Bethany Road curve almost claims life of another driver Haslet Township Committeemaa John Pierce tatf that wrt la the naotht—j tos The car was driven by Francis m2tt&ZXSg31?2!~ •*-•—•*»—•*• •a the DOT report at tht " isaey.47.of7T«ressDrive,here /•Mali •MHtaf.1 naming, J8, of Wooley T _ . have kw fltes by ptbee pandug further aorrateosdi had been held up at IkK»Ue statUe level., poiatiag oat that the » ay Huhaitil Patrohnaa Brace lastey I that a DOT repi •Bethany oucsnent SSM been requested ay me comnu tlee in novem - Haapital alter the car which ate vat driving Ku»a was expected last Friday Ms Fleming's J-year-old son, WiUasa 8. Flemakf Jr • with another ear at a earn in fee road I said the report m to address the Mr. Pierce said that the ywn#"» would arrive at a was a pmragrr ia Us mother's car at the time of the near Telegraph Hill Road coadito r Road an) to touch upon whether decision about any possible steps to make Bethany Road Road has been the scoe of several fatal" additional signs or *U>r lights should be installed safer after looking over the DOT report Neither Mr Coasey nor the Fleming child was nospi aecataU indading ooe iolatt May which claimed the W Mrs. Marahead said Uuit < recent traffic wrwy con- Holmdel police reported that in the most recent acci- taaasduarea»Haflhe7»pm crash of t I7y«r-old high school student and set off a local ducted on Bethany Road, which runi between Holmdel and dent on Bethany Road, Ms. Fleming wai traveling east Bvthaay Road was closed for about an hour after the protest onr He sUte Department of Transportauoo s Haxlet, showed Hut 10,315 cars travel the road each day I a curve when her car collided with . car beading ooHuBon. police said The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO. 305 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1979 15 CENTS SALT II signing is scheduled for today
VIENNA (AP) - President Carter and President Leonid I. Brezhnev's toast was directed to the U.S. Senate which Brezhnev end their summit meeting on a positive note today must ratify the arms treaty to put it into effect and to senators with the signing of the SALT II treaty setting limits on the demanding changes in the provisions of the treaty. He warned numbers of long-range Soviet and American weapons until the that if there was "any attempt to rock this elaborate structure end of 1985 which has been so hard to build, to substitute any of its The two leaders also were to promise a continuation of elements, ... the entire structure might then collapse, entailing Soviet-American consultations and to open negotiations for grave and even dangerous consequences for our relations and more far-reaching arms control measures after SALT II takes for the situation in the world as a whole." effect. The 22-page treaty limits each country to the deployment of After two days of meetings devoted to expositions of each 2,250 launchers for intercontinental weapons, a reduction from government's policies on major issues between them, Ameri- the 2,400 allowed by the SALT I treaty. It also limits to 1,200 the can sources said points of conflict were frequent but the number of ballistic missiles that can be armed with multiple, sessions produced no acrimony or table-pounding. independently-targeted warheads. Carter emphasized the scope of his differences with The treaty is accompanied by a two-page protocol, expiring Brezhnev in toasting the Soviet leader at dinner Sunday night. at the end of 1981, banning deployment of mobile and cruise Citing trouble spots in the Middle East, Southern Africa and missiles and air-to-surface ballistic missiles and limiting each Southeast Asia, he said "any effort by either of our nations to country to the development of only one new intercontinental exploit the turbulence that exists in various parts of the world" missile. would push them toward "competition and even confronta- One issue that will figure in the Senate battle is the absence tion." from the treaty of any limits on the Soviet Backfire bomber, "The United States can and will protect its vital interests if which the Russians claim is not a long-range strategic weapon this becomes the route we must follow," Carter continued. but which U.S. military men say could reach the United States "But there is another way — the path of restraint and, where from the Soviet Union by refueling in flight. possible, cooperation. That is the path we prefer " It was learned that Brezhnev personally promised Carter the Soviet government will not produce more than 30 such bombers each year. However, a Soviet statement being handed to Carter only promises limitations on the bomber without setting a production ceiling. President addresses Carter said he and Brezhnev "were able to further our joint efforts to develop rules curbing the military competition be- tween us and to lay the groundwork for further progress on the control and regulation of nuclear weapons Congress tonight "On some other issues we did not agree," he continued, WASHINGTON (AP) - President Carter, returning "and we were not able to develop a common approach. We APWIHIPHOTO from signing a new arms limitation agreement with the agreed, however, to continue searching for peaceful resolution OUTSIDE SOVIET EMBASSY — Soviet President and Embassy In Vienna yesterday before they head tor their Soviet Union, reports to Congress on his first summit with of these differences " Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev, right, and American Pres- further talks Inside the Embassy prior to their signing Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev. See SALT signing, page 2 ident Jimmy Carter, wave to crowd outside the Soviet Salt II treaty today. The president is scheduled to address a joint session of Congress at 9 o'clock EDT tonight, immediately after returning from Vienna, Austria, where he signed the treaty Even plate on even date means gas and held discussions with the ailing Brezhnev. Carter will be hoping to drum up support for the pact, which needs approval of a two-thirds majority of the Senate to go into effect. The treaty has already drawn sharp criticism from some senators, including Henry M. Jackson, an influential Parkway gas plan starting tomorrow Washington Democrat. Jackson, who last week strongly criticized the adminis- Two hour gas lines and customers whose license num- were reported for gas lines at and that service workers were parkway stations going to and said Sgt. Kenneth Thompson tration's Soviet policy as "appeasement," said Sunday heavy traffic were reported on bers end with even numbers the Cheesequake service area hopeful that supplies of un- from the shore, those who of the Sea Bright Police force that his blast was a signal to both Carter and the Soviets the Garden State Parkway and on odd days to those cus- where cars were backed leaded gasoline would hold out reached the beaches enjoyed Officials of the Long that the Senate must be reckoned with in the agreement. yesterday causing parkway of- tomers with numbers ending bumper-to-bumper a half mile through the night. the first weekend of full sun Branch Pier reported a turn- "We're better off with no agreement than this one, ' ficials to impose $3-limits for in odd numbers down the exit ramp. State po- Police also reported a At the Sea Bright Public out that was "Better than we Jackson said in an interview on ABC's "Issues and An- gas purchases in parkway ser- "Even date, even plate. " lice reported that the area had slight increase in the number Beach, large crowds came for could have expected," despite -*Jk swers." vice areas one Parkway official said, in to be closed in the early eve- of motorists stranded this the beach's opening day of the a Friday night incident in Another senator, Daniel Patrick Moyriihan, D-N.Y., Parkway officials also an- announcing the delay of the ning when the gas line ex- Weekend from running out of summer and jammed Ocean which a truck delivering parts said Sunday that reservations will have to be added to the nounced that the odd-even ra- calendar rationing system tended out to the Parkway gasoline. Avenue when an afternoon for the planned roller coaster pact in order for it to win Senate ratification. tioning system, originally Vanity license plates will The area was later reopened Middletown police said that thunderstorm forced a mass fell through the pier Nobody Both administration officials and the Soviets have scheduled to begin this morn- be serviced on odd days, the when the line diminished there were scattered instances exodus by the sunbathers from was hurt, and pier officials warned the treaty probably could not survive Senate ing, had been pushed back a official said, adding that all Parkway officials reported of gas siphoning as the Sunday the beaches. said that the hole would be amendments. day to tomorrow morning motorists will be able to that the Monmouth service station closings prevented mo- "Everybody left at once repaired in eight days Moynihan, interviewed on CBS' "Face the Nation," According to the system, purchase gas on the 31st. area in Wall had run dry of torists from filling their tanks when the rainstorm hit. and it The Pier's waterslide, a also said he does not think the treaty is strong enough to gasoline is sold on even days to Two-and-a-half-hour waits regular easoline in the evening While motorists jammed caused an awful traffic jam." 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It rate giants, whose price filial by Tkt Red Bank Register • WASHINGTON - The didn't take the Russians long picks the caamroer • pockets catchword in the debate over WASHINGTON to catch onto this pussycat pol on a vast scale the Strategic Amu Limitation icy, and they cheated their By limiting corporate lia- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN bility, Ike Bayh anMadroant President and Editor Treaty U "verification." Will way blithely through the first we be able to tell if the Rus SCENE arms treaty would eacourafe Big Buaineas to drag price-fliing case* oat siant are cheating? Secretary of State Henry indefinitely. This practice ThonuM J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor Kitaiager approved of this ap- An equally important word lines the pockets of Ike big- peasement, and attempted to — but one that is rarely if ever name law firms representing intelligence sources reveal a rationalize it in the secret Na- 6 SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, JUNE 18,1979 mentioned by supporters or the corporate gianti, bit adds few Soviet tricks that Presi- tional Security Decision Mem- opponents of SALT — is "en- millions to the costs of punish- dent Carter will not disclose to orandum «3 to the Central In- ANDERSON forcement." What will we do ing the guilty in price-filing the Congress when he delivers telligence Agency and the if we catch the Russians conspiracies Another foreign policy triumph cheating? his address on the SALT talks Joint Chiefs of Staff A law that's not enforced is The Soviets "drove trucks "The U.S. Commissioner For the same reason, Pres- Under the current system, no law at all Drivers will through the loopholes" of the (SCC) should inform his coun- ident Carter is unlikely to the victims can often obtain speed at will if police never first treaty, as one source put terpart that the U.S. Govern- scuttle SALT U, one of the few relatively quick settlements - make arrests. But there is no it, and we challenged their ment is not accusing or imply- concrete achievements of his and thus stop the gouging - by impartial traffic cop to flag cheating only mildly. "We ing that the USSR is in vio- administration. And that's using the threat of increasing down violators of SALT II. sucked our thumbs," one SCC lation with existing SALT why you will hear little about damage awards if the case Each side must be its own source told our associate Dale agreements," Kissinger enforcement, the insoluble drags on. enforcer. Van Atta. "It shouldn't hap- wrote. "(The issues) involve dilemma of SALT, when Lobbying for the amend- As a practical matter, the pen again." questions concerning com- Carter addresses Congrss on ment, according to our enforcement options are lim- The "don't-get-tough" pol- pliance and related situations the treaty. sources, has been spearheaded ited and tricky. We can com- icy came right from the top. A we consider ambiguous. The BAYHING TIME Big by Time Inc., whose sub- plain, of course, but the Sovi- secret Defense Department purpose of raising these issues Business lobbyists are en-sidiary, Inland Container ets have a long track record of memo in 1976 titled "SALT is to resolve these questions, gaged in a quiet but de-Corp., is baaed in Bayh's home shrugging off complaints. We Contingency Planning," ad- and, as necessary, to bring termined effort to sneak state. Inland has a price-fixing can go to the brink of nuclear vised against flexing too much about corrective action.'' through Congress a con-suit pending. war, as we did in the Cuban muscle on "ambiguous" or -Kissinger suggested that if troversial amendment that Heavy hitters from the missile crisis of 1982. But the "minor" violations of SALT. the Russians were un- would save corporations many "Fortune 500" list have been implications of such saber-rat- "In the event Soviet ac- responsive, we might offer to millions of dollars in price- twisting arms in Capitol tling in the nuclear age are tions were ambiguous, then it back down on some of our own fixing cases cloakrooms on behalf of the grotesque. would seem that the U.S. re- "ambiguous" interpretations Sponsored by Sen. Birch little-publicised amendment, Provisions of both SALT I sponse would be to keep our — in effect, proffer the Soviets Bayh, D-Ind., as an addition to which one knowledgeable and II call for disagreements options open in case of future a bribe to obtain compliance an important anti-trust bill, source said would "complete- to be settled by the Standing abrogation and conduct those The only alternative to the amendment ostensibly ly screw up settlements, in Consultative Commission. The activities which are consistent complaint or confrontation protects small businesses antitrust cases." history of SALT I, however, with the letter of the agree- would be to disavow the treaty from potentially ruinous dam- The Big Business amend- suggests that the SCO carries ment," the memo states. altogether Kissinger would ages in multimillion-dollar ment may endanger the entire about as much weight with the "This is basically our current never have done that — he and price-fixing suits. antitrust legislation. Several Russians as a Little League plan." President Nixon had gotten But the real beneficiaries, senators may vote against the umpire. In other words, the Soviets too much political mileage out our Capitol Hill sources say, bill if the cushion for corpo- Top-secret documents and were allowed to cheat a little, of SALT 1. would be the nation's corpo- rate fatcats is included. The 'Duke' was a genuine
By JIM BISHOP As he fired blanks, a prop the United States man yanked twigs from the We both knew that when his The sun was tired, half- THE birch with a tiny wire. Wayne time came to depart, he would down, and so was John Wayne. couldn't hit it. He saw two hate it but he wouldn't flinch. He was in the penthouse of a trees without his glasses. It He would lie under six feet small hotel' in Carson City, REPORTER didn't matter. He was still four inches of white sheets Nev., and he walked that deli- John Wayne. Ten million with a furrowed face, and he cate, pigeon-toed walk, the imiHiiiimiHtiHiiimiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniitiiiHi Americans who paid three would grin and say, "I hope arms balancing away from his bucks to see "The Shootisl" you bastards know what hips, the old eyes on tequila. It When his secretary asked him knew he could pick those twigs you're doing." He wouldn't wasn't good for him, he said to ease up on the tequila be- off blindfolded. care for the medal Congress that. The cigarettes too. cause he was to appear at a I said goodbye. No, he said, sent because it was too late. He had both. We chatted of Carson City rally for Ronald come to my house for lunch. BISHOP John Wayne liked to think better days and better guys — Reagan he roared defiance. His louse was far away, in he won that Oscar for "True Ward Bond, John Ford - and "No! I didn't promise! Newport, Calif. Okay, I said. invited the few to sail with Grit," but the thought made the lovely Latin who lit a fine Those sons of bitches have no Go home and get some sleep. h'm to Europe. him scratch his head. In that blue flame under his leathery right..." He went. In the mom- I'll be there and I'll tell you Wayne nearly killed them. one he was an over-the-hill behind. Wayne admired his ing we went out to a frozen some pleasant lies. Near the Azores the min-gunslinger impersonating Wise ruling on handicapped wives, though he could be field with a ryme of frost on It's a man's house, one esweeper picked up running John Wayne He took the Os- harsh and sarcastic. He loved tawny grass and he huddled in story spreading flat against a seas and he was close to call- car and everybody noticed Although it will be denounced by some As with any purportedly narrow Su- his children so much that he a mackinaw and blew on his small harbor mouth. There ing "Mayday!" The Duke that his shirt collar was too big as an intensive affront to handicapped preme Court decision, last week's holding was ashamed to define it. He hands. was a woman cook and a man always makes it. He always for his neck. He was under Americans, the U.S. Supreme Court de- will have far-reaching legal and just grinned and shook his The best thing a movie star to hang his coat and polish all kills the bad guys. He always control until they gave him a cision upholding the exclusion of a deaf head. does is wait. If he can shoot the Remington paintings and gets the girl. He found Europe. thunderous, standing ovation. philosophical effects. For example, the Wayne couldn't act. Hethree pages a day of a 150-page statues of cowboys flinging It was a nice lunch. He It almost unnerved him. We woman from nursing school was a wise decision should bring some necessary knew it. Sitting with him, lis- script, he's doing something brass wire lariats. We sat in talked of cancel and how the talked on in slow thoughts. A one. clarity to well-intentioned pleas for tening, was like the sound right. He sits and waits. He black leather chairs and I won- press said he beat "the bigyoung son came in, asking for The immediate effect of the ruling "handicapped rights," which often track of an old movie. He walks and waits. He talks. He dered why a rich, sick man C." "Well-I," he said in that two dollars to go skating. The was to dismiss a far-fetched interpreta- fallaciously equate the problems of the stopped all sentences at the smokes. He doesn't drink. must work. To stop, he said. draggy, whiny voice, "you Duke yelled "Commere!" article "the," took a breath, The shot called for him to would be to surrender. To give don't beat it, friend. You stand and pointed to his feet. The kid tion of a 1973 law banning discrimination handicapped with those of women and and continued. He was star- show a boy how to shoot twigs up. it off " walked to his father. The old against handicapped persons "otherwise oppressed racial minorities. ring in "The Shootist," a off a nearby birch tree. The He had no horses. The Duke He spoke of three wives, man reached into his pocket qualified "for admission to educational myopic camera was on tracks. Obviously, it is unfair — not to say script about an old cow- was boat crazy. He bought an marveling that they put upand found two ones. programs. In the suit that produced the puncher dying of cancer and The sun was high and un-ancient navy minesweeper and with the scouring of his Then he kissed the boy illegal — to refuse to hire, or admit to a decision, Frances Davis, a practical nurse facing his last gun duel friendly when Wayne growled bolted some chairs and tables acidulous tongue for so long. soundly on the lips. "I'm like course of study, a handicapped person who sought to enter the registered nurses' I began to enjoy being with his advice to the boy on how to to the decking. He had fewIn his heart, he was as loyal a that with all my kids," he said, whose disability is irrelevant to the work him The Duke was genuine. draw and shoot straight. friends for a lonely man. He friend of Mexico as he was of training program at a North Carolina growling. I 'in sure he was.. he must perform. But as the ruling sug- community college, had argued in effect gests, the agenda for "handicapped that the law's "otherwise qualified" lan- rights" involves far more complex and guage should have been read to force difficult issues than mindless discrimina- admissions officers at the school to treat Concert was a huge success tion, such as the extent to which private her as if she had no handicap. But once she and public institutions, many of them fi- were admitted, her suit implied, the Hazlet this concert we are able to consumed on this pilgrimage nancially strapped, should be required as To the Editor: school would have to adapt its program to help them further in this goal to our, recently legislated, a matter of civil-rights law to incur huge On Saturday, June 2nd at FROM OUR READERS and in the process enrich Red Friends? her special needs. Bodman Park in Middletown a 3. Other than your proclivi- costs in adapting their programs to the HMn to •» Mi* ami M MfaM «M hmn n» •nuri c
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MONMOUTH COUNTY CETA HAS "EXTRA" pipeline* for use tomorrow. cured. Ten years ago, survival putated only rarely. Progress. where "Chicago" was. Not so, BsKhm.nfl.vD.nf,. BtOsltv, MkhMl B4fjn.ll, Francli Balrd, Sharl A Bator, OUTREACH SITES FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR was practically tero. Progress. Now, in histipcytic lympho- yet, with the major cancers. John Slit, ElttasMOt S Baldwin, MkhMi These vital and personal B.nkowifci, M.rv X. B-nh*. St.v.n gains have been obscured by ma, 40 to 50 percent of pa- In 1971, a kind of "War on BardsJav. Catnarlna J. Baron.. Francli COUNTY RESIDENTS BESIDES OUR FOUR DISTRICT OF- BsHim.fi. Marv E. BMlrkfl. 4taflcv E, national statistics that show CANCER QUIZ tients are being cured, with Cancer" was mandated by Btaulttu. Karl A. Bandar, Linda A. FICES LOCATED IN ASBURY PARK, FREEHOLD, OCEAN- little change these past five to prospects soon of 75 percent. Congress, with enthusiastic Bwntmio, Kann A. Ban**, Chart*). Ban J.mln, Garildlnt C. Btnnsjtt, Christina A. PORT AND BELFORD. APPLICATIONS, ELIGIBILITY RE- 10 years in deaths from all QUESTION: Progress, political support, and some Bansan, Rattan Smslnaar, Shada Black' wood, Jam** B. Blanav, Lynn E Bothtar, QUIREMENTS, AND GENERAL INFORMATION MAY BE cancers combined. The prime II you should develop Now, an apparent cure rate supporting, optimistic com* Scott Bofjhm, Dana Bwli, Jana M. Brad ford. Robtrt W. Brady, Jama. S. Bra«*a, reason for this seeming stand- cancer now, would your of 80 percent among men and ments from scientists and the Tharasa A. Brlacaaa, Marl. Brodarkk. Ho OBTAINED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES: still is the rampant rising outlook or prospects be boys with disseminated news media. Since then, al- terlaP BurktandStaphtfij Burh- death rate from lung cancer, better thin they were 10 cancer originating in the most f 5 billion has been spent Alw, Loll F, Cilkchio, Maria A. C.Ik chio, Kathlaan A. C.tlahon, Antheny MANALAPAN TWP. LIBRARY due mostly to smoking ciga- testicles. Progress. through the National Cancer EN6LISHT0WN BOROUGH HALL yean ago? Capona, Oomlnkk Cirlnha, Chrlttlna TannantRoad rettes. Institute, which has a current Carton), Money M. Carr, Loult M, Car 11 Main Slraat Now. a 70 percent cure rate rkantt, Oankl E. Carroll, Jtan M. Catav. Engllthtown, N.J. Manalapan, N.J. of Burkitt's iymphoma, when budget of nearly $1 billion. William Casov, Jaffrtv S. CatMll, Barbara Lung cancers aside, spec- ANSWER: Cattnar, Antonla C.nlarmi, Robtrt V. (201) 446-9235 (201) S36-M2S tacular gains against 13 types A resounding "yes," in localized stages. Now, a 90 At first glance, it can appear Chadwkk, Franc** P. Charland, Oanltl Monday/»lo 12 noon Tu«tday/9lo 12 noon Chtvn*. Charlat A. Chlappona, Kartn of cancer, including the major In the expectation ol cure percent cure rate of Wilm's that little has been won. Chrlttantan, Clalrt M. Chrlitianton. tumor, a kidney cancer of Garard Claurro, Etaanor C Clark Fran MARLBORO TWP. MUNICIPAL BLOG UPPER FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP ones that strike children, are for tome forms of cancer; "The public was given too catca A. Clark, Marv A. Clark, Pawl now being won where cancer is for others, better and lets children. Progress. much in the way of promises," Clarka, Chrlitlnt Clalland, Robari J. Col- SUta High way #7t Rout* S3* being treated in special can- palnlul management of Now, complete remission in •man, Catharlna Connolly, Patrick J. Can- Marlboro, N.J. Crtamildga, N.J. saya Dr. Lewis Thomas, presi- noil y, Jayna S. Coopartnan, Julia (201) 591-1700 tan of excellence. And these the disease. 70 to 80 percent of adults with Coptrlino, Barbara Coppola, Barnard Cos (609) 758-773J dent of Memorial Sloan Ket tntlno Jr., William E. Cottar, Gaoroa T uatdayf 1 pm to 4 pm Thursday/10 to 4 pm gains will soon be translated Today's physicians formerly highly deadly myelo- tering Cancer Center in NewCrala. Karan M. CrlbWn, Pttar Cronln, into treatment for the public are far more knowledgea- genous leukemia. Progress. Kathlaan M. Crouon and Raymond Cun- York City. "The public began nlnohem ROOSEVELT MUNICIPAL BLD6. ALLENTOWN BOROUGH MUNICIPAL BLOB. generally. ble about cancer detection All this means thousands to believe that if you just put AlsoUso., Marlorla D'Anlonlo, Donna North Rochdala Road I North Main Strnt and have learned more ef- more people triumphing over OArcansallt, Anaala M. Davino, Jo-Ann Consider the record: more money in, you would get DtAllMi. Raymond J. DaCraano, Edward Rootavalt, N.J. Alrtntown, N.J. fective ways of using cancer every year, scores of answers. There wasn't enough Oaaly, Ann M. DvGannaro, Barry R. Oa- (SOT) 4410539 (B0») 259-3131 Thousands of healthy chil- p«w, Oouolat S. DautKh, Daborart M Wadnatdty/ 9 am to 4 pm Thursday/1 lo 4 pm dren now attest to the fact surgery, radiation and them every day. Many are cautionary reminder of how DautKhar, David DaVlrglllo, SUvan C, drugs. Cancer control pro- children who will live on for DICapua, William G. Dillon, Antpala t|iat 50 to 76 percent of long it would all take." Dimario, William J. DI Monaco, Albtrt grams have brought thou- decades as productive, ful- Oonadlo, Karon A Donaldton, Dannii Don youngsters with acute lym- But the years have brought nallv, Mkhaal K. Donohwa, Rotamary phocytic leukemia are being sands ot doctors and oth- filled citizens. considerable progress, in Oonohua, Lorratm Dowllna, Robart Down er health professionals In- Today's successes had their tv. Rutsall T. Drakt. Robin A. DriKOll, cured. Just 10 years ago, it drugs, new treatments, new Sharvlann DuH, Carolyn C. Duncan, Irant to a network providing in- beginnings 10 years ago. T. Dutit, Francas Earlv. joyiian J. Eaton, waa only 10 percent. Says one comprehensive cancer centers, Linda L. Eckanroda, Mark J. ElMnmann, eminent cancer physician: creasingly life-saving and Tomorrow's now are ontraining of more specialists, Mkhaal Elafanta, John D Elkovki, Cvn- life-enriching care. thla A. Emtlla, Ronald Ennli Jr., Rkhard "Whan I know of 1.000 kids their way. You cannot get to speedier spread of better J. Eni.MaryA.Erband Ralph J. Eitilow. Also, Chrlitlna J. Faarup, Mark Factn alive and weU who had leu- Chicago from San Francisco if treatments from experimental do, Jacautllna Fair, Judith Falco, Kavln L. settings to the general public. Falrtf, Thomat Fanning, Klmbarlv E Fay, kemia, you can't tell me Now, bone cancers (sar nobody knows where Chicago Joan E. Ftldman, Laonard A. Falllwi, there's been no progress." comas) are being cured in 70is. In that case no amount of Mkhaal Farrara, Mlchitic L. F'tgnr. Mkhaal K. Flnlav, Elliabath Fiordaliw. Now, 76 percent of the vic- to 80 percept of patients, money or desire can buy a (Tomorrow: Why further Jtrtray E. Flrgti, ThentM J. PIlMln, progress is slow) Caralvn J. Fttfcsj. Brian FlUBlbbon*, Brian tims of Hodgkin's Disease, af many of them children, versus "Chicago" ticket. T. FlUnatrkk, Jafsn L. FtUvatrkk Jr., Stavan Florin, Cara A Ftorlo, Kallv Flvnn, JoMph Foglar, Kathlaan Folav, Patricia A Foltv, Thomai J. Fox, Janka A. Frlcka, Hanrv J. Frladal. John Fullarton, Karan Gaata, Elian Gallcia, Liu C. Gallaohtr, Thartsa Giilttto, Ktnnath Gardtalla, 99graduate at Henry Hudson rites Laura Gavrttllda), Cotlaan Gaarl., Marv Ganovcaa, Anthony Glachatll, Rkhard P. AIM, Datort* 6«vtM, Thorn** Dom- Main.em* Muslim and G*orgt Hall. Gibson, Bath Gllaannon. Jana Glloannon, HIGHLANDS - Commen- ty President award; Cindy broiki, Laura Oortmui, Ctihwrlnt AIM, Richard Nttun, Thomas Mill. Randall V. Gknn, Liu Gomat, William King, Music Parents scholar- DubuM, John Franklin Jr., Oalchtn Kevin O'DonnsjII, James O'Nul. Patrick Goodman, Gall Gotha. Mlchaal Grand*, cement ceremonies for W Gawitr, Patricia Oavnor, tonwMlatta ON.il, Chrlstophar Ottorn, Mkntltt Ov Graas E. Gross, Thomat A. Grusklowki, graduating members of the ship, Hoseanne Ciano and Gllmartln, Gary Golatv and Altxandtr trfwli, Timothy Paddack, Eunkt Pal Rkhard H. Gunnnhauiar Jr. and Ray- Good. ttrMn and Craig Ptlluhltr. mond Gui man. Henry Hudson Regional Laura Maiusgrasso, Atlantic Alto, S-mowt OrMfi, John Grodttta. Also, Anthaa Parkinson, Altxlt Highlands Lions Club Scholar- Cindy GuiMlt, Jtannt H.llwran. Saranrw PMtana, Nancy Poll, Patricia Oulnn, Todd AIM, Pamaia Hahn, Jatfrav E. Hall, School's Class of 1979 were Hawtav, Gordon Hull, Jav Johnion, Wil- Roan, Robtti RoMftbtro. Linda Rotta, Danltl Hannabast, Philip Hanrahan, Maa held at toe school Wednesday ships. liam Johnaon, ThomM Kaputhv. Sharon RUM, RoWn Ruswll and Donald Harmar. Cindy K. Hartrampti, Sally AIM, DM* KIlMtrkk, Cindy Kino., Ktri- Ryan. Havard, Karan Halnls, Robart Halfrkh, Qretchen A. Gawlor, win- Also, Mary Murphy, High- ly Klnlan, Laura Kouk, MIchMl Kuril. AIM, Mau'Mn Ryan, Lorralnt Samtr. Mkhatl I. Halmar, Jacoualyn M. HaM, lands Lions Club scholarship; Roonav Lane, Cvnthla L*d*r9arttr, John RoxaNkna Santaa, Paul Shanlav, Danitl Shari E. Harson, Paul K. Haun, Barbara J. ner of the Madame Margaret LeftiM and Dawn Low. Shlaidt. Mark Stdw^l, Cindy SpfirMttosm. Hlckav. Pamala S. Hlgby. Jamas Hlogln*, Vincent SprouU and Robaft Talmas*. Mauraan G Hlngtton, Sharvl E. HlrKh, Olinger Memorial Scholarship Saranne Hawley, Atlantic AIM, Barbara Lufcachvk, Laura Man- Mkhaal P. Hooan, Philip B. Hotcomb Jr., HighlandsGarden Club schol- ia ratio, Mlch«tl Martin. Patricia AIM, Gary Tango, Rootr Taylor, K.rtn May F. Hon. Lorralnt T. Hronckh, Pttar and one of two valedictorians, McDonald, MtcrtMl McKtnna, Cvnthla wattri, Robert Wkklund, Douglai Wll Hunotrbuhltr, Thomas Hurl, Mkhata E. delivered an address on "The arship; Cindy Gyssels and McWhortar, Timothy Markar. Mlchawl H»mi Jr., William Williams. David Yale Hurlburt, Chris M. Illlngworth, Owan Im- Milter, Marilyn Mlthtlly, M*ry Murphy, Jr. .tvd Richard Yoong bar, Marv Inca, Pttar J. Inca, Lynda R. Inevitable Awakening of Wom- Paul Shanley, student council Isaacson, Robtrt Jtlanlawtkt, Karan J*n scholarships. Donald Ryan, nlngt, Allan F. Jtssup, Judv Johnson, Iran* en." Army. Air Force have open house Jordt, veronica Kan*. Nicholas G. Kanskv, Blue Horizons editor award; Kathryn A. Karoo, Karan B. Karplnskl, Roseanne Clano, senior McGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE (AP) - More than 100,000 Kmdrlck J. Kaufman, Robin A. Kav. Erie class president, winner of the James Art, Performing and L, Kagtav, Colktan Kallv, Stapnanla L. Kal- Visual Arts Society awards; persons watched as the Army and Air Force showed off lv, Marsarat A. Ktnlhan, Pamala Ktrr, Student t'oucil President's Saturday at an air show here. The Army's 82nd Airborne David A. Klltv, Kevin J. Klllaan, Vlncant Robert Talmadge, coaches' P. Klrchdoartitr, David Klroan, Frank W. award and valedictorian spoke Division and the Air Force Thunderbirds acrobatic team high- KnalPha4 III, Jtrllvnn E. Knotrit, Nancy E. trophy; and Karen Waters, Kohlar, Dtnlsa Kolwa, Cvnthla Kordak. on khXXh "The Best Years of lighted the annual open house at the Burlington County base. Ajbtrt Kotala. Patricia J. Krahllng and Our Lives." New Jersey Cooperative In- MtrylS Kutororf. dustrial Education Coordi- The snow featured everything from .Army recruiting films — Other award winners in- "Learn to trust your drill sergeant," one said — to simulated Also, Carol T. Labat. Robart LaFaka, nators Association scholar- Jam*i J, Lapinskl. Ttrasa C. Laplnskl. clude: Lorraine Samer and bombing missions to precision jet circling and somersaulting in Christina M. Laumlnotr. Suianna L. Ms. Lavtglia. Stovan I. Ladar, William Laadan. George Neil, the Parent- the sky. Teacher Student Association The members of the gradu- scholarship, Michael McKen- ating class were: VattntkM Ac«m*w*, Jutpti Adltotta, na and Glen Battschinger, Mkhswl Andrews, Jinn Anthony, J.mti Education Association schol- Art. Ottnn •iltKhlngtr, JacwtllM BtftratM. Jtffrtv sMI«v.nc«, Dtbr. BUCK arships; Judith Cobee, Na-
tional Honor Society scholar- Also. Retort Carone, Rosaanne Clano, ship; Anthea Perkinson, Judith Canoe, Alfred Conover ill, Douglas Cook, Adam Crelghton, FrMk Deleo, Health Careers Club scholar- Lillian Daly, Arthur Davis, Raymond ship and National Honor Socie- Dellertd an Thomas Oempsey Jr.
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Lifestyle ASK DR. BROTHERS MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1979 HINTS FROM HELOISE A father's responsibility
By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS You're probably aware of the fact that your and I feel there's no hope for romance at my age. Dear Dr. Brothers: My husband walked out on husband can't legally just "walk out" without What do you suggest? - J.O. Bleach with my 6-year-old daughter and me several months ago contributing to the child's financial support. The Dear J.O.: I think you have to start looking at and he says he doesn't intend to come back. We had failure of men to pay child support is no longer yourself in a new way. First of all, you're not too old been getting along very badly because he didn't ignored in most states and today a malingering for sex or romance, and your interest in sex isn't as understand why I objected to his having so many father may end up with a stiff jail sentence. Re- unusual as you might think. women friends on the side. What upsets me most gardless of how your husband may feel about you In a recent poll of more than 1,000 women from caution about his leaving is that my daughter Is heartsick. and the child, he is morally and financially respon- all 50 states, almost three-quarters said sex was She doesn't see why he doesn't call or write her. I sible. If you have trouble making him understand extremely important. Twenty-eight percent of the DEAR READERS: everything, nor is it meant to. worry about what to do with told my husband this, and he said she'd manage and this, then you should seek legal aid. The law is on women over 66 said that they, too, felt sex was an Recently I ran a hint on Granted, the dishes look all that food. that girls don't need fathers as much as boys. I your side important part of their life. using dishwashing detergent clean and sparkling now, but Smart, huh? — Heloise know he loves her in his own way but I can't make Even though it may be difficult for you, it's to clean stubborn tea stains give them a good look a few DEAR HELOISE: him behave differently. — P.C. important for your daughter's well-being to try to In order to be able to get your life in order, and such from our teapots and years from now and see the Dear PC: Unfortunately, one out of every reassure her of her father's love for her. She is a however, it's essential to get some help with your dishes Thought you might like this results. Bleach is highly seven children live apart from their fathers. I part of him and she needs to respect him. drinking problem. You may not consider yourself an caustic and when used full little idea. I have received letters If your powder compact realize that you can't force your husband to be Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm a 60-year-old widow. I alcoholic and you may not be one, but I'd definitely saying this is great but that strength, or over a long period read some books on the subject or attend a few of time, will remove the glaze gets hard, just take a piece of emotionally responsible to his daughter, but you can lost my husband four years ago and since that time, using bleach would be a fine sandpaper and gently rub remind him that all children need a father figure in I realize that my drinking has become a problem. meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous to see if you quicker and easier method. on the dishes, especially think you qualify. plastic (the same holds true across the powder. their lives. This is just as important for girls as for I'm a closet drinker. By that, I mean, I don't get This may be true — but The powder is good as new boys, even though fathers help boys define the drunk In bars or even with friends. I wall until I'm From what you say in your letter, I suspect you wait! I can't emphasize for porcelain sinks). and seems to last so much masculine role. Fathers are important not just as home alone. My husband and I were In love and I would benefit a great deal from the fellowship of enough that bleach, though it So give it a second thought, longer. — Glenna Lehman disciplinary figures, but as expressive leaders who miss him in every way. Quite honestly, I have to say is a household boon, doesn't do A.A. Alcoholism is a progressive disease and the gals, and take the longer route You're absolutely right. are capable of giving the needed warmth and affec- that sex was very important to me. This probably sooner you can recognize that you need help the when it comes to cleaning our But did you know that if you tion. A child should be able to count on his or her seems wrong for someone my age. I believe I better it will be. You'll soon find that you're not treasured chinaware, or what- store your powder puff upside father for emotional support, just as much as he or started to drink heavily because I was lonely and nearly as alone as you think. You'll meet people AAUW ever. down in the compact the she can depend on the mother. felt unloved. Now, I don't know how to stop drinking who share many of your problems. It'll be the cheaper route, powder won't cake? for sure. - Heloise It's the oil and makeup DEAR HELOISE: from your skin that cause it. — ANN LANDERS seats When I was nursing my Hugs, Heloise babies, they didn't have gowns DEAR HELOISE with pleats or buttons down A few years back you had a the front like they do now. hint in your column about slate So what 1 did was buy black spots on mirrors — how to remove them. FREEHOLD - The annual gowns with elastic around the Life is sweet after sour note neck. Could you please reprint it installation dinner of the Free- as my mirrors sure do need hold Area Branch of the Amer- Just be sure to try the gown on first, allowing for extra help. - Kathleen ican Association of University Aside from having them re- Women held h^re in the Amer- weight gain at the lime of nursing, and be sure the silvered (which is expensive Dear Ann Landers: The let- tried to kill myself by main- cabinet. 1 almost succeeded grow up and that's why I am bothering with shouldn't be al- ican Hotel'seated Sue Craig, but rewarding), you might try ter from that creep who works lining a load of speed. I had a Freehold, president; Mary elastic goes all the way around but not quite. The rescue going to be a social worker, lowed to work hi a hospital. He the neck opening or you won't putting a small piece of in the hospital emergency terrible case of Ihe shingles, squad saved my life. Anyone who thinks people who belongs la a slaughterhouse. - Rogers, Howell Township, aluminum foil behind the bad room really got to me. He the bottom had fallen out of first vice president, program be able to pull the gown down I want to help people when I attempt suicide are not worth Levillown Survivor easily. - Louisiana DEAR spots. It makes the bare spot said, "Screwy people who at- my love life, I lost my job, chairman; Maizie Frenkiel, less noticeable. tempt suicide are nuts — they owed money to everyone and Englishtown, second vice HELOISE: I always save the Another reader said she louse up the environment. If figured death was the best way president, membership chair- glued wafer thin mirrors, like they want to die — good rid- out. I will never be able to man. aluminum divided plates that frozen TV dinners are pack- the ones in compacts and dance." repay the doctors who worked Installing the new officers mascara cases, onto the bad My father committed sui- for twelve hours straight and was Lew Williams, a past aged in. They're great for camping places. cide when I was two years old. pulled me through. picHidciii of the branch, who She said to be sure and use I'm now 25. I never really was recently honored by a since they're sturdy and seem Today, I have three beau- to keep the food warmer than only a water-based glue, such knew my dad but those who named Fellowship Grant. She as mucilage or paper paste, as did know him say he was a tiful children and a husband being sent from the Branch to regular paper plates. — who loves me very much. Peo- Pamela Saley chemical adhesives remove highly respected, beloved the American Association of the finish completely. member of the community. ple who work in emergency University Women's Educa- Good hint, Pamela. I also rooms should be com- got a letter from Dorothy Hope this helps you have a When his business failed he tional Foundation in Washing- better "image" of yourself. - took his life, hoping the insur- passionate and caring. They ton, DC. Johansen telling me how she are there to save people who uses her aluminum plates. Heloise ance would pay his debts and Entertainment was pro- THIS COLUMN is written help my mother raise us. have temporarily lost their vided by the Elysium Chorale, When her married kids way. Thank God the heartless for you... the homemaker. If I'm convinced that anyone a group sponsored by Battle- come home for a family din- man who wrote that shocking you have a hint or a problem who attempts suicide is deeply ground Arts Center, and under ner, which usually means lef- letter wasn't on duty the night write to Heloise in care of this depressed and therefore not the direction of Julian Liv- tovers, she just grabs some of I was brought in. Sign me - newspaper. Because of the tre- rational. Everything should be ingston. Deborah Chun was the those plates and lets the kids Grateful fix their own TV dinners from mendous volume of mail. done to save them. — A Son accompanist. Heloise is unable to answer Other officers of the or- the leftovers. Dear Son: Many people Dear Grateful: Read on: They then cart them home individual letters. She will, wrote to express views similar Dear Ann Landers: I am 21 ganization completing their however, answer your ques- two-year term this next year to their own freezers to be to yours. Here's another: years old. Last year I tried to enjoyed at a later date. tions in her column whenever Dear Ann Landers: Ten kill myself by gulping down are Barbara Franchi, possible. Manalapan, recording secre- And Mom doesn't have to years ago, when I was 26, I everything in the medicine tary; Eleanor Lively, Free- hold, corresponding secretary, and Kathleen Barrett. Free- hold, treasurer CONTACT LENSES^ Carl .4. Quarlia, Contact lenses are available for the correc- R.P. tion of nearsightedness, farsightedness Delegate and astigmatism. CLEAN OUT EAR WAX SPRING named by WITH YOUR ELBOWS LIMITED OFFER TIME ONLY That is ihf advice of ear specialists, for the skin club linim I hf r i r canal is so delicate that even Ihe loop in a EATONTOWN - Anna hair pin ijiit injure il. If this occurs infection may SOFT LENSES result. These are the no boiling, Marie Mannarino will be the soft lenses for the correc- delegate of the Woman's Com- tion of nearsightedness munity Club of Eatontown at For most people wax is not a problem. Others should go to a physician. There are many specific ear — other lenses available. Citizenship Institute at Sort Ifnits available the medicines prescribed and we slock them for any Douglass College the week of same day fn moat cases regular or emergency need. 95 June 25 through 29. She is the duaghter of Mr and Mrs. Nic- SOFT LENSES ARE FULLY ola Mannarino, 270 Broad St. YOUR DOCTOR TAN PHONE US when you GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS Anna Marie is a junior at need a medicine. Pick up your prescription If Monmouth Regional High shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly without Love them or your money fully refunded on U'f School, where she is a member extra charge. A great many people enlrutl us with of the Drama Club, the School their prescriptions. May we compound yours? • HARD LENS with tint .$55"^ Choir, and the Madrigals. She • GAS PERMEABLE FLEX LENS tintt** $75. pr. also is a member of the All- EXAMINATIONS, FITTING. ADADJUSTMENJ T State Choir urnmuED HSTMUTM FOR HOUSTH OSTMT PMDUCTS COLD CARE KIT ANND FOLLOW-UFOLO P CARE After completing high Shrewsbury Pharmacy $40. ADDITIONAL school, she plans to major in THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS music and drama at college. BROAD ST. 741-4174 SHREWSBURY I M WJLDMAN Alternate delegate is Heidi PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY 654 Newman Springs Rd. A. Benzel, 7 Emory Court, lor luntitr Information or Llncrofl, N.J. Eatontown, also a junior at •ppolntm.nl call 842-6600 uth Regional. Secondary Mortgage Loans, i SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JUNE 1«, 1979 Weddings announced Blaufus-Luddy MIDDLETOWN-Miss Judy Lyao Laddy eaces at Sbeppard Air Force Base, Texas. He and Donald G Blaufus were married May II in u employed by Long Johns Ltd, Highlands King of Kings Lutheran Church The Rev After a wedding trip to the Poconot, Mr. Saybolt-Wolfe Collins-Johnson William Hanson officiated at the ceremony, and Mn Blaufut make their home in High- NEW BRUNSWICK-Miss which was followed by a receptiot in But- Mereervtlle, aad the late F HOLMDEL-ln St. Benedict Roman Catho- Galewood Drive, Hailet, became the bride of Lori J Wolfe and Richard C tonwood Manor, Matawan Merton Saybolt lic Church May », PamelajK Johnson, faugh Brian Gregory Collins, son of Mn. Muriel Sajrbolt were married yester- The bride is the daughter of Mn. Audrey Mn Sherne KUyton wai let of Mr ana Mrs Wilbam Davidson, 11 Collins, Ventnor, and the late John Forrest day in Kirkpstrick Chapel of Luddy. » Rogers St., Highlands, and Robert 1. her sisUr's matron of honor. Collins Rutfen UnivenRy Rabbi Alto attending the bride wen Luddy, Virginia Beach, Va. Joseph Gelberman, New York, The Rev. James Farrell celebrated the Mr. and Mrs Calvert F Blaulus, 1 Viola Betay Geoke, Cheryl Burtaa nuptial Mass. There wai a reception in Squires and the Rev John Giordano of and Maryam Gatto. Ave . Leonardo, are the parents of the bride- Trenton, officiated. Pub, West Long Branch groom Robert Burge was batt Mist Deborah A. Combs wai maid of honor There wai a reception in man. Ushers were Gary Miss Donna Blaufus, sister of the bride- Also attending the bride were Mrs. Eugene groom, was maid of honor. Also attending the the Shadow brook, Wolfe, Ruaael Sneider tat Steady, Miss Monica Lucas, Miss Diane Hosier Shrewsbury Buddy DeMaria. bride were Diane Crowl, Amber Davis and and Trisha and Darlene Davidson, junior Tern Arlotta Kim Levine and Michael Davis The bride is the daughter of bridesmaids. Mr and Mri William Wolfe, Mrs Saybolt is a cum laait were flower girl and ring bearer. It Elmwood Lane, Fair graduate of Fairleifh Stephen T. Collins ws best man Ushers Mr. Blaufus had Thomas Knapp at his best Haves. Dickinson University, when were Jay Collins, Scott Davidson, Gary man. Ushers were Donald O'Brien, Russell Mr. Saybolt n the son of she received a BS degree hi Davidson and Chris Davidson Eia and Harold Davis Mn. Catherine Saybolt of marketing. She is sales I Mn. Blaufus is an alumna of Hunry Hudson ager in accessories at " The bride is* a graduate of SI Francis Regional School, Highlands, and Taylor Busi- berger'i, Menlo Park. Medical Center School of Nursing. Mr Collins ness Institute, PlainfieM. She is employed by received BS and MS degrees in education and Bell Laboratories, Holmdel Mr Saybolt was gradual** school administration from Villanova (Pa.) The bridegroom, a U. S Air Force veteran, cum laude with a BS degree la University. He is a compensatory reading spe- was graduated from Middletown Township management from Fairleigh cialist in the Atlantic City School System. High School and School of Health Care Sci- MR AND MRS. DONALD BLAUFUS Dickinson University and is • Mr. and Mrs Collins make their home in MR. AND MRS. BRIAN COLLINS candidate for an MBA in fi- Ventnor nance from Seton Hall Univer- sity Graduate School of Busi- Hensley-Gerlach ness. He is trust officer and branch manager for City Fed- Roe-Murphy FREEHOLD-Miss I'atti Gerlach and ployed by R. T. Cable, Orange. eral Savings and Loan As- Richard Hensley were married May 14 during Mr. and Mrs. Hensley went to the Poconos RED BANK-In St. James Roman Catholic Murphy, 67 Walnut Ave., became the bride of sociation, Parsippany. a ceremony conducted by Rabbi Stanley • on their honeymoon. Church here May 5, Miss Suzanne Elizabeth Gary James Roe, son of Mr. and Mrs George Yedwab here in Sheraton Gardens, setting also After a wedding trip to St. Murphy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel R. A. Roe, 21 Broadmoor Drive, Lincroft. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Mr. for the reception. and Mrs. Saybolt will reside in The Rev. Christopher Howell celebrated Parents of the couple are Mr and Mn. Edison. . the nuptial Mass, which was followed by a Daniel Gerlach. 9 Overlea Lane, Aberdeen, reception in Fisherman's Wharf, Rumson. and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hensley, Clarkt- ville. Va. Attending the bride were Miss Maura Jean Kennedy-Moran Campbell, maid of honor, and the Misses Mary Miss Gale Quait was maid of honor. Also Murphy, Catherine Murphy and Cheryl Roe. attending the bride were Miss Robin Gerlach William Corbett was best man Ushers and Mrs. MargoCrupi. were Brian Roe, Dennis Roe and Jack Murphy ' Ivan Del Carman was best man and the ushers were Kevin Hensley and Sean Mrs. Roe was graduated from Red Bank McNamara Catholic High School and attended Brookdale Community College for one year and Ann May Mrs. Hensley was graduated from School of Nursing for two years She is em- Matawan Regional High School and formerly ployed by Acme Markets, Fair Haven was a showgirl with Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus. The bridegroom is a graduate of Mid- dletown Township High School and attended Mr. Hensley is an alumnus of First Colonial Brookdale Community College. He is em- High School and the University of Virginia. He ployed by Acme Markets, Seaview Square is a U. S Marine Corps veteran and is em- Mil AND MRS RICHARD HENSLEY After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr and Mrs. MR AND MRS GARY ROF. Roe reside in Howell Township. Weny-Savarin SHREWSBURY-Miss Debra E. Savarin Marvel-Degnan and Wayne I. Weny were married May 12 at the Shadowbrook, setting also for a reception. HOLMDEL - Miss Elizabeth Anne Degnan, of William Raymond Marvel, son of Mr. and The Rev. James Persons of the Lincroft Bible MR-AND MRS. EDWARD J. KENNEDY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Degnan, Mrs. Douglas Marvel, 9 Bradley Lane. Hazlet Church officiated RED BANK Trinity Episcopal Church was the setting M ldelwild Lane, Aberdeen, became the bride The Rev. William Anderson officiated at Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. here May 19 for the marriage of Miss Deborah Moran, daughter the May 19 ceremony here in SI Benedict William Savarin, 65 Havens Mill Road, Free- of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Moran, 17 North Circle, Matawan, Roman Catholic Church. A reception was in hold Township, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weny, to Edward J. Kennedy, Tower Hill Ave., Red Bank, son of the the American Hotel, Freehold. 400 Riverdale West. Tinton Fails. late Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kennedy Sr. of Boston. The bride's honor attendants were Susan The Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, rector, officiated, with toe Donalyn Byrne was honor attendant for the bride, and bridesmaids were Mary Kate Strauss and Carol Scherling. Terry Dolch was Rev. Charles Fisher of Hackensack. bridesmaid Stacy and Larry Strauss were A reception was in Jumping Brook Country Club. Degnan. Jane Degnan, Anne Degnan, Joyce Baeri, Nancy Sullivan and Victoria Jameson. (lower girl and page Mrs. Charles Condone was matron of honor. Also attending Mr. Weny had Michael Ferrel as his test the bride were Mrs. Alan Cavaiola and Kathleen Dunay. Douglas G. Marvel was best man for his brother Ushers were William Degnan, Thom- nan George Scherling and Steve Batinsey Roger Somers was best man and ushers were Joseph as Degnan, Chester Jameson Jr., Andrew were ushers. Johnsune and Michael Moran. Butzko, Jack Kofoed and Robert Bonnet. The bride, an alumna of Matawan Regional High School and After a wedding trip to the West Coast, Mr. The bride is a graduate of St. John Vianney and Mrs. Weny reside in Ocean Township. the University of Delaware at Newark, is employed at Mon- High School and attended Brookdale Com- MR. AND MRS. WAYNE WENY mouth Medical Center;Long Branch. munity College, Lincroft. She is employed by The bridegroom, an alumnus of Boston University, is with Nichols, Aberdeen 8'no/ Brith unit Snore Service Co., Red Bank. The couple reside in the borough. The bridegroon,. a graduate of Matawan Regional High School, is with Marvel Hair- meets tomorrow Make a Date cutters, Keyport. Weinstein-Bremmer MIDDLETOWN-The new- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit or- The couple reside in Keyport after a Flori- ly formed Middletown Town- ganizations. Rates $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. (1.00 each MR. AND MRS WILLIAM R. MARVEL da honeymoon. ELBERON-Miss Sydna Kams and Laurence Brem- ship Chapter of B'nai Brith additional line; $34)0 for two days, $1.25 each additional Carole Bremmer and Steven mer. Mrs. Weinstein was Women will meet tomorrow at line. $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; James Weinstein were mar- graduated from Shore Re- 8 p.m. in Middletown Com- $6.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line Deadline noon ried May 27 in Congregation gional High School, West Long Pluhar-DeDonno munity Center, Route 35 and 2 days before publication. Call The Daily Register, Brothers of Israel. Rabbi Branch, and was awarded a BS Kings Highway. 542-4000. ask for the Date Secretary Tobias Roth officiated at the degree from Franklin and MIDDLETOWN-Miss Isabel Ann-Elaine Mrs. Pluhar was graduated from Mid- Speaker will be Phyllis ceremony, which was followed Marshall College, Lancaster, DeDonno and Dennis Fred Pluhar were mar- dletown High School North and is employed by Maltzman, director of ex- JUNE «, 13,20,27 by a reception in the syn- Pa. She is an editor for Letter- ried May 27 in King of Kings Lutheran Church. Dan's Meat Market, Collingswood Auction. tension services of the Jewish The Transcendental Meditation program offers free agogue. men, Lexington, Mass. The Rev. William Hanson officiated. Mr Pluhar. also employed at Collingswood Community Center, West introductory presentations with a color film every Wed. 1 Parents of the couple are Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. Auction, is a graduate of East Paterson Memo- Deal. and 8 P.M. 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Phone 747-7035. Mr Weinstein received a Daniel DeDonno, 189 Geary Drive here, and rial High School and attended Fairleigh Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bremmer. 42 BS degree from Brown Uni- B'nai Brith Women is a ser- Hilltop Road, West Long Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pluhar of Mount Holly. Dickinson University. vice organization This JUNE 19 versity, Providence, R. I., and Miss Danielle DeDonno was maid of honor Mr. and Mrs. Pluhar took a wedding trip to Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644, Branch, and Mr and Mrs a JD degree from Boston Uni- chapter has already com- David Weinstein of Milton. and Mike Chiappetta was best nun. Williamsburg, Va. mitted itself to the Meals on Cocktail Dance at The Hideaway, 2 Feary Place, Morgan, versity School of Law. He is an 8:30 p.m. Live music, free buffet. For information call Mass. Wheels program. associate in the law firm of 739-3867 Susan Kams and Loren Riemer & Braunstein, Boston. Alexander were the bride's JUNE 20 honor attendants. After a wedding trip to St. 9TH ANNUAL HANDBELL CONCERT, Robt. Ivey, Honor attendants for the Maarten, Mr. and Mrs. Weins- Director. First Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red bridegroom were Williams tein reside in Waltham, Mass. Pay bills the easy, Bank, 8:15 P.M. Three handbell choirs, 110 handbells money-saving way Offering to be received. JUNE 21 THRU 30TH Smith heads heritage unit PLUS 5V interest For its 50th Anniversary production. Center Drama Workshop, presents "Hello. Dolly! ". directed by Angela FREEHOLD-The State secretary; Mrs. Fenton, treas- per annum. Flynn Knox. Jewish Community Center, 100 Grant Ave., Society of the National Society urer; Mrs., Edwin Reed, Deal Park, on June 21. 23. 25, 26. 27, 28 & 30th Curtain Daughters of Founders and Shrewsbury, historian; Mrs. weekdays, 8 p.m., Sats 9:30 p.m All seats reserved $5.50 Patriots of America held its Clifford V. Gibson, Lakewood, 18 Knptune Savig and $4.50. call 531-9100. installation luncheon meeting color bearer; Mrs. Horton B. ^naaaV NEPTUNE • ASDUAY PARK- MANAI AP here in the American Hotel. JUNE 22,23 Garrison, Red Bank; Mrs. Middletown Folk Festival at Bodman Park (rain site) Mrs. Carroll Fenton, New George C. Skiliman, Belle Brunswick, conducted the Middletown Township High School South) Folk music, folk Mead, and Mrs. Morrison, ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT meeting as state president. crafts, square and clog dancing. Concert Fri, night 7:30 councilors. P.M. Sat., workshops and concerts from 11 A.M. con- Mrs. George R. Morrison, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Fen- MR. AND MRS. DENNIS PLUHAR Jamesburg, state chaplain in- tinuous children section from 11:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. Dancing ton reported on their atten- stalled the officers elected for Speed Reading/ Course at 6:15 P.M. Evening concert at 7:30 P.M. Adults: $3.00 the term 1979-1982. They are dance at the 80th General evening concerts. $1.75 daytime events, (all inclusive), Mrs. William A. Smith, Avon- Court of DFPA in Washington, Club installs officers To Begin at Red Bank children under 12.25 cents For information phone 291-9200 by-the-Sea, state president; DC. JUNE 23 Mrs. Walter Kitchell. The State Society will give COLTS NECK - The Wom- ment: fresh foliage - Mrs. Arrangements have been tures have been scheduled. Lakewood, chaplain; Miss eight ROTC medals to gradu- an's Club of Colts Neck's of- Barbara Thomas, ex- Sneaker Sale, 10-4 P.M.. Port Monmouth First Aid made by.the Institute of Speed Margaret Borden, ates of New Jersey colleges. ficers for the 1979-1980 term perienced, first; miniature These meetings are free to Building, Wilson Ave. Keds, Converse, Pro-Keds and oth- Reading, Inc.. to conduct a 24 Shrewsbury, recording secre- Mrs. Fenton presented1 a are Mrs. Robert Murray, pres- dried - Mrs. Lottie Donahue, the public and the course will ers, from $2.00 and up. Sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary. hour course in speed reading. tary; Mrs. Allen E. Crawford, slide program on the Hopi In- ident; Mrs Richard Zeck. experienced, first; House- be explained in complete de- OCTOBER 38 TO NOVEMBER 11 The course is open to those St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands will sponsor a Tinton Falls, corresponding dians of Arizona. first vice president; Mn. Paul plants: African violet, Mrs. tails including entrance re- Dunn, second vice president; Adair Markby, first; Cactus.- who qualify above the age of quirements, classroom sched- trip to San Francisco, Hawaii, Las Vegas, United Airlines, Mn. Robert Mitchell, record- Mrs. Gail Giordano, first; 12. and graduates are guaran- ule and location. You need to cost $749 per person, double occupancy. Call 291-0876 or teed a reading speed of 1000 ing secretary; Mrs. John Bridal veil - Mrs. Gail attend only one of the meet- 291-0272. Jacoby, corresponding secre- Giordano, honorable mention. w.p.m. with better than aver- The Bretts are feted age comprehension. ings whichever one is most JUNE 23,24 tary and Mrs. William Cain, Mrs. Barbara Thomas, re- convenient for you. These free treasurer. ceived a second and Mrs After the eight week pro- National Championship Boat Races, 1979 Stock Out- one hour orientations will be board Marathan Nationals plus the famous Jersey Speed Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Zeck Barbara Thomas, first, in sep- gram a person can read any held as follows. Skiffs, Victory Park, Rumson, Sat, Sun. • 9:30 a.m. on 30th anniversary will represent the Woman's arate conservation categories average length book in less Club of Colts Neck at the Fifth for parks and inlets. than an hour and understand it Saturday, June 16 at 11 JUNE 24 FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. Lester England, 8 Hagger A.M., Sunday, June 17th at Lane, hosted a 30th wedding anniversary party in their home District Presidents Council better. In addition to speed River Plaza Hose Co. No. 1 presents "Summer reading the course also em- 4:30 P.M. AND FINAL for their son-ln—law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brett, June 26 at the New Jersey Brunch" Sun.. June 24, 10 A.M. - 2 P.M., River Plaza phasizes improved study tech- MEETINGS, MONDAY, 39 McCarter Ave. State Federation of Women's Shell-Pebole Firehouse. Delicious foods. Donation $400 per person. Clubs headquarters in New niques, better test taking skill, JUNE 18, at 4:30 and 7:30 Complimentary Cocktails (Bloody Mary-Screwdriver- Mr. and Mrs. Brett were married June 26,1949 here in the Brunswick. BELFORD-In the en- and increased concentration P.M. All meetings at Red Champagne) Awards presented at Con- gagement announcement of and retention abilities. Bank YMCA, 166 Maple Ave- Methodist Church. VFW Post 2179 Flea Market. Sunday, June 24,9 a.m. to vention at the Playboy Club in Miss Lynn Marie Pebole, The course requires a per- nue. Among the guests were members of the wedding party Mr. Great Gorge, were: daughter of Mr. and Mrs Pe- 5 p.m., Hwy. 36 (East), Port Monmouth (next to A 4 P) $8 son to attend one class per Special student and family for indoors space; $5 for outside space. Call 741-6264. and Mrs. Wilbur Schneider, Matawan; Mr. and Mrs. Charles American Home Depart- ter Pebole here, the name of week on the evening of their tuition available for those who JUNE 2* Anderson, Mrs. Elwood Schenck and L. William England, Mrs. ment, Cooking: Pickles - Mn. her fiance was spelled incor- choice. For those who would qualify. Persons under 18 Bretts brother, all of Fair Haven. Also attending were Mr Adair Markby, first; Pickle rectly He is Dr. Roger Alan tike more information without should be accompanied by a Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644, Hos- Relish- Mn. Adair Markby, Shell, son of Mr. and Mrs. pitality and orientation night at the Cobblestone's, Rt. 35, Brett's brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Mcllray, obligation to enroll, a series of parent. Mesa, Ariz., and a few guests from the original wedding first; Conservation and Sidney Shell of Manhasset Middletown, I p.m. Dancing. For information call 739-3867. Free one hour orientation lec- Pd. Avd. recaption. Garden, Artistic Arrange- Hills. N. Y 10 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JUNE 18,1979
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Hale Irwin: hacker, choker, U.S. Open golf champion for a second time. The M-year-old former Colorado football Mar proved a harsh self critic yesterday after struggling to 4-over-par 7S for a 72-hole total of M Hit anaylsii: "I've never worked so hard on a golf count To go out and hack it and (till emerge a winner maka me fed good. "I didn't deep well last night. I'd say I started choking on the first tee. This was not your casual round of Sunday golf, an interchip tournament. It was our national championship "If you don't feel it, you're not human or you're on something funny. The second time it's tougher ' Irwin escaped a nightmarish finish — he was four over the last five holes, double-bogeying 17 and bogeying II — to Join only 1) other golfers as two-time Open titleholders. "Fantastic," replied the 1074 winner of this major cham- pionship. "That's why I wanted two Opens. Hopefully, I can hang my star up and it will shine brighter." Irwin struggled to a closing 75, good enough for his two-shot margin over two other former Open champions, Gary Player and Jerry Pate. Player handled the immense pressure at Inverness Club the best Sunday, almost becoming the oldest player in history to win the Open. He had a 60,3 under par. "I thought if I shot a 66 I'd win the tournament. But I'm happy to finish second Hale Irwin is the story today," said the 43-year-old South African, second in a fourth international tournament this year. Pate, who shot a closing 72, also is fashioning a bridesmaid's reputation He's been second eight times in the last two years on tour and said, "I'm a little bit disappointed. "I'm one of the best drivers on tour. I drove it terribly today. And I Just had trouble with the sand. I couldn't Judge it FATHER'S DAY DELIGHT — Hale Irwin celebrated .Father's Day yesterday by here this week." winning the 79th U.S. Open Golf Championship at the Inverness Golf Club In Toledo. Irwin's payoff was 150,000. Player and Pate earned (22,250 I rwin held off the rest of the field to win the U .S. Open trophy with a four-over-par 75. * bv Larry Nm apiece. TIE-ING ONE ON — Mark Wood of Little Silver, left, and brothers Greg, center, With a five-shot bulge and six holes to go, Irwin seemed like and John Glunta of Fair Haven dressed for the occasion yesterday at the second a shoo-in to the 21,000 tramping Inverness' plush 6,982 yards and annual Run for United Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth and Ocean Counties. The to the millions more watching via television. race, which took place at the Forrestdale School in Rumson, attracted 950 But he knew it was not going to be that easy. And he was runners. For the full story and results see page 12.' right. See Irwin, page 12 Sports SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. JUNE 18. 1979 11 AA U competitors Bell and Gamble thinking Moscow WALNUT, Calif. (AP) - The Moscow came back yesterday to run a 22.07 in the 200, a bury Yanks, 6-3 Olympics may be slightly more than a year wind-aided mark that would havi' rewritten away, but there was little question what was in the American standard. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) inning to give the Hangers a inning and Minnesota added the thoughts of the hundreds of American Scott, three-time AAU 1,500 champion, — Buddy Bell blasted two 4-2 lead. Gamble's two-run two more in the second on Bob athletes who competed in the National AAU whipped Don Paige in yesterday's final, clock- home runs and Oscar Gamble homer came in the seventh Randall's run-scoring single Track and Field Championships over the week- ing 3:36.40 to Paige s 3:37 33. delivered a two-run home run inning for a 6-2 lead. and an error. end. The outlook for America in the Moscow off winless Catfish Hunter as Hunter was relieved by Ken Flanagan, 8-5, then pitched While the nation's best were shooting for Olympics is generally bright, based on the the Texas Ranger trimmed the Clay in the eighth inning after hitless ball for three innings victories in the annual AAU competition, most three-day AAU meet at Mount San Antonio New York Yankees 6-3 last the Rangers had pounded the before being relieved by Tim considered the meet — and meets upcoming College The United States apparently will be night. loser for 12 hits. Stoddard, who went the final between now and the 1980 Games in Russia — strong in the men's sprints, both men's Ranger right-hander Steve Randolph tripled with two 31-3 innings to earn his third as part of a timetable. hurdles, the 1500 and various field events. Comer weathered two bases- out in the ninth and scored on save. "Moscow has of course been my goal all In addition to Ashford, Deby LaPlante loaded situations to earn his Nelson Norman's throwing er- Stoddard entered with one along," said Steve Scott, the United States' top stamped herself as world caliber with an sixth victory against five ror for the third Yankee run. run in and two outs in the sixth hope in the 1,900 meters. "All my time and American record time of 12:86 in the 100-meter losses. Munson's second homer of inning. Flanagan, who had re- training are geared to beating Steve Ovett hurdles Francie Larrieu scored an impressive Catcher Thurman Munson the year came in the first in- tired 10 straight batters after (Great Britain) in the Olympics. When I train, AAU double, taking the 1,500 in 4:06.53, then gave the Yanks a 2-0 lead in ning with one out. Willie Ran- his shaky start, gave up a lead- I pretend I'm running against him — he's the coming back to edge defending champion Jan the top of the first inning with dolph had walked and moved off single to Roy Smalley. best." Merrill in the 3,000 with a time of 8:53.79. his second homer of the sea- to third on Comer's wild pick- "I'd love to win the gold," said Evelyn "Since 1 was 13, I've been pointing toward son, but the Rangers went off attempt. While Sox 6, Red Sox 1 Ashford, who scored a double in the AAU the Olympics, ' said Larrieu, a two-time ahead 3-2 in their half of the With one out in the first, the CHICAGO - Jorge Orta sprints for the second time. "I'd love to win American Olympican. "I'm doing all I can to frame. Rangers jumped all over smashed a bases-loaded triple any medal. My timetable is geared step by be ready next year." Bell hit a two-run homer Hunter. Billy Sample doubled, and a double and scored two step for Moscow I want to beat the East and Jim Sundberg collected an In two of the AAU meet's featured men's WHEELER SECOND — Quentin Wheeler, left, former and Bell hit his third homer of runs to lead the Chicago White Germans, and I feel like I can do it." RBI single after Gamble events, world record-holding hurdlers Renaldo Monmouth Regional High School standout, finished sec- the year. After a second out, Sox and left-hander Ken Ashford, a 22-year-old who ran fifth in the Nehemiah and Edwin Moses — both won their ond to Edwin Moses in the men's 400-meter intermediate walked and Richie Zisk sin- Oscar Gamble walked, Richie Kravec to a victory over the Montreal Olympics 100 meters, shattered the events easily, Nehemiah with a 13.19 in the 110 hurdles during the National AAU Track and Field Cham- gled. Zisk singled, and Jim Sun-Boston Red Sox. American record in that event Saturday during hurdles, and Moses with a 47.89 in the 400 pionships. Moses was clocked in a time of 47.89. Bell slapped a solo home dberg brought Gamble home Orta's triple came in the the AAU meet with a time of 10.97 seconds She hurdles run off Hunter, 0-5. in the third with a single. third off loser Chuck Rainey. The Yanks left three 4-4, after the White Sox had runners on base in the third. loaded the bases on singles by Mickey Rivers walked and Don Kessinger and Greg Randolph singled. After two Pryor and an error by first outs, Chris Chambliss walked baseman Bobby Watson. Orta Boone's bat sparks Phillies to load the bases. then scored on a single by Alan Lou Piniella drove Ranger Bannister. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Bob Boone's two-run double centerfielder Johnny Grubb to ftrta also doubled in the triggered a six-run Philadelphia eighth-inning and helped the the warning track with a long fifth and scored on a two-out Phillies to a 9-3 rout of the Cincinnati Reds yesterday. fly to end the inning single by Rusty Torres. The Cincinnati had tied the score at 3-3 in the seventh on Ray Orioles 8, Twins 5 White Sox added another run Knight's second homer of the season. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - in the eighth on a single by Then Mike Schmidt opened the Phillies' eighth by drawing a Kiko Garcia drove in three Kessinger, an infield out and a walk off reliever Doug Bair Del Unser sacrificed and Bake runs with a double and a triple two-out single by Junior McBride was walked intentionally Manny Trillo struck out, as the streaking Baltimore Moore. and with Boone/af bat, Schmidt stole third. With Boone still at Orioles defeated the Minne- Kravec, 8-4. picked up his the plate^M^Bride stole second. sota Twins eighth victory in the last nine Then Boone sliced his double over first baseman Dan Garcia knocked in two runs decision and allowed six hits, Driessen. Pinch-hitter Tim McCarver singled to score Boone with a double to cap a four-run including Mike OBerrys first and knock out Bair. outburst in the fourth inning major league home run in the Reliever Pedro Borbon walked Pete Rose intentionally, against loser Jerry Koosman, third inning then gave up an RBI single to Larry Bowa and a two-run double 7-6. Garcia's triple in the sixth The Red Sox had a scoring to Garry Maddox scored Rick Dempsey, who chance in the first inning when Phillies starter Randy Lerch. 4-4, was given leads twice, had singled. Burleson doubled with one out. and twice the Reds bounced back. Benny Ayala and Lee May But Kravec struck out Carlton Bowa tripled down the right-field line with one out in the hit solo home runs for the Ori- Fisk and Jim Rice. first and scored on Maddox's sacrifice fly. McBride doubled to oles, who have won 10 of their Dwight Evans singled with open the second, went to third on Trillo's infield out, and scored last 12 games. two outs in the second but was on Boone's first double. Twins took a 4-1 lead stranded. After O'Berry hom- Cincinnati tied it in the fifth. Knight singled, and two outs ;t Baltimore starter ered in the third, Burleson sin- later Ken Griffey tripled to right center. Griffey then scored on ! Flanagan after two in-gled with one out, but Fisk Dave Conception's single. js. Ron Jackson hit a two- fouled out and Rice struck out The Phillies regained the lead in the sixth on Schmidt's run homer, his 10th, in the first again. leadoff walk and Jose Cardenal's hit-and-run double. While the Phillies were building the early lead, Lerch survived a shaky first inning, then settled down until the Phillies tied it in the fifth. Once past his early-game trouble, How They Stand HOP, SKIP AND... — Atlanta Braves catcher Bruce the bat of New York Met Willie Montanez that bounced Norman also encountered better going until giving up the go- NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Benedict falls toward the dugout into the waiting arms of off the dugout roof and down the third base line. ahead run in the sixth. EAST EAST teammates. Benedict had been chasing a foul pop up off Mcts 1, Braves 1 W t ft W L Pet ca Montreal ir»
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OB the wont weekend yet [or (inline m the local ire* oftbecaackptj were not announced piMMK mt (mot boau by the thouaandi were out » the Rich Aqutiaro of CUrk caught a 36-pound striped bass in the oceaa, biyi and riven surf, weighing the fist at Giglios bait and tackle shop in Sea TW bi| day wai Saturday, awl it may have Kt Mnwiort of Bright Among others who caught stripers and weighed them at a record for boat traffic. the store were Joseph Ciambrone, Rumaon. 24 pounds, Joseph Tfce tiaWif In tow areai was almost ai hot u the weather HENRY Toth, Atlantic Highlands. 25 'i pounds; Jim Henneasey. Mid bMtthe water temperature aloof the beaches dropped several dletown, 14 Vt pounds; Tony Milano. Long Branch, 16 ** pounds. degrca aid fluke Ad not bite as well as they had earlier bst BUI Feeny. Fair Haven, 23 V Skip Lange, Rumson. 20; Dr. SCHAEFER Frank Dougherty, Fair Haven. 20. and Maryan Hadcnaehlis, Brace Brand of Clifton, the new daytime manager at Long North Brunswick. 32 pounds Branch Pier, reported the water temperature Saturday morn Robert Staub of Middletown caught an 8 4-pound weakfish ing was down U> 55 degrees and the fluke were lethargic until and Augustu Galarza of Neptune got a 7-pound weakfish the afternoon. Fishermen were doing well with fluke yesterday Nancy Ferguson of 1'auels Boats. Rumson. reported a lol of and also were catching blackfiah Brand ii living in the local fluke have moved up into the Navesink River and a lot were area (or the summer and will return to Notre Dame in the fall Saturday Second winner was Brian Gusman and third was caught by anglers over the weekend Bill and Brian Manas of He is a graduate student there. Bruce Schneider The winners were determined on the total Cliffwood Beach caught 30 fluke out of there on Saturday Fishlag Coatesl Winners weight of their catches of fluke 14 and more inches apiece Nancy said good sized bluet law crabs are now starling to climb Mark Balacco won first priie in the third annual fluke This is the commercial minimum site for the species A fish the pilings of the docks in the river fishing contest of the Long Branch Fishing Club at the pier on of that length weighs about a pound and a quarter. The weights Ernest I'arodi. Mark Conforti and Kevin Dillon reported catching 75 fluke at Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands, on Saturday Frank Micalizzi said fishing was excellent inside Sandy Hook Bob Sorokolils of Middletown, Harvey Silverman of Monmouth Park Today Milltown and Andy Grant of Woodmere, NY . caught five Ill: SUM. mi..claw.,t Par. Knltm Landing (III) salnnana s-1 Glance tack (111) p#rral . • i Funny Nun (III) Herrat . stripers weighing 21 % 20.18 '*, 17 and 9 Mi pounds which lliey Oaaima* III!) BrunlMd II Sanala Laaoar olIITalelra n Royal NalasM 1111) Thorn., • I tth lll.2M.lvatup.Mdn ,1 weighed at Julian's Sport Shop in Atlantic Highlands They Hallir (in> Mactaaaa »> M: HIM 1 n t in. »ll. MUM Slick Scot (iloTelalrl i\ Inlandanl (US) Thomai H Partact aiMtf (Ml) HUcBttti. J-l FaDalaOPaaca (1171 Edward, ."a.| Hate 1110) Gomai .S-1 reported catching the fish on live mossbunkers fished from a MmlmiwiMacutM Edwardian Cltm SaMn 4-1 Mary Ell 8 Ills) Boulmetii S-9 Saballlna (110) Lopai 11 Charalna Prlnca (ID) Ball.. S-1 boat Mnatrv tm Oil) Parra! 111 tin: mm,Iniat »«•, 11 itM Wmilav lilt) Blthop 111 ....J-l Solarrlan (1)11 OWIII Triihlum (l«) Rogan m ROvkador (US) McKnlghl BillKunie of Keasbey caught a 19-pound striper un u live B04d Hum 1111) MacMl... .. It-I Conaga (l»l Thornburg Toa» Forward (111) Mac Bath i i Am IncrtdiDlt 1110) LoPII WhaUtnaalttaranca HIS) Itn »l Salt ftlvar (113) Thomas Mayba tha Bait (111) Tataira M Ratllv Sweat 1105) Trabmo mossbunker Jerry Ciriello of Irvington caught a 28-pound CNMM cT12) NoBov ... H 7t« Se.oao, 4»a»«a, Clmr Smokay Kola (III) Uvavama 4-1 Baraan (1151 Mlnarvlm RHMimn HIS) Parrat »l Blasting Cap (101) Altoartranl Paaca Angel 0171 MacMMn (-1 KingotNauul (Ht) Blthoe striper trolling an umbrella rig between the channels Tom F«K» MM dm Local ..H Thrniy M4l'.
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Starling powtr windows/door locks, dt-tctr. matic, ustt regular gas, AM/FM tight HEVROLET PICKUP 197* - * ton 544-0317. position and art willing to accept the Licensed, lull-time only, (ttaatt. ' i tn-iiu vein Krt«tr's, lt.000 lit of IS f* ptr hour, afttr short F9A57 milts S3995, tKcludat tai and track, ttatl Mlttd radial tires, grtai challtrtet. we have what you are look Ntiofibornood Raaltv, USA - tin SaOan DeVllle, OM 2*477111 balion period, ** IS ptr hour t MI tlltnl Camaisa Agtncv inc.. Realtors MV faa> Gtorat Wall. Dtaltr, 747-5400 diti tlSM) Call 721 4711 or ins tor Writt P.O Boa 724. Red Bank inoa bentfits Call Atlantic Highland! radial tlrti. garage kept CHEVROLET 1971 VAN - Standard N.J. m-4100 ta*t. It ITO-aW HEVROLET BLAZER 1971 - Powtr ertlor Call Miss Sptnct, 442-aOOT urslng Homt, 1*1-WW, 8 Middletown thrt* tPttd, haavv duty transmission FORD FAIRMONT WAGON 1971 — All rtoltts kepi confidential vi, automatic, air, powar ttttr- OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - 19*7 con ve., Atlantic Highlands, Mon through CADILLAC 1971 powti stttring andbrakts 7,000 milts BOARDWALK GAME OPERATORS INSPECTOR/QUALITY OONTROL — ri. only, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. REAL ESTATE SALEPCRSON - ng/braktt, 14,243 milts S4S95, ti vtrtiblt, tlM-cviirtdtr. automatic, tx — FULL AND PART TIME, EX- For In process work Must read Print HMO or btit ofltf Eictllant condition HISMI tellenl condition, Call 4*5 2SIS. Take advantage of U1.000JOO in ad cludat tax and MV fats. Gtoro* Wall, HEVHOLET C 10 - 1970 panel truck PERIENCE NOT NECESSARY and have knowledge of basic matasur URSE M/F - RN, LPN. day shift, CHEVROLET IMPALA 1977 — Star Dealer, 747S400. vtrllsing Duo to increase In acUvltv, OLDSMOBILE DELTA U 19** - • •cylinder, automatic, good condi MUST BE OVER 18 221*330 ing techniques Exptritnct reai ulltlme or part time Ocean Grove we are looking for several salts as CAtfARO ttfs - TvM LT- V* lino Sllvar, tour-door, V-l. automatic on 1850 741 1947 afttr 5:30. Apply Electro Impulse Lab. 1805 Cor irslng Home, U Clark Aye., Octan powtr sltaring/brakti, air. crutta con GEORGE WALL Grtat tnglnt, ntw brakes and drums, BOOKKEEPER — Experienced per- latas. Local and national loads aro- m«ik transmission, 57,000 milt*, el ntw distributor and other new things lies Ave.. Neptune. 77* 5800 ova, 77S-O3S4. vldtd. floor lime, plus the advantage of trol, I4.S00 milts Eictlltnl condition LINCOLN/MERCURY >ODGE 19*5 «• TON PICKUP — El son, ability to work independently Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ctnditltntd Powir liter Shrtwtburv Avt.. al Svcamort SJOO 122 5137 Century II eupMurt. Call today for (/^k/l Atkins $3995 291 1409. tlltnl condition. Neat, accurate, attention to datalt. re FFICE CLERK — Permanent post Shrtwtbury 747-54 mlidtntlal interview Ctnturv 11 OPEL GT — mo Call 671-1123 afttr 5 sponsiblt, carttrminded Excellent JANITORIAL — And light main on tor person to work In production CHEVROLET IMPALA — 1*71, two- )0tnlM Rtaltv, 1*4-4100. Nttds body work benefits and salary. Send resume to tanence work In amusement arc*' ipartmtnt. Light typing, Illing, re door. |l,000 or btst otftr. GRAND PRIX 197* I lop rort, buck DODGE PICK-UP — 1*47, tour spatd 4*5-0441 P.O. 1 572, Rtd Bank, N.J, 07701 oid keeping and general offict en i) _ CAMARO - 1t7l. U.OOO tt Matt, loadtd, good gas mlitaae, ntw ntw clutch, dual wheels, nttds engine REGISTERED NURSE (M/« car in. Mult wcrlfic*. $7100 or btst atrltnct helpful, but not rwctssary tttttnt condition. r may talvast, 19** 311 that's In trwre BOOKKEEPE Pan lime, 1-11 shift Full fringe! ofttr. Call 1*4-174* PEUGEOT (2) 1970, 1971 - 504, tui ictlltnl company btnellli. Apply ir CHEVROLET - I9S*. Bttt otftr. raat, 14» MPG., »*50 1H1 FORD f S300. 741-1*1*. aik tor John iftPtritnce In accounts rtctivabla and KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCiO House. *71-01*1 Atk for Tom. rson between f-4. Parkway fabrl window van, I2M 171-1744. Mar 4 p.m. payable, disbursement Journal. Local LJ. GONZER ASSOCIATES ators, 241 Rarltan St., South Amboy CAMARO — INI, 317 cu. In. tngint 747 MM area. Benefits to SIM. RETIREES WELCOME — Part lime til Broad St.. Rad Bank 841-3902 positions as night clerk, ti ».m. to J to.m *nllM on rebuilt tnglne. Four HOL9EY PONTIAC PLYMOUTH FURY III 1973 — Good ODGE PICK-UP TRUCK 1976 — IRDER ENTRY CLERK - Fulltime CHRYSLER IMPERIAL LEBARON ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Must apply In parson, 9 p.m. to J MMd-Munctt, AM/FM lltrto 1110 RTE. 3* 542-7100 EATONTOWN condition Air, powar steering/brakes tandard shift, txctlltnf condition 20 Thomas Avt. 747-3494 Shrtwsbury RT operator needed Baiic typewriter W\m atttr > p.m 1973 — Two-door toupt. running tondi 4M-747I nly 20,000 milts Asking 12,950. Cal KITCHEN HELP p.m Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge, lion with cruitt control, powtr HONDA t977 CIVIC CVCC — Station Full time, nights Apply in person afta tvboard uilliied Call Bob I 35. MMdltlown waaon, standard shin Excellent 1 ondi 72 1574 alter 5 p.m. BOOKKEEPER - For small office 01 443-1393 CAPRI Tfh - V-4, tour-spaad dows, disc brakes, ttttrlnn, ItltKOpk PLYMOUTH 194* BUSINESS COUPE Salary optn For appointment call, 4 p.m., Rsd Bank Pina, 15 Nort tion M3 Mil afttr 4. RN OR LPN - M/W, 3:30-11 Shift, two and tilt ovhaal, AM/FM iltrto, hlda — Eactllent running condition. 1947 ORD PICK-UP - 1973, 150. 4*-ton. 54123a Bridgt Avt., Rad Bank. 'ART-TIME BOOKKEEPER - Ex days par week Call Mount Pltasant away head lamp, two tid-wav powt KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Deluxe Coupt Body. Must sell, reason :tlltnt condition. 12100. jerienced bookkeeper wanted In doc seats, rtclinlng pattangtr stat. ful LADIES-MEN —Work at home on the Manor Nursing Homt, SaMell, F. 3* Eatonlown abtt ofttr. Atk for Lou. 717-7337. Call 291-0199 * BUS DRIVERS — Part-time and t pnont, tarn 525-550 weakly servicing or'i otllc*. from t-t p.m. 741-31H. CHR-VTSLCR If71 - New POM Custom laathar intarlor, vinyl root. Atkino lime, good benefits. S42 1OO0 our customers. 1*4-3244. RN OR LPN (M/W) — ti to 7:30 a.m.. Four-doer, air. AM/FM itdtu IV1-0340 VtW Call 1*4 1429 PLYMOUTH 1971 FURY III — Air EEP — J 10 pickup, 1974, four-wheel Call 291-1300 AINTER - First tlaii mechanic rive, VI automatic, power steer full and part time, txcelltnt fringe ben LA6RIOLA MOTORS INC. conditioned. AM radio, ntw tires. 55,000 LAMP SHADE MAKER — CapaM wn transportation. CHEVROLET CAPRICE If7b - Estal ig/brakts, long bad, full cap, U.ttO CAR RADIO INSTALLER — Only •Ills. Call Mrs. King at Westwood Hall, 19*1 CHRYSLER - Good running con Newman Springs Rd , Rtd Bank milts. MOO Runs grtat. 471-910*. person to insert linen In complicate Call afttr * p.m., 787-ifSl. Waeon Air, all power, AM/FM stereo llts, S4.495 plus tan and licensing. Ptrltnctd need apply. Install car radl 221 SI77, between 14 p.m. dlllon Ashing UK Dodoc Datsun 741-24U shapes Exptritnct helpful, but wl runt t<,ceiieM. very rlean, S29H PLYMOUTH 1*71 DU5TER — Six " INC., Hwv. 35. f C 288 Call 7391121 consider parson wllh natural abllll 'ARTTIME - Bus driver, private 741-ejJO, cvlindtr, automatic, powtr steering RN IM/W) - 74, tull lime QUEEN LANCIA BETA COUPE - Ont vtai Call 741 5862 for mort information an chool, will train. M per hour to start COMET 19*1 - Station wagon. SI; radio, ntw battery and brakes Ont OF CARMEL NURSING HOME, CHEVROLET VEGA mi - Auto- old, 21,000 mllat Rtcantly tuned. H all between v-4 p.m, S41-4777. cvMndtr, stick, root rack, vary cltan ownar. 50,000 miles Vary citan. 11X75. EEPWAGONEER 19*7-Mini. Warn CASTING FOR MOTION PICTURE - to stt P appoinlmtnl matic transmission, lour new radla Ptrftct condition. AM/FM, powtr win H?i 'a; ISM Aftar *, 747-29S3. ubs, new radiais, IB mpg. air, power Inquire 7-8 p.m. 50/ Broad St. 'ART-TIME — S a.m. to 7 a.m., estab- Hmj AM/FM stereo tight track, dowt. air, power slatring, disc brakes, t, N.J. SALES — Full time Experienced only I«QS, leather interior Musi Mil, going leering/brakes Best offer over 11900 741-1859 shed morning newspaper route avail running tar, »700 «^*MSJ_ CORVETTE — 1975. Excttlant cond Excellent benefits. Apply The Royal back to college Call Peter. 495-1444, PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1974, all 946-1*10 bit to person with car in Matawan lion, low mlltaw, btii olftr, mutt stl tnglnt, ntw clutch, three speed, body CLERK TYPIST LANDSCAPE - Gardener's htlpt m, 4* Broad St.. Rtd Bank CHEVROLET VAN IH7 — Sll after * p.m. Morganville arta Good supplement •41 12U in good condition, runs good. Asking TRUCK INSURANCE General offlct duties, type 35-40 wpm Experience preferred Must ha* ncomt, can tarn WOO to MX par cylinder, «ood condition M00 C transportation. 5411094 afttr 5 p.m. SALESPERSON — Eiparttnced for LINCOLN MARK V 1971 — V-l, auto- HIM firm. CaH 741-1419, ask for John, REE quoits and binders by pnont Local area. Start 12.90 hour. month. Days. S**-*»0, nights. 877 40M »IWI CORVETTE 197J - J50-V-I, tour ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY at I c, air, powar steer ALL TOLL-FREE 8008119701 LANDSCAPE - Gardener's htlpe sptad, T-top. air, powir itttr 20 Thomas Avt, 747-3494 Shrewsbury ing/braktt/windows Sttrto with Quad wanted Experience helpful Must hav 'ART-TIME — For summer. Chll CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1973 — E ingbrakrs. AM/FM radio, canary yt PLYMOUTH - 19*4, Xuda, 173/two- rtn'i retail. 1-5 Monday through Sat low Bttt oiler ovtr 17,100 C, tape Luxury interior, turbine wheels. CLERK driver's license. Call 741-7255 after 5 SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER — trlttnt condition, fully equipped, rw 19,545 milts $9,495. excludes tax and barrel, V-l, four-spetd, power steering, Motorcycles t, M Friday. Wlgglt's, ** Broad -time, bookkeeping experience or *7I 34tl. Part-time, some typing, some Fr www I.res Call 4M-S136 MV ftts. George Wall. Dtaltr. 747-S4O0. JOrnpg Asking t/VS 842 /•.«/ after h good math ability and vary good typing nights. Start 13 an hour. LAUNDRY ATTENDANT - Reliable CHE.VHOLET 19*7 CONVERTIBLE PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 197* — Ex 97* HONDA XL250 - Bought as a tquirtd Apply in ptrson ELECTRO CREDIT PROBLEMS LINCOLN VERSAILLES — 1971, tour- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Part lime, evenings and weekends PORTER — Full-lime for Nursing Awing J17S 19M Oldimotoilt, I :tlitnt condition, 39,000 mlltt. mutt tftovtr, used only part of ont season IMPULSE LAB., lit Chestnut St.. Rtd No cash? If you'rt working, wt ca door. two-Ion* burgundy 12,000 milts. 20 Thomas Avt. 747-3494 Shrtwsbury tome. Experienced only need apply Bank. powtr, asking %XQ 4»S I5« Mil. Asking 13400 542-319* afttr 6 50 miles, excellent condition 17SO op salary afttr short probation pert htlp to 0tt you financtd. No moot 301 VI, moon roof, all powtr, mint LEGAL SECRETARY — Oceanpor down. Pavmtntt arranged to tull you 530-9213 after 6 p.m. ), *4.St ptr hour plus ail benefits. Do SECRETARIAL — Full time position CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1977 — Fou condition WOO Call 747-9417; 471-5*15 PONTIAC TRANS AM 1*71 — Sptcla Experience preferred. Salary com nttds. Many Naw and Quality Utad r * p.m. COUNTER HELP ot phone, apply In person. Mon-F king directly with principals in ex- daor, v-l. automatic, powtr itttr Edition, gold, many options, btst ofttr SA 650 — Lightning, 1970, make offer mensurate wllh experience, 541-25M 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Atlantic High Ing/brafct*, air, 11,721 milts *4tW Can to choost from. Call Mr Frtdcr 53091*1 afttr 5:30 p.m. >ood condition. • panding mall order firm. Typing, ickt al Raitai Ponllac. 395 Broad SI MAZDA 1*71 — GLC, foucvlr Experience preferred but not neces , Nursing Homt. 8 Middletowi her I hand, letter composing required aacludei tan and MV fees. Gtorgt Call 787-1763, ask lor Bob LEGAL SECRETARY — Exptrltnc Avt., off Hwv. ». Atlantic Highlands Wall, Dealer, HJ M00 Rtd Bank 741-5tW. air, automatic, FM, 4,100 PONTIAC 1977 - Sunblrd Two-door sarv lor light counter work. Good start Call Bob, 201-442-iaW. MPG, $3050 173 IBM, hardtop, v t. automatic, powtr ttttr CYCLE INSURANCE Ing hourly wage plus lips Hours avail CHEVROLET MONTE CARL DODGE 1*7* — Dart Sport, two-door Ing, manual brakti, tun roof. AM/FM, ablt art 11 midnight to 6 a.m. Apply In QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR — SECURITY GUARDS — Rotating MERCEDES 195* 22OS - Four-door, REE quotes and binders by phone argt automotive company saeks mil COUPE 1977 - v-i, automatic, al automatic, powtr ttttring, air, owntr, 14,500 mlltt, one year drlvt ALL TOLL-FREE 8OO-B22 9703. parson only. Mr. Fitmm, 8*5 Hwy LEGAL SECRETARY — Full-time for ihilts. full time Call 7I7-29S9 or apply powtr •tttrlng/brah**, lilt * ctllent Shape, 11100 513-9416. leather top. MOO or best otftr. Call train guarantee 1399V tax and llci Middletown, N.J. prestigious, fast growing, Monmoul nuin two years tuperlence In fir ptrson. Stecoasl Products. Port AM/FM, 2I.3S4 miles . V44«, exclude 142-73*1. exira Rtd Bank Volvo, Dealer, HARLEY DAVIDSON 125 1974 — Runs County law firm dtslrts compettf lece and In-processts mechanical dt rtmouth Rd., Port Monmoulh DODGE CHARGER 194* - Rtd, balck ood, must sail, first 5250 takts It. Ask Ices. Must be ablt to read prints anc Uif and MV fees Gtcrot Wall, Dcale MERCURY 1973 — Capri, Two-door 741-518* person with only the best secrttarli 74M400. vinyl root, air, powvr stttrlng/brakti or Marco, in 0802 COUNTER PERSON — And fry Ptr skills. Typing, shorthand and legal ei iafce and maintain records ptrtlntnl good condition, U» Call 717-1*71 sedan Vi, tour speed, manual itttr o quality control. Good starting talari mg and brakts, regular gat, 12,500 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1977 - V-l, son. Call lor appointmtnt. ptrlencc required Rtal Estate or III ( l« WRlH I l CAMARO 1975 — Silt automatic, power siecnng/braket, air, ONOA 1176 - CB 340T, silly bar, 5832990 gallon experience helot ul nd paid company benefits Including Lab, 11* Chestnut St.. Red Bank. Equal iiits 11*95. tax and license txtra Rtd eedi tuneup, 1700 or best offer Call major medical, pension, etc. South Jer Opportunity Employer. cylinder, automatic, air, powtr stet FIAT SPIDER 114 — 1971, convtrtlblt Bank Volvo, Daaltr, 741 SU*, bucket Malt, 33,612 miles 1J995. tx 591-1213 inar/brikes, tilt whttl, AM/FM. but I II m p g . 7,000 miltt, AM/FA eludes tax and MV lees Gtorgt Wall, "I SS4S sty location. Call 964-157* for appoint mtnl Equal opportunity employer SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST — Ex- etr, 78.CTJ4 milts 13495, excludes 1i catttttt, flvt-.pttd, tinted glass Ml Hi URV < ULJI.AH 1111 Dealer, 747-5400. LEGAL SECRETARY an4 MV ttts Gtorge Wall, D*»le pricad to tall tor summar, JJ.SOO Cal HONDA 90 — DIM. Runs, nteds minor experience necessary Call your Navi perience preferred Well^rganiitd, Exctlltnt condition, 13000 epalrs, moving must stll. 180 842 57*7 Experienced satf slarttr individual. Good typing 7*7-9154. PONTIAC VENTURA COUPE 197* — recruiter In Red E 542-5555 REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one of up, 471 9132 V-l, automatic, air, powar tlaar successful offices, with a proven Is essential, telephone experience, ing/brakes, AM/FM, buckei Matt. LPN M/F — Part-time, 11:30 P.m ilan for lucctSS, highest commissions good interpersonal skills, for busy of- MERCURY 1*73 - Colon? Park. Ten- AWASAKI 197* WOcc. 21, very low 41,0*1 miles. 134*5, excludes tai and 7:10 a.m., two nights a wtti onuses Licensed or unlicensed Cal fice in Rtd Bank arta. Send resume to 2: Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale passtnatr wagon. 57,000 milts, ont uleaoe, excellent condition. Extras owntr, loadtd, 14 MPG., beautiful con MV fats. George Wall. Dealer, 747-5400. IHJftJ, COMMUNITY AND EMPLOYEE — Beachview i.C.F Keaniburg. 717-8100 Rick Grimm at Matawan olfict I A 320, The Daily Register. dltlon. asking 12250 73*9234 after * Relations manager for private watar m. to 2 p.m. Shrewsbury. N.J 07701. p.m. PONTIAC — Grand Prix, 1973, v-l KAWASAKI SO0 1974 — Low r utility Dutlts include admlnltttrtng MACHINE OPERATOR - Of lathi automatic, power steering, brakti 500. Call Marty. community and employee relations millers, drill press, etc. Stewart's Tt 51. Help Wanted 51. Help Wanted j THE building Is old MERCURY COUGAR XR7 197* — V4, windows, locks. Call 2*1-32*3 aftti 513-3309 programs and handling media rela automatic, powtr steering/brakes, air, lions. BA journalism or communica- A Die CO., 94*-4*00 powtr windows, 42,120 milts S3995. KAWASAKI 6SD - 1978, LTD seat, sissy tions and at least two years experience MAINTENANCE PERSON — F> excludes lax and MV faat. George PONTIAC CATALINA It** — Ont bar, safety bar, plus two machlng required Send resume. Including gardtn apartments, basic knowledge Wall, Dtaltr. 747-5400. owntr. 33.000 miles, air, powti helmets. 85D miles. 51*00. Call 747-94*0 salary requirements, lo M.J. Caponl- plumbing, painting and carptnlrv. Ca THE owners are new— brakes/itttrIno, 1275. 495-159* ft * gro, Monmouth Consolidated Water MERCURY COUGAR XR7 1971 —V-l, CO., Bo* 277, Shrewsbury, or call between 8-4:30, 164-184*. PONTIAC ASTRE 1*75 — Brown ai _ automatic, air, powtr steering/brakes. SUZUKI RM115B 842-4900. white, good condition, four speed. 30 landau roof. 14,752 miltt. tS.MS, tx TOP condition, 167S mpg, AM/FM cassette Mutt Mil. Cat MECHANICAL TRAINEES — No t MAY we serve you? eludes tax and MV ft*. Gtorgt Wall, 471-9232 COMPUTER OPERATOR TRAINEE nights/wetktnds. 1*1-5141. perlence necessary Will train. Ct MACHINE OPERATORS Dtaltr, 747-5400. Five day week, excellent salary and IJ/UKI RM 125 — 1976, dirt bike. Ilki vour Navy recruiter In Red Ban PONTIAC LEMANS 1972 — Eactlltn btntflts, Some school/work experience 741-1316; Frtehold, 717-1070; E Bi MERCURY ZEPHYR 1971 Two- ww, nteds minor repairs, best offer necessary. Call 9 a.m. -5P.m., 142-5262. running condition, power steering, air Call 264 3608 anytime. Wick, 238-5128, Ht/ltt, 2*4 1455. door, six cylinder, air, automatic, cassette tape, firm al 1540 Catl 142 2296 COOK — Part-time, M< Sat. and Sun., REMSEN DODGE powtr steering/b
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WILL BABYSIT - In •>< her»< , »TEU* NAOIO tOUIFMEMT — STOCK' rmmaraM ti HIIUBJI. Call anytime. 171-ttM celleM can aM nWn.ii lae-l7Sl F#r SCM OUARIUM - 10-g* . I OCK SALE - Frl. Sat, Jan B. IX OCEAMKMT - (P«n-au-twch •» •ROKER'S BEST J5 Situations Wanted T Irak, att 12". ltk« HM. A HUGE YARD &ALE - Eiatk MMti a.m.^a.m. IHnmvlvaeilaAva.. Wall Uta) CuMam awrtlMd IMCKUM 3»tt, aaaaMa Cacrajs Rait Pua. -\ Vli OCEAN VIEW LMm raam w** HnNica, tactwa. Mw Malt WUU, M ami pm MMTaaCWI MoWI Falkaw tan raam, nMtkrii kltcfwn wHh butlt-if.country klictwi. tamlv «OTtHv raam. u lave* vacuum («r pMkWBov***, •« En»¥ an . MrucM votw Of Sa>Mv OawMn, eatn, tm larajl taa Oath., full b*wnv«nt. Lara* sect** mm, •!< aaMlaacat KrM ar amMMItM praNrrM, Mai la ALL-AROUND OIOKIMI - Traaa cite wMiwmiwt Mmm, starter eeti IBM TYPEWRITERS MELMED RCALTV, %** LITTLi ULVil CM Garaaas. Me., cliaim Fraa Ml I, llrwit, mgn. Catl 741 »«, morn tt«w bedroom, centra, air, eiootwie RENTAL $19.50 per mo. U. 14,1 . Featuring •rewndt, on*-car attached Mr MB, I ana curmlaa mini Call a«er 4 ».m., tU-'»» er Rent with option to but I71-CJJ7 Monmouth. off Harmenv m room*, a private balcony and a encttnad FtarlM room. AvallaMe private conwtei U» par month P4M JULV in MM p«r montti Itlrm), Ptui BUY OR SELL - Vaur hame a ARTIST/PHOTOGRAPHER/L.... EDROOM SET — WaMuL formica KINOERGARTEN TABLES - Birch RAGE SALE - Sii famllia* Hauaa- wtmtte* SWITCHBOARD OffUTOI — Varl - Ctanam work OueMr wark. Call Mcwitv, yearly an atfiliale of tha lartnt re«M etta«a top*. five mace, two mirrors, lull site. finish Chrome-pta.ed steel trama (1) hoW Horns, furniture and clothing Fri cotnaAny in tha wart#—Cantuo Ifca (taw, U90. aa"N7- walnut caMnal Ractanoular. W wide b, ft" long. US and tat, June 11. ». in am Hatahts Coiam Reallor. 7417ML MtHtMe or dinette or dinlna room. UN. Walnal (II Round tabtos *T diameter- MS WHELAN LAWNS MOWED ormlia amain taMa, IIS 4' wide wall Cl SIM?* TeACHM — Science, eart-tlnte attar REALTY GROUP — REALTORS ONE FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT — anlar wWl cailia MlM arat llgnt, l» nan, •»<• 14. «!«• KNNI. ml IAGE SALE — Tun, June 19. 9 842-7565 14* Snore Blvd , KeamAura Call altar a.m. la II a.m. CUJU Of, M£MM OMMWa I II lew.1 gold Oran welch, erl- KIN&SIZE WATER iEO-Booli(a» headboard, maflrvii, llnar and haatar. ml p.m. • P.m,144-9m. atvh for Mike 34444M, 24' living ram with full wall fireplace. Benefits Dlllre aaperlenced IV $110. worn three llmat, 1st. HIGHLANDS - « Bay Ave . laraeoiw i. HJ-On attar 4 p.m. I Lombard! Court, Middtatown. formal cHnln* room. Ktanca kitchen, LOCUST WATERFRONT CtWWMW leader twM FHWIH to % I Iwdroom apartment, alec trie Included wte. G 111, Ttit Dally Realsta RED BANK Two k.d- 14' family room, utility roam, two-caw LOER COLONIAL. HkfM MatMl EDROOM — Sears white Provincial. Adutti preferred |?0Q Ww$ «aa. one MTMO. appliances, recreation bat* , N.J. WH. KODAK — Carouse) prelector, Ekta Auction Sales month security J91 3001 between 10-1 aatft a.k , yard. Wi dim. ana Mtti. MMM, ««(«• graphic B7 with U 140 slide trm % 175 TIM BRO INC . BKR mertt. plus antrai ream, HvMw raam, «M. Hat trail TEACHERS 111 - Ma*. Mink* Kl • 1 Business 1417177 MELMEO REALTY, BKR •otanllal Aikint tWJM Call Ml OC •KM. Haw, lar Knwl KM icnaM AUCTION HIGHLANDS — Only M00. (our room*. WEST LONG BRANCH — Tftraa- ELT EXERCISER - Commercial LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS DDL E TOWN AHEA-BY OWNER - iummif acftari. Mutt ka cwiHiad Far Opportunities altle Creek, like new |7S ANTIQUES. COLLECTIBLES carpet, parking bedroom. formal dtntnt room, ivi MarmaHan call lw«n VERTICAL BLINDS Mlh., gracteui living MOO pen month COUNTRY LIVING — Gorannul ti* Maw •! Level, BVei hirwn. tw* AND INVESTIBLES TIM BRO INC.. BKR , badroom Colonial FarmhouM In da *l, den. oarage. fenced lit, a X% OFF LIST! ., June II, !J pm, Monmatrih plus utilities Write Boi A KM. The Fraa delivery. Elenbv Products Call KEANSBURG - One bedroom, freeDaily Ragutar. Shrawtburv, N.J 11rable Holmdel. ipac laus rooms, line, all etectrtci T COCKTAIL LOUNGE - BEST TOP SOIL all Civic Auditorium. Preview I p.m beamed celltnajt, llreplacet. huoe barn, cwv ainmeiMfa. butv J» 44*f for quote See Thur. cla&sifted for lull Hsllngs heal, kid. ok, ready now. UJD TELLERS .•on) fill dtrt Eckel Trucking, 591*707 STATE RENTALS Bfcr 74794X harw (tall and paddock Room for al -Jhen/dinlng combination, fejicai. bank KM ImnwMat* flptn.no in Cownlv hlshway. Circular fear, Mallns LIGHTS — Fluorescanl. I' units, with Time Goes Bv Auction Gallery, tha family HIS.000. E. A tlU uftiinwrn siding, gaa heat 191 1441 *on for • lull lint* Miff. EM 110 tt t k tCENTENIAL EDITION 197* — En protective covers, set of tour Attar KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom, hldt10.3 Rentals To Share ARMSTRONG AGENCY. SIS ProSMCt mci prtftrrtd. but not iwcMWry. vciopeegla Britannic*, excellent con pels ok. aood area, free heal, call. Avr. LltUe Silver 741-4*00 DDLETOWN — Oaai lacathM. mM II VMJ «• IntHtttod In letntng the Flr»l Illon, must tall, MOO Me-WI after S. ondtlton Living ream wWl llraalica. FLORIST — Hwv ». MMdlalOwn Ev Pets And Livestock STATE RENTALS Bfcr W-UU NMHJMI SUto town, call JMMM. at MAMIYA - Modal MM5 with AE auto- RELIABLE - Recent college graduate ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR rung roam. eat-In kitchen, aen Fin Et Nk laMlinad I) vaari. Full tarvka, tow OXES — Corrugated Packing tup matic prism finder, Ditini FM tans KEANSBURG - Four roor *i share In house, tummar or veer Member Real Ei1a*e Eichant* Man laaamaM a* llrMUce. aar rant. Asixlne »»,000 Cat* evtnlngs lies tor Induilry and Moving and with power drive, tan months left on furnished Reasonable ttachaa: oarage Many e«tr.l t*O.M0 IIMM1. toraga. Call 741 MH or 4*7 4671 717 77SS or 191 4SU enial Red Bank Long Branch area 842 1200 FIRST NATIONAL warranty, VV> U17W A-1 DOG TRAINING Ite BOK A-WS. The Daily Rrgiiter, incipals only 741-sn. aftar * handling and obedience ciami KEANSBURG - Lovely one and two rvwsburv. N.J- 07701. FAIR HAVEN — ThrMbod rooms STATE BANK-EDISON LUNCHEONETTE - Eicatlanl RM AMERA — Minolta pockat With MAONAVUX BUik ind while TV I DDLETOWN — Call %r mat »»r «r Bank tocallon. wall aqulppad, At con ash. model 4S0-E, cost \1%. sail ISO erad by Owner Handler AiMclallon. bedroom apartments, heat and hot wa fireplace in living room, full basement AM/FM sterao/Bhonograph Cotonla Stan and Country Ll«lna" brethure. dltion, asking I45.0M LAWLEY ail 747-ija.s after S o m khurst area, will itart June 20,1979. tar included Yard and parking, im vtry nke area, easy walking dlstanct cablnel, ISO. After t, 741-O4S1 detcrloilam. arkal ee> ivaUaale AGENCY, REALTORS. 7414142 r Information 74MO9Q or 54174*9 •nd %m Call IlMi-MiiS OS Summer Rentals schools, churches, shopping Bi home. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, "fe- Evas., Ullin MAIN LINK FENCING — SurpluMATTRESSEi S — New, |2t IS owner, ws.900 Call after S p.m. TOY DEMONSTRATORS - Work now st quality vlnvl-clad Must sacrifice Advanced And Beginners K EANSBURG — 4<^ rooms, kids, pelt. $42-47*4. tors, M0 Rt 15. MaMMam IIMHI dinettes, IX Five -piece bedroom, tm PPLEBROOK AGENCYRUMSON till Cltrittmat, ctwott vour own hooti. LUNCHEONETTE — For rtnt. Al Ctntt M. ft. installed with top rail D. SHARP'S FURNITURE. 27! DOG TRAINING fully car naiad, tltt. no coUtctlng, no itollvcrlns. Anwrkan pmant Partial Inwantorv. I 0' minimum. Terms arranged TIM BRO INC.. BKR t» S44-OfOS Mas charming Sea Bright Ranch FIREPLACE $40- Hwy M, West Keamburg After 1 p.m. Claim eves and Sat afternoon* allabie tor summer rental Two Three bedrooms, if master bedroom EPTUNE TOWNSHIP Homa Toy PartMt. SWHS9; rnIIlf You will be In buslnass tomorrow nj-0300. 49S-OO9S Bavinore Companion Dog Club KEANSBURG living room plus sitting IV living room with fireplace, forma YES. IT'S ONLY MMM Provtn Incoma. |M0 par day (or rlgh M TRAVEL AGENT - EiMfltncadonlv, parson Call U0-01II OUCH - Gold, Colonial, A-1 condl-MODERN - r gold velvet sofa, Two bedroom apartment or hous* >m, tat-In kltchan, enclosed nlng room, country kltcten, »' faml ail call. Just reduced Threo-lowr full lima. Catl on. $135 Sofabed and club chair, tin. Gins cocktail table. SIS. Frultwood BLACK LABRADOR HA Hancock SI xh.furnlshed comptately including room, full basement, l"i batht, two badroom split level with lane corner Trava,ar» Otm. MiiMQ RESTAURANT ON WHEELS — Full 71-2125. lamp (able with glass top. 150. Hand RETRIEVER PUPS ISO •nj River at rear ol property foi ir garage I In excellent condition Qualified equlppad, fraaiar, hot dog cooker and soma valat, brown leatherette with 717 9124 immmg end boating, plus private MELMED REALTY, BKR. A/FHA buyers welcome Excellent TRUCK MECHANIC - DttMl ** eriddta. Call in nil ean beach. Sleam live, J1000 per aiue which will net last lam. Daily-Sunday Uoraoc seat, perfect tor Father's Day Ing |3l0. Call 717-4*91 otrttiKt and tooli nacauary. Apply Ir 120 741 1*03 ALMATIAN — Ferrule, seven onth. Call MI WOO. Ptrfton. Schwartt Inlvrnallonal. Ml W FIRST TIME OFFERED - Cape Cod SAMUEL TEICHER Front St., RM Bank. 63 Money To Loan OTTAGE - Lake Ossippee, New off Naveslnk River Rd. Excellent loca REALTORS 542-3500 REGISTER MOVING, MUST SELL - French Pro • mpshire Fully furnished Sleeps for commuter Living room, fire OBERMAN PINCHERS — Hfld and TIM BRO INC., BKR place, convenience kitchen, dining vlnclal couch and matching chairs people Available wee ORTH LONG BRANCH TYPIST *r»a, den, three or lour bedrooms, two jreen, $150. Two Provincial lami LONG BRANCH - One-bedroom 5*6-0*1* ATTENTION! Oklaphona aiparlanca, JO wpm, pan Classified Ads baths, basement recreation room Lot LOWEST INTEREST GOVERNMLN abtes, fruitwood, $150 One green vel apartment, 1700 monthly plus utilities NON DEVELOPMENT BUYERS! lima. HIM IOt« nouri. Farmlnedalc OUSE - FURNISHED - Twof closat space and built-ins. Two-ca BACKED FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE ret wingback chair. US. Two blond Call 747 0100. Beaulllul section. Corner M. WXIH Ml, Start OH an now. NGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS — iroom*, living room, dining room detached garage $82,500 LAW. E* TO ALL HOMEOWNERS THRU FED as low as . lamp tables. 135. Child's one piece toi ustom Colonial Cape. Aluminum IM- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY KC. snots, liver and white. LONG BRANCH — Large Iwo 1 kitchen. Three blocks lo beach. To AGENCY. Realtors, 741-62*2 Evas ERAL MONEY PLANS hcil and bookcase. S20. Call 741-M15 B72WS4 no. attached over slled reaxar aa » Thomas Aw. WUU Shrawsbury 43 cents bedroom, kids, pets ok, all bills patd at aborDav Call 531 835* alter 5; all day TYPIST OFFICE DESK — And Chair. (7S REE PUPPY — Two-three month*, MONEY par lint, per day STATE RENTALS Bkr. FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY Good skills. Si RM, Highback Oriental chair. (SO Fou emale, mixed breed, lovable dlsoosl- OUNT POCONO — Four-bedroom FOR ANY GOOD REASON (based on 10-day Insertion) burner stoves with oven, HO Dish on Call 747 i I so REALTORS dutkfS. Fa'rmlngdiffa * MATAWAN — *'i rooms, kldt, pets. wo bath Chalet Hreplace private 1 Woodland Or.-Mlddlatown—471-9494 other features including Intercom svs araa. Stan mi Pay oft all bills ather. J3S Call 495-1790. FM paid REE — Four year old Beagle, male, heat and gas paid. $300 bracket oolf course, tennis count, beach and em. cedar storage ctoseU, hot water Butfnttl UM For FAST RESULTS i heat. Eight rooms, tour badroamt, ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ONE — 9x12 nvlon Persian design rug t d h D kid d TIM BRO INC., BKR tSO S44-090S untry club Close to all resorti HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS Homt Remodeling i baths If vou art looking for a m* » Thomas Av* HM4M Shrawsourv AT LOW COST • excellent condition Three G/lx14 tires MM Call the Kerr Agoncv, Inc. Restore vour credit MIDDLETOWN — One bedroom, kids. • vclopmenl home, thli Is it. Qualified One dehumidifier, very *U River Rd.. Fair Haven, 741-4477 Col last E ape nut EASIDE - Last chance! May and A and/or FHA buyers welcome. Ash phone 747-4711. REE — In need of good home Male pets ok, available now, all bills paid WAITRESS/WAITERS — Ex Debt ContoUdatlon utkv, throe yean (rid. STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 une rentals from 1115 week, with air HAZLET — Beautiful Green Hills de- ng .57,500 Oat X-Ire cash nd TV. Also some July and August penanctd Apply Mark's Famous Otll ORGAN — Hammond ebony spinel Call 141-61B9 'elapment Three bedrooms, spli NORTH LONG BRANCH - Two- ft 289-0*79. 11 Mechanic Slrnl, Red Bank, bttwctn Model M3 Excellent condition Askln level, family room, dan, attached ge SAMUEL TEICHER bedrooms, kids, petso k , utilities paid. 1-4 p m. CALL TOLL-FREE MMM12-4999 REGISTER UO0 S42-OOI2 REE CATS And kittens Musi find age tSSWO BOB GRIMM AGENCY For a Irtfl financial analysis thai coui iA BRIGHT — Motet rooms and 6*4400 REALTORS 542-3500 save vou UOO'i of dollars monthly Classified Ads ORGAN — Full console Yamaha, i ludio units Daily'weekly monthly atas. Private beach and pool, air con- govtrnmcnl bached 10% money tt. wi tellent condition Moving. OLD BRIDGE - Four rooms, kids. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — WaysK*t Wood Mart Clemmed give you I low payment for all, REE KITTENS - Fivelamales, one 542-1700 ale, assorted colors Call 7B» WIO or pets ok, free heat, under \lbi and Long View Village Elegant new Amount 340 mo WANTED wing Place, STATE RENTALS Bkr. 747-9434 homes from $110,000 Call 5314505 aw Mart Pott ti.OQO ' Toll Fraa from Malawan Area Saks orlanWd person who works wall PAINT FOR SALE EST END - Ocean view, patio, pool, S mil RED BANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE ne bedroom apartments SAND CAS with young people tobatome part-time All tvpts, all colors N. Commercial 4S0.00m/m0 Mff. 566-8100 ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - RIVERVIEW TOWERS LE APARTMENTS. 400 Ocean Blvd IM. Commercial tioo.ooo jflftj Call KC. black and tin, great tempera 2-8215 Rentals Evan If vou faal you have credit prob "THE VERY FINEST IN Rentals The Dally and Sunday Register to pro- Toll Free Irom Mlddletown Area rtfnt, 11 WMtn and .in weeks, private lams — Let them become our problem AA PHOTO EQUIPMENT LUXURY HIGH-RISE" wide new home subscribers on a cost- reeder * guarantee. Call 7I7S5II. Overlooking the Navosfnh River per order basis. Newspaper carrier ex- 671-9300 BOUGHT AND SOLD. 291-3240. 06 Furnished Rooms G.N.P. KITTENS 54 BROAD ST. perience helpful. Call Frank Eckman. We want you!...To help us keep rents MONEY CENTER DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs, add PIANO-ORGAN ree 1o good home, litter trained SI) at their lowest Bv maintaining 100% CEAN — And river view. Single room (2,000 sq ft Tailgate load- RED BANK, N.J. Glrard Nationwide Plan. Inc. of N.J machine*, typewriters, office eeki old. I72-4S66 MOVING SALE occupancy we are effectively keeping r mature business genlleman High- . OH •, • ) aar be HI I, LUa«ood »l JU-UOO equipment, etc al bargain prices New ing, railroad siding, private Big discounts on all floor models, lull ABRADOR RETRIEVER — Pups rents low. Studios starting al (273, one nds, I.M1I0. III Illi aiUl.tliK or used. A.AC. DESK OUTLET, ,701 guaranteed We're moving - must n KC registered. Champion bloodline bedrooms starling at 1340, twe parking, air conditioned, N.J. Homeowners Rl. 35. Oatthurst. 5113990. due* inventory. Major brands, man am and sire both on premises Cal bedrooms starling at $500, three ED BANK — Large room, clean and spnnklered Public transpor- trade-Ins, drastically reduced bedrooms also GET $3,000 95-tOOt. omlorlable, nicely furnished, private tation 52 Babysitting/Child 130.000 MORE! DINETTE SET — Trestle table, sli FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER ntrant*. good neighborhood. 142 9150 chairs, pine finish, not) firm. Cal •00-392-4927 HASA APSO PUPS - AKC regli Central air and heat, gal cooking, Care Fail daemons, confidential service on t? 14749 -ed; championship bloodlines, >li balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV secur- ED BANK — Large comer bedroom, 747-1100 747-1100 Secondary Mortgags Loans! eeks old. Three females, one malt ity, swimming pool, sauna, marine, nlsfted. Employed gentleman pre- DINING ROOM — Musi Mil 5 POOL — Esther Williams Plata wit red. One waak security. 219 Mon- CHILD CADE NEEDED - To walch HORIZON CREDITCORP maple, mint condition Table i_ deck, used one season, size 17x33x4 jjpfjrlor show qualliy. Call 74,-Wt also underground parking. Rental of flee open seven davs a week. Call Bob mouth St., Red Bank 11- and 7-yaar-old children in mv twmi Cryilal Brook Professional Bldo _ ives, six chairs, taa wagon, Original cost 14,000. will sell for $2,000 Route 35. Ealontown MAR ES — Registered Appaloosa, Ciccone at 101 '41-1731. davt. through tummar. Locml araa buffet topped bv glass, enclosad hutch year-old and lour-vear old. Must ED BANK — Rooms, clean and com Call 191-444' or 747-S4tf. CALL M2-7775 11500 or best of tar. <4*-4M1. sell Call •« M70 RED BANK — Two and three-bed room >rt«Ne Reasonable rates, close to all apartments, luxury high-rise. Catl ba ansportailon. Call 741 S39J attar 4. Make It Yourself DINING ROOM SET — Duncan PhytePORTABLE DISHWASHER - Ranoe S3 Domestic Help mahogany table with leaf extension range hood, 4?". Dining room chan 60 Bicvcles/Minl Bikes m 7-9 p.m., 842-4165, and pads, six chairs, buffet. $7OOor best dallar, milk slatt. window air cond 08 Commercial Rentals offer 671-4550 after 6 p.m. t loner 20" window or attic Ian COMPANION - For taml Invalid with cathedral callings, capig IKE - Boy's 10" Ross, three speed. dishwasher, newkltchen, 1315. Tennent woman Slaao-ln tavan nlortti a waah 71 Merchandise For DINETTE SET - Dark pine, formica- 300 SO FT - On Broad Street. Ground xcellent condition, asking $15 Call oars all utilities. 741-1194 Sizes 36-46! davllma fraa. »**'» top table with two leaves, six chairs PflE-C.B.S Bassman Amplifier 713M7 oor and lower level Suitable lor store, Sale (two with arms). Excellent condition. Mint condition. 1275 firm RED BANK — Beautiful one-bedrooudiosm , or offices Reasonable rent One year old Originally $500, asking 717-9771 or 4*5-0211 WO MOPEDS - 1978 Clmattl and nquira Mrs. Coleman, Naielsons, HOUSEKEEPER - Mull ba ... carpeting, cat-in kitchen, dishwasher $371. Call 7343650 after 4:30 p.m, 5397. parlancad. two to Ihraa days a waak. t4 REFRIGERATOR-13cu.lt.side )> landlord pays heat and water, 1350 side, good condition. QUEEN SIZE BRASS BED 741 2196 an hour. Call SlO-ttft or ITl-Saaa. DINING ROOM - Set. Oval table, GENTS — Executives, profetsionall: cm w i/ii Almost new, $3SO extra leaves, five chairs, breaklront. " rs available in two or three rooms HOUSEKEEPER — Llva-ln. complata 741-6731 RED BANK — Four large rooms, $325 Sola and matching chairs, gold. Also, 84 Merchandise Wanted Per month Heat and water included r larger Air, carpet, decoration On charaa. one parson nome. oldar Mml Pictures. 264-U07. _ lerm ieawt Red Bank vfa Full Invalid. 5Vi davi. Long Branch. Ralar 3 LINES REFRIGERATOR - Frost tre Call 741*364 attar 3:30 P.m. freeier. Gibson, rust color. Good cond services. Low rants. 7419595 tncts. Writ* toBon AMI, Tha Daily DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNRE- D BANK — Condominium for rent Rtolsltr, Shrtwibury. N.J. 07701. tion. SIM 291-3954 WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, 5 DAYS Clearing wood chipping 291-1427 Two-bedroom with garage. Reply to ONCERNED ABOUT GAS SHORT RUGS, FOR CASH. GE? - Office space available withlr Top off dresses and statute RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER - RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Box X-260, The Daily Register DRESSING TABLE — White, old fash INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES one block of RR, bus and cab station wanted to cara lor older child. Pltai $3.00 Found In attic. Two coffee makei Shrewsbury, 07701. with this dmstnni c*dtpn! rotlsserie, grill arid broiler, Iwo stool 159 E. Newman Springs Rd. 41-67*9. ant homa anvlronmanl. mutt hava car The R an u RED BANK - Studio apartment, lull legister FAMILY ADS c deep frvar. 160 as Is. 717-09*1 hrewsbury 747*200 jkrf and
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Rmmrv S<11 Maun nil •mall Illl can* ci nil Mtttan rl Illl Tavaras ss 4 0 10 KHrnnt tb 5 0 1 0 CUrk rt 3 111 Parkar rl 111 have been awarded to ISO sen- and Robin Lynn Matthews Fauar » Illl JcHnKla. 1 III Mauilli cl 1110 Simmons c 5 I t 9 «kC«»» Ib 4 1 1 I BRbnsn Ib 1(11 Garvn It 4 111 DianaM, Ratart P Dkkinata. Jt« 1(11 C.y Jt 4 111 ion during graduation cere- were also among the top 10 DlGiambratlisli. DtfBhiM DILaura. tench i I I 0 I CaraM H Illl turret* rl 1010 I 0 > 0 Manures, rl 4 0 I 1 variable pr 0 0 0 0 Lgcv II 4 t 1 0 Driesan IB 4 111 Untar If 11 11 110 0 TScMt cl Illl Baker H Illl Nancv DlLawro. Carol Dornr. Dii'kw OHicacl 1100 Lavalla p 0 0 0 0 JMilne, Ib 0 S 0 0 Fergus* c Illl monies at Keyport High scholars in the clan. Dawonart v. and Ellutoth A. OwncaA KnWM 1B 4 J 1 l Mcfekt rt 1110 Jd 1(10 - 10 11 Relulb 4111 DE.ans » 4 0 1 I Garner Ib 3 • 1 0 SaMaul Illll ktar man HUH •Mir cl 4 111 SHndrsn H ] 0 0 0 Tyson Ib 10 0 0 Famlar t 11 0 I Trlllolb Illl Hubbrd It I 0 1 0 Whirlnd II 2 0 10 Slannn It 1(11Thomas ct Illl School. The graduating students of Halan K Enallsh. Praam Panaa. Dam as 4 a a I wills ft 4 I 1 a Norman p Illl •aanac Illl Nolan pn 0 0 0 0 Flvnn B> 3 0 0 0 Obarkfl Ib 10 10 LeMsl, ss 3 110 Sangulln c 4 I 2 0 Ta«a» Mill Total Welle DaFru ph 10 0 0 Reust p 1110 Tracy Lee Young gave the the Class of WTO were; Loraiu L. Farrtra. LmUl A. NaU. Larch p 10 10 Chanav Ib 0 0 0 0 Falcone p 10 0 0 o«nr» p 110 0 Mill c 3 0 0 0 wwuan p 1 0 0 0 Email J Garibaldi, Marvann E •«• *•* W eae gti- i Bab p 0 0 0 0 BMsclrph 1000 icnowlese 0000 lvt veaser c 11 I 0 McCrvr pn I I I 1 Frlas s> 4 0 10 Knaeparp 30 00 I*M » J ' • ! Taul Mill valedictory and Gordon Rot4r> P. AUWKIM. Ragar D. Alktn. Giordano. Aracalll Gomaku. Civarvl A T«ua an en Mi- s Berbonp 1101 Me draw • Illl Benedict c 10 0 0 TwIUhll > Illl n« 10(0 Tarasa A. Arthurs. Lori L Alklas, Kranpl ph 10 10 scnulu p 0 0 0 0 AWflliP 0000 Ijjal . » » "' Jamas W Aumack. Ana M Avala. Marv Grass Shall! A. GrmSn, Oarkma A «.—Camar. Chambnss DP—flaw Ver* Collins Ml 1 111 Pacarab c 0 0 0 0 Madick ph 10 11 Pluatwe* Ml aW III— I McKenue Steti Jr. gave the Grass. Tracy J. HancKk, ArkMa I. LOB—flaw York II Teles T la Taw Hill TMM II I II I Bruiolr p 10 0 0 Farrar pr 0 0 0 0 Littell p 0 0 0 0 I E lovct, Josapn A Brandauar. Vivian ChamHIH. SemMe. Sundbara. Seancor Spikes pit 10 0 0 Tatal • 4 11 4 salutatorian address M Brunnar, Jahn Burka. Ratart D Hansan. Rosalind MaRian. SIMM C. I*—KanSMMi HH-Muntan (11. BBall 2 ann m in- i SI Leuls Carlar. Tarasa A. Catula. Laura J. JMclghl p 0 0 0 0 ill Ml lit- 4 PitUburuh |, Lot AIWUM 4. IB— Lac*, Francis George Loso, Hen- .4). Gambia HI Se-WIIIS S-SSall LOS—Cincinnati 111 Ml Ml- • Lum p 0 0 0 0 m m SJ^I Foil. .^wjitan^SB^ftoMnoiv^HN- Caraghlno. Danlsa M Cluffo. David B ' Alto, Raymond tV Hwvtt Jr.. JtfWt IF- H e SS BS to C Philadelphia 7 IB Garber p 0 0 0 0 ry H Weinreich IV, Kathleen Clark, Anna M Ctavton. Ratacca Con S Hoilinaiworth. Anthony J. JMfcwn. HOT ram - McBrlda. Boona 1. Cardanal. CMaddoi way. Manama C Cosla, Carles R Crtu, William J. Jtrtcaat, Raft* S Klmami TaW 17 1 7 1 Taw14. Mill st IouT»"j LOB—Si" Loud 10, San Fran and John Cslk Cartolvn Dania, Nicholas Hunter L.O i 1 r 4 i i IB- Bowe. Grille*. HR— Knlghi ID SB- AUaau PtmbttreA Mary Kennedy, Sheila Alyss Thwwa J. Johntwn- Am* M **** J** Cla* ) Boona, Schmldl MtBrlde &—McBrlda, •M 111 m~ 1 Cl»to 10. IB—KHrnwidi. DEvani, North. C Dav.lla, Naw Vert ••• ••* •*— 1 Rtitj SB-TemphjCon HR—Clark (I.>- WhilwnW.I3 11 1 IlkGriffin, Frances Farese, Kim guaiina M Jonn. Karan M Temae Uniar SF—GMaddn lekulve SI R (titty, DouelM •*• Kwnp. IK II IIIIIU Game suspended alter elflhl Innings i o o g o I Camar W.4-S a 7 I I I 1 due loir avelcurlew LMA«'O4M n M K«nn*dv, Lori A. KfUman, CMcbuutl 11 1 1 0 I Norman 1 I I ] | S DP—A4lanta I. New York I LOB—At uamti J. Kanlih, Brim J. Karat, CMICAttO MN oiseo Bair L.I 2 11-11 I 4 1 lama 1. New rork 4 IB-Habtar. MB SI LtMtll .....IO [jjfjua iiiti Valtrtt J. Kullbarv, Jvwl L. L»m abrkbi aaraw I 3 2 Matthews III) SB-Slearns S—Somali2. barium, Tarry J. Lam, Untt J. Lsrwi. Borbon 1 1 Denny BOSTON CHICAGO Shrewbury graduates DaJatwl ss 4 0 0 0 Rlchrds cl 3 0 I g Lum Know Ms o 0 0 Srwllv R L«, Sylvia A Ltahtkourna, tultatir It I g 1 1 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 Larch w.4-4 IP H R ER SS U) itrkM aar >M Paint. LoSaoto, Francli G, Low and Schulti L,4 2 2 3 3 Rtmy 2b 4 0 0 0 Carr II S I I 0 Sucknr Ib 5 13 0 Date Ib I 0 I 0 McGraw Atlanta Littell 13 1 SHREWSBURY - physical education award to JanMALvonr Klngmn II ill!Klnnev p 0 0 0 0 Burtetn it 4 0 10 P,»or Ib i I 1 g Briuotara 4 S 1 1 0 2 San Pranciic« Fifth dh 4 0 0 0 AMoore rl loll Miss Denise Tamcone and an Alto, MkhMl E. LvofM, Gtann I Thmsn II 0 0 0 0 DRnlds cf 10 0 0 JMcLaahln 7 10 0 0 1 Diplomas were granted to 43 Martin il ) | | g Wlnnelo rl ) 0 I 0 SEATTLE CLEVELAND Rice If 4 0 00 Illl Maclnnat, Donna M. Martin, RoMn L Vail rl Sill Turnar II i 3 1 I Drill ItrkM Garter 1 10 0 1. Hotown 3b 4 0 0 0 .... Ib 4 0 3 1 graduating eighthgraders dur- art award to Miss Kahn. MattMws Kavln M McCabt. Aika A Milborn Ib SHI JNorrif It 3 110 10 0 0 1 4 0 10 McCann, Timothy L McCann, Edna K Meiias rt 0 0 0 0 Brlggs Ib Illl Falcone 5 1110 4 Walton Ib 4 0 0 0 Soulre Ib ing ceremonies at the The graduates are: Foota c 1110 Tenece c Hit RJonas cl 4 Q 0 0 GAIxnd Ph 1 0 0 0 Evan* rf 2 0 10 Torres cl 10 11 UcCltatlar, John A. McClaattir. H*fr*h 3b S 1 3 0 Twitched 3 10 0 4 2•ALTIMO.E MINNSSOTA 4 0 00 Mary Warner. James Guinee, Gillian Michatl P. McOatta, Bruca McDanaM, Sliemor Ib 110 0 FGonili c 4 0 11Bochtt Ib 4 111 lllllil Poquett cf 4 0 10 Shrewsbury Public School re- Dlllard ibO 0 g 0 OSmltfi IS Morion oh 4 110 Bondt rf S i 2 4 11,111 OBerry c till Kessngr si 4 2 10 Kahn, Kenneth Chaito, Mark Adams, Pe Ktvln J McKanna. D«nli M. McKaown, Mannng cf 4 0 10 Garcia ss soil Randall Ib 3 0 11 cently. ter Bat-one, Kathleen Boit, Jane Bill*. Jamas ft. McKlttrlcfc Jr.. Danna J i g , Mavar It 4 0 11 Wolfi pn 0 0 0 0 McLaughlin, Luanm M. ManOai, Jimut H.rorv Ib 4 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE Avala II Illl Wlllona ph 10 0 0 Allenson c 0 0 0 0 Georoe Coftenberg, Sean Colure, Tlmoihv Krukow o 4 0 11 Owchlnkp 0 0 00 Slmtoyj*2n Vc 5.1! Prultt dh 3 0 0 0 akrhM ab r h bl Bcimbrv cl 3 0 0 0 Norwod rl 10 0 0 Conk, Melissa Cragsan, Klmberly Mild, Richard A. Mollnarl Jr., Kartn L Tidro* p g o o o Shlrltv P 10 0 0 HMMV c 3 0 2 0 Smgletr, rl S 0 0 0 Cubbeg It. 10 0 0PaPi Ph 1 0 0 0 Scholastic awards were Crotheri, Jonathan Currier. Joseph Murphy, LIn&lav A. Muisan, Ralph Simtitofl rt 1 0 1 • Wilton rf 4 0 0 0 Molitor 2b 4 0 0 0 Sma™, ss i T I 6 T«al II I « 1 US 111 Notaro and Franc lint H. Natoll. Suiter p 0 0 0 0 F«hty ph t 0 0 0 Valentn it 1110 TCox ph 10 0 0 Cowens ph 1 0 1 0 Bando 3b 4 0 0 0 Lownsln rl 0 0 0 0 Ciarneckl Jr., Alexandra deHoll. Claudlo DAcqitti P 0 0 0 0 KulptK 2b 2 0 0 0 EMurrv Ib 4 0 1 0 RJcksn Ib 4 111 •<»"» OM 0M— 1 given to Joseph Czarnecki Jr., Oeleo, Karen Dobroskv. Marvbelh Doran. Mendoi II 2 0 10 Brawn If Sill Cooper Ib 4 110 Chicago 004 IM I1>—a Dennis' Gra»o. Mary Hanfclns. Todd A no, Dabra Norton, John B Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Paciork ph 1 0 0 0 CJhnin pft 10 0 0 Otis Cf 4 0 10 Thomas 2b 3 2 2 3 Roenlck cl i 1 1 0 Edwrds cl 110 0 James Guinee and Charles O'Bannon, Varonka O'Brtan. Barbara Bcvacq 3b 0 0 0 0 LMav dh 3 3 11 E—Ralnev, Watson. Hobson. OP—Bos- Havar d and Charles Kroll. Hale rl 0 0 0 0 ROMIIO 2b 1111 G Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Oglivielf 4 0 10 LandreH cl 10 0 0 Ion I. LOS-Boston «. Chicago 10. IB- A. O'Laary, TUtodort R. Palumbo. Aimon Ib 0 0 0 0 Viryiir u 4 12 0 Porter c 4 111 DDavti dh 3 12 0 DeCncs 36 4 I 1 1 Rivera II 10 10 Kroll, Miss Gillian Kahn, Miss Alto, Elizabeth Kuhlmen, Mark Mary A. Panitra. ShtHa Pattlson. Taul Mill) T«UI » S 11 I T«UI II * 111 BSmilh Ib 4 111 Powell rl 10 0 0 Burleson, Orla. IB—Orta HR—OBerrv Tatal » • 11 4 scon ib 4010 Yount si 3 110 IK SB-Remv. Burleson Mary Warner and Miss Laura Kunyckv, Robert Lamberson, Jemtn Lone Lvnnt Padtrton, Linda V Piltom. CMcaga Ml Ml «a— I Quirk dh 4 0 10 Wohlfrd rt 3 0 0 0 Dcmpsv c 4 110 JoMrls dh 4 111 Jr.. Barbara McNeal, Gregory Montgom- ihlrlev Ptrai. ThamA A. Plata, Oonrta San Dlaga Ml III IM- I i#*lilt at an m- i Wvneger c 4 I I 0 IP H « ER S. SO CieveUiHi M0 Ml Ml- S FWhite Ib 4 110 BMartni c 3 0 1 2 Poling. The Robert Campbell erv. Anne Mane Nikolic, Russell Perry, M. Pravott, Dlant Prtm, Barry L. Pull, E—Turnar. Dcjtsus. FGonialai 'OP— E—Hargi TCruz st 2 0 0 0 Castino 3b 10 0 0 Samuel Phillips. Laura Poling, Jill Power. John A. Radmond, Konntlh Rnd, Cubs! LOB—Chicago?. San Ol*oo9 2B— DP—ScaM.t 2, ClevtUnd Adams II 10 0 0 Ralnev L.4-4 1 l-| \ I ° award was given to Mr.David Poyner, Thomas Rich, Pamela Michatl O. RtM, Ragutl Rtyai, D* LOB—Staitlt 7 , ClevelanC d 7J. 163 - LaCock ph 1 0 0 0 Stanley ) 2-1 Bucknar. Foota, Krukow IB—Martin HR Milboutnt, Meyer, Mtmloi*, Hatiev. ToUl It I II 7 Total Hill Short, Debra Snow. Denise Tarricone, borah A. Rommtl, Cynthia L. Rofll,' Klngman (23). Turnar (II, Brlggs 1*1 UWshai ss 10 11 Baltimore Oil 401 too- I Chicago Guinee, the John Philip Sousa Michael Tector. Gregory Ticehurst, Frank Luanm E. Rutu, Coltaan Sandarton, SB—Bucknar. S—Dlllard. SF—OS mith. Vccnllrw HR—Bondt (•). BocMe (I), Total H 3 10 1 Total 11 9 • 1 Kravec W.I 4 9 Nowllo (1). S-Mendo/a, L Roberts. SF- Kamai Citv DM Ml Ml— 1 Minnesota 1» 001 Ma- I ' ' ' ' ' Award to Mr. Czarnecki and a Trena and Mary Lucy Vlracola. Kim SUidtc, Gordon M. Stall Jr., Garry IP H * EK IB SOtxhtt, E—Roenlcke. Rivera. DP—Baltimore Swartl. Kylt C. TlbUII*. Tarry A. ChiclfM Milwaukee 110 0M 1U— 1 1, Minnesota 1 LOB—Baltimore 6. Minne- HOUSTON MONTRSAL Tomatko, Karan L. TonkL Suian j Krukow W.3-S ? 1-3 10 tP H NCR BB SO E—Porter, Molltor 2, UWaihgln 1, sota S. IB—OeCinces, Garcia SB—Garcia ab r h bl aarhM Tractv, Susan J. Tumblaty, Chriilinc M iMtttl Soranun DP—Milwaukee 1. LOB—Kan- Puhl cl 5 0 0 0 Cromarl II s 1 2 I Uti, OtniH S. Vaccaro, Cartaan A Tidrow 13 1 sas City H. Mil*.•ukee 3. 2B-ScoM, HR—RoJackson (10). Avala (3). LMav Suttpf Abbott 7 9 4 4 11 111). CRenldsss 1 0 0 0 RScott 2b 4 0 0 0 Player, Pate knew what Vana, David A. Ventura, Patricia A. 1 1-3 1 Sexton SI 2 110 Cash 2b 2 12 1 Riwlev W,4-» 11-3 3 1 1 0 2BMartinei, FWhlie HR—Thomas 2 111), R ER BB SO Walltng. Bavtrlv A. Wtbb. Htnry H tonDt«fM McL«hlnS,4 1-310001 Braun (4). Porter IBi SB—Cooper, Yount Cedeno Ib 10 0 0 Dawson cl 4 110 Owchlnko L.3-J 13 I Baltimore Wtlnrakh IV, Ronald W. Wilion, Lori A Cleveland IP H ft ER BB SO Landstv Ib 10 0 0 White cl 10 0 0 Wlnfrat, Thomas P Woolttv, Glann R Shirltv 4 1-3 3 Wit* Kan.ai City Flanagan W.I i Leonard rl 4 1 1 0 Perei Ib 3 3 3 4 OAcquitto a i * t 3 1 Sloddard S.I Wotlon, Mkhaal Yaniutili. Tracy L. Pax ton 3 1 Gale L,S-J 1 ||4)| Riccelli p 0 0 0 0 Solalta Ib 2 111 to do, but couldn't do it Young, Vivian G Young and Louli lam Kinnvv 1 2 Mono* I ft * Milwaukee Mlnneseta Cabell 3b 3 0 11 Carter c 3 111 Flngvrs Koosman L.7 6 3 2-3 7 VCrui Sorensen W.9 6 9 10 3 3 0 3 Niemann p 0 0 0 0 Dvar c 1110 TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - happy to finish second. Twen- •nit, Erlckson 2 1-3 3 Walling rt 10 0 0 Redlern 3 3 Howe 2b 1 I I I ' | i j Gary Player and Jerry Pate ty-one years ago I finished sec- JCrui II 2 0 0 0 Parrish 3b t 1 31 both knew what they had to do ond in the Open to Tommy CALIFORNIA DETROIT Dmon p 0 0 0 0 Macha 3b 1 0 I I ab r h bl ab r h bl JGonili 3b 2 0 11 Spalar ss 2 111in the final round to win the Bolt. Thon ss 4 0 2 2 LeFlore cf i 2 3 0 Ashbv c 10 10 Mason ss 2 0 0 0 WDavi&pn 10 10 Staub dh 4 0 10 Bdchv c 3 0 I 0 Scnalldr p 2 1 2 2 United States Open Golf "I've had quite a year of MacBeth rides to top JNIekro p 10 0 0 Lansfrd 3b S 0 2 0 M< .mi. in 0 10 0 Palmer p 2 0 0 0 Championship international golf. Four sec* Ford rf S 00 1 0 Kemp If 3 111 Throop p 0 0 0 0 May p 0 0 0 0 ALL SEATS $1.SO Roberge p 0 0 0 0 By JOE H1NTELMANN Handicap and the winner was before, finishing fourth last Bavlor f 4 10 0 i m,.MI ib .3112 Unfortunately for them, ond places — not a bad year of Dwnng dh 4 0 10 Parrlihc 5 0 2 1 Alou II 10 0 0 LOVE AT Colonial Farm's Forbidden year in a division of the Tyro Athens Ib 3 10 0 Summrs rl 3 110 Total 14 11 1 Total 44 If 24 tethey couldn't match their golf" FIRST BITE OCEANPORT - A familiar Grlcn 2b LJones rf 10 11 Houston 000 102 AIOO- 1 thoughts with deeds and set- Isle. Stakes. If he comes to the In- Donohue c ARdrgi 3b 4 10 0 Montreal 20t U0 Ml-ll Where a pair of one-iron Storing Oeord* HemlHon MATED M name appears atop the Mon- A racing rule in effect for Harlo 3 0 11 Tremml » 2 1 1 3 E—Speler, Leone d. DP—Houston 4, tled for second place at 288, 2- shots at Nos 1 and 14 cost vitational he would be the first Wagner 2b 4 0 2 0 Montreal 1. LOB—Houston f, Montreal I. moutli Park jockey standings the first two weeks of the Mon- winner of a Triple Crown Total 37 4 11 3 Total 14 I 14 I IB—Valentine. Schatiedr. Speler, over-par and two shots behind Player his 2-shot deficit, Pate MATINEE SUN. 2 P.M. 020 IM 01ft— 4 Cromarlle. Dver. 3B—Hutton HR—Perei after the first 20 days of the moulh Park meeting was qui- California champion Hale lrwin blamed his driving the whole MON. NITE DATE NITE event to run In the race since Detroit 020 001 14i— I 2 (II. Parrish III. Howe (4), Carter III), meeting. DP—California 2 Valentine (7). etly rescinded a week ago Sat- Little Current, Preakness and E—Thon, ARodriger "1 thought if I shot 66 I'd round. LOB—California 9. Detroit 1 2B— Grlch, IP R ER BB SO Don MacBeth, who led the urday. When the meeting Belmont victor, was upset by Harlow, Fordird, . SuSummersm , LeFlore. HR- Heuslon win the tournament," said the "I'm one of the best JNIek2o l .ID j pack last year with 99 wins and Tremmell (21. SB — LtFlore. S— IM e i s 2 43-year-old Player, who won STRATHMORE started, a rule was in effect Holding Pattern in 1974. ARodngei,staub SF—Trammell. Throop drivers on tour and I drove it 11 stakes victories, currently that if one horse in an entry IP H R ER Bl SO Roberge 2 0 0 the 1965 Open and would have terrible today. You must drive iltwmi wraa ams Trainer George Handy is Cllllornla Dillon has 23 victories and three was scratched, the other half A«e 71-3 10 I I i < Niemann been oldest golfer to win an in the fairways here," he said WIN pointing his Royal Vanity 2nd, LaRoche LJ-I 0 2 3 3 10Riccelli stakes triumphs. His win total would run for the purse mon- Montreal Open with a triumph here. of Inverness Club. winner of Saturday's fourth Barlow 1-12 0 0 0 0 is more than twice that of ey, but would be ineligible for Schatiedr w.2-1 He 'settled for 68, but said Detroit Palmer "I'm a little bit disa- runner-up Craig Perret, who race turf event, for the $30,000- PJnOerwd 1 1-1 » 4 3 2 1 parimutuel wagering. ALopei W.I I (2-3 2 0 0 0 2 May with a big grin, "I'm very pointed, " said the 25-year-old added Oceanport Handicap on has 11. Jorge Tejeira and In other words, if the horse Georgian. June 23 Jerry Bailey have 10 each finished first, the horse that while Mickey Solomone and finished second would be de- "He hurt himself a bit last Don Brumfield have nine. clared the winner. This rule is summer here," Handy said, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HOOF PRINTS - One no longer in effect. "and I had run him only once Television Today CINEMA 291-0148*1.50 jockey goes on suspension this Since Spectacular Bid lost over the winter. He's in good week while another comes off the Belmont Stakes, there is shape and I wanted to get a New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 Tejeira, who was disqualified more of a chance he will enter turf race under his belt. I'm EVENING filmed In her Greenwich Beamer's Laat Case' on Dynastic Doll, which fin- hoping for a productive sum- the $100,000 Monmouth Invita- Vlllaga atudlo. Rockford raturna home ished fourth in last Friday's mer with him here." tional Aug. 4. Had he won the I HADYNINCH A COICUHH suevrvAi KII from vacation to find that fifth race, will start a seven- Triple Crown, he probably Handy also expressed con- ( JOKETSWUD •* SCDHASHH.wk.y.and someone haa assumed day suspension today. Appren- would have stayed in New fidence in a young female I ooocouni B.J. dltcov.r Charln llv hla Identity. (Repeat) tice Curtis Rice returns York, competing in the big Au- jockey, I.illir Baron, who has JULU CHUB *H0 COMPAin IngttMllfaofRllaydiMto SOME CAME RUNNING' 1BSg Stare: Frank Sine- tomorrow after his seven-day gust races at Saratoga. been working around his barn. SlUWOSff th« alien Nona of hla men- tra^Shlrley MacLalne. penalty. Trainer Bud Delp had ori- UNCLE HOYD ially paid Korean aar van), Ms. Baron, a 23-year-old •OlHfTOrtGHISHOWGuesI Rice had finished third with 6:30 I LOVE LUCY • man of unu.ual skill.. JON VOIOHT ginally planned for his horse to native of Erie, Pa., has won hoat: Bob Newhart. ABC NEWS FAVE OUNAWAV Ship Ahoy in the fifth race run in the Travers at Saratoga four races at Penn National Quest: Pater Fonda. (00 (OWUNCFOADOtUH i»*B' MONDAY HIGHI Al THE June 9, but on the far turn he with a prep there in the Jim and Atlantic City and has rid- mlns.) CBS NEWS MOVIES'Alice Do.an'I Live cut sharply to the rail in front Dandy. den at Monmouth this meet- I SANFOSD AND SON Here Anymore' 1S7S • GONG SHOW of Doug Thomas on Precious Bid has raced at Monmouth ing. I NEWS Start: Ellen Bur.tyn, Kill OBPIPOLICI E STORY 'Act Of Pink. Precious Pink went I OVER EASY Hoit: Hugh Krlttoffar.on. A young Violence' Joe Forrester la down, but Thomas was unhurt widow accompanied by frustrated In his attempts Down*. Guest: Aclraii ACCOMFUtHTHI ADMISSION: SI.50 Thomas undoubtedly suffered G orli DaHivan. her 12-year-old ton to get a conviction for a MPOfMBLI. more pain when the horse he GtKNtCHS leave, t bleak Oklahoma rapist-murderer. JAMES COBURN town on adrlveweat,hop- was supposed to ride in the CIS NEWS apeat) AN ANT ing loembarkonaalnalna ensuing race that day, was O NBC NEWS aIMOVK^SCBKcHCIIOf)IN— ) KMN At the movies career and t ntw Ufa. (2 nvtn BSAOYBUNCH ThbbtondEarrh 1955 Jeff Mor- steered to victory by his sub- MONMOUTH COUNTY MIOOLETOWN ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP UAMIDOLETOWNI- O 1ICIAC DOUGH row, Rex Reaton. Sclen- — - •cYSliTCUVSTAl stitute, Craig Perret. The race • MOW-(DUMA) •••U 0. CINEMA 34— Haif (PG] ;, 9:11 UCNEWS tlttt art thtnghalad by ^ BOX OFFICES OPtN 7 00PM •» was the $20,000 Colts Neck Golden Girl (PG» 1,10 UAMIODLETOWN II - tactrn Story" I9S3 Kirk Doug- STRATHMORE CINEMA I— Walk Proud (PG) 7:30,9:30 DATING OAHE alltnt, to help their war- NdrmaRM (R> MS, 9 is UA MIDDLETOWN III— NEWIYWEDCAME la*, Eleanor Parker. A torn planet. (105 mint.) The Prisoner of ZentJa IPO) 7 IS, 9; IS tough detective ha« mari- The Champ (PG) 7,9 OS OOOCOOPtE QOODCOUPtE MIDDLETOWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS OCEAN TOWNSHIP 0 DICK CAVEII SHOW Guest: tal problem, with hliwlfe. •1KOVA 'Cashing In on the ATLANTIC CINEMA— MIDDLEBROOK I— (2hrt.) FOLK FESTIVAL The Champ (PG) 1 X.I X Eiorciit IH) 7:11.9:30 uthor Jessica Mltford. Ocean' This program 12 NOON to MIDNIGHT EATONTOWN MIDDLEBROOK li- IB NU MOVERS JHJttUl ft Ic hi rd Prvor Liva in Concert |R) a, MACNEIl IEHKR REPCWT examines the worldwide June 22 & 23 COMMUNITY I— 'Woman In.lde' W«Ik Proud (PG) J 30. 9 30 9:30 JOURNEY 10 ADVEN1URE contett to tap the tree- RED BANK Bodman Park COMMUNITY II- MUPPHSSHOW • MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'I, turtt of the tea and MalltHJ Be*ch (R) 7:30. Vin Nuvs RED BANK MOVIES I— 1 Claudius Epltode Two. ttudlet the black rocks, SEX Craft Displays & Exhibits Boulevard (R) 9:35 Butch Casildv and the Sundance Kid EVENING MAGAZINE EATONTOWN DRIVL IN (PGI 7.30, Early D*¥i