their bedroom It., Rad Bank. 747-0707 total 74llaOI 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 'e supply all vo\ir needs, complete MARINE CONSTRUCTION — PS, eac. running cond. SI.199 andscape design a. installation, walls. Call for more Information. 1444141 STEIN CADILLAC COMPUTER OPERATORS — No Phone 747-eSM Bulkheads, dock repairs. Plllngi In- WANTED — 1971 to 1971 Mustang experience necessary. Plalnlleld power raking, power slicing, rototlli stalled Permits processed, free estl- ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK seats All black. Have to ba In ng, RR tie work, seeding PIAT 197111SSL — 25 30 mag., runt 775-2100 area. Call 737-24*7, Mr. Ortlab. nates, references. Cell 291 4323 af greet, mechanically good, good perfect cond. Call after 5. 541 5044 •42-UK TAX SERVICE er 1 p.m. tires. SSOO 442 32M. 4-9 Dm COOK - With food service super- STRAUB BUICK OPEL visory certificate, for small nursing FORD MAVERICK 1974 - 110 en- COMPLETE LAWN PERSONAL - And business return! NINE ACRES of New and used Cers . Auto Ront/LMM homo. Must have experience A prop prepared completely. 30th year In ELECTRICAL Sing, rum goad, no rust. AM FM I Hwy IS 1444000 Keyport er qua I Ifl cat Ion i. Apply In person MAINTENANCE track, $000 Call 117-3349. only, Garden State Manor Nursing Boys and Girls Mlddietown. Call for appointment, ittlng, trimming, tdalnfl. (trtl)li Maroerv Treveto, e7M2tf. C 4 H ELECTRIC — Lie. No. 41». THE FINEST SELECTION — Of RENT A VAN — Low. low ratal. Call Home, I* Van Bracklt Rd., Holmdel. no 4 w«td control We irt fully FORD GALAXY 1940 - 4-door hard now and used cart in Monmouth Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. IS, Key Speclatlng In residential work. Free nured II yrt. experience Free ..ETURNS — Business A personal stlmates. Call 1M-QN1. top. v a. 302. naw tires, exc. running County Over 100 alr-condltloned port. 244 1400 COOK — Foul'to five days per week Good paying routes available in the cond. $910 7074011. new cart In ttock. McGLOIN Itlmiltl. 741-723S. prepared completely. Mtn year In Exp'd in institutional cooking. Call Middle town Call appointment, BUICKOPEL INC.. Shrewsbury 244 SM0 following areas. ELECTRICIAN — IS yri. e«p FORD TORINO 1974 - 4-door hard A»e . Naw Shrewsbury. 741-1200 7 Autoln.urance EXPERT LAWN CARE Margery Troveto, tTMMI. Llcenta No M00 Bonded. Call top, small V-0, air, 1,500 ml.. moll reildtntiii A commercial Power Electric, 542 kll Beetle. THUNDERBIRD 1944 CLASSIC - •wn car* In Red Bank, Shrewsbury, TAX CONSULTANT — With I yri. PS/PB. AM/FM cassette, mutt seel PHOENIX BROKERAGE ' COOK Shrewsbury Tinton Falls ittl* Silver area. Call 747-0723 exp. preparing Federal 4 Stale re- FORD VAN IMS — 4-cylllWer, re- Asking $3)00. 741-4177. Fgjmoirt for low-coat auto I cvclt Weekends, 4-2. Must have nursing turns. Call Ronald Testa, 244-5720. built engine. 3 speed, custom In- in»ur,if.ct Now giving frM quotti home experience. AoaJy In person. Reasonable MISCELLANEOUS terior, mags. 10 mpg. $150. will neoo- ARDENS ROTOTILED — With By oflont. Compart Garden State Manor wrsing Home, •aw duty Trov tiller Ready lo tlate. 49S-94M. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- Rt. M, Kivport, 2M-3M7 It Van Bracklt Rd., Holmdel, Between 3 A 5P.M. TAX RETURNS — Prepared in vour perb service. DOWNES PONTIAC, ant. Reasonable. I42-1N0. 741-7110. home by experienced tex prepares. CLEAN-UP JOBS - Attics, base FORD VAN 1944 Broad St., Shrcwiburv, S44-1401 Reasonable fees. Call Robert ments, etc. Light hauling, mini-dem- 41 Lower Main St., Maiawan. Toll-frtt M0-U2KMI 'tit • P.m. Call Ms. Maloney 542-4000 olition, lawn mowing. 471-1214, $490 144-2299 COORDINATOR OF REHABILITA AWN MAINTENANCE— Reilden- McVeigh. S42-4927 Call 7475700 RAGUSA INSURANCE AGENCY- TION SERVICES — For sheltered al ft. commercial. Htdg* & ihrub TOYOTA COROLLA 1979 — 2-door, HOME REPAIR SERVICE — Low cost «uto Iniuranc* Phoot workshop. Required M.A. Rt trimming, SU-4479 or WS 3H0 CARPET Aluminum awnings, patio covers, GEORGE WALL 5 speed, manual trant.. roar defog mon I or slop tn for frM quott, Debilitation C.R.C. EqualOpportunl LINCOLN/MERCURY gar, radian, mint cond , 27,000 ml. electric, plumbing, carpentry. locattd at inttrwKtlof, of K-Mart & tv Employer. Salary open and bene LAWN SERVICE — Oceanport. Lit INSTALLATION Licensed. 172-1997. Shrewsbury Ave.. at Sycamore Asking $4450 Mult tea. 7474047 af- Rtd Oak Dlnntr, Haitat. N.J. fits Contact Mr. K , 229-4414. tie Silver area. Shrewsbury 7475400 tar 4 p.m. or weekends Call 229-SMI JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION — COOK — Full-time. Advancement TREAT YOURSELF GRAND TORINO SPORT 1971—151 TOYOTA CELICAGT 1900 — Hatch- Sales, cleaning, re-lays, re-stretches To a refrtihlng maifega 10 Wanted Automotive possible for right person. Salary LAWN AND YARD & repairs. 244-4177 Clevelend $950. back 5-tpeed. fully eoulosed. 1500 commensurate with exp. Apply MAINTENANCE - flototllllng, rea NMoW 70J-79O9 ml.. $4950. Call 747-9417. Aftar 4. call Mon.-Fri., 2-4 p.m. Lorry's Restau- ADVERTISING SALES tonable, reliable. 74MO9O. 471*5421. 110 TO SIM rant, Monmouth Mall. Eatontown. WALLPAPERING JUNK CARS WANTED LIGHT HAULING HOLSEY PONTIAC LAWNS MOWED A PAINTING USED VOLKSWAGEN-ENGINES M74.M COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL RTE 14 541-7100 EATONTOWN AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN CUSTODIAN insured Reliable. Complete lawn CARAOEJ— Etc.. cleaned out. Con HONDA CIVIC 1970 — 4-speed man- TEED, OTHER USED PARTS ALL JUNK CARS — And trucks Custodial position available for a •ervlce. John Felvo, M2 MM. At VAN DYKES Painting Co. — tructlop. debrlt removed. Trees ual, n mpg. exc. cond Bast offer ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY want**, top dollar Frt« 24-hour dependable, detail-conscious person Rooms done, 135 A up. Benjamin 4777307 evei. THEODORE, 7411500, Pickup. 3*MW0 or 72M3.I. who takes Pride In a lob well done, Career opportunity for ag- Moore paints. Anytime, 222-5711. nt num. Must be available to work a couple MILLER LANDSCAPING — Com HONDA CV«C 1974 - 51.000 ml.. VEGA 1971 — 40.000 miles, air. cast of hours a night, 3-4 nights a week, diet* lawn tervlce a. landicaplna EXTERIOR PAINTING AND CLOCK REPAIR Residential and commercial good cond.. must sell. $2,500 or best iron block. $2100 between 12 midnight - 4 a.m. A have gressive person. College help- STAINING — Beautiful paint lobs LOCKS-EXPERT REPAIRS — offer S431411 or 511 ->9a4 717 7707 good references For Interview ap- 5M0JM done bv Eddie. I scrape old paint off ALL JUNK CARS windows and wash them before re- Naw & Antique teles. Barry's pointment cat! Manager between 2-3 lockl. Welt Long Brencri. 222 4744 AND TRUCKS p.m., Mon.-Fri. Phone. 747-2333. ful. Good salary-plus incen- ROTOTILLING painting. I rocaulk all spots and FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP Anv ilie Job. Fait, dependable Mr- Joints that need It. I work neet and VALUABLE COUPON Rtd Bank Htcvcilng A Auto 747 Broad St., Shrewsbury, N.J. tives. Comprehensive benefit vice. Reasonable ratei. Call • a.m. your houM will look beautiful, eipe MOVING « STORAGE Wrtcktn TOP dollar pak». Fn to 9 p.m. •n-5761, _ _ Iv with white trim. For free esti- Pickup. 747-7714 or Ut-im DAY WORKERS — Sleep-in house- mate, call Eddie et 671-4403. MOVE WITH NICK — Free •III- keeper. Wanted Immediately. package. SPRING CLEAN-UP — Fertlllilng. matet. iterate, Vila or Mailer DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT grass ieedlng, lawns cut for the narge O.K. Anytime. Ma 11*4 50 CENTS OFF AGENCY, 71 West Main St., Free- Mason Free estimates, Call after 5 INTERIOR PAINTING CASH FOR JUNK t hold, N.J. 07721. 201-442 43M. Call For Appointment P.m. 542-3711. YOUR NEXT A Iruckt f Call Bill 4*S-O6I1 OENTAL HYGIENIST You've Invested In a house, don't let Full-timt/part-tlme, Specialty of- HOME t Depreciate! I only use the best fice, Red Bank. 747-2144. paint Benjamin Moore. Sheetrock- DAILY REGISTER CLASSIFIED AD JUNK CARS WANTED Mr. McKean IMPROVEMENTS ng, staining. Insulating, A remodel- By presenting this coupon Slmon't / 741-1079 DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full-time ng Quality work at a reasonable AVIS When placing your classified ad TOP DOLLAR experience, Marlboro. Write to: Box QUALITY BUILDINGJ.CONTRAC- price. Free estimates. Call 747I5M, FOR USED CARS F 34 3, The Dally Register, TING — Do vou find your home it (Sorry, not good towtrdi Family Ad Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. 542-4000 getting cramped? Find unused MORGAN P. COLIO, JR. LIPPtN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. space in your exlitlng home for 'aiming, wallpapering, olesterlng. Young Used or Contract Adnitlun, Rt. 13 SaynvHk, N.J, TiMJOO DENTAL ASSISTANT — Part finishing basements, additions, al Ref. provided. Free estimates. After TOP DOLLAR PAID time/full-time, txp. preferred, X- teratlons i. lundecks. Call 741-O3J4. 2-2341, 747-1712 AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE For junk can. imtTptKllata pickup rav license necessary 4/KH16 Cars. Call 222 1700 or 233-2260 REPAIRS — Kitchens, remodeling PAINTING A ODD JOSS DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Key and also patios. At low prices port »r9a. 4>/i dav week, experience The Daily Register For Sale. WE NEED USED CARS 741-57*7 or 774 0400 Call 172 9312 Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV- preferred Send resume to Box 47 Shrawabury Av*. Call 542-1700 ROLET, Hwv. |4. Militiin, F-JS4, The Daily Register, RESTORATIONS - Additions, cabi- WALLY'S PAINTING Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 Shrawtbury, N.J. net!, formica, country kitchens. Expert Crafts man-Reason able Raid Bank 747-O3M Mall ch«ck« to: Th« Dally Ragistar Mi*4i5 after s. Interiors my specialty 291-1191. Avla leetufee AM cere and trucka On* Reglit.tr Plaza, Shr«wsubury, N.J. 07701 WE BUY — uwd Cars and Trucks. DISHWASHERS — Part-time. App- •anal OppoHanrrf lmplo,ei M/F Schwartz Chrvittr-Plymoutfv ly: Joni's Reituaranl, 179 Broad St , Maida, Rad Bank, 747-0717 Red Bank, between 2 4 p.m. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30.1981 The Dtaily Register 17 order 3...get 4 extended ckissified deadline Include Sunday the next time you Register rates are economical place a Register classified ad (or and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to 3 days and we'll give you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa TOLL FREE PHONES day free. Now that s a Rood deal See how eaiy it is' Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you get fast results too a day on 1700. this offer not lor MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers. M ATA WAN AREA 566-8100 We make it easy to do business with us 5411700 NONCOMMERCIAL ADS. ONLy. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME. Nubbin 51 Help Wanted SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted 102 Houses For Rent 101 Commercial Rentals IVE floor. 1,200 sq. ft. office space. Ideal •2 weeks expense paid school. Female For Sale For Sale ' rated, one-bedroom executive suite, If you have any of the above skills •Established accounts. Jece Leffens. SM 1300. for accountants or attorney, huge A ara Interested In temporary work, COLTS NECK MOTEL - Efflclen by the day, weak or month. Pan- storage, off-street parking. 1400 why not coma In A register? We pay •Hosplt.lliallw. 4 profit oramic ocean views, meld service, sharing. EXP'D MOTHER — Nursery school cv, 1110 par week. Motel, IIOO per monthly Call 717-4700. top rates No las charfjed 52 Babysitting/Child Daily-Sunday TOP SOIL week. Light housekeeping. Deity coffee shop end launder mil All util- • Unlimited edvencemen! op- teacher will mind children In my Specie! spring sale, smell load, 145 ities Included. Security deposit re- RUMSON — Office space, 3-room ACE TEMPORARIES portunities. Matawan home. Large yard, meals rates available. Call TtO-leM or X Thomas 541030] Shrewsbury Cart other sites also available, same da •44-3700. quired 222-0479. suite, elr conditioning, cerpeted, a. activities. 12 years e«p. Ref no delivery. Cell envtlme. dev 49S-3494 paneled, utilities Included. /4I-OM1. per waak or 11.90 hr. Call — REGISTER or night 224-9413. HIGHLANDS — Now 1-bodroom MOUNT POCONO— Four-bedroom, BABYSITTER - For 1-veer-old. condo 1375 plus utilities Gulnev two-balh Chalet. Fireplace. Country SHARE SPACE — Well loceted end Si Htlp Wanted SI H.lp Want.d Light housekeeping, live In or out. MAYBE YOU NEED - A woman Classified Ads TOP SOIL — Top quality, MOO vd Agency. 1724001. club. Close to all resorts. 211-5543. decorated store In Matawan, teetur- Resume, P.O. Box 151, Little Silver, who really cleans. SpeclaUiIng In Your truck. Ing tanning 4, acrylic nails. Sun. N.J. OTTie. offices apis. 1 smeller homes. Re- •42-1402 HIGHLANDS HILL— Bedroom, llv SEA BRIGHT — Motel rooms and 471-9421 , 544-4149 12-4 weekdays. cent a. working references. 291 s;90 as low as Ing room, kitchen, bath, small. furnished studio eportments. Maid MATURE WOMAN — For occasion- TWO ANTIQUE POT BELLY - Available Immediately 1249 mo. all service end utilities Included In our at overnight babysitting, pre high THOROUOH HOUSE CLEANING — Stoves, over too vrs. old. One 4' rooms, Security. 291-4910. on Next Pogt iser. HI 4)11 host supplied, adults preferred, 1241 GARAGE SALE SERVICE — Wa a mo., security. 471-7111. ALL AROUND YARD WORK — 542-1700 will set up and run your garage tale KEANSBURG — Rooms rent by SALESPEOPLE HOUSEKEEPER — Mon. Thurs . week. Call Gutters Cleaned, trees cut. gardens Toll-Free from Matawen Area No fuss. References available. Com KEYPORT — 3-bedrooms. 1300 a 101 Commercial 14 p.m. Own transportation, refer- roto-tlllod. Free esllmetes 741 430! mission basis. Call 170-9040. mo., heet Included, 1 mo. security. 717-4049 or 707-M9I Rentals ences. Call alter 7 p.m.. 441 SI 04 ref required. 244-1202. ALL AROUND YARD WORK — 566-8100 MATAWAN — I room a, balh, rea- LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER — For 2 Trees cut, gulters, gareges cleaned. 73 Machinery For Salt K EYPORT -1325 K Ids 1 pats wtl sonable, all privileges. DEMO PLUS BENEFITS months only. April IS to June IS, for Free estimates. 74I-4M9. Toll-Free from Mlddlelown Area Call 944-0109 one elderly lady. Good salary. Call 671-9300 HOME RENTALS 172-40K PRIME INDUSTRIAL ARE* after 4 p.m. Ml 1015 EXPERIENCED GARDENER — CUB CADET — EZ Vacuum-can 10t Commercial Handyman. Available 12 days par snowplow-Jecobson edger, weed KEYPORT — 1-badroom overlook 1500 sq II Tailgate loading, DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs ing bey. fireplace, eel In kitchen pnvala parking A/C. neat, TREMENDOUS EARNING week, NOW through fall. Horti- adding machines, typewriters, of eater Wlnco generator 741-4M3 •! Rentals Situations Wanted culture and landscaping a speclelty. tar 2. 1390 mo. 73O.39S2. sprinklorea Public Transportation 4414300 efler 3 P.m. flee equipment, etc. at bargain available early July Female prices. New or used. A AC. DESK LONG BRANCH-WEST END — I i AIR CONDITIONING, LUXURY MOVING — Painting, remodeling. OUTLET, im Rt. 31, Oekhurst 76 Auction Sales bedroom apt., pool v, block from CARPETS, FIREPLACES t. SKY POTENTIAL odd lobs done. Call 144-0307 or 911-1990. beach. Free perking 222-0119. LIGHTSI - Professional office 747-1100 CHILD CARE — In my home, any 719-1140 space in MONMOUTH BEACH. aga, Beltord area. Near Bavvlew DINING ROOM SET— Rock maple. MIDDLESEX t MONMOUTH School, si to hr. 499-3919. 4chairs* hutch, seats 12. Exc.cond. AUCTION COUNTY — Huge selection. 1. 2,1, Prime location across from bank U00. 471-4197. APR. 4. t A.M. III rooms. and poet office On site perking. CALL 294-1600 DIVORCED. NEWLY SEPA- I Jackson Terrace, HOME RENTALS 571.4000 Business management and sec retar RATED? — Man and women In FULL SIZE WASHER 1 DRYER — Freehold, N.J. lal services available. 3400 so. ft. trensltlon. Confidential read- Very good cond.. white. S29O. Contents 1 bedroom home, MODERN APARTMENT — Neer (ground floor t second floor). Will IHIK IMUtTMAl If AO Ask for Larry or Tim justment counseling In a warm, sup- 244 W33 lurniture, glassware, ate. (See list transportation. Bast time la call Is divide to suit. Occupancy Jung, 1911 j cane or M meMl M.000 sq • portive atmosphere Moderete fee Ing here Apr. 2.) Also If 94 Plymouth before noon. Call 499 0414. 110 per sq. ft, plus utilities. Cell Joan .. mng to subb OwO n Tefkaki losing By appointment, 747-7749. Call after 61 Business FURNISHING ON A LOW 4-door. 30.000 miles, ell original. Parent. Owner, 229-4114. privatate perkingpkng , heat BprtnUOT. sir con 2 p.m. Opportunities BUDGET? — Check the USED Showroom condition. Red Sank Riverside Ave. (MiOftM, Oetwiy Md tfjcurHy VJfW FURNITURE CENTER OF RED Col. Jim Moore 911-1441 FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE COLTS NECK — Commerclel space EXCELLENT CHILD CARC — In BANK. Fir* furniture for IOSS. 197 On the Naveslnk River for lease. Colls Towne Shoppos, my home. Holmdel aroa. ENJOY NEEDLE CRAFT?— Turn Shrewsbury Ave NOW ACCEPTING - Quality con Welk to railroad, bus. Modern one Colts Neck, N J., across from De- slgnments lor our next general auc and two bedrooms. MJO-up Air con licious Orchards Space available IM-1IM vour hobby Into nil Call OebOle At. GREEKS, ITALIANS — Easter from 1190 per mo. Call 7214044 for tot u* 7iw after < p.m. tlon. Furniture, antiques, collec dltkmlng, heet. Ml water, balcony, lambs, baby goats. Call 747-om un tlbles, etc. Details. 443-4911 or doorman, security and more. Ga- more Information. Call 747-1100 ESTABLISHED LAWN CARE III April II 471-4M1. Edward R. Walsh, rage, pool, merlna available. Sob. BUSINESS — Excellent opportunity Auc 741-1732. as supplemental Income, room for GUITAR AMP— Peavev Deuce240! much growth. Equipment. 2 com- with 410" spaakart, axe. cond., MIS RED BANK — Luxury High Rise, bines, truck Included. Reasonable. Also Sound City cabinet with 4-10" 77 Pets And Livestock two bedroom, two baths, also effi- Call altar 4 p.m. Ill 44s 7154 speakers, exc. cond., 1140. 9S3-9917 ciency apartment, Beautiful view. altar 1 p.m. Between 13 1, 4 4 p.m. 143-4049. Make It Yourself NURSERY SCHOOL — For sale. Advanced And Beginners GUITAR AND AMP. — Guild RED BANK — 3-room apt. 2nd floor. Slale-certllled. Write Sox EM, The slimline archtop, 20 vrs old, DOG TRAINING Dally Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. 1300 par mo., no utilities. No pats Yamaha GSOI12. Ilka new, must Bavehora Dog Club, 741-0044 747-1979, 9-7 p.m. only. 07701. sail. Call 9300141 AKC MINI-FEMALE POODLES START YOUR OWN T-SHIRT BUSI SEA BRIGHT — Luxury apartments HAMMOND «. BALDWIN While epprlcot, available Watl-towalt carpeting, NESS — Heat leal and screen print- 7 weeks SOS. Call 717-7191 Butterfly-Bright! costs Ing machine. Can be set up In your PIANO AND ORGAN furnished. 747-H9I. own garage. WOW Call 719-191I al- CENTER COCKER PUPPIES — AKC regls SOUTH AMBOY - 1 room, private ter 7 p.m. All models In stock. tared, black. 4 weeks old. champion entrance. SIS waak, all utilities paid pedigree, exc. disposition. 12001215 HOME RENTALS, 972-4000. We are Number One In Cell 170-1430 43 Money Tt Loan SPOTSWOOD-4 rooms, kids O.K. these service, reliability and COLLIE PUPPIES — AKC regis- LOWEST PRICES. tered. 4 weeks old, sable a, trl's. ATKtt S724O0C ALL HOMEOWNERS ATTEN- M0 MAIN STREET Eyes checked, show potential, U00- TIONI — Loans for any purpose ASBURY PARK. N.J. 07712 1300. Call 370-1430 SPACIOUS — One-bedroom, Mat. Including business needs at lowest KM water Included. S179. Keansburg. rates. 14% US Government backed DOG HOUSE - For big dog. 1' wide. 7077304. funds ebellable Fail service. CMo- Hm 3' nigh, 4' long. Newly painted. Call nlel. Call collect. 404-541 om Open dally » -9, Sat. 'Ill 1 717-4011 TWO-FAMILY HOUSE — R4d Bank For your convenience, also open area Completely remodeled, evarv- INFLATION FIGHTERS Sun. 11 to 1 P.M. FREE PUPPIES thlng new. Upstelrs apt., 1 large stitch up (Li butterfly pa HAMMOND ORGAN — E-100. ex • weeks old. Mlxad breed bedrooms. 1400 per month. Down- hoWen tor iwMf, thower and CASH FOR client condition. Call 4424234 stairs apt., 1 large Bedroom. POO per PORTABLE DRYER - Whirlpool, hostess lifts, bazaars Pattern 20" 3-SPCED GIRL'S BIKE ELECTROLUX SUPER J - With 1$ VETERAN'S » 441-5114 GREAT DANE PUPPIES — Fawn, month. Call Jerry after 9 p.m. power nouta, Ilka new, »15S CB. levele, USD. Butcher block cafe 101-4721. 560: transfer!, directions for Like new, WO 7 Kolver bloodline, lerge-boned, show Robvn, Modal OT7C, It-channel table. JO ', 129. Both new cond. OOV. BACKED LOANS RMM IBM TYPEWRITERS potential, 1300. 1201) 37O-H19 or VERO BEACH. FLA. — Condo on both wrsioni included digital with IPO, new, 1429, now 747-2115 Or 21*4474. Jack. 1201) 3M-1«1. 1190. Home a. store elarm system, PAY OFF ALL BILLS RENTAL $22-128 per mo. ocean 4 river, fully furnished. Mat 4 TIRES — J G40 series Donlap 14' Rent with option to buy 172-0327 2 A7H4, all In Ilka new cond., all 4 works by sensor, no wiring, goes off PORTABLE 6.E. DISHWASHER — HOME IMPROVEMENTS HIMALAYAN KITTENS — CFA slip available. Minimum of 2 weeks Butcher block top, 1171. Automatic No pets After 9 p.m. 471-7431. for (120. Will sail separate 2. with Hants L siren, new M7I, now RESTORE LOST CREDIT MOVING OUT OF STATE - Must registered, champion blood linos. S2.00 each pattern. Add S0< 1170. 7J»-O4»7. Kress kiln, C14, etc, till. W-length GET EXTRA CASH fur coat Mermlnk. slie 20,1100. Coat sell partial contents of house Cell each pattern for first-class air- BUSINESS USE 747-4027. . APPLIANCE—G.E.electric range, FIREPLACE ENCLOSURE — Ben- w/mlnk collar, 190, slie 10.141-1771. MORTGAGE REFINANCING LARGE FISH 102 Houses For Rent mail and handling. Stat) te brown, good cond., 30" tree stand- nett Ireland, Mack, with screen Fits SM FOR ANYTHING AT ALL ORGAN — Hammond with rhythm. SMALL PRICES 43"xlt" opening or lass, iso or bast REFRIGERATORS 12) - Cop Tanks Alot 1 Maple Ave. 747-1440 ing 1190 17J-9019. pertono. freeier on bottom, 1129 19400 S97.H excellent condition. Delivery and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — New offer. Dinette chairs, 4 mowed 110.000 1114.99 free lessons. 1400. Call 707-1924 after ATARI VIDEO GAME flbarglas, t31 or best offer. 143-1441 Small white. 171. Call 144-4454 S50.000 1971.71 SAMOYED — White female, 3 vrs. magnificent contemporary with 9. old. AKC roglstared, affectionate, panoramic vlaw ol ocaan. 1 Includes 3 cartridges. 1140. Call after I p.m. REFRIGERATOR — Admiral, cus- 4.9 or more months benlno on mort- Luin Wkttlor »4 4Ui eftar I p.m. gage. loans or credit cants. Call to PAINT — Colors Interior/exteriorInterior/exterior.. !I good wl|with children. Best offer bedroom, IVi bath, lacouil tom dual temperature, 14 cu. ft., whirlpool, decks, top of the llrn ap- FIBERGLASS SKIS — Bindings, coppertone, working order 1119. •void legal action, even: u so a gal. flat Interior, 14.25 a gal: S42-SH3. \ BAS5ETT CONTEMPORARY — poles, and man's site 10V. boots, US STOP FORECLOSURE flat exterior. 903-4774. pliances Available Immediately 1 NMdlKrifi D*pl 61 End tables, parallel tops, 4 mo. old, Audiovox FM car stereo and speak WHITE GERMAN SHEPHERD or ! year laasa. Itso a month. Can For a no cost, no obligation pro DOGS — Pamela, AKC. 10 weeks, now cond, ISO each. 741-1121. ers. M0. Never used fuel-sever mSHAmK E R CLOCK — Hancock repro- fesslonel analysis of vour financial •UMSON REALTY, 0421094. thermostat, Mo. Call WI-9144. PIANOS ORGANS 1)00 eech.lSee-1941 altar 4 p.m. BATHROOM FIXTURES — Blue duction, pine kit 41" high. 10% oft picture In the privacy of vour home MOST MAJOR BRANDS MAILET — 4 vr., 1 bedroom Ranch, Tin Dilly R»|l.lar hanging sink, hardware Included, FLORIDA BOUND — Air condl list, SltS. 747-4012. or at our nearest office call. WAREHOUSE PRICES Ivlng room, lamlly room, 2 baths, $10. Double mirrored medicine cabi- tloner, 4.000 BTU, 1150 3 desks, 170 TOTAL FREE 4OH41-4459 80 Bicycles/ wall-to-wall carpal, garage. net. MO. Electrical fixture. 120. M0, U0 Gold arm chair, 140 Single SINGER INDUSTRIAL SEWING — MONEY AMERICA FREEHOLD MUSIC Washer/dryer, 1400 per mo plus Shower curtain rod, clips a. 2 cur- bed. drostor. table, II50. twin bad, Machine, 1150. Book binders, press 4 days 04 1101) 147-9400 Mini Bikes utilities Call 944-4174. tains. 111. Toilet seal. 19. Also 2 silk 1190. RCA If color TV. |10. Call 14"x20", 119. Sliding glass doors, Action within 24 hours CENTER HIGHLANDS — 3 •o* 111, OM CMSM Sta., Km lamp shades. IS each 471-435* 499-1311. 4'x4'l", 179. It) antique wrought 1*4 plans alto for Non-vets RT. f (I/I miles north of circle) Iron floor lamps, 131 each. Lapldlary ' PUCH MAXI LUX baths, wcedburnlng sieve in living Terk. RT 11113. M«t N.M, BEOS O.C. WASHER - 1i lbs, lane ca- equipment, 27" vibroieo, iioo (201) 462 4730 cond., S4M firm. roam. S410 plus utilities. Mo. tec. 4. 2 Twin sin, 930 ea. couch, new slip Great Western 1 wheel grinder. 111!. #4) Anoney twanted raf. reaulred. Quality Realty, Wets, li>, PattM Naaktr. pacity, new motor, exc. cond. »125. MONTHLY RENTALS FROM 17.10 j cover. 140. TeT-Mtt. 717-7721. Cell 5411544 191-3311. Sic the ireittit crtft show BMX BIKE — Schwlnn Mag GENERAL ELECTRIC - Clothes TABLES (II - Oless. 1 marble table PRIVATE CAPITAL —19000 et 24% PIANOS — ORGANS M Merchandise HIGHLANDS— 2-femllv, beach one «ert NEW 1981 NEEOUCMFT Scrambler Exc. cond., SI20 or bast dryer, exc. cond. 175. 20 gal. fish with lamp In It. 1200 total. 4*1-1714 interest, fullv secured. * All Musical Supplies and Services ikxk. SIM all utilities paid UTAlOG-over 172 designs. 3 offer Call M2-n<7. Call 143-9011 TUSTING PIANO CO. Wanted HOME RENTALS 571-4000 tank i stand 110. TH-tin. • ir 4. Our nth Year free patterns inside. SI.00 BUNK BEDS — Unused. Complete GOLD COLONIAL — Love seet, TELEPHONE ANSWERING MA- Asbury Park 779-0444 AAAAAAAA — Contents of houses, HOWELL - On 1 fere. 1400. kids t 560 with twin mattresses. $140. rocker, hassock, 1179. Twin mat- CHINE — Used 1 mo, IIOO. Call Open » tof garage, attics, basement, yards, etc. pats welcome. Many extras HOME 747-7514. RENTALS. 171-4000. cn ajams trass. MO. Call 142-4027. PIANO — 4' Weber Grand, good Bought or cleaned out or both. CAMERAS — Yeshlce camera HAMMILTON GAS DRYER -1100, solid wlcalnut finish, sounding 244-4450 KEANSBURG— 1 bedroom Duplex. package. FX-2 bod*. 90mm small less then 1 vrs old Amana trash TIRE — H7414whllewell and wheel, Merchandise For board, needs tuning and overhaul for AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- gas hot water heal, fenced rear FI.9 4, I35mm F2.0 lenses; CS 14/, compactor, 190.4 bureaus, each 111. vmw used, 130. One single porcelain perfect play. Exc. furniture place WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, yard. 1175 per month plus utilities •cctssory/c hanging bag; all 1 vr. 747-9141. wash tub, US 741 SMS between 1-1 Salt for apprentice pley as It. A bargain, RUGS, FOR CASH. •ocurllv required. 717-1411, old, still in original boxes. 1200 com negotiable ai t 1375 prior to moving. Easy Play Pieces p.m. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES (EANSBURG — Cute setting. 12)0 Printed Pattern plete pack we. Polaroid 210 earner*, KINO-SIZE — Saaly Posturepedk 741-719*. TRUNDLE BED — Like new, con- 19t E. Newman Springs Rd. perfect condition, UO. Polaroid Prestige mattr.ss. Ilka now, fill. Shrewsbury 747-4300 SX-/0, leather case, perfect condi- i72-im. temporary, whlta. with dark brown 3 LINES 7 PIECE BEDROOM SET HSM? RENTALS J73-4O0C tion, stilt In original box, M0. Call panels, exc. mattress Included , Traditional, 1350 Mf-nie envtlme. KITCHEN RANGE— O.E. electric. SIM. Mi-WO between 9-7 p.m. 5 DAYS Call TI7-4»" ALL LIONEL TRAINS LAWRENC"W««NCBHARBOR-Bur..,oE HA . set-In cabinet type, while, good IONEL for rent, 1-btdroom, recently re- tond, 140. Call 471-1041. TWIN BED PRINTING PRESS Top cash appraisal. decorated, now carpet, gas heat, C.B. REALISTIC TRC-441 — 40- 444-2011 channel base ttallon. 4 mot old, S79. Mattress Ilka new, box spring. SM. $3.30 (C1P Platan), toxis S1SS par mo. Call 3434)100. Mr. 2-4" LALLY COLUMNS - 4' * 7', The Register FAMILY ADS (Infla- Call 944-004 after 4 P.m. ALUMINUM BRAKE Larson for appointment to tea. to-wave C.B. base antenna with an- 179. One ridged 4' pipe wrench, 190 tion Fighters) can sell your un- WANTED l.nne cable a. TVI filter, 130. Sharp TWO TIRES - 1 months ow. MARLBORO — Executive type 40-channal mobile C,B, S40.4+9-1417. 7174449 after 9 p.m. needad items for you quickly. 7470404 GRTt-14, mounted on rims. M0. 2 Merchandise for sale ONLY RCA VIDEO CASSETTE RE- home In executive-type setting, con LIVING ROOM SET - Couch and ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought for venlenl la Rt. 10. 3 large bedrooms. CHOICE OP 2 L SHAPED Western wheels, meg rims, never Originating from Household, not ex- CORDER — Modal Ml, mint cond. chair, UN. Coffee table I, 1 end used. 179. I9I-17S4. ceeding a saw price of 1100 par 1400 firm. Before 4 p.m. 74141040. top cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- IV. baths, fireplace, newly deco- COUCHES — 1 green, other multi- tables, 1100. Boy's bedroom set, tiques. 109 East River Rd., Rumaon. rated. 1-car oarage 1475. Security 1 colored, very good cond. 1190. after 4 p.m. 943-7111. PUtr IT SMART with otsy-sw O. headboard a. and table, SM. TYPEWRITER — Royal electric PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. $42-3199. Member Apprelsers As- reference Call 441-1711 eves after 7 S434934 by furniture. 1171. 503-5044 office model, original cost. 1541 REFRIGERATOR — Frost-free sociation of America. f lt pieces, then spend the money S Each additional line, tin No dls wettlnghouse. O.B. atereo console. it" COLOR PORTABLE — Phllco. Like now, sacrifice 1179. 90O-770I count If canceled before expiration. rou sin on jogi nacation Classic IMOTOCROSS BICYCLE - Ex. 4fS-131S after 12 noon ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN- MIDDLETOWN — 4 room house. good cond, S131. Call after 1 p.m., VELVET COUCH - 120, chair. 110, No changes In copy TIQUES, Rt. 34 and K River Plata, 3-bedrooms, fenced shirt, Bermuda shorts are pelt 7474913 cond. 1'/» yrs. old. Thruster frame, REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER llghtwalafU, Must sail. 1190.172-0407 both good cond. Rug 10x11, no. Elec- Have something to sell? Phone Ave, Leonardo. 2*1-9190. verd, good neighborhood. 1100 per in linen, poplin, fab. knits. tric range, ept.-slie, M0. Queer. CALL mo. • utilities. 244-7044. COLONIAL — Racllner. 115 Swivel 747-4SJ34 ARTICLES WANTED — Hand- rocker. DO. Bathroom sink, S10. Ra- MOTORCYCttrtAIRINO — Cam- Anne lamp table, exc. cond, SM. Printed Pittern 9389: Misses plete with lowers, oxc. cond. $190. 741-43*2 after 4:10. made. To be sold on consignment In NEARLY NEW - One-bedroom Sins 8, 10,12, 14. 16.18. Sin diator. t» - 542-1700 REMODELING MUST SELL — shop. Mon.-Frl., 94. 4711071. house. Washer/dryer hookup No WASHER — Soars Kenmore, white, Sears gas range/griddle, sears dish- pott. References S300mo plus ullll- 12 (bust 34) shirt 1 7/8 yds. CONTRACTORS — Portable heater, SXtm. washer, beige formica counter top. DON'T HAVE THAT SALE S171. call MOTORCYCLE SHOIIL - Saddle THE DAILY ties. One mo. security. Call alter 4S-inch; shorts 1U »ds. bags, matching travel trunk A lug- stainless sink, teWe/4 chairs. 1900 or I will buy ell vour small garage sale 3:30 p.m., 1914011. 943-7134 gaga rack, Ilka now. 1171. M44494 bast offer. Days 471-2144.' eves 1 Items, plus antiques, lewelrv. con- COUCH — S90. 2 end tables, 110 WEDDING DRISS weekends, 741 5421. tents ol basements, ettlcs, etc. Call RED BANK — 3 bedrooms, Ivt ONE DOUBLE-SIZE GOLD LEAF "sVail and accessoriea s 1100 REGISTER 2444419 altar 3 p.m. apiece. 2 bed frames, V so each. Oaths, laundry room, fireplace. 3- Desk, S10. Mattress, 110. 471-I444. - Mirror, 171. Octagon shape coffee Call 411-4043 REMODELINGMUST SELL — car garage. New gas heet. Conve- table end matching and tables. 1100 41" CLASSIFIEPINE HUTCH —D U75AD. SGold Seers gas r enge/grlddle. Soars dish- GUY JOHNSON nient location. SOOO par month, plus Son. $2.00 for OMh pattern. DESK — Solid wood, very good u shaped couch, 1171. Quae ' WINDOWS — 3 double hung win- gooseneck chair, 140. Fanback washer, beige formlce counter top, BUYS AND BUYS utilities. Security and Mate re- «oM SM far esck patten far cond SIM. oak headboard, SM. 1 living s. sldebyslde. total width 70" chair, maroon, 140. Ora» crushed stainless sink, tebte/4 chairs. SSMor From an entire household to a single quired. 741-77O patten far lamps, MO. 471-9441. with storms 4, screens ISO. 741-7114. velvet couch, Ml- Call nW-am best offer. Deys, 471-21H, eves a Item Antique lunlture, lewelrv, sil- fifint-tlM airman, kaae»Rk» t 747-9717 weekends, 741-941S. ver, immediate cash. Top dollar. RED BANK - 1-badroom furn. ANDERSEN WINDOWS 4 DOORS 041-4314. home with fireplace. River rights, haste — Any site 1 style. To 49% discount. SALE — Exquisite hand-smocked cute to schools 0, buses Nice loca- Call Steve, 1-m-nn)741. dresses; antique cupboard, tables, OLO FURNITURE — Antiques, chi- tion. S400 mo. Call 741-1121, 9-9 ask desks, lemps. crocks, benches. 11 na, glassware, art oblects and bric- $ 30 BEDROOM. NEW - 4-plece. for Bruce. Willow Dr., L.S. a-brac. Immediate cash for any- mnlllArl IWsWeTl I in 114» ts Dinettes. M» »5 t up. thing and everything. Ruscll's, 19 E. Sofebods. 1199. Bunk bade, with bad- Front St.. Red Bank. 741—1493. ding. 1174.45 Alter 1 p.m., 4t94»71, SEARS AIR CONDITIONER — 102 Houses For Rent 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 11,000 BTU. Ilka new, SMO. Call SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT PMten Do*. 420 BOXES - CORRUGATED 211-1943. SEWING MACHINE M 24UJX17HX14» - 350 Ib. test used 171 1005 lOxMxIl - 37] rb. test New SEARS — Kenmore Microwave, Hi Dally R«|littr FOR SALE PRICE UP TO »200 best model, used 3 months, ori- 10*xMvtxia - 200 ib. test New ginally sen. now SMO. Call nun? TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Call 442-4472 Or 747-40W anytime. DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to FOR RENT Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items Cash. DON PON'S JEWELERS Will BRIDLE GOWN - vail head place quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- SNEAKER SALE — Name brands Buy from private owners and es- and slip. Cost 1700. sacrifice SIM. tates. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- One of a kind cottage umns now under a separate distinctive heading. Call-after 9 p.m., 741-U14. at discount prices. Sat., April 4. Kevporl Central School, 104 p.m. PAIRED AND JEWELRY OE on magnificent estate 232*MlMSt.Ne*YeriLlir Items originating Irom your household may be sold I BRAND NEW - Colonial wood SIGNED. 799 River Rd., Fair with view of river & lor up 10 $200.00 (formerly $100.00) per article. I dinette sets, meale or pine. Teble STOVE — Gas. Magic Chef. 2 ovens. Haven, N.J. 141-4217. 10011. Print NAME, ADDKSS, with leaf * 4 sturdy mate chairs, Upper with rotlssorle; lower, plus ocean. Grounds main- ZIP, SIS Me STYU NUMKft. Price lor each item must be mentioned 113l4.t9. Factory, after 1 p.m., broiler Copper, 44" In height. M" In width, good cond Asking MM. Call tained by owner. 2 NEW SPRING-SUMMER 1981 4M«t 542 3443 attar 4 p.m. bedrooms, 1 bath. PATTERN CATALOG bnnp you I CARVED VICTORIAN ANTIQUES - Walnut end cherry tables, oak THE USED FURNITURE CENTER Best location in Mon- TERRIFIC SAVINGS on time, I buftet. 3 plced parlor let and art 1*7 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bank mouth County work, money with over 100 list, Beans, Has-beens and Why Nots 101 Apartments Call 542-1700 pottery. Call I41-M71 after 1 P.m. easy patterns. Plus free pittern I CUSTOM DRAPES - Ukj now. TOP SOIL 747-1100 «MUHI coupon (JZ Value) Catalog. SI. No discount il cancelled before expiration 14'1"X7'1". deep groan wttn gold Clean. Vary bast ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capri [ I lassie trim Gold pinch pleated Small Medium Large Loads Apartments. East Ave. 1 * • 2 I 291-4090 WMIMII No changes in copy. .' shears, same, last after, originally Same day delivery bedrooms available. Kernel office, | I, 11000 471-9440. tM-4240 er 717-4117 Apt 44, or call 291-0004 231LiMltS.lvtr 231 Little Sliv.r 1 233 Long Branch 18 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30.1981 BE IT ORDAINED, bv the • for such storage during non- 20 davs after Its passage and uubii Mayor end Council of tne Borough of business hours. Shopping carts cation according to law. Introduced Little Silver that: shall to marked with the name Redistrict move 110 Wanted To Rent 132 Condominiums I 210 Lost* Found March 14, im A ) Section 11-3.3, Definitions bo ot the establishment, title and NOTICI Town Houses amendedloeddthefollow.no: telephone number of person re The Ordinance published here- a) "Motor vehicle" Includes all sponslble lor maintenance of CARPENTER -tvuriiip., seeks REWARD — Lost, small, neutered with was Introduced al a Regular *pt in exchange for services. vehicles propelled otherwise the shopping carts, and a no- Meeting of the City Council of the ADULTNOT RETIREMENT male black cat, Little Silver than bv muscular power, ex- tice thai they are ml to to Rum too a. Tea itiJMO after * p m 74I4M* alter 5 R m Cltv ef Long Branch In the County of SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE cepting such vehicles as run removed from the property on Monmouth, New Jersey held on still deadlocked RESALES & RENTALS only upon rails or tracks, which the business Is located. NEED — I femiiv houu with 2 WANTED TO RENT — II bedroom March 24, 19*1 and will be further (54.000 & UP B.) Section 11-3 1, Maintenance of If shopping carts are removed considered for final passage after a bedrooms W Keatnburg, Hailet, CROWELL AGENCY 741-4030 furnished apt., or house for July A Enter lor of the Premlsei ba from the property and eban Union Beach or Kevpcrt 4tS 245t. Aug . call lit Toil. public hearing thereon at a meeting TRENTON (AP) - Members of the New Jersey Reappor- Leonia Hesl«r-747-4t24-eves. amended as follows: doned, they shall to picked UP of said Cltv Council lo to held at tne RETIRED COUPLE — From Flori- Helga Stewart-74l-454*-eves. a ) Natural Growth, Dead and bv the business to which the Cltv Council Chambers, Third Floor, tionment Commission talked late into the night yesterday In a da, would like to rent house or apt. 211 Special Notices dying trees and other natural cart belong, within 24 hours of 344 Broadway. Long Branch, New SANDPIPER CONDO — Mouth ol growth which by reason of rot- notice from the Borough. Fell last minute effort to voluntarily redistrict the state before a while you're away on vacation this Shrewsbury River. Highlands. 2 one Jersey on April 14,19elatl:00p. summer, several weeks or months ting or deteriorating condi- uro to pick UP such shopping March 30 $30.70 bedroom condoi, brand new, $47.fO0. tions, lack ot landscaping, carts within 34 hours of notice tie-breaker is appointed. Wilt tak« excellent cart of property U".S interest permanent. Mori R*t«rfliKtt. 747-3110. ANTICIPATION DATING maintenance or storm dam- shall to a violation of tltli NOTICI "The commission has not met, but we're sitting here with gage 30 years. 10% down, closing SERVICE — Call lor free brochure, ag*. are or mav be unsightly Chapter, mbiect to the penal costs included in sales Price. Low PLEASE TAKE NOTICE thai a SEEKING FURNISHED — And up- loll free, KU-UIXU and mav, unless corrected, ties prescribed herein. public hearing will to held bv the our feet up waiting for the Democrats to get their act furnished apts. & houses Qualified maintenance. Call 172-1500 or create e blighted condition, or k.) Refuse. All refuse stored out- 172 0001 I WILL NO LONGER — Be respon- Zoning Board ot Adjustment of the renter* only No charoe to vou Cell be dangerous to persons or doors shall be kept within con- Cltv of Long Branch al the Cltv Hei together," said David Norcross, chairman of the Republican Mn Schaal. Equitable Relocation sible for any debts other than those property in Ihe vicinity there- tainers having lids. In a SEA BRIGHT — I bedroom unit. Incurred, bv myself. Elwcod Mat- In the City of Lone) Branch, New State Committee in a late-night telephone interview. Service. Ml Mb 3332 of Trees shall be kept pruned manner that the refuse Is not Jersey, on April Uth, 1941 at 1:00 Beachfront plus pool. Walking dis thews. 141 4th St.. West Keensburg. and irlmmed and Plant beds, visible to pedestrians or per- Peter Curtin, executive director of the State Democratic lance lo shops 4 restaurants. Vaca- N.J. 01714. sidewalks, curbs and pava- P.M. tion or year round living 16* 000 sons within vehicles on or oft The purpose of this hearing Is to REAL ESTATE menti shall be kept free of the site. Such containers shell Committee, could not be reached for comment. "He's in a Call owner. •H-I4U. t am. to 5 p.m. SINGLES — Man 140-451. women weodi and otner obnoxious not to located to Interfere with consider the application ot: „ FOR SALE 135401 Join our successful dating JOEL STEIN and JOHN meeting," said a man who answered the telephone in the State SHADOW LAK E — Come to the Van growth bv Ihe use of vehicular or pedestrian club SOC, Box 1117 West End, 07740 herbicides or root removal to circulation. ALPERN KHAMER far a variance Horn Agency for the best buy at prevent such conditions, from the Zoning Ordinance of the House. Shadow Lake Finding the right unit SINGLE MOTHFRS UNITE — Com-, I.) Outdoor Lighting. All outdoor titv of Long Branch with respect lo 131 Houses For Sal* mon Interest lupoort group starting b.) Overhanglngs and Ground If the equally divided panel of five Republicans and five for vou is our specially. Rentals also Surface Conditions. Loose, ov- lighting shall to maintained In premises known as: Four Wool ley available Call now. Lisa J640HI A Linda a working condition. Avenue, Long Branch, New Jersey ifMtlO erhanging end protecting ob- Democrats can come to no consensus by this morning, Su- A LINCROFT LOVELY — Im VAN HORN AGENCY. 747-4100 jects end accumulations ot lea E.) Section 12 114 of Chapter XII be Lot 12, Block ill. maculate 4 bedrooms, fireplace, Resident Representatives: and snow wh'ch by reason of amended asfol lows: Variance requested Is as fol preme Court Chief Justice Robert Wllentz is expected to Eves: Marilyn Leahy, •42-0*53 VOCALIST family room AND den Gas heat, in Original A progressive rock. Call location above ground level Section 12-1.14 Administrative lows: ground pool. IM baths tiit.JOO. Or Larry Schilling. t42-5Sr* constitute dangers to persons and Enforcement Provisions: Existing facility on the sub- appoint an 11th member. STYNES REALTOR. I44HU. 944-4740. a.) Code Enforcement Officer to SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Wt In the fklnitv thereof Holes, divided lot shall remain as Is result Commission officials were supposed to call Wllentz at 8:30 excavations, breaks, to Public Officer. The code Ing In a variance required iherefor BEAUTIFUL — 3- bedroom, have many homes to choose from enforcement officer of the Most styles A varied prices. A 213 Instruction projections, obstructions end because the house Is located too a.m. to report on their progress, Norcross said. lakefront home Lot approximately excretion of pets or other borough is hereby designated close lo the rear yard line, side line 100*100 Eic. cond.. 37 mi. from unique community. Call for details ai the public officer to ex- "If we don't have a plan by then, if we're still coloring in CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors animals on paths, sidewalks, and front yard Una because of the Atlantic Cltv. Economical gas heat, HATE walks, drlvewavi, parking lots ercise the powers prescribed Irregularity of the shape of the lot as fabulous modern kitchen. Steel "Independently Owned" end parking areas, and other bv this code. He may appoint It relates to the front yard set back the districts, I suspect he'll appoint the Uth member right dock, outdoor grill. A buy at only It3 River Rd. Fair Haven GOING parts of the exterior of the or designate such other public requirement. The premises are lo then," the GOP leader said. WO.000 Call owner. WMlt-HU or (201) 741-7M4 premises which ere accessible officials or employees of the cated now 13.17 feet from the rear N1-123V. TO WORK? STG CONDO MART INC.. Realtor to and used bv persons having borough to perform such of his yard, 5.6 from the front yard. If the New Jersey's 40 legislative district*, each electing two IN THE functions and powers under BHIGADOON COLONIAL — Mid Shore Homes. Condo Specialist •ccass to such premises. Board so Interprets the Irregularity Sea Bright, N.J. 142-0004 MORNING? C.) Section 113.9 of Chapter XII tw this code as he deems neces- •s being the front yard and appro* Assembly members and one state senator to the Legislature, diet own Center foyer plan with 4 laarn sary for the enforcement of imtNely 40 hundredth* of a loot from bedrooms. iv» baths, large den this code Including the makliK must be apportioned to reflect 1980 census figures before the opens to secluded terrace. Dining BARTENDING the side yard line. Variance for tne 135 Commercial in 3 short wt«hs D) Chapter XII to amended as fol- , of inspections and holding ot building to to erected on the new primary election filing deadline. room plus eat-In kitchen, central air, hearings. He may prosecute central vacuum Large yard. In an Call lows: sutHllvlded lot is tor the second floor Property JERSEY SHORE any violations of subsections to to smelter than that presently The Republicans have only 13 members in the 40-member excellent area, near the train sta- 12-3.9A. Appearance of Exterior 12-3.1 to 12-3.12, both Inclusive, tion Offered at HiO.OOO BARTENDING SCHOOL of the Premises end Window required bv the Cltv of Long Branch I Main St.. Eatonlown of this Code and any regu- state Senate. They hold a closer minority in the 80-member CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors OFFICE BUILDING — 1 Woodland Display Areas. The exterior of lations promulgated pursuant A permit for the premises was "Independently Owned" Ave., East Brunswick. Convenient to 542-2299 the premises shall to main- thereto, in the Municipal Court denied bv the Building Inspector be Assembly, 36-44. •13 River Rd. Fair Haven Rt. II, Turnpike A Garden State tained so that the appearance of the Borough of Little Silver, cause of the following reasons: Ultt 741-7tt> Pfcwy. Exc. facility for professional REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS shall reflect a level of main- b.) Inspection of Premises end Slie of second floor and front se The problem in redrawing the map is that Republicans offices doctor, dentist, lawyer, real — Licensing courta. Evenings, tenance In keeping with the Prosecution of Violations. All back and side yard line require want districts that will reflect the parity the party now feels it BY OWNER — 4 bedroom. estate etc. A-1 cond Sale by owner small classes, low cost. Jooitan standards of the neighborhood premises within the borough HOLMDE L like home in Keansburs. IW0,000 Call 201-5*1-«5*5, Mr. School of Raal Estate, 741 4730 or such higher standards as covered bv this code shall to You are hereby notified that you has with the Democrats. The Democrats want districts that 9 ft. fireplace, with catnedral cell Tengl. miv to adopted bv the borough subject to inspection bv the are privileged lo to present et said ing, in 24' i 2*' living room, lots ot and such that the appearance public officer to determine the hearing end present env and all ob will protect their party's strength as much a* possible. extras, HJ.W 4tS «474. shall not constitute a blighting condition in order that he may lections which you may have to the 137 Lots & Acreage effect upon neighboring proper- perform his duty of safe- granting of said variance. APPII Norcross described the trouble spots as sections of EAST KEANSBURG — 7 room lies nor an element leading to a guarding the health and safety cants plans and procedural for n house on SOxiW lot Conveniently progressive deterioration and of the persons occupying the mav to inspected in the office of r Wt-KJO the resolution #dopted bv the Beard such plantings are required Inspection. Every person oc- Marlboro. New Jersey 0774*. on bath Colonial home. Mint condition at Inalr Oroantiallon Meeting on under the Land Use end De- cupying such premises shell April 4. Ifai, at 12 noon. The bids will Custom built, gas heat, central air. HOUSES BOUGHT May??, 19*0 velopment Regulations Or- give the owner and operator to opened and reed at that time for Professionally landscaped In- FOR CASH Allen B. Weissberger dinance, they shall to re- access to that portion of the the following: ground pool Plui Secretary premises occupied bv or In the Surplus Municipal Land, Block X HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR placed oniv) Open areas shall possession of such person at CUSTOM EXTRAS DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY. March 30 js ;o be graded evenly to eliminate II, Lot 4 holes, depressions, gullies, •II reasonable times for the All bids shall to enclosed in en Sullivan TV ad GALORE REALTOR. Wan. 22S Pair Havwi mounds, accumulations of purpose of making such re- opaque sealed envelope and clearly Save thousands, buy now! WE NEED HOMES — Or apart- debris or other unsightly or pairs, alterations or correc- marked seated bid, tearing on the OftOINANCI ft-IM tions as are necessary to effect For sale bv owner. m«nts tor rtnt. low rale JEFF unsafe conditions. compliance with the pro- outside the name of the bidder, his Only $171,000, MORSE REALTY, Bkr. (Ml 4310 Ordinance Aulhorillng the Mayor b ) Signs end Billboards. All Per- address and the name of the con- and Municipal Clerk to Execute an manent signs and billboards visions of this code or with env tract for which the bid Is submitted. FINANCING AVAILABLE Aflreavment with Monmouth County lawful rule or regulation exposed to public view per- adopted or any lawful order All bids win to accompalned bv aimed at Kean 741-1231 to Modify the Inlerlocal Services mitted bv the zoning chapter a certified check or bid bond In (he Agreement dated 5 10-75 issued pursuant to the pro- and regulated bv the building visions of this code.- - amount of ten per cent {10%) of ihe WHEREAS, certain Federal code or other regulations or as bid, payable to the Township of TRENTON (AP) — Two Republican gubernatorial can- FANTASTIC LOCATION! — Im funds are potentially available to a lawful nonconforming use Marlboro. The checks of all. except didates are going at each other over having a "beer In a bar in presiive S bedroom, J'i bath Coloni- 1S2 Boats* Monmoulh County under Title I of shall to maintained in good Should the public officer or ing the three lowest bidders, will to al. Formal dining room, den with tne Housing and Community De- repair. Any sign or billboard Ms deiianee, determine that a returned when the contract docu- Bayonne " beamed ceiling and fireplace. Accessories velopment Act Of 1977, commonly violation of subsections 12-3.1 ments are fully executed. No In- Spacious family room leads to brick known es Community Development to 1I-3.lt, Exists both In- terest shall to allowed upon any Millionaire businessman Joseph "Bo" Sullivan of Essex patio Good schools! 11*4,100 AP Block Grant Program, and ceulvelv or faded or the paint clusive, of this Code, to shall such certified check or bid bond. Fells started it last week when he took a shot at former state PLEBROOK AGENCY INC.. Re 17' FIBERGLAS SKIFF — 75 h.p. WHEREAS, It Is necessary to on which has excessively cause a complaint to be filed, The Township Council reserves alters »71 2300. Jotmson. Little Oude trailer, ec- amend en existing interlocal Ser- peeled or cracked shall, with without prior notice to the the right to reject any end all bids, Assembly Speaker Thomas Kean in a 30-second network empties, S7O». r»l 3710 alter 1. vices Agreement for the County end its supporting members, to re- owner or occupant of the pre- or to waive any Informality of any FIREPLACE ISO'S its people to benefit from this Pro moved forthwith or put Into a mises, charging either the bid. The Township shall have a min- televison spot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 14' dining room, II' 1174 FLEETCRAFT BOW gram; and state of good repair. All non- owner or the occupant or both imum ef sixty (Ml days from ihe The ad shows four car poolers commenting on the upcom- I*' kitchen with breakfast nook, den. RIDER— 1977 IIS h.p. Mtrcurv with WHEREAS, »n Agreement has operative or broken electrical the owner and the occupant receipt of bids to either reject or It' gameroom. utility room, lull dry PT, oalvanlied trailer, full canvas, been proposed under which the Mu- signs shall to repaired or with violation accept same. ing GOP primary. Predicting Kean's demise in the June basement, 2-car garage. ERA many extras, eke. cond. Asking shall, with their supporting WOO, 7W-OU4. nicipality of Fair Hevtn and the The Penalty violation of any The bidder shall certify that he Mefme* Realty. Bkr. 471-S4W. County of Monrnouth In cooperation members, to removed forth- provision of this Chapter shall is aware and in accordance with the election, the driver takes a not-so-subtle knock at Kean's l»73 OLASSPAR G-J — 14 It. Mr with other municipalities will mod- with. be asset forth in Section 5 13 of following: patrician image. FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY ify an Interlocal Services Act these Ordinances. Each end REALTORS lormence ski boat with rebuilt U70 c.) Windows and Window Display "Bidders are required to comply Jl ho outboard. Bucket seats. pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40 IA-1, and Areas. All windows exposed to every dav in which a violation with the requirements of PL. 1975, "Can you see him (Kean) having a beer in a bar in 2 Woodland Dr —Middlttown— exists shall constitute a sepa- 471-9444 gauges, with trailer 11400. KI-43M, WHEREAS, it Is In the tost in- public view shall to kept clean c. 127." 747-lflC terest of the Municipality of Fair end free of marks and foreign rate violation. Bidders should be aware of the Bayonne," the driver quips. FREE MARKET ANALYSIS Haven to tnter into such an egret substances. Except when nec- NOTICE provision of N.J.S.A. *0:*v A 163 IN- Kean, jnother millionaire from one of the earliest and WALKER 1 WALKER It' CARAVELLE U7S- lean P 1.0. essary In the course of chang- The foregoing ordinance was In- TEREST IN CONTRACTS OF JOBS 741-t3H MerCrulser. IH0 trailer, ektrai. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ing displays, no storage of ma- troduced and passed on first reading FORBIDDEN and further he shall wealthiest families in New Jersey, returned a hearty salvo in lac. cond StWO or ben offer. Call ORDAINED bv the Mayor end Gov terials, stock or Inventory at a meeting of the Mayor and Coun- certify that to the tost of his knowl GLORIA NILSON S/1-2U7 ernlnfl Body of the Municipality of shall be permitted in window cil of the Borough ef Little Stiver edge the execution of the within con- Sullivan's direction. Realtors Fair Haven, that the egreemant en- display areas ordinarily ex- held on March 11th, INI and will to tract shall In no w«y be Invioletton of Hwy. 35, Shrewsbury. MiiOW ALBACORE SAILBOAT — U'. e«C posed to public view unless that provision. "First, I'll beat him (Sullivan) in Bayonne and after that cond S1000 complete Call davl titled, "Agreement to Modify In- considered for final passage and terlocal Services Agreement Dated such areas are first screened qadoption at a meeting of said Roberta Nalvan I'll buy him a beer in a bar there," he said. HAZLET — Comfortabte 2 bedroom tet-iott. Eves 7I73W7 by drapes, Venetian blinds or Mayor and Council of I he Borough of Cape, with fenced yard 1 aluminum 5 »7S for the Purpose of insertlrtg a Business Administrator 14' BOSTON WHALER — 40 he Description of Activities for the Sev- other means of making the Little Sliver, at the Borough Hill, March 23, 30 131.10 In a second 30-second televison ad, Sullivan shows a siding, living room, dintng room. windows translucent. All Prospect Avenue, on April tin, im eat-in kitchen. Iff family room, laun- Evmrude. 17' trailer, many extras. enth Year Monmouth County Com- smoke-filled room with seven alleged Democratic leaden Asking SI0O0 Call • •!. 717 SMC or munity Development Block Grant screening of Interiors shall to at ft.00 P.M., at which time and 234 Mlddlttown dry room, wall-to-wall carpeting. Program," m copy of which Is on file maintained In • clean and at- place all pe-sons desiring to to heard chomping delightfully on cigars at the prospect that Kean will gas heat. tSf.SOO. 4*3470* after 4 7 ] Pavement and Curbing. Furnishing and delivery one Silver, Monmouth County, New Potholes and other pavement CONTROL OP THI MVIIID 4/5. no obligation. Century 21 John- 211-3153 attar a p.m. O1NIRAL ORDINANCE OF "HI im Mid-siie station wagon and two damaged, said Patrolman started. And there's a possi- Jersey." failures within paved parking im four door lull site sedans. son Realty, members of IMBUSA, MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT areas shall to repaired on a CITY OF LONG BRANCH 1f» lichard Berta. Firefighters bility the second fire was re- 244-4700. b.) Article II. Definitions, Section (FBI ONI OAT LIQUOR PBR All bids will to received at the Chech our unbeatable 2.3 Definitions, of the "Land Use regular basis, but In no event time of Ihe bid opening bv the Super- low rales and compare, 22*-O472 and Development Regulations shall potholes or pavement rom 10 area communities re- lated." RELOCATING? — Desire Informa- BE IT ORDAINED by the Cltv visor of Administrative Services or Ordinance of the Borough of Lit- failures to left unrepaired for his daslgnee. Complete specif- sponded to calls for help in The mafn blaze started at tion about new area? Call OARRAH NOMAD CUSTOM tTTt — 34" travel tle Silver, Monmoulh County, a period In excess of five (5) Council of the Cltv of Long Branch, ASSOCIATES, Realtors, 741-3231. trailer, never used. IU00 days. If such potholes or pave- County of Monmouth and Slate ef ications and proposal forms are on 7t7M42 New Jersey, be amended as fol- file In the office of the Monmouth ighting the flames, he said. about 4:50 p.m. behind the RUMSON AREA lows:' ment failures are hazardous lo New Jersey, that Chapter VIII Alco- vehicles, they shall to ap- holic Beverage Control of the Re- County Board of Social Services and Washington Avenue in Fuji Photofilm U.S.A. fac- Call for our tree brochures "Administrative Officer" propriately barricaded end vised General Ordinances of the Cltv copies may to received bv pros- MFM GROUP, REALTORS SPfcCI means the Borough Adminis- marked to warn motorists. of Long Branch ll emended end sup- pective bidders, upon application, Carlstadt was closed for sev- tory. Officials were unable to 30 RMgo Rd , Rum too Hum trator or such other persons as plemented as follows: during business hours. Bids must to the Mayor and Council may des- Curbing, other pavement edg- made on the proposal forms supplied ral hours because of the determine whether an ac- RUMSON — Assume •% FHA loan, NOTICES ignate from time to time bv or- ing and sidewalks shall to SECTION 1. Section 9-3 Peas: and must allow for the trade-in of $2*0 mo, 3 bedrooms, gas $54,900 dinance or resolution. maintained free of cracks and Maximum number of Licenses, Is one .972 Chevrolet Sedan end one flames and smoke. The blaze, celerant like gasoline was in Need W4,f00 cash. Owner, S3O-O34? 210 Lost * Found t.) Article V, General Provisions, holes which would present a •mended and supplemented bv the 1975 Chevrolet Sedan available for which began along Paterson the area, Berta noted. Section 5.24 Property Main- haiard to pedestrians or are Insertion of a new paragraph Inspection at the Board of Socle' SELLING YOUR HOME? tenance, Subparegraph A, of the unsightly. Unpaved or gravel e-3. He), as follows: Services offices. lank Road and burned south Fire officials said the Don't move without *n appraisal Land Use and Development Reg parking and pedestrian erets (e) Social Affair Permits, as set from Bahrs Real Estate, a name vou FREE FOUND ADS shall be maintained and regu- forth In Section t-10. The right Is reserved to reject ». Moonachle, was brought blazes were difficult to quell can trust 1 Bay Ave., HIghmnds. uletlons Ordinance of the larly regraded In a manner any or all bids If deemed to the Borough of Little Silver, Mon- SECTION 2. A new section t-10: Interest of the Monmouth County under control by 7:30 p.m. 171-isOO. As a public service to our mouth Countv, New Jenav, is which will Keep the area free Social Affair Permit Is Inserted to because they covered about a of holes and other severe read as fallows: Board of Social Services. UNION BEACH — 5-room house. readers. The Oaily Reg- hereby repealed. grade changes which would to Louis Armour square-mile of the swampy Aluminum siding, brickfront built on ister will offer a FREE NOTICI hazardous to vehicular and pe- 1.10.1 Applications for Social Af- Director of Welfare 3 tots. Principals only. 73Q-20M. fair permits may to made to the city meadow area, about one-half one-day ad (3-llnes only) to The foregoing ordinance was In- destrian usage. Council bv organizations operating Monmouth County Board 250 Olhtr Public NotlCM troduced and passed on first reading I ) Traffic Signs. Paint striping, of Social Services mile north of Giants Stadium VA/FHA WELCOME anyone finding a lost pet or at a meeting of the Mayor and Coun- solely for Civic, religious, educa- article. traffic control signs and mark- tional, charitable, fraternal, social Raymond B. DeRiddar, Esq. in East Rutherford. Fire- Beautifully maintained homo lo- cil of the Borough of Llttlle Sliver ings, and all other signs end or recreational purposes, and not for Counsel and TERRY LEE SCHANCK ll the eated In Mtddletown. recently re- Call the Action Line today held on March teth, IMI and will to graphics shall to maintained private ga In. Mar. 23,30 (23.40 defendant. fighters were able to prevent modeled with nothing but the best considered for final passage end In a condition whereby they YOUR ARC FURTHER materials featured. Large 542-1700 adoption at a meeting of said Mayor 1.10.2 A fee. In the sum of *M 00 flames from reaching natural can to clearly seen and are Mr dav, must accompany each ap- NOTIFIED THAT YOU ARE RE- bedrooms, ir living room, modern and Council of the Borough of Little legible. QUIRED lo serve an Amwer to the eat-In kitchen, completely tiled bath, FOUND — Voung cat, Silver, at the Borough Hall, Pros- plication for a social affair permit 250 Otfwr Public Notlcei gas tanks near the 1.) Shopping Carts. All areas of filed bv religious, civic, or educa- Amended Complaint filed In this utility room, conveniently located. white/orange, wearing flea collar. In pect Avenue, on April eth, 1941 at cause of action upon Owner welcomes VA & FHA, Atkins Middletown. Call MJ 4115 8,00 P.M., at which time end Place the site shall be kept free of tional organizations, and IH.M for LBOAL NOTICI Hackensack River, laid 4 debris and other materials. AH such other organizations, and must TO: TERRV LEE SCHANCK BLANKENHORN a. RAOAN, ESO . all persons desiring to to heard P.O. Box Ho. Attain Peril, New Berta. thereon will be given full opportuni- useers of shopping carts or be received at least m days In ad- YOU ARE HEREBY LOST — Gold .money clip with en- similar Items shall provide for vance of the date for which the per- NOTIFliD that an ORDER FOR Jersey 07712. attorneys for The Cen- "ACADEMY AGENCY ty. tral Jersey Bank and Trust Com- The rear wall and part of »M Hwy 35 Hailet, N.J. graving. Reward. 1150 Call the regular pickup of such mit IS requested. flRVICI BY PUBLICATION upon Stephen G. Greenwood shopping certs or similar you of Amended Summons and pany, or move against the Amended the Interior of the Pryor 7J9-OJ1 Administrator-Clerk 1.10.3 All applications for social Complaint within thirtv-flve (SS) Items from parking areas and affair permits, all permits issued, Amended Complaint was entered bv WHELAN REALTY GROUP LOST — Black 4 gray * white cat. Mar 30 SH.20 other portions of the site at the Superior Court of New Jersey davs after April 6, lift, which It Ihe building were damaged by Church St., Fair Haven area, Re- end all proceedings under this sec- date of the last publication, at pro- 1*4 Hwv 35, Middletown AN ORDINANCE AMENDING least once every hour during tion shell to In accordance with the under date of February II, im, In flames, triggering an ex- g42-7S4J ward offered. 741-isle. their business hours. All shop- an action In the Superior Court of vided bv said Order For Service By CHAPTER XII BUILDINGS AND acts, rules end regulations referred Publication. ping carls or similar items to in Section t-1 and ell other ap- New Jersey, Lew Division, Mon- plosion in one truck and set- When considering Buying or Selling LOST — Siamese cat, dark brown A HOUSING, SOIL REMOVAL, OF shall either to stored Indoors DATED: MerchMW. cream, answers to name Peaches, THE REVISED GENERAL OR- plicable laws of the State of New mouth County. Docket No Leo7SS-79, Call a member of The or in a location edjaceqt to the Jersey or of the United Hates. wherein THE CENTRAL JERSEY BLANKENHORN I. RAGAN ting the other on fire, Berta Monmoulh County Keensburg area. Children heart- DINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF building specifically set aside BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, • Attorneys for Plaintiff Multiple Listing Service broken. Reward. 717-7116. LITTLE SILVER This ordinance shall take effect banking corporation. Is the plaintiff March u. n, M, April • MJ.JO said. Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 30,198 I The Daily Register

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