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VOL 100 NO. 295 SHREWSBURY, N.J. JUNE 12, 1978 15 CENTS Teen-age boy drowns in reservoir By MARK GRAVEN but on toe fourth pass, found the body In approximately the the day from an Island about 100 feet from snore. keys and some loose change COLTS NECK - Divers pulled the body of an unidentified same spot that the young biker had reported the victim going "If he could have swum 15 more feet, he would have made State police praised the first aid squads for their speed In teen-afe boy from Swimming River Reservoir shortly before down, police said. the bank," said one state policeman. recovering the body. midnight yesterday. Youngsters near the scene yesterday, told police that they Officials reportedly found some personal affects belonging "We've been here before," said one veteran squad member, Divers from the Falrvlew and Llncroft First Aid Squads had seen the victim swim back and fourth several times during to the victim on the Island. They Included a white t-shlrt, some See My drowns, page I found the body, which state police at Colts Neck said had been submerged four hours, in 12 feet of water, about 30 feet from the snore of a wooded area off Lovett Road. "This Is the third one we've come down here for In the last two years," one squad member said of the secluded area whan the body was found — where teen-agers reportedly like to party. An abandoned car was pulled up from the water in this area of the reservoir last year, he said. The victim was described as 16 years of age, 145 pounds, with brown eyes and light brown hair, and wearing blue Jeans. The body wu takes to Honmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, for examination, state police said. Two youngsters, aged It and If, who had peddled their bicycles from Port Honmouth, were closest to the scene of the tragedy at approximately 7: JO p.m., state police said. One of the bikers heard screams for help, and when he went to Investigate, over a knoll to the water's edge, he saw the victim go under, police said. The biker could go out only about six feet from shore before the water became too deep tor him, a first aid squad member add. The two bikers were transported from the scene by Mid- dMowi Police, who received the first call about the mishap a •:11p.m. A five-member team of divers recovered the body after about45 minutes of searching, despite being hampered by "zero visibility" and tree stumps In the water, according to Stanley kttdoM, captain of the Falrvlew Diving Team. While floodlights Illuminated the water from shore, divers organised Into a "fan pattern," stretching a rope between them, aithtsMaarch.to help locate the body. Lincroft FInt Aid squad member* in action in the Swimming River Reservoir late "I couldn't ace my hand In front of my mask," said one last night just prior to recovery of body of boy who drowned while swimming about It took four "passes" by the divers to recover the body, Mr. 30 feet from shore. At right, diver* prepare to go under again in the darkness. Midoaesald. The divers snagged their rope on a stump on the third pass, Photos by Carl Forino. Is Morton Salkind Say change in RR ticket in race, or not? costing riders more By JULIE MCDONNELL spokesman for the Irate Shore Until this month, a monthly refund If he Is home sick for a »y DAVID TURNER the land, through his positions as com- KITTLE SILVER - Not Commuters(ISC), said yester- commuting ticket was week, since he cannot prove he MARLBORO - Morton Salkind is drop- missioner on both the Western Monmouth only are train commuters day. punched by a conductor every didn't use the train that week, ping hit bid to become leader of the Town- Utilities Authority (WMUA) and the about to be hit with a tare Under the new method of day, he said. If a commuter Mr. Mortensen said. chip's Democratic Party, he said last night. Marlboro Township Municipal Utilities Au- Increase, they've already re- handling commuter tickets, was home sick for a week or The only way a commuter But Mr. Salkind Is "not exacly" out of thority (MUA) ceived a less obvious blow to riders can't get refunds If they two, he could mall the ticket to could get a refund would be to tat race, the current municipal leader, In November 197S, the Township Coun- their wallets, according to one don't use a part of the ticket, Conratl's office in Philadelphia turn In the ticket before be Richard Vuola, asserted. cil attempted to remove him from both the commuter leader. he said. and receive a refund on the planned to miss the train — "At this point, Mort is a contender," WMUA and the MUA. "What amounts to a second "Commuters will lose mon- unused portion. before going away on a vaca- Mr. Vuola said early this morning. "He has Mayor Goldzweig said that he hopes rate increase" went into effect ey If they're home sick," Mr. Under the new system tion, for example. not put his name in for submission." Mr. Salkind's apparent withdrawal from June 1, and involves the new Mortensen claimed. "It's the launched June 1, tickets aren't Mr. Mortensen said that Before Mr. Salkind's announcement, the race "Is In the best Interests of the ticket procedures on the equivalent of another fare in- punched anymore. A com- sources Indicated Conrail has Mayor Arthur Goldzwelg, a long-time ally trains, John Mortensen, crease." muter cannot apply now for a Sec RR fare, page 1 of Mr. Vuola, stated that he is not support- y ing the candidacy of the controversial "I hope this is Just one of the steps former mayor and state assemblyman. towards unifying the Democratic Party In "I am not supporting Morton Salkind Marlboro, and that we"U continue taking for the municipal leadership of the Demo- steps toward unifying the party," he said. Cop from Hazlet a lucky man cratic Party In Marlboro Township," he "I am taking many ateps, along with said. others representing all factions of the 15th Avenue on Memorial Day, darted behind them and Democratic Party, toward a complete uni- By JULIE WOLF everything went black. Then truck, however, leaving him Both Mr. Salkind and Mr. Vuola main- HAZLET - Newark Police when a high tension wire fell reached to touch to the bell on the electricity repelled me and hanging from one arm. tained that Mr. Salkind could muster 15 of fication of the party," Mayor Goldzweig Officer Barry Colicelli, of 22 ' on the aerial ladder of the hook the truck. I was thrown against the wall the 18 votes needed to win the party leader- continued. "After that a fireman with Mlnuteman Lane, Is lucky to and ladder, electrifying the "The sergeant yelled some- and onto the ground," he said. rubber boots managed to kick ship. The mayor added that Mr. Salkind's be alive. truck. Although the fire chief thing and I thought I could get "best endeavors would be on the state The weight of Officer Col- the boy off the truck," the po- "The vote would be 5-to-3, and that's not The M year-old policeman was warned of the possible him before he got to the bell," liceman said. enough for the unity I hoped to achieve," level, not on the municipal level." received a 4,100-volt electrical danger when a fireman Officer Colicelli said In an in- Icelli's body broke the grip of Mr. Salkind said. SeeSaftJadH.er.pagel shock — through his body — touched the truck and recleved terview. the boy's left hand on the See Cop, page 1 "Therefore, I am not going to be a while attempting to save the a shock, police were unable to "When I grabbed the boy's candidate for the municipal leadership." life of an 11-year-old boy. atop the McAllister boy as he shoulders I wu frozen and John F. Croddlck, whose Insurgent Because of Officer Col- Marlboro Democratic Coalition seized 14 Icelli's efforts, Stacey committee seats in last week's primary, McAllister survived after The Inside Story had stood firm In his support of Robert M. being stuck to the side of an Hollands candidacy for the party leader- electrified fire truck for nearly THE WEATHER ship. N seconds, with 4,100 volts of electricity running through Clostfy with thudershtwers tealgll aad clearing "I'm supporting Bob Holland," he as- sometime Tiesday.Cemplete report ta page 1. serted. him. Mr. Holland's wife, Dorothy, had also Officer Colicelli Is home re- won election to the committee as a Regular cuperating from injuries to his Yankees tripped up agala I Democrat. right leg, sustained when the Weddings are aaaaanced , 11 Mr. Salkind was fined by the state Elec- electrical current threw him to HBdegarde still rates a hand II tion Law Enforcement Commission for vio- the ground. Doctors are also monitoring his body in order to Bridge Advfce... II DAILY REGISTER lating a campaign law during his unsuc- S PHONE NUMBERS cessful 1*75 bid for re-election to the as- determine what effects the electrical shock may have had. CtMttfled 15 17 Mato Office S41-4M* sembly. < Newark firemen were fight- Copies. IS Tti Free I7I-I1N Township officials attacked him In late ing a blaze at S. 14th Street and Cnsswtfd Pnxle.. II Tt« Free 5M-I1M 117*, for allegedly holding a direct or in- Editorials I Classified Dcpt S4M7M direct interest in some HI acres of land Teaals Special F*r Dad Ealertalanaeat 7 Cimlallea Dept M2-MM here. Buy pair of tennis shorts, get II Sports Dtpt M2-4M4 The officials, including Mr. Vuola, in- shirt ft price, now to Dad's lifestyle 11-11 MMMIetowa Bareai.... 171-ltSt dicated then that Mr. Salkind may have Day. The Sport Spot, Hake A Date is Freehold Bireaa 411-lin been in a position to enhance the value of Morton Salkind Shrewsbury. OMtaaries 4 Laag Breach Bireaa.. m-MII Ml Stalebtane Bareai m-ISM Closed Tiesday Officer Barry Colicelli in car Delectable Shrimp LebsterDuuerU.K Labrlola Motors, Newman Springs Road, Rfe> *•*• - "V Cheese Fondue, Quiche and Steve Calafato • -*-j Moa- Poor Man's Special, Steamers g Fakr Havea SMewatk Sale Tonight "Salty Dog" Forty Uve TeaaU Steppe Crepes -Every Tuot, fashion days, Palace Saloon, ' We. Wharf Pub, Shrewsbury be closed Tuesday, June 13 due Fri. * Sat., June 16-17. Rain or Tues., Phoenix, Trade Winds, Father's i/ny^Sifc. 314 WUiow show at Fromagerie, 842-8088. to death of Joseph Labrlola. Call 9884333. For Help Day or 741-HW. Ave., Highlands. Night. shine. Sea Bright. 842-3282 Dr., Little SUver. 2 The Daly Regtoter SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY.JUNE 12. i978 Mother wins People (continued) typical part of the team's evaluation of a child considered for classification HOLLYWOOD (AP) - CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - Con- Evaluation of the Donate child has not been completed, Amertcu stage and film pro- servative Republican G»v. but unless be Is classified, the Donatos would be not be able ducers will lnevtUbly cut "• Mektrlaa ThMUM says he wUl to receive the continuing speech therapy Ms. Loud re- tall, handsome white man" un- seek election to a fourth term. quested from the board this summer. lets race Is added to the Thomson, U, announced his Mrs. Donate agreed that she wanted her son classified. script's characters, says BUI Intention Saturday at a $10t-a- "But only because I want some help for him this Ctaky, tnd he says that has plate dinner sponsored by summer. And that's only because he wasn't getting the help thwarted his ability to show "Friends of the Governor." he needed all winter." he's a One actor - until now. At one point during the Mrs. Donate maintained that depsite his diagnosis by Cosby and Richard Pryor, "roast," headlined by comedi- Gillian Impey, school speech therapist, as having a severe both black comics, star In Co- an Joey Adams, Rep. James speech problem last September, her son did not receive any lumbia Pictures' version of Cleveland, R-N.H., gave regular help until a week after the last board meeting. "California Suite," a NeU Si- Thomson a pair of workmen's "And now I'm told he has a minor problem," she mon play filmed here. They gloves. He said the gloves asserted. play Chicago surgeons whose were from the "Half-Mast Mrs. Impey found the change from the severe problem vacations with their wives at Chapter of the Good Friday diagnosed last fall to the minor qne now as not too unusual the Beverly Hills hotel are ru- Club" at the kindergarten level. ined by warfare over tennis. Thomson ordered flags low- "There's a good deal of growth and maturation in MrhardVatit "This picture is an impor- ered last Good Friday to com- kindergarten children," she said. tant advance," says Cosby. memorate the death of Christ "It isn't always critical If a child of that age is put on the "When scripts sre written In and the American Civil Liber- waiting list (for therapy)," she said. - 1 America, they specify blacks ties Union brought a court Mrs. Impey said some of the confusion In the severe or Salkind in or is he out? because of their blackness. Or challenge to the practice. The mild diagnoses made of children lies in state law, which has surfaced In the township late last week Mexicans or orientals or Indi- U.S. Supreme Court ruled been revised " four or five times since January." (continued) Mr. Holland declined to comment on his after being away nearly !8 months. ans or whatever ... we are the Thomson could not have the "If a child has more than a minor articulation problem, minority, and writers write flags lowered unless his pro- chances of becoming the township party's Mr. Salkind said thai he owns a three- or If he has even a very minor problem in more than one new municipal leader, but said that he is lot subdivision on Boundary Road near the that way about us. clamation ordering it was non- speech area, he must be considered as having a severe religious „ , "sure" that Mr. Salkind had "very good Colts Neck border He said that whether or "That situation won't problem," the therapist said, under her Interpretation of reasons for withdrawal not be builds a home fai the subdivision is a 1 change until producers start to the law. "a decision that will be made by my wife " say, 'I think James Earl Jones In a letter dated May I, Dr. Norina Carnevale, a "I hope that it, in fact, will serve to NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - further party unity in Marlboro," he said. He maintains that he has been working would be great for this part.' pediatric associate of Dr. Bogdan, described the Donato as a vice president of the New York-based Not because he is black but Country music singer Taaaay child as having a speech Impediment "which would need Mrs. Sheila Gross, who was Mr WJMUC, best known for her Salkind's chief legislative aide during his Shire National Corn., which he says has because he Is a fine actor," he correction" and noted that as of May 2, he had not received extensive land holdings. It Is also involved said. hits "Stand By Your Man" and any help, "apparently because of a lack of personnel." one term in the assembly. Mid that Mr. Salkind "has a great deal of support. In the textile business, according to Mr. "D-IV-O-R-C-E,' says she's Mrs. Impey said the two days a week she spends in the "As far as I'm concerned, I'm extreme- Salkind. He claims (hat his office Is on the getting married for the fifth borough school Is "not bad for a school this size." ly disappointed," she said. "Mort Is the 88th floor of the World Trade Center. GROSSE POINTE, Mich. time, to her longtime friend The therapist said she is currently seeing about 40 only one who can pull the party together Mr. Salkind has refused to disclose (AP) - Crtsdu Pert says she George Rlchey. children during her two days here, "in small groups for again." where be has been living for the past 18 wasn't a Jet-setter until she "We're going to be married about one-half hour each." Ms. Surae Wolf, the only committee months, since his family left the township. married auto tycoon Henry on July I on the beach behind Children are screened at the beginning of the year, and candidate to win election as an "Independ- He says that be owns some 40 acres of Ford II, and now that they are my house In Jupiter Beach, all children with severe or moderate speech problems are ent" candidate, said she was "absolutely land In Monmouth County, but he has re- divorcing, she says she "lives Fla.," Miss Wynette said Sat- being seen on a regular basis. mortified," by Mr. Salkind's withdrawal fused to disclose the locations of the prop- like a nun" at their Groase urday. "And I'm very, very She said there is a waiting list, but for the youngest and announcement. erty. Pointe estate. happy. He's a wonderful those with the most minor problems. "We want Mort, and Mort hat Just told Mr. Salkind had said that his municipal Mrs Ford, 48, told the De- man." Statistically about 10 percent of children with speech us,'No way,"'she said. leadership candidacy was being supported troit News in an Interview pub- Rlchey, a songwriter and problems could be expected to be classified, but the by members of Mr. Croddlck's coalition, lished Sunday that she reads, record producer, and Miss number Is lower In the local school, with only three falling Mr. Vuola said It Is "very likely" that but he refused to disclose the member's sculpts, and looks forward to Wynette, M, ended their pre- Into that category. no one will nominate Mr. Salkind'for the leadership post tonight, but he said his names. the opera. vious marriages during the Mrs. Impey pointed out that Mrs. Donato had not backers would support Mr. Salkind if he is When asked If the municipal chair- i live like a n«.. here," she last year. contacted her until last April about her son. nominated. manship could serve as a "springboard" said. "For a year, I was so But Mrs. Donato said she had had no experience with anguished that I shut myself Mr. Salkind said his "next political ac- for higher office in the county, Mr. Salkind HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Ac- therapy problems and had assumed, since she had been told off from the world ... Now I tion will be probably be to work In the fall had acknowledged that it might. tor CHH fUbertsu says white the child had a severe problem in September, that "some- wak with the dogs and con- campaign." He said he would be working He said he was Interested In returning collar crime In the movie In- thing was being done." template nature ... I walk and In a Congressional campaign in northern to the state assembly, but refused to say dustry is "a cancer ... (that) reflect upon all the beautiful New Jersey this fall. whether he would run for the office from threatens to degrade, debate days I had with my husband." He was "very pleased," he said, with Monmouth County, or from another coun- and destroy" the film and oth- Boy drowns the reaction he received when he abruptly ty- She said she is "not a party er industries. butterfly at all," and "I was Robertson, who uncovered (continued) the happiest person In the the David Begelman scandal, who said he had summoned to the scene of more than 25 world when I could sit next to got a standing ovation Satur- drownings at the reservoir. the fire with my husband, my day for his comments to the "There are definitely problems here," said one state police- television, my dog and eat Screen Actors Guild. man. "That's why the water company posts no trespassing from a dinner tray." Boy shoots himself Begelman, a Columbia Pic- signs." Mrs. Ford, who comes from tures executive, was charged The reservoir Is the source of water for the Monmouth Italy, said that before she mar- with grand theft after Robert- Consolidated Water Co.' ried Ford "my only Jet set was son discovered that a check Approximately IB resuers, Inludlng the Colts Neck First Aid taking the train from Milan to had been forged In his name. It Squad, participated In last nights search. during graduation Rome... we couldn't afford the was later learned that checks First aid squad members launched the two boats used In airplane." worth (40,000 had been forged CrMtaaFart their search at the Phalanx Road bridge, which reaches across WEYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) after Thompson and other planning to attend Emerson In the names of three promi- the reservoir, about a mile from the scene of the tragedy. — Kartm Thompson kidded members of the high school College next faU to study tele- nent Hollywood men including NEW YORK - David Other rescuers had to negotiate dirt roads and trails to get around and played some prac- choral group finished leading vision technology, friends said. BeriMwItz the admitted Son of to the secluded area where the body was found. DENVER (AP) - LIUIaa Robertson. Begelman pleaded tical Jokes. But no one can the graduates in singing The ceremony continued 20 Sam killer,who sees himself as Carter told reporters in the no contest and Is scheduled for explain why the 17-year-old "Teach Your Children." The minutes after the shooting, a saviour, a monster and many shade of Gov. Richard sentencing later this month. pulled out a gun and shot ceremony was being held on with the Rev. Terry Martinson other things, and who exploded Lamm's backyard that she Robertson, 52, a former himself during graduation ex- the school's athletic field. offering a special prayer for in wrath In a Brooklyn Cop lucky was sure, after two news con- member of the SAG board, ercises at South Weymouth Weymouth police in- Thompson. courtroom not too long ago, ferences In M hours, that she urged the group to give sup- (continued) High School. vestigator Francis Flaherty, The boy Is the son of Mr. goes before a Judge today in me," he said. wouldn't be asked any new port to members who sue stu- The boy went Into cardiac Thompson was in fair con- who witnessed the shooting, and Mrs. William Thompson, New York City for sentencing. The officer said his nerves questions. dios or producers. "Too long arrest and was brought back to have been effected and he Is dition at South Shore Hospital said Thompson told him, police said. She was right. After a mo- has the complaining artist ... In eight letters written over life by Fire Capt. Barney taking tranqulllzors, since his here Sunday night, some 24 "There are too many issues in "There was nothing at ment of silence, reporters been bullied with that familiar the past six months, the ad- Baldino, according to Officer hands have begun to shake and hours after surgery to remove America today," as the youth school that was at all evident," knew they were beaten and and odious phrase 'Sue me mitted Son of Sam killer some- CoUceUi. he suffers dizzy spells and the bullet from his left side. lay on the ground clutching the the principal said in a tele- gratefully turned to the well- baby, sue me,'" he said. times sees himself as a born- "The boy's sneakers were headaches. In addition, he uses "I've been trying to figure gun phone interview. fermented issue or Billy Carter again Christian comforted by smoking while he was on the a cane because of bruises he It out," the school's principal, Another bystander heard He said the boy was In- and his beer. the Bible. But the letters show truck and he suffered a third suffered when he fell. Wilbur Stanton, said Sunday him say, "I saw it on tele- terested In drama and video CHICAGO (AP) - An- he also lapses into depression Mrs. Carter, 71, said she degree burn," he said. Police say that If Officer night. vision; it's the American equipment, and "he did a lot of toinette "Teal" Glaaeaia, the and irrationality and threatens does not object to the money The boy was released after ColiceUi had not freed the "He wasn't a showoff. He way," police reported. video taping of our dramatic "Mafia princess," says she is suicide. Billy has made exploiting the several days at Martland Hos- boy's left hand from the truck, did a lot of kidding, horseplay Thompson, whose brother productions," and worked at broke and will be evicted from fact that he is the president's In the notes, Berkowltz re- pital, Newark, according to the boy would probably have and practical Jokes, but It is a Weymouth patrolman', was the school's radio station. her H00-a-month rented house brother. fers to himself as "a destruc- the hospital died. seems strange that Karim on Wednesday. tive monster," "a modem-day "... the press kept trying to Officer Colicelll was would do this." "This is ridiculous and Judas," "a child of Satan" yet Officer Colicem and his make a fool out of him," she treated and released, but, "the Stanton said no one has "I've got absurd," says the daughter of also "a Christian" who has wife, Jo, have lived In Hazlet said, "but he turned the tables doctor Isn't sure what effect been able to talk with the boy the late crime figure, Sam "tearfully repented of my for two months. He is formerly and made a fool out of the the electricity will have on since he pulled the gun from the key!" daaeaaa, In an interview In deeds." of Newark. press." beneath his graduation gown Sunday's Chicago Tribune . Miss Lillian, a weekend "I am really a destructive Saturday and shot himself with "They used to call me the monster who Is unfit to live on a .2! caliber bullet. guest of the governor and Phi 'Mafia princess' and now I'm KeyAccoM Tbeta Kappa, an honorary this planet and breath God's Fare hike "I don't have the slightest broke. Me, Sam Glancana's air. I don't intend to stay much fraternity for junior and com- The state Commuter Oper- Idea why," Stanton said. "I'm daughter. I deserve better." longer," Berkowitz wrote on (continued) munity college men and wom- ating Agency Is expected to sure it had nothing to. do with Six years ago, she asked for May 15, a week before trying returned between $200,000 and en In Durango, said all she announce approval of the fare school. He was always popu- a separation from her husband to Jump from a courthouse $500,000 annually In ticket re- knew of the town was what hikes, which average 10 lar, the kind of youngster that of IS years, Camei Maaie, window. funds. actor Robert Redford told her. Conrail spokesmen could percent for rail and Interstate was always around people, and and was cut off financially The letters were obtained NEPTUNE'ASDURY "I know Robert Redford, not be reached for comment bus commuters, at its meeting he was a 'B' student anyway. from Glancana, she said. by The Associated Press from ————~_— girls," she told newswomen last night. Wednesday. The Increases His graduation wasn't In dan- "He was so disgusted he Dee Channel, a West Coast who were present. Mr. Mortensen said the ISC would go into effect July 1. ger or anything of the sort." couldn't and wouldn't talk to woman who calls herself "a will Include an objection to the The shooting occurred Just me... In his mind no Italian girl Christian counselor special- The ISC Intends to seek an new policy in Its planned law- divorces her Italian husband," izing in demonology," with injunction, however, to stop BELMONT, Ohio (AP) - suit against the fare Increases. Mrs. Manno said. agreement not to reveal her the increases before that date Former Congressman Wayae Guerillas whereabouts. "The real sickos i L. lays says his nomination by She never saw her father alive again. An unknown gun- are still out of prison," she * Democratic voters for the man shot him to death In 1(75 said. Press on aid to N.Y. lose one Ohio Legislature shows "the as he cooked sausage in the WASHINGTON (A?) - crumb" the $500 million the people still have confidence In basement of his Oak Park New York's bid for long-term tanks have pledged to buy in me." home. VATICAN CITY (AP) - federal financial assistance Is city bonds. That is slightly less Hays, 17, chose not to seek Pepe Pail VI told a crowd of continuing with members of than 10 percent of the $5.1 TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - re-election to Congress despite 8,000 on yesterday that the "se- the Senate Banking Committee billion the city says it needs to Four Palestinian guerrillas at- being renominated two years SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) rious and painful phenomena" pressing some of the city's key meet its financing needs over tacked a Jewish settlement in ago after Elizabeth Ray an- - Sarah Berake Mtsely, the the world Is currently facing bankers and union leaders to the next four years. the occupied West Bank early NORELCO .••• nounced she was Hays' mis- first woman to head the 117- "deny the hopes of peaceful Invest more in the near- today, but the settlers killed > tress and on his payroll for year-old Presbyterian Church and fraternal co-existence be- bankrupt metropolis. The city is unable to raise one and drove the other three "Trlplf •2 sexual favors. In the United States, says her tween peoples." anything close to that now be- off, the Israeli army an- Header" Witnesses at hearings election as moderator of the Addressing the crowd from cause It can't sell its bonds on nounced. "It's a victory," Hays said scheduled for today were to one million-member de- his studio window overlooking the private market. The last I; of winning the six-way Demo- Include banker David Rock- bond offering in November No casualties were re- Scratlc primary last week. nomination Is not as dramatic Saint Peter's Square for his Model usual Sunday blessing, the efeller and labor leaders Vic- faUed, and the city says It ported among the settlers. "People feel like I did a good as it might seem. pope did not elaborate but tor Gotbaum, Albert Shanker won't be able to regain access The army radio station re- "It could have happened at and Barry Feinsteln. ported that the Palestinian got any time since the mid-1960s, said: to the markets without federal Some residents of the rtree- During hearings last week, tacking. through the fence at Mekhola, when the constitution was "Some (world) regions are ; county Nth Legislative DIs- engaged in struggles that have banking committee chairman, 2% miles west of the Jordan amended to admit women to Sen. William Proxmlre, D- Proxmire argues, however,, River, opened fire with Soviet- > trict in southeastern Ohio said office," she said. no explanation. These regions > Hays won the primary because Wis., Insisted the city can sur- that the tanks and unions made Kalashnlkov rifles and "I'm an elder. I could have are in difficult situations which ; of his JO years In Congress, could worsen." vive without further federal "have too much at stake" not threw grenades. been a preacher, If I had gone aid, although he did not catego- to Invest their money In the The radio report said the •while some speculated that The pope, who spoke In Ital- to seminary. I spent last year rically rejectth e city's request city should Congress not vote • voters merely felt sorry for ian, urged Roman Catholics settlers grabbed their weapons as chairwoman of the Mission for $2 billion In 15-year bond the guarantees. The city would «1 him after the scandal. not to lose their faith in "hu- and opened (Ire. Board, so this Is not the first guarantees or an extension of gain an addltonal $2.J billion if man efforts toward concord It was the first Palestinian Republican George Contos, time a woman has held a high the current short-term loan the city's major banks were to and a wise and balanced solu- commando group to penetrate *; 45, who opposes Hays for the office in the church." program. Invest Just 1 percent of their tion of human controversies." Israel or Israeli-occupied ter- t seat, says he will not bringNip Mrs. Mosely, 10, was assets, be says, I the Ray affair for fear of a elected moderator Saturday "We must associate Part of Proxmlre's opposi- ritory since the March 11 at- ';. blacklash favoring Hays. by a 2S6-15Z vote of the General ourselves," the pope said, "to tion to renewed New York City Proxmlre says an extension tack in which 95 Israelis were WUlHa,»...,;.Mfcre*rnto Assembly, which is holding Its the superior sense of humanity aid Is his belief that the city's of the short-term program Is killed on the Tel Aviv-Haifa Washington? annual convention here. Her and moral duty which guide major banks have failed to "very, very possible."4Koch highway. That attack was fol- 8424671 "I want to do a good Job In rival for the position was the many responsible world lead- make a reasonable Investment and Carey say that move will lowed by the Israeli Invasion of 'ttt Legislature for a few lev. Ma CnweB of Mobile, en" to solve International in the city. only force the city to come southern Lebanon to drive the )wn,lheo decide," be said. Ala. proble,..o. In a recent si...Xj«, he back for more i>. is awyBjr' from the Is- described as a "pitifully small future. Lebanese border. Ayers lane SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 12. 1978 to become Judge rules familiar man must LITTLE SILVER - Motor- ists will have a chance to get apologize Intimately acquainted with FREEHOLD - A 20-year- Ayers Lane, the little road that old Lakewood man, who a* runs alongside the railroad sta- nutted commuting an assault tion here, beginning today for and battery upon a Manalapu the next couple of weeks. ponce officer, wu directed by Ayers Lane, which is nor- County Court Judge William T. mally one-way heading south, Wichmann to write a letter to will become the two-way de- the police officer and tour route while the Sycamore Avenue railroad crossing is re- paired. Willie Terry had pleaded No parking will be allowed guilty to a charge of a commit- on Ayers Lane during the con- ting an assault and battery struction work, estimated to upon officer Brian O' take from 10 days to three Callaghan Dec. I in weeks. The following detour routes In Imposing the sentence, have been established: Judge Wichmann directed —Cars heading easton Terry to write a letter to ttt Sycamore Avenue will turn police officer and apologize. A right on Ayers Lane. At the copy of the letter is to be sent end of Ayers Lane they will either proceed south on Ocean- to the court. port Avenue, or turn left to go Terry also was given a sus- either north on Branch Avenue pended six month county JaH or continue east on Willow sentence, placed on one year Drive. probation and fined $2J0. —Cars heading west on Brian Decapua, II, of Cross Willow Drive towards Road, liatawan, who admitted Shrewsbury will turn left onto receiving stolen property, var- Oceanport Avenue at the In- ious articles valued over 150* tersection, then right onto belonging to Robert W. Ayers Lane, and make another O'Leary, Heather Lane, and, left at the end of Ayers Lane Charles Shock, Belmont Drive, onto Sycamore Avenue. both Middletown, Jan. 4 la Nme Miii Penn$ylt>ania, Charmaine Rote Kowahki —Cars beading north on aliddletown. was given a susV Oceanport Avenue that want pended one-year county Jail to reach Sycamore Avenue, sentence, placed on thre* will have to double back, In years probation and fined 1750.. No Miss A merica in the casinos effect, by turning onto Willow ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - pageant's strongest sup- lobbies. When "their girl" Is Drive as usual, then turning Don't bet on seeing Miss porters, particularly In the crowned Miss America, some left at the Intersection, back SAFETY CHECK — Matt Lane, 13, gets a pre-inspection of his bicycle by Author due at mall America belly up to a black- South and West, might be an- hotels feature the winner's Patrolman Richard Campanella of Rumson, right, leading up to Friday's down Oceanport Avenue, and EATONTOWN - Lit Smith, tack table here. The head of gry If they saw contestants' portrait for years. bicycle rodeo. Patrolman David Gaynor, left, will be assisted by parents at turning right onto Ayers Lane. author of the best selling book, the Hist America Pageant pure, all-American images this annual event at Forrestdale School, Rumson, which will provide free But this year, Marks said, Can will hot be permitted "The Mother's Book," will be says no dice to this year's con- tarnished by craps games and bicycle Inspection and registration. no contestants will stay In the Is make left hand turns from at Abraham and Straus in the testants trying their luck In the roulette wheels. old Haddon HaU portions of Oceanport Avenue onto Ayers lionmouth HaU June It from t casino. Marks doesn't want any- Resorts International Hotel Lane. tofp.m "I will not let any of our thing to interfere with the pag- Casino, the M-year-old build- —Cars heading south on girls even stay In a place eant's television ratings, tradi- ing where the East's only legal Branch Avenue bound for Bike safety program Saturday where there Is gambling," Al- tionally among the highest in casino is operating. Shrewsbury will proceed RUMSON - Bicycle in- the two-month period. so that no one becomes a bi- beit A. Marks Jr. the pag-broadcasting. Instead, Marks said, six through the Intersection, then spection and registration will The rodeo has been coordi- cycle statistic," Mrs. Gold- eant's executive director, said "There's no way we will let contestants will be housed In turn right onto Ayers Lane. highlight the borough's annual nated by Mrs. Faith J. Gold- stein said. Sunday. casino gambling be rammed the Chalfonte portion of the bicycle rodeo from 10 a.m. to 1 stein and Mrs. Joan Bausch, Harks, a local Investment down their throats," he said. Resorts International com- p.m. Saturday at the For-co-chairmen of the bicycle XEROX COPIES banker who strongly supported The Miss America Pageant, plex, a much older hotel which Court to hear restdale School. safety committee. Board of help gambling for this seashore re- held the weekend after Labor Is across the street from the beach dispute The event, which will in- Patrolman David Gaynor sort, nevertheless said that Day, houses its 90 contestants casino. clude skill testing and bicycle will be assisted by parents at meets monthly INSTANT pageant officials will be espe- In Boardwalk area hotels, "It's a simple thing," said TRENTON (AP) - The games along with Inspection, the rodeo. Juice will be served MIDDLETOWN - The Lo- PRINTING cially strict In keeping this which donate their rooms for Marks. "The casino needs us state Supreme Court will con- Is the culmination of the May by members of the Rumson cal Assistance Board meets year's contestants away from free. like a bole In the head and we sider Tuesday whether seaside and June Bicycle Safety Alert PTA, and games for all ages the fourth Thursday of each While You wait any hint of gambling. In return, the hotels feature need them like a hole in the communities can exclude non- months proclaimed by the will be organized. Participants month In public session at 8 Harks said he feared the photos of their guests in the head. It's two different worlds. residents from their municipal Mayor and Borough Council. are urged to take lunch M the p.m. In the welfare office In fffwolf press m'c, beach facilities. A comprehensive bicycle rodeo. Township Hall. 170 Monmouth Street The court will consider a safety program has been un- "The purpose of the rodeo case involving the Borough of Interested persons an wel- «td Bank, 741-9300 derway in the Deane-Porter Is to provide safe bicycling in Formar/p Grtnl Prmltts\ State news briefs Deal, an affluent seashore and Forrestdale Schools for Rumson on a continuing basis come to attend community which restricts Us i MENDHAM (AP) - Boy Education about an employee their children would appear to beach club and a dry sand area Scout officials are losing hope who was a former "Teacher of be In conflict with working for to residents \ | of recovering t Norman the Year." the state. I had always as- In a companion case, the Rockwell painting stolen from In > letter to Deputy State sumed that the state was work- court will consider whether the the Schlff Boy Scout Reserva- Education Commissioner Ing for parents and children." nearby Borough of AUenhurst tion in February Ralph Lataille, an education • •• can be required to.make toilet Ready when you are... "We don't hear that much association official said that TRENTON (AP) - Sum- facilities available to members about the Investigation," said so-called "pro-parent" ac- mer camps are "getting In bet- of the public using the Scott Anderson, assistant man- tivities of Katherlne Battista ter condition all the time," beaches. ager of the facuity. "We think might create an "express, Im- says the coordinator of the that if they ever try to get rid plied, or misinterpreted con- State Health Department's of It, then we will recover it." flict of interest." youth camp safety program. The Moot-by-4-foot oil pain- Mrs. Battista, teacher of ting, "On My Honor," depicts the year in 1172, now monitors Peter Stratum credited a an Explorer, a Boy Scout and a sckool district compliance 1171 law requiring annual In- Cub Scout in front of the Liber- with state laws. spection and certification of all ty Bell. It was Insured for Norman Goldman, teach- summer youth camps in the ers' association director of In- state as the major reason for mm struction, complained about Improved safety. It was reported missing Mrs. Battista's appearance at from the main building at the the spring conference last He said when the inspection reservation Feb. II. The pic- month of the New Jersey As- program began in 1(74, the de- ture, which was completed in soctataion of School Adminis- partment found about two ac- Mil, bad been cut from its trators, cidents at each camp In which frame, officials said. the operation of the schools a child required hospital treat- ment. Last year, the figure TRENTON *(AP) - The Mrs. Battista said she re-dropped to less than one. New Jersey Education As- gretted the implication of sociation has filed a complaint Goldman's letter that "ac- This year's Inspection be- UtiW with the state Department of tivities in behalf of parents and gins next month.

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Obituaries fNobody loses,' says Bell f NEW YORK (AP) - Conservative Jeffrey K. BeU. the Democratic candidate Bin Bradley would be his support ofa tax Arnold Arnie'Truex,65, surprise winner over Sen. Clifford P. Case in the New Jersey cut and "income growth" versus what he called Bradley« Republican primary, said yesterday he was trying to broaden backing of the propostd Carter tax cut aid "Income re- his political base but added a tax cut still was his main issue. distribution " "Nobody loses in a tax cut. Blackt will be helped, union "He's basically a down-the-line Carter man." said Btll, former athletic director members, women," said the 34-year-old Bell on Channel t's adding he feels that New Jersey voters are ready to "grab the WIDDLETOWN - Arnold years, and coached winning Vera Truex, both of Neptune Newsmakers program here, noting that former Democratic Carter Administration by the lapels" and demand change. T. "Anile" Truex, i launder of basketball for M years. City; and Mrs. Janice Maybe- President John F. Kennedy backed a tax cut in the early Ms The former campaign aid to Ronald Reagan said be felt the the Shore Conference and For the final six years rry of Lonq Branch, and four He said the proposed tax cut was "a very important first recently-approved tax cut In California would result in a build- former Middietown High before his retirement, Mr grandchildren. step toward curing the economy." ing and construction boom in that state, (tell said his own School ithleUc director, died Truex also administered the The John F. Pfleger Funer- Bell, who edged the liberal Case in last week's primary, said proposed JO percent federal tax cut would result in higher yesterday at Riverview Hospi- entire township school sports al Home, New Monmouth, Is in be actively was seeking the the backing of the 24-year Senate revenues to the government because private Jobs would be tal, Red Bank He was K program as coordinator of charge of arrangements. veteran and the state Republican organization that backed the created. / incumbent. A resident of 127 lrwin health and physical education. On welfare reform, BeU said he advocated giving locantle* Place, he was born in Neptune, He was one of the ori-Woman dies Mrs. Claudia F. "I'm not going to be leading any purge effort," he said. more control over the drawing-up and financing welfare regu- and lived in Atlantic Highlands ginators of the Shore Con- "When I see Mr. Case, I want to make it clear that I need his France advice and counsel." lations. He alto said that welfare benefits should be distributed for several years before mov- ference, and served as presi- in cycle crash as stamps, not cash. dent of the group three times. HIGHLANDS - Mrs The candidate said he did not think his hard-line con- ing here In 1954. The candidate also said he would not vote for either long- He was a graduate of Nep- He was a member of the LINWOOD (AP) - A I*, Claudia F. France, M, of 205 servative positions regarding the Panama Canal Treaty and New Jersey Education As- Bay Ave., died yesterday at detente would hurt him because voters were becoming aware of term or short-term federal loan guarantees for New York City tune High School, where he year-old girl Connecticut was at this time because, he slid, the city first should balance It. was a four-sport star In foot- sociation, the National Educa- killed yesterday when the mo- Monmouth Medical center the "outrageous behavior" of the Soviet Union. ball, baseball, basketball, and tion Association, and the Na- torcycle she was riding was in Center, Long Branch. He said he felt the main issue in his campaign against track. tional Retired Teachers As- a collision with a car at an She was a lifelong resident At Rutgers, where he re- sociation. intersection in this communi- here. ceived his B.A. In IMS, Mr. He was also an exempt ty, police said. Mrs. France was a member TRENTON (AP) - A bureaucratic the New Jersey National Bank. Truex became a triple threat member of the Atlantic High- The victim was identified and past president of the ladies snafu has left New Jersey holding about 10 "Since New Jersey National Bank tailback In the Scarlet's single- lands Fire Department, and a as Diane Sager, of Torrington, auxiliary of the Twin Light million useless blank checks that cost didn't have the low bid. the department wing offense for three seasons. member of Monmouth Lodge, Conn., police said. American Legion Post, here. 1132.000 doesn't know what to do with the checks He received his masters' F. 4 All, Atlantic Highlands. The motorcycle was headed She was the widow of John "Basically, it was a case of the right now." the spokesman said. degree in Administration from Three years ago, Mr. Truex southbound on Route 9 when a France, who died several hand not knowing what the left hand wjs Under the original contract, the new Rutgers In 1950 was honored as an Outstanding car driven by Kathleen years ago. doing," explained a Treasury Department bank was to take over the accounts by Educator by the Middietown Schurer, 19, of Mount Holly, Surviving are two sons, spokesman. July, but the labor and Industry depart- From INS to lttt, Mr Jaycees, and was honored by pulled Into the intersection, John and Robert France, both N.J. is The problems resulted from the state ment has gotten that date delayed until Truex was physical education many organizations for his ser- said Linwood Policeman here; a sister, Mrs. Myra Labor and Industry Department receiving Jan. 1 so it can whittle away at the pile of teacher, coach, and athletic di- vice to interscholastic sports Michael DaMato. Cocuzia of West Orange; and unemployment and disability benefits blank checks. rector at Atlantic Highlands upon his retirement in 1(74. two grandchildren. holding checks from the printer while the Treas- Lawrence Arcioni. the labor and In- High School. The motorcycle slid into the He was a member of the car and the victim was pinned The Posten Funeral Home, urer's office was taking bids from banks dustry department's administration direc- In UN, he came to Mid-Westminster Presbyterian underneath the wreckage, Atlantic Highlands, is In competing to handle the two huge state tor, estimated there were 10 million blank dietown High School as coach Church. charge of arrangements. accounts. checks on band. of all sports, and retired from DaMato said the bag Surviving is his widow, The victim was taken to Last month, the First National State He said that figure should be down to 14 there in 1174 as athletic direc- Bank of Newark won the bid over the New million by the end of the year. tor Mrs. Margaret Wright Truex; Shore Memorial Hospital in Mrs. Merritt W. two sons, RoMld Truex of Somers Point, where she was Jersey National Bank, which had been "We're saying we're both to blame," he As a coach, he guided eight Ocean Township and Kevin pronounced dead, police said. Fenton custodian of the accounts for years. said. "And we're saying Treasury should undefeated football teams and Truex of Freehold Township; But a lot of blank checks, Including 10 have figured out how to use up the old Id championships during a 28- four sisters, Mrs. Mercedes Daniel J. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. M. million just delivered, carry the name of checks." year period; a number of Birdsall of Hlaleah, Kla., Mrs. Calandriello Evelyn Fenton, U, of 1001 Nor- baseball championships in 32 Irma Braeutlgan and Miss wood Ave., died Saturday at ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Monmouth Medical Center. - Daniel J. Calandriello, 07, of Bom In Glrard, Ga., she n Center Ave., died yesterday had lived in this area 29 years. Hans Papenhagen in the Atlantic Highlands Nurs- She was a secretary with Insurance Industry's Opposition ing Home. Merritt W. Fenton Electrical Born in Red Bank, he had Contractors, here. 9 9 dies after crash lived here 25 years. Mrs. Fenton was a member of the First Baptist Church of puts Byrne s bills in'deep trouble COLTS NECK - Hans The Freeman Funeral He was a clerk at the Red Bank Post Office. Asbury Park, and the church's Papenhagen, 81, of 100 Heyers Home Is In charge of arrange- Cross and Crown society. sociation and Selected Risks Byme proposal would stifle Mill Road, died Saturday In ments. Mr. Calandriello was a TRENTON (AP) - The liberating on the measures last West Reading, Pa., as a result communcant of communicant Surviving are her husband, Byrne Administration's pro- Thursday and was expected to Insurance Co. has "already competition and cost too ol Injuries suffered In an auto- of St Agnes Roman Catholic Merritt W. Fenton; a son,posed solution to New Jersey's continue today. convinced me that these bills much. The real problem is that Mrs. J.: F. Dominick Chureh.here Bruce M. Fenton, here; a car Insurance problems could are in deep trouble " rites are not high enough, the mobile accident there. Gov Brendan T. Byrne has Earlier this year, Industry says, and the solution Born In Germany, he had MATAWAN - Mrs. Bertha Surviving is his widow, daughter, Mrs. Annette C. die In committee because of asked for a system that would Mrs. Agnes Calandriello; three Smith of Ocean City; seven insurance industry opposition, Bornheimer told Byrne he is allowing companies hike lived here 90 years. E. Dominick, 81, of 17 make car insurance available would have the bills on therates without Interference. He was a bee-keeper. Lakeside Drive, died Saturday sons, Daniel Calandriello of brothers, Fred Godbee of New says a key legislator. to anyone asking for It and Boston, Mass.; Patrick Calan- Brunswick, Alton W. Godbee Assemblyman James floor of the Assembly by the In addition to heavy lobby- In Bayshore Community Hos- would Impose surcharges on end ot June. Mr Papenhagen was a pital, Holmdel driello ot VaUey Forge, Pa., of West Long Branch; Roy,Bornheimer, the Middlesex bad risk drivers. The present Ing In Trenton, the insurance member of the Colts Neck Re- Mrs. Dominic was born and James Calandriello of Vemon, and Bobby W. God-County Democrat who chairs "assigned risk" pool for bad Bomhelmer said he himself industry also is seeking sup- formed Church. here and was a lifelong resi- Oceanport; five brothers, bee, all of Ravenal, S.C., the Banking and Insurance drivers would be eliminated. was impressed by Prudential's port from its customers. Surviving are two sisters, dent of the borough. Thomas B. and Patrick Calan- Jessie Godbee of Maggett, Committee, skid recently he Jack T. Kvernland, who said if , The New Jersey Manufac- Mrs. Grethe Kedlng of Ulm, driello, both of Ocean Town- S.C., and Harold Godbee of Au- has "grave doubts" about Bornheimer, who spon- the administration bill became turer's Insurance Co. has sent She retired in 1(57 after 38 gusta, Ga.; four sisters, Mrs. law "I am compelled to tell West Germany, and Mrs.years as a school teacher in ship; John Calandriello of whether the .measures will sored the Byme bills, said op- . letters to its 2M.0O0 auto insur- Gertrud Paschen of Pretoria, Freehold; Rocco Calandriello Perry L. Johnson and Mrs.gamer the votes needed to get position from the Prudential you that we fear for our own ance customers urging them to the borough school system. Ann Beville, both of Belmar; ability to continue to do busi- write their legislators and ex- South Africa. She was a member of the of Colts Neck; and Joseph them to the floor of the legisla- Insurance Co., the Insurance Calandriello of Middietown; Mrs. Carrie M. Sullivan of ture. Company of North America, ness here." press opposition to the Byrne First Baptist Church, here, North Brunswick, and Mrs. and a former member of the two sisters, Miss Rose Calan- His committee began de- the American Insurance As- The industry claims the Mrn.Jot.eph driello of Middietown, and Grace DynRupp of Morris Batawan Womens Club. Run, Pa. Paakiewicz Surviving are her husband, Mrs. Marie Ambrosia of Red J. Franklin Dominick; a Bank, and three grand- The Woolley Funeral Home LEONARDO- Funeral children. Is in charge of arrangements. services have been arranged daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Janet Ward, with whom she The Posten Funeral Home Warmweatherencouragesl,OOOs; for Mrs. Josephine is in charge of arrangements. Pasklewicz,88, of 54 lived; a brother, Jerry Ervln, LeonardvUle Road, Leonardo. here, and a sister, Mrs. Hazel Coalition Mrs. Paskiewicz's name Hauser, here. Joseph W. hot gambler wins cool $250,000 was incorrectly spelled in yes- The Bedle Funeral Home, here, is in charge of arrange- Mahoney is to fight Warm, sunny weather sent "We had a big crowd today, day," said Resorts Senior Vice men and women participated terday's Dally Register. Her President Raymond M. Gore. In a Mixed Relay Runathon on late husband's name, Joseph ments. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS thousands to the Jersey Shore had to close the gates for a and other vacation spots this while because the parking lots "He won most of his money the Boardwalk with teams of a Pasklewicz, was also mis- - Joseph W. Mahoney, of 2 the tax cuts playing baccarat, leaving sub- man and woman running back-, spelled. Mrs. Bella Sterling Brookside Terrace, died yes- weekend while in the shadows were filled," said Ron Re- TRENTON (AP) - of Resorts International Hotel lchard, chief ranger at tantial tips each day for theto-back six mile courses terday at Riverview Hospital, dealers." OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Red Bank. Alarmed at the success of Casino, officials said a hot Gateway National Recrea- Mrs. Florence Mrs. Bella Sterling, 72, of 2305 gambler won a cool $250,000 tional Area. "The sun Is real The spokesman said the The winning team was Bom In New York, he had California's Proposition 1], a Martha White, 18. and Peter WlDow Drive, died Saturday at large public employes' union The National Weather Ser- hot, but we have a southeast casino was as busy as It had Payne her home. lived here six years. wind which is real cool." been during its first two week- BartoUili of State College, Pa., in New Jersey Is putting to- vice said the 60-degree weath- who finished with a combined Bom in Poland, she lived in He was a retired truck ter- gether a coalition to guard er would continue through to- The unidentified winner at ends, and added that patrons JACKSON - Mrs. Florence Queens, N.Y., before moving minal manager for various were complying with a new time of 63:11. Miss White, win- against campaigns for night with a chance of thunder- Resorts International's win- ner of the 0-mile mini-mara- R. Payne, 70, of 41 County Line here five years ago. trucking companies In New showers. Tomorrow was ex- dowless casino packed in his dress code that requires i men Road, died Saturday at Paul wholesale tax cuts. thon in New York City last She was the widow of Max England and the New York Public employee union pected to be sunny with highs winnings on the craps and bac- to wear sports jackets after 0 Klmball HospiUl, Lakewood. Sterling, who died In 1970. metropolitan area. p.m. week, had the fastest time for leader Al Wurf said the now- in the low 80s. Overnight lows carat tables, said a hotel women at 33:07. Born In Bayonne, Mrs. Mr. Mahoney was a com- were to be in the 50s. spokesman. Also In Atlantic City, 350 Payne lived In Marlboro Surviving Is a son, S. Jack famous Proposition IS, a Sterling of Freehold Town- municant of St. Agnes Roman property tax cut approved Many were swimming at "The winning streak before moving here nine years Catholic Church. the shore despite water tem- ago. ship; a daughter, Mrs. last week by voters in that started Thursday and then Geraldine Resnick of Hazlet; Surviving Is his widow, state, could snowball sup- peratures in the low 60s. continued Friday and Satur- NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: She was a member of Old two sisters, Mrs. Sary Hirsen Mrs. Helen Bay Mahoney; a port among New Jersey poli- Brick Reformed Church, of Chicago, and Mrs. Stella daughter, Mrs. Arlene Stump ticians. Consolidate your debts Marlboro, and the Marlboro GUegewicht of Switzerland, of Rumson; a brother, Eugene "The Immediate move Township Senior Citizens Club. and six grandchildren. F. Mahoney Sr. of Brewster, will be to stampede major and reduce your cuts in the legislature and OUR 53rd YEAR Surviving are a son, Robert The Freeman Funeral NY. ; two sisters, Mrs. May Home, Freehold, is in charge Murphy of Washington, D.C. the city councils — it will be monthly payments! J. Payne, here; a daughter, one step after another," said Mrs. Florence R. Voorhees of of arrangements. and Mrs. Edward L. Chapman Sr. of Evergreen, Col.; and a Wurf, head of the 40,000- Marlboro; three brothers, member state chapter of the Robert Orlik of California. grandson. Mrs. Eugene American Federation of Joseph Orlik of Marietta and The John E. Day Funeral State, County and Municipal Edward Orlik of Roosevelt Ketcham Home, Red Bank, is in charge employees. DOOR BLUES? BORROW Park; 10 granchldldren and of arrangements. four great-grandchildren. FEEEHOLD- Mrs. Patri- "I think the talk of tax Let Prawn's solve your door problems!!! UP TO The Freeman Funeral cia Lykes Ketcham, SI, of cuts is a serious thing be- Home, Freehold, Is in charge WUlowbrook Road, died Satru- Mrs. Francis cause politicians tend to run of arrangements. scared in situations like day at her home. McMenimen this," he said. "I'm not $50,000 Born In Freehold, Mrs. BOCA RATON, Fla. - Mrs. pressing the panic button — or more! Lykes had lived here aU her I just feel we should be pre- in. Death Notlcei Vivian Wame McMenimen, of NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- MCMENIMEN — vivion life. 875 East Camino Real, for- pared." Worne McMenimen. Of 175 Eost She was a member of Set- Comlno Raol. Boca Raton. Flo. For- merly of the Rumson, N.J. He said a meeting to dis- TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- merly of Eost Orange ond Rumson. On ting Sun Council, 129, a Degree area, died Saturday at her cuss tactics has been set for June 10 ot her residence. Wife of Fron- of Pocohontas, Freehold. She PAYMENT PENALTIES ON ds W. McMenimen Funeral service home. June 19 in Trenton. Newark Thursday. June IS. ol 10:30 a.m. from was a school bus driver for the the Adorns Memorial Home, 310 Brood Bom In East Orange.N.J., Mayor Kenneth Gibson, LOANS UP TO $50,000! St.. Rod Bonk. Friends moy call at the Gratton Bus Service, Farm- she had lived in the Rumson Trenton Mayor Arthur funerol home. Wednesday 3-5 ond 7-f Ingdale. \ p.m Interment Rockowoy. N.J. area for the past 20 years. Holland and members of PAPENHAGEN - Mans Of Surviving are her husband, welfare, teacher and veter- The Increased value oKyour horn* Colts Neck Township Suddenly on She was a member of the Jim* to. 1*71. Loving brother of Grethe Eugene F. Ketcham Sr.; three Rumson Country Club, the Sea ans groups have been in- gives you big borrowing pWtr—and Kedlng and Gertrude Paschen. Funeral H services 1! a.m. Wednesday of the sons, Eugene F.Jr, Dean T., Bright Beach Club. vited, Wurf said. you can stretch your monthly pay- Freeman Funeral Home. 47 E Main and J.W. Ketcham, all at She was also a member of ments over many years. Borrow Big SI. Freehold Friends moy call ol (he "We will fight the battle funeral home Tuesday 7-t ond 7-t p.m home; a daughter, Mrs. Dawn the First Presbyterian Church, on a number of fields," said Money for any worthwhile reason! TRUEX — Arnold T 65 years Of Reeves,here; a brother, here. 16 hill size aluminum combination doors on dis- 137 Irwln Ploce. New Monmouth On Thomas Ward Lykes, also Sam Perelli, in Ocean Juno II. 1971. Beloved husband ot She was a member of the Grove contractor and part- play, white, brown, black, stop in and select om CITY CONSUMER SERVICES f±} Morgoret Wright. Devoted (other of here; four sisters, Mrs. Ellen Royal Palm Yacht and Coun- toon. You'll b* pleased with Prown's fin* Installa- Ronald ond Kevin. Deor brother ot time chairman of the coali- A subsidiary ot City Federal Savings. SB Mrs. Mercedes Blrdsall. Mrs. Irma Lackett of Bergantlne. Mrs. try Club, here, and the Gulf tion. Free measuring service with your order. Broeutlpon. Miss Vero Truen. and Mri tion Janice Moyberry. Relatives and Barbara Beanesderfer.here, Stream Bath and Tennis Club, MkkJkMown: VlUagt Mall Shopping Confer friends ore respectfully Invited to ot Mrs. June Lockett of Trenton and the Little Club, both of Del The taxpayers' group is 1000 Rtt. 36 (201) 071-2021 lend funerol services en Wednesday of banking on dissatisfaction OPEN DAILY 8-5:30, FRI. till 9 10 a m. In me John F. Ptltftr Funeral and Mrs. Wanda Lee Shop- Ray Beach. Frrjihold: Ma, 9 at Bafkatow Avrj. Home. 115 Tlndoil Road. New Mon- taw,here, and two grand- with the (3.500 that the Tax mouth. Rev. Horlon C. Dvrtoe official Surviving is her husband, 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK South of FrMhotd Circle (301) 4S2-2S11 tnyjntfmfil Fair View Cemetery, children. Foundation in Washington MMMtowrl Vlslllno Monday 7-f p.m Francis W. McMenimen and Tl»ldoyl-«ond7 torn Donations The Adams Memorial estimates is paid yearly by CAU TOLLFREE 600-4924064 FOR THE k Mr. Tnnn1 monmnr moy be mode to The Hlgglns Memorial each man, woman and child i Oft. Tim. x-h.ll - Home Is In charge of arrange- Home, Red Bank.N.J., is In 741-75( LOCATION OF OUR 10 OFFICER W M.J. charge »' arrangements. In New Jerse, y. ments. ——Secondary Mortgage' ••* SHREWSBURY, N j MONOAY. JUNE 12. i9/b The DMty Regfcte* 5 Horse racing business continues to grow

•y SYLVIA POITER Europe last year. He bought a son of a Kentucky Derby create a winning rice horse. winner, Northern Dancer, for $725,000 One reason: hii And the odds on i winner? The rule of thumb Is that only 11 you ire among the millions of followers of hone racing investment In another '77 horse - The Minstrel - won the one hone In 10 earns his purchase price and keep, once on la that aeuatry, you arc now Monday morning quarter YOUR MONEY'S Epson Derby, was subsequently syndicated for close to $> the track. backing the remits of the third leg of Siturdty's Triple million. Mmy never even reich the trick because of lick of Crown it Belmom The Minstrel had been foiled in 1174. wis bought at speed or because they are a victim of injuries. Others If you ire among the other lovers of horses (who cm auction in 1175 — not a bad return in two-three years. become what is known in the trade as "morning glories" — •fiord to do more thin witch the Sport of Kings), you ire WORTH In '71. Sangster bought another son of-Northern Dancer training well in the morning but fading In the afternoon •ow witting for the simmer yearling sales of thoroughbreds — Try My Best — the champion two-year-old of England and But It's not merely dollars and cents that lures an owner. at such noted auctions as Keenelind in Lexington, Ky , and Ireland, It turned out to be a dramatic flop is a three-year- Social prestige, the Instant upscale status that ownership Saratoga, NY And you probably will spend more than MO old in 1978. Sangster is still buying, has stud farms in bestows — these have strong appeal. So does the special million In hopes that you will have a Triple Crown winner two Kentucky, Ireland and Australia thrill of being an equity-participant In a race, not jut a yean hence throughbreds have risen from $53,637 a couple of yean ago to There always is the possibility of another bonanza, such spectator. And then, there's the huge return for the lucky Public interest in horse racing continues to spiral upward MM as Seattle Slew, last year's Triple Crown winner' First ever few. If you've caught the ownership fever, then, advises year after year to allthoroughbred was syndicated tor nuns at auctions from Americans (middle-Income as well as Japanese also have dropped out of the market ,112 million (1) Check for conformation (physical appearance), wealthy). The boom of '75, which attracted buyers from Asia, With indisputable clarity. those points emerge: soundness and intelligence, with a trainer's assistance in Hone breeding hai become higher and bigger business* Europe, South America and Africa and which sent foreign This Is the most costly of all hobbies. these areas; (2) look at bloodlines, for the odds in your favor la summer 7S, for Instance, at the Keenelind sale, I demand soaring more than 30* percent to over $50 million, It also Is among the riskiest of all investments. • rise when you buy good pedigrees; (3) don't Ignore your own reported that a buyei paid "in awesome t715,«O0"for • has receded The average cost of training a horse in a public stable In hunches. yearling colt thit hid ntver run in i race. the New York area, for instance, including medical supplies, And that $1,500,000 auction record set in July 7«* II was A year liter, at th< same auction, that awesome figure Robert Sangster, an English millionaire, who lives In a blacksmith charges and equipment, runs well over $1,000 per for i son of Secretariat out of the dam of the world's leading had more than doubledlo 11,500,000! tax haven off the coast of Great Britain and his his horses month. With hay costs at $200 a ton against $12O-$130 not long money-earning mare. Dahlia His name Is Canadian Bound, At the big summer sales, more than »1 million changes trained by Vincent O'Brien in Ireland, paid the top price for a ago, and a would-be champion consuming 25 to 30 pounds a he it how training in France, and we'll be watching him '- every hour for] fine horses. Average prices for yearling among all major sales In North America and day plus 10 to 12 quarts of oats, it takes i big feed bankroll to soon! Energy crisis doomsters erred, but woes remain

NEW YORK - The endof the Petroleum Age will be a UtUe that we grow more dependent each year on suppliers that are virtual standstill In development of coal and nuclear power, late this crisis. But before you laugh ill the way to the gas not just theoretically unreliable, but proved themselves quite sources, remain on the distant horizon In terms of widespread station, throttle down to 55 Ung enough to take In the rest of the unmistakenly so during the 1973 oil embargo. (From 1973 to 1977, practical usefulness And while everybody would like to see a news: there is still a sleeping tiger In the tank. while imports Increased from 31 percent of total U.S. consump- nice, neat technological breakthrough, a top energy expert like tion to 47 percent, the Arab embargo countries' share rose most This is not to say that fee alarmists were riqht, that the Charles T. Maxwell, of Cyrus J. Lawrence, Inc., confesses thit LOUIS spectacularly of all; last year they supplied one of every five world is about to run out of resources ind that we have reached he now his no Idea of where we're actually going to go after barrels of oil used here.) the limits to growth. Plainly Jail that recently fashionable low- petroleum. octane thinking came from a defective Intellectual pump. The second piece of bad news Is that the authentic experts — Maxwell, Incidentally, has one provocative suggestion for RUKEYSER combining energy conservation with intelligent economics. He Indeed, the world It ntw, contrary to their hysterical as opposed to those who delight in playing Chicken Little — are convinced that the ultimate oil crunch has been delayed but not favors the administration plan to put a tax on domestically predictions, floating on an actual excess of petroleum: new produced oil, thus bringing its price up to the international level sourcea of supply have spectacularly outstripped the forecasts, eliminated. Somewhere between 1985 and the end of the cen- tury, they agree, world oil demand Is likely to exceed world oil (and presumably discouraging consumption). He doesn't feel the Arabs In OPEC are now Alseltng one another by assorted It's politically realistic to expect the oil companies to be allowed varieties of effective price cits, and there seems scant doubt are producing more natural gas thin wis expected, too. And is supplies so dramatically that the cornet toward a new energy era will truly have been turned. to keep this large increase, but he doesn't favor using It as one that the so-called fossil fuels will continue to be our mainstay the federal government continues to move away from Its more Income redistribution program, either. Instead. Maxwell right into the Twenty-tint Cen^iry. counterproductive controls on natural gas prices, exploration The third piece of bad news is that we're not doing much proposes that the government use this windfall to reduce Its and production will flower further - to all our benefits. That's the good news - or* least part of it. For Just as the about the second piece of bad news It seemed for a while that giant deficit — a move that might, Indeed, restrain Inflation, most recent dismal prediction of a vanishing oil supply ire There is, alas, some bad news as well — some of It growing the future of U.S. energy consumption would be a neat three- reduce Interest rates and encourage sound economic growth. rapidly joining their predecessors In ignominy (In 1120. for out of the very successes detailed above. First, it's necessary to stage progression: fossil fuels, nuclear, solar. Over the last year Meanwhile, U.S. energy policy Is still flounderinq. The >, the U.S. tint wis tot It hid only i five-year supply distinguish between the world oil supply and the U.S. oil supply: or so, however, despite massive presidential rhetoric (and a changing world energy situation his grinted it a reprieve — but ;), so the much-scoffi at laws of supply and demand the former Is In surplus, the litter Is not. Whit that means Is massive new bureaucracy), conflicting policies have produced a not a pardon. More foreign-trade zones being created in nation

•y JOBN CUNNirr they can postpone those duties domestic site makes it rela- As a consequence, Olivetti's Terminal, a considerable dis- rations, such as a port author- WASHINGTON (AP) - tnd even escape them alto- tively easier for American advantage was eliminated and tance north. ity: Within a few days it is likely tether. companies to become sup- it had to consider closing the Applications for zones, One of the basic require- that a foreign-trade tone will A typical situation: An elec- pliers. plant. which are operated similarly ments for approval is that be approved in the township of ironies company assembles BUSINESS Instead, the plant itself Is to public utilities but often some public benefit, most easi- While DaPonte tries to being mide Into i subzone of franchlsed out to private busi- ly measured as Job creation or Moat Olive, Morris County, components from foreign avoid equating zones with jobs New Jersey, bringing to 17 the countries Component imports Zone No. 24, situated it the ness administrators, are usual- retention. Is i direct result of ANALYSIS because, be says, of so many Wilkes-Barre-Scranton Airport ly submitted by public corpo- the zone. number of such sites in theoften carry heavier duties than other factors, he does note that United States flushed goods. But while In the another subzone at Har- Within thit tone, Imported xene no duty Is levied. risburg, Pa., has contributed components for electronic ' The components are as- to saving at least 1,000 jobs. items, witches, textiles, farm sembled Into the finished prod- NOTICE machinery and other goods uct If the product Is reshlpped acres of the plant will be a to $4 to $12 an automobile, be- The Olivetti Corp., based may be stored, processed, as- abroad, no duty at all Is cause the duties will not be abroad, had long assembled sembled and exhibited without charged If It Is shipped within While the company will, of levied until the cars enter the typewriters it Its HaTrisburg Immediate payment of cus- the United States, the levy is at course, have better access to American market, and then plant, importing the compo- COMMITTEE MEETING toms duties. theinished goods rate. Its American markets, per- will be assessed at a lower nents "In entirety" from one For Uncle Sam it means The latter rate not only haps a greater advantage Is In rate. foreign site. Now the compo- CONCERNING NEW ANTI-POVERTY AGENCY avoiding Immediate duties on While the U.S. Treasury nents do not come In as one lea customs revenue. For im- might be lower, but It is Citizens Planning Committee of Monmouth County and the porters It could mean the dif- assttaed closer to the actual more than 70 percent of com- might be out millions of dollars package. ference between profits and sale. When customs are ap- ponents that Initially must be as a result, the benefits are "Entirety" shipments of Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Monmouth will hold loss. For the local community plied to components, the proc- Imported. likely to be many times that. components are taxed as fin- meetings to hear ideas and comments of residents regarding a It means jobs, and the related ess conceivably could tie up a The company estimates Us The company will employ as ished goods. Separate new anti-poverty agency to serve Monmouth County. economic benefits thit jobs' company's money for miny duty savings alone might come many as 5,000 workers. And Its shipments are taxed higher. bring. months more. John DiPonte Jr., ex- Communities ire now find- DATE AND TIME ecutive secretary of the For- ing the concept has more flex- THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1978 — 8 P.M. eign-Trade Zones Board, ex- ibility than they thought, and pects more than 40 tones and some ire using it to encourage 20 are graduated LOCATIONS suteonet by the end of thecompanies to establish or year. They are "simply a more maintain faculties In a local AsbMry Pork Middle School St. Ann's Auditorium rational way of paying duty," area rather than move or re- he says. main abroad 1200 Bangs Avenue Carr Avenue For customs purposes, each Of late, foreign companies at police academy Asbtiry Park Keaniburg of the tones, some meausuring that sel to the United States only • few acres, is a little market are finding it pays to HOWELL - A total of 20 The Academy was estab- Mlddletown Township; High School Rid lank Municipal foreign territory, even though move facilities to the United police officers were graduated lished by the Board of Chosen FKederick John McCormack, Church lane Building Mure sites might be In such States rather than export from recently from the Twelfth An- Freeholders In March, 1963 As Jr., West Long Branch; Joseph 32 Monmoulh Street heartland 'places as Boonvllle, their headquarters abroad. nual Basic Recruit Training a result of the training classes, A. Mellacl, Monmouth Col- Manalapan Me., and Brook Park, Ohio. This bas become especially Class at the Monmouth County a better informed police of- lege; Robert J. Morrell, Jr, Red lank Foreign trade has boomed true since the dollar's decline, Police Academy, here. ficer is being made available Mlddletown Twonshlp; John Each meeting will be attended by members of the Citizens in recent years, and many high which makes exports to the Addresses were given by to meet the challenges of our Ephriam Paulus, III, Elton- technology American com- United States more costly. The Monmouth County Prosecutor everchanging society, accord- town; Richard G. Raat. Jr., Planning Committee. panies, and foreign companies fact that American wage rates Clinton E. Cronin and Mon- ing to Mr. Glover. Mlddletown Township; Rich- The Citizens Planning Committee has been working toward selling here, think little of im- no longer are far higher than mouth County Freeholder Di- The recruits graduated and ard W. Reeves, Englishtown; recommending to the freeholders the establishment of a new anti- porting components from the abroad, it aiding the trend. rector Harry Larrison, Jr. their departments are: Phillip Cornelius Jooeph Sheehan, poverty agency. This is most important in view of the fact that far corners of the globe. Volkswagen, the German Certificates were presented by D. Cochran, Englishtown; New Jersey Department of MCAP has been defunded by the Federal Government and is no Ordinarily they would have automotive manufacturer, will Academy Director Benjamin Michael William Donovan, Jr., Muman Services; William to pay duties on such compo- benefit substantially at its first H. Glover and Jerry Meehan, NeptuMne City; Gerald Hen- Gerard Sleight; William W. longer operational. nents, bit by restricting ac- American plant In West- Senior Field Representative, derson, Manalapan Township; Sofln; AUentoXn; Mark Thom- Please attend a meeting and express your views so that the tivities to secured area, moreland County, 35 miles New Jersey Police Training Michael Patrick KeUy, Union as Stopa, Manalapan Town- Citizens Planning Committee will have the benefit of the ideas and monitored by the government, from Pittsburgh. Some 147 Commission. Beach; Kevin B. McCauley, ship; Harold WillidO Sutton, comments of the public prior to making recommendations for Oceanport; Gregory F. Talla- rico, AUenhurst; Burton J. action to the Board of Freeholders. Waltman, Atlantic Highlands; Daniel R. West, Ocean MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS Dividend reinvestments Townmhip; Stephen Charles by FREDERICK C. KNIESIER, •y DAVID R. SARGENT Ml Stock Average by a margin Wheeler, Union Beach. Clark 9y9CMMgfre*eg t of over two to one In the last •uws el leese eeapaales thai decade, i pace which is exten- rleM I er 9 percent aid which ding Into 1978.1 see no reason have flvUeai retaveaUieal SUCCESSFUL lor making any change in this ,*aas?L.W.,CalU»mi. holding. Investment Company of Transfer funds between savings and checking, A - Most of the stocks in INVESTING America Is a somewhat dif- as easy as picking up that yield range are utilities, ferent story, however. Its yield but there are a few in other is at a more modest rate and Industries which I also would your phone with I 111111 HUM milHIIHIII Mil 11 its performance record is less rate u buys. Gulf Oil and Tex- successful. I would suggest ex- aco Inc., both major diver- changing these shares for Thi«a)fft*r»Brtfea(ureo(D»e«Aca)urteMbtesyoutonwnlaina i Ccapaay el Aaierl- sified international petroleum Mexico each yielding over 8.5 those of Bond Fund of Ameri- maximum statement savings balance, Ihus more of your money continues companies, yield 8 percent, percent. American Electric akilH7.WU;sl>taldIdeler ca, yielding about 8.5 percent. to earn Providenfs big 5W\ a year, day in toda y out interest, compounded Southern Pacific doesn't quite Power, Commonwealth •are laceme? I aba held Because these funds are under daily and paid monthly. When you need extra money in your checking to meet your figure but yields a Edison and New England AMrieaa Mitaal Faad waka the same management um- pay bis, |ual dial your special Direct Account number below—you can generous 7.4 percent current- Electric reinvest dividends for ear/ paid M> last year. Please brella, the exchange Is made ly. AD these companies offer their shareholders at 95 arfvts*. G.H., MatsaehiMtU. transfer funds between cheeking and savings at any time o) dayornighl; at net asset value at no added 7day8awMk. reinvestment plans, but thepercent of the stock's market A - American Mutual, cost to you. You will be liable commission cost and bank fees value. American Electric which yields close to 5 percent, for taxes on any cipital gain an borne by the stockholder. yields 9.7 percent and the two paid 47 cents a share in which has accrued since 1957; Call toll-frM from New Jersey 24 hour* a dayff day* a week Three aU...-ve utilities, others around 9 percent. All dividends last year and J4Write to the fund's transfer whose dividend plans are cost these NYSE-llsted Issues cents a share in capital gains. agent, American Funds Ser- Cal(900)7W.2900 trie to the investor, are Cleve- would be good choices for Perhaps you should check vice Company, P.O. Box W829, IMM Electric returning 9.4 portfolio building through your records to.be sure that Is Terminal Annex, Los Angeles, Rxinfon.... . " IBnajmHI*pleasecal9to5,-Mon KvuFn RIB I dividend reinvestment. what you received. This fund pareeat, Middle South Utilities CA MOM and request that this tm-mn-m-yn MtPabite Service of New Q -1 heaght shares at la outpaced the, Standard t Poor change be made. J The Daily Register World's top murderer: Amin

Established in M7S - Published by The Red Bank Register •y JACK ANDERSON all coffee purchases from In a report not yet available Genocide did not disappear Amin Nestles, which produces to the public, NYPIRG pointed with the downfall of Adolf Nescafe. Taster's Choice. De- out that "the racial patterning ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Hitler It Is still an everyday WASHINGTON Cif and Instant Sunrise, made on the map is striking." A Prtslde&and Editor occurrence in the world. a similar announcement. small Italian neighborhood, for For three years, we have SCENE General Foods, which sells example, remained unshaded. Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F\ Sandford, Associate Editor bam reporting on the human Maxwell House, also swore it yet a large minority section on extermination in Cambodia, • > HltlllllHltllll Hill would no longer buy Ugandan the Mit side of Manhattan was whose faceless rulers have announced. He recalled that coffee. But competent sources completely shaded in red. SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY JUNE 12. 19/B tried to reshape society simply Amin had telephoned him "in a claim the company still im- Many agents, the report by slaughtering everyone hilarious mood" to boast: ports Amin's coffee beans charges, are instructed not to belonging to the ok) order. "God had punished them." through foreign subsidiaries. ANDERSON write insurance In "deteriorat- A place for everything and everything in its place We have also published Lule charged that Amin The company did not respond ing" or "transitional" neigh- evidence that Francisco alone had been their "complai- to our calls. The practice is ceiled redlin- borhoods. These are merely Made, the brutal dictator of nant, Jailer, Judge, executioner A spokesman for Sachs In- ing /• catch phrases, of course, (or Equatorial Guinea, has been ... The sporting president has ternational told us his com- Now the New York Public areas with large pockets of mi- executing everyone he fancies chosen murder as his favorite pany had stopped buying cof- Interest Research Group norities may be against him He cele- sport It is a somber thought fee from Amin but "not for (NYPIRG) has discovered HEADS MAY ROLL: As brated one Christmas Gve by that as the commission dis- human rights reasons. It's just that insurance companies also part of our series on Medicaid hanging and shooting ISO of his cusses procedure, the forces of thai nobody wants to buy hold back funds from entire and Medicare rtp-offs, we re- countrymen in a soccer stadi- evil exult." Ugandan coffee anymore. We neighborhoods. This can be as cently reported that the North um, while a recording of The United States may be can't unload it." devastating as bank redlining. St. Louis General Hospital had "Those Were the Days, My powerless to halt the killing in Today, the House of Repre- Fire insurance, for example, is squandered 1185.000 In Medi- Friends" blared In the back- Cambodia and Equatorial sentatives will vote on a reso- required before a consumer care money over an eight- ground. Guinea, which are isolated lution, offered by Rep. Don can obtain a mortgage month period last year. from the Western world. But Pease, D.-Ohio, to embargo But the world's most flam- NYPIRG investigators The paynents Intended to we reported on Nov. 2J, 1977. Imports of Ugandan coffee. boyant murderer is Uganda's spoke with dozens of insurance care fur the poor and elderly that 35' American companies The move is opposed, surpris- Idi Amin, whose dreaded State agents after promising not to wound ip underwriting the hir- were bolstering Amin by ingly, by the Carter adminis- Research Bureau has bludg- use their names. More than 80 ing of a belly dancer for a staff purchasing coffee beans from tration, which tends to favor eoned, hacked and shot to percent acknowledged thai party, wining and dining in Ugande human rights only when it death an estimated 150,000 to redlining was common. Many fluentui doctors and affording doesn't interfere with other 100.000 Ugandans. Secret intelligence studies luxurious accommodations for commercial and diplomatic in- could name specific redlined It fell upon his former Min- predict that without U.S. cof- areas. the hwpltal administrator... ister of Justice Godfrey Lule to fee revenue, Amin would lack terests. '• defend Amin before the United the revenue to pay his Amin's opponents hope a As dramatic evidence, the No* we have learned that Nations Human Rights Com- mercenary army and would be boycott will bring him down. investigators obtained a con- on Iffy II, a week after we mission. Now Lule has written overthrown. As Lule asked plaintively: fidential street map of New disclosed the St. Louis high- an agonized private letter, re- Last November, we ob- "Has genocide become so York City once used by a tire jinks, investlgetors for Health. canting his former statements. tained the secret list of Ameri- "honorable and life so insurance underwriter. Many Eduction and Welfare and the He repudiated the official can companies subsidizing worthless?" neighborhoods were shaded on Justice Departments began account, for example, of the Amin and identified the big- URBAN RUIN: It is a com- the map with red crayon. examining the case to de- deaths of two cabinet min- name companies. This brought mon practice for banks to Properties located in the termine whether fraud isters and Archbishop Janan quick results. choke off the flow of mortgage shaded areas were denied in- chases are In order. One In- Liiwuum. They had not died in Golger Coffee Company, the money to home buyers, leav- surance altogether or could told us if evidence of an automobile accident, he No. 1 importer of Ugandan cof- ing entire neighborhoods on get it only upon the stiffest Is found, "a few heads said, as the government had fee, announced suspension of the brink of economic ruin. terms. roll" Lots of lots cost lots By JIM BISHOP II IIKIIMllllll H down tenement on a 75-by-150 Iddle-aged couples are This year the smart money lot, or a two-acre chicken out of the cities. In Is turning to real estate. Mil- THE farm, it was regarded as the my cases, the children are lions of families are migrating safest Investment. and gone. These couples from cities to well-dressed sub- Today, wives too are work- to get out of the crucible urbs. Others are buying run- REPORTER Ing. Our daughter Ginny is crime. They sell at a big down city dwellings and re- raising eight children. Last . In the suburbs, they buy furbishing from the inside out. lllimiHIIHIIttllllMIIIIHIIIItllHIIMIIIIIIIIIII year, working for Century 21, people who sell at a big •rofit Bright young ex So far, the tremendous The optimistic action is she sold over a million In real Muttves are moving out of surge of action has received widespread, although there estate. Our daughter Karen New York and renovating the UtUe public notice. In normal are parts of the United States was hardly married to Paul Wreckage of Hoboken In bright times, the family with surplus where homes are still reason- Sayrs when they went into HOP cash turns to Wall Street. De- able and the market Is slow. debt to buy a house In Delray Win. spite tremendous trading, the The wildest speculation is now Beach, Fla Time Is important to the market remains nervous, are astronomical, families are going on in and around Wash- Nephew Stanley Bishop buying desperately because The man wants a house ready to retreat at a negative ington, D.C. Young secretar- bought an old house in Jersey near his place of business. She Marlboro's vandals word from any of the world they fear that the situation will ies, who used to share small City, did the repairs himself, be worse next year. wanti It within a few minutes It is a shame that vandals have the seriousness of the crimes they capitals. apartments, are teaming up to and Imelda celebrated with a of a shopping center and created so much havoc at Marlboro's have committed. I thought this would be a buy old homes. There are 20 baby girl. Some of my friends On Prince Street in Alexan- schools. They do not seem to new Hawkins Road Park. It is an even Marlboro is not the only munici- poor year for real estate. The paid lobbyists for every con- have sold businesses in New dria, Vs., there are three ad- mind the noise and soot which greater shame that the perpetrators of pality in the county which has these prices of homes and con-gressman — and that adds up York to pay plush prices for joining houses so decrepit that are a part of the city. those crimes have not, to date, been troubles, but that offers no satisfac- dominiums have jumped to 10,000 additional families. condominiums on the Gold they look like Civil War land A long time ago, I bought beyond the seven percent al- The Carter Georgians are Coast of Florida. marks. The average price:! my first house in Teaneck, apprehended. tion to township residents or officials. lowable for inflation. Up theall over the capital. They aver- It's a spiraling fever. In the $110,000. In McLean, Vs., a N.J. II was a brand new cape Things have gotten so bad at the It is sickening to think that taxpayers' street from me, a lot was on age 140,000 a year in salary slums of Washington, a real spindly ranch house which cod The price was $5,M0. I park that Councilman Hyman C. dollars have to be wasted in this fash- sale for 18,000 in 19(4. It is and many of them are up to estate dealer said: "You can't used to sell brand new foi needed $5»9 for a down ion. selling now for $40,000 their necks in $200,000 homes. find a house anywhere In the $M,000 Is offered used lot payment. So I borrowed $M0 Grossman suggested, though not seri- Kelly and I have been of- Tina Laver writes that a house district that Is considered func- $170,000. from a loan company and ously, that the township close the fa- Those who enjoy the park and fered 400 percent of what we In Georgetown sold for $377,000 tionally obsolete — a house in owed the builder KM, plus cility. want to use it in a responsible, manner paid for our UtUe Chinese and, before anyone moved in, such bad condition that you In some places, a new d« $38 40 a month for principal should not have to suffer because house. We plan to stay. Louis it was resold for $505,000 can't fix it up and get back velopments are going broke, to and interest. The park's builder, Stanley these thoughtless and vicious vandals Lavrich, who custom-builds In a way, we are imitatinq more than the cost of repairs one section of northern Virgin- The finest house in Washing- Gatarz, says his equipment has been seemingly can go on their evil way beautiful homes, erected one our immigrant forebears. selling it." ia, 59 brand new units are ton is rent free. That's the damaged and stolen, and that the park for himself. He had so many They came here to work in Great blocks of houses east ready for occupancy, but tie White House. So much for the without being apprehended. offers, far above what it cost, sweat shops and save pennies demand has gone. There is a itself has been subjected to all sorts of We hope alert residents will note of Catholic University shot up good news. The bad news is abuses, including the driving of autos that he sold it and moved In until they could buy "a piece of 40 percent in value in one year. danger called the absorption that you have 211,000,000 land the license plate numbers of cars car- with his in-laws. land." Whether it was a run- Now, even though the prices point. / lords across the baseball and football fields. rying these vandals and that the in- Residents who live near the park formation is given to township police. have complained that young people It is one way that these people may be who had used the park had littered the held accountable for their streets by throwing empty bottles reprehensible conduct. Something happening out there from their cars as they left the pre- Despite the reluctance of township By JAMES J. KILPATR1CK tiiliilMtiiiiimiiNiiiHiiiiiiimiMiimilHiiiii President Carter. In whatever Democrats joined in a massive mises. officials to spend more money for the Conservatives are a form, the evidence of a con- rebuke. There is no way of knowing where park, it is obvious that an appropria- pessimistic lot. Fifty years of CONSERVATIVE servative resurgence Is mount- To their own happy amaze- these young people live, but it is ob- tion is in order to assure that security recurring disappointments ing, and It gets more surpris- ment, conservatives have won is increased there. have led them to the dismal ing all the time. on common site picketing, won vious they are old enough to realize conclusion, constantly demon- VIEW Take a moment to look on cargo preference, won on strated, that things will get back. In the House elections ol election reform, and won (at worse before they get any bet- IIIIIIMHUmiUIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIinilllllll November 1974, the Re- least temporarily) on tuition Casino gambling starts well ter. But something is happen- we are faint with exhilaration. publicans lost 46 seats. The tax credits. They have gutted ing out there In the political Our boys are crying "light at Democrats had held 243 seats the Humphrey-Hawkins bill, Casino gambling has started in The only disappointment voiced by world. Conservative fortunes the end of the tunnel!" And, in the 93rd Congress; they forced a reasonable line on Atlantic City and it appears that all is may have plumbed the ul- "turning of the tide!" It is opened the 94th with 28». If the KILPATRICK minimum wages, and buried management was that the gambling timate sub-basement; their almost beyond bearing. the administration's more ex- usual pattern of political re- votes on which he had taken a well. action was curtailed a bit because 19 elevator may be about to rise travagant plans for welfare ex- Some of the evidence Is em- covery had obtained, the GOP definite position. The figure Despite predictions of huge traffic percent of the 893 slot machines were again. pansion. The mislabeled bill pirical; some of it Is seat-of- would have recaptured many may sound high. It was. lower for labor "reform" Is in deep jams, state police happily reported not in operation because of mechani- This is a giddy prospect. the-pants; some of it emerges of the seats in 1971. It was not than the support recorded in trouble in the Senate. No-fault that for the first two weekends the cal failure and between 11 and 21Over on the conservative side, from the poor performance of to be. The Democrats held any year by Kennedy or John- Insurance Is gasping for sur- their 289 seats as the 95th Con- son, and barely one point traffic on major highways leading to percent of the gaming tables were not vival. National health Insur- gress began, and, of course, higher than Richard Nixon Atlantic City and on city streets was in use because of shortage of dealers. ance Is off to 1979. And so it they claimed the White House, scored In his first year. "light to moderate." That is some- Albert W. Merck, a Casino Control too. On paper, the prospect goes. was for one-party, liberal dom- The surprising patterns of thing of a surprise, because the gam- commissioner, visited the casino and 1977 were further confirmed in This is not at all what con- ing floor at the Resorts International complained that it was overcrowded inance of national political af- servatives had gloomingly an- fairs. the Ideological scorecards Hotel Casino—the only casino to beand "overlittered." Part of that com- maintained by various, or- ticipated at the time of Mr. licensed thus far—has been packed to plaint should be eliminated on Friday It has been a curious thing, ganizations. In 1975, the liberal Carter's victory, but charac- capacity ever since it opened. when Resorts plans to open a new and from the conservative Americans for Democratic Ac- teristically, they damp down view an altogether delightful tion gave US House members the optimistic impulse. They For its part, Resorts International section of the casino which will add 60 thing. To borrow from the old an approving score of 80 have no outstanding candidate reported a 12.63 million profit for its percent more square footage to it. cigarette commercial, Demo- percent or more; In 1977, the (or president; the arithmetic first six days of operation. No one was It appears that Resorts has a prof- crats have not done good like tallykeepers of ADA could find works against them In this saying whether that profit was re-itable venture under way. Now we liberals should. Despite only 70 members in the topyear's Senate contests; their strenuous efforts by the lead- bracket. At the opposite end of fight remains essentially a garded as satisfactory, but no one await a report on the state's take of ership. Democrats have re- the spectrum, the conservative rear-guard action. But looking from Resorts' management was those profits. fused to stay whipped In line. U. S. Chamber of Commerce, back to 1976, It's possible to say crying, either. Their constituents have sent which had praised 100 mem- that things are not vastly them a message, and the bers in 1975, honored 131 In worse after all. On the con- message has had telling effect. 1977. servative side, that amounts to Jim Bishop Day This Is how the wind blows. acnaraunf Joy. Last year the conservative The patterns have conUnued It will be "Jim Bishop Day" inSmith for calling special attention to coalition In the House, formed Into 1978. The leadership won Jersey City on Wednesday. That's someone who has written so well about of Southern Democrats and Senate ratification of the Pan- when Mayor Thomas F. X. Smith is Jersey City and Hudson County. Northern Republicans, was ama Canal treaties, but It Is y successful in 68 percent of the hard to identify another signifi- honoring one of the city's dist- . As the center of the city's Flag roll call votes In which the cant victory. On the bill to inguished native sons—James Alonzo Day observance, Jim will be receiving coalition materialized. This create a new agency for con- in history Bishop, famous author and columnist. an honorary doctor of humane letters was a 10-polnt Increase over sumer advocacy, 101 Demo- By Tte Associated Press 1976; only three times In Id crats deserted Mr. Carter. On On this date In IMS, New We suppose we'll permit Jersey degree from Saint Peters College. years has the coalition posted a major bill to enlarge the York City was incorporated That honor is richly deserved, too, and a better record. City to have our Jim Bishop for a day, powers of the Federal Trade under English law. even though, we like to think of him as we congratulate him on being selected Another yardstick Is fash- Commission, 125 Democrats In 163", the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay Com- for it. ioned by the editors of Con- left the ship. Just a couple of ours in Monmouth County, despite the pany, John Winthrop, sailed gressional Quarterly in terms weeks ago, when Michigan's fact he lives in Hallandale, Fla. ' To Jim Bishop and Jersey City: Into Salem Harbor. Seriously, the'tribute to him isHave • really happ/ day on Wednes- 'You want to know about th^ ._. (*»/<"" • «.-WkH?*of support for President Bob Carr tried valiantly to Carter. Last year Mr. Carter hold Mr. Carter's line on a irAm, the* Territory of weH deserved and we thank Mayor—day I It began with a dimple adding machine...' succeeded on 75 percent of the weapons procurement bill, 11V Iowa was organized. SHREWSBURY N.J MONDAY. JUNE 12. 1978The DftiJy Renter 7 'Goldfish 12 Garcia' skits Cosby, Pryor surgeons in brisk, but uneven humor Simon's(California Suite' •jr MAKYBKTI ALLEN "'HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "I have come up through school, suggested Richard Pryor. Then Richard Pryor suggested Bill RED BANK- Hi called studying for IS to 14 years with some of the best dramatic Cosby, for which I am grateful. People wondered how Richard "GflUtah 1J O'vcU" - and coaches It is not new for me to take words and put a Pryor would play the role. He has always performed his own It amounts to t .cue of "Up- performance Into those words. I consider myself a fine actor. works; would he try to ad lib and rewrite Neil Simon'' He did ittir*. Downstairs" at the And I would like to act." not He played the role as it is written, and so did I. Ode Union House. BUI Cosby was making a cool, dispassionate analysis of his "This picture is an important advance When scripts are Upstairs, UM H-op crowd acting ambitions and how the£ have generally been thwarted — written In America, they Specify blacks because of their is dining and drinking and until now. He and Richard Pryor are part of the all-star cast of blackness. Or Mexicans or orientals or Indians or whatever If dancing u usual...but down- "California Suite," Columbia Pictures' version of the Neil they are identified, it is for a specific reason. We are the stairs producer Gaorge Se> Simon play. The two comics play Chicago surgeons whose minority, and writers write that way about us. verinl has established the vacations with their wives at the Beverly Hills hotel are ruined "It no color is added to the character, it is always cast with Union St. Playhouse and is by warfare over tennis. a tall, handsome, white man. That situation won't change until striving to attract a largely At the Burbank Studios, director Herb Ross was rehearsing producers start to say, 'I think James Earl Jones would be great college-age crowd. a scene that would be filmed at Los Angeles Airport that' for this part' Not because he is black but because he is a fine The playhouse, which has ' afternoon. Cosby, Pryor and their movie wives, Sheila Frazier actor." its own entrance op Union and Gloria Glfford, wore bandages, neck braces and casts and Cosby said he is playing the Chicago doctor with no ethnic St., can house a capacity limped on crutches and canes. undertones whatsoever Only once before was he able to do so — crowd of about 9f. Tiny "It's a funny scene," Cosby said during a rehearsal break In the unsuccessful "Mother, Jugs and Speed." tables an covered With "Imagine me playing Neil Simon! On the stage, these roles "When Sidney Poitier and I make films about the lower- or black and red checked cloths were played by white actors. But in the movie you've got these middle-class economic area, naturally we make use of tile black and drinks are served upper-middle-class characters being played by black actors. I idiosyncracies," said Cosby. "That's where the comedy comes The atmosphere Is easy think that's good. from In pictures like 'Uptown Saturday Night' and 'A Piece of sad Informal — and, as "cos- "Credit has to go to (producer) Ray Stark, who first the Action.'" tames," players wear blue Jeans and shirts Imprinted with "Goldfish II Garcia," the name of the original two- hour comedy which changes from week to week — and Jingle singer is jumping sometimes from show to

Mr. Severlnl says the group took its name from a into prime-time TV spot peettng wooden chair which, at UM time be took over the HOLLYWOOD (AP) - "We did everything, rock, ter. you really get pushed to the room as a theater, was its Once, as I Idled In Nashville, Jazz, country, anything to pay "It's a giant corporation," back of the line. only stick of furniture. ''We Gayle Hill, who runs a Jingle the rent," recalled Miss Cain, she said philosophically. "Kind of discouraging? " bought K for IS," he says. firm there, had me hear a tune born 28 years ago in Great "They've got a lot of big she grinned. "It gets kind of 'somebody bad scratched touting a phone company. The Bend, Kan., the daughter of a names to take care of first, and suicidal." •Goldfish 11 Garcia' on Its melody was lovely, ditto the constantly travelling construc- back and we decided that singer's voice. tion worker ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Music Makers would be as good a name ai The singer: Marie Cain, the She decamped to Nashville QNFMa MI.0MI *1 Theatres •ay." tune's composer. Now, one in im to sell songs. She also ML ;,HM»MS*MAT.WN.KflMT The actors, who are as album, one "Tonight," count- broke in there as a Jingle ONI OF THE MOST MONMOUTH MONMOUIN less club gigs and five years singer, warbling praises of •PfCTACULAR ARTS - II., IIDItNl (and sometimes, more) fun- MOVIES EVM CENTER 141-sOOO ny off stage as they are on, later, she's finally getting her such wares as Coca-Cola and MADE." first prime-time shot on na- GIHVKl'MCn explain that each con- Buicks. Why Nashville and not Alt tl'll tional TV. Hollywood first? U WE ARE tribute! to the script. They CIOS6 ENCOUNTERS NOT currently have gone through It comes Saturday on "ABC "I was concentrating on Of TH6 THRO KMO ALONE... so much material that they Presents Tomorrow's Stars," song-writing then," she said."I Staling RKlHANO ORf VFUSS |gg STARTS FRI.I figure they are on their third a talent contest hosted by John wanted to team about studio Oman totally different show. •Utter. Miss Cain, competing work. It seemed a better •PICTACUUM with Amelia Walker In a vocal place. It's more relaxed there. Rte. 35 Moinuivm Nick Tabor, the com- FEATURED IN 'GOLDFISH' - Among those appearing In Goldfish 12 category, Is one of 16 show-biz You can actually walk in pany's "main man," is also Garcia, an original musical being staged at the Olde Union House, Red unknowns In the show. somebody's office and say, CIOS€ ENCOUNTERS director The series of skits Bank, are Kathy Dorn of Red Bank and Nick Tabor of Bradley Beach. If she wins, It could mean a 'Hey, I'm a singer, listen to moves at a brisk pace, but grand prize of |io,ooo and even me."" material Is of uneven quali- around; and Irish wake, In New York, and others In propel her to the stardom now A listener, a New York ad ty ...nuking bits you enjoy shot entirely on location In take-offs of TV com- the cast are people they New Jersey. enjoyed by such ex-jingle nun, talked to Columbia Re- seem too short and bits you mercials, an Interview about knew. singers as Melissa Manchester cords in Nashville. The result: don't particularly like seem - "Goldfish 12 Garcia" the merits of a new product, Mr Tabor, who during and Barry Manllow. Her first and so far only too long. adds up to an off-beat eve- imitations of a dog and a fly, the course of the evening ning; and, If there are por- If she proves an overnight album, "Living Alone." One puMwrrai Current material — songs a la "Grease," a cam- plays many roles, recently tions you don't care to see success, this is how It began: tune, "Modern Day Magic," which different people would py spoof of a mentalist, and moved from North Jersey to again, well...you won't have Miss Cain, a strawberry almost clicked. undoubtdly put In different a car inspection...ballet Bradley Beach. He does to because the show is con- blonde with an infectious "It got some heavy airplay MX OffK Oftm 7:10fa1 I categories - Includes skits style. free-lance lighting work and tinuously changing and ac- laugh, says she started playing In Chicago, St. Louis, Denver, FoR ADULTS on the Polish midwife Gypsy Mr. Severinl, who resides was stage manager for tors are working toward get- piano at age 5 and turned pro- and Nashville played it to dancers, featuring three here, says he met Mr. Tabor "Voices," the first motion ting more into Improvisa- fessional at 16 as a pianist- death," she sighed. Alas, she 12 NOOWTOJjIDNITE acton slapping dolls through motion picture work picture 2 In 50 years to be tion. singer in her older brother's added, Columbia didn't pro- I'smtHMORETVlN: band. mote It much. She wasn't bit- * '.THnTHMORt: J SHIIMCINt, ( i Nil H J I CUTMMEI a HICHWA1 il MAIAWAN • ARTHUR MURRAY * SSJ-4141 ! introduce the Television Today

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I went tended concluded with Tahiti's Clark Gable, the HMS Bounty Kong" have built a mock-up all the ships at sea: in a thick German accent railings, almost washing him after the young one with a stay Hit was a strange tale. overboard. wrench. I threatened to kill NADI, FIJI (AP) - Sind topless version of the hula, mutineer who lived on Pttcalrn village complete with light- "Goto Kris, H-foot Cana- "Two Chicago Insurance "She roared for five days. him right there If he didn't get lound In the sandals ol a listed as "La Danae du Titi." Island with a South Sea lovely house, hotel, general merchan- dian ketch, overdue at Vavau men signed me on In Acapulco Force nine winds. The two 'up on deck. beachcombing columnist late- There were no other program called Mi'Mini He named his dise store ("Hudson Bros. It in Tonga, after having sailed to navigate them to Tahiti. dung to the cabin floor on "He refuwM So did the oth- ly returned from the South Pa- notes. eldest son Friday October, af- Co" and a two-dimensional from Nauru March 8 Their first Pacific crossing In their face*. They cried. They er They told me If I got them cific: ter the day of the week and coastal steamer right out of Japanese tanker reported be- their brand-new fiberglass prayed. They screamed. to Tahiti alive, I could have the It took the missionaries the Another tourist reminder in month of the year when he was Joseph Conrad. The wind ma- lieved sighting March 19 about sloop. West of the Galapagos, Neither would come on deck to Charlotte's Dream. They nev- better part of a lifetime to per- Papeete: "Le pourboire n'est born in 1790. Twenty years lat- chines are already in place. 7 PM lit nautical miles south crossing the equator, a fierce help me. When the matt went, er wanted.to aee her again. suade the carefree islanders to pas d'usage a Tahiti" — tip- east Nanomea. If anyone can storm came up while one of I begged them to give me a The cowards, they kept their go about in clothing like civ- ping is not customary In Tahi- give information of where- them had the watch. Ripped hand. With one leg, I couldn't word. Ja, fhe's mine." Ulied folk. Now Club llediter ti. The word apparently hasn't abouts of yacht, please contact ranee has Invaded Moorea, reached the natives yet, but Moana, Travel Lodge, Bora Bora and the other Socie- then life is lived at a slower Auckland." ty Island. The first thing the pace here. The news of Lin- high society )et setters do is coln's assassination arrived Frt>4> From Colonial chuck their raiments and run two months late. Walking along the row of starkers on the beach. er, Captain Mahew Folger mounted on jeeps. Dino wishes yachts moored at the Papeete came ashore from the Ameri- the Tahltlan workmen would We've Recaptured 'TU a puzzlement Nadl Is pronounced with an marina is, for those with time "n" to rhyme with dandy, and can ship Topaz and told him he hurry up and finish building to listen, like living through a Pago-Pago is pronounced as a was In error because he forgot the set so he can blow it down chapter out of Conrad. Every Monmouth For You Women's rugby Is a leading double pango. No one seems to to reckon with the Interna- before the real hurricane sea- slip has a tale to tell to the spectator sport In Papua-New know why. The 'N' has been tional Dateline. Christian son beats him to it. background music of halyards Guinea. These brawny broad- missing for years here. And promptly changed his son's slapping against the metal shouldered lasses blitz the ball my laundry never came back name to Thursday October. masts and, always, a weather- carrier and execute bone- em,er 1 "Yachties" from all over reddened yachtte to tell it. crushing blind side tackles Bora Bora, which James the world cruise the South Pa- with a joyous malevolence thaaW'K. Catholic card. Mlchener called the most cific isles and atolls, advertis- "This your boat?" I asked a would bring a smile to the Manila is named Cardinal Sin. beautiful of all South Sea Is- ing available crew berths In balding chunky man with a cherubic features of Bubba He greets visitors to the lands, Is due to be socked by a the local newspapers, leaving wooden leg who was rebuilding Smith and leave Howard Cos- episcopal residence with the hurricane ... staged by Dlno de messages for each other in a badly mauled and de-masted ell speechless. Well, down .to double-take one-liner: "Wel- Laurentls for a movie of the marinas and motels along the 45-foot sloop named his last 100,000 words anyway. come to the House of Sin." same name. The same people way, sometimes scribbling a Charlotte's Dream.

Oceanport man charged in theft To celebrate the 200th anniversary ol the Battle of Monmouth, Colonial is making available (our beautiful tull color commemorative watercolor FREEHOLD - A 20-year- Judge Merritt Lane Jr., county Nov. 18 In Long Branch. St., Port Monmouth, is entering Freehold Borough scenes depicting historic sites related to the Battle ol Monmouth. ok) Oceanport man was In- assignment judge. Albert Plzzutiello, 19, of charged with possessesslng High School Feb. 19 with Intent You will receive at a free gift from us an original handpainled Gray's dicted by a county grand Jury Doris and Edward Linkel of Ocean Blvd., Long Branch, is dangerous weapons, a billy of Interfering with the peace watercolor of the historic Engliahtown Village Inn when you open yesterday on charges of break- Borden St., Monmouth Beach, charged with receiving stolen club and mace, Oct. 3 in Mid and good order of the school ' a new savings or checking account for $50.00 or more, or add $50 00 Ing into Bonfire Restaurant, are charged with obtaining property, various articles val- dletown or more to an existing savings account West Long Branch, and steal- $18,833 under false pretenses ued at 11,000 belonging to John This It a limited offer starting June 1, available onl ing between 1200 and fSOO In Kay, Willow Ave., Long James Moore of Grant Chester Vitale of Cranbury at the Freehold office, where the entire collection can from the county welfare board Court, Long BrVnch, is Is charged with obtaining $891 cash. between April 1, 1973 and Branch. be teen and where you can get all the details on how charged with stealing a moped under false pretenses from the to add to your watercolor collection Kenneth Liebeck of Ocean- March 1(77 by falling to report A F«MMy Union BancopofHxxii Wesley Fudge of Linden Is valued over $500 belonging to state Department of Labor by fltr it limttad indiuylM MrfNMMd without lurihCf nolle* that Edward Linkel was resid- port Ave., Oceanport, Is charged with forging a bank Louis Fardella, Campbell falsely representing that he Savings d HI mu»l retrain a minimum ot wit monIM OH«r llmtlwJ lo charged with breaking into the ing at home and that both were check for 1807.70, issuing that Ave., Long Branch, Oct. 2 In was unemployed between Jan. • fnM gift pai cuatonw' restaurant on Oceanport Ave., employed. check to Franklin Stale Bank, Long Branch, and receiving 11,1974 and March 15,1174, West Long Branch, Jan. 14 and James Fann, 23, of Fourth Aberdeen, and attempting to stolen property, the moped. stealing the money. Ave., Long Branch, is charged obtain the money under false pretenses Feb. 1. This Indictment and the fol- with assaulting a 16-year-old Reginald Morris of Bond lowing were among those Long Branch girl, raping her Frederick Berry of Main St., Freehold, Is charged with handed up to Superior Court and with one count of lewdness Hot Line in action COME TO OUR ANNUAL MIDDLETOWN - A "Hot curbs In various parts of the Line" has been established to township. handle problems arising from SALE ON ONLY DINING a substantial amount of con- "In order to take advantage struction scheduled throughout of the present weather condi- BIG SAVINGS! the township during this tions and to expedite comple- SIzeB&O $115 month, Mayor Robert J. tion, many of these protects ROOM PIECES Eckert has announced. will continue simultaneously. Size C $125 The projects under way In- We anticipates the patience clude road reconstruction and and cooperation of the resi- resurfacing, park and dents during this construction 4-DAYS MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER drainage Improvements and period, and has Initiated a Hot 777 SHMWSIURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY installation of sidewalks and Line number, J71-94I2 3 NIGHTS Jane 14th, 15th, 16th 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. AND ALL DAY SATURDAY June 17th 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. • Harden FORGET • Hickory Chair •Hale • Hitchcock • Henkel-Harris THE GIFT Virginia Galleries • Sugar Hill • Liberty Tree by Leister • Plus Other Famous Makers Every year you probably give Dad a shirt and tie for Father's Day.. This year DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT! Take Dad out to dinner* for the best Father's Day ever.

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ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Lyman Bostock should demand a Espinosa. 5-5 They clipped him for two runs in the first inning rebate of that April salary he donated to charity. on an error, a run-scoring double by Evans and an RBI single by The outfielder, who refused to take his pay for the first the 40-year-old McCovey month of the season after batting 147, extended his hitting Atlaata 4. Phillies I streak to 11 games yesterday in California's t-t victory over PHILADELPHIA - Phil Niekro pitched a six-hit shutout New York. for his fifth consecutive triumph snd Gary Matthews drove in Signed for $2 J million, Bostock has raised his batting three runs with a homer and triple as the Atlanta Braves average from .147 to .274 in the last 35 games. The American snapped Philadelphia's eight-game winning streak by defeating League's second leading hitter last season. Bostock Is batting the Phillies 44 yesterday. 568 in June with 24 hits in 48 at-bats. The Braves went to work on Phillies ace Steve Carlton, 6-4. "I still think I can hit .100 this season," Bostock said after in the third Inning when Jerry Royster singled and Barry the Angels wound up a homestand by taking two out of three BonneU walked. After Jeff Burroughs rapped into a double play. games from the Yankees. Matthews hit his eighth homer of the season for a 24) lead "Hitting ,M0 Is going to be tough, but I'm a tough hitter." Orleles 1, A's I said Bostock. "If I keep my sanity I've got a shot at it." OAKLAND, Calif. - Mike Morgan, the Oakland A's 18-year Bostock drove in runs in his first two appearances against old instant major leaguer. aUowed only two earned runs in a Yankee starter Dick Tidrow and the Angels moved in front with complete-game pitching performance, but Baltimore's Scoti a four-run rally in the fifth inning McGregor pitched a six-hit shutout and the Orioles posted a 3-0 G|aits7,MetsS victory to run their winning streak to 10 games. NEW YORK - Jack Clark drove in three runs, Willie Dtdgers 11, Exp*s4 McCovey collected four straight hits and John Montefusco, of East Keansburg notched his fourth consecutive victory as the MONTREAL - Charlie Hough pitched 32-3 innings of one- San Francisco Giants defeated the New York Mets 7-9. hit relief and the Los Angeles Dodgers rocked 10-game winner Ross Grimsley for six runs in 11-3 innings en route to an 11-4 The Giants, leaders in the National League West, also got victory over the Montreal Expos. three hits from Darrell Evans, including his sixth home run of the season, in battering four Hets pitchers for 14 hits. The Dodgers jumped to a 7-0 lead after three innings in beating Grimsley. 10-3. Hough, 2-1. relieved starter Doug Rau Willie Hontanez' two-run homer in the fourth inning, his when the Expos struck for four runs in the fourth. ninth of the year and the 1,200th hit of his career, and Lenny Handle's three-run shot in the eighth were the only damaging Ron Cey hit a three-run home run for the Dodgers off Dan blows against Montefusco. 5-2. Montefusco yielded six hits in Schatzeder in the eighth to wrap up the scoring. APpMt* Red Sex S, Mariiers3 PICKED OFF—Atlanta Braves' intielder Dale Car I ton. Car I ton threw to first baseman Richie 724 innings before Gary Lavelle came on to pick up his ninth Murphy Is out as he Is picked off at first base on a Hebner for trie putout. save. SEATTLE — Dennis Eckersley ran his winning streak over throw from Philadelphia Phillies' pitcher Steve The Giants wasted little time in. stacking loser Nino Seattle to four games with relief help from BiU Campbell and Rick Budeson'and Dwight Evans walloped home runs as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Mariners 5-3. Run-scoring singles by Evans and Brohamer highlighted a three-run fourth for Boston, putting the Red Sox ahead to stay at Brazil wins 4-2. Evans and Seattle's Bruce Bochte each hit bases-empty no.mers in the eighth for the game's final runs. Detroit 5, Kansas City 2 DETROIT - Rusty Staub blasted a three-run homer In the Cup match bottom of the loth Inning yesterday to give the Detroit Tigers a S-2 victory over the Kansas City Royals. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Brazil, Peru and Ron LeFlore began the raUy with a one-out double, Steve Holland reached the second round of the World Soccer Cup Kemp walked, then Staub blasted a 1-0 Al Hrabosky pitch off the yesterday, and Holland's Rob Rensenbrink scored the 1,000th upper deck facing in right field his eighth homer. goal In toe tournament's history. The homer made a winner of reliever John HUler. 5-3, whUe Hrabosky lost his second game In three decisions. BraiU edged Austria 1-t in Group 3 and both teams went Into Cleveland 2, Mlneseta 1 tbe second round. CLEVELAND - Ted Cox's 380-foot single over a drawn-in Peru hammered Iran 4-1 to win Group 4, fired by three goals outfield brought home Buddy Bell from third with the winning fromTeofUoCubilWs. run as the Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 2-1 in 10 Scotland overcame Holland S-2 in the same group, but it was Innings yesterday. not enough to push the Dutch out of the second round. The Scots Cibs 7, Padres 4 needed to win by a three-goal margin to stay in the tournament CHICAGO - Greg Gross and Larry BUttner drew bases- as Holland finished second in the group and went into tbe next loaded walks off reliever John D'Aqulsto to feature a four-run stage. sixth inning that lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 7-4 victory over the The second round schedule Is: . San Diego Padres and back into first place in the National Group A - Defending champion West Germany, Italy, League East. Austria and Holland Pirates 4, Reds 1 Group B — Argentina, Poland, Brazil and Peru. PITTSBURGH - Dave Parker's leadoff triple triggered a Rensenbrink's historic goal came on a penalty shot in the two-run eighth innnlng that gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 3-1 Mth minute. He reached the target Just two minutes ahead of victory over the Cincinnati Reds. CubUlas. Parker tripled off reliever Manny Sarmlento, 5-3. and held TIM Scots, after two dismal performances in earlier games, third as BUI Robinson popped out. But, after Willie SUrgell was reached their top form and made a thrilling bid to bring off a walked intentionally, Parker scored on a sacrifice by Ed Ott to miracle. After Renseibrink had sent the Dutch into the lead medium left-center when left fielder George Foster's throw was" with his history-making penalty shot, the Scots stormed back far off-line with three goals. Phil Garner followed with a double that scored Stargell and Kenny Dalglish hooked in a spectacular shot under the helped Pirates reliever Grant Jackson raise His record to 2-2. crossbar in the 44th minute to make It 1-1 at halftlme. Two Cincinnati took a 14 lead in the second inning when Foster minutes Into the second half Archie Gemmill scored on a drove his 13th home run of the season into the left field seats penalty shot and. in the 68th minute, he wove past three GROUND LEVEL PLAY — Brazil's Dlrceu, center, game In Buenos Aires, Argentina. Brazil advanced Dutchmen and made it J-l with a brilliant solo effort, one of the Is tackled by Austria's Eduard Krieger, right, dur- to the next round of the World Cup by edging Aus- finest goals seen in the current tournament. Ing early action in the Brazil - Austria World Cup trla, 1-0, in another tightly-played game. The Scots needed only one more goal to overtake the Dutch on overall goals and squeeze into the second round. But Johny How They Stand Rep pulled one back, for Holland and Scotland's gallant bid AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LIASUE EAST •AIT failed W L Pet. OB W L Pel t» CubUlas, with bis three goals for Peru against Iran, became Boiton 39 19 m - Chicago 12 » SW - New York U - ilMdolphlo » 22 .577 I Cauthen returns as hero SW IVl Monmlreo1 l 544 2' i the tournament's leading goalscorer with a total of five. Ottrolt 31 M II 26 "His parents thought it was Baltimore 32 25 .Ml Pittsburgh 15 J9 463 7 Brazil, three-time winner of the cup, redeemed its slow start WALTON, Ky. (AP) - Wil- "I travel around a lot and Walton and everyone knows Milwaukee X M Now York 17 Jl .451 7Vt in the tournament with its 1-0 triumph over Austria at Mar del liam King doesn't worry any- when people asked me where it," says King. a great idea," said Betty CUvtland » 21 H St. Loud 13 37 .303 13 Tor Ohio 1* 34 il'. Plata. Both teams finished -with four points in Group 3 and more about saying what town I'm from, I used to say'around The reason everyone now Ryan, who runs the bar with WE IT win her husband George." Ooklond 33 M San FronclKO 14 II 611 - moved into the second round he's mayor of. Cincinnati' Now I can say knows this rural northern Ken- T*«n Cincinnati IS Lot Angelei 30 17 sn i Cauthen still has to wait California 30 27 124 5 tucky town of 2,000 residents is Howtton 24 30 Kontoi City siv .444 *V> three years to buy a drink in Son Diego 24 32 because an 18-year-old jockey Chicago 25 30 .415 a> loi'i Allonta 11 34 named Steve Cauthen makes the bar, but in the meantime Mlnnetoto II 3S 3(2 II SMtilfl If 4t m his home here. the Ryans have concocted .317 YttMnMT'ie Royal Manor holds JS South lead Otirolt 5. Kantal Cltv 2.10 Innlngt Allan to 4. Philadelphia 0 Cauthen guided Affirmed to something called a Cauthen Milwaukee 2 5, Toronto 1-4 highball Cleveland 3. Minnesota 1.10 Innlngt BELM AR-Royal Manor swept three games over the week- Don Weinman hurled a one-hitter and Gerding smashed a a victory in Saturday's Bel- California*, New York 4 end to stay atop the Jersey Shore League South baseball three-run homer as Royal Manor routed Long Branch. mont Stakes in New York to "It's made with ginger Baltimore 3, OoklandO cnicogo ?. Son Dltgo 4 Boston 5. Seattle 3 St. Louli i. Houiton 3 standings with a (-2 record. In other games, Middletown won two of three, losing to complete a sweep of horse rac- ale," Mrs. Ryan said. Chicago 2. Texas 1 T*4«ri Osmet Royal Manor swept a twlnblll from Wall yesterday, M, and lincroft, 5-2, Saturday, then splitting with Manalapan yester- ing's coveted Triple Crown — The drinking Saturday was Seattle (Haute 4-4) at Boltlmore day Middletown won the first game, 4-3, and lost the second by the Kentucky Derby, the Pre- all in honor of the town's favor- ID Morllnei 5 3). (n) Montreal (Rogers 7-5) al Son Frond* S-2, and blanked Long Branch, M on Saturday. Colttornla IBrett 2-)) at Boiton (Lee colHollckll 1). 4:05 p.m. In the fiat game yesterday, Glenn Gerding and John the same score. akness and the Belmont Stakes ite son. 7-3), In) SI. Louli (Vuckovlch 3 J) at Atlanta Minnesota (Golli Ml at Toronto (Mahler (HI, 7 3Sp m Spottke had three hits each with Spottke batting in three runs Ken Mandeville and Dennis Jacques both batted in two runs Each of his victories has As Affirmed streaked (Moort 2-0), (n| Chicago (R.Revtchtl 7-4) al Clncln for Middletown in the first game with BUI Balbach the winning been loudly cheered by the pa- across the finish line, the near- Oakland (Wlrth 3-4 or Keouflh 4-4) at nalMBonham 7-0), 1:05 p,m. and Gerding two. New York (Guldry 9-OJ, (fl) Plttiburoh (Condeloria 5-4) at Houiton trons of Steve's Pub, a Main ly 200 people who had been Mllwouket (Rodrlguei 0-3) Ol Detroit In tbe second game, Greg Vermelia drove in two runs with a pitcher. (Dliton I-2).i:Up.m. (Wllcox 4-1), (n( following the race on a large Phladelphlo (Lonborg VI) at tot An pair of doubles. Mike Yuhas was the winning pitcher and Rich Cohen drove Street bar named after Cleveland (WoiU 3-6) at Chicago oelei(Hooton4 S),l 40p m in all four runs with four singles. Bill Gerard had a two-run Cauthen when it was re- television screen, roared their (Krovtc4-4),

Some striped bass and bluefish and a lot of fluke were Gulemo of Bayonne won second prize with a 4%-pound fluke chances for bagging additional animals in a long season. caught in local waters in excellent weather over the week- and Helen Niejacko of liiddletown won third with a three- Pennsylvania has for many years started Its grouse and end Three stripers weighing li to 20 pounds apiece were pound nine-ounce nuke. The weekly contests start and stop squirrel season to coincide with the opening of the woodcock caught by John Kennedy of Bellord in the Sandy Hook tide at noon on Sundays. Pier owner Ben Sowul said fishing was season. The New Jersey council has proposed a statewide rip yesterday and brought in for weighing at the Tackle Box, good all last week for blackfish as well as fluke. HENRY Oct. H start of the squirrel season It Is proposed to start BeUord Frank Micalizzi of Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands, grouse hunting with the woodcock opening days in the Jerry Hodnicky of Keansburg caught nine fluke on Satur- said fluke fishing was fairly good over the weekend but much northern and southern tones. North of Route 70 the season day, the largest 5Vi pounds and also reported at the Tackle better on Wednesday when catches ran 40 to 45 to the boat. SCHAEFER may start Oct. 4 and south of that route on Oct. 28. Box Ron Sickler of Honmouth Beach caught two stripers, Top boat on Saturday was credited with 28 fluke. Fishing for Also on the agenda is a muzzleloading rifle deer season, the largest 20 pounds, Friday. He weighed the fish at Giglio's bluefish was just so-so over the weekend said Micalizzi. special permit seasons and steel shot regulations. New bait and tackle shop in Sea Bright. Paul Macaluso of Long Louis Fossani of Capt. Charlie's, Port Monmouth, re- trapping regulations and crow hunting season will be dis- Branch weighed in a Impound striper. Sid Coleman of ported Ed Shanks of Newark trolled five huge bluefish off cussed Haxlet caught four striped bass on worms. The largest Norton's Point yesterday. She said they were about 17 SHARK TOURNEY weighed 14% pounds pounds apiece and were taken on tube lures. Street, Trenton, at I p.m. tomorrow. Once again tagging and release will be emphasized in the Henry Aroud of South Plainfield caught a 33-pound It- Ed Swikart of Pauels Boats, Oceanic Bridge, Rumson, Another proposal suggested by the Fish and Game Coun- Seventh Annual Shark Tag Tournament sponsored by Mon- ounce striped bass on a live herring on Friday. Joe Milano of reported bluefish back in the Naveslnk again after an cil Is to permit successful hunters to try for additional deer Uuk Marine Basin, Westlake Drive, Montauk, N.V.. July the Long Branch Fishing Club caught three stripers, the absence of about a week. He said that Saul Phillips of Fair by purchasing additional licenses. This would apply both in M. largest 17 pounds. John McGlvney of Highlands caught two Haven ran scores of 14, nine and 10 bluefish on Thursday, the archery and firearms season. The belief is that some stripers, the larger 17 pounds. Friday and Saturday. The fish were reported taken on a hunters do not report their kills under the present regu- The highlight of the 1(77 tournament weekend was the Arthur Giglio reported a lot of fluke taken from the Hopkins lure with bucktail on the hook. Swikart said the fish lations. By permitting hunters to buy additional licenses, it is 1,031 pound mako caught by James George of West Paterson jetties and sea wall and also plenty of blackfish taken by appeared to be up to four pounds apiece. felt that they would report their early successes. who was fishing aboard his own 27-foot boat. This shark has fishermen who tried for this species. One party weighed Us Three Asbury Park Fishing Club members weighed in It Is believed that archers, operating in a season that been mounted and will be on display at the coming tour- catch of 31 pounds of blackfish at the store. three stripers at Tom's Bait & Tackle, Bradley Beach, extends for weeks instead of days, have been the prime nament. Last year mow than 1,000 anglers participated on Bob Mark of Beliord, fishing from the sea wall at Sea yesterday. Bud Johnson and Larry Gasparro each had 16(4 offenders. Archery hunting is silent. Once the deer is safely 150 boats. Bright yesterday caught an 18ft-pound striped bass. It was pounders and Walt D'Ambrosio an 18 pounder. tucked away in the vehicle, probably not having been seen by Under the supervision of Jack Casey, biologist and direc- weighed at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic Highlands. The fish HEARING TOMORROW anyone except the hunter himself, there is the option ol tor of the shark research program for the Department of took a live herring. An early opening of the grouse season to coincide with the taking it to a game inspection station or driving to the home Commerce at the National Marine Fisheries Service Labora- Chester Schultz of Cedar Grove yesterday was awarded opening of the woodcock season is among proposals that will garage. tory, Narragansett, R.I., the fishermen are given tagging the weekly prize for the heaviest fish in the Long Branch be discussed at the annual public hearing on hunting regu- Not all hunters are underprivileged. Some hunt on well- instruction and tags. Last year 252 sharks were tagged and Pier contest. It was a seven-pound seven-ounce bluefish. Ted lations at the State Museum Cultural Center, West State posted property where there are a lot of deer, with plenty of released during the tournament. Lopez wins 4th straight in LPGA MASON, Ohio (AP) - Nan- and equaling a fifth. year-old phenomenon her first son on the LPGA tour. Rankin cord for professional golf. Pate cy Lopez, the sport's win- Her 72-hole total of 275 and major title, a record-matching held the previous record of won more than $153,008 two nlngest rookie, cruised to a 2- her 13-under-par performance fourth straight triumph and July 12. set in 1978. years ago. She now has uoder-par 70 yesterday and established two records for her sixth victory this year. —Tied the consecutive tour- $142,000 since joining the won the Ladies Professional this major championship. Lopez earned $22,500, nament victory records pre- LPGA last July. She needs less Golf Association Cham- Her (-shot margin over pushing her money winnings viously shared by Mickey than $12,000 in the next eight ptonshlp, tying four records Amy Alcott brought the 21-for her last four tournaments Wright (twice), Kathy events to break the record. to $62,250. Whitworth and Shirley Englehorn. —Her total snapped the Alcott, the 1D75 LPGA previous LPGA championship Rookie of the Year, closed —Joined Donna Young, record of 278 Mary Mills with a 71 for 281 and picked up Jane Blalock, earner, posted In 1864 Her under-par a check for $14,(50. She used Whitworth and Rankin as figure shattered the previous an eagle on the ninth hole and $100,000 LPGA winners in one figure of t-under by Chako three birdies to finish second. year. Higuchi a year ago. Judy Rankin matched par —Extended her own record of 72 and was alone In third of victories for a first-year Lopez registered her Uth place at 283. JoAnne earner, player, either man or woman. round of par or better tn her last week's winner at Toronto, Bob Murphy and Jerry Pate last 13 rounds to easily win this had 71 for 284 and fourth place. hold the men's rookie mark. major championship. She Jo Ann Washam was fifth Several women had shared the posted nine straight pars on with 75-285. LPGA record of one rookie the front side and then With her victory, Lopez: victory. rammed in three birdies to off- —Became the earliest win- —Moved within range of set a single bogey on the dos- ner of $100,000 in a single sea- the rookie money-winning re- ing nine. Chinaglia scores 17th for Cosmos EAST RUTHERFORD, the goal line by defender Fran Beckenbauer at MOO after the N.J. (AP) - Giorgio Chinaglia O'Brien. O'Brien's clearing midfielder broke In alone on scored his 17th goal of the sea- pass was knocked down by the right side. He later stopped son yesterday, leading the Cos- Chinaglia 10 yards from the breakway attempts by mos to a 1-0 North American goal and the striker put theVladislav Boglcevic and Chi- Soccer League victory over ball past a sprawling MacRae. naglia. the Philadelphia Fury. Numerous Cosmos scoring Philadelphia's best chance Chinaglia, the NASL's lead- opportunities were thwarted came at 85 :M when forward ing scorer, put in a rebound of by acrobatic MacRae stops. Pat Fidelia's shot beat Cosmos a Franz Beckenbauer shot at Beckenbauer led Steve Hunt goalie Erol Yasln but was TIGER MUSKIES — Fisheries workers Chuck Sanderson and Bob Stewart WINS AGAIN— Nancy Lopez shows her happiness 13:43 after a scramble In front cutting across the penalty box saved by midfielder Giuseppe with a container of muskellunge-plke hybrid fry of the 6,000 fish now being after winning the Ladles Professional Golf Associa- of the net. at 19:08 but MacRae managed Wilson. reared at the Hackettstown State Fish Hatchery. The fish will be released into tion Championship in Mason, Ohio, yesterday. The Beckenbauer fired a bullet to hold onto Hunt's low, hard The Cosmos improved their selected waters of the state this fall. victory was the fourth In a row for the LPGA rookie, that beat Fury goalee Keith shot. record to 12-2, while Philadel- and her first ma|or title. MacRae but was stopped at The Fury goalie stopped phia's dropped to (-9. A crowd of 42,385 attended the game in Giants Stadium. You know what to Rochester tops look for in a car. Monmouth Park Today Richmond, 7-5 MONMOUTH PARK Ardienlf [ID) MocBeth 10 I Bold ond Fresh (117) MacBtlh.. 1M Breach ol faith (110) Klidila 1>-1 Now we'll show you »1Y!F Decode » Salute (113) Thomai 121 Sahada Oil) Brumlleld 10 l Sweetly (I0S) (ND) :....TO I ROCHESTER, NY. (AP) Mark ttM Coocti (HI) Perret II Kodohll (111) (ND) 15-1 Good Meeturemcnts (DM Perrel 1-1 Simple English (117) Mlcell )M — Rochester shortstop Jimmy Treasure Cay (III) Memetl 4 1 Drornbo (121) Solomone 1-1 Sunny Bay 009) Barrera 3-1 Novo|o Princess 017) (ND) $-1 DrogonSloyer (HI) McCouley 10-1 Northern Staff (1131 Edwordi H Quatre Saliont OM) Klldito 2-1 Mils Speculating 0)3) Thornburg 30-1 Smith swatted a two-run home whatto look for You O.K. Mil) (ND) :H How Bold (111) Tanner 1S-I SU to Five (110) Atmunen 10 1 Stoiiex (113) Borrero IS 1 Kdi Flyer (111) (ND) 10-1 Bumbe (113) MacBeth 6-1 Jane Porter (106) Atmiruen 20-1 run in the ninth inning yester- Ml A Challenge (111) IND) 1-1 m-«•,*•; I Y»* Up; 1M4IU day.as the Red Wings opened Ar|un (111) Ciorneckl Ill Royal Vanity 2nd (1)1) Broituord 6-1 Some Old Utue (114*) MocBeth....! 4-1 fM - tMW; I V»ft Up; 6 Fur. Cattle Rood (111) Gomel 20 1 Prince Mtiko (113) Mlcell 2-1 an International League twin in a dealer. Poppa Shorty (114) flrumtleld S2 Jersey Bounce (110) Kupfer 11 Choroing Prince (111) Thomol 3-1 Nuclear Pulie (1201) Solomon* 10-1 Gun Quill (114) Micell 10-1 Sir Timothy (US) Smyll* 101 bill with a 7-5 victory over Buffer (111) (NO! 4-1 Said So Oil) Nemetl in BRAIN. Aihwotthama (111) Ctarnecltl 1H Buttermilk Bay (116) Edward* 4-1 intrepid Courier 015) Whllley 13 1 Glow Native (114) Arellano. f I Richmond. Pick the dealer who was smart enough lo pick Reilleu Run (111) Brumtleid 5 7 Roman Aggie (116) Solomone....:'. 1-1 Cowrney Al (123) Betoncourt IS l Mike Dciucla (?»} (ND) 20-1 Zonu (116) Perret 3-1 Rock Soil (US) MocBeth S 2 Uilksw&gen as lh« best car (or New Jersey Repiupo (III) Mac Beth si Richmond won the second Tokoll We) Ffwei 20-1 Grey Reflection (114) Asmuiwn II LOOM Joint (120) Brumtleld 4-1 Ht s the rrvan who knows the difference Clasoicolly Polled (US) Brumtleld 10-1 game 0-2 behind hard-slugging in Good Tune (till Klidila 1-1 Quiet Answer (MS) Perret %-] between the cheapen price and (he best value Thou Fool (114) Thornburg 4-1 m -t*4M; 4 Y» * Up; Ctanf.; 4 fm. Fait Shotte (110) Mlnervlnl 131 RobBeUoir. Mow* 014) Nled J i Goy Coiiock (114) Perrel 10 I Mystery Lolne (110) Klidila 151 Jolie Caroline (til) Thornburg II Jersey Dancer (105) Kupter 4-1 Fiddle Finger* Illl) Kuprer 10 I em-SIMM J IY« A U*; SFur. The Braves scored three WATCH THE EYES. Oitimcllve'* Boy (1)4) Solomone H Star Ron* (112) Klidila 6-1 Sam Arc (113) (ND) J-) Remember Joe (IIS) Mlcell 1M They should be unblinking sharp, and wide Slaw Joe (lli) Wllion 7-1 Round Needie (HI) Tftomot «-1 O'Coyle (1131 Solomon* 5 j Mr. Rock (115) Thomas 3-1 runs in the first inning and one 1 Melinite (114) Wllion IS-1 Solid Joy (DA) MacBeth 5-2 Libra/Ion (172) Nemetl t 1 Eclolr (1IU> (NO) ;. M in the second of each contest, open vblkswagen dealers ate the kind of guys Very DliflnguHhed (1141 Tanner 11-1 Poddock Paula (114) Tonner 1-1 who can look youright i n Ihe eye because they Ptocelul Pride (ill) MacBeth 5-2 Arliiocrotic King (It*) Brumlleld 12-1 SELECTIONS but Rochester tied it 5-5 in the believe in the cars they sell They've gol the Bold Angle (112) Whltley 20 I sharp eyes that spotted Vblktwagen-Rabbits. Jrt-lMe*; 1Y«»U>,IM1IU Elite Ml. (114) Mlcell 15-1 By REGGIE STER seventh inning of the opener — Silver Piece (113) Perrel II Dashers and Sciroccos as the best cars IOT M-IMNiIYHUr;lF*r. 1 - Restless Ras, Dragti Slayer, Biffer last of regulation play — when Solarrlan (101) Flgueraa 10-1 New Jersey And (hey keep their eyes wide Cornl*hQueen (111) Edwordi 7-1 Nlall (ill) Wllion S-l I • Stew JM, NIMII, II Good Tine Marty Parrill hit a run-scoring open so Ihey won t miss any details thai will HORSES TO WATCH J - Drmba, Silver Piece, Ardleite single. make their service better By REGGIE STER 4 • Ptppa Skwrty, Zaai, Reman Aggie Smith's roundtripper, a 330- 5 - Peacefil Pride, RMW) Needle, Elite ms. foot soot to left field, gave CHECK THE EARS. SIR JOHN C. - Checked at far turn when rallying last week. Makt> sure the man you buy a car from listens BERRY BASKET • Ran into serious jam In recent one mile I - Ctretefc Qaeen, Qiatre Sa.sons, Sinny Bay Rochester reliever Tim Stod- real well, Volkswagen dealers do We think it's and 70-yard event. 7 - Prince MUk», LNW Joint, Qnlet Answer dard a 2-1 record and dropped import an i so we can give you IUSI what you Max Leon of Richmond to 1-1 need in a car And il s important after you gel COMMON BOSS • Throw out last effort by this two-year-old. 8 - Miss Speculating, O'Ctyle, Sans Arc 1 for his less than two innings of your car too B«auw someone should be BREYER PATCH - Larry Jennings bas this one ready for a • • Rack Salt, Mr. Rtck, Eclair thete lo listen when you need or wanl score. BEST BET: Miss Speculating (8th) work. something don** ALL BIZ - Dependable campaigner was in over her head in Friday's winners: Diamond's Bonns ($1M); Major Majestic In the second game, Tom last. (I1I.M); EXACTA(MS). Boggs of Richmond and THE MOUTH SHOULD BE MORE THAN JUST A GARAGE FOR THE SMILE. Rochester's Ray Bare worked A smile does rvjl a yreat dealer make A moulh the full seven innings, Boggs should Talk oui of only one side ll.should be tossing a four-hitter to pick up filled with reassurance and helpful answers his first victory tn two games. Thais the kind of mouth you yet when you lalk lo a Jersey Pro Meadowlands tonight Bare dropped to 2-4. Every Vfolkswagen dealer really cares. UI-PmlMMlM Hobo Pattern (Morgon) 1-1 J,M. Dreomcr (No driver) 20-1 Speedy Dove (Dancer Sr.) t-2 He's got the most sophisticated, most experienced, and loyal service Vonston Heritage fMonit) 7] Drencl Maleity (Doherty) IS I JoHy Pal Revonon (Smith Jr.) 30-1 Count Me (Doherty) M Parson's thrift Rente's Fella (Ronner) IS l George Marvel iwilllomi) 9-2 Scenic lile (Lohm*y*r» 4-1 DobboLIn (OMuia) IS-1 department in his area. He wouldn't do all that if he didn't care, would he? And En* (Oeiloiontl) 9-1 Gorior Jet (Campbell) 20-1 Strong Focus (Day) 5 1 Kitty Koi (Gillli) S-l Fly Fly Minstrel (Dalgneoult) II Stabile (Browne) 25-1 Slephonlet Colt (Wing) 6-1 he certainly wouldn't sell a car that gives you so many features as standard MBr«cM earns victory Boby * Knight (Webster) . » I Or. D. Baker (Webster) JO-1 Sue'l Biaier I Houghton) Deceptive (Monti) S-1 Scolbav (Doh*rty) Dyon's Medal (Webster) equipment if he didn't care about you. Chrli Adoptor (Gllmour) S-1 Meddlesome (Wright) % M-PMI.M 4yre*,.M Armbro Rodney (Somton) Balling Dove (William*) 3-1 RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) Fantattic Sutler (Dauplalse) jj-1 Pot's Gypty (no Driver) S-2 lt«i-P»ce ... S-1 Currltuck Vernon (Wing) 25-1 1 - Radar CiUu, H.H. Let He, Peggy Lee Direct Fob (Gllmour) ,. 10-1 LoLlner (Houghton) 7-2 second margin over Richard Ovtrservt . 20-1 H.H. Freehold (Smith Jr.) 4-1 4 — Overdtae, Drexel Majeity, Gearge Marvel Rotiar Collins (Puntolillo) , ...4-1 Royal Thomai (Nodrlver) • I I - H.E. Day, Pad Gypsy, Happy Ed Petty, who slowed to almost At Ub*rty (Wing) ... 31 Romano Haven (Wllllomi) 30-1 Idle speed on the last lap after Josbo Captain (Roquet) , 12-1 Sweet Jamboree (Pholenl l-l I — U Uaer,.R*yal Tktnas, Sweet Jaabaree Bed Abbe * Kntghl .4-1 m-p*c*)r«MhtiMMiM challenging closely for the lead Vesper Lod (Ratnbone) . 15-1 Billy i Choice Line (Haughlan) M 7 - Navy LfbeD, Templar UbeU, Strwg Ftcis Peggy Lee Direct ... S-l Templor Lobeil (Houghton) *, M I - Deceptive, Carls Adapter, Right Over earlier. Another 10 seconds be- Berkshire Skipper (Fogltorwtt) .. 20-1 Pocky M IWebtter) II hind was Bobby Allison In Banger Lobeil (Lorcnle) 15-1 I- Speedy Dcve, C«nt Me, Kitty Kit Sayrevllle ... 5-2 Navy Lobeil iStotford) ; .... f-2 third, with Dave Marcis a AdvocotorHanover (Monii) ...4-1 F.W. Butter (Monil) _ N W It - BarM'i SCIMUM, Gtrea, Gddei Airway Overdone (No driver) ... n G.E. Senator (Milby) 8-1 BEST BET-ULIaer-«h close fourth. Llppln Motor Car Co., Inc. Whirling Bret (Llporll . 121 FlKOlCritli (No driver) 12 1 Route 35 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY. JUNE 12.1978 The Dfetfy RcffMer 11 Borg whips Vilas to corral French Open PARIS (AP) - Sweden's BJora Borg. with demoralizing up to win the women's doubles title S-7. M, 8-« Saturday over the When Borg speaks of his game, he uses the words con- p precision and speed, whipped defending champion veteran Australian team of Lesley Bowrey and Gail Lovera. fidence and concentration. His confidence seemed to waver Guillermo Vilas of Argentina 1-1, 6-1, t-l yesterday to win his VUas, a B-year-old Argentinian, now has managed to beat early in the first set, but Us concentration didn't. third French Open tennis title. Borg only four times In II meetings, was gracious In defeat. By the second set, especially after he broke Vilas's serve in The cool, 22-year-old Swede added the $48,000 crown to his "He played very well and wasn't making any mistakes," the first game, Borg became increasingly confident. VUas got a Italian Open victory of two weeks ago with an awesome display VUas said. little stronger, too, bat everything he could do Borg could do of day court consistency, breaking Vlias's serve nine times. "We can all play better. I can play better, but you can't win better. "I was a little bit surprised I won that easily, especially the all the time," said the soft-spoken VUas, ranked No. 1 by many VUas triad lobs. Borg got to them and often returned first two sets," Borg said after the 1-hour, «-mlnute match. in 1177. winning shots. VUas tried drop shots. The speedy Borg got "We had some long games, but I won all the important points. I "He's quicker than me, but I'm stronger," VUas said of almost all of them. was never scared, even when he broke my serve In the third Borg. "But It was not a long match where I could take In the third set, VUas broke Borg's serve In the first game Ht." advantage of my strength." The crowd went wild But Borg responded with a service break Borg did not lose a single set during the 14-day competition Borg and VUas, seeded No. 1 and No. 2, respectively,, both of his own and that seemed to take the rest of the starch out of at Roland Garros Stadium. In his third set against powerhouse suited with their familiar game of top-spin drives from the Vilas's confidence. Roacoe Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., Borg was forced to baseline and both appeared tense in the first game, which set Borg broke VUas's serve again In the fourth game and held a 12-potnt tiebreaker, but won It 7-5 to take the quarter-final the tone for the match. his to take the set C-i for the match. contest. Borg double-faulted, a rarity for him, and missed two shots Borg was presented his trophy by Henri Cochel, who won Borg now goes on to Belgrade for a Davis Cup match and at net. But as was to be the case all afternoon, VUas simply this tournament four times, the last time in 1(32. Rene Lacoste then to the grass courts of Wimbledon, which follows the French couldn't capitalize on the few mistakes Borg made, and Borg was the only other player in history to win this tournament three Open among the four so-called "Grand Slam" tennis tour- finally won the game. times, the last time In 1121,41 years before Borg. naments. Borg then broke Vilas's serve, mostly because of mistakes Borg also won here in 1974 and 1175. In the women's competition. No. 1 seeded Virginia Rudcl of made by the left-handed VUas. The break helped Borg shake off Hank Pflster of Bakersfleld, Calif., and Gene Mayer of Romania overpowered defending champion Mima Jausovec of his early nervousness and the Swede went on to break VUas' Mendham, N.J., took the doubles title Friday with a M, 1-2,1-2 victory over the Spanish team of Manuel Orantes and Jose Yugoslavia 6-2,1-2 to take the $24,000 crown serve twice more to win the first set (-1 before a capacity 12,000 Mlgleras. The tall, swift 22-year-old Ruzicl and Jausovec, 21, teamed sun-drenched spectators. Bean outlasts Trevino in Memphis golf MEMPHIS (AP) - Andy hole yesterday subdued an acre before It got there," I1.78J.8M Palmer, the game's where you don't have to make made It a three-way tie and Bean looked up with an Trevino. Andy said. first $1 million winner, now is so many birdies to win, I've settled lor third at M-278 third at $1,781,75*. amazed expression on his face. "I'm reaUy looking forward "I was just trying to lag it got a lot better chance." John lister of New Zea- to the Open. I want to make it "Are you going to change any- up there and the dang thing More Importantly, perhaps, Tom Kite missed the land, Gary Koch and Tom thing going Into the Open?" three In a row." playoff by a single shot. He went In." Trevino found the action he Purtzer were next at 278 Koch someone had asked. Bean, who won the Kemper wanted going Into the national failed on a 7-foot eagle putt on shot a closing 68, Lister 69 and Trevino missed on his "I sure hope not," Andy re- Open a week earUer, had to championship. the lHh bole that would have PvtJtrn. plied. "Things seem to be birdie toe 72nd hole with a 8 birdie try and he was a run- going pretty good the way they foot putt to tie Trevino, who nerup for the fourth time this "I feel awful good about it," • are right now." watched from a golf cart by year. rj said. "I think I've hit on Indeed they are. the 18th green on the Colonial But there were a number of something. I'm fading the ball The big guy caUed "Ll'l Country Club course. positive factors for Lee, too.again, like I used to do. Aimer" by his feUow pros, had That tied them at 277, 11 He and Bean both made it into "I'm hitting the baU very Just bested Lee Trevino in a under par. Trevino, who came the World Series of Golf. Andy close. I've got It moving to the sudden death playoff for the from a tie for 19th with a 7- collected 150,000 from the' total right and it's going right at the title in the Danny Thomas- under-par IS In the final round, purse of {250,000 and moved flag. I've been working on it Memphis Golf Classic. It sends played about \y, hours in front Into second on the season's awful hard. Now I've got what him into this week's U.S. Open of Bean, who had a last-round money-winning list at $187,50*, I want. I'm driving it good, as a winner In his last two 71. including $110,000 in his last real good. starts and the hottest Item on On the first playoff hole, a two starts. the tour. par-S, Trevino put his tee shot "Now I don't have to work COPS OPEN — Sweden's B|orn Borg mokes a re- on the irons going into the "This Is definitely a boost In through the green In the fr- Trevino won $28,500 and turn during his victorious match against defending Open. I can just concentrate my confidence," the 25-year- inge. Bean was to the left. "I Jumped past Arnold Palmer champ Guillermo Vilas In the French Open at Paris on my putting. I'm feeling aw- old Bean said after a J5foot don't know how long It was, into second place on the all- yesterday. Borg dethroned Vilas to win his third ful good about It. I've been birdie putt on the first playoff but it looked like It rolled over time winning list. He has •French Open title. playing good all year and when • we get on those tough courses Major League box scores Hearne

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LaMoatar. McCovay 2. Bonnall, Burroughs. HR-Morroewi (I). There were five leaders (In- Mont t 111*1 13 13 McLohln L.O1 4 14 4 14 Clark. HR-Evom 141, Montanai (»l, Ron SB-Ronltr. CIvKnd L.I-3 1 3 I I • I 0 0*0 Mantogua S 4 1111mad). IF-Clerk. cluding Heame twice) In the Sov.-LoGro« IS). T-l H A-IMB1. Savt-Compotll (3). WP-f rterilay. • H RIRBBSO IF M R t• BB SO 4 4 3 4 bang-bang action which saw 14 1 1 S 0 MnttvncoW.S-l 733 4 I S 3 I 6 0 0 0 7 NOT QUITE—Lee Trevino raises his cap and club to Jim s»r»M 0 0 0 1 ebrhbl eerbel Levellt 11-330003 cars out of business when the PuW If 3 10 1 BTOCt If 4 111 Gemai u 3 110 Molltor 3b 4 I I 0 • Tart Corlton W44 I 4 4 3 S final checkered flag fell. celebrate a birdie on the 17th hole during yester- WMIIng If 3 0 10 Tmpttn 11 3 11* Hutlenrf 40 3 0 Money Ib 4 13 1 EipllHno L.S-S S 4 I I Bruutor 3 0 0 11 I ob.ll 3b 4 10 0 HnOrck cf 4 113 Bailor cf 10 0 1 DMoy rf 4 0 I t Road day's round of the Memphis Classic. The birdie put trBH abrhbl Carfy on 4 110 Nine dh 3 13 0 Brvhert 3 3 11 3 0 0 10 Heame grabbed the lead on Cteene cf 4 0 0 0 SMuneM c 4 I I ( 4 0 B 0 Molltor It 10 0 0 I I I I Trevino Into a short-lived lead, but Andy Bean even- JCrui rf 4 0 11 KHrrau IB 4 110 BmeHI cl 3 0 11 Money It 3 0 0 0 Howall 3b 4 2 2 0 Oellvl. II 4 0 11 Slaoarf 10 0 0 0 a lSth Up restart, lost it to Don Wuhan Ib 3 111 Moral., rt 4 0 I • Mutton rf 3 0 10 Oentnr Ib 0 0 0 0 Moybry Ib 4 0 3 1 OTnema cf 4 1 I I Sova-Lovalla It). HBF-Mntluico tually won the tournament. Ham 3k 3 111 Ralti 3b 3 0 I I Seller cf 4 110 Bondo Ib 3 0 0 0 Upinow II 3 0 10 Yount u 4 111 (by EnHnovil. PB-Sodak. T-l:Jt A- tBrkM Stives of East Windsor In lap BaUoktc 4000 Tytan 3b 4001 Cony dh 4000 HlHadh 4133 McKoy 3b 3 0 0 3 Gontnr Ib 3 0 10 3O.M7. Lopai» 434 1 Com» SO I 0 16, but regained It for the dura SeKlentt 3010 Danny p IIB0 Howell 3b 10 10 Laicono rf 1 0 I 0 Cerent c 4 0 0 0 BMortni c 3 0 0 0 •uuall >i s 3 4 I tpalar •• 3 10 0 ufetera 1010 Meybry Ib 10 0 1 Dovli If 4 0 10 CMaori c 0 10 0 TMrlm u 10 0 0 Cromon II S 0 3 3 Uon in lap 20 and was nevei KPoncM 10 0 0 Upthaw If 3 0 01 Yount u 3 0 10 TtM aim TaM as it 4 etraM ' ab r h M Oervey Ib 3 1 3 3 Pern Ib 4 0 10 raw n 3 41 TaM a i ri McKay 3b 3000 GThenu cf 1 0 0 0 Tareete 010 111 Ill-I Rlchrdi cl S 0 I 0 OaJtwi mill Cay 3b S I 3 4 EVolnln rf 4 0 0 0 seriously threatened aftei HeeM BIB III M B-I Aehev c 3*00 CMoera c 3110MIIIIBKIH III ill l l l- s OBeker II 5 0 1 0 Cerler c 4 0 0 0 that. It LBBJI BIB III 10 1— STaM Hill TaM • 1 4 1 Oevellll It 0 0 0 0 Dowlen cl 4 13 0 E—Cedeno DP-41 Louit I. LOB- E-aMertlnai. DP-Toranlo 3. Mll- 2 I Bllttnar 1b 4 0 11 Locyrt 4 110 Porrlih 3b 1100 BMW& TereaM III 000 IOB-1 Northcl Hauttan 4. SI. Louli a. n-Maralat. wouku 1. LOB-Toronto S. Mllwoukt. S. Gambia II 4 II Klnomnrl 100 1 5 I I 0 PopDb 30 10 Stives and Heame tangled JCrvi. HtnoYkk. HR-Hewe 14). Watoen HBllBetll III III 0 I I- 1 IB-Corty, Hlale. Howtll. OMoy, Ogllvlt DThmi 3b 3 I 2 Trill, a, 4 0 0 1 OroH c E-HowMI. DP-Tarenh) I. Mllwou S 3 3 I Grimily > III! opn the front stretch In lap M II). M-TampWan 1. I— AMu|er. SF- HR-Monev 111, GThemat 111). Younl II) Soetl c 4 0 10 Onllvrj 3b 4 3 10 Reutnmp Illl kaa I. LOB- -Toronto 3. Mllwoukta 7. IB - K Almon Ib 4 0 3 0 HCrui cl 3 13 1 Reu p Duaip 1111 Yount. Laicene. HR-Hltle (101. SF- S-Upmow. SF-Bollor. McKay. 0 0 0 0 Malkn ph 10 11 and several laps later, the IP H R BR BB SO IP H R BR BB SO SMrleyp II Bl Wolm« toil Hough p 3 0 11 Meybarry. OAQUI.I pOOOl Cenc 4130 Ootea c AKImen p 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Fr lot ph 10 0 0 former pitted for the evening. Andutar L.H 41) 7 4 I 1 I IP M R ER BB SO 7 I Rmmm p 010 0 Burm p 10 0 0 Teraata TMurany L.l ] Athlora« III) Murcer pH 10 0 0 StMfUrp 0000 Chevrolet KForiTn 1 1-3 I I I I I Ondafwod L.I 7 I 4 13 4 7 Garret! ph I 0 0 0 Hearne lapped everyone in H Laala MLrap 0011 OMaeree 0000 GormonGorm p 0 0 0 0 3 I I SuHarp 1000 the 22-car field with the excep- Danny W.4-4 t 13 3 11 W.I-4 S I 1 0 S TBM 44 11 II II TeTew It 4 II 3 WP-0ei»i». T-I:«. A-1/.1H 0 0 S TtM 30 4 14 4 TlBX 8 7 114 L || 4 ||| BIBB • 3 BIB—II tion of second place finisher BIB III llf-l III 4111 Ill-I III 114 I In- I Rod Cunllffe of Point Pleasant. Sales - Service E-OemMe, Rlchoret. OP-Son Dlago I. Chicago 3. LOa-Son Diego I. Chicago I. . Ruuall, Cremonit. OP- Bob RosseU of Jacobstown »-OMWM. MCrul. Gambia. AtMord. Loi AnMn I. LOB-Loi Angtltt I. Mori ATTENTION: VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS! 38—Combla. Onllvaroi. HR— OThomoi real I. 38—c U at r h kl Norwood It 4 0 1 0 JNorrli rt SO 3 0 away from Paul Burdge of Rivera rl 4010 Kulptr 3b 3100 Worlds At a»rhN ebrhM Farmlngdale the fifth time SERVICES AT THE EXTRA SPECIAL Ford ct 4 110 Blooki 3b 10 0 0 Rote 3b 4 0 0 0 Tovtroi u Illl Moral! dh 3 0 3 0 BBall 3e Sill Grlltay rt 4 0 10 Moreno cl 3 0 0 0 around and romped to his first Kuslck Ib 4 0 0 0 Thornln Ib S I 0 0 Morgan k I01D Porker rf 4 13 0 WeHe3t> 3 0 00 Grubo II 3000 Foiter If 4 12 1 BRbnin If 4 0 0 0 victory of 1978. PRICE OF ... *or00 CuboogK 1000 Menmgcl 4011 Cncpcn u 4 0 0 0 Storgell Ib 3 10 0 ON ANY Smelley mill Co« dti 4031 Drleun Ib 4 0 10 Otic 1111 A distant second was Doug Rendoll 3b 3 1 3 0 Prultt c 4 0 0 0 Knight Ib 3 0 0 0 Corner» 4 0 11 Adami ph 1 I 0 0 Spead pr 0 0 0 0 Gerenm cf 1 0 I 0 Mendoi > lll> French of Wall Township. 35 VOLKSWAGEN! WllteagSb 000 0 Hottey c 000 0 Warner c 3 0 0 0 Mllner ph 0 0 0 0 Larry Patterson of Princeton Boromn c 4 0 3 0 Veryier 113 0 0 0 Hume p 3 0 0 0 Mocho 3b 1 B 0 0 TeM - ll I • • TeM » I • i Lum ph 0 0 0 0 Rooker p 2 0 10 was third; John Megill of WaU • Uok tttt air conditioner unit. • Check windshield wiper system. HB III UB B- 1 Bench ph I o 0 0 Songln ph I 0 I 0 Cl I Bl M III 1-1 Sorment p 0 0 0 0 Tafculva p 0 0 0 0 Township was fourth, and Ed • Re-diarg* air conditioner system. • Sank* windshield washer system. OBteetiatiiwl.iUtreaK.ref OJOCkmp 0 000 Sendewicx of Lake Parslppany e-Smolley 3, Norwood. DP-clayt- Muller Whltion p 0 111 (as needed). • Clean I re-gap spark plugs ( chetk Und I. LOB-Mlnnetota 7, Clavalood I] TaM a I 7 I TaM a I 7 I was fifth. 38— CM. BBall, eoramaftn, Monnlna. 38 BIB III llt-l • Adjust brakes —check broke tyitem condition. - BBell. S-Kulptr. Rivera, Vtryier. BIB III 11 a-I IP H R IR BB SO DP-Plftiaufgn I. LOB—Clnclnnotl S, Denis Walepa of Lincroft PlttKjurgh I. 28-Parktr. Gorner. 18- captured his first Modern MMlriea. • Check front-end condition. Serum 'I 4 10 2 5 Porkar. HR-Foiter 111). SB-Morgon. Mortholl L.l s 1-13 1 llo Mortno. SF-Ott. Stock Car feature as he held • AdJBjst dtrtch — check condition. • Check and adjust all belts. off a tightly bunched field In Hoed 4 1-3 S 0 0 0 3 IP H R IR BB SO • Adjust hMMKghts - check all other PoKlon W.3-3 Sl-J 3 I I I J the 25-lap event. Bob Cramer HBP-Narwood Iby Po.lon) Bolk- Hume of Brick Township was second Ifkh. Po«lon. T-3:«. A-33.S47. Sormlanto L.S-3 1 3 3 3 I B with BUI Cameron of Howell Ka.ae.Clly OMntt Rookar 7 3 I 1 0 > ($25.00 II vehicle is not air conditioner equipped.) Takulva 1-33000 I Township third, Buth Coloslmo Broun 3b 5 0 0 0 leFlore cf S 1 3 0 GJockun W.l-3 3-330001 of River Plaza fourth, and These services would normally cost approx. $75.00. Any additional parts or labor MCRet on 5 0 0 0 Kemp ll 3 3 0 0 Whttion 0 0 0 11 needed will be done ONLY with your prior authorization! ODratl 3D 4 0 10 Stout dh S I 3 3 lova-WhltKn (II. HBP-MenOoio John Baker of WaU Township Wlhen ll 0 10 0 JThmpi IB 4 0 3 1 (by Hunt), Tovtroi 3 Iby Humal. T-l:23. You must present this ad at lime of service. OlliCf 3 110 ARdrgiSb 3000 A-34.R3. fifth. Hurdle Ib 3 0 11 PorrlUI c 4 110 Porter cc 10 0 0 Wocknti rl 3 0 1 0 Wothon c 10 0 0 Tromml ll 3 0 11 * CALL FOR APP'T TODAY 40 10 3000 CB.S. SUPERMARKET s r. Illl ASK FOR MR. MAZZA 741-8500 Terrell 3b 1 0 S 0 36 MAIN 8T. KEANSBURG Offer good til July 14, 1978 0 m m t-t Aberdeen Twp. rMatrae icerea ase-FVmie* . DP-Koma m City I. LOB -OMMatmarMatra Kenldl City I, eDalrolt I. 28- PICK-IT ^hompirieFVm. LtFlerti DP. HR-Sloub II). 58- (formerly Matawan Twp.) SHREWSBURY MOTORSinc 0111. Wllun. S-ARdrlgual. SF-Trom IP H R BR BB SO JER^rv NUMBER GAME city (One o/ New Jersey's Oldest Auth. VW Dealers) • 112 11 Pick any thra* numbers — your can play Rte. 34 &S. Atlantic Ave 113 1 1 1 1 1 from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M, 7 days a w«tk Shrewsbury Ave • 741-8500 • Tinton Falls •<*tr 111 4 1 | 4 s HlllerW.S-3 111 0 0 0 1 2 5§fr8000 Wl>-eo«tr. T-3:4S.A-I4.1IO. WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER Weddings Warner-Landis Widows take stand SHREWSBURY - Mill Warner were married yester- Landia was flower girl Victoria EUen Undis and U S day ta the Presbyterian David Wledenpahn was Itavy Easlgm Michael E. Church at Shrewsbury. The best man. Ushers were Ser- -ULeve Rev Hirlan Durfee officiated geant Stephen Warner and Dear Readers:' Recently I lag aw 1 caaatt ktvMe the printed a letter from t widow •eyMeaas ef ay tw» aaagk Dear In: O'K. Dea't forget at the ceremony, which was Lance Corporal Thomas hin, Remember aim. Bui followed by a reception In the Warner. (married B years) who wrote, ten. As bag aa I stay whtta "We had a fine marriage, no ANN LANDERS tat asaa ef the amber sf forget his phone number It's Shadowbrook here. too expensive. The bridal couple was grad- money problems, four healthy gaestt aaastea. ate* she have Parents, what should you Parents of the couple are uated from Red Bank Regional children and a good sex life, care ef aba tor aearty a year, aad a gtai sex We wttfc civic, Ik* right I* auke farther re High School. She has been em- but I'm glad he's dead. watte ae waste* away. I let by rhanh aai dab wtrk. WeB. I aMettaas? do if your teenager is having Mr and Mrs William H. Land- sexaal relations? Ann Is, 311 Sycamore Ave., and Mr. ployed as shift supervisor at Widowhood Is great. I'm enjoy- Ms tea aad acM Us aaad whea eaax , P.8. My SM ISM kelp, lets Friendly Ice Cream here. Ens. ing the freedom and having a he task alt but breath A Darted Landers' new booklet, "High and Mrs. George Warner, i SaekntcMt aid ckarck ae- afraM I* stead it U a wtaua School Sex and How to %eal Parker Place, both families of Warner was awarded a wonderful time." I knew thai aba aad laea weal abMl Ike ttvMes ttaM aever M the veM wht shews U Ike sagas ef bachelor's degree in aerospace letter would create a dynamite task el trylag to piek •> the With It - A Guide for Teeas Shrewsbury. toil by ay kutaad'i death. bdag a ftrauaakfc aether-la- and Their Parents," gives no- engineering from the. United response from bereaved pieces aad auke a Hfe wtthtat Alter three years ef law. Thaak yea. — Greta's States Naval Academy, An- widows, but I certainly didn't hua. nonsense advice on bow to Miss Stephanie Landis was whttahtid, hMkadJag tae year handle this delicate situation her sister's maid of honor. The napolis, Md, and is stationed anticipate an unprecedented I dta't leek •*•• to aenay. I stU abs aha Dear Mother: Actually, it's For each booklet, send H cents Misses Jennifer Landis and at Naval Air Station, Pensa- avalanche of outrage from the up to the groom to battle this In coin plus a long, stamped, Mary Warner were cola, Fla., where he and his four corners of the earth. was always free. I dtd.'t leel Mrs. Michael Waraer through with the help of his self-addressed envelope to Ann bridesmaids and Jacqueline bride will reside. Many letters were beau- shackled ky aurrtage. I had •al I'at earrylag a*. Nee Victoria Landis bride. If he's too timid to speak Landers, P. 0. Box HIM. Chi- tifully written. Here Is one of devanea tad adtratlta aad Trybg. My lie Is haty I •• out in behalf of his teenage cago. Illinois Mill. the most poignant. It came beaatHal c—paabashto. "free." lat l"d gladly trade cousins and his sisters' from Youngstown, Ohio: I OM'I recall seelag Ike •I aqr eaaudUee aMettagi, boyfriends, I don't see why you Zdyrski-Lawton ward "lave" M that widow's art rtotsei, parties, dak ae- MALLON INSTALLED Dear Aia Leaders: S* should get involved In a tetter. Maybe she eaa repbte tivMes aad gtk* lesssas ler eae FAIR HAVEN -Mrs. KEANSBURG - Miss Merits Ann Lawton stitute. He Is employed by AT4T, Plscataway. "wsatuhtt* Is great." TeU me knockdown drag-out fight with M years at ao awaey preb- awre aajht with Mm. - Altae Gordon Mallon will be presi- and John Michael Zdyrski were married here Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, the ah** ». My aasbaas aid I your future daughter-in-law's lesas, tear healthy cklMrea dent of the Garden Club of May 17 in St. Mark's Episcopal Church. The couple will reside la Laurence Harbor. wen aurrled lea years. I lack Dear Aaa Uaderj: Deesa'l family. Ik* grata or an pareats have Fair Haven for a two-year Rev Samuel Koons performed the ceremony term. Installed with her at a and a reception followed In Dorian Manor, Old aaytMaf la say ahtal was b te Dear Aaa: My beyfrlead be tavtled to a weaatag reeep- aaeved !,Mt antes away. He luncheon In the MoUy Pitcher Bridge Inn, Red Bank, were Mrs The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lita? I have gtae altag with •Mat write MM be armalted Ike itrtdly adatt receptlta (II at I caked Mai kwg abtaaee. Arthur H. Kendrick, vice pres- Robert R. Lawton, 48 Forest Ave., here. The ident; Mrs. David Maloney, re- bridegroom is the son of Mr. aid Mrs. John aad ever) akaaagk «y aaa has Be aatwered the phaae aad fear teeaage eaaakts he wtaM whea I aaM, "Tils b Blaise," cording secretary; Mrs. John Zdyrski, Rahway. * Lifestyle J. Kelly, corresponding secre- realy kar U have allead. I at be tried to dbgabe Ms vtlee. tary, and Miss Adelade Rob- Miss Diane Weisbrot was maid of honor. 12 SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONOAY, JUNE 12.1978 reseat Ike fact, htwever, that Waal afceaM I at? Deal say Alto attending the bride were Mrs. Linda Ike bride's anther b aba left- forget bha heeaate I caa'l I • inson, treasurer. Rudolph, Miss Valerie Bennett; Miss Ethel Robinson and Miss Donna Zdyrski. Best man was Thomas Zdyrski, brother of the bridegroom. Paul Rudolph, Phil Spiech, Olini-Marchigiano Thomas Metiger and William Schultz were KEYPORT - Miss Klmbtrly Ann The bride U a graduate of Raritan High ushers. Marchlgiano and Joseph John Olinl lit were School aad attended Falrleigh Dickinson Uni- The bride Is a gradutate of Keansburg High married here May » in St. Joseph's Roman versity and Brookdale Community College. She School. Catholic Church. The Rev. Alfonso Sal per- b employed by Rlvenriew Hospital, Red Bank. The bridegroom Is a graduate of Irvington formed the ceremony. The bridegroom is a graduate of Keyport High School and of Technical Training In- MB. AND MM. JOIN ZDYBSKI The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. T. High School and Is now attending Brookdale Marchlgiano, H4 Poole Ave., Haxlet. The Community College. He Is employed by bridegroom Is the son of Dr. and Mrs. G. Olinl, Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel. 44 Walnut St., here. The couple will make their home In Eaton- Duncan-Gallino Ms. Virginia Suriano was maid of honor and town. UNCROFT - Miss Paula Jean Gallino and Gilbert Olinl Jr. was best man. ' Alan Thane Duncan were married here Hay 21 In Thompson Park. The Rev. George C. Reid Jr. performed the ceremony. Candito-Rizzo The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leopold GaUlno, !2 Newman St., West NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Joanne Riixo Keansburg. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. . AND MBS. JOSBN OLINI in and Richard Candlto were married here May and Mrs. George Duncan Sr, 131 Hazlet Ave., II in St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church. The Harlet Rev. Frank Bruno officiated. Miss Cedle Gallino, sister of the bride, was The bride b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. maid of honor. Jeff Estell was best man. Hendricks-Reardon Joseph Rioo, M Kenneth Terence West, Mid- Mrs. Duncan Is a graduate of Rarllan High dletown. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and HOLMDEL - Hiss Janice Claire Reardon Mrs. D.F. Candito, I Daniel St., here. School and is employed by Altex Pipe and and Douglas Wayne Hendricks were married Supply Co., Shrewsbury. here May 20 In St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Miss Isabel DeDonne was maid of honor Mr. Duncan Is also a graduate of Raritan Church. The Rev. Vincent P. McTlghe, cousin and William Candlto, brother of the bride- High School and is employed by Owens-Illinois, of the bride, performed the ceremony. groom, was best man. Holmdel ' Mrs. Candlto U a graduate of Middletown Following a wedding trip to Colorado, the The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Mary High School and Is employed by the Continental MR. AND MRS. ALAN DUNCAN couple will reside in Keyport Reardon, it Jubilee Circle, Aberdeen, and Coffee Co., South Brunswick. John Reardon, New Brunswick. The bride- Mr. Candito is abo a graduate of Mid- groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick dtotown High School and U employed by the Henricks, 1NH Roosevelt Ave., Morganville. Continental Coffee Co. Toole-Barton The couple will make their home In Brick BLOOMSBURG, PA. - Miss Ruth Annette Emergency Services, also at Gelsinger Medi- Miss Brenda Stewart, cousin of the bride- Township. MB. AND MBS. BICB AID CANDITO Barton and Timothy John Toole were married cal Center. groom, was maid of honor. hare May 27 in Wesley United Methodist Following a wedding trip to Canada, the Church. The Rev. Doanald Harper performed couple will make theif home In Danville, Pa. The bride is a graduate of Matawan Re- the ceremony and a reception was held in the gional High School and Is employed by Shop- Taylor-Murray church Social Room. Rite, Aberdeen. MIDDLETOWN - Miss Kathleen Ann Mur- The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom is a graduate of Freehold ray and Bruce Taylor were married here May William H Barton, 82 Walnut St., here. The Regional High School and attended Brookdale »in King of King's Lutheran Church. The Rev. bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Community College. He served in the U.S. William Hanson performed the ceremony. Robinson, M Monroe St., Red Bank, N.J. Army National Guard and Is presently em- The bride b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Georgianne Gensemer was maid of ployed by Shop-Rite, Aberdeen John Murray, 47 Snyder Ave., Keansburg. The honor. Also attending the bride were Mrs. Nan bridegroom b the son of Mrs. Beatrice Taylor, DeFellee, Mrs. Mary EUen Miller and Mrs. Following a wedding trip to Florida and Jane DUdlne, all sisters of the bride. Nassaa, the couple will reside In Shrewsbury. Miss Mary Murray, sister of the bride, was Best man was Edward Toole, brother of the maid of honor afcd William Malinowsky was bridegroom. Jack Stabocslk, Rodney Arent, best man. and Joe Jones were ushers. The bride is a graduate of Keansburg High The bride is a graduate of Bloomsburg High School and b employed by Dixie Lee Bakery. iSchool and of Bloomsburg State College. She la Keansburg. employed as a secretary by Gelslnger Medical The bridegroom is a graduate of Linden Center, Danville. High School and is presently attending Union The bridegroom is a graduate of the Univer- College. He b employed by the Linden Police sity of Dayton and the University of Idaho. He Department. ' is employed as Supervisor of Psychiatric MR. AND MM. TIMOTHY TOOLE Following a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will make their home In Linden. MS. AND MIS. BRUCE TAYLOR Stilwell-Riker CLIFFWOOD BEACH - Miss Nancy Joyce Riker and Gary Wilson SUlwell were married here May M in Bay view Presbyterian Church. The Rev. John Slater performed the ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Riker, MO Woodbine Drive, here. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard MR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS KNDIICU StilweU, 108 Arlington Ave., Union Beach Miss Janice Riker, sister of the bride, was! maid of honor and Richard SUlwell, brother of | the bridegroom, was best man. Mrs. StilweU is a graduate of Matawan 1 Regional High School and is employed by Kerr| Car/ A. Quafli«, Glass Manufacturing Corp., Keyport. R.P. Mr. SUlwell Is a graduate of Keyport High I School and is employed by Gale's Industrial] Hardware, also In Keyport. OVER-THE-COUNTER Following a wedding trip'to the Poconos.l | MEDICINES AND DRUGS MR. AND MRS. GAIY STILWELL the couple will make their home in Middletown. I It b very Important for you to reallie that noo- preseriptlon, over-the-counter product! an drop. And, as ttch, H it ? erj poadble for oae of tame draft Kinkade-Warnock lo interfere or hare an interaction wha a prescription HOLMDEL - Miss Christa Marie Warnock medicine you mitkt be taking. and Robert B. Kinkade were married here May Always inform your doctor of any noo- 20 in St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church. ANNUAL BRIDAL SHOW prtKriptlon drop that yon an takkuj. Aad, M it abo a The Rev. Eugene Scheg officiated. food Idea to mtnlton these to jour phamacat when featuring the latent infaihiom and The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. yoa arc havinf a pretcrlpnon filled. We can help you James P. Warnock Jr., 540 Line Road. to uw needed medicine, more Inlellliently. everything for the bride A groom Matawan The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Tuesday, June 13,1978 8 P.M. Mrs. George S. Kinkade Jr., II Ivyhllr Drive, VOU OB YOUB DOCTOR CAN PHONE OB also of Matawan. when yoa need a deliver;. We will deliver attheTjww rp/^rVj if\T"\r 700 Hope Road, Tlnlon Fall* promptly without extra chine A ireat many Miss Nora Warnock, sister of the bride, was people rely on u» for their health need*. We H1L 1 %JIX 111 il (Parkway Exit 105) maid of honor and Robert Cindric was best welcome rtquwU for deliver? service and charte REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED ' man. iccoanb. UreUae Bridal - Bewrtog Bres. Mrs. Kinkade Is a graduate of Holmdel High Caleo Catlenr ft Wearaver Cookwur HAIR DHttkylWC INVITATIONS ft School and of the Taylor Business Institute. MAKEUP Mary Kay Ctuaetks ANNOUNCEMENTS SUrfeyCaan She is employed as a career representative by FLOWERS ItesntrWafWaaaaiassa MUSIC Fraahle BeaaeB ofUmg Braa«h TaykK Business Institute, Manasquan. Shrewsbury Pharmacy JEWELRY Caesar's Crealieas PHOTOGRAPHY Mr Kinkade is a graduate of Holmdel High Lave Laae Taxedes . THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS TRAVEL AGENCY School and of the University of Hartford. He Is •MAD ST. " T*l4aT4 SH»EW9»l'»Y BY RESERVATION ONLY employed by Pea!, "iwtck. Mitchell and Co., nracurnon CHEMISTS FIEE DEUVEIV CALL Trenton. -Following a wedding trip to Virginia, the MR. AND MRS. ROBERT KINKADE "DEBBIE" »-t.5p-. couple will make their home In East Windsor SHREWSBURY. N.J Hildegarde: incomparable m

Hildegorde as ever By EMILY WILKENS Other exercises? "I don't really work out," Hildegarde said. "You're not getting older, you're getting better" is > phrase "I walk a lot and I stretch, rising up as high as I can and that must have been coined with Hildegarde In mind The reaching for the top of the bedroom door." Milwaukee chanteuae, who made songs like "Darling, Je Vous She is strict about her diet, one that keeps her a svelte size Aim* Beaucoup" lamous, Is now - and looking at her it's hard It to 12. "I work at it," she admitted, "and when I give in to to believe — 71 But she's also svelte, glamorous, charismatic, temptation - a little ice milk or a cookie - then I go right back youthful and, yes, as incomparable as ever. to my regular regime." "I'm an up person," she told me as we chatted in her New HUdegarde's regime begins with a three-step breakfast: II York apartment "I like challenges, I want to do things, to be a.m., fruit In season and vitamins; 11 a.m., 1 hard-boiled egg, 1 1.1 treat life as a great adventure and that's what it's or 2 slices of bacon and herb tea; 4 p.m., whole wheat toast and coffee. Indeed, a glance at HUdegarde's piano with its autographed "How I love that toast - it's a treat," she said "It's always photographs of such celebrated people as Eleanor Roosevelt, whole wheat because I never eat white bread, white sugar, or Jack Kennedy, the King ol Sweden, Raoul Dufy, Rose Kennedy, salt." She dines at 8 p.m. on broiled meat (very little beef), fish or fowl with a steamed vegetable and a great big salad. I8tti CENTURY ELEGANCE -The new furniture 18th century English library complete with tradi- "I make a fabulous salad," Hildegarde said, "with romaine department at A & S, Monmouth Mall, features four tional cotton upholstery, fine oil reproductions and A NEW YOU and Iceberg lettuce, parsley, watercress, carrots and celery, specially created designer rooms. Shown here Is an Imported Tabriz rugi. perhaps cauliflower or cabbage, and crunchy safflower seeds. Then I dress It with apple cider vinegar, safflower oil and and Conrad HUton shows how far a lilting voice took the singer instant chicken or beef soup powder for flavoring." who began her career in Wisconsin. In her old hometown, Her voice is marvelously vibrant when she speaks. "That's Hildegarde still Is lovingly referred to as "the dear who made training," she said. "You know if you speak slowly, you never Milwaukee famous." have a strident quality. Go fast and your voice goes up." At 71, moat women in show business have either retired or Hildegarde, who loves doing concerts, recently played to a Home environments are doing character parts. Hildegarde Is still doing the same packed house at New York's Town Hall. In July, she will be act. She sweeps on stage, clad In a chiffon Stavropoulos ("I love weighing anchor to do three concerts aboard the SAGA FJord.a beautiful, elegant, expensive clothes") and then charms the Norwegian-American line cruise ship. aadience before she sings a note. These days her fans are not Optimistic, bouncy, and vivacious, the singer admits there only contemporaries on a nostalgia kick but young folks who are moments when down feelings creep In. "That's when I say love HUdy for what she is - a star. the serenity prayer, and It always helps: Lord, give me the showcased at A&S Tie Aaswer Is Ne ' serenity to accept the tilings I cannot change, the courage to EATONTOWN — A total home environment showcasing 50 The latest trends In home interiors will be reflected In four The first question most Interviewers ask Hildegarde is, change the things I cap, and the wisdom to know the dif- Individual room settings has been recreated In the newly opened new and exciting designer rooms created by David Lee, design "Have you had a face lift?" How else Is It possible for a woman farence." home furnishings department at Abraham and Straus (A4S), director for A1S stores. Mr. Lee, whose credits include major to look J» years younger than she Is? Her answer Is no. Her JUST FOR YOU Monmouth Mall, here. commercial and private design work, created the concept for t Is "discipline," she told me. "I never skip my beauty Dear Emily: Stsaeeu teU me tkal le keep year face treat The nation's leading furniture manufacturers, Including each of the rooms and hand-picked the furnishings and ac- getttag tee thin while diettag, yea skeaM Uke tae tabtespen ef Henredon, Century, Schoonbeck, Sellg and Drexel, will be cessories to reflect a range of lifestyles from city to seashore. Facial care, which Includes exercises, is a dally rite. "I do ereasi a day. What 4* yen tkiak abeat tab? - B. Aa. represented along with A&s Imports from Europe and the Far These four designer rooms Include an 18th century English itlnes to combat gravity," she said with a throaty laugh. Dear B. An.: I think that someone heard about this trick East. library, with paneled walls, a fireplace and original oils; an "Uke smiling and then broadening the smile out while I open from me. The cream seems to work like magic to plump out elegant Louis XV French country livingroom, with a secretaire, my eyes real wide." skin. It's a super idea ' upholstered walls and a custom-designed Imported carpet; a contemporary room, done In white with lots of glass, mirrors Total of $12,500 and art deco influence; and a penthouse terrace, with terra cotta floors, stuccoed walls and laquered outdoor furniture. Throughout the rest of the department, Old Work) antiques Engaged presented to library and fine reproductions are displayed. There are styles to satisfy every shopper's taste and price range and a complete staff of WEST LONG BRANCH - dent, made the presentation at professional designers will be on hand to assist customers. The Monmouth County Li- the organization's June In- Sumsky-Parker brary Association ended Its stallation luncheon at the col- WEST LONG BRANCH - Announcement is made by Mr. year with a $3,500 check pres- lege. Installed were Mrs. Rob- Hadassah and Mrs. George J. Parker, M Oceanport Ave., of the en- entation, which brought to ert Oberst, Colts Neck, second installs 9 gagement of their daughter, Miss Patricia Helen Parker, to $11,500 the contribution made vice president; Mrs. John START LOSING Alfred J. Sumsky, son of Mrs. Cecelia Sumsky, 32 John St, by members to the college's Mayberry, Sea Girt, third vice MATAWAN - Hilda Wolin Keansburg, and the late Jacob A. Sumsky. A February wedding Guggenheim Memorial Li- president, and Mrs. Thomas was Installed president of WEIGHT TODAY is planned brary during the 1177-78 Musumecl, Long Branch, cor- Matawan Chapter of Hadassah n> DartM part ol kwmg mgM k at a dessert meeting In Town k elarted M» Erte-Srtng*. MRI Miss Parker was graduated from Shore Regional High academic year. responding secretary. I wtH give your win power mat Country Inn, Keyport. a School aad Ithaca (NY.) College and is employed by Jersey Mrs. H. William MuUaney, Mi puefi It Made to Mfl leekig w«gM Retaining their present of- Serving with Ms. Wolin for lag* «wi IN» amattn thy now Coast News, Asbury Park. West Deal, association presl- fices are Mrs. MuUaney; Mrs. the forthcoming season will be You'll Ml leee-twn toon nd now let Mr. Sumsky It an alumnus of St. Frauds Preparatory F. Leroy Garrabrant Jr., Nep- Into bomed-up mrgy Iratud Ol win STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Marcia Flsch, fund-raising School, Brooklyn, and attended St. Francis CoUege there. He Is tune, first vice president; Miss weight e« you lorlowtie Plan LAURENCE HARBOR - vice president; Marcla Fox, OnkHty omul eflectln. t» NTS employed by the New York Dally News, New Jersey Edition. Helen Grochmal, Long The annual Strawberry Festi- membership vice president; MSB Mudng Pin M MM you to Branch, recording secretary, val planned by the Covenant Mae Beldonza, program vice tooo pounda and mchai without gaWni and Robert Brooks, Navesink, nervout-or your monay back hon Helm-Salerno Women of the Laurence Har- president; Leah Llfschltz, treasurer.' MMltctnr. You CM Man Mug waiaM' BELFORD - Mr. and Mrs. James Salerno, 111 Ridge Ave., bor Community Covenant education vice president; Rlsa looey wr» n«w ISfB SMSC1 am m announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Angela C. Church will take place The total library contribu- Doris, recording secretary; the oWarona In you minor You owe It Salerno, to John Richard Helm, son of Mr. and Mrs John Helm, Wednesday from 4:30 to 7:30 tion represents proceeds from Pauline Drake, corresponding toyoure* CM Sumner Ave. here. A November wedding Is planned. p.m. at the church. Mrs. Irene a book sale, Winter Ball and secretary; Peggy Lefer, finan- Miss Salerno and her fiance are graduates of Mlddletown Johnson Is chairman, assisted spring luncheon and fashion cial secretary, and Frances [AVAILABLE AT MACK] Township High School. She is employed by Thrift Drugs, byK v Leona Koerkel. show. Pearl, treasurer. Mlddletown. Mr. Helm is a graduate also of Montclalr State College and LOVIN' ARMFUL - Bernlce Qulnn, RN, on MCOSS is employed by Halocarbon Laboratories, Hackensack. Family Health and Nursing Service nurse, demon- JUNE II, 17 strates some of the loving attention to be discussed 11th Middletown Folk Festival, folk music, folk crafts, tomorrow on the program "And Baby Makes square dancing. Concert Fri. night, June II, 7:31 P.M., - ORT chapter installs June 22 Three," to be presented In the restaurant at Stein- Make A Date Sat., June 17, workshops and concerts from 11 A.M. to 4 , or roll vice president; Evelyn bach, Seavlew Square Mall, from 10 to 11 a.m. MIDDLETOWN - Mld- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit or- P.M. Special continuous children's section from 12 noon. Woolf, education vice presi- MCOSS staff nurses and their topics are Judith dletown Chapter of Women's ganisations. Rates: $1.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each Craft displays all day. Square dancing 1:15 P.M. on Sat. dent; Bea GoWwasser, record- Miller, who will deal with pre-natal care In "The American ORT (Organization additional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional Evening concert at 7:30 P.M.,at Bodman Park, Mid- . ing secretary, and Marcla Responsible You;" Sandra Havill, a pediatrlc nurse lor Rehabilitation through line. $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; dletown. Adults; $2.50 evening concert. $1.50 daytime ac- Fried, corresponding secre- who will discuss "Your Baby Is Here, Keep It Training) will have its Installa- $8.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 tivities. Children under 12, 25 cents. Rain site, Middletown tion June H in the Cob- tary. Healthy," and Eileen McCarthy, registered dieti- Township H.S. South. tian, whose topic Is "Mother and Child - You Are days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, blestones. Members, friends and ask for the Date Secretary. To be installed are Gloria guests of ORT are Invited to What You Eat." Also, financial adviser Roy Mabrey JUNE 11-11 will discuss "The Dollars and Sense of Raising Your Family Weekend Experience, have fun and become a Langer, president; Barbara attend the event, at which JUNE I, II, 14,11,17 committee chairmen will also Child." Manufacturers' gifts have been donated for closer family, Fri. evening to Sun. afternoon. Short talks, Steinberg, membership vice "Redhead", a mystery musical comedy, will be pres- Deinstalled. the event. films, activities, etc. Information: 291-342*. president; Jan Doctofsky, hon- ented at 8:30 by Kings Players, King of Kings Lutheran Church, Harmony Rd. & Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Hid- ' JUNE 17 dletown Tickets: $3. Reservations: Lyn Neandross, Flea Market, Leonardo Community Fire Company's Mrs. Johnson 747-3428. Ladies Auxiliary, Fireman Field, Appleton Ave. & Rt. M, Leonardo, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. $5.00 space. 201-1480. 201-0721. installed JUNE 12,13 Rain date, June 24. Casting for "Kiss Me Kate", will be held June 12,13, 8 RUMSON BICYCLE RODEO, June 17,10 A.M.I P.M. president P.M., In the Holmdel Village School, all interested persons Forrestdale School. Bike registration k inspection, skill ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS are invited to audition. Singers please bring music and tests, bike games, refreshments. Fun for all ages! — Mrs. Harry J. Johnson. dancers come prepared. No residency requirements. For Flea Market, Shrewsbury Shopping Center, 10 A.M. Locust, was installed president Information. 046-2870. through I P.M. $5.00 a space. Sponsored by Shrewsbury of the St. Agnes Rosary-Altar PTO. Reservations, caU Rose Strong, 842-822] or 842-5241. Society at an evening Novena Now you can get a great JUNE 13 Sue Mlnehardt, 741-0554 or Jean Ferraro, 747-5344. service In St. Agnes Church. rebate for learning to PWP Bayshore Chapter No. 644 will hold its General Flea Market, Sat!, June 17, 9 A.M. until 5 P.M. at 4* 1 Meeting at Don Quixote's, Rt. 34, Matawan. Cash bar. The Rev. Michael J. Lease lose weight. Simply loin CUffwood Ave , Clilfwood, adjacent to the Garden State Dancing — featuring Uve band "Prism," 8 P.M. Informa- conducted the Installation. Weight Watchers before Parkway k Midland Glass Co. Spaces $5, ample parking. tion: 51*0170. Serving with Mrs. Johnson June 24th. And after you Benefit Immaculate Conception Chapel, Keyport, building will be Mrs. John Butler, attend 10 consecutive fund. Information: Mrs. C. Hawkeye, 56*1484 or Mrs. A. Navesink, vice president; Mrs. weekly meetings be- The Shrewsbury Business & Professional -Association will hold election of officers meeting at Rosie O'Grady's Vena, 566-1570. Raindate,.Sat, June24th. Daniel Moynihan tween June 25th and Restaurant, 12 to 2 P.M. Lunch: $5 per person. Guest JUNE 31 here,secretary, and Mrs. September 30th, 1978, speaker will be Peter Scholes, Executive Director, Mon- PWP Bayshore Chapter No. 144 will hold a Cocktail Walter Walling, also Atlantic you can name your own Highlands, treasurer. mouth Center for Vocational Rehabilitation. For reserva- Party & Dance, Hideaway, 2 Fearey PI., Morgan. Cash bar. rebate. Either a $10 gift tions, call 741-5212. Mrs. Barberio Free buffet, featuring live band "Prism", 8:30 P.M. In- New Rosary-Attar Society cheok from Jean Nldetch members include Mrs. Helen formation: Call 5«t-0170. , or a *20 discount coupon JUNE IS Clark, Leonardo, and Mrs. book you can apply JUNE 31 Battleground Arts Center announces Opera Auditions John Shamka and Mrs. toward your next 13 HANDBELL CONCERT - 8th Annual Handbell Con- for soloists, for the October production of Magic Flute and Maureen Darsnek here. weekly meetings. cert by Calvin, Chapel & Tower Handbell Ringers, First the February production of Marriage of Figaro at Freehold Either way, youll learn Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. 30 Bell Music Center, Pond Rd, Studios, Rt.«. Metropolitan Opera to lose weight on todaya Ringers, 110 Handbells. Free Will offering received, 8 P.M. Star, Paul Plishka, leads the panel of judges. Call 4«2-8811 START LOSING Weight Watchers* JUNE 21 JULY 1 for an appointment. WEIGHT TODAY Program. And you'll Center Drama Workshop presents "Guys Dolls" at the Tha hart* part ol losing weight li enjoy the benefits of our Jewish Community Center, 100 Grant Ave., Deal Park, QUEST, weekly forum for single adults, Unitarian gaffing etarK New Extra-Strinfti HHI delicious Food Plan June 22,26,27,28,29, weekdays - 8 P.M., June 24 k July 1, 1MB wilt givww e your will power mat Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. No sermons, but BJBJtHPBUI Wl" 1f J*** r»—— —--- and unique Behavior Sats. -9:30 P.M. Ticket reservations call 531-9100 artra puih It naadi to start kiting weight. lots of no-holds-barred-discusslon of subjects of Interest to Modification method. Bag*! wltt Mi tmaiinj liny taMat. single, separated, divorced persons. Nominal donation of JUNE 34 i So get In on our great Vw'lt aat lau-turn load and exceee lat $3, Includes convivial glass of wine and simple eats. You "The Progressive Group" of Trinity AME Church, M Into twnad-up anargy Initaad ol extra rebate. Why wait? wtlgMas you Mow da Plan may even get a chance to dance. For sure, you'll get out of liberty Street, Long Branch is holding a Bar-B-Que and Cmncaay P™"" olfccttn. M wrn your shell. Street Festival on Saturday, June 24th, 1978 beginning at I BMKI Rarjudta Plan wtll euUa you a.m. Table space is $7.50. Bring your own table. For further to loat pounds and India without Information, call 870-1489 or 229-7740. Rain date: Saturday, gating narvoua-or monay back. You JUNE If, n, it can atari losing waJgM today wl* new Offer good throughout New Jersey. PWP Chapter «44 will hold dance classes featuring the July 1,1178. KB K em tea ON Utterance In fabulous Lee Cole, teaching the Hustle and all the latest Star Of The Sea PTA Flea Market k Children's You owe II it wuraerl. For Class Nearest You, Call: popular dar- V* <>WF •members and eligible guests are - SHOP TOUII Carnival n-w*.Awevlol ' *"% Blanch, June 24, M P.M. NEAREST 364-5511 or Toll Free (800)242-5866 welcome. Starts8:20 P.M. Call Teena at 671-6032. Space: $5 CaU 229-756! or 2i«l55. • RITE AID 14 The DirityRegister SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.JUNEU 19/a Bell would rather talk about taxes change his sty* U play Brad TRENTON (AP) - It Isn't rate that catapulted him into Bell returns to the topic of Bell's chain-smoking cam- candidates,''be says Bradley starred far Prince "But I think the tax is the easy getting Republican U.S. prominence — his driving in- palp aide Larry UzteU pro- An aide says the candidate too? single most Important issue " toy's fame. He'sfothteewai Saute candidate Jeffrey K. sistence that the American Yes, the bachelor admits duces a package of bio- was a sergeant In the Army, No, he says, he's net out to Ben to forget about tax reduc- populace Is sick of being over- with an embarrassed glance graphkal information oa the but Ben quickly correct him "Sure, he was aa idol fof tions lor a moment and reflect taxed by an unresponsive fed- toward Ma rumpled three- "It waa more Uke a corpo- me. u he was aa idol to every- on himself eral government piece blue suit and black wing- Columbia College graduate. ral" he says. body of my generation," he •ays. But the 14-year-old upset "It's not that I'm a mono- tipped shoes, it's the same out- Class of UtV Military service His hero is Jack Kemp, the No, ha never Interviewed primary victor over Sen. Clif- maniac, but it's what the peo- fit he wore an election night In Vietnam with an Infantry conservative New York Re- ford P Case, R-N J , is begin- ple need to hear when the and to his following day newt team to the Mekong Delta Re- publican congressman who la Bradley altar a batketbaU ning to realize that such ques- economy's going bad," he conference. searcher for Richard Nixon's co-sponsor of the bin that is the game But It mast have beaa tions now are inevitable says. No, it wasn't a lucky suit or 1MB presidential campaign centerpiece of Bell's call for the spring of INI wham they tasted for the first and tost After all, he's up against Bell is Interrupted constant- anything like that, he says Political director for the tax reform — a N percent re- the gutter of Democrat Bill ly by calls to his campaign "I've got a room here at the American Conservative Union duction in the federal income time until this year's cam- Bradley, the former New York office on the 15th floor of a hotel and I just haven't had in 1M Pint full-time planner tax rates to provide "income hotel Just down the street from time to get home," Bell says for Gov Ronald Reagan's 1171 growth." "I was announcing a Knicks basketball star who ante at Columbia can attract crowds on a Jersey theSUlehouse three days after his victory. presidential campaign. Former staff writer for the But what about Bradley, and I spotted him la the Shore boardwalk just by exten- His apartment, just two "You wait to take back National Review. SOB of a late also M, Princeton, Class of crowd" BfB says "So I weat ding his .hand. blocks from the hotel, was bur what you said about issues pol- Du Pont chemical company over and interviewed him." gUrtnd a few weeks ago, Bell mi "It's true I have a fascina- itics?" he says with a modest executive Raited In Dela- Ben cuts off the tale of his recalls tion with politics and polls, but smile to an unidentified Re- ware, New Jersey, Pennsylva- BeO conceded he admired college days and reminds a I like to get away at night too," publican caller. His narrow up- "AD they took was a cheap nia and New York. Bradley while he was a college visitor that Bradley Just re- Bell says. "01 course, I can't set of Case, he says, was a electric clock radio and a hair student, but he added he fused to aseet with him on a do It In the middle of a cam- victory for his Issues over drier," he says. "They didn't "My father was a liberal known more about political is- sues than Bradley does. paign like this one." "Case's support from the party even take my stereo, which Is Democrat and my mother - I "IH tell people anything Didn't BeU broadcast Co- Bell leaves no doubt that he organization. ancient." think she's voted for most of they want to know about me lumbia basketball games for Apologizing for each break, During another call break, the Democratic presidential within reason," Bell says. would rather stay on the single the campus radio station when 'Outsider still preferred as president •y LOUIS HARRIS one who has "not been part of Jority also prefers that the -Finally, by «-» percent, dimension. tion of 1.4M likely voters is to Despite the poor Job rating past US diplomatic efforts." next president "be an effective a majority Is willing to settle — Although most voters what degree Jimmy Carter they noww give PresidenPresidentt As of the latest survey, Mr. politician" rather than some- (or "someone who sounds Uke still tend to prefer a president can convince them that he Is Carter, a 52-SS percent majori- Carter receives a (MO percent one from "outside the world of an ordinary citizen," rather who comes from outside the learning to run the federal bu ty of voters nationwide still negative rating on his "han- politics." This is a very signifi- than someone who is a Washington establishment, reaucracy, direct foreign poll prefers that the person elected dling of foreign policy mat- cant finding. The decades of "brilliant speaker on tele- this iH not likely to benefit Mr cy and deal with the Congress president in 1MB not be "part ters." On his "handling of rela- the 1976s have been marked by vision." This must be taken to Carter as much as it did In In sura, can President Carter of the Washington, DC estab- tions with Russia," his rating widespread disenchantment mean that Mr. Carter's essen- M7t. Thus, the key question demonstrate that he Is becom- lishment " Jimmy Carter rode Is 1141 percent negative. And with aU parts of the estab- tially flat style of speaking that Is underlined by this latest ing an effective politician la a strong wave of anti-Washing- on his recent "handling of the lishment, particularly the po- does not sppear to be a critical Harris survey of a cross sec- Jeffrey I. Be* ton sentiment into the White sale of military aircraft to Is- litical establishment. Yet, af- House in 1976. Egypt and Saudi Ara- ter less than two years in of- At the same time, voters bia," an issue he won In the fice, President Carter seems would also Uke their next pres- U.S. Senate, the President still to have convinced almost two- ident to have a range of ex- receives a Jill percent thirds of the likely 1M0 voters perience that can only be negative mark. that the next occupant of the called "establishment:" White House should be "an ef- — By 74-18 percent, a ma- — By 55-M percent, voters fective politician " Implicit Is jority wants a chief executive also prefer that their next the recognition by voters that who Is experienced in dealing president be "someone who political ability is an in- Europes most with Congress, rather than has been a competent and ex- dispensable quality for a presi- someone "from the outside" perienced government ex- dent if toe essential business of who has not bad that ex- ecutive," Instead of "someone government is to be done. perience. When asked to rate outside of the government bu- Mr. Carter's performance to reaucracy." By a substantial date in "dealing with Con- 78-14 percent, most people hold Diabetes gress," the voting public is the view that In some of the is here. negative by 63-31 percent. mistakes Mr. Carter has lecture — By 7118 percent, a ma- made, "his Inexperience Is jority also thinks It is Impor- plain to see." It Is apparent tant for the next president "to that the President Is getting is slated 1978 FORD nave had a role In past or few credits for his experience NEPTUNE-"Diabetes- present U.S foreign policy," as governor of Georgia. Today and Tomorrow" will be I rather than for him to be some- — By (4-17 percent, a ma- the subject of Dr. Arthur Krosnlck's lecture Tuesday, I June M, 1178, I P.M. at thai Seek foreign policy Jersey Shore Medical Center, | Neptune Mrs. Linda Paulin. Presl-1 info from Carter dent of the American Diabetes Association's Monmouth Coun- WASHINGTON (AP) - had created "a growing feeling ty-Chapter stated Dr. Krosnlck Some senior members of the of uncertainty and Insecurity will discuss new developments I House International Relations in our country, particularly In the treatment of diabetes as I Committee have written a let- among those of us who had well as the current status of I ter to President Carter asking much higher hopes after the diabetes research. Questions I him to clear up "confusion and 1(71 presidential election." tram the audience will be In doubt" about the adminis- The labor criticism came vtted following the lecture. She tration's foreign policy, The from Sol C Chalkin, president emphasized that the lecture, I Washington Post said In Mon- of the International Ladles sponsored by the Monmouth I day's editions. Garment Workers Union, who County Chapter Is open to the | "There is confusion and spoke for the AFL-CIO at the public at no charge. doubt as to Just what our poli- opening session of the cy Is with respect to several She advised Dr. Krosnlck Is I Trilateral Commission. The a natioanJly recognized spe- critical areas of foreign poli- commission was formed to cy," the Post quoted the con- cialist In the treatment of dia- study proposals for joint action betes. He to the chairman of I gressmen as saying. "Many on economic Issues. members of Congress are em- the American Diabetes As-1 barrassed by their current in- At a closed meeting, sodation's coordinating Com- ability to answer questions Chalkin accused the adminis- mittee on Publications; Edl-1 tor, the Journal of Medicine of from their constituents as to tration of "waffling and wobbl- New Jersey and the author of What Is U.S~ policy on such tag" on the development of many articles on diabetes for as Soviet-American re- P""*"" *Imi „ said. also reportedly warned both the patient and the pro- | lations and Africa." He also reportedly fessional. He also was a con- The congressmen also that "misunderstandings" be- tween the United States and sultant to the National Com- asked Carter about his na- mission on Diabetes and I > tlonal security adviser, West GGermany could weaken the North Atlantic Alliance, served as Coordinator, Diabe- Zbignlew Bnezinski, saying tes Control Frogram for the Ford Fiesta 5-Door "we do not understand the because of the neutron issue and unsteady control of the New Jersey State Department meaning or intention" of his of Health. stands about Soviet activities U.S. dollar. ' "nor do we know the motiva- tion for this development." The remarkable success of the new Fiesta in Europe has surpassed even the most popular : The Post said the letter was authorised In a meeting last cars from Volkswagen; Renault and Fiat. Behind that success are these good reasons. Tuesday, the day before Carter made a major foreign . policy speech at the U.S. Naval Academy. But the letter was Great Features! tj finished and sent to the White House the day after the • Hatchback. Load, unload easily through rear door. * Front-wheel drive. Go in snow, even on ice. speech, the Post said. * Room. Seats four adults. More back seat leg room than A White House spokesman • Easy service. See-through battery, radiator, brake fluid units. said be was not aware of the • Goes 0>50 mph in an average of 8.8 seconds. any other imported or domestic car in its class. letter, but said Carter's speech • 7,500-mile or six-month intervab, whichever occurs first, for * Transverse-mounted engine gives nearly flat floor. at Annapolis "quite adequately oil changes (normal driving). Many life-lubricated para. spelled out this adminis- * Fold-down rear seat. For 29 cu. ft. loadspace. tration's approach to the Sovi- et Union and Africa." Con- gressmen who reportedly signed the letter to Carter Great Mileage! Great Deals! could not be reached for com- ment. In another criticism of the administration, an AFL-CIO Now. official was quoted In the Post t A e«i that hu ounold every ntw car nameplate em introduced In Europe, bated on comparinn of lain in the ftmiiitnonthi.'Your •ctutl milage may tratt. dependtef on how and where you drive, car condition and optional equipment. . as saying U.S. foreign policy ! Correction SHREWSBURY-Borough Immediate Delivery* Councilman Robert D. SUnley FORD Isn't reaUy IN votes less popu- l^yorleaseatywrFoixlDtjafcr. lar than his running mate on Choose from traditional Briarwood pattern or Danish ' the Republican ticket here. modem Brook wood Onekfa stainlesi flatware when Mr. Stanley running for re- you open a new savings or checking account or add to election, polled 178 votes in your present savings account. ' Tuesday's primary election, The heavy weight and lustrous quality of these place not the 78 inadvertently re- settings should be seen at our displays to be* appreciated. ' ported in The Daily Register. Visit any one of Colonial's Votes for Republican mayoral offices in Monmouth County j candidate Dorothy Hanson to get all the details, and comxll candidate Mark Romanenko were 171 and 171, respectively. A FUrtty urwn BkicortwMlon Bank Mantw f DPC L bHUfcWSBUHY.N J MONUAY JUNL \& 19/8 15

SI.HttpWaattel MeleWeiittd Sl.Htt»Wa»HtdJ - tfN. II 7 UM umt. and SEWING MACHINE OVCBJtTOHS - O£SIONERS D FTING SMau ar dM*M aaadlt ma ENGINEEBS t T HNICIANS Factory ttaarMct LJ GONUB A IATES IB tvood il.Kd DIRECTOR OF DATA •BOCEUINO son, o*r Csapw - Boawaal Htth trktit la MdamauNi «l, Curve*. Corp.. f am -I • m- Cauatv. UM Hudonl oanllmoMI. II MMklno an ••atrhwrdd. tducolionol SHEET METAL MECHANIC - Par dlr DP Diroctor lor an IBM iytltmi III ctndHkmlna and natHM company. U an kaur S> Hart Colloid Slott Mt 1 • ankdl. Sfl 71**. DISHWASHER"sS M/W - Ove*r II Fof SHEETROCKING FINISHER interview, corae In person, from 7-# By la» ar kaurtn 1744 p.m Ve Cottage Inn. I4f West Front AINTEi — L _ St. Keyport. NJ T SHORT ORDtR COOK ••41 Mm* altHwaw ' DONUT MAKER - No evpertence Call 741 4111 itecestary Inttrvlewlng f am to II UITTIME HELP aYANTEO - Tt till am ot Owic* Maid Donul Shop. Men tarkHI'lln ll In craall on PORTS COUNSELLOB - Par vaung mouth MtMl Eoto»**own, N J HUIU ntldrtn Wrltt I* Boi J-S4I. Tht Dally DRIVER Musi hove own cor. valM n Snrt. drive* . ncente Know Long Branch J » PI- TOCk CLEBU - Ptrmantdl Milllln. area Goad pov A|_r In person. ARART-TlaT U - CanaM Dolor Ma amrallln« Moot at Mrat rakaTlrtrt In Tony t Tomato Pitt. Tm Morris Ave.. RtO Bonk Involvtl bt* "Syilcol labor Long BVondi partialtil . Barn far yaur vocation Ltarn B l Bdi and lam* boakktaung, may btcamt II Wonted tVt W nvtlvtd In oratrlng mtrctujndlM A DRIVERS WANTED - Apply ifIn ptr C petition at growth tor wmtont who Automotive •on. otter 4 p.m., Red Bank Pr uIIIO IS ART-TIM* — UaW Jaallorlal work HIVKOLET IMPALA l«| - t» tn OOREMUS PORD EKCEOil IW - WIMJl on mtulatr rtiptnilblllly Rtttr Ma. WkTMjjtd, Bail olhH. CalTintr • SERVICE • PARTS North Bridge Ave , Rod ton. U. men rtaulrtd Coll 747 Oil tar op Bank74l-aHO **• "tt know Immodiolt oreo tlrtniditr OUitH \n> ~ Domo. ouiomoik *U" ELECTRICIAN " ART TIM* OTFICE CLEANERS - wvnui ULAIH mi - AIM Experienced TOCk CLERK - Apply In atrtan •UICK SKYLARk - On. IM, |wt- YW,I rxK, mi. ar MaM wart M tlllwdll aria, work BS Suatr Morktl tflclclkd llttrl WE NEED USED CARS «K-t.M> Dt atrlariotd Man. rnroogn Frl ™Mi •MM Ita dollar poW MULLER CHEVRO 6 4611 Good Awl at II ytarl ar aUtr. wifh umt FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Ltvlnt LET. Wwy. 14, Matawan. itllBW. EKPERIENCED r.". * ~ utrldacd.cSiaMM.Mtn nvauan TORE CLERK-MuM at at Mgal oat. ara«Tttwr HCVITTE - t*n, lira Mm. good Hatan Corp . Maplt Avt., Rad Bank I.. I d.rn. It I a.m. I* wark parttlmt In Samtrttt Parmi Chfy»lw Ply<»>4>olh WE BUY USED CABS AND TRUCKS £*£•> mull Wl toll offtrToll ART TIME - StcrMary Ran (Malt • - toll FIAT SPIDER !*<> - Ak conditioning, EXPERIENCED MECHANICS - Mull hovt own 10OII. oil union btntlill Apa- It. RtaT EUaH aackaround prt MIVV VMA 1*14 - Uw cWl w- llyt-wttd, tlgnllrock rout. AM/PM. USTANC It Itli - Four-lot**. •!- rtd awl not nactutry Eftctlltnt UMMER JOBS AVAILABLE - Wnn llcnt condition. IV In ptrion ol Oortmui Ford. IW Ung raauUtd. Man. mraugh Thurt FiHItr arum Co Eictlltnl tornlnflt Mnallc trantmltslon. rodla. now EiicaTltat condition. AHtr i. 47I14H. St AvtRod Bank bt 1 Jr.taj.Oayi WBwai nd thl to PIAT IUSPYOER - 1*71. tuctlltnl Coll «*-44H p.m Call attwttn 12. Actdtmy aaartunlty. Cor ntctltory. Coll m I _ _ *.— .> **k AI _» • « t - —- - - —'. Q*-Btl. _ olr candltlonod HIM. Call - Ml. Mroo EXPERIENCED SEWING OPERA Wm, lie TORS - Needed. Two shifts, hi, ARTTIME - WMafiWi, LliWOr UMMER JOB - Idaal lor Khool FIATPEUGEOT DEALER m , HI Sta) ^L l t )0 U4*\U or* Crtrk, mwt* tM r«llaW«. raitr tochtf Monoatrlal paUllon. >_TWB OHM MnHM, HRYSLIR im - Ntwpon OtluM. BILL LAN1AR0 i AUTO SALES INC. LDMtOaiLE OILMONT - H Con- Men ri»U*i Cell lMlw««n 13 p m , Coil 4H-la» "awr-atar. lull urn. trtftt/radlo, & Main V Mmowdn MKOM rtlkM IW US! tlrm. Oil Itl-llll SI Htlp Wanted FLOOR MAKERWAKI.RS - AnAMd BUFFERS tit US. ~ ••*•* •*•»' •*"•• To work porlllmpart-tlmet me"nwrfttnft" . J a.m. to illt. II p.m.7 a.m. Thrt* or lo FIREBIR.0 IM* - *». tour tpttd, 1*71 Male/Female 10a10 m EiiptrlencExperiencept prt1orro«r J Musi b* ART TIME - EwMinsi Office LOIMOaiLOaiLE TOTORONAOR O 1*74 - bH Work in w«t Lang kwners ojn« fMwr WMITI tmt&i in ighli iMody wort Call 141 7m HRYSLER - 1*71, laur-aoor. olr un dependable Work SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR - for ilttrlng/broll/broktik , London rooT. Branch a**w CoiC»l 1*1-71 M* Mtt Frottwid. MwUWKO ar*at Mon Mlonlng. tictlltnl condition, 7I74O* kVQ yauna chlldrtn Wrltt lo Box J Wl. Tht loot/wlndowdl, l AM/FM Ittrto. FULL ~0R PART-TIME - Secre ouaiti Frl. T(M tt fowr bowr. p«r HOISS FORD IW l KL.LINL G AVON THIS SPRING mtV Thtra'l tit« work avollobi* lolly Rtollltr. Shrtwibury, N.J. I. 747-t*|t. CIAAN REALLY HELP YOU lory.Typist tor CPA firm, experience V-4, xlorloi „ d Wtr w 0 C T CIRCL* CHEVROLET chonkol problen Rum till LDIMOaiLE 1*74 - Dtlto ROYdlt •. CLEAN UP( in .toliillcai typing, tome noon iT ift" ' * °" 7X1 Hl-tlll. ow-door Mrdlop Compitlf oaw» Wont to pov oH old bills? Sell Avon keepin« Write stotlno experience, WIMMTNG POSITIONS - Malt or ntm. Too condition fhe homrt ore fltmbit And the more latarv reeylrcrnenh tofee. rilll, Th e ARTTIME - DUtrld m*HW««rt mm. In day Cdmp on JtrMy Short. '^, ••* fcr FOOD VAN - N#wly cuitomllrd. lully i 1 t • i • 7<741]r you sen. the more you ll eorn For Polly Rogltter. Shrewsbury. 07701. niMii to tvperviM • tmoli groiW of Wll ondor 1LS Coll 7M14J* OUOAR XR7 - Wi. V4, powtr O*«pp«l. AHIno I11M oi Mil olltr mUt, colt Mrs Hammond, «Me3tl, pawar, tat a FURNITURE HANDLER - For In- •mlM ncwwaperr i carrier! In 'AtNi Olr, AM/FM tteroo CoilaniV 1» Jtnon •rweMel*9**o and Red Bank area WIM TEAM COACH — I He. mi or bet* otter. Must Mil. on. WO Dodtt Station Wagon - IW tall s*oson. only experienced need opp- POM) STATION WAGON - 1*70. nut* Ir con*tion«44M. VOLktWAOIN MM PART-TIME RAVEL AGENT - Enperrenced only LYMOUTH 1*71 - SU-cyllndtr, o ACCOUNTS RBCEIVAILE CLERK - AIRORESSER WANTED - Speed Leisure Travel Service. FO«O WINDOW VAN - INI FNiMtov. a wo«*, • 1 Coll Mr. Hty. •JM or IradoT ilut efflclAency, experience ore Coll 7414100. 10-1 dally erred, salary plus commission Coll —J CCOMMIO T lilt - «h>»W III 1744 PAYROLL CLERK RUCK MECHANIC - Eiperlence awair 1M1MIIIW »,» mil*!, t> jm of two yoar> t*ptrlt . WANTED - Apprentice mochlnlst, t- •mo W», power MMring, FORD PINTO - mi. Automatic U ctUtntcandlHon U.&. 747SM4. AUTO MECHANIC — Experience ond L 4 quired on 1743 or 3741 .loopy disk Very ptrltnc* not necestory, to leorn opera pow* braka*. window*. «V mj>-9 «*» lll I Truck* And good Uortlng wlary, btutd on e«- SO! Ion el lottte., drill press, milling ma- rond.cruia* pcriepce, Superior company benefit RCSURS - k*u4l lime and part-time, chine and general assembly work In GEOROE WALL Trailer. ugrom. Company will be moving Into must be eitpartence*. Pay aood ond quire num AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC rwfaclllty In Edlton, H.J., In the roll quire num _ Only 20.845 n*« LINCOLNMERCURV PONTIAC aONNEVILLE - 1*71. Mi* j be thllled In complete oulomoblle plenty at work. AppJ. itM, ITCHEN ASSISTANT - Prepare dell W.S.I. LIFE GUARD - Or Ir. Life oodt ond wme tnort order cooklno., guard, port time, preschool i«t immtKWoi.ly Call Mr. Sodano, EAL CSTAT* IALIS - Brlgnt. og AUTO PPARTS - Jobber and dlt- rtMtvt ttitrlati nttdtd tar ociivt WAllHASITAU nooatt counter person with ot tnnn tfllct. Or*tt training trttjutor r AOIES-MEN - Work at home on the 52 Bobytiltlng/Child phone, earn I7S-U0 weekly tvervlclng •""'SI,. our coaloftwr*. 3*4-3144. Care GEORGE WALl 78 GRANADA ANDSCAPE - Gordener'i helper IM.. Rod lank RAMBLER WAGON I*M AUtO BODY PERSON - Fully I .AHYSITTING - Part time In my 4-Ofl —V-8, iuto trim, KITSON CMEVBOLET CO l»-cyllncltr. dtMlMlc. 11*1 01 II InvrttoHalt opining. AIM UHCOUWdOCUlY y M Eolont --tnllcti, minimum two povnr Hearing, mnl brakes, __•. Call m 1444 lor op IFEGUARD - Private pool. Creoen - Runt vory wtll. S Ltt'i Caraat, ISO Broad alt required. Mm) be II or over IABYSITTBR - Rttpantlble parson, inPff»WI| HJ. wnyt lop. 0k. Jada LIMANNt SAFARI WWAGOi N t»7J- Air. EAL ESTATE SALE! - PrtaptraM for summer, to sit full time, for two —tmotlc, tK Lanagn3r AtlonttcHlghlowtt Oreo. Coll MI40> Only 9.445 m»M l < orttr II ambltlaui and arganlltd. lo children Llncrofi area. Man. throuah ••BHiHttW | c«SllCllHo 447147101 . AUTO MECHANIC — EKBtrltnttd Frl Flexible hours. Own Ironsporto MACK AUTO IMPORTS whti tartign and damttMc carl. Mutl lion and recent reterencet. Coil after », m Rt. v ittt Ttm Rivtr II* E *HSHM rant awn looli. Coll 741-1414. ond oik LOOKING ky Kayo. FOR 747-5400 la* 7474 GoodWagtl BABYSITTER - Must have cor. Mon. •4995 AUTOMOTIVE Sltody work, no lay oft h Prt Schoe'--- TtBPERSON - Mult hovt tx , top tolory. oil btnttlli Cal MonOQtmont Training Proarom * a.m. to S p.m. Mlddlttti UP TO in. MIRCURY MONTIOO WAGON - SAAB tS STATION WAGON - »H Portti Ambay. BABYSITTER - -or seven vtar-old, ifW. V-t. tutarwdtlc. powtf U>MT (OOd CVatHtlOfli •lQB9. COll #V#JflaA8ja)* S5.45 per hour live, days per week, IN to 1:30. Own NDER M/W - Experienced Olvlilon ol nallon'l largtil tin wltl .1 bt tn Rt II ond in .. troMt>aftoilon. Coll ofter 4, W-WI. —*y In person, Dennis tqulpmtnl manufacture hoi In Htn ran MM orllct In Ntw ~9______*r_ LOVING CARE - For a two year old GEORGE WAU mtdlott optnlng with good Imldt ana light housekeeping duties, Monday stsAffAssr T* working condition. No txptrltnct ntc 1 and Tuesday, beolnnino S#pt. 5. refer- UNC«H-l«iCU«Y tuory. Compony will train. For In NKiir " 1KO. required. Coll.HITiW. ttrvltw, coll Mon. inrough WM . » *» m tdvtrtMng budgtl M OCCASIONAL SITTING — For 5 and MKWSMMY, MJ. MERCURY MONTEREY 1*71 - II veor old boys, responsible, musl be Powor •Mrtna'brakn ond Mr, » 000 UBRICATION PERSON - Ex 17 or older, references *71 .W perItmtO Apply McFMdln Motor. .VLailKMMti mIM, IIMO or bait olftr. Call aritr RESPONSIBLE PERSON - Wonted to I.M, 747*111. 351 Broadway. Long Branch, tee Mr WAUHASITALl Oront. core tor twoyeoroW boy. durlna Sepl 747-5400 Call Btralct at 47I*J» lor a My home. Little Silver oreo. After 4 77 MtKUItY 2. Aotof For Salt enf l4tentte)l Machine 53 DomeiticHelp MONARCH CLEANING - And laundry tor nice 2-daor. V-8. Mo. Hint., Designers Holmdel fomlly. Two, (llvel hor das power Hearing, powtr S7 per hour RIVER^ - Mull novt Ooi brakes. «lr conditioning. NEED A CAR? INGr,.^.c:nK»!rL And loundry lor met HolmdtE l ING llcm and watrlrnct. - And loundry lor met Holmdtl Landau lop. ' • toltomlly.l TwoT , ItlvtItlvt) HouHor r doydoyi par GET RE-ESTABLISHED warn. Own Ironipomlollon u 10 ptr Only 12,277 IT*. RECEPTIONIST ^Ttl c UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY KntwMdat at Hand, aoad typing, aood HOUSEKEEPER - Prtttr llvt-ln or an Itltjljtlit All bMtllti. To 113) ACTIMPI-OYMENT AGENCY '4495 » Thamai A»t. 7474d)4 Snrtwiaury "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" HOUSEkEEPER/BABYSITTER - REGISTERED NURSE - I: JO 10) » TMchtr nttdt rtlponilblt ptrion lor OLSTEN 1 ichaol yoar. On* Inkmt. 14 p.m. UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED SC-I4ZI. Llncrott. TEMPORARIES SSWWWIEOISTEB1ISTEBEI D NURSES ** GEORGE WALL 7 Route IS, Eolontown J43-SUM •Mm. Pull amtllti C $4 Situations Wonted MAINTENANCE MECHANIC - E; 100% FINANCING part leri ond helperi o ptrltnctd In oil ptwttl • gtntrol mt Ftmalt UNCOUMUDKUtY poeJfionf IfirouQh charnci, plumbing, tltclrlcal, wtldlng No Co-M.kart — No Gimmick* carptntry. ttc. Itrwtllt. Enalnttrtd BABYSITTING - Dont In my homo. t. we have plenty »f steady work _ Prtclllon Catling Co., Mlddlatown Lltllt Sllvtf. Rid Bank orto BWWSMRY, NJ. on Hi* Spot Approval •(.Qualified i, framers and cornice crews VI-1424. RESTAURANT HELP - Grill ptrion 741-Bjl nlte JWHtlK counltr ataplt mtmaamm CHILD CARE - Ttochtr. looking lor MANAGER TRAINEE WWMT tmploymtnl. Toklno cort of Cdl Mr. Banks 5664102 HBLP — Morning IM. chlldrtn. Coll 747-tSB otltr 1 » p.m CLERICAL . - ^^y only If rtllawt and 747-5400 KliatrMgt at tyolno. wmt ultl bock al coring far tMtrly. Abtan HOUSE CLEANER — One doy a weeh, M htlplul AMt to work on own STOP i uat la t minimum have references, experienced, light . can m\m tor op-housework, own cor. Coll Ht-iff? or WALIHASITAU IcVaMPLOVMENT AOENCV LOOKING » Ttjarnol Avt. 747>4*4 Shrtwrtwry RN OB LPN — Natdod far tvanlna CLBRK - Liquor Mart. Rtd Bank min. Aaply to ptrum. Oardtn Slato YOUNG WOMAN TO DO DAY WORK nor Hurling Homt. 14 Van Brock) — Eiptrltnctd, rtftrtnctl, koyt CLASSIFIED ana. Sand RapYkn to Bo> H in. Tht START drlvtr'i llctmt Coll 747-IIS*. Solly Bldllttr. Shrtwibury. N.I 76 UNCOIN rJM KAWASAKI US - OcoWM ct «Hor>. tax dftjj. Ctu afltr I p.m CONTINENTAL MARK IV CLERKS SS Situations Wanted V-8. auto, trans., power Mini good dt tliurt work, light typing RN ~ Pwll-llmt petition, 11 p.m. lo Malt Blearing, brakes, air cond., Entry Itvtl I o.m. Llbtral amtflti. Ntw laKK AC* EMP1 NT AGENCY •CdM. Oaad working candltlani. Ca ALL AROUND YARD WORK — Trttl moon root, Landau top. AWtr 4. 74I-47T1 »rtawai A » ""' SnrtwlDury . $160 per week holmdtl Convoltictnl Ctntti BUSINESS DIRECTORY alum, wheels. CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN M/W - Far tmall gtntrol contractor Oood Part-time Only 19.164 mikn. I Auto " lor ombltloui ptrion'lo GUTTIRS CLEANED ANO RE- A DAILY GUIDE Coll Ul-UU tves PAIRED - Roof ond chimney repair*., $ Strvlctt/Parts .... - Partllmt. Inilltullonol cook 1*71.1*71 - m Pouaiat parti m car MB. Apply In ptnon. AmoM Wolltr S240 per week wun t a.m to t p.m., general oftlc 8595 Nwrting Mom*. *» S. Lourtl Avt. k light typlna and thewraarn sale* RETIREE - DMin port llmt poll Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS to rtiisfl Wl hf hit* tMMH M mi liW^H ^^ m-im Pull-time MISCELLANEOUS DRIVEWAY I WL WMatAMTY A ¥ UuVW COOK— Full lima, doy or nlgnl. Apply They *o Mop saying II when we thow In ptrion bttwttn VS p.m. ol Tht Pour CONSTRUCTION t Ante) Rtnl/LtOM them proof- No experience nectitory I M/P — Experienced HOMO, MO Shrtwibury Avt.. Tlnton Company provides training. Fain. Ma phoot catli piamt. •s* carrier freight ser CALL Mi - For Irtt ASPHALT-CONCRtTE DRIVEWAYS l »Mttrtaoimn* —- ,>!•,• fc4 N _ . t SiSSTpi'" f proof ll what you're oiler HIOTrOfMHltori, New tmmf h GEORGE WALL STIMATOR/CONSTRUCTION PhllaMahlo. Workinorgg LIST - Emptrltnctd, Dtgrtt u tt MtnmiaW County Mulll nonovt Sf& "* I. Sand Rnumt to aorougn o 739-0310, warn la motor carrltr trtlgnlgntt aullntlt DRIVEWAYS UNCOIN-MIRCURY k, n Monmawth St.. Bod Bonk «IIK g saad track rtcarrtcardd. cdmaccdmaccdm h and 7 Autt imuronct • Altontlon: iahn Mlnton. rtmlti App 41 Business ALTMATIONS . .^Jwlt drlvot. cencrttt wolht ond at *. HurttvHt S. Stt poTlo« Frto •Ulmottt. Our Urd yoor. SHHWStWY, MJ. Sl HHwy. M, Opportunities CfS RMMdT JOHN L. CREDIT - AHllt monogtr ol cronch l oaheKt, drytrt, rttrlgtfotor*, ART CO PAVING 1411574 HBHWaWTtVLatSrUMOH ttc. Alto c(«on-up wfvictt. Y M • !» WEEKLY - Addrtillng tn MOVING A STORAGE Loon company and/or bonk credit ex 5S^^ «Jv^ir;. nona: vtloatl, attain—llomptd tnvtltp. 747-5400 IATES REDUCED FOR MANY TnomoprllM.30W*datwoodDr..Burl- MOVE WITH NICK - For Itu. Frtt JllvEW - Cntck wr ateauMi an olitm filing lyiltm, book Ington. N J *KU. SIGN PAINTING otllmotot. -4tnlor rolti. olio will turlna company. Exptrknct In tloc mtrol oltlct dulltl Htr htlarul. Ml-4040 130 PER HUNDRED - Hurting an- Ir.. 747 Mil SlONl trovtl Coll onyllmt, S44 «IH and aitrlbullon ol tltctronlc tqulp vtloptf Immtdlott tornlngi. Bt Hond PoMtad. Cutlom Work DENTAL ASSISTANT mini rtqulrtd WIN milil In COM oinntrl kit SI. IRttundobltl. Brown. J A BUCHANAN rTf-*B4 CHAIRSIDE anolyill. Stnd Rnumt ot t»ptrltnc W Edatmoor Rd.. Btllora. »77I|. MASONARY 10 P.O. Bon US. Llltlt Sllvtr or catSECRETARY - Tt Mtcutlvt Hart In SO-S7S7. •mMI ictanMflc tducorltntl organlio POOL SNACK BAR ELECTRICAL MASONRY - AH Mm concrttt. 10 Wonted worktr who [ten. Oapartunlty hx a varltty at In- And Boardwalk Conctiilon ll-orgonln.. MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER — Wl leresnrpg ovfivs win oepeno on oppii* Call *B 14B0 CONTRACTOR AUiOfTIOtlVC to P O Bon Iroln. Apply Audio VHual Labrotorles conn experience, trejMlng and Incen- ALKAT ELECTRIC INC. - QMillly .45 FlrsTAvt.. Atiantlc Hrghlond*, 63 Monty To Loan CARPET CLEANING JUNK CARS WANTED ITAL ASSISTANT - For dynaml. MECHANIC - Vending and amuse tontlc oltlct. Esptrltnct prt menl, mvst be experienced and able t« SECRETARY/BOOkKEEPER - Im HOM* ll»»l>OVt*HIIT» - HEAVENLY CLEANING — Corpols, . Eictlltnt Mary ond btntliu repair oil type* vending and amuse wtaHll pori-ttm* aailtlon ovollablt LOAN BY PHONE! - ~nd rttumt lo P.O (acalltnllyalM h> handli buHntii PAINTING ft N.J. «77»l. ment devices on location. Company Fott service! Secondary mortgoge DECORATING suppllet vehicle, Blue Cross, Blw H-Vtt! MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP., INTAL R E C E Shield, tick ond vocation pay. Sotor 29f Rt. «, Howell Ask for Mr. Lewis. WALLHASITAU • !• i • i • •• • i inlt • • • I oh. - -• • - - - 44 EXPeRllMCEO COLLEGE STU- ROOFING ft SIDING K IITANT - Experience commenevTote wim epwerience- iw CALL US TOLL-FREE LANOtCAPINO-LAWN DENT - LaoUna la ' OHIST/ASSIITV " BrodMww, Man. Ikrougn «».. 774-I4W (800) 822-8989 OAKDIM MAINTENANCE ROOFING ANDD S SIOINI O - Frtt till- MECHANIC - Minimum mrtt ... SECRETARY - Par air condltloninf rniiio'.'eill Mt-IMB. 77 CHEVROLET totrltnct. Own toon. AIM wrtckt ond kakatlat a compan l«hl onict ALL UHM AMD "ABM-Chan. MBMCLAI - Your Miatckl and EL CAMINO drlytr. Apply B * 0 Gvfl, aM*Ha. dutM. CLASSIC — V-8. auto. MEDICAL SECRETARY - Gaod tya- • bmnli CHlla-7743 ROOFING ing skills reoulred. MMtflttown ore MCRETARY DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK OR It IT Irani., power steering, VALUABLE COUPON Wrllt to: BOM HID, TM Dolly Rto ALL LAWM - I can tortltltt jnwr WORN OUT FROM AGE7 Coll Now Good ikMt ntcti4ory On* ytdr ti Mam Hr M cart Mr n. It. wltti Jcofli lor, InhKlor. po- For FratfttllMM. IACCO ROOFING. brakes, air cond.. bucket mir. mrtwuwv. N.J.. tm\ tnca. Haun M Tt lUt ^Wt ond guorontto ratwHl. Euorltncod In- INC. 471 S»7 MEDICAL TYPIST -IC* EMPLOYMENT AGENCY AtW4 747SU) •sat*, console, dk brown • Thtmai Avt. 747J4*4 Shrawtaury metallic, and camel two ton*. 50 CENTS OFF CLfAM YA«OS. CELLARS PAJNTINO AND DICOBATINS TRUCK A AUTO cauUirij** SECIMiTA* . atllct wark, ATTICI AKO OASAOM Only tB.871 mile*. U««aur day. Iff" BLACK ANO WHITE TV — Zenith, Curl B. Jorm FKjy Inijr* RENTAL MEDIA SECRETARY AO AGENCY wrfh rolling stand, like new condition, MIIMF For rrto Oltlmalol MlliHMBII YourNtxt Opportunity tor d ull ttarltr wlttl ttt Smrl Aug. V RtWjB M Dally Rta tm. Custom rose brocode club choir PAINTINO AND... - IMortor. «- Mr than ovtroat Hcrttarlal Hill wfth ottomon. slip covered, txcellenl Poaltlon tntolli bWrtlon ol a*, art condition, 1100 Coll eves. 143 MM. ARYBBECEPTIONIST - Ptr •"5B& ^995 msm OASSVIED AD urTnoejjinaja piS7Vj*a>nsia*e, ouiejoing By prastntlng ims coupon WIRl MMImMMIm.. Exptrttnct prHtrrtJ A TERRIFIC PLANT VARD SALI - tftftftwfcck ^^ j^Ja*B«-^HU^.ahJ*B a * . _i ^ _.. vVrun Phong youi clajsdiad ad WOJPO ojwo''Tivaffene ono to*ory ei- (Smtf. *«r>o4>tmmt FtrnUy M NAVIGATION INSTRUCTOR - E\ ptckMlor tVnour wttk, *t> O IB). nlnal. Sop), mrougn Juno. To ttoc Tht Dairy BaalDtr. Shrtwlauty. N.J GEORGE WAU C pJWIng/cadkil mrtanian. H par hoar AIR CONDITIONERS - Sttt (TU - AVIS drtwimtto: ISRtnlor Cowl. Mw SECURITY OUARDS - For rtlldtn 11 m «TU Starting gt m. Ntw - UHd ltd* Ltll^dtll, wtttl . ntw domogtd. Ovtr 100 In Hock. Will UMCOW-MOCURY AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE tMlyar and ImMII. Call »>«**• fa, iNG-PAINTING - «•• AIR cONbrTIONEP, - IK valtt, **ai SHKWJMtY, NJ. roll ot U B) ptr how SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - Cg542-1700 mon parlod. 14.07 par IHIllllllH anly. Air ctnatHtntd. un SttSWaWTtVLatnCAMM *a**ai*aV I^RaTfABIafwW Irlndt bonotiti. Cal km ikaa. Moody work, paid palMayi. 74.7-1 . NJ 07T01 < Wmlat thrttwatklwxatlan. Apply ttLoSptrl Mart ClOMltltfJ Mm Avt,, c Inc.. a) Pint St.. Ntatunt. Ian Ataury 747-5400 ». Atlantic Hltnlanm. Monda An., at Oardtn Stott Parkway. E«l rnrooah Friday only, *S r-MBT" on Ntxt Paat 16 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. JUNE 12, 1978 Nllbbill 1)31. Hint. FT Salt Ul.HMJ.tlFTSoK LAHOi LOT sari LONG n. cfcMK l.Mtn 71.M*rdMM«lM Thru motler eosroomt. If living GOLDEN OLDE VOU CERTAiMUY KNOW oom. II' country Ulchon Ff Sato For Salt ForSute *lth lormol iM ••oid.;:*"";' MOW TO UHWINP- Olnlnii g orto. 13II'' fmiramlll vro roomo , 23 ullllty FURNISHING ON A LOW lUUGfef? " ootni, loa.Ill lot. Rtdwood -CMCk HM USID FURNITURE CEN 3 LINES TEH Of MO 1ANK Fin. hirnllun lor AGENCY w>>«, full bojotmwi', tn ' colors Fr»t loot m IhfOwtbufy A»o a«na ntiinjortiooo Frt VA mort wks Budget mm*. •M goto nwSy ovallotilo Hurry, M>M 5 DAYS OAIIDEN THACTOB - ) h p Emy LAUMNCE HARSOD REALTOR CARPET - With p» Sing. I1«H. tuning. Flow InclvMM. tin $3.00 ock blue. SH $24,900 MMS Try thll lor tin II your looking lor 0 Tin «O»«t»r FAMILY ADI on —I GOLF CLUBS - Molo Ultrodtno. two your unnneU Html lor yen quickly CHAIN LINK FENCING yoon old IWjill Ml U aroot Manor or rotlrtmonl homt Two •Wrthondltt lor Hit ONLY high, green vinyl cIM wire, Inl Iron I It 1 woo* 1111 Coll Ml »U BooVooml. mooom tltihon ond bam. In OrMMMblt trom ImuehoM. ml e> ip roll flttli li t d I »Ctllont condition, com* ond trt CMWng 0 HttWltt Ol SIOO por grtlcli p m •nor s. r>«lcr««Ult it MENTIONED Eoch ff cevrtt o u ft T SIMON SEZ, MUi» HAMMOND & BALDWIN oacKllMW IMo. II* NO dll wy. IS. «»ypo Lorga cuMom bull! lour Mdroom Copt cortctltO btforo tiptrollon PIANO AND ORGAN CoaTTwo full bom.. Wrao oot In alter. loo h I LITTLE SILVE* - Thret-ftttfroom tn.!uIITlnrihtdbO»tmtnl»irr.»Otoor. CENTER home on auiti troo-llned strott Pro grtot (Of tntortolnlng. Cofllrol olr con ftulonaly londscop^ on loro* corner Stlonlngling,. woll-lo-wolM/oit-.v ^MIl" corpttlno»^- r^ , vinyl proirti with own wishing wen. m |. term, available ft Daily-Sunday eludes ttvlrvg room with flrtptace, din Ing room, osl-ln kltthon. otn. lorp* LARGE SELECTION •creation room with wet bar two""CLOVER REALTY REGISTER nfhi, polio, sun deck »tf matter W!40D m»» » «ty( THE DAILY FLENTV OF FREE PARKING 71. Merchandise Pels And Livestock 101. Aportmont* 100. Commercial Hl/oom Full boMmont ond attic, CLOSE TO STOKE •alnltsMnct-tret aluminum siding. MICHAEL G HUHll 4AU0C. Tor Salt Rentals REALTOaS. t7llW REGISTER Classified Ad* model not In show FR« TO GOOD HOWE — Female, MATAWAN - Ken Gardens, big one (olllowoll carpotlng. Central air and twe bodroom opartmenls starting anottlonlM. plus much more Close To •Wo *Aofco HotrtO Coltl rooms, we'll take you toSOFAICO - Quotn tltt. good condl Collie Shepherd mlnture. spayed, MATAWAN - Officce budnbuildingg oon Rt tkniportatton. shopflng ond schools. CLASSIFIED ADS our warehouse needs a large yard ond o family at ItlO. Carpeting throughout. Air con 1414, amptamtt porkkllnl o PrPPrimii e ltlocotlol n MIDDLETOWN - Sono for our CONDITIONERS - EmifL... as low as Ui-*7«) after i » dttioning. Lots ol parking Swimming Inl condition Principals only. pool ond Tennis Courts Your very own rt .Mo Call 74i-tfM Momol For LUIne ' broctlun. olci. ft-lTU. 171; G E WOOBTU i» Four doors of organs and tfoicrlptloni. orlcoi on avolloolo lfol «00-»TU. UP 74) -MM. FREE PUPPIES - To flood home potto Wotk to shopping ond N Y. Cltv MIODLETOWN OFFICES - Full focll 41 cents pianos to choose Irom. SOFA - Slotpor bod Portoct condl commuting SU «10 Open t o.m.-S Ities. ample parking, suitable far at- MIDDLETOWN rtOfflOI. APPLEBBOOK HEALTOKS AIR CONDITIONER - O.I Thin Lin* per Ono. otr day HO MAIN STREET lion Hot 0 tlip covtr HO Oueen Anno w-rna torney, accountant, Insurance, etc. 313 tvon room ranch In Appltbrook. not mm ii. Miooioto»n. mm window model, NM-BTU. 1*77 model IbostM on 10-day Insertion) ASSUrty PARK. N.J. 07111 wing choir Alto In porftct condition FREE KITTENS - LIHir trained HWY M. ca» HOP *4l4<00. rot DOdroomt. lorgt don. firtploct. Mss than M hours. Uli 741 ]7?4 aftor ! lisa. Coll utttr t 30 pm H\ ot . Ill 1 en weeks old Sire ond dam on preo m or 7|7'7S45 after S p. mt otHrM ot ITt.OlO NAVESINK AS ANTIQUES - Liquidating, luiurlout AT LOW COST STEREO THE BETTER WE LOOK OCIATES, O7I4UO on Ntxt Pa«t content. Horn* of prominent, local HIDE-A-BEO - Solo, tactllont con4H*n. unfurnished garden apartments avail Contract Rales on Request Dlece dinette MI, ISMS. Mottrenei treeier, flit cabinet, lamps, rugs MOVING - Living room couch with BATAVUS 1*77 able. Green Tree Apartments, 911 full or twin. SM.9S K. D. SHARP MOVNG Like new, IJSO firm ?O-f5l9. twt o matchinhi g tobies, 10010000 ITU air c H3-71H offer i p.m Spring St. Coll 741-JtU tor appoint 109 Bulldlngt/Oorogts FURNtTuRE. 171755 Hwy M. Wot ditioner, Copper tton e Frlgld KoantburflKtb , NN.JJ. FactoryFa , Call aflei DRUMS - Rodger, double-ban t*t UO0. HCYCLE - 10-sooed, like ntw. Co RED BANK — Three roomi. all utili- Mil*)' BLOC.K BUILDING - 100 Hloh ru9> WOODEN - Antique high chair, crib iumbia, mole, racer, S7S. way trontdge. over SO0 doep. ideal Tor Cell aftor e, 143 *7*l si, t«o floor lamps (Indirect 741-IT* ties. MM per month. Inquire at. er MX MTIY SERVICE RONT MCI MAOUS BEDROOM SET MOVINO - Mult Mil, 1 '/i-year-old Wolloce St., 4-7 dolly, anytime week tarn ond services. Hoiief No outo Colonioi ceffte abe, (Cobbler ENTIRE CONTENTS - Ol luult. In rtpola.I BMtf I'M #•• CMM UM OtU eluding chlldron'i furniture ant !'!••[•'•.'.frlgerotor,' '••:»••'-el«two year old. woihowohr ends. No ptts. lM*v IT" * Bench). US Rotton-boHom chain, US 741-44M, Mon. ond Tuts, only. PICK-UP $150 lSl Boy't it" bicycle, 130. Double b«d roawood. ontlquo pot Mlly ItovO 72 Garage Sales RUMSON - Beautiful Tudor, one 110 Wanted To Rent Soonlih Medllerroneon complete I4C MUST SELL - Quality living bedroom with study, or two bedroom MAIL $3.50 FIVE Must - Trlplt-track window! furniture, bedroom furniturere,, pore MOPED — Intromotor, excellent con aportments. New both ond kitchen, wkfctr, gtoss shelvos ond otheh r itemi Yard Sale* dltlon ed one smer UM Collaundry orea, carpeting, dlihwather ATTENTION; RENTALS WANTED For etch Ooi number BOWLING BAG - Never uwd, browi MCtllont condition, plu. two icrttn Immedlote occupancy, U7S. eM-lMS Coll 411-4033 110. Auoried large Itufftd onlmali, l doori, SI0 por window Ond door.. Mov GARAGE SALE - Furniture, tools, after * p.m. I » — 4-30 Mon -Frl. toch. Auorttd poperbock booki, ISO Ing Call aflor 9 p.m., Ml rOK PAINT - All colors, all typos, U a ' lianeoui 1U0 Hwy. 15, Mid ooch. Coll 741-OM5 onytln.*. oollon to U.M a gallon, -n. Friday through Tuesday. t-S II Sports Equipment WALL TWP. — Luxury Garden opart MARRIED COUPLE - No children, - 10' ColOtool Upright ments Full corpetlng, some wlm fire lOtk oportmtnt In quiet area Coll BOXES - Corruooted. P dition, now thtrmoilol, 150 717-31*4 or 7I7-3M7 POOLS plocts, tennis court, swimming pool. days. 1W71U0, OVM., 11*4000 (Room ptlet for induitry ond PIANO - Loslsr Parlor Grand Re- KEANSBURG — 7 Maple Awt Thurs.. club house Unfurnished. Starling at Storaoe. Call U7J0H or cently roflnlshed. Ve d diti Fri.. Jut* IS, 16, 10 4. Everything must Openings ond Trouble Shooting CANCELLATION NUMBER PURNITURE - Dtnlng room, living Landscaping O4i toting is otJItvlng. 44»-HM0. PROFESSIONAL MAN - Single. room bodroomi woirior/ dryor Mo Approliod IMP. Coll , baby Items, clothes, leweiry, knlck- Nokce i CmOt for cancHaton • oven only on »su«nce o) •MA It ilD - Over 100 yean old OCks. TWO households, everything Call Bob after I p.m., tO-4141 WANAMASSA - Two rooms ond bath. Wishes to rant room i .. bath (or Come* with orlplnol box iprlng. Aiklng PIANOSO'OANS K wcond floor furnished, all utilities in- home noor Pair SOKail U nuntei lo KM1H4K whtn clnceWon ol «0 i 14». Call Ml-CO43 Many u«od trodt hi, l»lnttl. conloltl. cluded, no children or pets, clow to tr, trom June M raquBBIsd Aflnrwoi must rttxn numbw kx IUIUK >••»•- FURNITURE uorlghti and orondl. Molt major 13 Swimming Pools shopping, «» month 775 103S, 10*to July 1 Writ*} Son J Ml, The Dolly BUNK BEDS - Complete with mat Furniture ot a fraction above cost. Any brondl. Unllmllid rtnlall Irom 17.50 Register. Sfwowsoury, M.J. 0770), •not tresitt ond ladder ~ nomt brand avollotlt. such as tinpor month. Oworantotd lowtlt prlcti MUSKIN — Ux4, two yeots Bid, filter, wolnut, from 1130. WtSi*' ""' ° on Klmboll plonoo. Buy with con- new cover, 11» WIST END — Oorden oporiment One WANTS - Ono or two cor . No CinceUNxis art tx ttkw otter 4 p m Friday unN 11 m nlngton Pine, Pennsylvania Hewte YARD SALE - Saturday, May 37, 10 BUNK BED! - Metol. Originally U00 Oruel, Heritage, Henreoon, Baker tldonco with our 10-vtor parti ond la- 741-OH7 bodroom, furnished, unfurnished electric In the general Keontburg orea Uooxu, a.m. to 5 p.m. 701 Poole Ave., Moiltt, Swimming pool, ocoon vlow. llts por noor icinit ' now 1110. Mott'MMt ond bedipreod Thomasvllle, Century, and many bor guoronloo. POOL JLIDE - Curved, complete. inclwdod. Alto 4' oli many mart. Far more Information behind irodlees. month, year-round. Topper HOUM Please check yout sd ttie day * appaa

AFGHAN — Malo, nine months, CoiHt. HIGHLANDS - Small Ihroroom cot- AL 0 1NC eat or ruiect any classlcd aoveitoing copy Braen thru unumi with this female, ten months. Call 727-1171 be- ANTIQUES - OATEWAV AN- logo, wltablo oouiti Ills por month "BXL'TOR'. - ' TIOU6S, Rt. H ond Homollood Avo.. AI ads once caHtd m and processed * cancelled w* be light, lishion.ble liyenn. tween I 3 30. or SU-1335 after I. ask for pill utllltloi. »I-1I44. W Hwy. » Ktyport Tit >*00 RUSCIL'S . SPECIAL VALUESI - Loonocdo. »1 S«o LONG MANCH — Furnlihod orto- charged a mmmum charge ot 14 00 Add a lowly touch to separates Knoohold dott, !)«» orchh goto, Thrto huge bedrooms, 14' master suite •I »; Blml NAN JOHNSON with this llanni vest in pretty, por, IT 75; pies, seven-week so Id. Sire and Oar., BUYS ANO BUYS Mr living room, overslied rormai din wrtTlnedotk, 1 dtbl on premlsea, Champion blood tint From on entire household to a single Ing room, 23' sclenct-eot in kitchen DEATH NOTICES easytomemoriie lacy shell 11111155, town rock. 12. - . Antique furnltur ' MIOOLITOWN - Throoeodroon full recreation botement. two cor ga It SO; imMiIno Itonat, I Shots. 071-JOM. farm houu on two acrtl. many OHlroi. Death Notices Cards ol Thanks In Memonams and Anmvr-- stitch. Crochet ol medium Immedlote cast rose, luxurious bath, utility room, ap- II.IS, bd B IS ti, thruto AKC - Yorkshire Torrler, pliances. 317' treed landscaped lo* sary Masses (Hun on the OMuary Page) 95 per hne weight. 3 ply sport yarn. Pal bedroom tcrttn, 111.50; mmodtro n AKC Pomerdnlon. KTHU STATE RENTALS t»r low, low taxes. cocktail toolo, 110.SO; u«u»» bbott t cobl- •42HU N.Y.C. - Buyor/Solti Agont. Ellatot. ten 970: (ins 814 incl. not. I1.S0; polntotf drolltr, 1111.50; quality homi turnlihlnoi, pointings, MIDOLETOWN - Two oodrooM, MELMED AGENCY AKC - Staple Pups, wormed, wilh bronioi, Oriental root. |,w«lry, on- 1 tor chlldron and poll. Sun P^rcn, RE AI 1 s I A t ( J1.M for each pattern. Add shots, champion stock, 150 or btst otfir t d hm 3TM734 STATE RENTALS llir ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Water 354 each pattern for lust class tIARt KCNMORE - ... OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, front. On Scenic Drive. In eacellent airmail and handling. Sate Te: etoctrlc dryer, almost new. 1 ptowware. ort objects and brko broc MIODLETOWN - Charming, spotltu, condition. Living room, dining room, Kenmore wasner, S7S. 671 I Immediate cosh for anything ond eve- four-bedroom Colonial, family — TV room, kitchen, I'/j bams, 2Ajo.Fo.SU. 101 ApanmenB rything. RutcH s, 15 E. Front St. with fireplace, dining room, ._ bedrooms. Principal, only. For ;WINO MACHINE - Wilh cabinet, kitchen, f'l baths, goroge. excellent 3 Trucks For Sate 102 Houses For Rani DACHSHUND - AKC. Standard Bolwtmtnt, coll W-3044. J. Rug, 10x14, ISO Wrought Iron location. Lease, security ond refer 4Motorcycon 103 Rertas To Share tchen HI. US Poker table. IIS smooth pupplfi Bred for type and dis- TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO •nets requireikedd . U00 monthlyn , plus utl BRAND NEW SAuioSoivnPans louro Wheeler IHPfh position, private breeder. Call fM-4f n (tin. Coll after * p.n. ond wooliondt. Four bedroomi. If master bedroom, KM Wnter RenUK "Tor S. 1 SIXPIECE - Bodroom ut. doublo I* guest bedroom. If living room, 14 6 Auto Rant lease 105 Summer henlas (ttedUtroft Dtpt. 61 drttttr and mirror. tNCtlllnl Condi- FOUR FREE KITTENS - To a Qooa Buy trom private owners and estates. NEED A HOME? fofmal dining room, eot-Tn science 7 Auto Imurince home. One female-Calico, malts-aray ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED ANO kitchen, 71' family room with fire 106 Furrwhed Rooms Bon. Atnina ua. con m-un. JEWELRY DESIGNED. 7*~ GRAB A PHONE place, utility room, two full luxury tAutoFaiance It* Doily Register ond white. Coll 717-OHO. STATE RENTALS oUr 107 Numng Homes • SNOWCO TILT TRAILER - Capacity Fair Haven, N.J. U! «J7. boths, attached gorage, landscaped lot, 9 Conslructon Equipment FREE KITTENS - Nine weeks old. To 10« Commercial Renu* • 1000 IH. Mlontv Uoc uroytr. Inltrno- USED PISTOLS ANO ANTIQUES - 10 Warned AutomoWe llonol Cub Codtl, llk.p. hydraitallc For collector. Write correspondence AGENCY WBuOngt Garages •M 111, OM CMHI SU, NOD m " rotory Inowplowtr ond (tat vacu Mlchoel Tomalno, U7 Hudson Ave..month plus all vtiiitlti. R/ftronces, 110 Wanted To %nl um wooon. 14I1IM oflor » FREE KITTENS - To OOOd home. lease ond security Call b«ween )S Tert, IT 19011. PrM Haute. Only two llefe t EoElohht weeks old d p.m. Jock McGowan, Century 21, BUY OR SELL - Your home fhirough completely housc-trolned. Coll WE BUY OLD WICKER - AndMcGowan/Ryan Agency, Realtors, on affiliate of the t tiWlo otter S p.m. Btntwoatf furniture, in good condition py t t o _ SUPER VAiUf-1978 NEEDLE SI. Htlp Wanted THE WICKER BASKET, Rt, 14, Colt1)1 Neck. 4U-MSS. RUMSON - Immedlote occuponc Coitni Roottor. 741 im. Multiple lilt CRAFT CJUIOJ 225 designs Two-bedroom cottagci'iws pe"month', 51. Help Wanted Coll for details, William D. Ryan, Re- 1 Business Sennets to choose Irom, 3 tree inside. 130 Open Houses Ml cratts. Knit. Crochet 754 CENTRAL LOCATION APPUANCE WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.. AREA - 131 Houses For Sail (Lanlono). Two-bedroom furnished For shopping, commuting, and beach !32&xirJortinums SMALL ENGINE house. 1300 per month Including utili- TECHNICIANS ties. Call after S p.m. w •Three-four bedrooms, 1ft boths, split Town Houses Part lime technicians Apartments time weefcewds, e/l-OSM. WUcomePtoparty •Kitchen-dinette combination, sewing needed (of mechanical and MECHANICS 134 Farm Property AAA RENTAL SERVICE - N«w rin- m, living room outflted with a fir? 51 Help Wanted refrigeration repairs. Posi- Some experience necessary toll dolly, novor o loo tor tonotil. 105 Summer Rentals 135 Commercial Property S2Babys«1ingCri«iCare lions available days and eve- tor lawn mower repair. Pan- Fvrnlilwd ond unlurnlihtd homti ond 136 industrial Property aportrrwitl. TEICHER AGENCY. RE- HILTON HEAD ISLAND - South Car VI DornasK Hekp Printed Pattern nings. Excellent company time positions'available, days ALTORS. »7 Ocoonporl Avt., Octon- ollno. two-bedroom condominium, WMELAN MALTY GROUP 137 lot and Acreage and eves. Excellent company sleeps six. Golf, tennis, pool, beoch. S4 Sfuetons Wanted Female 13t Mob* Homes benelils Apply Personnel Of- pon. sa-uoo. OB0owoekClU7)lils'^ benefits. Apply Personnel Of- ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS - Coprl iSSauatonsWanteOMaie 139 Cemetery loll . fice. Mon. through Sat.. POCONOS - Chalet, tleept 13. Fish MIDDLETOWN, NJ. They Rt So Well! fice, Mon. through Sal.. AportnttntiAportnttnt , two-oodroom apartmontt W-7SM 56 Sruatons W»nt»d 140 Real Estate Wanted 10-12 noon. 6:30-7:30 p.m. ovollabloollbl o Coll for Intormatlon, Ing, boating, swimming, tennis, (Ire 10-12 noon, 6:30-7 30 pm. lac"ije . dlfthwother, 110C weekly. ILBERON - Converted Carrl... Mac.Femakj »71 AVAILABLE JULY Ut. - IVi-room house. Four bedrooms. 3V> oaths, all 57 D»y Care'Nursery School oftlcloncy with bath. Sultobl, om por- SEA BRIGHT — EHIclency and motel modern conveniences with old world SEARS, ROEBUCK SEARS, ROEBUCK Mfl, »l» por month plus go». Ono-yoor units. Daily, weekly and monthly rotes. charm. »!«,000. I0BM. Rtforoncot a mull: Coll P«wy. Mold serice. Air conditioning, private GAG Realtors 531-1000 S3I- TI7-.M0, t o.m.-S p.m. beach and pool. Trode Winds Motel 1 ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR & CO. 1C0. Marina. i*TiW7. Member Real Estate EKchonge 152 Boats and Accessories HAZLET - Money saver. Furnished IMCampngEqupmenl 1500 Hwy 15 1500 Hwy 35 efficiency with kitchen. S150 Includes SEA BRIGHT - Two-bedroom beach •43 »M house, furnished, by week, month or FAIR HAVEN - Ntw Colonial, do- IMRacraatanaKrehcin 747-MH STATE RENTALS Bkr. season Coll 79V2M, slroblt orta, three bedrooms. IV* 81 Buanats OppofiuraMs Wear tlxm out u lucked into baths, living room, dining room, kltch- 67 Mortgages HIGHLANDS - Ont-bodroom. »M5. oil tn, den, attached garogt, 144,000 pints, snorts or skirts-they le utllllloi liirnlmod. LOOM, ncorliy, rtl- SCHANCK AGENCY; rfsULTOlfl 63 Money To loan ornKOt. Ml CT1olto r 7 p.m. 106 Furnished Rooms the EASY SEW TOPS you need Llndtn Ploct, Rod Bonk, NJ. onti. 64 Money Wanted HIGHLANDS - Thr.o bodroomi. U». lor i cirelree summer ol cool KEANSBURG — Furnished rooms and rurnlsnedoporlments FIREPLACE ISOS comfort and variety 1V7-OM-tost* or ;7|7«ji Four bedrooms, II' master bedroom, Printed Pattern 9316: Worn. HIGHLANDS - Throo roomi. lultoblt Irving room with fireplace, formal din- SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE odulti, Sirs por month plui ullllllti. Ing room, ultnct tot-ln kitchen, lux- en's Sues 34.36. 3d, 40.42.44. tKurlty r»gulrrd. V\1\u. 101 Commercial ury bath, don, sewing room, two-car 210 Ir* and Found 46. 48. Hill Sim lOH. 12H. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Rentals 2" Spec* N<*cei 14Vt. 164, 184. Spend your summer with this prestigious manutacturei MMareiitntBiFafSiia ?IJTra»enraniporlalon Stud $1.50 hr Mck prtkn. OFFICE SPACE - Hwy. IS, K TZGaraga/YardSalri of perfumes and cosmetics. We have opportunities for INDS, HILLS - Four-bodroom - " wn, furnished, 13x14 carpeted HAVE BUYERS.NEED LISTINGS namonxton tit, SjQO par month, ell utllllloi 1.1100 ptr month Includes utllllloi. nutdimnFor Sale Mi 35| W MMI Mttffl SW college students, graduate students and recent gradu- •71-14 Call tin Korr Aotncy, Inc. 214'MOcctwn fint-dM M INS I. wottr vlow. Coll »l «ll or 43* Rlyor Rd.. Fair Hovon. 741-4477 MRenWSsnice ates to join us as: ATTRACTIVE — Modtrn office In re- HIOHLANDS - Bungalow lor sola. ;5FarmEquc(»iient 3M. IK ttordi center. Red ton*. Available Ir Reasonable, furnished two, three, four rooms or torotr units Coll anyilme, »l-$Ose /BAurtonSaHi INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Low rent, Fu4l strvlets. 74lJ5»S. 71 Pad and LitttKx* BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE - ?a*»crafl MARIAN MARTIN Industrial engineering majors will enjoy the challenges Avo.loblt on Brood St., Rtd Bonk orto we offer, which could lead to a lull time permanent Last office Witt available In executive raSMpwEKhtrai Htom Dtpt. 420 (woftulonal building. Sufficient pk 80BcydN/MnB*n position with our Industrial Engineering department This KIANSIURO - toochvlto Oaraom. TIM Ddly Rtfisltr Mudlo. Hurt, hot wotor ond cooking 901 is an outstanding opportunity to be trained in a pro- 'Jdod. Convtnlont troniportatlon. LU%xsr* • * HIGHLANDS - Profetllonai building, 0. CHATEAU REALTY, REAL fessional Industrial Engineering atmosphere. second floor, private entronct. *00 sq, ~t. 115 Can- Avi.. Koonlourg, 232 *et IS* SI, Htw Tut, KBANSIURO - Unfurnished three ft., hoot ond olr Included. 173-loot. 64 MarerianrJBa wanted NT 10011. Prini tWMLJO- I Those who join us will earn a good salary in our modern, rooms, heal and hot water KEYPORT - Builnon dlltrlct. KEVPORT - Modorn ttirougrwut. no pttt. RoownoMt. 717-mo. throo bodroomi, ool-ln hltchon, formal DKSt ZIP, SIZE M* SHU room wlta or otflcoi. hoot lurniih convenient facility. Please apply in person at: MATAWAN/MIDDLDLBSBB X ROAD - U»ptr month. Coll SW-IIU dining room, Koitm.nl incloiod (tUMKR. ••oulllul modorn ono ond twoLARG. E MODERN STORE POR RENT LOOK RICH, YOUNG, SMART Woroooo m ODartmontiartmonti. uparolt dining - SulloNo any fret ouilnou. ovollobll room, pooT Itrroci. corking, control My 1. ono Mock From Municipal Yochl The Daily Register on i budget! Sew ntw soft air. polntMl, only HJS/SJM, Includoi HorDor, front and row onlronct, otf- 101. Commercial dresses, tops, shirts, pints 001 ond hoot. Call W-m-im, ll-o p.m. ttroot porklno, 77 Flnt Avt., Anontlc Hlfhloridl, W'jm onytlmt. Rtntals -all in NEW .SPRING-SUM- MATAWAN - Ono and CHANEL, INC. MATAWAN - I0M M ft. WOroMvM The Sunday Register MER PATTERN CATALOG. Free ipott, truck-tiolght loading dock, Pattern ryfi, Slfd 75* 876Btfcnten ffentennlair /(venue MATAWAtusr-tmN - Ldtterldge luivry one- 3 Bq It (1 itnts, country settlna, iatl.;1rloof 12,000 iq.lt.) Plscfjawayicafaway,, N.J. 08854 ucNiN ttigstt totmnt, ntiiia dd- n542-1700 * mg prhrUB pwWng. air con- MOOIRN APARTMENT - Prlvolt M Hd Pubic homt, thrto rooms. r**or tronsoorto- MATAWAN - Main St. Office tooct, nsn. 4tS-04)e, btst lime to coll ftofor* second floor suite, pone ltd and HHourlwvlcf •M Cll SU MM. 111. Kww For (alt 151 Boot, And SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1978 The DbafyRcgMCr 17. JUcwrfr. [TiOITO^IIIIMALfll - With Inllor. TSNQ.1ANONO 4. WALTER ROESMAN Cargo accidents eyed m-MTS ottor <» Secretory Keonteurg Municipal utility MWJ. LAWLEY REA U WOODEN CKUIS Me MicMrttown fvot tsar BWTtca MOHMOUTH BEACH - taalod aldt tor Itie t , ouiet «rMl. ft,,,, Rail line is trying harder »^CB^IMBJ^T - W^stallar^M \

1 WASHINGTON (AP) - S' ififJ Btit canve LAN was not in compliance in sacola, Fla. this year. But fed- —r »• •»"} "vrao madalt - rm. )• h*. JMmon The Louisville k NasbvUle all areas and that our methods eral inspection reports noted Railroad, meandering from to Insure both a safe operation dangerous conditions on theLnisvite Mi NisbviHc R.R. MM UM S New Van. Chicago through coal country and compliance with regu- CMJMIM, many iXot UM Coll Bidders ort required to comply line as far back as 1171: with the requirements of Chapter 177. to Florida and New Orleans, lations were wanting." Public Law, ol I«7S "Each time this Inspector Specification, ond tor mi lor Did drove nun people irom their fling maybe secured ot the alike ol the Federal pressure Included has made an inspection ORTYAK - Dare. 1 HPP. .loon PAUL W tVENNETT LAN staff, and tough inspec- missing bolts and several cen- Secretory any other railroad. tions One LAN official said ter cracked joint bars have

ALL MARINE ELECTRONIC! - Wo iwfici Now, In a confidential re- the FRA over-reacted. been found." the 1976 report •an yau mori. Shop around, than can There wtll tM o mMting ol Ihe port, the L4N concedes that its An examination of accident said. •OUT UONMOUTH - Neat homi tar Booting Eloctronlct Hot Lino for Iroo Housing AuthorIIy & Redevelopment prlco guatn. Ao^ocv Ot ttvt Towniitlp al Mlddlttown "methods to Insure ... safe op- records, FRA track inspection an Ttmday tvenlng. Jun« 13. .tn ot the In 1977, the LAN had 731 mms <, oftlcn of Th* Housing Aulrwrlly. eration" were wanting. It . CHATEAU He- reports and interviews with accidents from all causes, with ALUMINUM STARCIIAFT - 11', oor Oonltl Tow«rs, Oakdotc Drive, Mid i"'c<"A lockt, cor-toapablo, IISO Grtat d,»tcmn,N J allflOPM. promises to correct Us prob- federal officials reveal that the five deaths and 50 injuries. Marcyry, 1171. Tor* Uioft, IV, h.p. mo ANDREW J PR ASK Al Entcullva Director lems. LAN's problems were brewing FRA officials say that Is a MO BANK-INCOME P«OPt«TY - June 12 U.SO Two one oeareom apartment!, lovely The Louisville, Ky based long before the federal "very high" rate, although no BOBTON WHALIII II' - Witt, Ol h.p. Mercury tttrtt yeort old, with now railroad, which unlike many scrutiny began: railroad-by-railroad ranking trallor. o^olWcoodHlor. 741.ml m Red Bonn other rail lines has generally CAVALIER SKI BOAT - li II. Vulyl MOTICt TO UDMil —More people were evac- exists Nolle* li nortbv glvon that sooltO been profitable, has one of the Dkh will tM reeolvod by Hit Mayor and uated In accidents Involving Between last November, Council of tnt Borough of Rod Bank. Industry's worst safety re- only. Call 74 DlCKiHSON CATCH 31' - litcollottt Monnvtutti County, fttw Jorwy tor haiardous cargo on L&Nwhen federal inspections were cendltlon, rocont iwrvoy, tU tain, construction ot: cWr«tt curb*, con cords. Its troubles included trains In 1(77 than any other MD BANK - Thrn aedroomi. IV, ReJIor furling Gome, RDF, VHP, DP, creto iMowoIki, itroot itanlkng ond stepped up, and February, the Dtnghf many ostrot. IU.000 »i-l«l ttreet trt* planting for: Community everything from faulty wheels railroad. Of a nationwide latest month with figures kltdian and bath. On quit! ilritt, ntor Block Gronl 1*77 - A Rovltotliallon ot — Ill million worth — to bad wowibury Avonuo. 11,780 evacuations, 2,855 oc- available, IAN averaged 75 DISCOUNT Lump turn Mtta will tM rtcalved by track to locomotives in dis-curred in LAN mishaps. Illi- accidents a month. Twenty- Ship's Store tho Borough Clork at Borough Hoil. 3i A rore opportunity lor the Moiwnowtt. St., Rod Bank noflattr Ihon repair. nois Central Gulf Railroad had one of those Involved hazard- .•(»» and om dlomond. Cell tl llVlM municipal content to operate In laid NOTICI codes are different things. A there Is no law requiring that a trusting renter. Consequent- for a cleaning deposit to be SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Rnalet. Borough. _ _ alii Board a. The Borough Council ol the Special Meeting June 71, 1v7 _ building code deals with struc- the fee be refunded. ly, some leases may contain used to clean or paint the 112 Travel Borough ol Red Bank will hold a public on Friends of Animals and Henry Rlc hearing upon told application far mu- ordton. tural standards and materials; Once you decide to move some provisions which are dwelling after you move. This SHADOW LAKE - Throo monthl aid. Transportation nlclporconiert at the Municipal Build M.EBERLE two booroomi. Iwo « a housing code covers regu- Ing. 32 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, Secretary Into a building, you should find generally forbidden by law." type of deposit usually will not ftrnbr occupoiicv. RIDER N1EDED — I'm driving to Lot- N J.onAuguttlm.|t7lotl:OOP.M. Tinton Foils Planning Board on lations on safety and health. out what to do about problems be refundable. A damage de- Angelet. Leovrno June Ith. Pleato con- Said application ond any additional June 7, 1V7I approved the site plan of Among the examples: Ill Mobil* Homes mdpoitor ot »IH7I. opollcatlont filed with the Borough Grote B. Heck lor construction of mul- Take copies of the housing that develop later on. Who posit, in contrast, must be re- Clerk within the period prescribed by tl-fomlly homes on property located on —A provision forcing you to N.Jj.A. «:SA» may be e>amlned by Shrewsbury Avenue code with you when you visit should you contact with com- agree to accept the blame In turned when you leave unless 113 instruction retldenli of the Borough ot Rod Bank M. EBERLE and other Interetted parlies between Secretory potential dwellings. Inspect plaints? Should you telephone, any future dispute with the you have caused damage wfe A NEW 45-HOUR — Morning root ti- the houri of 9:00 A.M. and S:00 P.M. on June 12 14.» the building and check off vio- write or call In person? Where beyond the normal wear and OARDEN FARK MOHILE HOMES - me llcenilng courie, JulyjTH, >1H. onv butlntu day prior to the aforesaid landlord or to pay the land- MIVMV Rd., HolKI. Adult pork. Wolk Mownoulti Intlltuto, 74l written papen of the County 04 Monmouth. On that afternoon, the Boy bldt. waive mtormolltloi. and to award obiectronho* been filed with the Mayor Does the Bench of Inspira- cantrecti In Itt own belt Intoretti. and Council Of the Borough ot Rumson Seconded by Freeholder CLAY You are now on theCentral Park West near his Scouts o| America dedicated 151 Boot** LUCILLE SCHUSLED objecting to tht renewal ol the Plenary TON and odopted on roll call by the Bernard Baruch Bench of In- home. tion live up to its name? The Secretory Retail Consumption Liquor License of following vote. the bench to the famous finan- AcctuorlM Holmdel Townailp Pettr 4 Pater, Inc. trodlng as the In the affirmative: Mr. Kroner, spiration, and if any of that National Park Service has no Boord of Education Frornagwle Rtitouront and located ol Mr. Lynch. Mn Clayton, Mr. Kovolek The Bench ot Inspiration cier, philanthropist, consultant W ALUMINUM - Flol-bottom boot,, II Hlllcroit Rd. ond Director Lorrtson. testimonials on file. A park at- M ttldge Road, Rumson, N.J. A public park-bench sage's genius and Isn't the capital's most popular and public servant for his "in- IS^poea electric motor, batteny and. ' I, N.J. 07711 hearing on this matter has been iched- InIhenegative: None tendant considered a while. - utad by the Mayor and Council for know-how Is transmitted to attraction. Few tourists are I hereby certify Wo above lo be a spiring devotion to country and SEA WITCH SAIL mm Tnurvaay, June B, 1971 ol 1:00 P.M., ot Borough Hall, East River Road, true copy of a resolution adapted by the you, you're on the way. aware of it or notice the me-distinguished service to "Yes, soi.iv_rt.._,ra» see a . Rumson, N.J. All most wishing to be Board of Chosen Freeholder! ot tho 2»Ktamburg tMortUo fhii matter will bo given full County ol Monmouth at o meeting held From this sylvan seat, morial plaque on an adjacent boyhood." person get up from It as though opportunity. on June I, r»* • k - A SPECIAML, .MetmNG OF THE Baruch ran the War Industries granite base. J.GARYtAMMON, FKEUt-.i-kC KNCttER Baruch,' unable to come they'd suddenly thought of KEANSBURROG MUNICIPAL UTILI' TIES AUTHORHORITI Y WILL *• HELD Borough Clerk Board during World War I and something,' ... .-.Ml 'Juntt, 11 t>1l.4O JUKI: >I1.« Wl.. jDStfflurlng a *ort from New York, sent a tape- 18 ThrDylyRcgtoer SHREWSBURV, N J MONDAY.JUNEU.I978 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace TATER--AREVE Crossword puzzle WfllTINl FER SOMEBOOy TO GIVE VE A RIDE? ACROSS 27 Rasjon e'b3OIN SEE 1b THAT' difficult marriage, at least attract today. Jan.ii) •- Accomplish- MB'ERB AFTER are not especially adven- turesome. You totopportu - while the growing-up LEOIJuly »-Aug.22) - ments early in the day may nltia for achievement out- process hinders taking on Know precisely where pale beside the gain of the side your self concept to the responsibilities of an your family is at all times young later. pus and therefore may adult. You would do well to today. You can avoid dan- AQUARIUS(Jsn.2O- had youraeU without many put off marriage for a ger. Feb.1t) - Intuition enables tangible evidences of suc- while. VIRQO(Aug.23-S«pt.22) - you to move quickly from cess. You exceed, howev- AIM born on this dale: listen to experience. If danger in early morning. er, in what you get In- Sir Anthony Eden. British possible, redirect energies Know your limitations. volved in. ilalaaman; Jamas Oliver along new and vibrant PISCES(F«b.U-March 26) Curwood, author. channels. - 1 jttle can be done today to enhance your reputa- You see yourself as a To see what Is in store LIBRA(Sepl73-Oct.22) - '/^ HOMEY, 1M •> MOW CAM WE SAVE MONEY THAT S LIFE, DEAR- [ I WISH I COOLD PUT IT just person, one who would You should be able to spot tion. Rely on another when for you tomorrow, find in difficulty. ( TAKIM6 «2O PROM PUT AND TAKE « not -indeed could not - do your birthday and read the the flaw in another's work. VOUR violence to another, physi- corresponding paragraph. Be encouraging even while ARIES(March 21-April 19) WALLET cally or spiritually. You highly critical. - Take care not to appear are particularly good with SCORPIO(Oct.23-Nov.21) intrusive. Stick to your children, knowing Just how TUESDAY, JUNE 13 - Don't neglect the appear- own work. much aid to give, how GEMINKMay 21-June 20) - ance of work even when TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) much to demand, when • You may have to donot actually Involved in - Conviction lets you put and how much to praise without a number of daily gainful occupation. up with more than bar- and encourage, and when necessities today. Make SAQITTARIUS(Nov.22- gained for today. Don't let to express disappointment. do. Dec.21) •- Interest in anoth- another frighten you.

Sheinwold's bridge advice West dealer North-Souta vulnerable Doonesbury By Alfred Shelnwold used up all of South'* trumps. Breaking the rule made a dif- NORTH Three little wordi-««ond Declarer next cashed the ace ference of nearly two thousand • 1075432 hind low—tell you what to do of clubs, hoping that the king polnU! whenever you are the second would drop. It didn't, and South DAILY QUESTION 0 105 •m muse ana amrtms ..ANPPl£ASB r person to play to t trick. Then made no more tricks. Down tmmtxicomMu*. •mNonocAu. ^ • J862 mrn&tnoN m m/tAste, tmsNK. vtoorvonu- Jxr til you have to do is to keep three, for a penalty of 800 Partner opens with one Htm/wiHxEvnm /wvceummuBsiNr &BB OFTfMA/OUST irn'oeAHHsm"im-peAHHSfur Svy7Xv ' diamond, and the next player WEST EAST Acm earn MNKt oviiou &i1HC/*.&*ft || your eyes open the rest of your pointi. fWV lift for the exceptions to the passes. You hold: • 1075 43 2 • KQ8 • AJ6 rule. HUGE DIFFERENCE Vl0OlO5*J862. What do

Beetle Bailey WITHOUT BJWTIVt EV1PCMCE NO/WE'LL we cAttr a wwt ASCNT9 TO BUT I'M NOT LOOKATVDU/ SO IN THE PH. HENRY.... THe TRUTH..,BUT VWITINS. YOU 60T MORE INTEREST OF PIANA WA9 A HEAP OF IT'LL T4KB TIMB. SMU00LEP1 OUT STATE WITH PAINT ON OUR COUNTRY'S KIPHAPPtHG. YOURSELF THAN TAXPAYER6... YOU 60T ON THE BUILPIN6/