Surprise! The trains COUNTY QUEEN - Robin Thornton of Tin- ton Foils was crowned Queen in the first Miss on time Monmouth County Black After weeks of delays, Conratl finally gave toe Shore America pageant Satur- Commuters (or On-Time Service (SCOTS) what they've day night at Red Bank been watting for — a lull week of "on-time service." Regional High School. •it'* hard to believe but true!," Chuck Guariglia of Miss Thornton will rep- Middletown, SCOTS publicity chairman, marked at the resent the county In the bottom of the SCOTS Commuter Scoreboard for the week of Miss Black America of MayBUi ' New Jersey pageant in All four morning trains and all four evening trains Atlantic City, June 12-17. clocked by SCOTS came In on time for a IN percent rating; The winner of the state the first perfect performance since SCOTS began the rating competition will partici- system two month ago. pate in the national pag- The SCOTS executive committee voted last week to eant In California later provide partial financial support to the Irate Shore Com- this year. muters court fight against the rail fare Increase which the state Commuter Operating Agency has proposed to go Into effect July. SCOTS will pay for the cost of the transcript of the March 14 fare hearing held in Red Bank, which will be filed as part of the Irate Shore Commuters brief In the Honm outh County Appellate Division In mid-June. The Daily Register VOL.100 NO. 289 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 5,1978 15 CENTS Red Bank picture in 10 years School enrollment due to plunge By JULIE MCDONNELL emergency decision-making, the master plan evaluates school The district Is now In the process of consolidating into two vide an opportunity for the district to use classrooms for RED BANK - Student enrollment In the borough's school buildings and sets up a projected five- year plan for capital with the new Middle School slated tor opening in specialized subjects and enrichment programs In the elemen- system Is expected to drop nearly 40 percent during the next ten expenses. September. That school will house grades 5-8, with the Primary tary school, an expanded curriculum in the middle school, and years, according to a Just -completed master plan commissioned Dr. Joan D. Abrams, school superintendent, said the plan School to house K-4. Both Mechanic Street School and River lower student-teacher ratios in both schools." by the Board of Education would be discussed at the next Board of Education meeting. Street School will be vacated The study also establishes a suggested five- year plan for Ramsay Associates Inc., of Trenton, an educational consult- The consulting firm bases its prediction of a 39. percent The study evaluates both buildings In terms of the educa- capital expenses totalling more than $600,000. ing firm, predicts that the current enrollment of 1,058 students enrollment decline on several factors, Including a declining tional program, giving both schools generally good marks For 1971, the study suggests a capital budget of $54,000, wfl drop to M4 students by school year 1982-83. and to (44 by birth rate and "no substantial change In present zoning regu- overall. Including providing play equipment and walks at the Primary MM. lations which would permit significant changes In the density of The school board Is urged to Improve the outside playground School and building a regulation baseball field at the Middle The lM-page report, which was submitted to the board last housing within the time of the projections." facilities at the Primary School, however, noting that current School. weak, does not discuss the effect such an enrollment decline The study notes, however, that enrollment projections are play areas are "Inadequate." FoaJ980, the board Is advised to"begin a three-year program would have on the utilization of buildings or teaching staff , "precarious," and urges the school board to Initiate a preschool The two-school arrangement will be entirely adequate to to develop the area north of the Primary School Into an athletic other than to say that some Impact is likely. census and update its enrollment projections continually. serve the present and projected student body, the study con- field for use by students and community residents. The master plan, which cost the school board $1,171, Is "We cannot stress strongly enough that the Board of Educa- cludes, noting that the Primary School has a capacity of 196, and The development cost of this should be shared by the board required of all districts in New Jersey by the State Board of tion must Implement an annual projection of school en- the Middle School, a capacity of 80*. and the municipality, the study reports. rollments, so that the board will be on top of any changes that "This clearly indicates an abundance of classroom space," The master plan, which can be adjusted by the board, must Designed to encourage long-range planning rather than nay take place," the study notes. the study reports, adding that the additional space could "pro- be submitted to the state for approval by July 1 of next year.

Stevenson houte, built 260 yean ago. (Forino photos) Looking north acrou water and into wooded area to be saved One of 2 last Nut Swamp farms to be preserved MIDDLETOWN - One of Stevenson of West Front NJCF, a private, nonprofit, Dr. Stevenson has re- Stevenson said. "About 10 discovered recently that there years with a sharp reduction in Bank of Red Bank the but two farms remaining Street, who will retain lifetime statewide organization, paid quested that the tract be years ago, we began to wonder Is a middle ground between property taxes. Interim financ- The tract represents an ID the former l,M0-acre Nut rights to continue residence in $141,500 for the property, named as a memorial to his bow we could continue to keep those two extremes. NJCF re- ing Is being supplied to NJCF oasis In the midst of develop- Swamp here has been sold to his 14-room Georgian-style which It will hold In trust for wife, Amy Patterson it up. We decided then we'd gional director Dirk Van Nest by the Colonial First National SeeOBeefLast,K.l the New Jersey Conservation home on the property. The ori- this Monmouth County town- Stevenson, who died In Novem- rather give It away than have explained that It was possible Foundation for preservation. ginal dwelling was built MO ship while it awaits approval of ber 1976. it bulldozed." for him to donate part of his The 111.1-acre tract was years ago, with a second sec- Its application for state Green "I think she'd have wanted But the retired psychiatrist, property, receive payment for the remainder and still con- partially sold and partially tion added about a century Acres funds to buy the land for to see this land perpetuated In who realized he could not af- tinue living In his home of 45 donated by Dr. George S. ago. use as spark its natural condition," Dr. ford to give the land away, The Inside Story

THE WEATHER Fair lasagat aad t»m»rr»w, with lenperitare R-FH board presses 'super' search at the Ms aad 70s. Cemplete repert •• page t. Has "Mstge" Ctstaau beea deaiatea? II RUMSON - Members of regionalize on a kindergarten bers hope the search will be cluding schools. According to fully, Mr. Hughes said, It is reglonallzation or consolida- WeMtagt are aaaMMtd 11 the Rumson-Falr Haven Re- through grade It basis. ended before the beginning of Milton G. Hughes, county su- "worth looking Into." tion." I lake H I* seveath gaaie .9 gional Board of Education say The school board Is current- the 1978-79 school year. perintendent of schools, the State officials, he feels, are But while regionalization of they will "press on" with their ly faced with what has been But before it's over, the state Is "certainly encouraging "convinced you have a more existing school districts is Bridge Advice... 17 DAILY REGISTER search for a new super- described as one of Its most search Is expected to cost the economies In the area of efficient operation" on a re- being discussed at the state 7 PHONE NUMBERS intendent despite some sugges- important talks In recent district between $7,000 and school administration, finance gionalized basis. level, its implementation, It CtassMea. ..." 14-11 Mala Office tions that the local school dis- yean, that of finding a super- I7.JW. and curriculum." He said, "A lot of Impetus is would apepear, Is a long way 17 Tai Free. I7M109 tricts here and In Fair Haven intendent to replace Dr. John State officials, beginning In And a possible way to effect coming from the office of the off. ?•*" Crenwert Pude. 17 Tel Free HM1W F. Kinney Jr. who has re- the governor's office, are such economies It through full governor. In terms of the oper- When would It be state EtWarlak. I CtassbVd Dept HM1M Atteadea Beaten signed after 11 years as pressing for economizing on all reglonallzation of the two dis- ation of a school district there mandated or encouraged? Eatertahneat arcahUM Dept Don't nun our monthly Pa- superintendent Board mem- levels of state operations, In- tricts, K-1J. In regard to the Is a heavy push from the gov- "I couldn't venture a guess 17 Sparta Deft rade of Homes, Sun,, June 11. two districts regionalizing ernor's office to take a look at on It," Mr. Hughes said. He lifestyle , 1111 MlaOeUwa Bareaa.... 171-ttM Deadtuv .-_>*tnU Call Detectable Shrimp said that a lot of work, on the Mate A Date. The Daily Register, Classified Cheese Fondue, Quiche and, Steve Calafato, dancing, Mon- Sal's Tavem Restaurant. Soft Free Desert as* Beverage Dion) level must gir ii{iv »l» y for your reservation. Crepes. Every Tues. fashion days, Palace Saloon, Crabs are back. Serving lunch June 8, Sampler Cafeteria, show at Fromaeerie, 842-8088. 741-MM. and dinner. * jM$» QOcean Grove. RFH beard, pg.J War II, has been awarded • (11,100 prize by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Re-

He was the first recipient of the Roger E. Joseph Prize, to be given annually to "an Indi- vidual or oganization whose conduct or work enhances or encourages the values and ide- als which derive from religious teachings." LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kugler, a business as- Bandleader Xavter Cagal hat sociate of Anne Frank's father, returned to his home after a hid the Franks and four other week of treatment for high Jews In an annex of his office. blood pressure at Cedars-Slnal They were discovered in 1*44 Medical Center. and sent to concentration Hospital spokesman Larry camps, where all hut Anne's Baum said Cugat, 78, returned father, Otto, died. Kugler, 78, to his WUshlre District home & was sent to a labor camp but Sunday escaped during a prisoner The Spanish-bom Cugat, transfer to Germany. He now •i^HHiHHB mrt \ was mmamurjm: MUM vmi IBSHI^.^—• dubbed the King of Rumba by Hves in Toronto. championed vitamin C to help From left, Bernard Hughe»,Li%a Minelli, Jeulca Tandy, John Cullum his fans, was taken to Cedars- vention's sixth ballot He will prevent and treat cancer, Sinai last Sunday by Ore de- be attempting to hold onto the colds and other ailments. EVANSVILLE, Ind (AP) partment paramedics after he Senate seat being vacated by - Singer FraoUe Lalae was complained of breathing dif- retiring by Sen. William L. Pauling said Saturday at a admitted to Welborn Hospital's It was a night for theTony awards ficulty Scott, a fellow Republican symposium on "Nutrition and cardiac care unit tot a day and Health: Myths and Realities" a half, but recovered suffi- most of them from Indulging in Doctors relieved the prob- that many recognized author- NEW YORK (AP) - This New York Drama Critics Cir- of "Dancin"' and to Jules lem by altering Cugat's high ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - ciently to give two concerts the year's Tony Award for the best cle. Fisher, the same show's light effusive thank-youa that ities on nutrition have publicly day he was released. prompted repeated frantic blood pressure medication, Comedian Sieve Martli derided the value of vitamin C, musical of the Broadway sea- Ironically, another nomi- ing designer. said Baum. couldn't make it to accept his Lalne, M. complained ol ion went to "Ain't Mls- nated musical, "On the Twen- The top dramatic actress pleas by producer Alexander and many physicians and sci- H. Cohen, during commercial HeadUner of the Year award entists have criticized his theo- dizziness about 30 minutes into behavln'," a sassy Harlem tieth Century," got more trophy went to Jessica Tandy a performance at the Ex- Jan revue, while "Da," aTonys than "Ain't Mis- in "The Gin Game." Picked as breaks in the program, for RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - for entertainment from the Or- ries. ecutive Hotel In Evansville gentle Irish memory play, took behavln'," scooping five for the outstanding featured play more brevity. Former Navy Secretary Jeha ange County Press Club, so he He said research is now be- Thursday night and was ad- the best drama prize. actor John Cullum, featured actress was Ann Wedgeworth After the telecast, the black Waner, who unsuccessfully sent his parents to sub for him. ginning on the vitamin's ef- mitted to the hospital, said Besides getting the top sil- actor Kevin Kline, scenic de- in "Chapter Two." tie and dinner gown audience sought the Republican nomi- Glenn Martin, 63, and Mary fects. New research Is being spokesman John Mayer. ver medallions Sunday night, signer Robin Wagner, belt at the Sbubert Theater trekked nation for the U.S. Senate at a Lee Martin, 05, of Newport A new competitive classi- funded by the National Cancer announced at the end of a CBS score by Cy Coleman with lyr- cross-town for a midnight cele- weekend party state conven- Beach graciously accepted the fication this year, for an out- Institute, which also Is study- telecast that as usual ran over- ics by Betty Comden and bration in the Waldorf-Astoria tion, has donated $500 to the plaque Friday. CHICAGO (AP) - Enter- standing revival, was won by ing whether massive doses of time, "Ain't Misbehavin"' got Adolph Green, and best book, "Dracula," which got another Grand Ballroom. campaign of the man who de- "Steve appreciates this the vitamin might cause tainer Jackie GteasM was re- two other awards, for outstan- also by Comden and Oreen. prize for the costumes by Ed- Tonys were first awarded feated him. very much and would want my cancer. ported In satisfactory condi- ding musical direction by Under regulations estab- ward Gorey. in 1M7 in memory of An- "I'm putting my money mother and me to thank you," tion Sunday In the Intensive The federal government's Richard Maltby Jr. and for the lished by the League of New The third annual special toinette Perry, one of the where my mouth was" Warner Steve's dad said, smiling at his care unit at a Chicago hospital recommended minimum dally featured performance of Nell York Theaters and Producers, Tony for an ouUide-of-New founders of the American The- said Sunday In presenting a wife who cast him a dirty look. where he Is recuperating from dose of vitamin C is 45 milli- Carter. which administers the awards, York resident performing or- ater Wing, a tax-exempt or- check to the campaign of "Well, excuuuuuse me," open-heart surgery. grams. Pauling recommends "Da," written by Hugh '•Ain't Misbehavin'" was notganization was presented to ganization which today pro- former Virginia GOP chair- Dad said, In true Steve Martin A team of two heart about 100 times that amount on Leonard, also won the drama eligible for either score or the Long Wharf Theater of motes theater around the man Rkkard Obeashab. style. surgeons and two assistants at a regular basis, and, "If a cold director award for Melvin book nomination because It New Haven, Conn. country. Warner was accompanied -seems to be starting, there is Michael Reese Hospital Bemhaidt In his Broadway de- uses the music of the late The League's Lawrence Sunday's winners were to the convention rostrum Sat- good evidence that it can be stripped a vein from the 02- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - but, the star actor prise for Thomas "Fats" Waller and Langner Award for dist- selected by 418 voters, who in- urday night by his wife, ac- stopped by taking even larger year-old comedian's leg Satur- Chemist Uni Paullag says veteran Barnard Hughes, and has only a fragmentary story inguished lifetime achieve- clude the governing boards of tress Ettxabeta Taylw, when doses." day and used it to bypass nar- his theories on the medical val- the featured actor citation for line. four theatrical unions, mem- he asked the delegates to "Join rowing blood vessels on his ment was presented by Bob ue of vitamin C are ridiculed • •• heart. Lester RawUns. Liu Minnelll was picked as Hope In absentia to composer bers of the first and second me in making this great con- because they challenge myths NEW YORK (AP) - Victor Gleason was cracking jokes Both of the winning shows top musical actress for "The Irving Berlin. night press, the board of direc- vention unanimous on behalf of that have dominated health Kigler, who hid Aue Fraak until the time he was originated In off-Broadway Act." The other Individual hon- There were no real surprise tors of the Wing and members Richard Obenshaln." sciences for decades. Pauling, and her family from the Nazis anesthetized, the hospital re- theaters, and both previously ors in musical categories went winners In the competitive cat- of the League of New York Obenshaln won on the con- a Nobel Priie winner, has In Amsterdam during World ported. won the annual citations of the to Bob Fosse as choreographer egories, which did not prevent Theaters and Producers. One of last News briefs (continued) by affording the town a very WASHINGTON (AP) - house, publisher of Newark on so eminent a wrist but ments which have all but taken lucrative opportunity to obtain The Senate, returning from a Star-Ledger, the Jersey Jour- added, "I'm afraid I shaU be in over the original swamp, it through Green Acres fund- week long recess, is back to nal In Jersey City and 27 other trouble with my mother-in- known since the 18th century Ing" face a filibuster on labor law newspapers In nine other law, who gave this to me as a as the Nut Swamp because of Dr. Stevenson has sup- revision while members of the states. gift." Us abundance of chestnut, plemented the plantings on Us House are ready to vote this The center will be housed In An unabashed Brezhnev, black walnut, hickory and but- acreage, and now has a plen- week on spending billions of a renovated 17-story building wearing a bemedaled electric- ternut trees. The property tiful supply of Norway spruce, dollars to run the government. on the Newark campus and blue suit, said he would give borders a substantial portion Douglas fir, Japanese larch, Senate Majority Leader will be home of the state unl- Sonnenfeldt his own In ex- of Shadow Lake. sweet gum, persimmon, Robert C. Byrd is expected to versltys Newark School of change. Mrs. Stevenson's family, willow oak, deciduous holly file the first motion to limit uw, School of Criminal Jus- the Pattersons, once owned and cedars o( Lebanon. debate on the Republican-led tice and Institute of Continuing SOUTH ORANGE (AP) - half the farmland In the Retired from psychiatric labor law talkathon today, set- Legal Education, A South Orange woman has swamp. Some 43 acres of the practice in 1M0, Dr. Stevenson ting up a vote on Wednesday. been chosen from among 2,000 Stevensons' land Is still tilled now serves as clinical pro- Other votes are likely later • e • candidates nationwide to join by Robert Sickles, a local fessor at Rutgers University, In the week, as even backers of WASHINGTON (AP) - 14 other persons in the White farmer. and as a trustee of Fountain the measure concede they ror Helmut Sonnenfeldt, sit- House Fellow program. The Stevensons lived less House, a nationally known don't have the strength to cut ungg alongsidg e Henryy A. Klssln- Carolyn S. Chin, 30, a mar- than a quarter-mile from the halfway house for convales- off debate on the first or sec- ger In the Kremlin, Jan. 21, keting manager with the farm where she grew up. They cent mental patients In Sussex ond try. Today is the 10th day 1170, was a day to remember. American Telephone and Tele- watched over the years as one County. of the filibuster against the As be tells the story there graph Co. in Morristown, holds farm after another was sold "When I start remembering controversial measure. be was, idly fiddling with his a master's degree In business for development, and as the all these things out of my In the House, attention will wrist watch across the table administration from Harvard Pattersons' burial ground was past," be added, "I can't help turn to the annual appropria- from Leonid I. Brezhnev, University. FINE FORTUNES — Zazu the Fortuneteller gives a peek at the future to, removed under court order to but realize how much less I tions measures and to legisla- while an interpreter droned from left, Laura Parnell, 12, Tara Wells, 13, and Ellen Wells,), all of Long make room for construction of would have done if it hadn't tion providinpg g \2 billion in loan through a Soviet statement on His car radiator Branch, at the Elberon School Parent-Teachers Organization's annual a second township high school. been for Amy. She always guarantees for New York City nuclear arms control. blows, man hurt School Fair, held Saturday at the Elberon School, Long Branch. Zazu's other Mayor Robert Eckert said helped me with everything I of the transaction, "I think It Is did That's why I'd like to have over the next four years. Suddenly the Soviet leader LEONARDO - A Union identity, by the way, Is Mrs. Theda Woodward, a parent volunteer at thefalr. leaned across and, Sonnenfeldt very important to Middletown this parkland named In recog- • •• Beach man was treated and to preserve properties wher- nition of her." NEWARK (AP) - News- recalled In an Interview, re- released at Rlverview Hospital marked, "Let me look at your ever possible. This tract, lying Dr. Stevenson, who has a paper publisher S.I. Newhouse early this morning after his in a rapidly developing area, has given a $1.9 million grant watch." car caught fire on Rt. 30 near deep Interest in genealogy, has Sonnenfeldt, then a State R-FH board will greatly enhance this sec- mapped the Mlddletown area to help finance a new law cen- the Earle Weapons Station. (continued) tion of town by keeping land in Department special counselor, president. school go on Indefinitely as It looked every M years, ter at Rutgers University. According to Mlddletown and It could lake up 8 to a year open space. Speaking Sunday at com- passed it over and Brezhnev police, Quentln Adams, 23, of before it Is even voted on by And John M. Barnes, board without a superintendent. So beginning In 1741, to show its mencement ceremonies on the tried it on his own wrist. 012 Front St., Union Beach, the districts involved, member, pointed out that much depends on the success "We greatly appreciate the constantly changing nature. Newark campus of the state "I like It," he said. "I'd like was driving westbound on Rt. Mr. Hughes said the district there "is no groundswell in the of the search for someone to New Jersey Conservation He has donated these docu- university, Rutgers President to keep it." Mwhen the radiator of his car could wait until full re- communities for regionaliza- fill Dr. Klnney's position. Foundation's efforts to acquire ments to the Monmouth Coun- Edward J. Blousteln said the Sonnenfeldt replied he was blew up causing the car to gkmalization Is a reality before lion It Is something that "I would hate to see us the Stevenson property, there- ty Historical Society. new center will honor New- honored to see his timepiece catch fire at about 12:53 a.m. hiring a permanent super- might, or might not come. I come up with someone who is intendent. If the current re- don't see how we can wait for as well qualified as Dr. Kin- gional district, grades (12, the state legislature to decide ney, and hold up on any de- Weather: Fair 2 days finds itself without a super- if this Is a serious plan. We cision there because of any NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: intendent, he said the board have to go ahead and deal with possibility of pending re- has the option of appointing an the situation as it is. glonallzatlon,8" Mr. Rose Consolidate your debts lay's klga tesaperatare Water temperature will be Long Branch, deduct IS interim or acting superinten- "The unknown Is that re added. al Ifee Register weather stallea around 00. Coastal forecast: minutes; Highlands bridge, dent. gionalization may come at and reduce your was 77 degrees aaa Ike law, W. Regionallzation of a school Winds at lOmph, changing to add 40 minutes. some future time, but it is not It was 71 at ( pat. awl the This appointment, he said, district requires two decisions. monthly payments! 10-10 by tomorrow afternoon. W»»MIN»TON <«»!- M.II...I could 8 be made from within or forseeable. As long as it Is not One is by the school boards tveralgkl tow was it. Today's Visibility five miles or more M hnta rapwi •! Milnm M|Mm Hr IHirr •ortM, mm- outside the district. forseeable, we have to press involved. The second is by the 0 »• teaapentane was H. through tomorrow afternoon, kMBIMMfMni tar IImw punt "They could bring someone on," he added. voters. There was a* preclpluttoa la with average wave heights of flsW pntipfMtNa) tar )Mnw pojrtotf tusj- la( I «.i», Urn max MUblln mt In who Is a certified adminis- Mrs. Barbara Burrus, And the state Department Ike 14 tsars eadlag al I a.m. two feet or less. MftM.tr Tut trator, on a per diem basis," board member, said that hir- of Education has eight sug- Itday.There were aw degree HI LO PIC Of* Albany he said. In some districts, ing someone on an interim gested procedural steps dis- BORROW days yesterday, 0 far Ike 70 II « in TIDES MN'qut n 14 rn where there Is a period of time basis would be "unrealistic. tricts should follow. •Malt and i,m far the seasea Amoflllo 75 » 40 in UP TO to dale. SaadyHeek Ashcvlll* •I a clr with no superintendent Mr. The school system wants First, local boards consult AlloMa •4 4! cdy Hughes said a school board somebody who wants to give it TODAY- High 7:35 p.m. Atlantic Cly 71 54 OS clr with the county superintendent Fair tonight, with lows in and low 1:29 p.m. •offlmort 74 SI Clr will hire a professional recom- his best. of schools on the matter. the lower 60s. Sunny tomorrow cdy mended by a consulting firm. TOMORROW - High 8:02 ssr- a u »cdy "I can't conceive of a Then he meets with the $50,000 with the highs and lows both In Buffalo 74 » cdy But whether a super- school system functioning with boards Involved and each dis- a.m. and 8:12 p.m. and low Chorum SC ID 44.11 clr 71s. Probability of precipita- 2.10 a.m.and 2:07 p.m. CWcogo «S 71 intendent Is permanent or act- a part-time superintendent," trict's educational leaders for or more! tion Is 10 per cent tonight and Cincinnati •9 47 she said of hiring one while a For Red Bank and Rumson Cleveland •I SO cdy ing, a district "must by law,' further discussion. NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- tomorrow. Winds will be Commbm '• « clr have a superintendent. You district regionallzation. If a study Is deemed de- bridge, add two hours; Sea Dal Ft. Wtti 77 « cdy lOmph out of the southwest. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; 10 47 .12 have got to have someone at And Curtis S. Townshend, sirable, a representativecom - TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- 57 Dttrolf' to u the top who is responsible," board vice president, said, "I mittee Is X established. Its PAYMENT PENALTIES ON Honolulu 77 41 Mr. Hughes said. would not hold off any action suggested makeup would In- t0») n71 clr lno"opolll 14 SI My on the superintendent search clude a board member from LOANS UP TO $50,0001 The Daily Register JocU'VIIM And It Is because a district M 7] cdy at this time." KoniClry 71 S4 cdy Is required, by law, to have a each district, selected by the 100 47 superintendent, that board The Idea of regionallzation, board itself, the county super- The Increased value of your home The Sunday Register II 44 71 SI coV members feel their most he said, "Is far too premature intendent, and additional per- gives you big borrowing power—and PuOIIUWd Oy IM ma Bonk RioliHr cdy EitoMltlm) In 1171 fryJoh n H Cook ond Nonry Cloy •i a pressing challenge now is to for this area." Furthermore, sons selected by the core of the you can stretch your monthly pay- U 4S committee to serve as consul- Main Oflki Mllooutat •4 77 find a replacement for Dr. Kin- he said, "I have not reviewed ments over many years. Borrow Big On* Rtgllftr Ptoio. Snrowlbury. H J 07701 MKi SI. P. •3 4> ney. it in any depth. I really have tants. New Or loom 77 a cdy Money for any worthwhile reason! arortr.lt OftlciI H«wVof» got to be convinced that over- • 74 HI ]1 Mlddlltown. N J 07741 •4 71 J4cdy Mrs. Carol B. Klrby, board This representative plan- Monmoofn County Coorlhow. Frt.noM. N J O77H Norfolk 77 SI clr member, said it would be all there are advantages, and I ning committee would be ?7t •roMMy. Long Sronch, «U_«"» Orlando 71 44 .47 rn SttrWtoulo. Trmton. N J 0M7J •NkxTpMo • I 71 10 clr "poor Judgement to wait" to am not advocating that we go charged with: CITY CONSUMER SERVICES Pttoonl* 75 S4 clr Into a study In depth at this Mmttor 01 IM Alioclattd Prill Thf AttoclalMl Prill It MtlllM PHMurt* «4 4. My find asuperintendent until, If — Proposing the tentative A subsidiary of City Federal Savings. t«clIli«Jp» HTin. w.ol oil IM locol n.«l prlntod In IM nnmopfr ol F'tMM. Oro 79 4S clr MifMmrWea of reglonaliza- point."- '7* will oi all AP nowt and dlipolcMi H. LMrl « a extent of the regional area tl. P. Tampa •I S4 »"m Uon Is determined. On the other hand,8 — Becoming acquainted MlddWown: Village Mall Stopping Center Monitor of !M Amorlcon NowwaPtr PjOlllM'i Aiioclollw. tho MtL*M a 7i clr Audit IUTMU of Clrculoflow, (hi Now Ji'iiy f*ro»l * s» Ditto 74 4) cdy Her thoughts were echoed Frederick W. "Bud" Rose with the legal and financial 1060 Rt». 3S (101) 671-2021 San Fran 7) 4! COy IMk 43 SI by other board members. board member , said that re- aspects of the proposal for re-, Freehold: Rta. » at Barkatow Av»: nn Fl Moll • » gionallutlon Is "obviously a poyabli In atfvonct "I don't see how we can put gJonaliiaUon South ot FiMhold Circto (201) 4S2-2S11 •Vuatlon that should be given Term Sunday Dally and -off laving a supeK. Urat; — Miking or directing a Oil' Svfldoy CALL TOLL-FREE 800492-4064 FOR THE ISO 00 By law we must have a chief some consideration." study of the area to OMVMT III -**« ?uSLnmlKtllmnmt- Homo doltyi L.y. contt 0 wNk; executive officer," declared But be said, "Ultlmi Involved In the regional dis- LOCATION OF OUR 10 OFFICES IN N.J. • •Mow Mr I*. r - Dolly II cmll. Sondoy 11 conn Mrs. Tors'U. Doremus, board would not like to see the trict. StccfWary Mortgagt' SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY JUNE 5.1978 The DfeflyRegkter 3 Public gets say in political hot potato By JOAN KAHN port," says Freeholder Ray Kramer, enumer- FREEHOLD- The Board of Freeholders ating other capital improvements such as the will decide tomorrow when to invite the public county courthouse addition, the county nursing to review and comment on an airport feasibili- home, a new county office building and the ty study which has been completed by an realignment of East Freehold Road, In Free- outside team of consultants. hold Township, as projects more pressing than The consultants, have also prepared a color the county airport. slide presentation as a companion piece to the "In my mind, the burning issue is a county study, according to Freeholder Director Harry nursing home." said Mr. Kramer of a person- Larrison, who said a special date will be set ally favored project which he estimates will tomorrow when the public will be invited to cost a total of $7 million If combined with a discuss the county purchase of Monmouth Air- daycare center for the elderly. port in Wall Township, a possible political "That's more of an issue," said the free- potato, too hot to handle. holder," because it's life or death." Some members of the county's airport de- "I'm sure that if the county's financial velopment advisory committee have said they house was the way we would like it, an airport believe that the freeholders might postpone would be an important cog In Monmouth Coun- action on the airport once again, as they did U ty. But there are other obligations that may Taxpayer weekend years ago, this time because 1)78 is a crucial take precedence," said Mr. Kramer, who also election year with two freeholder seats at questioned whether the federal funds for ac- stake. quisition and operations would be sufficient to Members of the committee believe free- keep the operation In the black. holders might let their last opporunlty to Mr. Kramer also questions the method of art show draws 500 operation of the airport, opposing a county purchase the parcel slip by forever. The com- By BOB BRAMLEV afternoon, which was accompanied by mittee Is trying to exert all its muscle to get authority, where the freeholders would have slides of his heroic sculptures here and freeholders moving on the purchase. virtually no control over airport policy and operations. LEONARDO — As many as 500 persons abroad. A top exhibit In the show was the The freeholders are believed to be unsure may have attended the Leonardo Tax- sculptor's rendition of Molly Pitcher, how some voters might react to the costly • Meanwhile Thomas Crane, airport advisory payers Association Documentary and Art ramrod in hand and cannon and pitcher at purchase; fearing they may regard it as a committee chairman and an Eastern Airlines Show Saturday and yesterday in Croyden her feet. frivtlous, costly and unnecessary action. pilot, notes that if the county doesn't act soon to Kail, said S. Travers NeldUnger, local ar- Mr^ Cassone drew a sizable audience With two Republican freeholder chairs up acquire the airport, they might lose an op- tist and board1 chairman of Preservation- with Ms lecture on Bayshore history ac- for election In November, the airport acquisi- portunity to get federal funds. ists, Inc., which participated In the show. companied by photographs and antique tion might turn into a hot potato, despite the "I would say It's a vital Issue that has to be "There were 150 on Saturday and at postal cards, and Dr. Amberg was asked to large amount of federal funding'fsr the acquisi- considered by the freeholders in the near least 30 Sunday — and that was only count- repeat his slide presentation on Leonardo tion. future," said Mr. Crane. If they're going to Ing those who attended the lectures. There Architecture, Mr. Neidlinger said. The 745-acrc Monmouth Airport site, tagged make a move, than they'll have to do it short- were many more going through the ex- "It was all very, very gratifying," he by the consultants, Howard Needles Tammen ly" because it might Jeopardize the committ- hibits," Mr. Neidllnger told The Register. commented. and Bergendoff of Fairfield, as the preferred ment of federal funds for the next fiscal year. location for a county airport, could be Duncan Thecker, an advisory committee ON GUARD- Left, John Amberg, 8, son of Dr. Highlights of the two-day affair were In addition to paintings, sculptures and purchased by the county for less than $10 member, called the delay In the release of the John Amberg, Leonardo, show chairman, lectures by Donald DeLue, here, interna- other works of fine art and antique photos Million, or about double the cost of the tract consultants report "unfortunate," blaming the stands guard in Continental uniform over local tionally known sculptor; Michael Cassone and postcards, the show featured Indian when It was first proposed II years ago. federal Aviation Administration and the state sculptor Donald DeLue"s rendition of Molly of Atlantic Highlands, who spent a year artifacts, dating as far back as (,000 K. ™, Department of Transportation's request (or Pitcher on display In the Leonardo Taxpayers collecting postcards and photos of found locally as well as early, middle and Mr. Larrison hasn't committed himself yet technical data for some of the holdback. Association Documentary and Art Show In Bayshore history for the exhibit, and Dr. late woodland period Items dating from to the purchase, noting that he was still await- Croyden Hall. Top right, Harry Haddon, left, John Amberg, show chairman, who made a 1000 B.C. through 500 A.D. ing final reports from the Federal Aviation "We hate to let the thing linger like this - Atlantic Highlands, explains his oils represent- slide presentation of representative These comprised spearheads, ar- Administration. being publicized but not published,' said Mr. ing a Bayshore fishing dock scene to Dr. Am- architecture In Leonardo from 1M5 until rowheads, scrapers, and axe blades and "I don't know, I'll have to add up the Thecker who said he would urge a public berg. Mr. Haddon's display also Includes min- 18M. other tools of stone dug up in Leonardo and figures," said the freeholder director as he hearing on the airport, despite a delay In the iature portraits of old-time steamships which Mr. NeldUnger reported more than 100 other Bayshore Lennl Lenape Indian cam- noted that much of the funds for the purchase consultants presentation. served the area. attended Mr. DeLue's lecture yesterday ping sites. price would come from federal funds "We hope there will be something shortly, earmarked for airport acquisition. and people will be a little more aware of what's "There are a lot of Items on the back burner going on and the freeholders will make a ' | • that are a little more pressing than the air- judgement." Mr. Thecker said. Bradley, Leone, Menza or an unknown? Tinton Falls man gets up to 2 years TRENTON (AP) - Sen. Voters will also choose tion all day. leadership of party chieftains, FREEHOLD - Robert N. Melvin McKeUer on Nov. 22 in in Aberdeen last Jan. I. Clifford P. Case's bid for nomi- nominees for the House of Democrats In Essex, the Bell, a 34-year-old waging virtually all of whom back Alston, II, of Cherry St., Tin- Tinton Falls. James Anderson, It, of nation to a fifth term in the Representatives. One con- state's largest county, are split an outsider's battle in the GOP Case. ton Falls, has been sentenced Philip Sectcs, 22, of Clif- Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, U.S. Senate and the race to gressman, Democratic Rep. several ways in the divisive primary, sought to capitalize The Democratic race was to lft-to-2 years In state prison fwood Ave., Aberdeen, was was given a suspended re- pick his Democratic opponent Joseph A. LeFante of Hudson race for the county executive on Case's liberal record to of- seen as a contest between the by Superior Court Judge Cud- given a suspended two-to-three formatory sentence, and an the featured events in County, is not seeking re-elec- nomination. fer Republicans a more con- fame and fortune of Bradley die Davidson after pleading year term in state prison, placed on probation for four tomorrow's primary election. tion. The other 14 incumbents There are more than 3.5 servative choice. against the traditional or- guilty to resisting arrest. placed on probation for four years. He had pleaded guilty to Case faces a challenge either have no primary opposi- million citizens registered to "I think it's a question of ganization support Leone Alston allegedly resisted ar- years and fined »35O He had robbing Alan Cook of Orchard from Jeffrey Bell, a con- tion or are thought secure in vote but the combined turnout Sen. Case's politics which are mustered with the help of the rest by Tinton Falls Sgt. Wil- pleaded guilty to assaulting St., Middletown, of 15 on Dec servative who worked for their bids for renominatlon. for both party primaries is ex- also those of President Carter governor. liam White and patrolman with a knife a 17-year-old girl 13 in Red Bank Ronald Reagan's 1(71 presi- There are spirited Re- pected to be considerably less since he's voted with him 73 dential bid publican races for the op- than one million. percent of the time," said Bell Democratic voters will portunity to run against Rep. Polls will be open between 7 on a television program yes- choose among Bill Bradley, Helen Meyner in the north- a.m. and 8 p m tomorrow. terday. the former professional western part of the state and The Republican Senate Bell's chances of an upset basketball player, Princeton Rep. Andrew Maguire in race is the first round in Case's primary win, however, rested University graduate and Bergen County, two Demo- bid to be the first New Jersey- on the hope that rank-and-file Rhodes scholar; Richard C crats considered prime GOP an to win election to five terms Republicans would ignore the Leone, the former New Jersey targets in this off-year elec- In the Senate. • state treasurer and favorite of tion. Case, the 74-year-old senior Ready when you are... Gov. Brendan T. Byrne and a Among many county and lo- Republican on the Senate For- large segment of the regular cal races, the Democratic pri- eign Relations Committee, party organization; former mary for the new post of Essex planned no last minute cam- state Sen. Alexander Menza County executive has at- paigning today. He was sched- and three political unknowns. tracted some statewide atten- uled to attend Senate meetings Bradley mere celebrity? Voters appear undecided Appearing on a television ballots In the gubernatorial Knicks gave Bradley recog- program yesterday, Leone ac- primary last year. nition that draws crowds for cused Bradley of lacking ex- "A low turnout favors him wherever he campaigns. perience and relying on celeb- Leone because he benefits His basketbal career also gave rity status for attention. from regular organization him a bankroll that allowed "I've always believed it Democrats," Coffee said. "But hlnm to put his name behind a didn't matter how well known it's still different from any $150,000 bank loan to his cam- you were, but what work you race before — you've got the paign, sending his campaign have done," said Leone. celebrity thing." treasury over the $500,000 vTwo independent polls New Jersey has never mark. taken in May showed Bradley before seen a candidate with Leone has tried to counter was far more widely known Bradley's star quality. Ten Bradley's advantage with the than Leone but both polls also years with the New York support of political leaders. Indicated that many voters who knew of both contenders were undecided. Slate Democratic Chair- ii man Richard J. Coffee, who is supporting Leone, called the race unpredictable. BIG SAVINGS! "I'd be a fool to call It," he said. "I don't want to lose my SizeB&O $115 credibility." Size C $125 Telephone canvassing for Leone, he said, found more THIS WEEK'S than 50 percent of likely Demo- MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER DINNER SPECIAL cratic voters were still un- 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY decided late last week. Beef Stroganoff "That's almost unheard of (flM mlgnon) this late in a campaign," Cof- with noodles- tompble fee said. Molly Pikhw solod The chairman predicted a With How Drilling low voter turnout Tuesday, roll!, bultw perhaps 400.W0 voters com- pared to the 615,000 who cast $095 INSULATED imkmiifMMthMU.H S- Remember... 8Vtx11 OFFSET COMMUTER we make banking easy for you. MUG$398 • Sp» Proof • Imulohd Twill Cap ^ B CENTRAL JERSEY BANK A1SJ.D TRUST COMPANY • Top RIKI Dishwasher Proof *%• i -^ MEMBER FMC While You wait 2 BROAD ST. RED BANK JMoll? $itctjer m'c Inn 170 Monmouth Strwl Op»n Daily 1:00-5:30, Frl.tlllt p.m Highway 35, Rtd lank tad Bank,741-9300 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION Foramlf GtilR (201) 747-2500 4 The Dtily Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. JUNES 1976

IMHMIIinillHIHIIIIIIIMItHlllttlliiilll. . e • * f • • • ••••••i • •uillllllllllll • • •••«•••«••«•«•l • • e « T ••••••••••» t. e. a a e ••*•*•«• **n *vn ••••»•• * _ w»* Obituaries St. John Vianney graduates 236 IIIUIIIIIIIIIIIItlllMMHIIIMIIIIKMlKlllMMUIIIIIMIIIHtUI(lIHIIIHIIIIItllllUllltlllllllllMIIIHtUIIIIIIMIIIMIIHMItlllMIHMIHillllI M V ^ school chorus./followed by the Stephen J. Corey. Patrlclo Corlett. SuMn Heary. Doaara* A. Moreno Thomai t O'Ntlll. Borooro Lyfta Ommm, Jaonn Elll HOLMDEL - With theKaeding, school chaplain. Stu- CoufMlri. Mauroofl E. Coulton. Karen W. Harriott. Annt M Hot! ChrllMaher J akatti Polma. Candy Panka. Suionne 0 Most Rev George W Ahr, dents and parents were wel- Recessional March by theCowle. Moraoret M Crowley and Joclnlo Hktwv, James f. Hlckey. Jomel W Pore, Lhyj A Porn. AM M. Pattl. lleana M Culler, Hlckj, Thomai L. Hlnchor, Ann M Haiti. PoMva. Kothlaon M. Puwtlwolm. Mlchoal Bishop of the Trenton Diocese, comed by the Rev. John P. school band, •ogtaoM Oovllt. Donno A De Cor.cc Joan L. Hushn. Ellai Hull. KaMtati M. T. Perrlnl. Marianne P Parry, Dtan* L. Racing boat crash presiding, 236 seniors in St. Magduak. school principal. The band was directed by tan A De Gugai. Margaret V. Oelli. Hurley, Catherine T. Myland. Thomai G pnaaer. Karon A. Plcclane, Anlla M Terrence J. 0*111. Anoelo C. O'EIIIO. Jablonikl, Oreoary M Jehlik. Thamai R PHockl. Judith A. PIIMhlay, Kevin P John Vianney High School re- Vlctona Began delivered James J Sakofsky; Sister ret A. De Mold. Mar to A. De Rota. Jonai and Janln* M Jourruck Padlaikl, Elliotelh R Pool*. L*tt*r A Chrlillona w Oovnond. Barbara A. De Preilon. Laura A Rauth. Lee A. •*•*. ceived diplomas yesterday in Mary Kathlovn Kelly. Stoptiert J. Korrlflan. Thomai J. Item. Victoria L. Rooan. the valedictorian address, termonn. Kenneth Dietrich. Shown J Mary P Klocniln, John Klernon, Greoory Dtllei, Clliabeth A. DOOM, Brian P Jane E Reilly. Mary C •Mlly. Michael T kills Michigan man the school's sixth annual com- which was followed by a rendi- St. John Vianney's 1(78 P Kile, Thereto M. King. Cynthia T Rosla. Kevin P Rloraan. Maryonn* Oolrjn, Maureen E. Donlon. Thomai M Koklndo. J«dHh A. Miluck, Carol J mencement program in the graduates Include: Donohue. Jeanne M. Donovan. Rlordan. Robafi A. Race*, iloohon Roth. tion of "You'll Never Walk Kremer, Elloon M. Lenohon. EllnboWM. MM M Ryan. Frank 0. Ryan, Lynn school theater. Jomn W Allmon. Jano Alwtll. Chrmopher 0. Dougherty. Karen M LeQuler. MoryElnooetri Llddell. Mlchaol TOMS RIVER (AP) - Alone" by the school chorus. Dunn. Sharon A. Durllno, Terence P Saohlre. Robert F Saaplo. Ano*t* Scat y Mlcnol* R Araono, DeWre* ArenHen. L. Mania. RoHon E Love, Patricia «J clone, John Scneooer, Llia R Schuilheii Rtce boat driver James Eileen M. Boclgalupo. Ann M Eaaan.MBTkF Eltech. Wlltlomi. Ewant. Lynch. Cnarlos A. McBrld*. Delrdre C Wolverine, driven by Galry Of the 2M graduates, five The salutatorian address Jeannle A Foiello. urtxino Fernondei. Patricia A. Sembar, Roiemory A. •ohamondo. Mark O Borfcer. Marianne McCarttly. Mouroon P McCorlhy. Sul Slwehan, Arm M UMk. Kevin P. Imyth. Tulbotl was lulled yesterday Karos of Moutn Clemens^/ received their diplomas with was given by Gail McDonnell E Bon. Klmberly A Boumrjn, Kothleen Edward FltigeroM. Scott P. Fltiaerald. anne C. McConnell, Gall P. McDonnell. Maureen A. Fltuotrlck. Thomai M Kathleen F. Spreubach. Andrea H Stof when his craft (lipped In a side- highest honors, eight won high M Borer. Votrkla E. Belenctimllt. Bernard J MtGougn. Ann M McGovern. lord. Lorrolne alrolle He Robert Midi., took the win in the Mrs. Julia Michaels, vice Mlchoel j. Butler. Patricia A. Flaherty, Nancy J Flynn. Melonle B Lynn M McGowan. Jomel M McGulneil. by-side battle for fifth palce in championship race^yWficials honors and M were graduated principal, presented the gradu- BefcfJecfcy. Alrion A. Blttttt. David A FrocoloMy. Lito A. Frlel. Ctirlilapher J Mary L. Mcltaan. Eileen M. McLeoa. •Inn. Joteoti A. Bllu. RoMfi R Boucher. Fry. Scott Furtouah and Brian D. Fylack MIchoelT McMahan, JohnD McOuoirle. OctKHOft L l«MMjro. Anttotvty E. the Toms River International cancelled racing after Karos with honor. ates. Diplomas and awards Marl* L. Bourbeoy, William J Bracken. Noncy L Gal*, llobhan M Gollaahef. Cor-lnne A. Mcvvllllami. Raymond w lomowllO, toflWfcfh M. Trltg*. Jill M Power Boat Race in Barnegat were conferred by Bishop Ahr, John H Breen, Claire M. Brennon, Thorn Ocbotah A Gamer, Lynn A Gardner, Mataoplnia, Gerard G Money. Brian V* VtrtanottKl. MOTIMK Vite. Mkhotl C finsihed, scoring boats in their The Processional March by uM Brodfrlck, Fronclne Buono. Andrew John H Gorrett. Lauron E. Gorit, Monica Malooey. Cetlllo E. Malm*. Brlon P Volfrt. Richard I Volp*. Stovtn t Bay. positions at the time. the St. John Vianney Band and Father Magdziak and Sister J Byrne, Mary ROM Cofwlane, Michael F A Gathercole. Mory A. Gehjer. Walter uanb. Chrlttlan F Mlchnewlch. John trv Woarvn. Ko1h.#«n M Waihtr, AM C. Catlohon. Jill M. Cannon. Ellfobalh M. Gerloch, Raymond P Gormann, Jam** V Mllltm. Mary C. E Moron. John P. Wolth. CUfMlnt * W«r«o, K«MWtti J Talbott, M. of AUen park, Talbott's Aftr-U-Too, the singing of the Slur- Monica O'Keefe, associate torey. Kathleen E. Carney. John Corralo, Glrjlio. John G. Gaotl. Mary E. Goodwin. Morofttv, JoiephMoua. Julie H Murphy. Wolton. Anne S WrWoo, Frank C, W«4it. Mich., was pronounced dead Spangled Banner by those principal Alan M Chetter. Jomle M. Clrronollo. Juan C Grou. Cynthia A. Or Ittlthi. LIU M Kathleen L Murony and John P Murray Thoma* J Whatan. ftorboro M. whllncy. flipped side over side on a turn Barbara A Clier, Richard D. Clillon. Pa Grc.lt Mark A. Guttavui. Robert E. Moroor^t A Wltfontf. Howard A on arrival at Community Me- and landed upright. Both present was followed by an in- The Alma Mater was sung trick 6. Cooorn, Ellrabtlh N. Caiman!. Habtr, Ann M. Holleck, Steven G. Honwn, Donna M. Nemeth. Thomai M. Wlligoll. Dian« A Young. Fowl Zoccorl, Karen M Conlon. Edward J Comlonllne. CtirUtlne M. Harrington. Chlrlilophar P Heebin. Kathleen A O'Dorwvill, Ann M. DovWL ZMI. *«b*nlo*i\t morial Hospital, apparently crewmen were thrown from vocation, by the Rev Robert F. by the graduates and the Robert J. Conllcchlo. Thomrj. |_ Cask. Ha:ell, Patricia A. H#oW. Kothryn A OMore, Donlie C O'Neill. Francll J. from neck lacerations. the boat. Crewman David The mishap occurred after RuUtowski, M also of AUen the craft completed a 180 Park, was not injured serious- degree turn on the outside of another boat and cut through 162 get diplomas at Mater Dei rites Mrs-Ethel Walling the other's wake to try to over- take it on the inside of the of the Trenton Diocese, to Marl* Herr, Loulte Htllmonn, Linda Ann Mary O Belrne. Mlchoel John O'irlen. NEW MONMOUTH - the propagation of the faith for Michael A. Contt and Vlrolnlo B*rnodttic Hohentteln. Harry T. Huber, Jomei Fron Moureen Eliiobeth 0 Conner, Tlveodore KEYPORT - Mrs Ethel course. Leslie J. Smith, and the Moth- Corlvy. eti Muber, Erin Poiricio Hull, William ft. M O'Hare. Mlchoel Thomot Oiilev. John Marching to the traditional the Trenton Diocese. Kolr.l»*fi ThcrvM Coy I*. Paul F, lilt* and Svianne Jonetfca. Anthony Palermo, Thomoi Jo.eph A. Walling, 7», of US Main St., PoKOcello, Moureen Cattierlne Peary. The two had entered the beat of Elgar's "Pomp and er Bede Scholarship Award to Crotov, B«rnotttttt Mary Crow*, Maureen JoMph J Kachlnrty. Oenli* Cother died yesterday at Riverview turn abreast, with Talbott The graduates were pres- Nicole Kelly, valedictorian. Pslrkla Dtlrptn*. Timothy Gerard me KOMK. KcrrMeen Keatlrtg, Mlchoel Diant Porocky. John R RotrnMiH, Jr.. Hospital, Red Bank. Circumstance," 162 members Otvnond, Wllltam Jom«s Dlcklnton, Ttr- Francn Kellegher, Nicole Morta Kelly. Steven R Regenthal, Frederick Wllliom slightly behind ented by John V Lonergan, A farewell address by Miss rttnc* Dygon, jam** w. Duncan, Mary Regina Aotvn Kelly, Suun Ann Kelly, Ed- Heller. Ill, DonoW N Robertton. Michael She was bom in New York of Mater Dei High School's Mater Dei principal, assisted Jean Dunpny, JOMpti A. Emit, Chorl*t word Chorlet K*nn*dy. III. Robert John Prlmo Ruto. Dkme Lynne Ruther end Jon* The other boat, the Crazy Kelly was followed by the re- John follon. Laura LoulM Forrtll, Mory Kleoer. Suwnne Marl* Klein, Katharine Maraaret Ryan. City and lived here since 1936 Class of 1978 received their by Sister Mary Hugh, vice Hlcn F**n*y, Edwin Flecl, Morton Elll Tere*o Knlttel, John Robert Koew*r. Cheryl A. Sal«yl, Ellen inonley, Greek, driven by John Bochis, diplomas yesterday in St. cessional. obtm Floltola, Ktvln F X Finn, bartMro Tomofo A. Kowolciyh. Mary Frencet Momarel Mary Sh«rk*y. Ptttr WMiioni She was a housewife, and a principal. Diplomas were con- Anne Flthtr, Chrlitopher Ern*tl FUchtr, Koiok, Mwic Cecelia Kroemer. Stephen Show. Debro Ann ShltWi. KevtM Jot*pf» N, of Toms River, continued Mary's Memorial HaU. Diplomas were received Brlon JoMftn Flynn, D*bro T Fuhro. Elll Jeremloh Simmoni, Jeteart Robert Jmoli. member of the St. Mary's ferred by Msgr. Robert T. abelh OailDOhcr. Joon Mori* Gailo, John Krall. Down Ellen Mahler, Mlchall* racing, its crew unaware of the T Malovet. Patricia Helen Moloney. Ed Eileen Smith. Gerlonne Morle Smith. Epicopal Church, here. by: Chart*. N, Gannon. Jr., Mlchotl P. Car- Leslie J. Smith. Eliiobeth A. Solletfer. accident or that it almost was The class was welcomed by Bulman, pastor of St. Mary's rl»n, Patricia Morli- Caynor, Patricia ward A. Mangon, Kathleen G Manning. She was widow of Herbert Parish. Edward J A. Adamt, Chorltt AHocco, Ann C*n*r*lll, Elltobclh Rot* Glllon. Vvette Mar It Moratfl. Lynn Ann Beth Stoufenberg, Catherine Stawott, HVII hit by Talbott's boat. its salutatorian, Edward J. A. ThtrtN Annt Anlontll.. Bryan J. Bat- Alfred David Giuliani. Jr.. Sara Ann Maitfolortni, Thereto Anne Magrer, John llom Joteph Slepheni, III. Cratfl Andrew Walling Sr, who died 1(74. cuo, Mark Edward Bofctr, Marlon Ell! Glower and Mlcnatl John Goldlno. Gerard Robert Maxwell, Leia Marie Stern. Wendy M. Slllllnov Patricia Ann A short distance behind was Adams, also a member of the Assisted by Frank Out- atktlh stechtr, Chrlitophtr Raymond McCall, Dorothy Mory McCorlhy Matthew Suchockl. John Lawrence Sullivan, Martin Surviving are a son, Mint Julep driven by Bob National Honor Society. 8ohn, William JoMpti Bo mod Mlclwll* John G*rolyn Gotfl, JOhn Jowpti Peter McCrudden, Patrick J. McGrotr,. Theln. Kathleen J, Thompton, MeittHew J Herbert Walling, at home; a water, vice principal, Msgr. fiuthntll. Jotepr. Thomai Buitoftco, Marl Greco, Richard Mlchocl Greth, Polrlch Mlchoet J. McKenna. Ernett L. McNob. Van Cieve. Ido J. Von Hooff. Slobhon Esposlto of Toms River, who Cotnporierlla, Donno Cappodono. Michael Thomai Griffin. Ll»a A. GutrHcro, Karen Etliobeth Meyer ond Karen J. Mouro waiUv DonoM L. Worr*n. Jr., daughter, Mrs. Leo Brown, The commencement ad- Batman presented the awards, Won Coron. Llta Marti Carroll, Llw Roderick John Holberf. Mlchoel John . Miller,. William Moor*. Maureen C. Thomtn P. Welmer. Mary Welter, LoulM pulled backed the throttles and Mori* Carroll, Patricia Carroll, Mory J. Honlon. Ann Loulw Harrti, Kenneth R Moron, Nadlne A Moron, Karen Michelle Colyor Whoten, Mark Jamei White, Jolmt dress was given by Msgr. Including the Relglon Award, a Havduk, Frank L«* Hedlund, Patricia Ann here; two sisters, Mrs. Albert jumped from his moving craft CaruM Henry Edward Ctrwintkl, Ktvtn Mont, Helen M. Motko. Froncei E Am We*dem*y*(, Joanne Patrlclo Wllcot gift of Bishop George W. Ahr M ,t khy. Willitjm Jcwph Clifford. Robifi Heh, Maureen Claire Nendrlckt, Trocv Mwuara. Nelt Joteph Norrell. Btenao ondCllffordJ Wllliami. Ill l.ott, of Union, and Mrs. to help Talbott. Nearby rescue Richard A. Behl, director of Charles Collins of Delray boats took the fatally Injured Beach, Fla ; two grand- driver to an ambulance. children; and two great grand- children. Rutkowskl swam back to the boat and rode the sinking Red Bank Catholic graduates 318 The Bedle Funeral Home, boat as It was towed to a wait- Keyport, is in charge arrange- ing lift. RED BANK - Bishop mon, Mary Kardauskas, Brian Aheorn, Moryoelh C. Altono, Mory F. J. Donnelly, Michael A. DOnotrlo. LoBonca Daryl A. Lamb. Polmiwno, RoMmorlfl Pora>hflvo». ments. AltonOi Geraldln* Allegro. Elliabeth A Jeannlne A. Dougherty. Ann* C. Oubel. Brian P. Lang, Mlchoel P. Lorgey, Nan Pamtia J. PHifJW, JoMph Phtifn. The boats had run 63 miles George W. Ahr of the Trenton Hurley, Patricia Flaherty, An- Alter, Kevin J. Ambroilo, Ann. M. An John H. C Ducey, Morgaret Dufty, Bruce cy A. Leary. Patricia L. Levins, De Mtvtfi PhltllpMn . Donna S. Pltic*. derun, Linda A. Anderwn, Rodolph J I M. Ounbar, Catherine J. Eckstein. boroh P. Lewis. Joel G. Kitotte, Mark F Jam** I Pint*, Powt C. Plo.n. JulW A. of a 75 mile race in the com- Diocese presided over Com- thony Iacopino, Monica De- Anoeri. Evomorl* Antlnoul, John Ap- Mory P. Eldei, Nancy* J- Engelhard). Lock wood, Laurie E. Lubimky, PlKhan. Kim A Polly. John POUM, pleotii*, Jacklyn M Atkins, Rosemary MaHhew M Eschelboch, William E. Kathleen M. Lvorane. Anthony N. Lynn 0. Powtr. MIchMl W. Pralo. Asher B. Erving petition sponsored by Toyota. mencement Exercises for the Guzman, Catherine Eckstein, B. Atkinson, Marlonn Barman, Sandra L Foherty, Froncei M. Fedarko. Robert Lynordaklt. GeroMlne A. Lynch, Julie Tomora A. Protlco. Vivian K. Race*, Class of 1978 at Red Bank Michael D'Onofrio, and Borboto. Lynn A. Bartii. Cretchen M. W Feency, Brlon S. Flnley, Brian D. H. MecDonaW. Thomai A. MocPhee, Perry P Rwtm, Dlont L. Rflliy. Elltn Bauer, Cory S. Beacher, Stephen M FI tiger old. Marianne Filigerald. Mlchoel J, Modsen, Marguerite A. K. Rt4lly. Timothy R. Rich, Philip K. LITTLE SILVER - Asher Apollo Maskevich, Catholic High School, in cere- Margaret Walsh. Beouleu, David J. Blla*r. James R Malhew W. Flttgerold. Deboron L Mogg., Dion* M Mogura. Mark. P. R ichor OHOtv Cor I J. Rllty, KothlotTfi M Black, Wliilom J. Block, Carrie J. Fltimaurlce , Cmlly M. Fltipatrlck, Moher, Jeffrey W Mohon, Morlonnc Robimon, Jo*4rph R Rouono, Llw M B. Erving, 91, of 231 Branch monies last night Rounds. Corolyn A RuWn, Kathlt»o Blumettl. Barbaro S. Bond, Patrick C Kevin J. Fltislmmont ond Deboron A Ma Ave. died Saturday in Riv- retired policeman Bonner, Nelt J. Boyle, Tommy L. Broun, FHM. Bishop Ahr presented the Patrice L Brennan, Rano* A. Brenner, Marowel I. Molone, Mary K. Monnlx. erview Hospital, Red Bank. The invocation was de- religion award to Mary ituort E. Brltkey, James J. Brown. Pe- Potrlcio A. Flaherty. Thomas M Melllta M Mons, James R. Manyok, N Ryan ond Kenntt. J Ryan. CLIFFWOOD BEACH - livered by the Rev. Frederick ter F. Brown, Robin L. Brown, Gerald T. Flaherty, Louis* G. Flonogon, Gall P. Michael J Morathevlch. Kotrlno D MorlnF Ryon, CynmloL Sovalko. Bom in Englishtown, Mr. Kardauskas, and the Senior Bruno, Michael A. Bruno, Geraldlne T Ftannery. Mori* t Fordham, Richard i Mormlon. Maria C Morro, Patricia A Wllllom Schmidt. Laura A. Schoepf, Apollo A. Maskevich, 7], of A. Valentino, pastor of St. Burke. Aleuondra Busala. Michelle L. Fortwnato. Ellen B. Foulke, Robert J. Martinet, Dion* M. Martins, Eliiobeth Sobhan M Scollerd, Mldwel A. Scott I. Erving lived in the Little Silver Class President award went to Firtco, Borbaro M. Gattey, Jullonne M. H Moutner, Jamet R Moyer, Patrick J Mory T. Seomon, Marilyn E Furman Boulevard died Satur- James Roman Catholic Butch, Michel* M. Byrne. Kathleen M McAlory, Chorles M. McBrlde. Patrick area most of his life. He re- David Harmon. Callohan. Lucyann Componello, Mary Gam, Moryonne K- Gaul, Salty A. Sedorvltch, Antonio L. Sedorvltch. day In South Amboy Memorial Church and director of the M. Coprlo, Suson E. Coratiai, Cottileen Goiio. Germolne M. Geroce, Judith A C McCall, Patrick O. McCobb, Johonno Kathleen M. Shebell. Nero M. Shtprew, tired 20 years ago from the M. Corey, James A. Carroll, Robert E Gervoil, Joanne M Cetualdl. Jennifer McConnell. Nora M. McCormlck, O«vld F Slcillotvo. Mory f. Stotlery, Hospital high school. Chmlel, Jaton S. Chmielewskl, Llta K. K. Geti. Virginia E. Gibson, Paula L, Kathleen M. McDermoH, Terrence W Corel A. Soemer, Brandon Sele. employ of A. P. Thompson Sister Percylee Hart, prin- Clarohon, ihellaoh M. Clarke and Glovln*. Kotherln* A. Glodlt, Mori* J McGhe*. Moryonn C McGllon, Carol L. Morgarel T. Splllone. Catherine M Construction Co. of Mid- Born in Brooklyn, Mr. T hereto L. Cloud. Grabitr. Klmberly J. Gray, Richard w McGrail. Taro B McGwire, Dkme M Spollen. Suson A. Stein, Waltoc* C Rodolph J. Angers, presi- cipal of the high school, pres- Guircl, Kathleen M. Gulnnetty, McHugh. Gory G. McHugh. Mory L. Me Stroby, John J. Sulllvon, Winifred T dletown. Maskevich lived in Linden ented the .graduates, who re- Coterina I Gulll, Dolvd Harmon, Mary Keona. Kevin S. McMullln. Trocey R. Swlkhort. Morlssa J Sweeton, Trocy A. before moving here five years dent of the Student Council, Robert W Cotes. Roxanne M. Col- E. Harrington, Jeanati* M. Harth, Sond Mcttullln, Gerald C Menno and Christ Taborn. Mlchoel R. Tom, Jean M. tew Mr. Erving was the hus- ceived their diplomas from lins. Shown K Celllns. Judith M. Con ro M. Harvey, Maureen P. Heoly, Thorn In* M Ml huh rlcone. Denlte M. Taylor. Patrick) A ago. delivered the senior address. dlna, Claire T. Conklln. Cynthia A. Con- as J. Heovey- "v'nfl F. Heue, Carlo B. Toohev. Bernodctie C. Twcnei, Lerl C band of Bertha Soden Erving, Bishop Ahr and the school's kiln, Sean P. Connolly, Colleen M. Cor Hlmelmon. Richard P. Hlnlnimonn, Paul L, Mlneor, Susan C. Mlnlttrl. Volll, Anita J. Van Dyke. Cynthia A He had retired as a patrol- and was also presented with clone, Roderick L Crest, Timothy M. Maureen St. Hopkins. Cynthia L How Jeanne M. Mentano, Guldo Mon veseiis. Adele Lynn Viltanl, Joononne who died in 1177. Ne was a the annual Student Council assistant principals, Thomas Crowe, Morinall Culver, Anne P. Cum ord, Patricia J Hoyt. Brian L. Hurley, ktleonne. Jeanne M Morrlt' Poui A. Vincent, Virginia M. Vltalo, Lore* i. member of the United Method- man with the Union County J. Ulli and Frank Poleski Jr. minor Michel* D' Ambrltl, Ellen M. Anthony M. Iacopino, Anita L. Jarvlo, NeMcatelll. Tamlr* A. Mass, Michael Vranken, Aleionarla Wade. Mlchoel V Park Police, which1 he joined in President Award. Dolm. Robbln A. Dolton, Thomat C Ma|ella L Johnson, Potrlcio A. John Murphy, Patrick E. Murphy, Louro E Welch, Margortt M Warsh, Undo M ist Church of Red Bank. DoHon, Reolna M. Daly, Richard G. ton, Trocee M. Jones. Daniel J. Murray. Debra A. Myers, Robert K Wotton, Donno L. Wllco*. Aoron E November of 1126. A graduate Davit, Moryonn DeFellce, Angela R Kaminsfci. Penelope H. Karoglot, Mory N*!ton, Cho/I« J. Nlcol. Joonn M Wllklns, Heather M. Williams, William Surviving are a brother, Honors for general ex- The following seniors were DeGlrotomo, Nancy K. oeGroot. Monica A Kot-dauokas, Joseph D. Keenon. John Nogucira, Joseph F. Nuntlato, Thomas D. Williams. Paulo Wilts, victor S of the New Jersey State Police aeCuiman, Mlreyo B. ocUiVvga, Mork T. Kelly. Patrick J. Kelly, Maureen i A 0'Connell, Carol A. O'Connor, Mory Wltck. Rlchord R. Wltkowskl. Janet L. Puree Erving of Neptune; two cellence for the past four years graduated: E DcLtM.MorcC.deRouen.Moryellen 5 O'Connor, Margaret M 0 Haro, Pa Training School, Patrolman E. Desmond, Chorlev M. Devlne, Drew Kerket. Stock. A. Kirk ond GeraWln* Woleisui. Suianne C Wood. Anne M. nieces, Helen Carttn and Linda were awarded to 10 students: M.A. Klrman tries A. OtefMn, Sharon A. O'Neill. Woods. Kathleen A Zowryl ond Lisa M Maskevich won awards for Sandra C. Abbei, Kathleen M. Ab- J. Devlne, Mlchoel J. DeVlto, Denlte M Diane I. Olsiewskl, Rlchord A. Open- Zlrrllla. Till, both of Oakhurst, and sev- Patrick McCall, David Har- bott. Dale M. Adkluon, Edward J. Dlspoto. Chrlttpher Donnelly, Kenneth show, Lawrence J. Opoici, Anthany j marksmanship In 1830, 1131 Thomas F. Kleissler, Anne Kublln. eral other nieces and nephews. and 1(32. He belonged to the The Adams Memorial Union County Park Police Lo- Home, Red Bank, is In charge cal 73. An Army veteran of of arrangements. High,wide beaches aimed at saving shore World War II, he was a mem- ber of the Roselle Park post of Mrs. Mary Finizio the American Legion. By SHERRY FIGDORE Saturday at a seminar on Mr. Kinsey said barrier Finding sufficient quan- dredging In the backbay areas, offshore. Mr. Maskevich was also a POMONA - Alter more beach erosion sponsored by beaches can be handled by the tities of sand even to build the are depleted and costs are too New Industrial hopper MATAWAN - Mary former police dispatcher for than a century of selling the Center for Environmental "market approach," in which modest replenished beaches high. Prices for upland sand barges can "vacuum up" Finizio, 82, of Monastary Lane, the Old Bridge Police Depart- coastal land to private de- Research at Stockton State the real estate market decides planned between the new have been running from $2 50 li,*M cubic yards In a single died yesterday at thement. velopers — permitting con- College, said the state is often what happens to beach areas, groins Is getting harder and to W.50 per cubic yard. load, bringing the cost within (uBtyshore Community Hospi- the "Mother Nature" ap- future supplies will come from Surviving are his widow, struction on fragile dunes and criticized for building But during the search for the $2 per yard range. tal, Holmdel. proach, which prevents any offshore mining operations. Mrs. Julie Maskevich; two then constructing massive seawalls. sand to feed beaches destroyed Such dredging must be done changes, or the "tinkering ap- She was bom in Italy and sons, Wilbur J. and Richard P seawalls tp protect these In- "But the decision was made Mr. Moore said the two In the IMS storm, the Army at least 3,000 to 4.M0 feet off- proach." has been living in Matawan for Maskevich, both of Laurence vestments — the state's years ago to build seawalls to traditional sources of Corps of Engineers developed shore and must be carefully three years, coming from Harbor; a daughter, Mrs. newest shore protection plans protect higher ground," Mr. "In New Jersey, we tinker, beachflll, inland sand pits and a hopper barge to dredge sand monitored, he said. Brooklyn, N.Y. . Mary Ann Murray of San Die- depend heavily upon replacing Moore said. "In the Interim, we compromise, we try a little She is a communicant of St. go, Calif; a brother, Benedict the wide beaches that used to the cost of replacement has bit ol both," he said "We allow Clements Roman Catholic, Maskevich of Laurence Har- be one of New Jersey's gone way beyond the capabili- development in tome areas, 5 open talks "I've got here. bor; five grandchildren, and a greatest assets. ty of municipalities, and they we set others aside for parks." She was widow of the Anti- great-grandson. "The most effective shore (the seawalls) are now begin- New Jersey, after deciding about Zaire mo Finizio ning to deteriorate." the key!" The Day Funeral Home, protection structure there is a more than IN years ago to sell Surviving are, one son, PARIS (AP) - The United Keyport, Is in charge of ar- high, wide beach," said Stewart Farrell, associate much of its coastal lands for Joseph Finizio of Chicago; one States and four European al- rangements. Bernard Moore, supervisor of professor of marine science at railroads and road-building, daughter, Mrs. George hardly has a "pristine barrier lies open two days of talks to- KeyAccourti the Office of Shore Protection Stockton, said the rapid re- day on bow to bring stability Valanzano, with whom she in the state Department of En- treat of the coastline IS to 20 system." lived; and five grandchildren. Mrs. Gertrude and security to Zaire and other vironmental Protection years ago "necessitated build- Since the 1120's, Mr. Kinsey western-oriented African na- The Day Funeral Home, Martin (DEP). ing that granite-basalt wall" at said "48 oceanfront municipal- tions. Keyport, is in charge of ar- a cost that was "enormous ities have shaped coastal de- WESTFIELD - Mrs. But experts have estimated rangements. then and Impossible today." velopment." France called the meeting Gertrude Martin, 87, of here, that 2.7 million cubic yards of Keystone g The state Is now encourag- in the wake of the recent in- - died yesterday at Memorial sand are being lost each year "But even If we could af- NEPTUNE-A5DUKY PARK-MANXWP^M ing "Infill development" that vaston of Zaire's Shaba Prov- • General Hospital, Union. from the state's coastline and ford it, would we want to turn Frank J. Mongello the coast of New Jersey Into fills In existing spaces In al- ince by exiled Lunda She was a former member beaches, In many areas, are the coast of Maine?," Pro- ready developed areas, and tribesmen opposed to Presi- EAST KEANSBURG - of the YWCA, Orange. retreating 70 feet to 200 feet a year. fessor Farrell asked. discouraging extension of de- dent Mobutu Sese Seko. Also Frank J. Mongello of 127 Cedar Surviving are two daughter, David Kinsey, chief of velopment Into new coastal attending are Britain, Belgium Ave. died Saturday In Riv-Mrs. Alice W. Prayzich of DEP's new plan for beach DEP's Office of Coastal Zone areas. and West Germany, which like erview Hospital, Red Bank. Freehold Township, and Mrs. preservation, and one that will Management, said the state's , Mr. Moore's "Ideal beach" France built up huge African Bom in New York City, Mr. Marguerite H. Isbrecht with be followed when the state be- major coastal legislation, em- for protection of the entire 127- colonial empires In the ltth Mongello lived there many whom she resided; four grand- gins to release the first of bodied in the 1(70 WeUands Act mile state shoreline would be century and still have ex- yean, moving here 25 years children; and six great grand- some $12 million In available and the 1(73 Coastal Area Fa- 100 leet wide and would take tensive economic, cultural and i ago. He had retired as a driver children. shore protection aid on July 1, for the Zampere Bakery of will be to build small timber or culties Review Act, both rec- an estimated 55 billion cubic political links with their The Hlgglns Memorial stone groins and fill beaches In ognized the built-up nature of yards of sand. former colonies. New York City, after more Home, Freehold, Is in charge than 20 years service. front of existing seawalls. New Jersey's coast and that It of arrangements. was time to change. Mr. Mongello was a Navy Mr. Moore, speaking here veteran of World War II. He was a communicant of St. See powerful Catherine's Roman Catholic LIMITED TIME SPEC1AI LOW PRICE Church. tax movement Good only it booked by July 8. 1978' RED BANK He is suvived by his widow, LAGUNA HILLS, Calif. Mrs. Ann Mongello; two sons, (AP) — Tax crusader Howard Michael Roberts, here, and Jarvis says his initiative to cut Frank Mongello of New York California property taxes 17 RESIDENTS City; two daughters, Mrs. billion a year will start a na- Catherine Klrby of New York tional movement to cut taxes City and Mrs. Joan Hahnne of and the power of bureaucrats. Red Bank Elementary North Bergen; a brother, Mat- thew MongeUo of HicksvUle, "This amendment doesn't School's Title I Parent Ad- N Y ; six grandchildren, and solve aU the problems In the three great-grandchildren. world, but It's going to send a message around, the world," visory Council Meeting is The John F. Pfleger Funer- the 75-year-old tax gadfly told al Home, New Monmouth, is In charge of arrangements. a cheering audience of 500 sup- scheduled for 1 p.m. on porters Sunday In the affluent Orange County suburbs south June 7, 1978, in the Title I 202. Pfrth Nttlcw of Los Angeles. M(ONGELLO—FrM I- oi ID The polls say the vote In classroom at 222 River St. Cedor Ave.. EM Keantbtro. on Jwte 1. 1171 B.I0.M rumxxxl ol £m HoKMtt Tuesday's primary election Includes: Bridal Album. Two Parent Albums Monoilto, *>oteo WKtT It MltMol Kobtfh, Fror* Moneello, Mn. Cotejer- will be between 55 percent and 11x14 Portrait, large selection of prools Ine Klrty and MM torn HM», Mr 71 percent in Tavor of Jarvis' • brother ol Momiew MlwBello. Funorol 747-5540 •MMOI « I IS o.m. from IM JOM Proposition 13. IlT some sub- K Ptieoer Fvnorol Homo. IIS Ttndoll 47 Broad St.vRed Bank Rood. Ne* Monmeuttl. Mael of Chrll- urbs where assessments have tun Bur lot will M ettereelel SI. CMMt- been raited recently, ma- Title I Office Ino'l toman CottWIC Owrdl. Eost By appointment KoeMxrrg. ol » o m. tmorment m Ml. torlties of 440-1 or more are only MiMaMMiMnMii namn e predicted Mliilil •HTuoeoat.Honaln.nl IRS would love to learn SHREWSBURY NJ MONOAV JUNE S 1978 name of the big winner ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - be reported as Income on fed- tables and approach winners keao Bit in Atlantic City. ttWH Internal Revenue eral tax returns. to take their names and Social there is no keno and slot ma- Service a«cat's dream "Gambling winnings are Security number, be said Nev- chine payoffs are much lower LMI wtek. a man walked taxable and should be included ertheless, Holmes predicted New Jersey, which has a I Mo Ike pfcufe red baccarat pit as income on the tax return," that most people would not percent to 2.5 percent personal at Resorts International Hotel •aid Henry Holmes. IRS cheat oa their Income tax. Casino and laid down a min spokesman in Newark. "By income tax, does not tax Holmes' hopes fry In the casino winnings. The state imum U.Mt bet Before long, the same taken, gambling face of a 1*7*3 report by the he TO betting KM to tt MO losses are deductible lor those Casino Control Act of 1*77 also Commission on the Review of does not address this question. on each hand who itemize deductions. How- National Policy Toward Gam When he finally left, he had ever, kisses reported on a re- bling While the IRS leaves much won about «MM But he turn cannot exceed winnings." "There appears to be to the conscience of baccarat dkfct brag He quietly disap- This means if you win almost no voluntary com- winners, horseplayers don't peared into the crowd. IM.M and lose MOM. you re- pliance with the reporting and get that kind of freedom The Retorts International of- port both for a net taxable payment requirements to the IRS makes racetracks Uriah quickly announced the Income of W 000 Holmes said taxation of gambling win- withhold » percent of win- huge win, adding, however, If you win 110,000 and lose Mrs," the commission con- nings on "windfall bets." thtt they didn't have the win- 115,000 he said, you report cluded. State Taxation Director ner's name and wouldn't re- only $10,000 in each category Part of the reason for poor Sidney Glaser said his office is lease It If they Old tor • net taxable income of compliance appears to be that studying the possible impact of The reason, they said, was sero. the burden is placed solely on taxing individual casino win- security and privacy. But the Holmes said the IRS does the Individual, rather than the nings He said a bill to allow other more compelling reason not have agents planted in the casino. such taxation is being drafted. was taxes. casino and presently does not The IRS requires casinos to The winnings of the casino All casino gambling win plan to increase its tt-member Bll out federal tax forms for Itself are closely monitored by nings, from a meager 111 slot district office here individuals who win more than the state. It receives eight machine Jackpot to a ISO.MO IRS agents are not em- tl.m in a single slot machine percent of the gross revenues bsccaret take, are supposed to powered to watch gaming jackpot or more than tl.JM at as taxes. Weekend celebrations Carter image is sagging DUELING BONDURAS - Christine Boronsky POLISH DANCERS — Two members of the and Lydia Czorny, both of New York, play their Youth Group Dancers of the Polish Women's Bjr LOUIS HARRIS majority no longer thinks he shifted entirely onto the Presi- the tough discipline of moving Bondura's during a Ukrainian Festi- Group of America perform tor spectators at Just as Important as the inspires confidence. dent. The real question is from one limited success to the val,Saturday, at the Garden State Arts Center. Sunday's Polish Festival ot the Garden State recent findings that President This serious decline is also whether Mr. Carter under- next, rather than making am- The two musicians are members of the New Arts Center. Carter would run behind reflected in the (5-31 percent stands his situation amd bitious claims that are never York Bondura Ensemble. Gerald Ford If a rematch of majority who feel that Presi- whither be is willing to endure quite achieved. the 1171 election were held to- dent Carter has been "a big day, Is another Item of critical disappointment as President, Information: * being much less experienced In the Judgment of voters, and abls to get things done the President Is rated no better than I thought he would be." Imitated, but never matched- you can still go "direct"! than II14 percent negative on Significantly, a 11-35 percent "inspiring confidence In the majority of Southerners feels White House." this way, as does a SC-39 Throughout the years, the percent majority of Demo- Harris Survey has found this to crats. But the most damaging be a key rating In predicting news is that by 54-42 percent, a the near-term fortunes of the majority of those who voted occupant of the White House. for Mr. Carter In the 1*76 elec- As recently as last December, tion also feels he has been a a S-a percent majority still big disappointment. thought that the President "in- spired conftdmce in the White The road back for the Pres- House." His overall Job rating ident will not be quick or easy may have been dropping into It is unlikely that be can sud- the negative column, but the denly convince people that public refused to lose faith In they were wrong and that they Don't stand in line—use your line... his capacity to Inspire them. should have confidence In him Even In January, while his ov- again, as they did in March erall rating turned more 1*77, when be rode high with a You save—even when you pay. A great new way to bank! negative, his personal con- 75-15 percent positive rating. fidence standing remained Instead, he will have to re- JM4 percent positive. build confidence with a steady Now, In the latest survey of stream of successes on sub- 1.4M voters, the President's stantive matters that show he 66 overall Job rating has gained 7 can do the Job. I can tranmfer/unds by points, reflecting his successes And, on this score, a 6134 phone any time of day or night on the Panama Canal treaties percent majority of the voters from my Direct Account Statement and the sale of planes In the has not yet written off this Middle Bast. But, at the same President. Indeed, they feel Savings to my checking account. time, his personal confidence that "he showz real signs of ^ I'm a VIP with Direct That keeps my money earning 66I pay my bfffa by phone rating has continued to slip, learning on the Job and will Account! My Direct Account card interest right up to the time 1 write through Direct Account, for only going from 5I1J percent become a better President as negative in April to 11-34 he goes along in office." In the speeds check cashing, deposits or a check. 10c each—that's less than the cost percent negative In May' South, a higher 17-21 percent withdrawals at all Provident offices of a postage stamp. Direct Account The detail* of this shift are majority still retains this arti- throughout New Jersey. even pays for my call! even more discouraging for cle of faith. Among Demo- Mr Carter. Among the voters crats, an even higher 72-24 who cast their ballots for him percent majority shares this back In November 1*71, a 5M5 view, and among those who percent plurality now gives voted for Carter in 1978, a 71-2* percent majority feels that • I don't even 4 him low marks on his ability to have to 1 mend my Inspire confidence. Among the way. Overall, majorities of paycheck to rank and file of Democrats, a Americans still hope that their remember when 51-43 percent majority share chief executive will finally my Provident Direct make It. this assessment. And, In his mortgage or Account. / love own hone region of the South, However, the burden of the big 5%% day an even higher 58-37 percent proving himself has now instalment loan payment is due. i inlday out have Direct dividend I get until TV trials opposed Account handle I need to pay my them for me— bids. TRENTON - The New ple to the concept of television without charge. Jersey Attorney General and media coverage of the the state county prosecutors' courtroom," the statement association have expressed op- said. The statement said tele- position to televising of crimi- vision would give a trial an nal trials. importance it did not already In a Joint statement Satur- 66I get one combined I can have free extras from day, Degnan and the prose- A state Supreme Court Direct Account like unlimited cutors' group said television committee recently recom- monthly statement for my rate-rebate on a personal checking, Barclays had the "great potential" of mended an experimental pro- Direct Account checking and Provident Jeopardizing the Integrity of gram of television, radio and Statement Savings account I don't Travelers Cheques, personalized trials. still camera coverage of a Preferred Area gift checks and 24-Hour Cash trial. even have to stand in line to have "We are opposed in princi- my interest posted! Instalment Loan. Card privileges. Casino action

by Chip Carter Talk to a real live'teller—not a computer! ATLANTIC CITY (AP) while about 1,700 others - The first presidential chip were In the casino, the has hit a Resorts Interna- sources said. tional blackjack table. Carter walked back to a blackjack table at the far Call (800)742-2800 Before anyone even no- ticed, President Carter's north end of the room, where son. Chip, supped Into the a pit boss reportedly dealt Toll-free in New Jersey 24 hours a day—7 days a week the cards. Hotel manager east coast's first casino, 9 to 5, Monday thru Friday (business accounts not eligible) tried his hand it blackjack Anthony Rey and Resorts In- and was gone Saturday, ternational President I.G. sources at Resorts Interna- "Jack" Davis welcomed ESTABLISHED 1839 THE OLD BEEHIVE tional said, the Press of At- Carter. lantic City reported. The special table had So low keyed was his en. been cleared of all other players and Carter played PROVIDENT trance that despite half a oaten secret service men alone against the house. surrounding him, he was There were no reports on hardly noticed, Resorts of- how he fared, but sources fldalssaid. said he did not spend, the HUDSON, BERGEN, ESSEX, OCEAN. MONMOUTH, MIDDLESEX, SOMERSET, and MERCER COUNTIES Resorts InterniUonal se- night at the hotel as be ori- MEMBER FDtC • EACH DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $40,000 curity was-Informed ol the ginally had planned. lotMNlN) stopover on Friday ; A Resorts International NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICES: and had set aside VIP suite spokesman refused to con- • 686 Arnold Ave., Pt.'Pleasant Buabh/ 73 Broad Street, fled Bai

» ' The Daily Register HEW confirms NIDA expose counsel of the House Narcotics By JACK ANDERSON iiiiiiiiiMiminiii cording to the inspector gener- Established in 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register Committee, which is supposed WASHINGTON - Federal al, "received a total of tW MO to oversee NIDA. Significant investigators have confirmed from NIDA contractors " We ly, the report reveals he ARTHUR Z. KAM1N in damaging detail our charges WASHINGTON had traced $15,000 in such "serves as secretary" of his of last January that the Na- payment* to Mary Lou President and Editor wife's firm. Adds the report: tional Institute on Drug Abuse Dogoloff. On some contracts, SCENE "The contract was awarded on is plagued with conflicts, her salary "was reported to a sole source basis without Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford. Associate Editor cronyism and corruption. The NIDA under her maiden imiiiuiiiMHimiiiii I mini screening other qualifidJ con director, Robert DuPont. has name" but the checks were tional Institute on Drug Abuse tractors to determine their in- quietly been told to look for made out to Mrs. DogolofP SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 5. 1978 terest..' Although there's no another job "The Anderson allegations Before the couple was mar- ried, while the romance was evidence Nellis used his con- The agency is ensconced in are, In large measure, based ANDERSON still blooming, Mary Lou was 1 gressional clout to help his ivory-tower splendor high in a on fact.., With few exceptions, I1.J76.J70 Spillane, mean- assigned to 16 task orders wife land the contracts, "the 'Am I my keeper's brother?' government skyscraper in our reviaw has disclosed a sub- while, "dined with Katon per- "which were signed by Mr appearance of favoritism is ROckvilla, Hd. Its ostensible stantial' appearance of im- sonnel on at least 13 occasions, Dogoloff" One of the II was present." mission is to help millions of propriety but no provable vio- and the cost of those meals ... signed after the marriage, but Americans who are hooked on lations of law " Then point by was charged ... to the NIDA - NIDA Director Robert "she did not work on the or- dengerous narcotics point, he confirmed our contract." The cozy rela- DuPont was found to have der." We reported that it waS run charges. tionship between NIDA and traveled for Ml days over a by a tight little clique who Cali/ano immediately fired - Lee Dogoloff helped to Richard Katon Associates, three-year span, costing the shared the gravy with friends off a sharp meno to his sub- award this contract to an old adds the report "is of continu- taxpayers over $27,000. His and relations. Government ordinates who are supposed to friend, Dr. Richard Katon, ing concern." Some NIDA of- trips took him to such faraway contracts and fees were ovrsee the drug abuse pro- who hired Mary Lou. When the ficials, it says, "express skep- plaCes as Bangkok. Honolulu. parceled out to close as- gram. "I am distkessed," he contract expired in 1974 and ticism about the legitimacy" of Nigeria, Paris and Rome. Oth- sociates. And husbands began wrote, "with the loose man- was awarded to another firm, ,the arrangement er junkets, which we had re- overseeing contractors who agement practices and Dogoloff returned the favor to — NIDA official Laurence ported, were confirmed. But th employed their wives. It was evidence of cronyism which Katon for hiring his fiancee. . Carroll helped establish a Mi- inspector general added: "Our all very cozy. (the) report reveals " Dogoloff extended Katon's ami consulting firn called So- review established that aU the trips were properly authorized The secretary demanded an contract for 15 days and gave cial Systems, Inc. When he Our stories were read with and were in line with both the evaluation of excessive travel him a dozen new work orders. joined NIDA, "he transferred epecial fascination by Joseph agency's mission and the trav- by top officials and approved "All of the work. amountlnQ to his stock to his wife." Inspec- A. Callfano Jr. who presides eler's duties." over the sprawling Health, several suggested about $118,000, was assigned to tors found that "six states had Education and Welfare De- . reforms. Host important, Katon Associates," declares awarded contracts to Social — The inspector general is partment but can't watch eve- he agreed to adopt a contract- the report. The other firm, Systems" financed "through continuing to probe a NIDA rything that goes on in the ing system "in which no single which had won the contract, the use of NIDA funds." These grant to an unnamed hospital great marble maze. He in-individual can unduly in- got contracts, totaling $215,000. "We do know that a (NIDA) structed his inspector general fluence an award." . . no work for months. "accounted tor about 80 project officer" who awarded to Investigate our charges. Our reporters Howie Kurtz — Not long afterward, percent of Social Systems's to- the grant "had a close person- tal receipts." The official also al relationship" with a top of- The inspector general has and Valerie Strauss spent Katon hired another NIDA in- "failed to Include his interest ficial In the group that re- now submitted hio findings montho digging into NIDA. sider, Paul Ryser, who had in Social Systems in his con- ceived the money. "We have conducted a re-The Inspector general, follow- been a consultant to NIDA of- fidential statement." view," he reported, "of the al- ing In their tracks, covered the ficial and college chum Wil- legations contained In certain same ground. Here are high- liam Spillane. After Ryser - Muriel Nellis was Footnote: In the past, those Jack AndersOn columns relat- lights from his report: jointed Katon's firm, it "re- awarded a $150,000 NIDA con- NIDA officials and ing to improper conduct by the — White House aide Lee ceived three comtracts which tract last year to a.miy worn' - : contractors cited In the re- staff, manatement, grantees Dogolofl used to be a high were administered by (Spill- en's drug problems. Her hus- port have strongly denied any and contractors of the Na-NIDA official. His wife, ac- ane's) division, totalling band, Joseph Nellis, is chief Improprieties in their conduct. He gave death a punch line

By JIM BISHOP ••inmiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiHiiiniiiminimnilil' show tiny white pinholes in the you and all those guys in the He called and hollered ] ribs. I got - what - 30 days. white coats. If you write about "Come on over quick. I'm 00 days? this, I'd like you to tell people dying." THE "Listen. I have you here for to stop scaring themselves to I hung up. Charley Jackson two reasons. One is I trust you death. Know something? 1 now was a Udder. He made solemn REPORTER to send that telegram." "Can I see more flowers than you. jokes. Besides, it was a rainy read It?" He looked at the ceil- Also, a steak tastes better. I'm even nicer to people who bug Sunday afternoon. The sheets in M.II.mi iHiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiii ing. "Okay," he said softly. me." marched up the road like have cancer of the ribs," he "After you leave. The second cockeyed infantry. said, sipping and looking out of reason is that you got a big On the way home, the rain The message bugged me. I the tops of his eyes. "Ever mouth. You'U write this story stopped. The sun was warm on and I want you to do It." the windshield. I realized a called back. "Sure I'm dying," hear of that?" BISHOP The rain tapped on the pic- strange truth - I was more he said. "I can't make your I shrugged. Who would be- column living, can I?" I had a ture window and wept. The about it. The act of dying frightened than Charley Jack- lieve Charley? He could tell reason Jackson wanted me to son. He had found something heavy navy blue sweater I me that he had leprosy of the didn't bother Charley. It was stole from Jim Mahoney. It write the story was simple. the slate of death Itself, the neither of us ever had, an Inner left eyebrow and point at a "The first shock is tremen- peace. He even knew where kept me dry. sore and I wouldn't believe slamming of a final door, not dous," he said. "You demand being around for all the action. the heck he was going. It was Jackson lived four towns him. This time it was no Joke. the truth and when the doctor This was followed, he said, in the telegram. Soft pedaling on arms west. He was medium tall, He had cancer. He was going gives it to you, the brain by serenity. He laughed. Out built like a 120-low hurdles to die. "Dearest Mom: This Is sent Unfortunately, Vice President somewhere In the form of taxes, mili- scrambles. It's like a balf-as- loud "Jim, you have to go too. character, with brown coppery by a friend. I'm sorry to lay I Mondale's recent speech to the open- tary spending affects just about every- re were friends. But not sed anesthetic. You know, but Everybody does. If I had a hair In deep waves. He had a died yesterday. I have been friends. He had a rich you don't know." choice, I'm not too sure I Ing assembly of the five-week United one on earth. Surely, Mr. Mondale had good face, but you felt he was sick some time. Not in pain or red mother out west. Me Scared? He bad left the would like to outlive all my Nations special session on disarma- some better ideas about how to find an laughing behind it. anything bad. Just sick. Please handed me an envelope. doctor's office thinking crazy. buddies. Being lonely is no vic- ment did not credibly address the alternative to this madness. don't take It hard, Mom. We worked on the same I go —." He chuckled, He could drive through all the tory, kid." global dangers in vast stockpiles of The vice president was an obvious newspaper. Jackson was in it do I mean, when I go? red lights What would they do "I have paid for Immediate nuclear and conventional weapons, ac- stand-in for President Carter, who was promotion, although how a pa- Wfcen I die, send this to my to him? He could quit his job. The doctors wanted to try cremation. All the lessons you radiation treatments. "It won't and Pastor Snyder taught me cumulated since Wrold War II. In-too embarassed by his recent slump of per can promote Itself inside mother. It's a telegram. It will Walk on the guard rail of a itself is beyond me. He was be shock enough for her to bridge. Park on a railroad work," Charley said. "I'll live so long ago are paying off. I deed, his proposal to supply U.S. early public interest in the subject to ap- single, which translated to all know the day after. track. Get drunk and stay a Uttle longer and get skinny did a lot of wrong things. But 1 warning technology for troubled pear. Understandably, Mr. Carter is the girls In the office Joining "I don't want her sitting drunk. He could try heroin and and weak. Then I'll pop off did some good things, too. I borders, while of limited merit, could distracted by Senate hawks who have him at the water cooler. around praying for me tohave a new dream. with pneumonia or something. know where I'm going. When even distract from the more fun- been brow-beating him over national His apartment was black live." He could make it, I said. Then his mind straightened No way." you're ready, dear heart, I'll be waiting to meet you. damental problem of eroding Soviet- military policy. The decision to down- leather. It looked like a den- His feet were fairly dancing as out. The shock wave passed. Was he going to quit his tist's waiting room. Charley he got more Ice. "No. No. The job? He shook his head. "No- "No tears. Your old time American relations. play the disarmament session catered Dying became a living fact. He poured two Sunday drinks. "I tests are complete. The x-rays tried to analyze his thinking body is going to know except boyfriend, Charles." ... People tend to forget that weapons to this faction. Still, despite the poll- stockpiles have been assembled to tidal attacks, disarmament is a global fight a world war that has not hap- concern In urgent need of interna- pened. Speeches like Mr. Mondale's tional leadership. leave one wondering whether world ^Nothing but praise' for SPCA Given this disappointing American

leaders take seriously enough their response, the best that can be said of 1 Lincroft most unfavorable light. mini mi in II I""" many more animals than peo- be brought against the present most basic responsibility, above all the present disarmament session is To the Editor: I, too, am a former employ- ple willing to care for them. operators. We all profess to be others, to guarantee that it does not that it underscores the extent to which God's creatures; Re never People are prone to accept ee of the above mentioned or- FROM OUR An overwhelming majority occur. non-nuclear nations have begun to per- Inferences and allegations as ganization. My years of ser- meant us to abuse those who of the SPCA's visitors com- are dumb. The United States and the Soviet ceive a direct threat in continued the absolute truth; thus indi- vice from 1075 to 1977 have left ment on the cleanliness of the Congratulations, Mr. Gold- Union account for about twothirds of global military spending. Many of the viduals and Institutions often me with nothing but praise for READERS facility and the responsiveness become the victims of slander, the SPCA and Its devoted per- stein. the world's spending for weapons, and world's leaders have also begun to of the employees to the needs albeit through Innocent means. sonnel. Not only are all pro- iiiiiliiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiliniiiiiiiinlllltlliiiiiil Dorothea E. Davis both nations must provide leadership understand that another world war of the animals and the public Your front page article of cedures carried out to the let' treated as the shelter's own as well, The only lack that the inevitably would release into the at- against this common threat to the Friday, May 26, regarding theter of the law, there are so family pets. In addition to SPCA suffers is a financial Arafat talk human future. However, Europe, Chi- mosphere atomic poisons which would SPCA represents such a situ- many extra services provided, plentiful food and Immaculate one. ation, and it deeply disturbs of which the public may not be Red Bank na, Iran, Israel, Egypt and other Arab devastate most of the globe. living conditions, these (Mrs.) Eleanor S. Goode me. In printing the alleged aware. To the Editor: states, warring nations of Africa, and Psychologically, the world may animals are given exercises, I read xith interest the arti- complaints of a disgruntled To begin, all animals companionship and loads of most of the rest of the world each year have learned to live with this former employee, you conse- brought to the shelter, both Moved to tears cle about Yasir Arafat's peace love. That is why the shelter overtures. I hope that no one Is also turn staggering quantitites of in- Damoclean tension. But while one na- quently color the SPCA in a strays and unwanted pets, are does not open until 1 p.m.; the West Keansburg ternational currency into missiles, fool enough to believe this liar tion aims the most lethal weapons morning hours are devoted to To the Editor: whose stated goal in life is to planes, ships, tanks, bombs, guns and against another nation, the respite in cleaning the facility and simul- Never have I been so in- "throw the Jews Into the sea." taneously talking to thefuriated and at the same time bullets. Already, world military global concern is illusory. Granted, Arafat showed his true col- animals and giving them their moved to tears as I was by budgets total more than MOO billion the SALT agreements are the most ors when he addressed the "playtime." your article In Friday's editori- each year. Projected without allow- U.N. wearing a gun. What was important forum for progress against al regarding conditions at the that, a Palestinian olive ance for inevitable cost and program a nuclear war. But, at the UN session, People may not be aware SPCA in Eatontown. Mr. Gold- branch? How can he now increases, these expenses to the in- also that the SPCA Is the only stein is to be commended for the Carter Administration lost an im- speak to the same people about local facility which keeps de- his revelations. ternational community will total more portant occasion to renew its commit- peace? than $4 trillion during the next decade. tailed written records on lost ment to this historic search for world and found animals. A dally The article reads as though Instead of waging a war of Since this money must be collected security. check of these records and the people running the kennel terrorism against old men, subsequent phone calls often had learned their methods women and schoolchildren in reunites families with their from the ones used at Dachau, Israel, a legally created state, missing pets. This Is a service Auschwitz, etc., and they were he should make his war School consolidation for which no one is paid; the eager for a canine Holocaust. against those arab nations motivation is concern, am) the Mass murder of Innocent who, instead of sheltering A committee of the Union Beach of possible financial incentives from reward, the satisfaction of a animals Is Just as evil and those Israeli Arabs who chose Board of Education will meet tomor- the state. good deed done. sadistic as murder of humans, to leave In 1948, opted to house row to study the feasibility of re- and to keep dependent them In mud hovels and use The superintendent's suggestion is creatures without proper them as political pawns. gionalization or consolidation with the As to Mr. Goldstein's a good one and we are happy to see warmth during the winter is Keyport School District. Union Beach charges, there is no "mass -Someone should inform Mr. that it will receive full consideration. slaughter on WaU Street." abominable. Arafat that when Us "Al now sends its students to Keyport High While the major concern at this point Animals are put to sleep Indi- Fatah" boys were thrown out School, which is part of the Keyport We have had many full- of Jordan In 1972 they didn't go seems to be that of representation, due vidually within the 'decom- blooded dogs, but when our district, governed by a board made up pression chamber. The decom- to Lebanon or Syria but for the attention also should be given to the basset died at the age of 13, we of members elected by Keyport resi- pression chamber itself has most part came across the Jor- prospect of improvement of the educa- went to the SPCA for adan River Into Israel scream- dents only. been endorsed by qualified au- mongrel In order to give some tional system as a result. We would Ing "Ylsra'eel, salaam." I* thorities as one of the more unfortunate a good home. Two Consolidation' has been recom- hope, too, that the possibility og> re- hunune methods of rael, peace. I know, I was mended by William G. DeMaio, Union years later,, she Is happy and tn*e. gionalization, as well as that of con- euthanasia. Its primary func- healthy, but the atmosphere of I Would also remind Mr. Beach schools superintendent, in or-solidation, be given due study before it tion Is to put old and chronical- the section seen by the public Arafat of the biblical injunc- der to obtain board representation for ly 111 animals out of their mi- Is deceiving. Spotless, seem- is abandoned as out of the question. tion: "And he who raises bis" what is now only a sending district. sery. Its secondary, function Is ingly kind - attendants, clean hand against "the sons of Israel a udder one — to put un- cages, etc. While he sees regionalization as out of The decision to consider a change wanted animals to sleep, this shall surely perish." Take the question, l'-% DeMaio ...C. strikes us as a definite "?«ve in the 'I hear the common people have problems with need cr1 -«». ?-,the result of an The Borough Council heed, Arafat. OMMOiidation may be teasibie oecause right direction. something called Social Security' apathetic public, for there are should use whatever laws .can Moshe Ben-Melr SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. JUNE 5. 1978 Tl*£ Dtflv Pessimism grows as inflation worsens NEW YORK - Well, we may not be making any readily Jesse Siff, of the economic and investment counseling firm of costly intervention in the coal-strike settlemelH "Inflation." discernible progress toward a solution of our US economic Siff, Oakley * Marks, who have distinguished themselves in they point out, "is a socio-political disease, contracted in UU. but at least - for a change - Just about everybody recent years for the independence and accuracy of their Washington." agrees on the problem That Is, I suppose, progress of a sort, projections. In 1175 they were among the first to foresee a Several other nonpartisan economists recently have and maybe we shouldn't carp base rate of inflation of at least MV4 percent through 1980; begun to express similar pessimism about the chances of The problem, of course, is inflation - as President LOUIS they now see it closer to 7 percent, and warn that "if the holding inflation even to its levels of 1976 and 1977. The Carter belatedly discovered, as even George Heany has results turn out significantly different, they'll more likely be minimum-wage and Social Security actions have received (bad of) acknowledged, and as each week's statistics and worse than better." near-universal censure; as Robert J Gordon, of North- prices, horrendously conn™ But does this chorus of tsk-tsk- RUKEYSER But what about the President's gloriously trumpeted western University, puts it, they aggravate inflation and ing at the rising cost of living mean that inflation is actually proposals for dealing with inflation (through moral fervor "make everything else the administration is doing look like going to get better? Not (alas) necessarily and verbal censure)? The Carter proposals, they fear, chicken feed." Apparently only polltics-as-usual is standing Indeed, despite the sudden awakening of some previously actually represent little more than adding a big "D" to in the way of remedying these grotesquely obvious 1977 mistakes. somnolent sectors of our leadership, there is no guarantee grimmer reality is taking shape: even when price* recover President ford's old "WIN" campaign — thus turning it into that the terrible record of early 1178 will be followed by a from the special upward pressures of early 1(78, many "WIND." More important, they maintain, is the fact that Some economists feel the situation already borders on private-sector labor costs have been rising by at least • rapid deceleration of inflation - or that we will, for years yet serious economists see them resting on a plateau closer to 7 hopelessness. (Joel Popkin, of the National Bureau of Eco- percent in each of the last four years and are unlikely to slow to come, see a return to the low rates of price Increases that percent than « And at 7 percent Inflation, even assuming we nomic Research, says 7 percent or even worse inflation may down in any meaningful way. were considered normal in the pre-Vietnam era could maintain that (which we could not), prices would be with us forever.) The view in this corner is less despon- Administration economists have spoken of an "under- double in Just over 10 years — and quadruple in less than 21 Before anyone suggests that this proves the American dent. But if we do not insist that Washington at last get lying" rate no higher than 6 percent, which would not really Batten down the hatches, for sure. working man is the true villain of inflation, Harks and Siff moving to repair Its own prime responsibility for inflation, it be so splendid even If It were true (a decade ago,) percent point out a number of government-inspired additions to those will be futile to argue, a decade hence, over whether we inflation was widely considered "Intolerable"; at ( percent Among those who see inflation getting worse, despite the labor costs — including the scheduled Increases in the might or might not have done more than we did. For then we Inflation, prices will double every 12 yean). But a new political attention being given it, are Robert Harks and minimum wage and in Social Security taxes, and Carter's will only have inherited the "WIND." Ways you can cope with ever-rising postal costs

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In both cases, the charges are in addition to the first ounce (against ( cents as recently as 1971), you simply postage. Q YM, • cMfle la Detroit, wait tosea d a heal aewspaper must learn the fundamentals about coping with ever-rising If you use a street or building lobby mail'box, check And there are many other special rates you, as well as wHk • story akeat yw gnsrfsM U Meads la Miami. Will's Ike costs. And you can leam plenty about how, to mall and when to collection times; you may save a full day on delivery time by businesses, can use to save, Paul stresses. rkeapest pMtafe rate available U y«? mall for maximum savings by taking a few hints from business. posting your mall earlier. If you miss the last collection, take Second class mail can be used to mail single copies of a A. Take advantage of second-class postage rates to mail an As Samuel J. 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Clothing buys are common In II you have problems with mail service, use the Consumer sumer Is acting as if somebody lower living standard, un- ANALYSIS Some old-fashioned con- August. Service Card (available from letter carriers and post offices) to else is the culprit American as that might sound. sumer techniques, often for- There are some defenses make a complaint, request information or present a suggestion But there's no mystery And what, for example, gotten during comfortable against inflation. Not many, The local postmaster will respond. Or If the Service Card falls to about inflation, and the cul-might be cut? Beef. It isn't a times, also can be put back but certainly enough to lessen solve your problem, a Consumer Advocate In the Postal Service prits know It, they being the necessity of life, at least not In Into use. 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TINTON PALLS - The record gets stuck, the drum- Anything Is fair game for the comedy — and Michael mer drops his sticks, the pianist plsys with his legs crossed Chartler nukes several appearances as Blind Joe Jackson, - and, (or "El Grande De Coca-Cola," all is par (or the a country singer who walks Into walls, mistakenly faces course. away from the audience, and — to top It all — Is to deaf that The show, current dinner theater attraction at The Dam when he sumps his foot It's a wonder he doesn't wind up Site, ia definitely crazy ... but whether audiences are crazy downstairs on the first floor. about it or not la a more moot question. Following is a quasl-romantlc Interlude In which a Like It or not, it's a campy bit of showmanship... which midget Toulouse Lautrec (portrayed by Tom Frascatore) evokes either laughter or looks of bewilderment. unsuccessfully seeks the love of a ballerina (portrayed by The plot, which Is somewhat a la "Cabaret," deals with Jane liUmore); she, however, loves a gangster (portrayed a company of actors which has been featured at major by Chartler) who loves a singer (portrayed by Maureen nightclubs In Nicaragua, Honduras, and Costa Rica — but Milmore)... and so It goes. has always left town one step ahead of Irate audiences. The show, a jigsaw punle of tany bits, features an Ed Aa a last effort-to keep the act going, emcee Pepe Sullivan Imitation, acrobats who can't do anything right, (portrayed by Billy Van Zandl) convinces his uncle — and the "trick" ot passing a lit cigarette from mouth to manager of the local Coca-Cola bottling plant — that he mouth. Those In the audience luckily escape that one — but should advance him money to rent a club and accept in those who sit near the stage frequently are drawn Into the exchange commercials for Coke. act. When It comes to those commercials, it's "the real One of the best scenes in the show, which is directed by thing" — and actors are drenched by the foamy beverage Van Zandt, la "The Marriage," in which a fight la enacted In slow motion. That, however, is about the only thing about the production which is slew. It's brief to begin with and proceeds at a breakneck At the movies pace — which must make for backstage confusion as actors ATLANTIC HIGHLAND! M rapidly change from costume to costume. ATUOITlC CIMIKIA - MENLO CINCMA II — Cloa* encouffttr* or It* Third Kind An unmorrltd Woman IRI 1:10, 4 So, Matter of fact, the production - which la being staged (PGI ? IS. 9 4SEAT0HT0WN 7:30, t:4S on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays — ia a lot MIDGET IN LOVE — Tom Frascatore, who appears Jane AAllmore. Both are featured In the Denkath COMMUNITY I - MIDOLITOWN HOUMCOIIIIPGI! ».» M UAMIDOLtTOWNI- like the soft drink It touts ... refreshing but of little lasting as the midget Toulouse Lautrec, travels the stage Production of "El Grande De Coca-Cola" at The Th*Graa*Tyceoniai7,a:is via his knees as he woos a ballerina portrayed by Dam Site, Tlnton Falls. C°"T!»S«I* Tvtaoo HI;».»:»! UAMIOOLCTOWNII- value. UTONTOWNOanVtlN- MOUMCOIIIIPGW IS.I IS Cioaa Encoufllsfi of tha Third Kind UA MIO0LBT0WH III — (PGI t. 11: IS, You Light Up My Lite IPGI Thank God iriFrldoy (PGi 7:10. •:» theatres II OCIAN TOWNSHIP 9 MIDOUSMMK MOVH11 - TtloMiGodiriFrldovlPGI 7:4J,f:» 'Harper Valley PTA film eyes If Cm I tea You Again (PCI 7:>,«:1S MIDOLIBROOK MOVIII II - Coming Mom. <«l ? U.< X ""rhl'oTee* Tycoon (ft) 7:S. ft1 0 RID RANK MALL III — MOHMOUTH ARTS C1MH « - MONMOUTH MOMMOUIH Capricorn On. (P&l I:U.»:S0 Clou Encovnttrt of lha Third Kind HAII.IT (PO) 7:111:45 ARTS II, 110 SMI MOVIES III - CENTER Mi-MM ANTHONY Middle America's income, taste sonrtey Wont fever (HI» IS. •:» ComingHoma (Hi 7:10,1:45 Kumeuas MOVlIi IV j.... HOLLYWOOD (AP) - CaiL. middle Income and taste, peo- od," Borack says. * told, In country-music style, QUINN COLONIAL ~ I E ARE a film producer from Cincin- ple that watch television shows "This ma; ix proof that an the tale of a widowed mother The End af thf World (R) 7:10; Later we JACQUELINE BltnllRIf .— CINIMA I — NOT — not sophisticated people but exhibitor can go out and make wbo is reprimanded by the «»PO«T nati find success at the box MlgtiAn.lelylPGI? 71.1 30 BISSET the heartland," says Borack. his own pictures and distribute PTA at her daughter's school STRAND ALONE... office with a movie based on a Tha Journay al O (XI II. 1 OS. 4:10. CoprlcornOn. (PGI)».»:PG73 » STAHTSFBII "It's really an adult Disney." them himself," he says. "You for wearing short dresses, »;SO.»:».PI~i.Plao» Ma (XI 1:05.1:10. CINIMA III- 10-year-oW song? ThomGoOlllFrlooylPOWtt.'

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N J MONDAY. jyNE 5. 19/8 TheMyRegMcr 9 Bullets take it to seventh game LANDOVER, lid (AP) - The Washington Bullets evened second period, *.,u*le Bullets took advantage of this by loading 17. one guard and four big men. the National Basketball Association championship series at their lineup with four front-court men and dominating the Fred Brown led Seattle with 17 points and Gus Williams The Bullets clinched the victory with a 37-point third quar- three victories apiece Sunday by routing the Seattle Super- rebounding. scored 16. ter, the highest scoring period of the playoff finals. Dandridge states 117-82 behind 23 points by Elvln Hayes and II by Bobby Seattle closed the gap early in the third period. But with a Seattle led throughout the first quarter but never could open got nine points and Hayes eight as Washington built an 8441 lead Dandridge capacity crowd of 19,035 at the Capital Centre roaring with any breathing room as Hayes hit nine points for the Bullets. going into the final period and coasted home. every play, Dandridge ran off eight straight points and Hayes The decisive game of the best-of-seven playoff finals will be Seattle led 21-11 at the end of the period. StATTLC (HI held Wednesday night at at the Seattle Center Coliseum, where converted an offensive rebound to give Washington a command- Washington moved in front for the first time with 11:07 J Johnion4MI, Slkmol I 1 i, Webtter ill II, O JohnMn 4 111. William* S »10 U. Slim (HI. Irown 114 17. walker II 31. Sean 10 11. Honetl IMI. Fuming the Sanies have won their last !2 starts. ing 17-48 lead with 1:25 to go in the third quarter. remaining in the second period when burly center Wes Unseld 0!)! TDIH/U Washington's big victory was by far the most one-sided of Seattle came no closer than IS points after that as Washing- ripped an offensive rebound away from Seattle's Jack Sikma WAIMINSTON (117) the aeries The first five games had been decided by a tptal of ton scored virtually at will off its fast break in the final period, and layed it in to make the score 23-22. Dandridge 7 M IV, HotelIMtl, OnuM 1 tot. Grevev I 0-01. Henderjon JH I C Johnion J11 17. Bollard 4 4-4 II. Wright 4 31 10. Kuochak 7 S 7 If, Pace I 1! i. Just Jl points pulling away to its J5-point final margin. Washington broke the game open by outscoring the Sonics Walker OMOTvJOII 4*35-34117. Washington took control of the game in the second quarter, Hitch Kupchak also scored II points for the Bullets and 15-4 in the final 5% minutes of the first half. Dandridge scored Seemte I) 14 U II- •> HHimilUn It M 17 U—II7 outscoring Seattle tt-14 to forge a 47-15 halftime lead. The Charles Johnson, getting more playing time than ususual be- six points and rookie Greg Ballard added five in thai burst, most Fouled out-sikma Totol louii-Sealile. 17 Wathlngton. IS Technlcoli- Sontcs could convert only five of 21 shots from the field in the cause of a wrist injury to starting guard Kevin Grevey, added of which came while the Bullets were using their alignment of Kupchok. Seattle Coach Wllkem A- le.oll Kaat, Perry add wins to lead pitching parade By The Asuclaled Press improved their leading life- bined with Grant Jackson for a 64 victory over the Atlanta more Orioles to a 4-1 victory time figures with victories four-hitter and John Milner Braves. over the Seattle Mariners. Jim Kaat and Gaylord Per- Sunday. had four singles and two RBI In the American League, John Wathan and Al Cowens ry, the winnlngest active Philadelphia's Kaat won his as the Pittsburgh Pirates pitchers In the major leagues, Mitchell Page sent Oakland drove in three runs apiece as 2S5th game with a M decision downed the Cincinnati Reds ahead with a two-run double in the Kansas City Royals routed over the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1. the fifth Inning and the A's Chicago 13-2 and ended a sev- while Perry notched No. 250 as defeated the New York Yan- en-game White Sox winning the San Diego Padres whipped Vic Harris led off the 10th kees 64. streak. How They the New York Mets 5-2. inning with a home run to Greg Luzinski drove in two power the San Francisco Frank Tanana extended his Dick Davis slammed his runs In a five-run, second-in- Giants to a 3-2 victory over the string of consecutive scoreless first major league grand slam ning bat-around to help the Montreal Expos. Rookie Silvio innings against Boston at homer In the sixth inning and Stand home to 422-3 before getting Gorman Thomas' three-run AMfHICAN HAGUE Phillies beat the Dodgers Martinez won his second •UT The Dodgers had scored straight major league game' last-out relief hetp from Da*: 'uiast capped •*.- Ha «eventh, . L LaRoche *-/! Ron Jackson.""1 Boilon It 17 two runs off Kaat In the first. and the Cardinals roughed tip powering Milwaukee to a 12-7 New York » JO Houston starter J.R. Richard Ken Landreaux homered to victory over Cleveland in the Detroit a n But the Phillies put the game Boltlmore v n m away with their fifth-inning with three runs In the fifth give California a 4-2 victory opener of a doubleheader. The Mllwookee a » .119 over the Red Sox. Brewers completed a sweep Cleveland J3 » .100 rally off Dodger left-hander inning for a 4-2 victory. Toronto 19 33 Ken Singleton drove in all with a M second-game victory W»T Tommy John. MU0M* » 31 Jose Cardenal opened with Heidy Cruz, one of five sub- tour runs with a two-run home as Sixto Lezcano slammed a KontOt City 37 II run, a double and a single and three-run home run, Paul California It 11 a double, and Richie Hebner stitutes in the Chicago lineup, TMM •a 24 110 IV, drilled three hits and drove In Mike Flanagan won his sev- Molltor hit a two-run shot and Minnesota It 10 .413 IV) walked. Bob Boone singled Chlcogo 19 19 home Cardenal and Morrison two runs to lead the Cubs to a enth game to lead the Balti- Sal Bando added a solo homer. 17 17 m 9 Mm IIS 14 singled to score Hebner. iM d o y ' • Bimit Te*aiv, Toronto I John later struck out Larry Oalroltt. Minnesota 4 Bowa with the bases loaded, Milwaukee 13-9. Clevelond J * Orange takes oldest title Kanws City II. Chicago 3 but Garry Maddox extended California 4, fioilon ] his hitting streak to 11 games Oakland 6. New York 4 SYRACUSE, NY. (AP) - years, and it was unexpected freshman eight-oared cham- Baltimore 4. Seattle 1 with an RBI single. Luzinski After winning one of,the oldest after the Orange crew had lost pionship for the third year in a Chlcogo (Stone 4-1) at Cleveland then singled to give the Phillies (Woiui M, mi championships In coUege ath- two preliminaries. row. Baltimore IBrlles 1-4) at California a 5-2 lead and their eventual IA0M 111. Ml letics over the weekend, Syr- Syracuse had been edged Penn had qualified a crew Boilon ILec 7-3) at Oakland laroberg winning run. acuse University's heavy- by favored California in the in each championship race, Ml. In) New York (Flgueroo 5 II a) Seattle Kaat scattered seven hits weight rowers are looking for- first day of racing and lost but had only one winner; the [Abooll I 4). (nl as the Phillies swept the three- ward to a trip to England for narrowly the second day to junior varsity eight-oared NATIONAL UUM •AST game series from the slumping the prestigous Henley Regatta. Northeastern, but its second crew which has won Its event W L Pel SI Dodgers, who have lost seven place finish in Friday's race here the last three years. Chlcogo v » Phlloaelphlo HU of their last nine games. Coach BUI Sanford said the qualified the Syracuse shell But Penn's over-aU per- Montreal It 34 3Vi Derrel Thomas and BUI victory by his eight-oared crew New York 34 39 Into the finals. formance was enough to give PlttlOorgh 31 V ' Almon drove in two runs in the IntercoUegiate Rowing Sanford changed his the Ivy League school its third St. Lault 30 33 Association championships WIST apiece in a four-run sixth to strategy for the final race by consecutive Jim Ten Eyck Me- REACHING HIGH— Washington Bullet Mitch Kupchak, 25, goes for the ball Son FronclKO 31 17 eil ease the way for Perry's proved Syracuse University morial trophy tor the best along with Seattle's Jack Sikma, front, and Wally Walker during the second Cincinnati 31 a Ml having his oarsmen start out 37 O S40 milestone victory. Perry scat- had the best heavyweight shell slowly and finish strongly after team finish by a school In the period of action In the NBA championship pipyoff game yesterday at Land- a » tered six hits, striking out five in coUege rowing. over, Md. The Bullets won to send the scries Into a seventh gome. n 37 they had faded in the earlier IRA regatta. Penn amassed a J7I and walking two before need- Sanford said Saturday's races. 2J9.8 points to Syracuse, which Phi lodelphla 9, Lot Angele 14 ing relief help in the eighth finished second In the team Son Diego s, New York 3 surprising performance In the "I was very nervous. We Chlcooo 6. Atlanta 4 i from Bob Shirley and Rollle 80-year-old Varsity Cup race took a calculated risk by not standings with 220.4 points San Froncltco 1. Montreal 3,10 Innlngt Fingers, who gained his Uth Plthtturgt. 4. Cincinnati! proved the Syracuse shell was taking a bigger lead at the Northeastern was third fol- Sf.Loul<4,Hou»lon3 save. lowed by Wisconsin and Hmitfi«»»« better than undefeated start," Sanford said. He's like Natase Houston (Lemonoello 5 SI at Chlcogo San Diego's rally In the Brown. Western Sprint Champion The favored California (Lamp IS) PARIS (AP) - With some didn't break, he pounded it In contrast to the fiery Ital- San Diego (Ravnuuen 3-tl at Mont sixth came against starter Washington, Eastern Sprint crew missed a stroke early In Rutgers won both two- 1 reollMayS-S). In) Jerry Koosman. Thomas had a oared championship races. Or- of tennis more tempestuous again and again until it did. ian, the cool, machine-like San FronclKO (Blue HI at Phllodel Champion Yale and perennial the race and never challenged, aces sitting out this year's Bjorn Borg of Sweden had lit- Ohio (Corllon HI. (nl two-run single In the rally and rowing power Harvard. None finishing last in the six-crew egon State was the only West Atlanta (Ruthven 3SI at Plflikuroh Preach Open, Italy's Corrado The French crowd whistled tle cause to show emotion as (CandetorlaM), (n) Almon's double produced two of those shells were In the field race. Syracuse led mout of the Coast crew to win a cham- its disapproval, and Barazzutti LosAnaelei IRnoden SI) at New York more runs. pionship with Its varsity four- Baraoutti has stepped Into the he humbled Italy's Paulo IBrunert 1 41, (n) of 88 crews from 23 coUeges way, pulling ahead of gun- vacuum with a few fiery Latin went on to drop the set 5-7. Bertolucci 64, 6-2, 6-1, holding Cincinnati (Seover S-4) at St.Loult Elsewhere In the National that particpated In the regatta nerup Brown in the final 500 oared shell without coxswain IFonchMMnl antics of his own. the Italian to only it points In League, Bert Blyleven com- here on Onondaga Lake. meters. Northeastern was winning. Coast Guard won the But he started to play more the 76-mlnute match. Saturday's victory was the third, followed by Penn, four-oared with coxswain Barazzuttl's latest burst of aggressively. first Varsity Cup cham- Dartmouth and California. event and Princeton won the well-articulated Italian invec- The 21-year-old Swede next four-oared championship. In the second set, an un- pionship for Syracuse in 58 Syracuse also won the tive came on center court yes- faces Roscoe Tanner of the Dooley's 'stuff fortunate French linesman terday In a. tense battle of United States, who beat Aus- called a Dominguez shot good, nerves against Prance's rising tralia's Colin Dibley 7-5,7-5, S-4 to the utter horror of Barazzut- star, Patrice Dominguez. in another third-round match ti. Sunday. Other Americans in- blanks Braves Baranutti, the 25-year-old cluded Dick Stockton, who The Italian ranted and RUMSON- BUI Dooley fired a one-hit shutout as Rumson- son of a truck driver, was lead- beat Hungarian Balazs raved, then tried to cajole the Fair Haven Regional High School blanked Manalapan, 1-0, ing In the tint set and had 2 Taroczy 44, M, J-e, 7-6, M. linesman onto the court to Saturday In a Shore Conference "B" Division Ult. pointi against the and No. 4 seed Eddie Dlbbs, show him where the ball hit Dooley, who gave up an Infield bit to the game's leadoff Frenchman's service. who downed Australian Paul and finally cooled down only hitter, blanked the Braves with nine strike outs and five walks. McNamee7-6,6-l,M,6-l. He lost both breakpoints after the referee gave him a It was his fourth win of the season. and the game, and then un- warning to get back into game. The Bulldogs got the only run they would need in the bottom leashed a fit that would have Raul Ramirez of Mexico de- of the first when Calvin Williams singled was sacrificed to made even Hie Nastase proud: Get back In Barazzutti did, feated American Brian Teach- second and driven home on Jeff Dupree's hit. He pounded his wood winning the next three sets 6-4, er 6-2, M, 6-4, and Stanlislas Vln Yuhas (5-5) was the loser for Manalapan. He fanned racket on the clay. When It 7-5, M to take the match. Birner of Czechoslovakia eight and walked four. eliminated Stan Smith of the JaekMi 4, Lakeweed 2 United States 7-6,8-2,8-4 LAKEWOOD — Glenn Edwards blasted a two-run homer in the first inning and then came on In relief to move the Jaguars In women's matches, defen- Into the semi-final round of the Ocean County Tournament. ding champion Mima Jausovec Jackson will face Brick on today at Ocean County CoUege. of the Yugoslavia passed over Edwards gave the Jaguars a quick 2-0 lead on his blast, but Australian Lesley Bowrey 6-1, the Piners tied the game up in the bottom half of the inning on 6-3, American Kathy May (wo errors. drubbed Ctech Hana Edwards went to the mound in the third and blanked Stnchonova 6-1,64, and Czech Lakewood with seven strike outs and four walks. In the mean- Regtna Marsikova eliminated time the Jaguars had picked up what proved to be the winning Mariana Simionescu of Roma- run in the second inning on John Ferraro's single. They added nia 6-1,64. an Insurance run in the seventh on a wild pitch. Chinaglia scores twice as Cosmos top Whitecaps EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - goalie Phil Parkes from 10-yards out at 9:47. Giorgio ChlnagUa, the North American Soccer Chinaglia put the Cosmos on top for good at League's leading scorer, notched his 15th and 8: 13 on a penalty shot after being dragged 16th goals of the season yesterday, leading the down by Parkes on the scramble in front of the Cosmos to a 3-2 victory.over the Vancouver net. Whitecaps. The striker beat Parkes with a 12-yard The triumph before a crowd of 44,673 was penalty shot, but referee Glanfranco MenegaU the Cosmos' 18th straight at Giants Stadium, disallowed the goal because Cosmos forward establishing a new NASL record. The Oakland Dennis Tueart was In the penalty box before Clippers held the old mark of 17 compUed the shot. Chinaglia then teed the ball up again during the 1H7-68 season. and faked Parkes to his right and the ball went IneasUytohlsleft. Vancouver opened scoring at 3:53 when John Craven's header eluded Cosmos's goaUe Santiago Formoso scored what proved to be Erol Yasln. Craven converted passes off a the winning goal at 35:33, knocking one by corner kick from Jon Sammels and Alan Hln- Parties from 18-yards after some nifty foot- QUOTE'S BOOT — The ball pops out of the glove of Los AngelesDodgers' ton. It was the first time the Cosmos traUed In work. It was the defender's first goal of the catcher Jerry Grote as the Philadelphia Phillies' Richie Hebner slides year and second of his career. through cloud of dust yesterday In a National League game at Veterans •even home games this season. Stadium In Philadelphia. Grote was charged with an error as Hebner scored MOVES ON- B|orn Borg lines up a retuYn to oppo- on the seventh Inning play that began with a ground single off the bat of rookie nent Paulo Bertolucci. Bora moved a step closer to " •••• Cnin«6^4yine game with his tint goal of Vancouver closed to within one goal when the afternoon, taking a lead pus from Derek Ponce drove a rebound of V corner kick Jim Morrison. The Phlll!:: -jMkthe game-, 9-4,to sweep the series from the gaining his third French Open title by downing his Dodgers. opponent 6-0,6-2,6-2. Vladislav Bogicevlc and beating Vancouver past Yasln. 10 TheDatfyRegiaer SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY JUNES. 1978 Bean wields hot putter to win Kemper CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Andy Bean cut Bean sent a 40-Joot putt over a ridge and into the |M7,SN for the year and 1275,581 during his three loose with live birlies and dropped a 44-foot eagle cup on the par-5, HJ yard fifth hole for an eagle on years as a pro. putt yesterday as he rolled to a five-stroke victory his way to a tn total. "But Andy said 'Don't worry about it - just get in the PM.MO Kemper Open golf tournament. Pate, who had to win M.500 within two weeks to It up on dry land and hit it in,'" Bean said, referring Forging a t-under-par U on the 7.1M-yard QuaU stay on the PGA tour, missed a M-foot birdie putt on to playing partner Andy North. Hollow Country Club course, Bean bogeyed the 17th the 18th and finished 7 strokes behind Bean. Bean parred the final hole to cheers from a hole but still easily outdistanced Hark Hayes and But Pate, whose best previous performance had portion of the estimated 88,000 spectators who Andy North, who tied for second. been a tie for 36th in a PGA secondary tour event, turned out during tournament week. Bean, whose best finish on the PGA tour this finished In a six-way tie for sixth place and won It was Bean's three consecutive birdies after the year wu second place In the Houston Open, went in ML first hole that put him on his way. to the final round at t-under-par. With three straight "I've struggled hard almost the whole year "You might say I got off tho a pretty good birdies and an eagle in his first nine holes and two since I've been out here," said the 21-year-old from start," he Joked. "I was very fortunate with what I more birdies near the end of his round, Bean Mobile, Ala. "It seemed like the harder I tried, the shot this week." grabbed the $60,000 winner's share of the purse. less it showed, but things sort of turned around for Hayes said he thought he had started off well The towering 25-year-old from Cypress me this week," added Pate, who had won only »5O0 with two birdies In the first four holes. Gardens, Fla., captured the Doral Open last year in his first year on the tour. "But I looked at the leader board and Andy for his only previous win on the PGA tour. The o-fooM, 210-pound Bean rocketed long- Defending champion Tom Welskopf suffered Bean had me four or five (strokes) and I kept range drives down the fairways, repeatedly getting wondering when he was going to quit," said Hayes three bogeys late In his round to finish nine strokes close enough to line up soft birdie putts. behind Bean. Rookie Alan Pate, who held a 1 stroke who Joined with North in winning (27,750 for their lead going into the final round, opened with a birdie His bogey on the par-S, 202-yard 17th came after second-place tie. Sunday but faltered with four bogeys and fell out of he landed In a bunker. But Bean and everybody else "Mark was watching the leader board but I was the battle. on the course knew nothing short of an earthquake playing with him (Bean)," said North. "He played Arnold Palmer, who led midway through the 72- could destroy his lead. absolutely perfect in the first eight holes. He was so hole tournament, could come no closer to Bean than . "When the shot went in the bunker, I said 'Oh, far ahead at the end that he Just played to get In," II strokes no,'" said Bean, whose earnings Sunday put him at North said. Andretti corrals second straight MADRID, Spain (AP) - team its second 1-2 sweep in erage speed of 91511 miles per Una's Carlos Reutemann third with 21, Reutemann Mario AndretU of Nazareth., two weeks. hour for the 158.72 miles. Pe- plowed into catch fences In his fourth at 22, and reigning Pa, scored his second straight Both were driving the new terson was Umed in 1:42.01.62. Ferrari, apparently when the champion Niki Lauda of Aus- Grand Prix victory yesterday, "ground effect" Lotus model "I think now I could win th accelerator stuck open. He tria fifth with 16 points. leading the Spanish Grand 79. AndretU won the Belgian world championship," said a was shaken and underwent a Depailler never was better Prix unchallenged from the race two weeks ago in the first beaming AndretU. "Our next medical checkup but a Ferrari than seventh and abandoned early laps to Increase his su- outing for the new car, with race Is at Anderstorp in Swe-spokesman said he suffered no the race, while a blown motor premacy in the world drivers' Peterson behind him there in den, and that's another track apparent Injury. put Lauda out when be was championship the older model 78. where our cars should have a lying fourth around the three- His Swedish teammate, AndretU covered the 75 laps big advantage. I could really Peterson now is second in quarter distance. Ronnie Peterson, fought of the twisting Jarama circuit get way ahead on points the world standings with 21 AndretU was taken by sur- through the field from a poor in torrid beat In 1 hour, 41 there." points to Andretti's 36. prise by the starting light and start to give the JPALotus minutes, 4706 seconds, an av- In the only accident, Argen- France's Patrick Depailler Is Britain's James Hunt went Into tfce-ir-i from the second row in his McLaren. Peterson, Yarborough alongside polesltter AndretU, said he was screened by EAGLE HIGH— Andy Bean reacts with elation after making an eagle putt on aiming at Spanish police standing too the fifth green during yesterday's final round of the Kemper Open Golf near the trackslde Tournament In Charlotte, N.C. Bean went on to win the tournament. AndretU had no trouble a third win picking off Hunt within six NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A?) laps, then won as he — Cale Yarborough is pointing pleasedllhunt held in second toward an unprecedented third for 52 laps, but the gap to An- Hurls no-hitter,but straight national stock car dretti steadily increased. Hunt driving championship now that was passed by Peterson, then DETROIT (AP) - Jack Morris took over for rookie Kemp then hit a sinking he's won the Music City 420 Jacques Lafflte of France and Morris pitched a no-hitter - Jack Baker to begin the fifth. liner to center. Ford tried to Grand National race. Lauda. The Briton made a pit but nobody noticed, not even He retired the first three make a sboetop catch but "We've been hurting be- stop for new tires on the 60th Horris. Twins before Rod Carew dropped the ball for an error, cause of tough luck," lap and dropped to sixth. The problem Is that It came, opened the sixth with a single, allowing Trammell to score. Yarborough said Saturday There had been a great over four games. the first hit off Morris in 10John Wockenfuss then singled night after winning at the five- mid-race battle among Re- home Rodriguez "Oh, I didn't pay any atten- innings. eighths mile Nashville Speed- utemann, Briton John Watson Detroit scored a run In the tion to that," said Horris, who Dan Ford singled in the way. "We hope we can win the In a Brabham Alfa, Lafflte In first when Rodriguez doubled extended his streak of hitless Hlnnesota ninth, but was championship again. It's what the Llgler-Matra, Peterson and Staub singled. relief pitching to 9 2-3 innings erased on a double play. Glenn we're after. And I've got the moving up from ninth, and Adams followed with the only best team going." Lauda. Sunday, besides getting the The Twins, who won the victory as the Detroit Tigers other hit off Morris, a home first two games of the three- The victory will be enough Reutemann and Ferrari defeated the Minnesota Twins run. Adams also homered in game series, also gave up an to propel him to the lead tor teammate Gllles VUleneuve of M the second off Baker. unearned run In the fourth. the national championship. Canada both had to pit for new Detroit scored three un- Minnesota's other two runs Staub led off with a double, The official point standings tires, dropping them down the earned runs, two in the sixth came In the fourth. Carew led took third on Thompson's fly to were to be announced today In field. inning, and put the game away off with a homer and Butch right, and scored when right- Daytona Beach, Fla. Peterson and Lafflte in the eighth on a two-run hom- Wynegar singled in a run after fielder Hosken Powell's throw Yarborough's victory is be- grabbed second and third, with er by Steve Kemp off Hacwalks to Ford and Adams. to third wu wild. lieved to be only the third time South African Jody Scheckter Scarce, the third Minnesota Kemp's homer, into the a driver lias led a Grand Na- Detroit has today off before also making a superb drive pitcher. lower deck In left, scored opening a two-game set Tues- tional race from start to finish. through the field from 10th Aurelio Rodriguez who opened The triumph, before a Free day night in Milwaukee Hln- GO MARIO- Mario Andrettl takes his JPS-Lotus over the course near "It was one of the easiest place to come home fourth, the Tiger eighth with a single Jacket Day crowd of M.575, nesota plays an exhibition at Madrid In the Spanish Grand Prix. Andrettl won his second straight titel In races I've ever run here," he ahead of Watson's ailing off Gary Serum — injected into was the sore-armed Morris' its Toledo farm club today. the formula one competition. Brabham. the lineup in the sixth after first of the year against one starter Geoff Zahn gave up loss. And it was plenty sweet. two unearned runs. Dodge goes The St. Paul, Minn , native "Anybody In the world can said a Twins scout once told hit the curve ball that Kemp Major League box scores him: "Be happy with baseball hit — anybody!" said an angry to Monroe because It got you a college Minnesota manager Gene MOkit MOW TerB educatlom, but don't be disap- Hauch. DENVILLE, NJ. (AP) - aaraM aortal situ aamai raw a»r*M pointed not to go any further." «lv.M cf S • • I Dllone cf 9 13 1 Rlchros If 4 t 2 0 Moullll cf 4 0 10 Toveroi u 5 0 0 0 Rosa M 4 0 0 0 _ 41 1 0 Coma 4000 But the game was won in Lloyd Uonroe of Upper SBIO EOwrds It 'tilO*mlrn u Illl EMOdiJo 3 12 0 at. raw a»r«bl Moreno ct 4 0 0 0 Griffey rf 4 110 IU If 3 0 10 Scalar ss 3 0 0 0 HontcUlr fired a record-equal- u n II Guerrer 11 4 0 3 I Revnlos If 10 0 0 SMndrsn It 4 10 0 Ooda rf 5 0 2 0 Gonlnr 2b 5 I 1 0 Shwwitl 2b 4 0 0 0 Morgan 3b 4 0 1 0 E vom » 4 0 11 Cromort II 4 12 Morris couldn't remember the sixth. lUM mill Newmn Ib 4 10 0 CBokir a Illl Montni Ib 10 11 Moving cf S I I 0 Mont, 3b 9 12 1 BRbr.ui ct 4 3 3 0 Foster cf 3 0 0 0 McCovy Ib 3 I I 0 Ptrei Ib 4 0 0 the scout's name, but he said Alan Trammel] opened with ling 11-under par 277 yesterday s • 1 • Rtvrng 10 0 0 0 0 Wlnlltia rf 3 I 1 0 Grieve rf 4 0 11 BBoll 3b 4 2 2 0 Cooptr Ib 3 3 2 0 Starotll Ib 3 110 Orlessn Ib 3 0 0 1 Clark rf 4 0 13 EVolnln rf 4 0 0 till Page If 3 113 Thorntn Ib 4 2 3 3 Hlllt dtl 4 2 12 Mllner It Neman cf 4 0 10 Carter c 4 0 1 the comment made him de-a single and Rodriguez bit a to win the top prize In a 175,000 nil Tenoct Ib 12 11 Sltorni c 4 0 0 0 4 0 4 3 Cncpcn ss 4 0 0 0 OMpnyrl 1000 DThomi cf 4 1 1 2 Foil M 4 0 0 0 Norton dh 4 0 11 Laicono rf 4 3 2 0 Oft c 3 00 0 0 Lorn cf 110 0 0 Harris ss 4 111 Dowson ct 4 1 1 golf tournament at Rockaway . I • I 0 Arnaa on 4 0 11 Almon Ib 4 0 12 Flynn ft 10 10 Prwlti c 4 0 2 1 Dovli If 4 1 3 S GGamer Ib 3 0 0 1 Knight 3b 10 0 1 Hill c 4 0 0 0 Porrlsn • HI termined to reach the major sacrifice. Trammel! slid safely Saancr aaf*t 1(1I t 10 I titnon t 3 0 10 Roo.il. c 10 10 Hodo/i oh 10 0 0 Grutob It 3 10 0 Yowl ai 4 111 Blyltvtr, p 3 0 0 0 Werner c 3 0 10 Knapper p 3 0 0 0 Garret! ph 1 0 I leagues. into second, beating a late River Country Club. FHartyaMa Iti!•!t • GAUndrrf lilt Ptrry p 3 0 10 Kooamn p 2 0 0 0 Veryier u 3 12 0 GThoma cf 4 I 2 3 GJOCksn p 10 0 0 Moskou p 0 0 0 0 Moflltlp 1000 Frknpr 000 1*00 Teaman rf I I I I SNrlty p 0 0 0 0 Bolsclr pn 10 0 0 JNorrlt ph I 0 0 0 CMoore c 4 0 10 Tomlln p 10 0 0 Rogers p 2 0 0 0 "I really felt anger Inside throw, and two runners were Monroe, who won the tour- 0 • 0 0 Tpuaoi 3b 1 0 0 0 Flngtrt p 0 0 0 0 DMurry p 0 0 0 0 Kulper ft 4 0 11 OoClns ph 10 10 Pool ph 10 1 on. Zahn, 5-3, got Rusty Staub nament In 1(74, overcame a Great SB I 111 Taw n t f i TIM am TtM Ullll TaM VHIM! Bolr p t 0 0 0 Knowles p 0 0 0 0 towards him." the 23-year-old iiai Tata aim SaaDlate tit til 111- I Oil lit 111-! Ktnndy ph I 0 0 0 Gorman p 111" right-hander said. and Jason Thompson to fly out. shaky start in the final round til tit Bit—4 M»Tart Itt Itl ttt-l tit 114 It X-ll Smnto p 0 0 0 0 Unstr ph 10 0 IBB III lt>-4 DP—Niw York I. LOB—Son Dltoo 6. DP-Mllwoue.ee 1. LOB—Clivekwd 4. Tetai II11 I TtM 21 1 4 I TaM Kill TtM a I < by dropping putts of 25 and 11 E-Lacey D4»-I4ew York I. LOB— New York a. 3B~MOnfonei. Wlnfltld. Milwaukee a. 7B-Vtryr.tr, Prullt, Monty MMliS) III tit ltt-4 taapraadata Itl til III I- feet to save pars and post an Haw York M. OakUnd I, 3B-Guarrero. EMOddox. Almon, Grieve. HR-Ttnoce HR-Hlilt 19), Dovlt (21, GThomos 110). eniHUM itl tit l it- i lUansil ill til til t-2 CJohnson. Pope, Armot, FStanley. MR- 161 S-Flnorn. Thornton I*). SF-Dovli. E-Modloct. DP-Son Francisco 1. even-par 72. E-Wtmer. Morgan. OP—Pittsburgh Evansville rebuilding DUont 111, HtJaOion III, Thomossn (II, IP H It || II IO LOB-San Francisco 4. Montreal 4. 28- CnomWIas 111 SB-Pooe. Dllone. IP H • III BB to I. Cincinnati I. LOB-Pltlsborgh 1, Cincin- Dawson. Cromortlt. 3B-Clark. HR- "I'm a better putter than In Ma Mesa nati 5. lB-BRoblnson 2, Griffey. Werner. Win L.H 3 3 Narrli O) 5-Whlttltld IP H R IR Bt so Parry W.4 1 M-3 6 2 2 2 S SB—Moreno. Morgan. SF-Garntr, IP H R IR BB SO 1174," Monroe said. "I may km Yam SNrley 1-300000 Drlessen. I M 0 0 0 0 1 basketball program have played better four yean (XaMfl 13 13 111 Flngert / 4 4 I I IP H >(«UIO Easfwkk L.3I 4 1-3 3 1 3 1 3New Tart cm I 1-3 S 3 1 1 4 RSItlnW.il 43*1 a Blylevtn w.4 s 4 3 I 1 2 i W.S 1 1 M I 0 t 0 2 ago, but I wu not as good on Lyle 11-13 1 I II Koosmon L.2-I I 5 5 a DMurroy McClurt 13 0 GJocUon 3 I 0 0 I 1 EVANSVILLE, IND. (AP) game series with the Univer- the greens." Cloy 13 3 3 0 0 I 1 WP-CoWwell.T-3:15. Rogers I ' 4 I 1 3 1 13 0 0 0 0 0 tSave— Fingers (13). WP-Koosmon. T — Trips to Florida and Hawaii sity of Hawaii is scheduled for Known* U I 0 0 0 0 The five-stroke lead - ]:n. A-13.II). SICOMOOAMI Gorman L.0-3 13-331100 highlight a It-game 1978-79 Feb. 23-14. 2 2 3 4 2 1 4 1 Monroe grabbed during an 18- Later W.l-1 41-3 S 2 1 1 I -2:3*. A-31,273. basketball schedule for the Walters was named to re- too 2 I 0 0 I 1 _r»M Sarmlenlo I 0 0 0 0 0 hole morning round never was Powtll rf 4 10 0 Tromml as 4 1 1 0 BrkM a»MM Sovt-GJOCkson (21. T-2:3S. A- tl. Leafs Sove-Soao <»> T-2:». A-lt.m Dodarf University of Evansville, place Bob Watson, who per- Sntollev ss 4 0 0 0 AROrgi 3b 3 3 3 0 113 0 Molllor SI 9 13 3 DJM aarhM aarkW challenged seriously. Satur- Monnngct Cort* Ib 3 13 1 Skwo dh 3 13 1 4 0 1 0 Money Ib 9 0 10 Brock If 4 2 0 1 Pvhl cf S 0 I 0 which will be trying to rebuild ished In the crash, last Febru- BBell Jo day's play wu washed out by Ford cl 3 110 JThmpt Ib 4 0 0 0 0 11 Bondo Ib 4 3 11 Tmplfn as 4 0 0 0 Seaton ss 3 0 0 0 aou. Thorntn Ib its program from a devas- ary. He decided to recruit CuUxag 3b 3 0 0 0 Ktmp If 4 112 110 Hlslt dtl 4 13 0 akrbM aarkM Hndrck ct 4 0 11 Brgmn ph 0 0 0 0 Burlesn ss 4 10 0 Londrex 4 111 Hortondr, thundershowers. Adorns dh 3 3 2 2 Wocknfs rl 3 0 3 1 10 0 Lelcono li 3 113 Morlow cf 3 10 0 JCrui 3D 4 0 0 0 Simmons c 2 0 2 I RMtigr is 0 0 0 0 tating aircraft crash last De- players who could immediate- Lynn cl 3 0 0 0 Grlch 22bb 4 13 1 CON If 0 10 Dovls rf 10 0 0 Wynegor c 3 0 I 1 Corcorn rf 10 10 Smith K 5 0 0 0 Rtynktl ss 4 0 I 0 KHrmu Ib 4 0 0 0 AUu ph 0 0 0 Sneaking into second at a Rica II 4 110 BBoitockk cf 4 0 1 0 JNorrli It Chilti If 3 0 0 0 Parrlsh c 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wohltrd If 13 10 EMorry Ib 3 3 10 Roberts rf 3 0 0 0 Moroles rf 4 0 0 0 Cobell 3b 0 0 1 cember that claimed the lives ly help the school be com- rstrim Ib 3 0 11 Rudl If 2 0 t 0 Blanks 2b 0 11 GThoms cl 11 0 0 Skigtetn rf 4 I 3 4 stonton «l 4 0 I 0 282 with a closing 68 wu Rick risk t 4 II I I Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 Wlllong 3b 3 0 0 0 MStonly cf 3 0 0 0 Raltl K 4 0 0 0 JCrui rf 0 0 0 of the entire team and its head petitive in Division 1. The Whlfokrlfi 3000 Cogtph 0 0 0 Sakoto 3b 4 13 1 LOOM rt 0 0 0 0 Rujons cf 4 0 10 Ptlllllps 3b 4 1 I 0 Watson Ib 0 10 Evans rf 4 0 00 RJcksn Ib 313 3 Veryier ss 0 0 0 BM LAtoy dh 4 0 0 0 WSIt In 3D 4 0 10 Whltfleld of The Creek Club In 10 0 0 SMartlm p 3 I I 0 Walling II 13 0 coach. school moved Into Division 1 Ballty an Lontfrd 1 Illl TtM > 4 I < TaM Xtl Kulper 2b Kelly II 3 0 0 0 BacMe If 4 0 0 0 tit tOO 00 1— 4 Shulti p 10 0 0 Howe 2b 0 10 Locust Valley, N.Y. Scott ph 10 0 0 Downing c 3 0 0 0 Hossey c 111 DaCncs Ib 4 0 10 Brnhrdt Ib' 3 0 3 0 last season, but played only Itl III III-1 Oouer 3b 0 0 0 0 Plummr c 3 111 Baldwin c 4111 Dick Walters, the school's Hobson ID 10 0 0 Mullnkl n '111 vim TaM it f ii ? Richard p 3 13 0 Playoffs were necessary to Dufty* 10 10 E—Powell, Ford. DP-Mlnnesolo 1. tit Itl tOt- 0 Dempsy c 4 110 new coach, has recruited 1] four games before the crash TTaMM 111 41l TtM »llll Detroit 2. LOB-Mlnnesota 3. Detroit 4. 3B Gorclo si 4 0 3 0 Gomolt ph 1 0 0 0 determine third and fifth SIB Itl III— t Bekmgr u 0 0 0 0 TtM M 4 I I TtM a 11 I players for his first season. ended the season. IHM tit tit til- I -ARodrtgoei. Corcoran. HK-Adams 2 E-Monnlng, Wonltoro. Sokofo DP- H. Laats Itt III tlt-4 places. Hal Galletta, Jr. of CauttnMa III Itl I I 1-I (SI, Core* (SI. Kemp 131 S-Cutoboge. Mllwoukee 1. LOB-ctevthmd t. Mllwou TaM 3) 4 11 TaM Bill The roster includes three E-Hobsan. Mulllnlkt 3. OP-Colllor Ford. ARoorlgoei, Stoub u tit Itt i at- I Me 5. IB-Thornton, Hlslt. BBell. Sokolo taHHain III III llt-4 E-SMortlnei, Cobtll DP-Houston Other recruits Walters has Glencove, N.Y. blrdled the nlo 3. LOB-Boston 4, California 11. 3B- IP H IIIIIVD HR—Leicono (10), Hossey (31, Bondo 0), liaffli IBt ttt I I a- I I. LOB-SI. Louis 5, Houston f. 28-Woll transfers from the University Mulllnlks. Rice. HR-ROJOCkson (3). Molllor (4). SB-Molltor 3, Dode, signed include t-t Barry West- first extra hole from eight feet Londrtoun III. JB-Lonareou>, Umtford E—Hortow. DP-Balllmore I. LOB— too. Hondrlck. Puhl. SB-Brock. S«O ruling made because of the Missouri Baptist, and «-7 Scott BattM 110 0 0 0 0 IP H • IR BB |O finished at 283. lanky L.H ) 3 3 It I 4 I 1 Hood L.3-3 1 1-3 10 4 i I SMortlru W.J-0 IH? Illl Anderson, a transfer from BtjpntM a 1-1 • t B I t special circumstances at Bakeer 4 13 3 4 3Fllimorrls ? 33 S 3 I I I Flanagan W,; 4 f 7 1114 Shulll 3 1-310001 Evansville. Kansas. A 285 deadlock was broken Tanan."S.|.3 111 4 3 0 3 > ^'A-^. ' ' ' ' ' rravan W.l 1 13-3 10 4 3 0 3 111 » 4 4 4 Richard L*e « I 4 I 1 II when Jim Wright of Fenway, LoRothe 13 0 0 0 0 1 Cotlra 3 13 0 0 0 0 1 IO 0 0 0 0 Save-Jhwii 13). WP-Rlchord II- The transfers from Iowa Walters convinced two of Sove-LoRocfle (7). WP-Tonono. T- Sove-Cdttre (1). WP —Hood. T-3.33. A-4JO). I 2:14. A-I0.2H. N.Y. parred the first extra 3:3t. A-ia.ftl. Fltimorrlt. T-!:30. A-»,«o. are t-foot-9tt Larry Olsthoom, his top players at DuPage Col- krkM Taaat TereMe bole to overcome Gene Borek Royster 2b 3 0 1 0 Dtjesut ss 3 1 1 1 KaaaosClty abrbH akrkM M Scott Kelley and J-5 Jim lege of Illinois, (-2 Randy Camp p 0 0 0 0 Cllnei rf 4 13 1 Ut . IrtM aartbl of Sunnlngdale, N.Y. who tarhM a»mbl 3 0 0 aar»M ab r k tl Boslty rt 4 111 Poll k si 4 0 0 0 Horroh 3b 2 3 10 Bosettl ct 9 13 1 Hallstrom. Okreteslk and «-7ty Steve all 10 0 0 Bllttntr Ib 3 0 0 1 Horgrv Ib 4 13 2 Bailor rl 9 0 10 bogied from a sandtrap. Horroh 3b 3 1 1 0 BostHI cl 9 1 3 I Skok p 0 0 0 ' 0 Klngmn If 3 10 0 North cf 4 2 10 JMortln rf 4 3 3 0 AMoortJb 4 0 11 McRot dh 5 1 1 1 Long, to follow him here. He Horgrv Ib 13 2 2 Bollor rf 9 0 10 Beoll Ib 1110 10 0 0 Russell IS 4 110 Bowo a> 4 111 Lemon cf 3 0 10 OBreH 3b 4 3 3 1 Wills 2b 3 3 10 Howall Ib 9 0 10 Evansvllle's first game Grots If AOIIver tt 9 0 3 4 Carry dti 4 10 0 All six of the top finishers Wlllift 32 10 Howelllb 90 10 Office cf 4101 Trlllolb 4000 RSmlth rf 4 0 0 1 GModa cf 4 11 1000 Onset 3100 since the Dec. 11 plane crash also recruited 6-4 Darnell AOllvtr If 9 0 2 4 Carry dh 4 I t t •urrghs It 4 I 1 0 4 13 3 Cey 3b 10 10 Lmlnakl II SOI LJhnsnlb 4 0 0 0 Cowers rf 3 3 I 3 Bonds dh 4 0 0 0 Moybry Ib 9 13 2 were awarded a new Dodge HCrul Jb 7.1s* rf 3 111 Upshaw II 3 110 Bandidh 4 000 Moybry Ib 9111Goslontf 0000 Wolllscf 3 100 Gorvey Ib 4 0 11 Cordenl Ib 3 I I 4 0 10 [dob II 10 0 0 shortly after the chartered HcGhee from Wabash VaUey ;Isk rl Illl Upshaw It lilt Mttnws rf 4 111 I DBoktr If 4 0 0 0 Htfcner 3b 3 3 0 Orto» 3 0 0 0 POQU.HI rl 3 1 1 1 BThmps rt 0 0 0 0 McKay 2b 4 111 car by the tournament spon- C0» c >~I 3 I 1 Benloui ct 4 I I 2 Ctrone c 4 0 3 1 Junior College. BThmps rf 0 0 0 0 McKay 81 4 111 Nokn c 4 111 RRetchl p 10 0 0 Locylb 4 120 Boone c 4 I 1 Sdrtilm dh 3 I I 0 Wilson It 13 11 DC-8 left the ground at Dress sor. Monroe also received a Banloiil cf 4 112 Ctrone c 4 0 3 1 Cnonty st 40 10 Grole c 4 0 11 Morrlan 2b 4 1 3 Pryor H 3 0 0 0 Wottion Ib 4 111 JElllic 10 00 Gomai SS I ttt Regional Airport here will be JEHU c 10 0 0 Gomel n 1110 JMoid. » 4 0 0 I John p 0 0 0 0 Horrltn ft 0 0 o Porter c S I S I Moson n 3 0 1 t Huttan ph 1 t 0 0 High school seniors who (5,300 check. Mason u 10 11 Mutton ph I 11 t MMohlr P 1000 Hough p 3 0 0 0 Hoot p 4 0 0 0 FVrhltt 3b 5 13 1 TUhnsn u Illl at Southern Illinois University have Joined Walters include TIJhnan ss 0 0 t 0 Commel p 0 I 0 0 Motaph 10 0 0 a 11 I TaM a IIIIII TtM »lll TtM » > 13 I Toting the winner's bag TtM a t » » TaM it I II I Glrbrmlb 3 000 Castillo p 0 0 0 0 Tarn 311 Itl 111-1on Nov. ES. Eddie Lane, a «-5 Illinois Ytager ph 10 0 0 111 III lit- I TaraaM III til llt-l wu his 14-year-old son, Bobby. Taaas lit Itl ltt-« TaM tl 111 TaM » 0 1 4 KaaaatCRy III III I I I-ll Ttnata III III ttt-l lit III llt-t TaM II 4 7 II TtM Mllll t-Paiek. Natwrdny. DP-Konsas e-Moson. DP-Toronto 1. LOt- The team's home opener Is standout from Eldorado. Lane "I map the course myself, S-Mason DP-Toronto I LOB- 111 Itl til-I Lit Allllll Itl Itt 111-4 City I. LOB-CMcago 4. Konsos City I. IB Ttnol 9. Toronto t. Iw—Hargrove, Nov. a against DePaul, a wu a former teammate of so what I look for Is a guy who Tenas >, Tororrlo t 2»-Hororove, Oliver, F.-JMooao», DaJetua. OP-CMcogo PtaUlllUll lit 111 Ili-I — Soderholm. Cowans, Porter, GBrttf. AOIIver. Zlsk, Horroh, BoseHI 3. 3B- III*. Horroh. Bosettl 2. IB-McKar-HR- 1 LOB-Altonfo 5, Chlcogo S. 3B-HCrul E-Marrlson 3. Hebner. dole. Dp- Wilson, M-Perfer I, GBreft, Reawette. McKoy. HR-Bo»etll (31, Moyberry (lt>. school ranked among the na- Hike Duff, one of the victims is on my team," said Monroe, t Can. Mafllitwl. Nolan. HH-Motmows PMIaallpMo I. LOI-LOl Angeles S, Phil Bosefll 131. Marberry (101. Btnhtoei 13) Cowans. U-Otls 3, Wilton. 5- Potek SF Bonkwel 13). U-Morrati. S-Bonds, Ma- SB-llarrah. S—Bonds, Motor.. - (71. S-RReoacfwl 1. IP-wllttntr. odtlpfilo 7. it-Cardanol. North. Bowo, —Cowans, Wotlton. tion's leaders at the end of the of the tragic crash. otplalnlng his choice of cad- IP H it an BB to Grofe. IB-jMonln, Locy. SB— North, IP H R IR BB >O IP M R BR BB JO IP H 8 f* BB IO Buuall. J«Aorlln SF-Sowo. 1177-78 season. Indiana State, Other recruits are 8-5 Brad die. "And I sure had that." DEIIII W^-3 t . • 5 S 1 .1 H it a* it to ! 1 ] 4 4 4,1 1 featuring AllAmertcan Larry Leaf from Lawrence North, (-5 Honroe travels to Schoaler 12 1,4 1 1 0 tCorner 1 ' t • 0 I •-" .. j;JohnL.7 1 13345)33' LuOrow M J I 1 I 0Taraatap t 0 0 0 0Bird, will visit Dec. J. Theren Bullock from Blue Is- Stanwlch, Conn, Tuesday to Hougjl 4 13 3 I I I 4Torreolbo 133 3 1 1 1 0Lttiaicri* L.l» I 4 4 3 1 Cottlllo ! 13 3 11Kaaeatcrry •Moore 1 Illl The Purple Aces will play land, 111., 8-7 Tim Tewkesbury, compete in the Northeast Sec- ptmniniit SfXItterft W.7-4 7 4 10 10Cokmon ' I 3 111at Stetson In Florida, Jan. 4 Wheat™, HI., and i-1 guard tional qualifying roiinjLforth e KoatW.14 > 14 113Bin) 110 0 0 1Willis 1 PB-JEIIIl. T- I * U.S. Open. P»_Jtlllt.T-3:22.A T-]:IO A—43.0U. T-Ml.A-llM. M ' 'and at Biscayne, Jan. 6. A two- Eric Harris, Washington, N.C. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. JUNE 5.1978 The Dtfly Register 11 Big catch indicates good fishing season Fishermen it the Long Branch Pltr were catching nuke could not drift properly mouth Beach Piasecki said another angler weighed a five- steadily ill day long yesterday, the belt day of the aeason so Frank Mlcalixtl of Frank's Boats, Atlantic Highlands, pound fluke which he caught in Sandy Hook Bay. far according to manager Matty Sowul. said both day* of the weekend were poor for him, but TROUT RISING It may turn out to be a very good season, and then It Saturday was the better day. He had a number of parties out Register OUTDOOR WORLD editor William F Sandford might not. It will be remembered that last year we had a fine and a number of them had good to fair catches of fluke. High found excellent dry fly fishing for trout on Big Flatbrook on very early run of fluke along the mid-Jersey beaches but It boat had about JO, be said. He said the wind was much too HENRY his tint trip of the season on Friday. Baled out and fishing for most of the summer was poor with strong tor good drifting yesterday and only a few boats got His first six fish were browns and the rest were all the exception of the Manasquan River which seemed to out. rainbows. Most were taken on a Light Cahill but a brown of contain most of the fish population of the entire North Jersey Ed Swikart of Pauels Boats, Rumson, said he has yet to SCHAEFER about 15 Inches took a Muddler Minnow floating right on top. Store. / see the first fluke taken from the Naveslnk River this season. Sandford released all of the fish that took his flies. The /season so far has been a strange one' muted by Some blueftsh were taken in the river and also a few He had the stream practically all to himself Most sharp reverses i tried fluke fishing for the first time this weakfish but no fluke. fishermen give up on trout after the Memorial Day weekend season last Wednesday, working Shirk River channels, and Paul Ifacaluso of Long Branch weighed a 28-pound in the belief that the fish that had been released at weekly In the space of two hours caught just one sundial. On Friday striped bass at Gigllo's bait and tackle shop, Sea Bright, Ray Portowskl of Atco brought an 18-pound striped bass intervals before then have all been caught. Mrs. Schaefer and I cleared Shark River Inlet at »:15 and Saturday. Joe Milano weighed a 22-pounder and Rich Mans- back to Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, yesterday. It was taken However, Big Flatbrook holds trout all summer long and came back a U: N with 17 fluke In the basket, gain at field a II pounder. Armand GlgUo reported the three stripers at the Rumaon-Sea Bright bridge. Abe Kaufman of Perth so does Its tributary, Little Flatbrook which is unique among The fish were taken just off the Inlet on the last stages of Amboy caught a It-pound striper and reported his buddy lost New Jersey streams in that it has a population of wild brown the outgoing tide. A few of the fish were small but we had at taken on living mossbunkers. one better than M pounds. trout. least a half doxen weighing two to two-and-a-half pounds. In George Chandler of Fair Haven Is leading in the monthly Fly fishing only regulations are in effect on the Flat- on this fishing were two party boats and about 20 private contest at the shop with the 30-pound two-ounce striper he Nick Arcaro of LambertvlUe caught an eight-pound brook-Roy portion of the stream and the Blewett Tract is a boats. caught on Friday. striper at the Rumson-Sea Bright bridge on Saturday. no kill area. However, many fly fishermen release all of their All were busy hauling fish Richard Jellison of Clark caught a 15-pound striped bass Louise Fossanl of Capt. Charlie's bait and tackle shop, fish anyhow. I The story was different on Saturday morning when we at Monmouth Beach on a mossbunker yesterday. Port Monmouth, reported blueftsh taken in large numbers in fished In the same area for an hour, caught nothing, and went The fish was weighed at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic Raritan Bay from off KeyFort to Leonardo. Tom Sobka Locally, the Manasquan River has seen few anglers since home. The fleet off the inlet was thrice the size of the day Highlands. weighed a l»l the Memorial Day weekend even though this stream too before but we saw only three fish taken. The obvious reason Dan Summbell of Lincoln Park caught a five-pound sea 2-pound striped bass at the Tackle Box, Hazlet, contains trout through the summer. Because of the dense for the poor fishing was the poor conditions. The southeast bass on the party boat Happy out of Atlantic Highlands on SAturday. According to the store's Doug cover, numerous springs and cold tributaries also spring fed, wind was obliquely opposed to the tide and the boats simply Friday. Plaseckl he caught the fish on a live herring off Mon- the main river never warms too much for trout to survive. Trishool lends 'foreign9 air OCEANPORT - The well despite leg problems." Trishool Stable of super tanker "My good grass horse, magnate Ravi Tikkoo and the Hunza Dancer, a. winner at prescence of former champion three and four In England and jockey Arthur E. 'Scobey' France, won nearly #250,000 ln> Breasley has lent an Interna- the UnltMTWes last year, but tional air to the current Mon- has now been retired. A son ot mouth Park racing season. Hawaii, he won the Bowling Breasley, who retired from Green, American Handicap the saddle a decade ago after and Sunset Handicaps last sea- leading the English Standings son against the best grass on four occasions, also rode horses in America." with marked success In "Hunza Dancer won lour FRance and Australia before races last year. I stopped on making the transition from him to freshen the horse and rider to trainer. he had a hard time regaining "I have 18 bones here and his best form. Japanese In- another II at Laurel for Mr. terests made a substantial of- Tikkoo" the wiry, usually smil- fer for Hunza Dancer and he ing former crack rider noted went to stud In Japan this on the south side of barn 19 spring." after training hours on a re- BOWLING FINALISTS - These young bowlers earned a berth In the finals ot cent morning. Breasley, who speaks In a the Brunswick District by winning In the county roll-off at Monmouth Lanes. "The best horse In the barn clipped British accent, has Sponsored by the Long Branch Recreation Department, the keglers are, top now is Indus Warrior, who* won been associated with good row, Paul Grimm, Jimmy Ramen and Scott Ramen. Bottom row, Debbie the Sunrise Handicap in a dead horses during a lifetime on the Brooks, Tommy Cunningham, Felicia Gosklns and Cindy Brooks. Spencer heat at Atlantic City last sum- turf In countries around the Gosklns also qualified. mer. He has raced extremley work). "The best horses I rode were Ballymoss, winner of the RattHarilillniili Pr1x.de L'Arc de Triomphe at TOP ATHLETES — Peter Bennett (left) and Eve Thompson won the top Longchamps In France, the athlete awards at the Red Bank Regional High school sports Banquet. Coronation Cup and King Anthony Scoppetuolo (right), president of the school's Booster Club gave the Monmouth Park Today George and Queen Elizabeth awards. Bennett, a football star will attend Colgate; Thompson, an all-year Stakes at Ascot in England; track performer, will go to Princeton. Santa Claus, who won the w - vim. i M u., M*. .- mm Sir Timothy (IISI No rider Flying Holiday (loll Flooaroo, Round (1101 Borrero..., Show and Go (110) Nomrll Omar Bunny lilt) Adomi Choud Vent Lynda 11001 Atellana... Epsom Derby and Reformed, Solemn (114) Sotomana 15-1 Puth to Poverty (US) Thomas OarlUPIIUIKupfar 4 1 winner of the Champion Block i Beoch (111) Mocteth 10 I Bid! Lad (ID) Mlnarvlnl Scotch Btoth (114) Solomon*.... II to- •lU0t;lYt»YtUp -F I. M J Ah. tjllay Hldge (114) No rider IS I Boellluo lilt) Uvayomo PoadactPauM 1114) Parrot 10-1 I Par (Tort) Stakes. They were all outstan- Colts Neck still prefect Mentor Bant dill Midi II Sht't Psychic (110) Thamai MoryElloB. (115) KlkUM .. 1-14-1 Cent Anny (114) Wllion Optimum 11141 MtCoirtey II Mel Super (110) Klldilo North Blond* (1141 Hlvtro Mtu Speculating (IK) Norldtr.. ding Individuals. Break the Mold 1114) Iho™. 10-1 Tundra Fo« (1711 Wtlptrt WlltallU) Norldtr COLTS NECK- Unbeaten three RBIs. Bob Wooley had a three-run Mr. Fuel (1141 BrumlleW .- M Diamonds Spa,>» IIHI DINIcoM Feorle*!Corol (114) Norldtr li.'t Tikkoo, a native of Kasimlr, Colts Neck continued heavy Nick Florillo was the win- homer und winning pitcher Mr Protocol 1114) Adomi w-l Orotam (121) Sierra Hydt Mlu (1141 No rMtr. SlmpM English (III) No rider FrybyHoiarilimiBrumflald 4-1 Bridge ol Dlamondt 1110) Gomel.. Stml Cltml (107) Kupttr 9 Sweet Little Lody (111) Ptrrel India, is an international busi- bitting In the Jersey Shore nlng pitcher with a three-hit- Ralph Miller scattered four, ty .Dorliini) Lloyd IH IV Jtrew Bounci (lit) Kupltr 1 Mum My Mouth 1107) Gollo.... I D. J. Data (114) Attaint. MIHtatWI (110) Handerson Hypslpyle (MMI Atmuuan «• PorodlM Morntt (114) MocBtth.. nessman with offices in New Summer Baseball League, ter. One of the hits was a three- hits as Colls Neck topped Long Trim the Soil (114) Nemetl BM-BMM.'«Tat Ut -'-B Mi CMlt; I Rock Soil (1151 MocBtth Seltrlmo (»7) Kupttr 7- York, Hong Kong and winning three games over the run homer by John Dolan Branch In Saturday's game. MaitVoi. Intrepid Courier (IIS) Whltley Look For Llw IDS) Solomon* 3 Powder Putt Doruy (111) Ptrttl 4-1 Remember Joe (II!) Mkoll 11 Dutfy'i In Town 110*) Klldilo 4. ft* - tuttl I Vt 4 Upl 4 Tm. elsewhere who has raced a weekend. Colts Neck leads the Decidedly Roman (IIS) No rider IS-I Round Chomp (117) Gomai It- Gay Boo lion Kupftr , „ fashionable stable in England North Division of the league Royal Feature (US) McCoultv 15 1 • ak - BUBIl 1 Vtl OPJt-l t Km. Fit and Strong (lot) Klldila Dlioco (IIS) Kupttr > Art Lover (1171 Nltd M. m - tJJta, 1Y. t, UP P. • M ; Allw ; Northern John (till MoralM and France in recent years with a 5-0 mark Berry Botkef (IO7| Awmmen II Freedom Bell (11*1 OINIcolo 4- M jTprt) Coed pre» (Ill) Thomat Cm AM> (1011 Oallo _ Proudn Sony (Hi) Inlelluno 11-1 Motokl 1109) Klldilo t Gomt On 1111) No rldar prior to switching his opera- Colts Neck took a Jiffy Jim (105) Floueroo it Some OM lime 11111 Kupter 52 RaMd March lilt) MocSeth It Dlitanl Momorlti HID Borrtro tion to the United States In doubleheader from Wall, 16-7 Mill Stream Outtn (IISI Inlelliono IM School Bin (lit) Contsso I! Motto l Baby (HOI Mlctll ft Bravo Johnny (111) Rrumfltld Alluring Mlu IW2) Kupltr 1 BMW& MortTI Borbl (US) MocBtth 4-1 Covy Cakn IW)) Kupttr Notlvt Tudor (10Y) MocBtth 1177. and 11-7, yesterday and Homing IIWI Loncl 10 I Poppa Shorty (11*1 BrumtltW. * Wotmoo BOY IIWI Nararetri.: S-: what A Ring (117) McCaulty MuUcol Wander UK) Mac Beth 10 Mtdla Blues (1001 Arellono o- Ardltntt (lit) Mocltth "Taxes have taken a heavy downed Long Branch 9-3, Sat- Irt) - BMttJ 1 Yt « Ut-t)at. NJ tredi; Worthy Poll. (1101 Ollohouisoye, n. Hold Bold (111) Artllono toll on English racing In recent urday. M*a.l 4 Mr. nt) - «MO»; 4 rt B up-* B M.; CM*. i Golloly (III) Edwordl i- Sttmi Oil) No rldtr Jtrsty Doncer (1101 IM 11 Swing On a Star (111) Pom! 7-: Good Plcturt (lot) Tanner years and we moved the opera- Rick Derechallo slammed Forest Millar IIIII Brumtltld 10-1 Eleven Thrlllt IIIII Nltd 1-1 tion to the United States to Chevrolet two home runs, added two sin- SELECTIONS 'take advantage of the many gles and batted In six runs for HORSES TO WATCH opportunities to race. Mr. Tik- BY REGGIE STER •Y REGGIE STER Colts Neck In the first game koo is buying expensive, well- yesterday, while Don Jacoby - Mr. Fael, Fly By Haxard, OpUaan Sales - Service •y Kefly-tralM - Gaflasy, Cavy Cakes, Walmea Bay -TriasThe Sail, Sweet Little Lady, Wllca fame as designer and builder from Steve Domeraskl. 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Obtain the - Jesse Saa, Tetaaletua fat Dtgaa Haaever from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week New Jersey public report and broker's release from the reg- I* - Mate*"- > « «-*»M Ow, Hey Drydea istered New Jersey broker and read it before, signing 56&4O0O anything. NJA-36-OCC AD 1M9S(a) BK8T1ET: Sky Wrtter (ftt) WE A** ' CLAIM CENTER Costanza's fairytale post in question abortion policy And she has been roundly considered gutsy by WASHINGTON (AP) - Once upon t time, an obscure has lost clout In the White House and has been restricted to However, others said that even after her duties and staff politician train upstate New York, the daughter of a Sicilian "women's Issues." were stripped, Ms. Costanza did not take her case to Carter until being the first of his top aides to call for the resignation of ••usage maker, was named assistant to the President of the The move comes at a crucial time for the women's rights Informed she would be moving. After she argued that the public Carter's budget director. Bert Lance. United SUtes. movement. The Equal Rights Amendment has only nine months might conclude that he was putting women's issues aside, Mastering key issues Her name was Margaret Costanza, known to most everyone to be ratified and a blueprint for action on many Issues adopted Carter agreed to let her keep a small office in the White House as Midge by the National Women's Conference In Houston last fall awaits But her six suffers have been detailed to the Labor Department But many who have worked with her add that she lacks the She worked long hours and spoke her mind freely. Seven- implementation. where they are considered 00-to-M day consultants. ability to translate her enthusiasm into action and that she Men months later, she was bumped from a prestigious office "The perception is that the president is downgrading a Many agreed that Ms. Costanza's forte has been show-and- hasn't mastered the substance of some of the key Issues she tut door to the president to a cubicle In the White House strong commitment to the equality and advancement of wom- tell: giving Informal White House tours, delighting campus deals with. basement Her title and IM.OOO-ayear salary remained intact en," said Mildred Jeffrey, head of the National Women's audiences and press club crowds with "inside" White House "I don't think she is sensitive to political reality.' said Rep. But her Immediate staff was stripped to one secretary, and her Political Caucus. stories, pleasing liberals by publicly criticising Carter's antl- Cleta Deatherage. a Democratic state legislator from Oklaho- duties, which once Included a myriad of special interest and Ms. Costanza herself argues that by letting her keep an ma. "She doesn't know enough about where we are in the minority groups, were limited to women's Issues. office In the White House, however small, Carter is making It women's movement and the ERA." The tale, put together from interviews with other top dear that he is not putting women's Issues aside. A former member of the International Women's Year presidential aides, assistants, former and current staffers, Commission put tt this way: "She doesn't know the Issues and constituents and Ms. Costanta herself, Is one of a president and 'Midge I need you' has chosen some of the wrong things to speak out about and let some of the important economic issues go by." chief aide who find It almost impossible to fire someone; of a "The president told me, 'Midge, I need you,'" Ms. Costanza senior advisor who is viewed by many as loyal but politically said. "He assured me my access will be the same as It's always There are two sides to Ms. Costanza, who was vice mayor of Ineffective; and of a woman, who for reasons both political and been." Rochester, NY, before being plucked from virtual obscurity to become one of six top presidential aides There's the Ir- personal, refuses to quit. However, aides say she has rarely used what access she repressible Midge: witty. Irreverent, wisecracking, street- Us. Costanza defends her performance, denies she is being has, and that she doesn't have the political sophistication or smart and frequently profane. demoted and says the president has never criticized her work - personal security to know when it's important enough to ask to and that It's his judgment that matters. see Carter. And there is the other Midge: sometimes abusive to under- Yet, top suffers say she has ignored repeated signals to quit "It takes guts to walk In and say, 'I need five minutes of lings, disorganized, conststanlly late for appointments. and that In her new job as head of a women's task force, she is your valuable time,'" concedes one staffer. "With Midge, there Most agree she has succeeded in opening the White House being given one last chance. Is a sense of insecurity." door to dozens of groups who previously felt Ignored. Several of Ms. Costanza's associates say also she usually "She Is a good public advocate for the president," says Why not fired? skipped the weekly senior staff meetings where problems of the Jordan, Carter's top aide and political strategist. "And she's Why haven't they fired her? day are discussed. She sent an aide instead. good on women's Issues. She's good dealing with groups that "That's one of Jimmy's problems," said a close Carter ally. The result, aides say. Is that she became Increasingly feel alienated and have no place to go. No one else would meet "He's always gotten boxed In this way, even when he was Isolated from the flow of White House information, that she with them or care about them as much as Midge does." governor." sometimes didn't know when key decisions had been made until For that, the president is grateful. And because she sup- Some White House staffers say Ms Costanza would have Carter announced them publicly. ported Carter early in his presidential campaign, because she been fired had the administration not feared a backlash from Last March, minutes before Carter addressed women's helped him in the North, the East and with the liberal and ethnic women's groups. Others insist that Carter Is being com- leaders at a White House ceremony, Ms. Costanza told reporters groups he needed, Carter is loyal to her. Aides say she irritates passionate by finding another place for her in his adminis- the president had not yet decided whether to create a high level him at times, but be likes her. tration. task force on women. Five minutes later, Carter announced he Because Carter Is known to be angered when White House "If she were a banker, a lawyer, a doctor or some other had. staffers discuss each other publlcally, many of those In- professional with a career to fall back on, we may have let her A source familiar with both Ms. Costanza and Hamilton terviewed Insisted they remain anonymous. And others refused go back to private life," one key aide said. Jordan, Carter's unofficial chief of staff, said Carter's chief aide to discuss Ms. Costanza because they see her dilemma as a Both women's movement activists who support Ms. Cos- gave Ms. Costanza repeated signals to quit tragic human problem that has been unfolding for months. tanza, and those who don't, share a common resentment: she "She told people in the White House that if they limited her Friends say behind the brash exterior, Ms. Costanza holds to women's issues, she'd quit," the source said. "So they limited on because she feels that If she*lost her White House prestige, her to women's issues. She told people that if they moved her people would drop her. »# office,- slre'd quit. So l\,if nwed her*»mct. She said If th*> "I feel very sorry for her," said one top aide. "She's in an nu.sd her to the EOB, she'd quit. 8o Hamilton said she'd be awkward situation. There she Is, trapped In a job with a big title moving to the EOB." and with decreasing-access to power. H you are seen as losing Jordan denies this. "We didn't try to send her signals," he power, people move away from you quickly. It's the Washington said. "There was never any talk of how to get rid of Midge. I syndrome. Nobody gives a hand on the way down. It's a personal drama, a personal anguish for her." 12 SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 didn't want her to quit, and the president didn't." Midge Costanza Teen regrets meanness to Mom

Dear Ann Landers: WhUe moms to know how their i out. I'D. sign this - No Cynic, sure." A reader then wrote I'm writing this letter I'm daughters really feel. — Off Just Realistic and suggested "the perfect ex- crying my eyes out. Mom and I My Chest In Dearborn, Mich. Dear Aaa Laaaers: Settle ample." His illustration: Just had a hellish argument. I Dear Dear: Mere's your ANN LANDERS aa argaawat, please. I eaa't "Princess Grace... smiling. yelled a lot of terrible things at letter, Sweetie. It could have beleve yea said la a ettasH while wearing a tight girdle." her and when I walked out of been written by any one of a that PTSKCU Grace dUa'l the room she was in tears. I've million 14-year-olds. Thanks "laterested " Ml limes a year, My »wa saktttM to the have etas*. Got those wedding bell got a real big mouth for a 14- ptthfcai Is to achieve a per- blues over cost... guest list.. for being so honest. they auae lave IN times aad My hashaad (wh. has aever year-old kid and I'm ashamed fectly balaaeed badge! by . what to wear ... and other P.S. I note this column gets dM HI M M •eeasltas, « keea wnag • his eaUre Ufe> of myself. aukiag aa aayawats at all. details? Ann Landers' com- taped to thousands of moms' ah** w night la lane. This says yea aM. Tree ar false? - The best thtags • We are free. pletely new "The Bride's I really love my mom a lot makeup mirrors with the win a cask flaw •( appro Far Flyiag la Ftoreace and when I think of all the message scribbled across the lauteiy il,Mt per year with -MathPraf Guide" will help. For a copy, great things she's done for me top —"Me, too." the act kafcuee »l payments Dear Prof: I hate to burst Dear Fur: Sorry to spoil send a dollar bill, plus a long, I feel rotten. I'd like to say a Dear An Landers: Please, •aly $1M. Wally dM a pretty your bubble, Bub, but NOTH- Mr. Infallible's perfect record self-addressed, stamped en- few things to her through your Jaat tae last ward I* "Happy gMd )*b •» halaaelag ah ING Is free. Everything in life but your husband Is wrong. velope (IS cents postage) to column If it's all right with Wally," the gay wh* flgired be baaget. (Oar ceaatry sktaM d. costs something. You pay What I said was as follows: Ann Landers, P. 0 Box lltK. you, Ann. bit aa* *MM iver n yean U •alias well!) either going in — or coming "Class is grace under pres- Chicago, Illinois 6M11. Mom, I know sometimes I ats wife by gtvtog ker 111 each Others Interested la the ee- get on your nerves and when lime they Bade km. (Sac aaaafcs tf this preMeai satald Mr.udMrs.JrtaSkra you yell it me, it's for my own gave klm ti ftr every relual. Mtt thai if Wally paid raly fi good. When I yell back, I really AfaMtt always. It was a "aead- aad received $11 Inn Us wife, don't mean the awful things I arh") Ytw readers faalted Us btaks weald be balaaeed If SEE THE WINNERS! say. I'm just being defensive. I Waly far rlaghig ip a sale *aly they aude lave •• lw» tat ef Sheas mark goldenlove you, Mom. You are the IS Haws a year. every three teeatttas. Evea greatest. As I figure tt, Watty was a better, an eattay af « aad aa You are Invited to attend a I'm begging you to print baatttag eeaasalst wh. did lacaaae *f $11 mM yield re- anniversary date this, Ann. It will help a lot of qaltf wed. AssaaUag he was sans five Ml *f sli times.

RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. John Shea of Bingham Avenue, Showing of the photos, celebrated their 90th wedding anniversary Friday. The celebrants renewed including the winners, of their vows in Holy Cross Ro- man Catholic Church, where they were married. Following the Mass, a reception for the The Register's Photo Contest couple was held at the home4 of their daughter, Mrs. Margaret S. Beam of Little Silver. Among the friends and rela- tives attending, were Mr. and THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Mrs. Shea's grandsons, Thom- as and Richard Beam. Mr. Shea is a super- Don't forget to remember Father's Day. June 8 - 9 & 10th intendent-gardner, a position he has held on various local June 18 estates for nearly 10 years. From one to five P.M. Greek church honors graduates at ASBURY PARK - The Or- der of Ahepa and the Daugh- The Register's main offices ters of Penelope Chapters here hosted the Aid Annual Gradu- Route 35 (Broad Street) Shrewsbury ates Luncheon, yesterday at 1 Wondering what p.m. In the St. George Cultural Center. to get Dad? See PARKING AND ENTRANCE AT THE REAR The luncheon honors col- FATHER'S DAY lege and high school graduates OF THE BUILDING • NO ADMISSION CHARGE of the St. George Greek Or- SPECIAL SECTION thodox community. Milton Hughes, county su- In The June 11 perintendent of schools, will be Issue of the guest speaker at the event. Serving on the dlas will be SUNDAY REGISTER Mrs. Allen Nlcas, Long Branch Board of Education president; Peter SandUos, West Long Branch school super- intendent ; the Governors of the Ahepa Family District A REGISTER CENTENNIAL EVENT Lodges; the Rev. George Mats**, the Rev. James Chakolos, and the Rev. Spyridon Coutros. Mrs. A than Anest Is general ADVIRTISINO DEADLINE The Daily & Sunday Register chairman, aided by Mrs. Peter IS THURSDAY, JUNE 8 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPER SandUos. program; Mrs. John Agrios, food; Mrs. John Kinslow-Flaherty SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JUNE 5. 1978 The Daily Regitfer 13 RED BANK - Miss Susan li. Flaherty and lege He, too, is employed at Fort Monmouth Locke-Maxwell L«o P. Klnilow were wed here May I in St. Mr. Kinslow is a veteran o! the U.S. Air Force. Weddings NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Maureen Anne James Roman Catholic Church The Rev The couple will make their home in Red Maxwell and Richard W Locke were married Christopher Howell officiated and a reception Bank following a wedding trip to Florida. here May M in St. Mary'* Roman Catholic was in Hominy Hills Golf Club following the Metcalfe-Katz Church. Msgr. Robert T. Bulman performed ceremony. the nuptial Mass and a reception followed in The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. COLTS NECK —' The marriage of Barbara Jo Katz, an the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank. Thomas A Flaherty, 141 Mechanic St. The artist with Alliance Editions at Hoosuck Community Resources The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom is the ion of Mr. and Mrs. Leo in North Adams, Mass., to Tristram Walker Metcalfe 3rd, a Robert J. MaxweU, 14 Twinoak Ave., Mid- Kinslow, 84 StephenvUle Blvd , Mlddletown. licensed architect in Plainfield, Mass., took place yesterday at dletown The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Matron of honor was Mrs. Stephen the home of the bride's step-father and mother, Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles H Locke, Flndlay Lake. NY. ORourke, sister of the bride Miss Joann Theodore Frucht, Conover Road Miss Marybeth MaxweU, sister of the bride, Flaherty, Miss Maureen Flaherty, Mrs Thom- The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mary Rowe of was maid of honor. Jane Helsing, Lisa Locke as A. Flaherty and Mrs Randall Burchacki the Unity Church, Asbury Park. and Mrs. Donna Fuhrmann also attended the also attended the bride The bride, daughter also of William P. Kati, a sculptor of bride. Edward Kinslow, brother of the bride- Pound Ridge, N. Y , was graduated from the School of Visual Best man was Larry Locke, brother of the groom, was best man. Robert Auguste, Rich- and Performing Aits at Syracuse (N. V.) University. Her bridegroom. John Maxwell, Robert T. Max- ard Kinslow, Michael Kinslow and Christopher paternal grandfather, the late Samuel Katz of Fairlawn Farms, weU, Michael Williams and William Fuhrmann Kinslow were ushers Allenhurst, was founder and president of Gibraltar Corrugated were ushers. Mrs. Kinslow Is a graduate of Red Bank Paper Co. Mrs. Locke is a graduate of Mater Dei High Regional High School and of Brookdale Com- Mr. Metcalfe is the son of Mr. and Mrs Tristram Walker School and of CoUege Misericordia, Dallas, Pa. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD LOCKE munity College She is employed at Fort Mon Metcalfe Jr. He was graduated from the School of Architecture She is currently enrolled in the Rutgers Univer- mouth. at Syracuse University and is now building a solar and wind sity Graduate School of Business Adminis- Notre Dame. He, too, is currently enrolled in Mr. Kinslow is a graduate of St. Joseph iiergy residence in Windsor, Mass. His father, a retired ex- tration and Is employed as a systems program- Rutgers Graduate School of Business Adminis- High School and of Brookdale Community Col- MR. AND MRS. LEO KINSLOW ecutive of Union Carbide Corp., is board president of The mer by AT&T, Piscataway tration and is a systems programmer with Hudson River Museum at Yonkers, N. V. His paternal grand- Mr. Locke is a graduate of Cathedral Pre- AT4T Mohrbutter-Graham father was the first president of Long Island University. paratory High School and of the University of The couple will reside in Piscataway. KEVPORT - Miss Margaret Josephine Graham and William F. Mohrbutler were mar Beverle Richelson Thomas-Wilson ried here May 11 in St. Joseph's Roman Catho- EAST KEANSBURG - Hiss Karen Anne lic Church. The Rev. Leo Holleran officiated. A Wilson and Michael Jay Thomas were wed reception followed the ceremony in the Edison to head Hadassah here April H in St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Country Club Church. The Rev. John Cook performed the OCEAN TOWNSHIP - American affairs chairman ceremony and a reception followed in Diamond The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverle Richelson was In- and study group chairman. Jim's, Matawan. John J. Graham, M9 North Concourse. The stalled for her second term as Also, she is a member of the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo president of Ocean Township Service League of Monmouth The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mohrbutter, Ml Union Hill Road, Manalapan. Hadassah at a supper In the Medical Center and formerly Kenneth Wilson, 2» Renter Court, Middletown. Mrs. Timothy Shanahan, sister of the bride Jewish Community Center, taught third grade, having a The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs.' was the matron of honor. Keith Walker was the West Deal. masters degree In early child- Donald Thomas, 1029 Sixth Ave., Toms River. best man. Sadie Greenspan, installing hood education. She is married Miss Janice Wilson, sister of the bride, was to Howard Richelson and they The bride was graduated from Matawan officer, made the surprise maid of honor. Miss Doreen Duckers, Hits have a five year old daughter, Regional High School and attended Georgian presentation of a plaque from Denise Duckers and Miss Judy Conwell also Heather. Court College, Lakewood She is employed by the Southern New Jersey Re- attended the bride. United Jersey Bank, Hazlet gion of Hadassah In recog- William Thomas, brother of the bride- nition of the chapter's outstan- The bridegroom attended Holmdel High MR AND MRS. WILLIAM MOHRBUTTER groom, acted as best man. Robert Thomas, School and is a graduate of Armstrong Installa- ding achievement and un- Donald Thomas and Kenneth Wilson were tion School, Lancaster, Pa. He Is sell-employed Following a wedding trip to Nashville, parfueled exceUance for the ushers. past three years. HR. AND MRS. MICHAEL THOMAS as a flooring subcontractor in Holmdel Town- Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Thomas is a graduate of Middletown •KIP Mohrbutter will reside In Holmdel. Installed with Mrs. Rich- Township High School and is employed by elson were Tanls Deitch, fund- Prudential Property and Casualty Insurance kets, Toms River. raising vice president; Mar- Co., Holmdel. FoUowing a wedding trip to the Bahamas, Lambertson-Ryerson jorie Forgang, education vice Mr Thomas is a graduate of Lakewood the couple make their home in Manchester president; Raecele Kaplan, High School and is employed by Acme Mar- Township. MONMOUTH BEACH - Miss Monica performed the ceremony and a reception fol- membership vice president; Ryenon and Frank G. Lambertson were wed lowed In Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. Sylvia Pardes, program vice president; Marcy Fink, re- hen May I in the Roman Catholic Church of The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cording secretary; Leah the Precious Blood. The Rev. Earle Gannon James N. Ryerson, 185 Comanche Drive, Daniels, financial secretary; Oceanport. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Essie Ungar and Carol Kauf- and Mrs. Frank P. Lambertson, 16 Elliot man, corresponding secretar- Place, Oceanport. ies. Miss Marjorie J. Supplee was maid of honor and best man was Steven Nelson. Mrs. Richelson is a life member of Hadassah and The bride is a graduate of Shore Regional served the Ocean Township High School and attended Monmouth College. chapter as education vice pres- She is employed by Lancy Laboratories Inc., a ident, program vice president, division of Dart Environment k Services Co., RESCUE Oceanport The bridegroom Is a graduate of Shore I Regional High School and of the University of I Tampa, Tampa, Fla. He Is enrolled In graduate] Carl .4. Quatlia, school at Fairleigh Dickinson University and is I K.P. employed by the U.S. Social Security Admlnis-I traUon, Parlhi FoUowing a wedding trip to Bermuda, Mr. I YOU SHOULD CHOOSE and Mrs. Lambertson make their home in Long ] ONE PHARMACY MB. AND MRS. FRANK LAMRERTSON Branch. Because today'i mnllclnw arc «o pack more potent and w much mort ipeciflc, It bai become very Mrs. Smith chairs reunion Important that • family choow one pharmacy to fill all their drag iwtdi for both prescription and non- RUMSON - Mrs. Betty nae Association meetings, an preuriplion drop. A family should "itaop" for a Loomis Smith here, was chair- address by Wilson President ECONOMY pharmacy the; feel comfortable with In much the man for the Nth reunion of Margaret Waggoner, class din- SHOE REPAIR tame manner the; "shop" for a phytlclan or denltat. Wilson College's Class of 1*48 ners and a chapel service on held this past weekend in Sunday to conclude the week- 111 W IM *, 1.4 M We hope you will choose oar pharmacy for yew Chambersburg, Pa. end's activities family. We art dedicated to your better health and 741-UOS concentrate our efforts toward achieving thta coal. Mrs. Smith's class reunion MEETING TONIGHT USOU 1INMS IHOIS was part of a larger program, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US the annual Alumnae Weekend, — The Rosary Altar Society of when you need a deliver/. We will deliver scheduled at the coUege. In St. Agnes Jloman Catholic promptly without extra eharie. A treat many addition to various formal people rely on as for their health needs. We Church meets tonight at 8:15 welcome requeste for delivery service and chars* class reunions, the program in- o'clock in the church hall. The aocounta. cluded social occasions, Alum- meeting will be preceded by CONVII1 IIIHT JHMI recitation of the rosary in .TOSOUIHOill aMMBB MoMttt Nt Muni 0S10HT PffOMCTl CHURCH WOMEN MEET church. 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Sovre* slock McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC., EMPLOYMENT Immediate opening at corporate HOUSEKEEPER - Babysitter, live- Porcelain, Orlenlolla, .llverware, Custom, an extras Low mileage E Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury » Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury cellenl condition UtSO Call 1417 303" 0 eadquartert of high volume home NEED EIGHT STEADY In, one child. Own room and board >ronie*. painting* end many enter 741-4300. xiilder Must be alert and have ex- ECRETARY RECEPTIONIST — Full Occasional light cooking Excellent WORKERS ime Typina and light steno Good with BUICK 19«7 SKYLARK - In very good FORD STATION WAGON - 1*70. nine TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb iient typing and steno skill* Auto houri Including some weekends off ™TERNATIONAL GALLERIES condition New broke*, tronl-end and passenger, power ttttrlng, power -quirta. Compensation com phone Send resume to Box 0 TOO, The Must drive. 195 per week Includes t» Boil Newmon Spring* Rd service DOWNES PONTIAC. 67 Low Help Wanted be dependable ond over II. with lolly Register. Shrewsbury, N.J. tinoutt system Recent tune up and brokti. air, good running condition er Moln St.. Motowon 546-T3**. nensuroic with experience Send re boord R«enl references Coll 191 5*70 Shrew*l)ury, NJ. Inspection »700 firm 4»S 19S1 after * wn transportation and able to work 710. . 1700 or be*l otter Mutt sell. 719*537 TRIUMPH TR-4 — RebulM high per Male/Female me with compensation history to om t to 10 p.m. after 11 a.m. pm jvson* Inc , 1433 Hooper Awe . Tom* ANTIOUE »EqLAND TRUNK - Jolh f ORO 1OMINU WAGON 1973 - Power formonce six cylinder engine, rebuilt SECURITIES CLERK Iver. NJ. 0*753 RELIABLE PERSON — Clean home, over ISO year* old. belt oiler; 1)00 ITU BUICK 19U WILDCAT - Patted In steering, broke* and olr Good clean transmission with new clutch. New top. $120 PER WEEK Heavy telephone, same good clerical do loundry. Iron. Monday mornings, 1) Sear* olr conditioner. ITS. walnut tpection Now 1*77. WOO condition Alter * p.m.. J47-4MI, new battery, new rear shocks, etc. AVON XPERlENCED PRESSER - Good you,re not willing lo work. pleo» do tills, some typing. Start 1115 hour. Rumson oreo. 741-3659. F*orto crib with mottrei*. MS. Call of Call 471-0*76 Eves . 14447U SELLING AVON THIS SPRING JI call this number. 73*-O31O, Mon. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FORD PINTO - 1*71 Aulomotlc 35 rough Wed . 10 p.m. to 6 p.m. tor t p m.. mW4 CAN REALLY HELP YOU * Thomos Ave 747-3*194 Shrewsbury BUICK ELECTRA - 1970. good condi CLEAN UP) TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1*74, wltr fcRMANENT POSITION - AvaiTable SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR - 54 Situations Wanted ANTIOUE BEOS - Brou. pewler, Tonneou cover. Asking 17000 Col1 Want lo pay off old bills? Sell Avon XPERlENCED ROOFER - Molletl wooden Allklndt.olliliei.NowolThe he homrs ore flexible. And Ihe more me year-round only. Driving and Experienced only Air conditioned, un GEORGE WALL 671 4677 between ID am ond 5 p.m, or onsiruction Company Coll g. Apply In person, Marine Female Blue Cow. corner ol W. Front St, and M7-O16I alter 6 p.m. ou sell, the more you'll earn For n* W? a»er 4pm on shop, steady work, paid holidays, Rlvemde Ave , In the heort 01 Red LINCOLNMERCURY detail*, call Mr*. Hammond. 671 43*1, umber_t_Co_ in Seo Bright. BUICK SKYLARK - I97S. air, pa. _ Shrewsbury Ave., at Sycamore XPERlENCED ALL-AROUND PER three weeks vocation. Apply to LaSport CHILO CARE i- Teacher, looking for •enli l43-4tta. , VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE — rt. Kortelult, 566 $313 or Mr* ON — For small electronics plant Job tRSONNEL PURCHASING CLERK nc.. 40 Pine St , Neptune, (oft Asbury summer employment Taking care of i!e*rtng/broke*, vinyl root, mag Shrewsbury 747 541 1*74 Block, red Interior Mint condi rcher. 3W-4531. ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - wheel*, radio, excellent condition kills required, small parts assembly Local division ol large corporation Ave., at Garden Stole Parkway. Ext children Coll 747 *<93 ofter 3:30 p.m. tlon. Coll 7>7 S4M or 717 2375. tea* bright, ambitious Individual lo Area * lorgelt ond llnetl (election J73 «S» 7*1-304* LICENSED REAL ESTATE - Sale* nowlcdgc of sheet melal layout, 03) 493-J600. EXPERIENCED - Special Ed. Intern Sauonkum Yellowbrook Rd.. fafm- HOL5EY PONTIAC VOLKSWAGEN 1*70 - Great condi person needed tor listing only, AND ilderlng experience helpful Salary erform personnel purchasing duties SHEET METAL MECHANIC - For olr lED.MR.Nll seeks summer school, CADILLAAC 197933 — FleetWOOd yping essential, previous personnel Ingdole. next lo Howell Pork. RTE. 36 $43-7100 EATONTOWI tlon, 71,000 miles, moke an otter lor sales and listings with octive ommensurole wlthobility, many ben ondilioning and heating company, M ™M4*3 VOLKSWAGEN 1949 ASHIER EXPERIENCED- Vorlely HARMACY COSMETICIAN CLERK — or 73*3471 Hoimdel areo CallOT-O77S eve* , or weekend* iv* firm tore. Middietown oreo. Late after - Experienced only Sea Bright Phar jIDING CREW - Or Helpers, Mechon HARDWORKING Jomaicon lady Is JAGUAR XKE 194* - Excellent condi- 791 S47I oon evening hours, part time. Call mocy 143-1*17. cs. also need Carpenter*. CAOILLAC 1975 — Coupe DeVllle. Full n looking tor day work to do general tion, best otter l 13M Call Mllcor. 56A-4770 BATXTUS - Iftl. Four-tooted. 4"i ft., power, air, dealer maintained, 37.000 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1975 - Asking LUMBER OR HELPER - Minimum house cleaning IX per day. 747-9049 long Excellent condition. Coll M3 70*7 Coll 671-3347 otter ' miles, while with ton trim. VS.5S0 11.175, new tires, AM/FM radio, rear ACCOUNTANT PART TIME — Ft ACTORY WORKER - No experience after * p.m. Day*, 471-7101. after S. 339-3SB3. JEEP SALES I SERVICE window detogger, both in top condi eceisory Elastomers, 100 Clark 51 , SHOE SALES TWIN BOHO MOTORS 74/ OWO WILL MIND Y0UH - Child In my BEDROOM FURNITURE - tlon. fuel-Injected engine TV UH or Coil after 6. 170-154) Leyport. Coll 73W71O CAREER OPPORTUNITY home, port-time of full time. Coll LAOILU 1971, Loadrd. low 131 E. Newmon Springs Rd.. Red Bank 4435. PLUMBER Mahogany chest on chest ond double LOOR WAXERS - And BUFFERS Must hove experience ond cor *»MI ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - JUVENILE SHOE FITTER OresseV both In beoutltul condition KITSON CHEVROLET CO. VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE — Reliable, experienced person, who ' a work port lime morning*. 7 a.m. la Coll 3*1 3003 30144133*0 Hwy. 34 Ealontowi 1974, excellent condition. 70,000 Turn 0 a.m Experience preferred Must be RT. II, E. BRUNSWICK CAMARO - IT, 1*77. 14,000 mile* detail oriented and has ability to o Permonenl position fining quality chil- Ml 1000 pike miles. Air, automatic stick shift, lie. Typing ond iteno, (light), pn ependable Work In Weil Long 55 Situations Wanted • LACK NAUGAMVDE COUCH - |1M Automatic, olr, FM radio, power steer dren's footwear Experience pre CoffM ond end tables. US- Boy t M MACK AUTO IMPORTS rear defogotr, two snow tires. Two ..jionol attitude. Salory Is ooe< onch area, Coll 747 SSet. Ing/brokes. 15150. Coll 791)911. extra wheels 11190, 364 39t4. erred. Excellent salory, employee Male Enolish Hocer. Ill Boy i 34" fclkt. U. 373 fll 37 East Toms River Phone 544 9191, (Union Falls. NJ), to GARDENERS - Experienced benefits, (Blue Cross, etc.). Pleasant CAMARO - 1*74, 40,000 mile*. EK schedule Interview. Ask tor Mr*. Mon ._ lu tHIiu Baby corrlogt. »10 Twin moult 34*7474 VOLKSWAGEN — 1*41. Runt ex Call for appointment after June IS, 1*71. Only conditions, growth opportunity. ALL AROUND YARD WORK - Tree* bedroom set. UO H4-*4». tellent condition, air. power, AM/FM, ceilent Good tires 159S or bett offer cul. guttert. garage*, etc cleaned. UNO. Coll evening*, Ml-MH. MAVERICK »*7S - Slxcyllnoer, air, 73*0131 pton Inieresled In night work should 1434314 ! CONDITIONING - And heating apply For Information, call Police MR. KIPNIS Free eillmole*. 74I-4JOS. BOWLING BAG - Never used, brown, oulomalk, 19.000 original milts, M,WS 110 Assorted iorge stuffed animals. U C+H5V«OLBT IMPALA 1*70 - Clean or bett otter ?vi 4V57 till 13 pm WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL vice person Up to 17 per hour tor Headquarter* ot 747-OW1. 441 XM OR 2S7-4MO GUTTERS CLEANED AND RE MOO each Assorted paptrMch books, ISO MERCURY MONTEGO — 1*73. VI, Hwv. 9 Freehold ighl per son lo start. Must wonl reipon ORTER M'W — Full or port time for BOSTON JUVENILE SHOES PAIRED - Root ond chimney repairs, full otter 4 pm . 164 VIM eoch Call 741-oftTonyttmo, oolomotlc, power windows, olr. Mutt 461-O147 tlbllliy. Call Mid Stale Mechantcol GO NAVY ursing home. Top salory, excellent 143-71*9 SOCIAL SERVICE - Volunteer CHEVY CHEVELLE 1*76 - Malibu tell (1495 or best otter 1410071 or rlnge benctili No phone colls Apply wonted to work with 12 year old boy on BOXES — Corruaaitd. Packing sup mi IHtOOl (UkUNt I 440 Brand ics tor industry ond Moving ond Classic Mini Great ride. Two-door 544 ISM. AUTO MECHANIC — Experience and n person, Mon, through Frl , 9 ami a one-to-one basil 73*95*5 new tires and exhaust. 1350.. Red Bank • Chief Cutkk oroge Call J47-40H or 441-447! red, white vinyl root, air, power steer Coll 747-4533 aol* necessary. Apply In perton in , Atlantic Highlands Nursing 54 Situations Wanted e Ing, broke*, windows. AM/FM stereo. Schwartz Chrysler Plymouth. 141 W 7413336 lome. > Middletown Ave., off Hwy. 36. BROYHILL BEDROOM SET — Two MERCURY COMET - 1971 Auto- Freehold Chirr Snyder STAFFING CB, ISO engine, till wheel One owner motlc, AM radio, bucKel seat*, vinyl 1*49 DODGE CORONET 440 - Brand =ront St., Red Bonk. Atlontic Hlghiondi. Male/Female years old. UJ5, wall tapwtry^ OS, 14.000 mile* 13700, Coll 747-4*11, new tires ond e»hou«t. UW 710 1070 roof. Excellent running condition AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC PRESSERS - Full-time ond port Hi COORDINATOR rAonhiy Pod wood Laiy Susan. 130, two CHEVROLET IMPALA - 1*73, all Call 747-4533 E. Brunswick - Chief Oliver sofas, one chair, other Items, make «1300. 717 MM otter 6 p.m. Must be skilled In complete ouiomobl must be experienced Pay good and RETIREE - Desire* part-time poll- conditioning, power windows, steer Challenging full-lime position avail- offer S43-0113 ofter i. repair. Very buty shop Five-day work lenty ol work. Apply Lftt'e Silver lion. Throughly experienced In book ing, AM/FM, blue, 40,000 miles Great MERCURY MARQUIS - 1*71. White able for reliable individual Previous week Excellent pay plan ana benctitj 238-5128 leaner*. 601 Branch Ave., Little SU keeping and *olet Call 47«f evening*. CARPET DISCOUNT thope. asking U50D. Can be teen days, fourdoor Hdrd top. AM/FM stereo, Trucks And business experience or college bock- air cWKMIon. «W> Apply In person or call Circle Chevro Warehouse sale. Save 40 to oOS. From rear ol Prawn's. 11 Brood St.. RM ground a must. Excellent so'ory and et Company. 441 Shrewsbury Ave 11.99 sq yd , Installed Choice of deeo Bank, NJ Or nlahl,. 741 711* Trailers HAIR STYLISTS PRINTING SERVICES - Needed by jeneflts Apply In person, or send re- Shrewsbury, NJ. 741 3130 Ash for Nick New Salon on Rl. 34, Matawan Newiumers Club for 1971 197V season sume to: rotor colors. Free shopat home ser MERCURY BOBCAT - 1*75. 44,i A 1973 INTERNATIONAL - Tronstar vice Budget terms, fg-3100. CHEVROLET NOVA 1*44 - SI) i*i Slick thlft, tope deck, good n chla. Service Monogei Marlboro area. Best deal all MI IMS or 747-7346. r 1700, five speed, 14, body, lift gate and AUTO PARTS COUNTER PERSON - or-the right slylliti. 739 1433 offer | ning condition. tITO—Ollr (I m 7R345O curbslde aaor Excellent condition PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD AS PERSONNEL Experience preferred. Good salary bMBLERS - Minimum one-year e« Daily-Sunday MERCURY MONTEREY 1*73 — I4M6M. Coll 219 MOO, Ask for Peter - ' DEPARTMENT 61 Business CHEVROLET TOWNSENO WAGON Power steering/brakes and air, 50,000 HAIRDRESSER WANTED - Speed perlence 1*70 - U00 or belt offer. Call after s DATSUN 1*74 - Pickup, with DflCO AUTO PARTS - Jobber/Distributor In •Ius efllclAency, experience pre miles, 11500 or best otter. Cull oiler camper cap, lour tpeed, radio, heater. Opportunities p.m., 717 12*1. 430. 747*317. Ealontown needs counter person will trred, salory plus commission. Call WiRERS AND SOLDERERS - One RIVERVIEW REGISTER whltewuii* Excellent condition 11350 at least two years experience. Goot -^1 1531. ear experience. CHEVELLE WAGON 19*9- Excellent 741-41*7. HOSPITAL DELI BUSINESS — For sale or lease MG MIDGET 1*71 - Asking price benefit* ond bonus. Call Felix or Bill a Coil M4144 between 4-10 p.m. In the condition, mutt tell 14350,1700down, atsume payment* Six MMEDIATE OPENINGS - RN't U Union SI. Rto tank. N I 07701 Cotl 741103* FORD F-250 PICKUP 1*4* - 543- 7010. QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS - evening, Mowdery Wtrougn Friday Classified Ads months guorontee still left on car. LPN't, Aides, Orderlies. Experienced me-yeor minimum experience. Equol Opportunity Employ, 1M/F1 cylinder, three speed, ilep-tlde. AUTOMOTIVE SALESPERSON only need apply. 700 Center St., cm CHEVROLET WAGON - 1961, nine AM/FM rodlo. 747-1*53. offer. Coll Ul-OUC after S p.m. STATION ATTENDANT - Full-lime STUFFERS - And mailers URGENT WANTED — Better deal tor bettei wood Beach, NJ. LY NEEDED! US.Bl per hundred z~ as low as potseftger, excellent condition, UK MG MIDGET CONVERTIBLE — 1*74, ECHNICAL ASSEMBLERS — One- ond part lime Must be experienced 1941 Cadlltoc, four door, excellent con ORD RANGER - 1949. pick-up SI irs. All company pold benefit* and Apply In person, Scenic Emon, Rt. 14. GUARANTEED. Send self addressed, like new, low mileage, muit sell. S3100 demonstrator, sale* experience necet . PUNCH OPERATOR - *6IO ex ear minimum experience. dltlOn, 1650. 471H04. cylinder, slick shift, heater, radio E perlence. 35-hour week. Freehold area stomped envelope, TK ENTERPRISE. Call 7173*36 or 4*S-TI30. tory. Willing to Iroln In automotive Box 31679, Denver, CO. 10131 cellent running condition. Atklng WO 1 463-3100. E nt M0. APPLY IN PERSON 41 cents MG8 1971 - Good inape Apply m person, Schwarii ChryVer STOCK ROOM PERSON - No •• per line, per day or best ^ffer. j: SALES • SERVICE • PARTS Preparation An unusual opportunity for a brlgh seal*. Good working conditions. Cal TOO Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bonk741-4000 1974 KAWASAKI 500 - Excellent co. self-storter who would en|oy doing re Holmdel Convalescent Center, PONTIAC LEMANS - 1971. ISO, three dltion. Bett offer. Call otter S p.m. Saute/Broiler seorch In Media and In the prtparatlo DUSTER 1973 - Rodlo, automatic, 717-7341 NHN. vinyl root, W7S speed Needs some work, 1550 firm. EXCLUSIVE of ad budgets. Office In country setting B331S3 Call 391 39)1. 1971 SUZUKI - 125CC, 900 orlgino Middletown. Call tor appointment CONTINENTAL bring background Information PONTIAC CATALINA 197S - Power miles US0, FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levin* After 6, 741 4715 RESTAURANT 6716440 SALESPERSON - To staff soles office Motor* Corp . Maple Ave., Red Bunk steering/broket, air. »,5O0 miles, ex- In Matowan area. Port lime position, CLASSIFIED 74K457* cellent condition. 13,100 747-5044. 1*71 CB 450 HONDA - Chopped. Goo Experienced Only. NAVIGATION INSTRUCTOR - Eve hours 9 a.m. to I p.m., general office 1 condillon, 1175. Five-day week, year ilngs, Sept. through June. To teoc •vork, llghttyplngond showroom sales. I Call 49S 9111 alrwvTc Ability to read blueprints helpful. I 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale round, company benefit Please call SO-10N, between 3:30-5 | Salary based on ex P-m. 6 Auto Rent/Lease perlence. SALESPERSON — Full time, Call 222-1440 NIGHT WATCHMAN M/W perlence In lumber, building moterlals I v RENT A VAN - Low. low rates. Ca preferred. Apply In person. Marine I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy. 35. Key Outside work. 48-hou Umber Co.TSeo BrIgnT. ' GEORGE WALL port. 344 1400. . CREW MANAGERS week Including Sat. an New company It In area looking to SALESPERSON M/F - Experienced A DAILY GUIDE responsible person lo work with lee Sun. Uniforms provider. In soliciting motor carrier freight ser- 7 Auto Insurance ogers. late afternoon ond Sal. mornln Company benefits. Ca vice throughout Metropolitan, New Good-running cor a must. Salory an Vork, NJ., and Philadelphia. Working LINCOLN-MERCURY 222-1440. out ol Monmoulh County. Must have OF BUSINESS SERVICES 10 SUIT YOUR NEEDS GOTCHA CAR - How about Insu commission For more intormati once? Regardless ot driving record In call Mr. Joseph, *4j 5151, \-t p.m. work in motor corrler freight business DOWNTOWN SHREWSBURY mediate coverage up to nine months 1 with a good iraU record, contacts and ADDING MACHINES DRIVEWAY pay. Bob Meyer, 471 4313. CUSTODIAN (M NURSE RN - 11-7, Ml lime, and II results. Apply Fred B. Hurley, Sterns MISCELLANEOUS F) - Five-day-week. Benefits. Mode weekends only. Excellent benefits A Transport Inc., State Hwy. 34, Wall TYPEWRITERS CONSTRUCTION JOHN L. COOKE AGENCY nurtlrtg In person, Mon. Frl., 10-4, Arno TWP, N.J. or Coll 933-9100. 543*333 facility. Experience preferred. Su afer Nursing Home. 633 I. Laur ADDERS — Typewriters, Calculators, ALKAT ELECTRIC INC. - Quality ASPHALT CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS 347 Hwy. 35, Eotontown SALESPERSON - Experience pre- able for retired. Please apply. In pc Ave., Hoiltt sold, Iroded, repaired. electrical work. Reasonable prices. Wa.kvWondpa..F.. We have used cars NURSE - RN, one lor 3-11 shift. Tw ferred In better women's wear. Apply DISCOUNT prices Free estimates SI3-29M. RATES REDUCED FOR MAN son, to Mrs. Overton, Green Grov In person, 10-3. Monday through Frl DRIVERS - Check our discounts an Convalescent Center. 91* Green Gi for 11-7 shift. Full time tor Nursln SERPICO'S 747-0415 Home. Storting rate ol 15 H per hou day. Love Lone Bridal Shop, 3,5 Broad CUSTOM ORNAMENTAL IRON - low down payments. Free quote Rood, Neptune, NJ. St.. Red Bonk. 2641017 Phoenix Brokerage. 65 Hwy After short probation period. U.DI pe Rollings, columns, 4gates, room DRIVEWAYS priced between ALTERATIONS dividers, circular/splroi staircases and 36. Keyport. DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experlenc hour Excellent fringe benetlls. Co Asphalt drives, concrete walks ond necessary, X-Roy license Atlantic Highlands Nursing Horn WANTED ADDITIONS - Rooting, siding, ceramic CW Gi I S patios. Free estimates. Our Z3rd year Coll 233-7744 391-0600. • Middletown Ave., off Hw We need o dynamic mon or woman to 'lie. Complete line of remodeling Col ART CO PAVING 741-1534 36, Atlantic Highlands. I sell our exclusive calendars and an 10 Wanted DEPENDABLE PERSONS - extensive line of advertising speclol- CPA — Plumbing ond heating, home '1,000-'9,000 through Friday only, 9-5 p.m. repairs ond Installations specialty. londicoplng and ground* molntenonc tles/buslness gifts. If you have a past SIGN PAINTING Automotive NURSE RN - Full time for nursi history of sales success or wish lo begin CARPENTER - All types of work, Prompt service. Coll 944-H7S. home!!. 7-j shift. Starting rote ol 15. o career In sales, you con benefit from quollfy workmonshlp, oil work ouoron SIGNS DESK CLERK - Porl-tlme. Know per hour, after short probation petto teed. Reasonable. Coll 747-0063. OLD APPLIANCES - Removed, 17 JUNK CARS WANTED edge of switchboard. Apply 10 a.m, one of the most lucrative commission eoch. Washers, dryers, refrigerators, Hand Pointed. Custom Work STOP IN AND ?EE US TODAY. 741-1079 U.07 hr. Excellent fringe benefits. Ca structures in our Industry. What we 3 p.m, Holmdel Motor Inn, Rout 3 Atlontic Highlands Nursing Hoi CARPENTRY - Masonry, rfwlntln stoves, etc. Also cleon up services. J.A. BUCHANAN 717-9334 Holmdet. need Is art Individual who con deal JUNK CARS 391-0600, I Middletown Ave., off H directly with businessmen who use and insulation work. m«47 "We're easy to find." Towed away tree ond bought DIETARY AIDE - It a.m. to 7 p.m 36, Atlontic Highlands. Mon. tnroui calendars and specialty Items lo pro- Coll John Buchonon, Sr.f 747-5011 Coll Rocco, 717 3354 CARPET CLEANING Apply In person, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m prl. only, 9-S p.m. mote their business. This Is on ex- HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Add! MOVING & STORAGE Arnold Waller Nurilng Home. 633 cellent time tor you to associate your- TOP DOLLAR OFFICE MANAGER lions, dormers, garage conversions HEAVENLY CLEANING - Carpets, FOR UIGD CARS Laurel Ave., Hailet, self with The Thus. D. Murphy Co,, o finished boMmentT repairs. Free estl CALL ME - Por free estimates on tree upholstery cleaned, floors waxed — Medical background helpful. Loco pioneer In the advertising field - since cutting, light hauling ond outside paint- LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. DRIVERS WANTED - For wholesa mates. 747 3004 homes cleaned. Call 495-0*10. Rt. 35 SoyrtvUle, NJ. 737-1300 position Salary open. IBM. Your Initiative ond planning will ing. Call 4K-3533. delivery lo stores and reiiauronlt. pe ACE EMPLOYMEh determine your growth and success WANTED monent work. 13 month* of the yea with our established company. Your LANDSC API MG LA W N _ MOVE WITH NICK - For leu. Frr ROOFING 4 SIDING A-l used cor*. Top dollar paid good storting salary plus benefits. F accounts ore protected and repeal or- sllrnotes. Senior rates, also wll OASIS MOTORS IWII 731 71 Interview, coll 747-3001 OFFICE MANAGER GARDEN MAINTENANCE Experienced In controller dutle* Soi ders make money for you. If you con ovtl. Call anytime, 5A4-9U4. ROOFING AND SIDING - Free esll supervision. Start 1300. organize your lime and work with a ALL LAWNS AND YARDS - Clean- motet, Olson Roofing & Siding Ca. Call minimum of supervision, this can be on ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ups, .•milling, mowing, weeding ond 531-1994. Esf. 19B3. 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale excellent full time or part-time busi- pruning. Coll 143-7743. PAINTING ft 30 Thomas Ave. 747 34*4 Shrewsbur ness for you. Write Bob McKenile, DECORATING ROOFING DENTAL ASSISTANT -For beoutlfu Marketing Manager, The Thai. D. ALL LAWNS — I con fertlllie your Murphy Co., P.O. Box 503, Monhossel. lown for one cent per sq. tt. wllh Scott i DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK OR IS IT dynamic, Red Bonk orthodontic offlc EXPERIENCED COLLEGE STU- WORN OUT FROM AGE? Coll Now . Experience preferred. Excelle New York 11030. products and guarantee results. DENT - Looking tor houses to paint. I43-77O. For Free Estimate. &ACCO ROOFING, , salary ond benetllt. Strict contidenc Extremely reasonable. For free esti- INC. 671-5237 Send resume to P O. Box 577, R SECRETARY — Experienced, mat« call 543 1IU. Bonk, NJ 07701. cellent typing and shorthand to handle CLEAN YARO5, CELLARS NEED A CAR? ATTICS AND GARAGES correspondence, circulation, re- TRUCK A AUTO PAINTER - Experience necessar organization of filing system, book 74)-JI4» GET RE-ESTABLISHED Own Ironsportotion Call Sal al keeping, ond general office duties RENTAL WM495 after 6 p.m. Memory typewriter helpful. Ml-4060 COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY between 9-\5 — Dependable work, residential, com- FORD RENT-A CAR PARTTIME - Need four peeple woi mercial. Over 15 years experience PAINTING AND DECORATING FAIRWAY FORD, Ing 10-15 hour* per week. Earnings SECRETARY — To Life Insurance ex- Free estimates. 741 71SS. Cori B. Jones Fully Insured Dolly - Wtekly- Monthly 150 to 17S. For Interview oppolnlmen tcullve. Steno ond typing required GROUNDS MAINTENANCE - Stone For free estimates coll 739-HJI call 741 -am. Two ytori business experience). Ex- "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" cellent opportunity tor me right per- and gravel driveways, tree service, PAINTING AND... - Interior, ex- WiwantioU PART-TIME - Drivers. Mint londescoplng Every residential and terior. If you want If done right, call own cor. Delivery ton. Company benefits. Call Mrs, UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED Gruoer for appointment ol SetWeflO. commercial need. Rlc Johnson " 9331459. Over II years experience. your car tfM/tr." Lulgi s Piiio, 477 f hours, 391-5119. PAINTING - And top quollty. Over 10 I SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST - PART-TIME HELP WANTED - To . ROTOTILLING — Lawns and gardens, yeors experience. If you wont It done I Prtcot McliK* Ui A Itewoilng In tor full-time personnel m credit u Port time. Tues., Thurs., Sot. and Sun. AVIS Filing and typing neceuory. Call light hauling, tree work. Attics ond right, coll 933—1459. 100% FINANCING — cleaned Coll 543051a PAPERHANGING-PAINTING - Shrtwsbu., ...... >Sf«Mt» KSK terlor. Interior. Sheer ' awflBrSrHSswwBarfc i SECRETARY For air conditioning ploiterlng Work guaranteed! ItWl No Co-Mik»c» — No Gimmick* laveen 1 3:30 p.m. and healining builnessbuiln< , light office on Ihe Spot Approval II Qualllled PAR] .IMSOFDCCWOIt. I turtles. OII Mia-state Mechanical, WATER BLAST BEFORE PAINTING, I lerestlrn. diversified work. Smo 143-7199. DABLE SERVICE. ALSO, COM NEW METHOD GREAT RESULT* ' pleosonf office in Rumson. Hours 74.7-0308 SECRETARY — For smoll real estate PLETE LAWN SERVICE, CALL 10 EXPERT CRAFTSMAN Mortal. State qualifications and RALLY'S PAINTING 2911 Coil Mr. Bonks 566-6102 -numeration expected, Write to • Office. Pleasant working surroundings. A.M. to 9 P.M. A7I-S761. 747-5400 JMLTr"* *eg(ttef.»hrr~ to MJ. 077O1. " ^ Merchandise SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY JUNE 5. 1978 The Dfcly Renter 15 Wonted "Merchandise Nubbin FerSak 115 Sumrmr Rentals 131. Houttt For Sole CMIMIM AUCTION - Jm 4. • )• "NINO ROOM ICT - DailWI charry. 101. AportmtnU TM MnimiO CwMyCay Train • Mia. kw dan M ttauJranl hutc*. Ui.TWlMK. I CAN'T COME MATAWAN - Ken Gardens, big one VERMONT CHALET — N*or lohe. l Cartar. UrayaMa »a, Tman Foil. MO- Mapli dauMa bad mm to* OVER TONIGHT ON ACCOJMT end two bedroom apartment, starling rut. poll Sumrrttr rental UOO •ariafa and mottrau. lltt Twin bad « %m Carpeting throughout Air con monm Call U7mH. EXPAND trama wim bei Iprlnq, us All la 81- dittenina Lois Of porklnfl Swimming callam candHlwi. UTHW pool and Tennis Courts Your very own . __r litestyie by moving into • polio Walk to sTKuplM and N.Y. CHv104 Furnished Rooms •pacious home thai con easily oc tomodou a targe family interior tto CONTENTS OF HOUSE - Twa DISHWASHER — P commuting 5*3 4010 Open f o m S badraam iati. hltchan Ml, bv. alaclnc p.m., Mon. to frl. (EANSBURG — Furnished rooms end tures, five bedrooms, thrtt baths a w«r«ar, ate Call Ulrui tv| ••calltnl tondlrlan VI fily room oult*** & " avtm HIGHLANDS - Privote cottage Two a lovtly entr^ aj MUMS - Living roam. eat-In kitchen .i BANK — Lara* lovely room living room, dining room ond flYcM* CONTESSA DO* MAOTV SALON SHO. ond both LMLeasMe onamd) securitt*curllvy requirertcj d i nttahbomood. private entrance, * ounding ^otonocitishighllfhted Tuaaday M Sanlar s Day'. Wwmpoo ond Call atiar 4. u)-»«l ttSO per monttthi pluti utilitiewlllitttsi Im _, .rtes, patios and J4«H Inground Ml, HI half cut. U Humioc. mediate o . to town |fl 92» or 142 37U pool The price >s 171 tto DUNCAN PHVFE - Lava Mai. US RED BANK d-naw, utrew. m «n TraWlanal lala. IHC. End Itmitt. US. Shore kitchen ond both WHELAN REALTY GROUP COUCH AN6 CHAIR - Cot* ce*dl 74U739 1 111. Crib. Ill Girl, blcvr.lt. til o.m or 717 7S4S offer i p.r REALTOR "•"•"'SRi/-" " ION BEACH - Single furnished 194 RT. JJ MODERN APARTMENT - Priwott m, suitable tor men. refrigerator. MlDDLETOWN. N J homt, three rooms Near Ironsporla TV allowed in room ond use our kitchen M2-7S4S . lion 4954m. oe.1 time to coll before o save on cooking 2*4-4325 FAIR HAVEN - Best neighborhood. cl3ad. Call 144-1IU walk to school, shopping lront#pri« DESKS. NLCI - Tad4a>. chain, FINE FUHNITUHE - AnIMwa ra*ro ED BANK n RIVERSIDE AVE lion Thrte-oedroom. two bath, rencfi Ing mochlMi, typawrlttn, atflca •xflana by iato WUdlcamb Pair al It* Commercial Finished bOMmtni. den, dining room, RIVERVIEW TOWERS tot-in kitchen Two-cor got age Living MMal loo Bamfc d Hue "THE VERY FINEST IN Rental i Armalrt. HH Olliar hou 71 Merchandise For 1. Merchandise 71. Merchandise 77. Pets And Livestock room with flrtplact Above guund twrMturi. Coll m 4737 IO:N 0 m la * LUXURY HIGH-RISE' pool Toll trees Lovely monageotole •111. Antr I. U1MU or 74I-4H4 tvti Salt For Salt For Solo REGISTER - »-) Arab. '» Wttih mart. Overlooking the Navtsiflk River Hwy corner lot Newly pointed Stormi. DINING KOOM — Colontai, tobla ond af luodayt 13 l, shown lucctiilully Moving, muti 12«14 carpeieo screens, lour window air conditioners FREEZER - DouWt lop door. Frlo MOVING — Ona-yaer old GE.STEREO COMPONENTS - DyMi Prt! wll' Coll U*nSi Wt wont you! To help ut keep rtnti ol oom, 1100 ptr month Indudtsutllilies By owner. For oppomtmtnl call xotfar/dryar. nnvy «uty. IMS Ad Amp/twntrmpwntr,, ISO. Atootttch Amp. 101000 --^.-" .. --— FIVE PIECE Malra. 77»n«U. old, pattingtting,, rrollingo . WO FEMAL Al E - Block Lobrador pup their lowest By molntotning 100*. oc 747 07SJ or Ml 2060 %HMC TTI SIT - UO Chor-o-que, til tadroom ut. mint condition but It • vary cald. MO 741W141W11 mlral. II CW. II horvtil gold rtlrlg woltlt c RMRMSS. 1MM, dugl chanotr. trfrf!! AR] cuponty wt art effectively keeping •U-4U1 arolor, wllti let mokar. I2ia. Conltm 4MOktrt %7i U10W* rent, low Studios storting al I27S. one ATTRACTIVE - Modern otilct In re- FIREPLACE^ UO'S FU«NITU«t - Oraan valvol lolo. Ixo orory round loblt wlm four chain, bedrooms starting ol 1340, twostarch center. Red Bonk Available in JURFBOAROS AND TIRE - Wttwi malt, block and whlta, 130 eoch Coll wo. thro*, tour rooms or lorgt Four bedrooms. II' master bedroom FOUD CHANNEL - SvnlMlliar, US taW valvot lody'l chain GrHi ond 75, two largo ovtrttutitd brown vlnvl : bedrooms storting ol ISOO. mret living room wllh flrtplact. formal din MM ttrlaad club crtolr, Hiraa lompt holri. I17S. lime grttn carpal. *«!]. eo1h«r,l4',M5 9 4 boofd, IW Vic ' roomt olso DINING HOOM tIT - Solid maple toaOnan laaokar •neloiurt. US. Frig orlon F W 14 tin. US Call TV 1623 ing room, teltnet kitchen, den. family with hutch, %m CHCtllnt condition •dalra ranaa. US taby carrlaaa. til 7S, rad corpat. t«ll, US Coll SIS 5444 WELSH TERRIER TYPE - Eight BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE - room, utility room, two-car garage. •lock vinyl tfen »et, lift). Hack Twa radiator!. 110. Navtr UMdHallav FUKNITUHE - Ma, lompi. till ihoo NEW MATTRESSES - Twin or lull, THE USED FURNITURE CENTER tor-Old, ntuttrtd malt, looking for a Ctntrol air ond heot. oat cooking, Available on Broad St . Red Bank area many extras '• acre J; M carburalor. ilnalt-dorrii. is 170-tSM rug and pod. aluminum roefcar, and 197 Shrcwibury Av« . Rtd Bank ood Home Plcow call HI SW6 otitr I balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV secur Lost office suite available In eitcufivt ttf.M. Tables, m?J. Chain, ill »S. Btfli, Hot-ottni and Why Noli Ity, swimming pool, launa, marina, aleiilortai building Sufficient park Boston Rocktri, Ut 15. Dlntttt itli. 471-StMELAAEM D AGENC493Y 4*00 &rtdsr •" " Ut.M. Foctory Coll offer 1 p.m.. also underground parking Rtntal of islly accetslbte ond cent) ally FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? THE CONNOISSEUR WHITE BULL TERRIER «ce open seven days a week Call Bob 7471)00 HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS - ChtckttM USED FURNITURE CEN Card focu, lixiurai. currtnt mtrchan n monih old male All fthoti Houit- Ciccone at J0l-74l-i7tt. dlM. dvoltr. Irwiltd By oppointrntnt bfoktn Cood proltction tor family GOOD, REASONABLY PRICED - Of Coll the Kerr Agency. Inc TEH OF RED SANK. Fine tWnlturt for PAINT - Ail colon, all iyp«. *1 a Mi**U. Llttlt Sl7v»r 634 River Rd . Folr Hovtn, 741 4477 tHV IW IhfWtaWy Art, ^^ aallon to IS » a aallen, with chiidrtn ovtf five ytan of oat and RID BANK - MS Catherine St . five flee toact includes alt utilities and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES without ottttr pttt Sacrifice of 11S0 rooms Coll clewing. Ample parking 22? 3000 HAZLET — By owner Contemporary lARRARD TURNTAtLE SL-SSB ~ nt MM or 7t7-m; THIMILE COLLECTORS ... Mva evtr 75 dlfttrtnt thimblti Mtmi 2641153 HIGHLANDS - Professional building, ranch, on 100' lot. three bedrooms, two New torUltffct Cut-tlkk by Polmtr. MANO — KlmboM ArilH Coniol*, ilk* Jock, with mort coming I oaths, living room, dining room, 'ami TOU «II ROM MATAWAN MU 564-1100 trlainolly own*d by Mr. lorn Fauvtr. RED BANK - Twobt«room oport second floor, prlvatt entrance. eOO sq ly room, kitchen wllh range ond dt»h Bicycles/Mini ment, excellent location Close to shop (1 . heal and air Included 1/2-1644. wothtf. ihtrmo window*, ctntrol air, TOU RB ROM MWDUTOWN AREA 671-9300 ping and transportation. Quiet surroun low toits. 1S3.M0 Principals only. G.C. WASHER AND ORVER - G—4 'IANO — Early Amirtlon Chtrry ton Bikes dings, moderately prlctd. Call lor op MATAWAN - Office building on Rt condition, whltt, 13 yrart old, US toch THREE-llKE TRAILER — Cu»tom BOlfUmtW, T4MTTC omple i Prime location 244 5943 $4 minimum charge • Mtli, ••ciiltnl condition. d, two yior* old, mult Mil. 1170 or oHtr tmni, onytlmt 4" VISTA GIRLS BIKE — NewRED BANK - One-bedroom apart KCYPORT - Spacious, Ideal for Moth Per Line -rofces, excellent condition. UO. Coll tr Daughter, separate tntronct. cen GltSON - Load Amplltltr with Trtm PIANOS-ORGANI TWO ELECTRIC - Cash registers ment, no utilities, no pets, 1240 oti iDay v 73c oto, rtvort, with loot podali. Grtoi Mony UM« trodVlni. iplnlti, con»olc< month. 747-1041 between II p.m. dltlown. < profess traiolr Immediate possession 141.900. condition 1100 Coll 2MM.0. NCR W Like new. bullaifig l month 47li*M 2 Days (Consecutive) 67c uerlghli and grand* Moil major Coll after t. 741 4«V} BICYCLE - Motobecant Grand Tour .tED BANK - Three rooms, all utlll orondt Unllmlttd rtntal* Irom 17 SQ ng Ortt-ytor old with II mllti. Ur RED BANK - 1S7 Brood St A Rtd THREE BEDROOM - Newly deco- 3 Days (Consecutive) GOLF CLUftS - Hotg Ultradln*. two WASHER/DRYER - Apartment flit, ties ttJO per month Inquire ot, 47 roted. tat in kitchen, formal dining 81c vtars old 3)«J*T|» P W SW p»r month Guoronttcd lowiit prku Imlttd worroflty 747 lilO onyHmt Wallace SI , * 7 dolly, anytime week Bonk landmark undergoing compute room, bosement, closed porch. 137.SOO 4 Days (Consecutive) 55c roni. I IS woods. l)» Coll 747 MU ends, No pets. re-hob ond modernliotlon Into a finan- STERLING McCANN, Real Estate atttr S. BICYCLE - Raleigh, womon • thret cial J pro ttsslonol center. Office suites 5 Days (Coneecutrve) 61c tor aworonlct i, rtddtn one*. UO. RED BANK - Efficiency apartm remaining, ranging from ISO sq. ft. Air, Broker, S64 9444. •__ WROUGHT IRON - LOVtMOl. two Coll Ml 3377 before June I. 6 Days (Consecutive) 47c HAMMOND & BALDWIN PREEHOLLP ..MUSI. C CENTER choir*, alas, top coffee table, n*tt of near all transportation, reference, carpet ond oil office preparations In- LAKE Rl VIE R A/BRICK TOWN - Coll lof Appolfttnwnl oftlet, M75. CgTl MJS763 after t p.m. GIRL'S BIKE - 24", three speed quired, month's rent plui HCurlty. No cluded in rent on long term leasts, Two-bedroom ranch, centrol air condl 7 Days (Consecutive) 45c PIANO AND ORGAN Ralelah. Very good condition, MO. phone coin otter 1 p.m., M-1*M Occupancy July 1 Coll owntr, Walter Honing, wall-to-wall carpeting, ap 6 Days (Consecutive) 43c CENTER POOL LINER - 1S*4, v Zlmmerer 1 Son. 94* 3400 or 944-4112 pi lane ft, full basement Fenced bock Irnmtf, til. 72 Oarage Salts RED BANK - Three room yard 7SX100 lot 143,900 No Saturday 10 Days (Consecutive) 41C GIRL'S DELUXE - Five speed, ti Responsible adults Security RED BANK-7»»q M of prime •ffkl colls". 920-0715. Coll U1 -MM ctllenl condition, US. ences No ptts Coll l*\ Ml lpoce, completely decorated, oft $4 minimum charge PORTABLE - Oog run. UI»M6. to Yard Salts Coll 741-OM9 after 1 p m street parking, heal Included. 1371 per LINCROFT - By owner Modern split- ctlKnt condition. RED BANK - Three bedroom duplex month. Call 7171700. level. Three bedrooms, dining roam, Per Line LONG BRANCH - 612 AM St., Wed , kitchen, family room, living room, two LARGE SELECTION Coll olltr i, 3*4-43*5 rhuri., Frl., Sat. June MO. t lo 4 p.m TINTON FALLS — Sycor >rt Pro PLENTY OF FREE PARKING baths, basement, olr conditioned, 1 Day 82c PORTABLE ARC WELDER - And gat Sat., 10-* p.m. Everything mutt go RED BANK - One bedroom choltt ttssfonal Building, lad 2 Days (Consacuttve) 76e CLOU TO STORE Mtu* ctmpltti. HS0 or Hit olUr Cntopl Cheap' Chtop! sliding gloss doors lo deck, new kltch Parkway), now completing ultra 7I7-OM1 modern addition, ready tor July OCC 3 Days (Consecutive) 70c If model not In show- RUMSON ESTATE SALE — Sal. Junt 81 Sports Equipment en, dishwasher, carpeting, tenant pays cuponcy Unlimited parking; beau 14) 7214 Prlnclpoll only. 10, compUtt teltctlon of houithold all utlUtlt., no pets, 1300, 671-196J. 4. Days (Consecutive) : 64c rooms, we'll take you toQUASAR MOTOROLA COLOR TV — tlfully landscaped Space available fo LONG BRANCH - Cape Cod, two our warehouse. Wool* coWr*tt. IS" icrttn. Aiklng 1400 t«ms. absolutely no early callers, 43 POOLS RUMSON - Two bedroorr any medical specialty, will finish ti bedrooms, living room, dining room, 5 Days (Consecutive) 58c Btllcvue Avt., Rum ton. Optnlngi ond Trouble Shooting bus ond all shops Ideal ll kitchen, fireplace and tilt bath Lorat 6 Days (Consecutive) : 54c Four floors of organs and «EF«IOE»ATO« - Good condition YARD SALE - Saturday, May 27, 10 Landscaping Clllitn. 1J75 Includes al Call m-4433 two-bedroom expansion attic. Solid pianos to choose from. a.m. to S p.m. 703 Poole Ave., Hotlet Coll Bob after I p.m., 9414141 construction Cedar siding, fully in 7 Days (Consecutive) 51c M0 MAIN STREET behind Brodlee's. sulaled. full cellor New root and new 8 Days (Consecutive) 48c ASeURY PARK, NJ. 07711 RUMSON - Luxury ont or two109 Buildings/Garages aluminum gutltrs and leaders. New REFRIGERATOR - < cu. ft. I n Swimming Pools bedroom, with sitting room, living asphalt driveway Front and rear 10 Days (Consecutive) room, dinette, new kitchen, wall to e 45c d propona itovt and ov*n, I 73 Machinery For Sale REO BANK - 400Sq, ft.. 190, 400 sq, ft porch, patio. Trtti. Top lotatioi n Optn dolly M. Sot., til i:30 -3113. carpeting, dishwasher, laundry 155. 1,000 iq ft. for storage or wort Walking dit t hi s AIRLESS RUBBERSET - Pro „ 10 DMCh, nr - housing W1-S17I, M f FAMILY PLAN RATES HUMMEL COLLECTORS pays ulMltl*. 6/1 RR stoflon Do p REFRIGERATOR - S35. Couch. 110 ft»lonal. Stlnotr paint sproytr. is up. Ml,000 Coll 2W174J. 3 Lines - 5 Days - S3 00 $1 00 each line. Available to PlalM-btlli-flaurlnct Crib. SIO. Burlll. SIO. Choir. S3. Clothti SWIM POOLS—Factory Special. Bouthl Sold Trodtd rock. SJ Floor pollthar. S3. Cor bod. 12 110 Wanted To Rent MICHAEL G. FRUNZI 1 AS5OC individuals placing ads under "Merchandise For Sale' All-yoar ptatci In itock Chtck our ASPHALT SEALING EQUIPMENT - Closing out our 1977 line Luvury pools 74I49N. with deck, fence and finer. Only 1639 STATE RENTALS Bkl lor Hems not exceeding $100 each. Items must be lcti bnori you buy or Mil. 733-03*1. Surf Seal mechanical oppllcalt ATTENTION: RENTALS WANTED K o.m. to 10 p.m. RIMS - 14 ond IS ".SSooch. Hand IS Squeegc and brush distribution. Grt WALL TWP. - LuMury Garden opart Coll 431 6012 priced Non-commercial ads only Urn. SS toch Thret paint iproytn, 110 Ity feed, HO gal material hopper w mtnts. Full carpeting, some with firt 1.30 - 4;J0 Mon.-Pfl. ___ Middletown Contract Rates on Request IBM TYPEWRITERS aoch. 143-3314 double poodle miners, hydrojtaik placts. tennis court, swimming pool drive, Brlggs ond Straiten 6 h.p. en- club house Unfurnished Starling o BROOKDALE STUDENT - Wlstie COUNTRY LIVING RENTAL HI » p«r ma RUGS - Grttn, 9«1V S7S. txlO7". U0 gine. Tilt-bed trailer (or machine Merchandise ear-round small apoiimtnt by July Close to all that's convenient. Super Glou-top colltt loblt. US. Round IMS Sttlfn Is btlltvlng. 449-W0, Srill travel, references 143 1763 bly-kept four bedroom home Offering Rirt wltt> option to bwy 173-1037 Wolnul lamp loblt. SIS Walnut Ittp makes tronsport, loading ond unload wonted IDIS-PEONIES'TOPPIES - Coma vli Ing a breeie Also Surf Seal suction TRAILER - In pork, vicinity chormlng kitchen wllh dining area, de- II our gordan. am Irli, IW Hindi 91 taWa. US Wolnul turvtd coHtt ttblt pump complete with steel wired hoie lightful family room wllh fireplace,- sat. a?ia44. AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANTED Swimming pool, ocean view. SI9S pei Hoilet KeansburKeansburg Please CL formal living and dining roomi. MX KM SIKVICE ROM PAGf IIADHS Honlai. IS kllHU mom 4H Praapact approdlmately II. bell-driven with ANTIQUES, JEWELRY. RUGS, FOR 739 3946. 10o m. 7p n• No calls after 7 Ana., Cum 111' RUGS - Two, Prlclllo Turner, hond clutch. Transfers sealer from drun month, year round Topper House aluminum siding. Set on a beautifully CASH. Apoftmef.il, 400 Oceon Blvd , 222-1235 WANTS - One or two car garage with croftod, custom dailontd. Eorly Amtr machine Alto 1971 Chevrolet *t _ INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES 7 000 PICK-UP $1.50 JUNE SPECIAL - Tomolo plonli. il> Icon motif, rtd on block, t' round one pickup, Only 21,000 miles. Fleetside WEST END - One ond two-bedroom electric. In the general Keoniburgarea ''"^TkTo" ' lo a morkal pock, la ctnlt toch 4xt, itunnlno 010 polr. olio, four orltn f, standard transmission, V|, Iff E. Newmon Springs Rd. or neor vicinity. Call 717-0279, MAIL $3.50 Oarenlumt. a" pal. TS canlt aoch. i/snow tires, one mounted on s^.-.. iplen, two bothi, r Hanging boom. S1.S0 ond up Opan > rim, never used 17,500. Call 741-3227 STATE RENTALS Bkl REAL ESTATE t o» weft boa numtet assigned after > p.m. TS> ALL LIONEL TRAINS Ml DOLE TOWN - fend lor our SCREENS - Tan. itorm ,« FOR SALE Home* For Living- brochure, pks. Or f lytf. Top cosh opproltol. 944-1993 descriptions, prlcei on available ANTIQUES - Anything Old. furniture, 102 Mouses For Rent homes, APPLEBROOK REALTORS, n Peli And Livestock china, gloti, dolts, jewelry, rugs. Top •SO Rt 35. Mlddtetown, 471-3100. lorroAaion ttyl#f b#tl oil SEARS LADV KENMORE - Htovy cosh paid. Mary Jane Roosevelt. 109 E 31 Houses For Sole duly »om«r/dry«r. oporlmtnl lilt River Rd., Rumfton. 141 3159 HIGHLANDS - One bedroom cottoge, MONMOUTH BEACH - Charming, twa yoori old, ovocodo, pold SSOO. wll two-bed room Cape. Fireplace, CANCELLATION NUMBER tall tar SJOO or bait oiler Enctlltnl ANTIQUES - GATEWAV AN TlQUES. Rl. 3* and Homesttod Avt. Riparian right*, quiet street 150.000 Nokce t &•»< to canctMon is g»tn only on issuance oi ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Living 1311445 BEAUTIFUL PUREBRED Leonardo 291-S2S0. you write or coll Belly Rost Agency. spacal U ntrtm ta adwOMi when ctnceUInn ol aa is SEARS LADV KENMORE - Htov room, dining room, kitchen, bath, if Rt 3J, Keyport, N,j. 0773S Phone NEW THREE BEDROOM RANCHES LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS duty wotnar/drytr. oportmtnt Hie DOBERMANS - Malt and female HUMMEL COLLECTORS three vtry small bedrooms, suitable laquaxd AoVtnax mull rttai numUr k» lulurt rtltr- two yaort outut,, ovocodo. paid SSOO. wll fired for temperament Eights weeks Plotes-flel is-Figurines tor snail family, 1325 per month plus - With full baiementi, biieveit too. VERTICAL BLINDS old Reatanobit UI 1*41 NEW LISTING - River Ploia. Pret wooded ocre lots, country but conve- •nca »% OFF LIST! •all lor 13000 or Mill ohVhV. EkCtlltElnl Highest prices pold 3210392.10 a n utilities, ont months stcurlfy, avail nient, Priced In the S30's Three models condlllon 10 p.m. able Aupusl 15. 291-0127. y as con be. wllh a ftnctd yard tor the Nocanct4*»onia«lt»uli«rul»r«pm Friday unM t am DACHSHUND - AKC Slondord Mldren. Four bedrooms (or thrtt and lo choose from Eoiy terms or buyers ' SOFA - Very oood condition, black smooth puppies. Bred for typt ond d|» NAN JOHNSON den), bosement playroom. All In tip KIRWAN CO./REAL ESTATE ONE, Monday white, brawn stripes \n Cll VH4 BUYS AND 6UVS Country Cottage SI 75 op condition, and you can be In bytoll tree, BOO 133-1940 or 364 0600 Open LINCROFT PHARMACY — UI Ne* From an tntlrt household to a single Secluded area, many tHtros. Dial. " s value-pocked home iven doyt till 9. Plus* check your *) me day i appuis Tn« Da'v Rslei man Springs Rd., Uncroft, NJ. Free Item. Anflqut furniture, Jewelry, ill 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr Delivery. Senior Oldens Discount hon FIVE ALL BLACK KITTENS- Fret to .. _jlt today cm be lesponsOe hx enors an« me lust Hay Ca« U2 SOFA BED - Naadl slip covtr, 130 good home Thret males, two female: ver Immediate casti Top dollar EAST KEANSBURG - Om« family CENTURY 21 COZENS. Rtaltoi OAK HILUDEL1GHT ored We participate In PAA Pro U3-1449. Jwt listed • this honey of a house li In. 1700 lo mafct corrections flroffls. Coll 741-7ele. i living room, bedroom, kitchen •Independently Owned OLD FURNITURE - Antique*, china, ver Rd Fair He mint condition ond will tell foil - to FREE KITTENS - Hint weeks old To 741-7414 hwryl Chormlng living room with (Ire- DEADLINES SOFA - 103", groan vtlvtt. Exctlltn good homes only Very htalthy. Col ' isiware, art objects and bric-a brae ploce, formal dining room, large bright condition, SIM. imedlate cash for HIGHLANDS — Small thre-room cot A LOT OF HOUSE - It what you'll flntf kitchen (completely updated), mte« AM — Sei sow style ads — ' p m day belote puoKaton kweXllf. toge, suitable odults 117} ptr montr or only U3.SO0. There are four Ipacloui bedrooms, 3Vi boths, paneled — ("day (pit tx Sunday putKilion CiassHcd OooUt MINOLTA CAMEHA - Plus extras m-itu FREE PUPPIES - To oood homt, W plus utilities. 291-1144. redroomi, two full baths, plus a full den, finished basement. Sitting pretty Empire speokers, KLH receiver, bunk SPLIT RAIL ~ Fanca, 31 factions males, two females, paper trained. atemenl ond den upiialrs Call today -4pm ho days pro* 10 publication — Thursday 4pm t>lro roll. Good condition. UO il\ <7M 717.147? onyllmt SANDBOX - In good condition KEANSBURG - Twobedroom, up beds, refrigerator, (en-speed, oak aftaf S:30p.rr Cot I E.A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Re lor Sunday pubheafeon Prool ads ihiee days P"o' 10 pup<< dreteers, ond more 2f 1-SeM FREE PUPPIES 741-7119 town, cieon and aultt.Just 1250. Olfor, SS5 Pro.petl Ave . Little Sliver c«on naat Eswe Today - Wednesday tor Frdiy a Sun STEREO EQUIPMENT - Dual lurn To oood homt only 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr Bih co. «M«, SSS. Hitachi tlohltrock. U0 Tw USED PISTOLS AND ANTIQUES — day pueacaton MOVING — LivinLlv g room cowclt wllh Ml-*O3t KEANBURG — Remodeled two A NEW LISTING — Ideal location to two motcMna tMbtaa( , lOtO BTU olr con •moll io.al.tri, ifo Kanwood ra For collector. Write correspondent bedroom duplex Fenced rear yard dlllomr, Co_jpp»rtoni e FrigIdare U8. INaadi work.). Hto Mlchoel Tomalno. 167 Hudson Ave 1315 p th l l tiliti Se the professional mon, River Rood. Fol OCEANPORT - Loege, four bedroenv COWtECTIONt —4 pm Monday miougn Thursday FREE TO GOOD HOME - Grea Rtd Bank. 1315 ptr month, toven, Custom-built. Living room wltl •foooe woll-tt-woii rug. ondtuba rtcalvtr. \K Done, VH yeors old, AKC registered cuflfy required. Ireploce, dining room plus eat-li ntM day * p rr Fralay lor Sunday & Monday houMbroktn. 291-4129. WANTED - Bartolli, Ibodv puncmnI»««"'"«g KBYPORT - Rent or boy, five r«m illchen, one bedroom plus breeieway Includes eat In kitchen, dining room, GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS — Sti bog or ofher enerclie equipmentnent. ^^ %W3 month MCUr'ltVi cor)vtn. o two-car garoge. Huge enpanslon at large den. utility room. Garoge Wall WEEKEND CALLS tn weeks old. Sire ond atom on prt tlonal, 124,400 3*4-370* Ic with space for three odldiliona to-wall carpeting Beautifully land lM Coil ttnytimt. 147-7390, bedrooms ond a bath. Basement. Flrt leaped lol. Fenced rear yard with brick aJUWMWO mmCt -HlmSpn Friday until 800 REAL ESTATE LITTLE SILVER - Three bedrooi _ n tie pio fesslonal dog training available at yoi homt or ours. Conine College ln< IE OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside Woodl cesaed Monday lor Tuesday s paper 543*434 onyllrrir . 01 Apartments ond Long Vie " *i ads are resticM to »e> propei ciassiiicaiion and to Ine 50 CENTS OFF HORSE TRAILER— Shoop, Iwo-hors raguiai Da*y Hegsiei sly* ol type We reserve trw i^hi to Thoroughbred, lightly used, maichln -ONG BRANCH - Furnished one OLDE SHREWSBURY - Lovely three- dally, never a fee or tenan ecu oi rtaKI any classitad aduartismg copy Your Next awning, newly custom pointed, e» bedroom cottoge, 13S0 per month plui bedroom ranch, with large airy porch, lellenf condition, 11,700 4711447 urnlihed and unfurnished home* ond utilities, security, leou. W-4097. A NEW LISTING — New Little Sllvei overlooking profesilonatTy londicope.d Al ads once caned m and processed >' cancelled « baths, den with llneit areas. 145,000 Principal* only. charged a mrwrvjm charQe of $4 00 DAHY REGSTBt CUSSHED AD roan, English or Western. Best offei t MJ 3500 aoe. best oreo. |u»l S3S0, hurry. ireploce, eat-In kitchen, plus formal Cll ft l t op 4T94H STATE RENTALS Bkr 1 By presenting this coupon 717-5110. • TLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Single dining room, patio, basement, centra When placing your classified ad KITTENS - Four, assorted color ' t U50. Hun NEED A HOME? olr. kShort walk to train station and tht PENNY WISE? — Here * a lovely Cape DEATH NOTICES Only you stand between them and th RENTALS GRAB A PHONE Millne. Our exclusive listing LStop tor you. Three nice bedroom*, separate (Sorry, not oood Inaavdi Family Ail STATE RENTALS Bkr and we'll be happy to show yu the Death Notices Cards ol Thanks in Memoriams and Annw • go» cnomber. 741 9537 or 391-4764. nq room, big corner lol Quiet or Conlracl Adnifn) •.TLANTIC MIGHLANDS — Three- plons. S9e.no August poi*ei*lon ...Jtl, Ottered at 141,900. EA sary Masses (Run on r» OMuary Page) 95 per line LHASA APSO - Pick of litter pvp oom unfurnished apartmtni. Third CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtors Born March 2nd. Female. Golden on toor, clean, not fancy IMS per month ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor, 55S AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE white. Colt 747-9I1S, evet- ncluoes all utilllie*. Reference*, lease STATE RENTALS Bkr Prospect Ave., Little Silver. 741-*H». LOVE HORSES? - Our horse need md Hcurlty required. Call between 3-5 RED BANK - One tide of two-story POOL !»'i Jock' MtGawan, Ce' i lury 21, ownhouse duplex. Two bedroom*. \Vi Three large bedrooms, 31' living room, someone to ride him, teach him on ScGowon/Ryan Agency, teal tor i, IOATING MADE EASY - Moor li Call 542-1700 glvt Mm attention Experienced ride bath*, laundry, dining room, base ront of your own property than Little formal dining room, super eat-in sci- only. Only three years-old. But men). Suitable working couple. Avail Silver. Eight-room Colonial, 3'/i boihs, ence kitchen, luxury bath, utility room, Mill check* to: Tht Dally Pltglsltr gentit. 79.-4753 able July 1. 1330 per month, ptui uf 111 mony extras. 2 Autos For Sue tot Apartments FIRST FLOOR $135 les, security required. 741-7>I3. looting dock. S139.000 Ont Rtgtsttr PUM. Shrewsbury, NJ. 07701 POODLE - Two yeors old MIDOLETOWN — Novetlnk rlv MELAAED AGENCY 3 Trucks For Site 102 Mouses For Rant Carol color, ttmalt RED BANK - Immediate occupancy ertront. Nine-room ranch, three both* 4MM0TCyCln 103 Rentals To Share 741-0739 "lK-room house, small lot. 1315 per dock. pool. 1149,900. HIGHLANDS — Three rooms, suitable •onlh plus all utilities. References .EVEN ROOM - Colonial IVi both! RED BANK - Three bedroom Colenl 5 Auto Sarwce Parts 104 Wnler Flentals xfultl, S17S per month plus utilities. p al. Eicellent condition Beautiful yard. ease and securit" y Coll between 3 S three fireplaces, dock. SD9.9Q0. Near bus transportation' Starter home 6 Auto Rent Leas* irftSummei Fienus ecurlty required. 391-3144. i.m. jock McGo< an. Century 2V LAWLEY tor newlyweds. >»,000 firm. Principals 1 Auto Insurance 106 Fur nsned Rooms HIGHLANDS — On hill, on* bedroom McGow 'Ryan Agency, Realtors only 74? 16fS. (le bath, wash and sioroot facilities 747-1004 BAuloFnanca 10? Nurs»ig Homes Eves.. UI S579 •Mat transportation Garden apart RUMSON - Small hou*t, river view RED BANK - Two-tlory. Three- 9 Constuckon Equpmtnl 106 Commercial Rentals •ntnl. I73-U44. ^_^____^^ BRAND NEWII .50 bedroom Colonial type older home. Near boat landing. Central air condl -our huge bedrooOt, IV mottei Excellent condition, newly decoroted 10 Wanted Aukomolive iO9Bu**ngs Garages lonlng ond heating. All conveniences mmtdlate occupancy. 1373. Calbedroom, 14' eit bedroom. 19' living Convenient location Choice property. 110 Wanted lo Rent DISCOUNTS for room, formal Inlng room, eat-In scf- 134,900. Principals only. Call 74ill4e, 747SM4. kltchen, eves, ond weekends. HIGHLANDS HILLS - Four bedroor RUMSON - Threee bedroobeoomm ColoniaCoonial _ 33' family room with fireplace, utility roam, two full luxury baths, RUMSON - Four bedroom Colonial, ipartment, UO0 per month, all utilities TTwo-ca r garrage. JunJ e ISIS. ReferenceRf * dining room, eat-In ncluded Wafer view. Call 291 4311 or"155 ptutss utilitutilitiesiiesi .. PP OO. BOB M33 331 1attached garoge, appliances, corpel- SENIOR iveslnk, NJ. 0077337733 . no, londuoped lot. Ing room with lire- , Redwood deck, fin- HIGHLANDS - One bedroom. Is1 WEST PALM BEACH, FLA , AREA - MELAAED AGENCY basement Close to school). Re- 2iBuana«iSafv 137 lots and Acreage both. OtTilreel parking. Loundromol BUY OR SELL — Your home through ottumable 7% mortgoge, SS9.99Q. On property. Suitable tor single or re 104 Winter Rentals an affiliate ot the largest real estate 231-1233 eves., 431-5014 days 54 SAjakons Wanted Female latMoWaHcann (red person. All utilities Included S17S company In the world—Century 21 SEA BRIGHT — North Beach. Moving M SRuaaons Wanted Mats 139 Cemetery lots per month. THE LODGE, 717-0133 SEA BRIGHT — Efficiency and mole Coiens Realtor, 741 7M* Multiple list unit* Weekly and monthly ralei, maid South. Two-family house with gorogt 56 S«ua»ons Wanted 140 Real Euan wanted KEANSBURG - New one bedroom un service, utilities, TV. No lease. Trode Coll 143 3115 furnished apartment. Formica kitchen Wind* Motel & Marino. H3 1137. lie bath, carpeted bedroom and tlvlnf room. Oft ttreel parking. Loundromo BY THE SEA More Classified on property. S200 per month, plus VICTORIAN ley. Security required. 717 0123. 105 Summer Rentals n In top residential location, on Next Page ___ rooms, 2Vj baths, 13-room, (EANSBURG - Two-bedroom semi A-l RENTALS — Furnished homes ond central air, two fireplaces, two-car ga- rage, full basemerit, aver one acre of kmdtCOpea"I propertproperly witwith }!K1612x14'' healed 135. Commercial - Only KEYPORT — One bedroom efficiency COTTAGE FOR RENT - Located on pool with cabana Property Lake Osslppee, New Hampshire, f tern conveniences. Call 546 0*36 RIVERSIDE AGENCY INC.. 747-3434 ELBERON - Converted Corrloge CHECK THIS LIST OF MERCHANTS WHO ARE LONG BRANCH — Near track, ever HILTON HEAD ISLAND - South Cor home. Four bedrooms, 3V* baths, all extra, bring the kidi, |ust SMS. o, two-bedroom condominium modern conveniences with old world '479414 STATE RENTALS Bk steeps tlx. Golf, tennis, pool, beach charm. 1140,000. F«mtHy - ReWd He! ' OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY 1300 a week. Coll 671-1SIS LONG BRANCH STUDIO - Single spe GIG REALT0RS-53130M-il10O44 Rt. U 1 NUiN Street clol Juit S17S c POCONOS - Chalet, sleeps 13. Fish ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR KewiWf,, Hew krtey Ing. hoofing, swimming, tennis, fire Member Real Ettale Exchange LINCROFT INN LONG BRANCH - Myrtle Ave i bet plac*). dishwasher. 1300 weekly 143 3300 TIRES BUILDING Sr. Cllliem All Food 10% OM roomy spot, |u*t HIS, bill* paid. •711071. Free standing 6400 sq. ft! From 1:30 to 3 p.m., Mon through 7479414 STATE RENTALS Bkr EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY SUPPLIES Speclol Dinner m«nu Tor Sr. CItlltnl l TINTON FALLS - Beaut If L Woodmere sev%n-year-young Dutch building 1 plus acre site. OIKOunt tor Sr. Clllitn Groups MATAWAN — Lakerldge luxury furnished three/tour-bedroom Brlc Colonial spill. Four large bedrooms, Parking apprx. 50 cars. In- CROWN TIRE MART Lonthaom and Dlnntn. bedroom apartmenk*. country setting Ranch. Patio, laundry, barbecue Th baths, eat-In kitchen, family room Nawnxn Springs Rd.. Llncrott fully carpeW dlihwosher, olr condi- Avolloble July 1. HIM per month o ith fireplace Playroom and base' spect property & cal own- M GM LUMBER 7II710O tioner, 1390 ond up. UCHIN RE 13300 until Labor Day. 1414435. ment. Owner't frontier red Buy 10% Oluounl ir you art ovtr to ALTORS. nt-5900. privately for 171,500. will lilt in the mid in 51. H«y. M. Wttl Kton»Burg MEMORY LANE RESTAURANT IK's when company takes over. Coll EKCtll«nca In Food I Strvlct lodoy. S43-44.9, Dlicounti to Sanlor Clllttnl — Efficiency one and ti- . Virgin li•lands tor July and Au PHARMACIES Hwy. 35, Ookhunl 531 1194 llable Immediately. out!. Will consider oportmeni one J 4. R TIRE CO. Coll $43-4900, e«t. 101 after 6 p.m 11% 00 lo All Sanlor Cltliam SHREWSBURY PHARMACY GOLDEN COACH DINER 500 Brood SI.. Shrawttairr '41 1MB We Participate In PAA Program 10% Discount on Regular Menu. Sr. C 570 Brood St., Shrewsbury. 741 -4t74 334 3rd Ave., Long Branch. 219-*)?] 131. Houses For Sale 131. Houses For Sale RADIATOR WORK~ BAYSHORE PHARMACY 2911M0 PALACE DINER PAA Program -Free Delivery NX Dlicounl lo Senior CHIjeni Boyihort Plata, Atlantic Highlands 45 Monmoulh It., Red Bank. 741-HI)! RED BANK RADIATOR WORKS Auto Air Conditioning a Cooling LINCROFT PHARMACY - e41 New SCHNEIDER'S RESTAURANT JUSTUSTED man Spclngt Rd., Llncroft, NJ. Free 10% Discount on All Food 10% Dlicount ta All Sanlar ... Delivery. Senior Clttiens Discount hofi- EXCEPT OUR DAILY SPECIALS DUTCH COLONIAL LITTLE SILVER (U ktafthBOdM WBn*Bd 113 W. Front St., Rad Bonk. /4III;;. ored. We participate m PAA Pro- ttlBroadway. Long Branch »lM7e grams. Coll 741 -/He Delightful lour bedroom horns, bright and airy, abounding Unusual 5 bdrm. 3 bath ranch Ideal for large family.' OLDE UNION HOUSE with charm, lovingly cared lor. Spacious 23' living room, central air conditioning, 20x40 inground pool, large GLASS 10% Dlicount to Senior CUlien* lormal dining room, two pantries, French doors leading to CLEANERS"" ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS living room with fireplace, full finished basement with 4-4 P.M ONLY sunny, glass-enclosed porch, natural wood trim, beamed The Daily Register bar, pool room, rec room, large landscaped lot. over- i i*Dii^u£&W. , BRIGHT (N) CLEAN - founderelU 11 Whort Ave.;.He0B«*-M3-7!7S ceilings, hardwood tloore, Hoor-lo-ceiling brick fireplace, full l m and dry cleaning center. Rt., M. Poi SIRIANNI'S FRIENDLY CAFE basement, lots of storage space, two-car garage, situated on sized two-car garage A great buy at $115,000 JiJrd AM.. Lwa Brantli. JJ1-411J Monmooth. Fooa Town S ping Cen n, I a.m. 10% Discount To Senior CHlieni pretty, residential, quiet street Aaldng W2.M0. WITH The Sunday Register ELECTRONIC 0WLBSc%SWiSii.$ SERVICES |l»5rljhttn,v»a,000 SlrMI UKUMM OMXllInt _J tlrotgnt tnroufft mebfturninout to bum and •hoppina, ufSQO Coll Reolhw, ill Prospect Ave.. Little Sll DISCOUNT horn M o^Hrinlnctlon of IM Coo 51 -4 -Foes ftwnf offrr S p.m., ni43W. •Kudlon Coo. Official I Utnlol ol o Application tor a permit shall be surfact before the trench Is excavated vor, 741-4900. Ship's Store d b HO f to oer od 6 The work shall bt so conducted r«nailtor • RAilMMg Pirmlt M»li» as not to Inltrftre with tht water SHREWSBURY - Unique Contem- RED BANK - Two-tomliy One five- bMn duly hoard, tht Com Mock Board moms, gas lines, stwtr lints or their porary California Ranch, park-Ilka Ml room apartment, one three-room of Aoluktmont find* that tM Coiulnjc to WC square te*t, and by a tee ot US tor connections with houses unless per Una, on on* act Three bedioomt, two oportent Flvegorooet Total Income HorTlM. Ottlclal win corrxt m hit larger eitovotiont. If) odditionto th e mission of the proptr authorities shall bams, dtn, ctntral air, beamed ctil donlal or vUd »ulkll«g Porrnlt nm permit tee. the appUcont tholl pay on hove bttn obtained All rtw* wltnin inas throughout, low-cost healing. FLAGSHIP MARINE Ingi m htM porluonl 10 th. oco*f of Inspection lee before the permit It Is upset may in'Sof "'** "*" *"' live IS) ten of a - modern country kitchen with open lt» Hon. Judst ftUrrltt Lafto. Jr. and suod equal to 10% of the coin repair hearth. ixiMmeni Asking >I»,000 fall deposit, but not less than US.00. for rhich n t domogod thereby 117 Lots A Acreage openings up lo 1 .«• square te*t plus S% shall be remove*! wilwithoul t bkntlng No qfter i p.m.. tQ lelS Principal! only of the cash repair deposit for that por excavation which will damage Irott iOLID VALUE IN FAIR HAVEN - tion of ony opening In excess ot 1,000 thattbemode Three bedroom roncher In the heart Qi TINTON FALLS - II ocrM, IIMOOO, Sft^D—ll* River Oahl on port of an old estate map available LAWLEY AGENCY, DISCOUNT Secretary square feet. Such Inspection toe shall H. After the underground Inttolla Reollort. 74UH2. Em, m-SS7* be paid even though the applicant shall tion has been completed the permittee Living room with fireplace, dining Ship's Store BarbaroE. LeMewne post a bond in lieu of o cash repair snoll promptly backfill the excavation room, basement playroom, screened Assistant Secretary deposit. oust mayor Tht backfill may consist of the ex Orwiewoy Auouil possession See thl» 131 Mobile Homes cavated materials but shall be tree ot attractive home and compart featurt The Borough Clerk shall forward a copy ot each application tor o street oil organic matarkei. tftarli and ciay it and that improved drainage Is tor-ftatwri at U1.SO0 EATONTOWN - Homette If72, II*S3 222 Eotontown opening permitfo th e Oceonport Police tnoii be placed In lifts of no more mon By WARREN Hl( HEY CENTURY 3 1 COZENS, RealtoRe n Two tnedt Quiet Dark FLAGSHIP MARINE Department and upon receipt of the 13 Inches, eoch lift to be thoroughly a requirement In any new con- "IOetdlIn tndenlll y OOwnedd Coll U1-*H* Chief ot Police or hit detlonee snail compocted, la a grade » Inches below EATONTOWN - An un- DSU WITH TRAILER — Eacollont HOTICI subgrade, the remainder to be • 11 River Fair Haven condition IS keel, cobin sleeps two, BOROUOH OF EATON TOWN review the tub|cct oppllcotlon lo de struction. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - termine whether Iroffk control sholl backfilled with bank run grovel. Should employed it-yeir-old ex- 741 let* Bethany Rd , Hailet Adult park. Wolk hilly loaa>d, reody to sail. Coll »42 MIS the Governing Body of the the excavated material be unsuitable ofler 1 p.m. Borough of Eotontown will hold o Sp* be needed during the period ol con- •litine, who broke Into Eaton- Mr. Bitterly, who said he to tft*e»ng ond N Y .bus. KJyil doi Public Meeting on Wednesday, struction. If If Is determined that the for backfill In tht opinion of the WATERFRONT PARK - IO«4O. two FISERCLAS SAILBOAAT - Complete Borough Administrator, then me entire TEACHERS WANTED - Our teach June 7, 1*71, at I 00 pm prevailing Cmittee shall need the usittonce of a town politics a year ago over has gained support by his bedrooms, woll-!o wall, dithwather, with tallt. trailer onndd dinghy Very lime ai Borough Hall, V Brood Street, enforcement officer to control traf trench shall be backfilled with bank run ers. working two tvenlngi a week plus ood condition Msust t sell 11000 tic In the vicinity of the construction grovel and compacted os described the protests of elected of- stands for apartment dwellers, full time summers, hove overage torn tfttq, tSOOO W-mt. tor the purpose of offering a resolution above. Bonk run arovtl shall conform Ingi ot *10,000 to tiS.QOO annually on tM - J47V dealing wlrh an addition lo the Fire site then the applicant shall be re- House quired, In addition to the other feet lo New Jersey State Department ot ficials, Is threatening to unseat has advocated yearly code in- port time boili We ore the Slot* 01 KEYPORT MARINE SALES Kgvlded for in thit ordinance, to pay to Transportation Soil Aggregate Dry rtctori for a SI year old u 5-bated 140 Real Estate Wanted HWY. IS, HAZLET The Regulor Workshop Meeting TypeiA. the mayor here In what could spections of apartments, Inltrnollonal Iniuronce company with 7)9 1510 Or 244 7176 scheduled lor Wednesday, June 7th. ot • Borough ot Occanport o fee of 113 o lop rating ot Excellent by lett's, GOOD HOUSES NEEDED 1 00 pm. will ttort immediately fol lor eoch hour, or pan thereof, that o I. After tht backfill hot been be the biggest upset in Mon- estebiishent of a rent leveling Onetomlly unlit from tot lo JO t In LENTZE MARINA - For Rorlion Bay member ot the Oceonport Police De placed, the permittee shall Install o Our unique guaranteed lead system lowina. portmenl will be required to direct will earn you not only o good Income, Northern Monmouth County, M-day boating In out berthing service tor JuneS temporary pavement tf bituminous mouth County politics this board to create a rent freeie but alto FREE. aileMpente-paid vaca power and tall boots, l! to 16 Uted Ifufflc al Itie till material over the opening and shall tloni abroad Catl Mrs Hannan tor on boat talet W JI». 51 5 - Cosh Repair Deposit to keep such temporary pavement to year. and stricter enforcement of appointment. Ml Sit 7M* between Ensure Restoration grade until It has been replaced by a LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In LONG BOAT TRAILER - IMC Ib. ca 2M Long Branch permanent pavement John F. Bitterly, elected the borough maintenance code t:)tH p.m ONLY. Keaniburg-MlddietownHailet- pocltv. 14 tt tloerglat runabout, «40 The application tor on excavation THINKING OF - Selling or buying? Holmdel area THE SMOLKO AGEN Alto told separately. Coll 7417*41 ofter NOTICE TO •lODiltS permit to perform excavation work un- J. When tinol settlement hot taken Democratic municipal leader - which he said has never Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY CY. 7»7-om. 4 p.m. Notice Is hereby olven that sealed der thlt Ordinance shaH be occom ploce. the permittee shall replace the 471 »Q0 i bids will be received by the Council of ponied by a cosh repair deposit Such temporary pavement with a permanent by a petition vote last year, is been enforced. TWO-tEOROOM — Family needed to SELLING YOUR HOME? - We're In- LVMAN - MAKO. Marquis, Sobre. the City Of Lona Brooch, N J, tor cash repair deposit will take the form pavement which snail nol be less than tn|oy thlt sprawling ranch In eicellenl terested In buying hornet direct Coll THE LEASING OF GARFIELD of cosh or certified check payable lo 13 Inches larger mon the length ond opposing S-year Democratic The 1176 code calls for the Miadlelown location, Formal dining Mr. Creuy ot WEBER REALTY, PARK, OCEAN AVENUE. LONG the Borough of Oceonport ond shall be width ot the opening. Tht ptrmontnt room, eat-In kitchen, den, basemenf tet-WOO BRANCH, N.J. FOR USE AS A PARK- received by the Borough Clerk prior to pavement shall be of the tome type at mayoral Incumbent J. Joseph use of landlord's funds — held attached oarage, lot 100*110. nicely WANTS f& "BUY'- Smoll neat, low ING LOT ' the Issuance of any permit The omount the original pavement, unless author lorMMcapM Private yard with 10x14 MERCURY OUTBOARD AND and ooened and r«od in public at a of the cosh repair deposit required lied by the Borough Admlnltlrotor Frankel, in an often fiery, by the borough - in an emer- patio Home hoi eye appeal Imlde and lce, Ranch house, In nice area ot MERCRUISER - SALES AND SER special meeting to be held In the City sholl be: (ot tor opening In streets The Borough Administrator shall be out Atklng UO.Stn Kiddlelown, Colts Neck, or Llncroft. VICE Discount Marine Supplies ond Municipal Building, 144 Broadway. paved with concrete or bituminous con- en one day's written notice previous charge-filled primary cam- gency situation when a land- Prefers lo assume mortgage. Cgll otter boot sales oil under one root. Twin Long Branch, N.J., on crete - (if M.» per squore tool of tthe lime when the otrmonent pave- paign. LAWLEY • p.m 741-S577. Light Marine, let Hwy. It. E. TUESDAY, JUNE », 1971, at 7:30 P.M. surface tor openings nol exceeding 100 ment is to be installed in order to per lord falls to responf within 24 AGENCY REALTORS Keonsburg, N J. W 2T» Specifications will be on file In the square feet, ill) I3M 00 plus tl 00 per mil on Inspection ttvtreOf- Mayor Frankel, who first hours. W4tU Evei 14. S5« office ot the Buiinest Administrator square loot ot opening In excess of 100 51 ••- Indemnity New Jersey's and may be examined by prospective square teel but nol exceeding 1.000 In accepting a permit, tht per joined the Borough Council In Mayor Frankel said that Complete Marine Center bidders during butlnett hours Bidden square feet, (ill) S3,050.00plus II Mper mltttc shall be deemed to have agreed with bath, » living room, formal din- may obtain a copy ot the Specification* square foot ot opening In excess of 1,000 to Indemnify ond save harmless the 1971 and became mayor In the current council has worked Ing room, Is eat-In telence country BOSTON WHALER and Proposal lorm, upon application to square teel For excavations made In Borough from ond against any and oil kitchen, » family room with tire 152 Boats A AQUA SPORT inc Business Administrator. ttreett ot lesser construction, one-halt lost, cottt or domogts, Incurred by 1175, Is running on his record hard for apartment dwellers, place, utility room, attached aoroge, BAYLINER Proposals must be made on the the preceding lees. In the cose of ex- reason of ony damageto an y property. as mayor, citing the preserva- IVi luxury bath*, talros M0 i Accessories HOBIE CAT ttandord Proposal form ond must be cavation or removal or alteration of ln|ury lo any person, or any loss of lite, often at the expense of good AAELMED AGENCY CATALINA enclosed In sealed envelopes addressed resulting from any negligence of the tion of "green areas" in the relations with apartment man- II- PLYWOOD - Fully (Ibergtai ei LASER to tne City Administrator ot the City ot permittee, its agents or servants In MARK Long Branch at the Office of the City performing the work covered by the borough, Improvements to m-stm muoo terlor, 5V. Johnton outboard, steering way apront, etc.. the Borough Enai permit. agement. WALKER 1 WALKER wheel, troller with winch, 1350 143 J775 ODAV Clerk, 344 Broadway. Long Bronch. neer sholl determine In eoch case the REALTORS N.J. the outside of the envelope must omount ot the cosh repair deposit In 51-10 - Ordinance Not Applicable Hope Road, development of "We've prided ourselves on Shrewsbury Office 741 4212 JOHNSON OUTBOARD be clearly marked turn total sufficient to allow the to Borough Work the Clary Tract, and work on Wddletown Office *?.V33U AAARATED BID: LEASING OF GARFIELD Borough lo perform atl required re Tht provisions ot this ordinonce being responsive," he said. 15 WOOD AND GLASS TROJAN - SERVICE CENTER PARK. TO BE OPENED JUNE », 1971 pain and restorations Said omount tholl nol be applicable to any txcavo the borough's primary prob- ' WEST KEANStURG - By owner Reody to oo and Including the name and address of shall be estimatedto Includ e gross tion work under tht direction of compe Five rooms. New roof and electric tyt 39HT30 anytime Mr. Frankel said that the tern 145 lih M , W Keansbwrg 116,900 Discount the bidder. It mutt be accompanied by Borough costs, Including fees, tern tent Borough official, by employees ot lems of drainage and traffic at Coll ofter 4 p.m., *S WtO IS' WOOD PUSSY - Sailboat. Reody lo a ttotement ot Consent of Surety from a parory maintenance costs, permanent tht Borougfi or by ony contractor of the council has pressed for in- go. Two tett ot tallt SHIP'S STORE Surety Company authoriied to do bus! restoration costs, etc. In no cat* shall a Borougrt or agency or department ol the Eatontown circle. tO SMO anytime nett In the Stale ot New Jersey, ond cash deposit be lets than UO.00. Any the Borough performing work for ond creased lighting when needed 132 Condominiums BLAGSHIP MARINE octeptoWe to the City, ond a certified cash repair deposit made hereunder in behalf of the Borough necessitating The mayor has said that he )• CENTURY SPEED BOAT - * Municipal Marine Basin cneck or cash or bid bond, drawn to the shall serve at security for the inspec- openings or excavations In streets nor and said he recalled personally Flberglot, custom Interior, now In- Atlantic Highlands order ot "The City ol Long Branch" for tion, repair and performance of work shall the provisions of 51-4 and 51-5 is "proudest" of and would Town Houses board engine, summer dock pold not lest than ten percent of the amount necessary to put the street In as good a apply to any excavation work per inspecting a large number of IO-7143, 747)143. 291-S6bO of trw btd encepl thot the check need condition as il was prior lo the excavo formed adjacent to or within public keep pushing for openess and tenant complaints in a particu- Open si* Doys not exceed WO,ODD 00 tion It tht permittee tails to moke the right-of-ways by tubdlviders or site de Cloted Mondays Bidders ore required to comply necessary repairs or lo complete the velopers In accordance with approved respajgsiveness in local govern- lar apartment complex. . river. After i p.m., Wt-5410, Wed. ond Frl. till I p.m. with requirements of PL. 1*75, c. 137 propet refilling of the opening and the subdivision or site plans, provided such and PL. 1977, C. U. excavation work under the excavation subdlvldert or site developers have ment. ENJOY THE SUNSHINE - Dn the PORTA JOHN - Seafarer, newer used. _ The Business Administrator or the permit. Upon the permittees comple- posted cash guarantees and surety In Mr. Bitterly, who has The mayor said that he was beach, ond the moonlight over the Excellent buy. City Council reserves the right to re tion of the work covered by such per- accordance with tht applicable Or river. In thlt beoutlrulTy decorated It' THOMPSON — Wood, good condi- 741 9S17 or »1 47M dlnance requirements. ti to t Mercury new cans quire a complete financial and ex- mit, In conformity with the Ordinance waged a one-man political bat- opposed to any form of rent three-year-old Conda One-bedroom, RENKEN* 1*' - 1973. 1U h.p. Inboard perience statement from prospective as determined by the Borough Admin 51 II-Insurance with wolk-ln closet, double link vanity outboard Good condition, fully ittrotor, two thirds of the remaining A permittee, prior to tht commen- tle against the mayor and leveling after studying a pro- equipped 13S00 Call S44-II73 after S 30 cosh deposit shall be promptly re- cement of excavation work hereunder. posal and statistics. pm. tore before furnishing Proposal forms funded by th* Borough to the permittee tholl furnish the Borough Adminls Borough Council after an un- or Specifications or Defore awarding and the bolance shall be refunded by trotor tollsfoctory evidence In writing He said that according to a k facilities ond pool. Ml,500. 21' SAILBOAT - Floerolas, Volvo 5 SAILBOAT - 14' Blue Jay, 1*76 with contract In accordance with R.S. tne Borough to the permittee upon the thai the permittee hot in force ond will successful bid for borough tax H.P. motor, easy lood trailer with elec- trailer. Excellent condition. Reody to 40:4-540405. ThThe righit Iit alslo reservedd to expiration of such 13 months' period; maintain In force during the per collector, has geared his cam- study the council made on rent tric winch, mint condition, mutt tell, " roce. Call 741-73Se. rtlect-any or oil bids, or to waive anv provided that it the amount ot the cash formance of the excovotlon work ond K. IRWIN ortlng 1S.1M. s7t-Wl7. deposit does not exceed 1100, the entire tht ptflod of the excavation permit freetea, controled yearly TOO MANY BOATS - Flberalot Blue informalities where such Informality it cosh repair deposit will be returned paign on a series of charges Realtor »' INS REVEL C CABIN CRUISER - Jaw, good condition; Wood Blue Jay, not detrimental to the best interests ot public liability Inturonce of not lest Marine Park Red Bank 327 Chevrolet engine, fully equipped. Hoble"oTtlfct new Ml-oo» after 7. trie municipality The right Is alto re mon 1100,000 Ot for ony one person and leveled against Mr. Frankel raises In rents would probably U00.OO000 for any one accident and 842-4188 sleeps four. Water ikllert delight. WANTED - 12' V bottom olumlnyrr served to increase or decrease the and the current council. excede the yearly cost of living SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Keialtt. Neodi minor cabin work. No time for cor top boat ond equipment auonllllttt In the manner designated In iS.,900 to 170,000. LAWLEY AGENCY, boat, must sacrifice First 11000 takes tHVSpec I flections. ttils Ordinance _.. increase. He said under such a Realtor*. 74M363. Eves . U7M79 It. Coll Wl-SOH'orfr I p.m. In the event it is not possible to be thai the Borough may use any or all o Elected officials on the all- IMS » LUHRS SPORTSFISHERMAN present OT the time and place ol opening such deposit to pay the cost of ony work . In casts where the Democratic borough council plan tenants would end up, af- SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Two ot Wdt, bids may bt mailed lo City the Borough performs lo restore or churocter or nature of the proposed ' bedroom home with three tunny ex- ALL MARINE ELECTRONICS - We Municipal Building, Long Bronch, maintain the street os herein provided excavation work ore such os to prevent refused to support Mr. Bitterly ter a five-year period, paying posures. Ranch style with lotto! deluxe save you more. Shop around, then call or 3*1-5710 onytln N.J., attention of Business Adminls In the event the permittee falls to per- an unusual hotord or a higher thon Ttoturet Including two batht, all ap Boating Electronic! Hot Line for fret normal risk of domoge or m|ury the more rent than if there had- I woncet.o dining room and a screened Mr. form such work, In which event the as candidate for tax collector pric **». MUU Sal J. Prezioso amount refunded lo ttve permittee shall Borough Council may require pro- been no freeze. i torch. Exceptional value at I54.M0. 1M Recreational Business Administrator be reduced by the amount thus ex- vision of increased omounti of liability and signed a petition refusing ,tee I t today. Vehicles June 5 131.00 pended by the Borough. and property domoge Insurance. Any CENTURY 21 COZENS, Reoltori AQUASPORT 22-1 FAMILY FISH- Cosh repair deposits will be waived permits which occasion such Increased to accept his election as Demo- Of senior citizens In Eaton- ™ ' "Independently Owned" ERMAN - 197ft Johnson US, depth in the case of installation or repair ol rwiord or liability shall be referred, by cratic municipal leader. •13 River Rd Fair Haven finder, marine radio, complete Coast le' TRAVEL TRAILER - Sleept four, 236 MlddUtown sidewalk by the owner, or by a person the Borough Administrator, for the town, Mr. Bitterly charged Mr. Guard equipment Porta potty Mint Sink, stove, refrlaerator. UOC acting for the owner, of real properly consideration of the governing body The action has prompted condition. But offer. After 7 p.m., 4*S 1473 ZONIM* BOARD OP and may be waived In the cote of in- prior to the Issuance ol o permit Frankel with using the pro- ARD OP ADJUITMINT 133 income Property •OAT FOR SALE - 16' Thompson, APACHE POP UP CAMPER - 1*70, stallation of new public Improvements Section 2. All ordinances ond rtso Mr. Bitterly to label the mayor posed senior citizen complex trailer. 10 h.p. Mercury engine. Reody sleeps six, sink, stove, refrlgerotor, by a subdlvlder of site development In lutlons or ports of ordinances and reso hoofer, two wares. Oouble 30 Ib. tonks. accordance with the approved plans lutlons. Inconsistent with this amend- and members of council "rene- on the Clary Tract for political TWO-FAMILY — Three anj two fin water MOO ( nil tfa !M5 HIM. 171-MU offer 4 p.m. OTICiOFHIAHIMO and without colt to the Borough pro ing ordlnonct, bt and tht some ore bedrooms each, In excellent condition, CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINE - Sin- Please take notice that the under video, however, (hot such waiver will hereby repealed. gade Democrats" for not sup- mileage. He said the mayor MOOD down, assume 6rt% large VA cylinder, ew hours, excellent condl- PATHFINDER - 1973. 30 ft., self con signed has applied to tht Board of Ad not be granted If, in the opinion of the Section 3. This amending ond sup monaooe. talned, tandem wheels, exlrot. S34OO. luttment ofthe Township ot Mid Borough Administrator, a cosh repair picmental ordinance shell become ef porting the elected local leader bad an "unconcerned attitude Hon. Asking 1400. Coll 747-0*4* Call 717-1750. dlelown for a variance from the pro COMET 2*0 - Hull-flberglot over deposit Is necessaryto assur e protec ftctlvt upon due passogt and public a of their party. Other Income propertlet available with vltlont of Article 19 13 Section (4)A of tion of existing Improvements or lo tion occordlftgto tow toward the senior citizens." no money down, It qualified. wood, good soUl, 127 J. Large the Zoning Ordinonce to as to permll guarantee against domoges during con mushroom anchor, US- 142-5*73. up, air. AM/FM; rebuilt . . He has also accused the RIVERSIDE AGENCY INC., 747-2414 miles, new broke*, clutch, healing and applicant to request permission to structlon PINMMMDIMANC* exhaust. Mutt setl before June 10. trtcl a W x 13' oddltlon to side ot house 514 — Surety Band Tht ordlnonct published herewith council of "closed government "My oponent promised S3400 or best offer. M2-/M* for bedroom * dtn which will cause II an Individual cash repair deposit was Introduced ond passed upon first front setback ot 12 where 40' It rt required by 51 S exceeds 1500 or if the reodlng at tht meeting of tht Mayor by clique" for its unwillingness ground breaking on a Senior quired' on premises located at 64 Park applicant be a public utility regulated and Council ot tht Borough of Octon Citizen complex for August, SPECIAL Avenue, Belford alto known os Block by the Federal Government and/or the port, In tht County of Monmouth, New to work with him. TO Lot IS on the Tax Mop State ol New Jersey, may deposit with Jertey held on June I, Itn, It will bt 1177. It Is now June, 1178 and Make It Yourself JOO NOTICES A copy of the application has bttn the Borough Clerk a surety bond In the further conttdtredj tor final The Democratic municipal tiled In the Oftlct ol tht Township amount oflttt Cash Repair Deposit or Jbltc hear ing there**, i this has not even been started. Clerk and may be Inspected. an onnual bond In the amount ot U.000 sold Mayor and Council IO ot leader has charged that the 111 Lost A Found Tht public hearing will bt held on mode payable to the Borough of Oceon- BS n tht Borough Hall In sold mayor has been slow in re- Why, with over IMC senior . Monday evening, tht 19th day of June port. The required surety bond must Borough on Junt IS,T»7latl:00o clock LOST — Miniature Sctmauier. salt and 1971, at 1:00 P.M. at Township Hall. p.m., and during tht week priorto on d sponding to: — The needs of citizens, Is there not aadequate pepper In color, onswert to Pebbles. Mtddktown. New Jersey, at which (a) With good ond sufficient sure- upto on d Including tht date of such RedBortk orea. Reword. 74I-M3*. time you moY appear either In person meeting, copies of sold ordinance will senior citizens, and apartment housing lo accomodate these or by agent or attorney ond present any bt moot ovoltable at the Clerk's Office borough residents?," Mr. Bit- ob|e< tion which you may have lo grant to members of tht Otneral Public who and mobile home dwellers; a Sll Special Notices Ing this application. shall request same. terly said. "Senior citizens Jean Davis PATRICIA L. VARCA solution to the Eatontown drle CAMP REAP - Summer day program U Pork Ave. Acting Borough Clerk and borough drainage prob- need a housing complex, not for children with leomlng disabilities, Btlford, N.J, JuneS tin.OO seven week session, UU, three or tour- Junes ».». promises." week seulom available, July S to Au- lems. gust II, ages 4 is. Professional staff, • ond hold the "This callous disregard for experienced In special education, a 238 Oceonport ler harmless 244 Tinton Foils Mr. Frankel said he had summer of fun ond learning combining I any ond oil claims, ludgments, the plight of tenants by a man recreation, tocialltatlon and bosic or othet cotlt arising from the excava- hoped to break ground for the tion and other work covered by the j«" r • t- . . ,,in,ii, u ivn« . ,rwi.'wo, •* . academic ikills. swimming trlpi, _„TOR GASOLIN E 4 Primavera of /7t Shrewsbury Avenue, who espouses to be a leader Is olymplct, all tporti, special events. FUiL OIL ' excavation permit or tor which the project last year, but added Separate sealed bids will be re Borough, the Borough Council, or ony Tinton Falls, New Jersey, shall moke deplorable. The fact that these loiethet or Mpmtdy-you'll celvtd by the Borough of Octonport al Borough officer may be mode liable by applicationto th t Tinton Falls Plan that the project has been the Municipal Building tor the reason of any Occident or Inlury to nlng Boord pursuant to Township Or situations exist, truly ex- enjoy this two-some ill re»i person or property through the fault of dlnanct, Article IV, Section 31, and to slowed because of a state de- pply oroaproilrnatily 25,800 oalloni the permittee timer in not properly on, adopted June 5, 1*53, os amended, emplifies my contention that lean vest lucent open on> Psychic Clairvoyant ofwfetfedinsollfio, lS.000 gollont of guarding the excavation or for any oth- and the New Jersey Statutes Section lay In bonding procedures. mingi skirt-crochet luhton's MRS. SYLVIA regular gasoline, 5400 gollont of dlesel er ln|ury resulting from tht negligence 40.55-tf sea on June 3). 1f71, at IK my opponent is hoping that gasoline and approximately 13,000 ot the permittee, and further condl p.m. or at soon thereafter at they may "We've done everything hu- newest partners of 2 strands HANDWRITING ANALYST Honed to fill up, restore ond place In be heard, ol tht Borough Holl, 55* Tin these problems will Just go GIFTED READER/TRUE ADVISOR gallons No. 3 fuel oil, on Thursday, ton Avenue, Tinton Foflt, New Jersey, manly possible to get this mercerind bedspread cotton in On all problems ot life Tune 13, 1971 at 10:00 a.m., at which good and soft condition as near at may down the drain — but un- time they will be opened andread aloud beto It s original condition ond to the for approval of a site plan tor the tree project completed," Mr. et» pattern stitch. Pattern Are you worried? In public. satisfaction of the Borough Adminls tion ot o proposed two story office fortunatly — and true to form, Irator all openings and excavations building to be located on Shrewsbury Frankel said. He added that 925: sins 8 14 incl. Afraid to make decisions? mode in streets, ond to maintain any Avenue in tht Borough ol Tinton Falls tti on a trod of land known os Lot I0B, not even the drains work," Mr. $1.50 lor «Kh pattern. Add JusJ t one consultation Clerk at the Municipal Building, 371 street where excavation It mode In at the state was whoiely respon- wilill ie you the answer. good condition for the period of twelve Block 31. as shown on the Tax Map ot Bitterly said. 351 each pattern for first class Monmouth Boulevard, Oceonport, (12) months after said work shall have the Borough of Tinton Falls. Mon sible for the delay, "and that, I airmail and hindlmj Send te: been done, utuol wear and tear en mouth County, New Jersey, sheet No He asked, "Why, after six BUs must be made on the Standard cepted, as it was In before sold work 4, comprliing In total approximately can't control." Proposal Forms, In the manner desig- 377 acres of lond- 111 Travel nated therein at required by the specif shall have been done. Any settlement ol years In government, does my Mr. Bitterly has said that Iwra WliNkr Icotlons and must be enclosed In sealed the surface within the told one-year TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that at Transportation period snail be deemed conclusive tht above time and place tht appl leant t opponent recognize at this late the council and mayor should ItaodiKraft Dtpt. 61 evidence of defective backfilling by the will request approval from the Plon date, that a drainage problem RIDER NEEDED — I'm driving ro Lot . i on the outside, addressed to permittee. Nothing herein contained ning Boord to erect a 34,000 squore toot have sought the advice of resi- AftMltt. Ltavlna Junt Itfi PIMM con shall be construed to require the per- two-story structure for tht purpott o Tht Daily Rtgisltr the Mayor ond Council ot the Borough mittee to maintain any repairs to pave- commercial office space. In support of exists? Has he been asleep?" dents concerning the Eaton- ofOceanport. ment made by the Borough If such this application, the applicants shall Mr. Frankel replied that Sa Ul, 0M (MM SU., *tw Bidders i repairs should prove defective. Re- rely upon Certain exhtblH consisting of town traffic circle four years 213 Instruction with the requlement covery on such bond tor any ln|ury or o general orea site plon of the proposed there had never been a ques- Twfc. IT 10011. Print Nam, ondP.L. 1*77 c.M. accident shall not exhaust the bond but structure, a londscope plon ond a mop ago. Utim, a», Patttn »* A TWO WEEK — Morning Real Eitart The Mayor ond Council reserve the It shall in Its entirety cover ony or all of existing curb and driveways In tht tion as to whether there was a Llonilng Couru. Jun. 11-11. Mon- right to reject any ond all bids, or to future Occidents or Inlurles during the vicinity of tht proposed structure along SUPER V/U.UE-197V/U978 NEEDLE mouth ImtltuTt. 7*1 -O77T. waive any Informalities where such In- excavation work for which II Is given. Shrewsbury Avenue. A copy of each drainage problem In Eaton- "Clearly the time has been formality It not detrimental to the best I n the event of any suit or claim ogalntt plan ond mop aforesaid is presently on there to develop a local solu- OWT CIUIOJ 225 desifns the Borough by reason of the negli- file in the offices of tht Tinton Falls town. He said the problem has to choose from. 3 free inside gence or default of the permittee, upon Planning Boord located ot 55* Tinton tion to that automotive MAYOR the borough giving written notice fo tht Avenue, Tinton Foils. New Jersey. Tht become so bad that It, along PATRICIALL. VARCA permute* of sucn suit or claim, ony aforementioned plant and maps ore with the traffic circle, has Jungle," he said. ACTING BOROUGH CLERK final iuagment against the Borough rt- available tor Inspection at the above qulrlng If to pay Tor such domogt sholl mentioned location location during been made a "number one Mayor Frankel uid that normal business hours. 925 TENNIS LESSONS — Prlvole and be conclusive upon the permittee and priority" by mayor and coun- the circle had been designated 'oup Inttructlon by Tom Cunneff, No. AM OftDIHANCB AMINDINO AND his surety, An annual bond may be TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that at singles player for Stonehlll College. HIPPLIMIHTINO IN ITI INTIRE given under this provision which shall the above tlmt ond t4oct, o public cil. a top priority problem, but he rCall anytime. 741-47U. TY CHAPTM II (ITIIIIT AND remain In force lor one year condi- hewing shall be held lo consider the MDjEWMJ iXCAyAVlONll Of TMI tioned at above, in the amount speci- conceded, "it's a very tough fied above and In other reipectt as KIRK PATRICK I RATHMAN The mayor said that the specified above, but applicable as to all William P. Klrkpotrlck very serious drainage prob- issue." excovatlon work In streets by the prin- Attorney for Jerry E. Prlmavtra, Printed Pattern cipal In such bond during the term of !• Thomas E. Prlmavtra lems In the borough have been "All we can do is try," the one year from said date. Public utlll- 130 East River Rood Rumson, New Jertey 077U identified and a brook cleaning mayor said, adding, however, 221 Colts Neck JuneS 11*50 "I don't think there Is a stone NOTICE TO IIDMtl _ .. ORDAINED by the Mayor program has been lm- Notlct Is hereby given that sealed ond Council of the Borough of Ocean pUmented. left unturned that we haven't bids will be received by tht Township port, County ol Monmouth, Stott of 245 Union Bench . tried." do Waist Sean! Committee of the Township of Colts depotlt. Such cash repair deposit may He said that everything i Neck al the Township Municipal Build- by Council action bt returned with In- Ing, Cedar Drive, Coitt Neck. New Jer Code of tht Borough ot Oceonpori, terest to the utility after a 12 month within "budget limitations" Is He said that the borough sty, on tht 19th day of June, )f7| publicly opintd borough engineers have been too-no waist seam! Note drama-' Neck Township, New Jertey, during Interruption or curtailment of ony ser- portoptrmlllhereL. ... lor riodlng and tabulation. FIRE Department of Transportation tic neckline, smart cinch. Send! regular business hours ol 9:00 a.m. un- vice furnished to tht public by a public public utility. Individual, or company HYDRANT INSTALLATION working to solve the problems commissioner to make a com- til 4:30 p.m. Proposals must bt utility. sholl moke application for such permll CONTRACT U6 7HM Printed Pattern 9139: Misses enclosed In a staled tnvtlope od dressed to tht Township Committee of b. "Ptrmltttt" sholl meon any within five working dayt after fht oc- Tttt fol lowing ftrm ond condltloni mittment on funding a solution Sins 8, 10,12, 14,16, 18, 20. public utility, Indlvlduol or cofnpany to currence of such emergency; provided arc twrvby .Kprtuly moo. a port ot th. MOOHier Public Notices Iht Township of Coltt Neck ond must which o permit has been Ittutd under th* public utility, Indlvlduol or corn- ptont ond locclflcallonf and contract to the traffic circle. Sin 12 (bust 34) takes 2 5/8 clear ty set forth the proposed price for the police cor. The Wdt must be occom ond pursuantto thi s chapter. pony first telephones to the office of tht document* al fully at It Incorporate NlWJiMBY rards 45-inch fabric. c. "Public utility " shall mton ony Borough Administrator a .statement nw.lnaH.ngth: HIOHWAY AUTHORITY Mayor Frankel said that a ponied by a certified check, cashiers public utility as defined In R.S. 41:1-11. concerning r I. All Bid* ttwll bt o»llv.rrd hi . OARIXN ITATi PARKWAY tarf JIM hi Mtk Mtttn. check or DM bond poyoble to tht Town- d. "Borough Administrator'- shall or, in cast ... WOODBRIDSE, HIW JERSEY long-range solution might cost IV ship at Colts Neck os a guarantee that If telephone call shall bt mode to the Public Notice under Njrts meon tht Borough Administrator of tht ipKlflrd with th* mvtlop. properly Hi 35* te. NCh Mtttn tor Borough of Octonport or such other Borough Police Department, which rnartuMntdntlfffhtwariiDMupon. 53:270-11*. Ot. t*q. lUnlform Comlruc as much as $4-11 million in M-dM iU * I bidder will tnttr Bo* ©ugh officlot, as the ooverning body shall log the Information for tht Ad- 1. «W> tholl bt tubmltttd on Pro lion Code) state funds. He said that it was Into o contract therefor and shall cause may dw-onaW He shall act os the od ministrator. POMI Formi furalintd with Controd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai tht police cor described In tht sptclf- mlnlstrotfvt officer tor thlt ordlnonct 51-1 — Openings. Bocktllllngt ond Documontt. th* New Jertey Highway Authority probably too expensive to build Icotlons to bt deliveredto th e Town- ond coordinate with the Borough Engi- Resurfacing 3. Copltt of Plant and Sptcll- propotetto: ship of Colts Neck within sixty (HI neer and other Borough Officials and Tht permittee tholl comply with Icotlom may bt obtained during regu- Renovate the eilttlng ticket olllce an overpass at the circle. MARUN MARTIN days. The omount to bt deposited shall tnllllts as may bt required. the following general conditions with lar builnett hourt at the Office ol Hie be tin ptr cent 110%) ol tht bast bid but Si-j_ Permit Required regard to tht opening or excavation Engineer, Frederick H. Kurti, 777 The mayor said there had Poti.rn D«pt. 420 shall not. In ony cast, exceed Twenty It shall be unlawful for ony ptrton and tht backfilling ond rtsurfocing of Watblngtan Road. Parlln. New Jertey. Thousortd Dollars (110,000.00). to perform any excavation work or to ony public street or public place: upon payment of Twenty-Five Oollort been a number of meetings Tin Doily Kt9is.tr In Its proposal, the bidder shod dig up. break, excavate, tunnel, under- A. Tht permittee shall keep each (115.00) which will not be refunded. Gordon State Porkway, with state and county officials describe in full ond complete detail the mint or In ony manner break up ony opening properly guarded and at night 4. All Bldt must be accompanied by •hip ot Holmdel, Monmouth County. worrontltt and/or guarantees that street orto mok e or cowstto b t moot have tights ptoced thereat, and In doing 0 Bid Bond or CtrtlllM CheckV mo*, New Jertey. and that they were open to the 232 Wet 1M $t, tkw ttri, sholl run to tht btneflfof the Township ony excavation In or under tht surface the work, Interttrt at llttlt as posilblt payable to the Borough Treaturer for EUlmoted cott ot the prol.ct It ot Colts Neck after the, pur chose ot the of any streettor an y pwrpost or te with the travel otong the rood and open otleott 10% ol the grott amount of the public. NT 10011. Print tWUE, » police cor described above. phKt, deposit or leave upon ony street no greater part at the. rood at any time Bid. which It to be retained by the To conform with th* Uniterm Con- MKS1 ZIP, JKt art STTLE Bidden ore required to comply ony earth or other excavated material. than shall be allowed by the Borough. It Borough to apply on account ot any si,uctlon Code, the New Jerwy High Mayor Frankel, who has with the retirement! of P.L. l«J, c. obstructing or tending lo Interttrt with tht excavation Is to extend tht full damoget wftered by the Borough by way Authority Intend! to Khedul. a 177, pursuant to Chapter SJ ol tht Pub the free use of me street, *r dig up, width of the rood, ntmore than one holl reaton of the tallurtola4_ow Bidder to public hearing contingent upon tub- largely refrained from ex- LOOK RICH, YOUNG, SMART He Lows of 1177, break, excavate or undermine or In any ol the food tholl at opened ot one time, enter Into Contract with the Borough In •tonttal public Inlereit. Cltli.ni or All corporations or partnerships way affect any other public improve- ond such nan ihtril bt backfilled belort accordance with the term or Ml Bid. A groupt or* Invited to tubmlt questions changing charge tor charge on a budftt! Sew new toft Una to tht within notice to bid ment within a public right-of-way un- the other half Is optntd, so os to permit Content ot Surety will alto bt provided or comment! In writing to William J. less such persons Hull first have ob the fret Mow of traffic. If a Certified Check It uted at a Bid Botw.ll, N*w Jersey Highway Author- with Mr. Bitterly, said he had dresses, tops, skirts, pints tolfttd a permit therefor from tht forth the names and odoYesset of c B. Tht opening shall bt backfilled ity. Garden State Parkwoy. Admlnlt- spent from SMS-fTM on his -III in NEW SPRING-SUM- tratlon Building. Woodbrldge. New •tocUwkfctoUkfc n I wft o p ti p Immediately and tht pavement shall bt S. Bids art to comply with fht re Jertey C70H. no later thon June », MER PATTERN CATALOG. Free nM# WHO own 10% of mm of tin restored with of least a temporary qulrtnvents of P.L, WH, C 127. campaign for M, one-minute •Met ot on> clan, or all Indlvlduol staeiBSS pavement or Wtumlnous concrete bat* 4. The Right It "••J lo rtltct 1*71. pattern coupon. Send 754 aartnen In IM partntnMp who own a moat on lormito torM a proWt pormll dmal byl M material within thrtt IJ) weeks. any or all Bid* SubmlrMC^ Preliminary plant are available radio commercials and for 107-MMtStvfcfSMt $1.00 W% t IntcrMt ttwrtifi &• •orwg*. TIM oppllcotloto M provWtn tOall dttjt byf tin Beyond this period, a tlm* eittntlon MdrySaWh ^^ for piwiic ifittptc* IOTI by oppolntmtfit tht purpose of tht llcotlotjtcovfltton tOaln onl dttjt thef mutt bt oMolntd from tht Borough. Borough Clerk ott»*tn the hours otl:15 AJ*. ond « 00 printing costs for fliers. nan* ond addmi of MM tMTUfl who Ci Tht rttttratlen #f tne opttlng Junt 5 us to P.M. In fht Engineering Department ol Mr. Frankel, who said he iJsvSre/tsswsAS will rwtor. th. ptrtnanont povtmfit sholl bt maintained for sixty (eO days th* New Jertey Highway Authority. lfA-lntMt fadttt hta $1.00 right to waive any Informalities In or to whtti Iht Mm It not to bo don or th. ofter completion ot the txptnst of tht WoooWMge. New Jeriey. was "very much involved in 12t-T»ri«j FWwti Sata $1.50 reject any ond oil Wdv Borough or tht applicant. Tht oapHca- permittee and any cosh deposit. Of sot 244 West Long Branch The purpose of fhlt odvtrtlttmtnl Btds ma not be ithdrawn within tlan rtoll M occMipgnltd by a dla Forth hfrtafttr, that* not be returned it lo obtain local public reaction re- campaigning," said he had until al least sixty (10) days have WitT LOftA BftAMCH garding fht comptlonc* of the prott posted from the tlmt of repair ond tht Special meeting of Ptormlng loai tf spoken to many residents 91391 RSWttURffi rood is in acctftfobtt condition. about the borough and his can- commencemenk Mbd t onTMMMOm.old completion of fht. O. Tht applicant shall give a twen- HIGHWAY AUTHORITY 8-20 Mlchoel Coponegro excavation (which daft shall be the ty-four hour notlct to the Borough Ad- F. JOSEPH CARRAOHER didacy and that he had "gotten I expiration dote of an, •trmH Issued ministrator prior to making on opening EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR •as pursuant to the application) ond other or prior to beginning surfoct rtttoro JuntS I14.lv a good reaction." 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MONDAY, JUNE 5 You understand the princi- Weak areas of your person- Jan.19) - You may suffer Bon) today, you are a ples of Justice, knowing ality may be criticized to- from decisions made yes- fortunate person who finds that what is Just is not day at work. Refuse to be terday. Bear in mind the it easy to compromise always conducive to prog- disturbed. possibility of a change of without sacrificing or jeop- ress. You refuse to push VIHQO(Aug.23-Sapt.22) - direction. ardizing principles. You projects, preferring to let Consider how a change will AQUARIUS(Jtn,20- are quick to take a stand, nature take its course. effect your family's securi- Fab.11) •• Versatility but equally quick to ty. You may wish to makes the difference be- change It should circum- To see what is in store change your mind. tween being accepted and stances warrant it. You for you tomorrow, find LIBRA(S«pt.23-Oct.22) - being made especially wel- should never have diffi- your birthday and read the Much more than lip ser- come at work. culty gaining support for corresponding paragraph. vice must be paid to honor PISCES(Feb.19-March 20) your projects, which al- Let your birthday star be today. Temptations may - Those in authority are most always stem from your daily guide. come fast and furious. looking for a way totally logic. TUESDAY, JUNE 6 SCORPIO(Ocl.23Nov.21) unique to you. Make your TtH.'TH.'RXXLASS, You make friends easily. QEMINI(May21-Juna20|- - Career potentials may mark before noon. M3T MUCH CHANCE Your personality is such • You should gain clues provide little more than a ARIES(March 21-Aprll 19) that your friends not only today regarding a new confusing map of your - Go beyond what is ex- feel loyalty and affection, heartthrob, not necessarily future. Make no decisions. pected early in the day and they also feel protective your own. SAOITTARIUS(Nov.22- you will know generous thus you should seldom Dec.21) - Head-over-heels rewards by day's end. have to extricate yourself CANCER(June21-July22) in love: that appears to be TAURUS(Aprll 20-May 20) from difficulties. - Try to keep your feelings the name of the game - New ways of making You can be trusted with regarding another's efforts today for you and your money open up early responsibility and authori- to progress to yourself. companions. today. Don't hesitate to ask ty, for you never abuse it. LEO(July Zl-Aug.22) - CAPRICORN(DtC.22- questions as you go along. South dealer North-South vulnerable Doonesbury SheinwolcPs bridge advice NORTH By Alfred Shelnwold Since dummy has only three clarer gets to his hand with a • 1087 ,*csnu- le/ne incomplete strip is more inter- DAILY QUESTION mmMBso AUNO- afford to draw all of the miss- WEST EAST cmr. esting than the complete strip. ing trumps since that would Partner opens with 2 NT (22 nseovtoitroamtm Few can appreciate how much to 24 points), and the next • 63 • 542 mie-iammarscm- I leave no trump in dummy for V Q J10 7 97862 painful research it took to the ruff-discard play. player passes. You hold: • 5 4 mr bring this fact into the day- 27862 0 7 5 3 * J 10 6 2; OQ862 0753 light. Instead, South wins the first What do you say? • Q94 • J1062 ANSWER: Pass. The open- If dummy had four trumps heart and draws only two SOUTH ing bid of 2 NT is strong and and only three clubs, South trumps. Then he cashes the top • AKQJ9 highly invitational, but not could draw trumps, cash the clubs, ruffs a club, leads* a VA53 forcing. With your ghastly top clubs, ruff dummy's low heart to dummy and ruffs an- 0KJ4 hand you cannot afford to ac- club, cash another top heart other club. Finally, he gives up • A7 cept any invitations. and give up a heart the heart, hoping it must be won by the player who is out Seats Wed N.rtk East If a diamond came back, ('A POCKET GUIDE TO of trumps. 2* Pass 3* Pass South would get a free finesse. BRIDGE' written by Alfred And so it turns out. If West Sheinwold is available. Gel 4NT Pass 50 Pass Hagar If anything else, South would 5NT Pass 6? Pass discard a diamond while dum- returns a diamond, South gets your copy by sending II 00 to a free finesse. If West returns a 6 • All Pass WOULD YOU H"ELP US TO my ruffed. The Red Bank Register, P.O. That's what bridge players heart, dummy ruffs while Box 1111, Los Angeles. Calif. KICK OFF THIS Y6AR5C call a complete atrip. South discards a diamond. De- MB.) Opening lead -

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1 6ET60IN6, BEETLE. BEAT IT, BEETLE.' IN LI FES SAME YOU'RE ON K.P.I I I PONT WANT YOU OF BADMINTON, IN MY KITCHEN// I'M THE BIRPIE 18 The Drily RegiMer SHREWSBURY, MONDAY JUNE 5 1978 America on verge of becoming penniless •yllKkA.MlHIgll circuit when a (use blew. worth knowing from a penny paper? It may be stud that "Cheap Ten penny nails cost II cents per hundred Penny-ante people may learn what is said is Parliament Well, will that Creep." RIDGEF1ELD, Conn. (AP) - The new 15 cenl stamp poker was a serious game, even in my college days On contribute to their education?" The penny is our oldest coin. The Washington cenl lor first-class letters may soon make this country penniless. rainy days at the beach, you broke open your piggy banks It Is not noted in Hansard's, the British Congressional appeared in 1783, nine yean before Congress got arouid to The old bronte Lincoln penny can scarcely withstand to visit a marvellous institution called the penny arcade Record, whether his audience nodded, shook their heads or establishing a U.S. Mint The bronze coin was suggested by another snub. The rarer Indian head, if any are still in For a penny you could play pinball machines, see a risque cared a pennyweight for his speech, which wouldn't have the revolutionary patriot Gouvemeur Morris, who later circulation, awaits its final scalping. No more pennies card-flip film, pop away in a shooting gallery, visit the flea been all bad since a pennyweight then was the actual sunk a pretty penny into the Erie Canal. Morris, who went pushed across the post office counter to send a letter by weight of a silver penny, 112th of an ounce or M grams of to Paris as a financial agent for the new government, took what used to be called the penny post. Now a dime and a silver the word cent from the French centime, which in turn was nickel will do the Job. And a dime will send a postcard; no James Joyce was hardly underrating his talent but derived from centum, Latin for 100. pennies need apply. going for the popular market when he titled his first volume Until 1857, half cents were in circulation, which U why Sad. It was such a bright, promising coin. of verse, "Pomes Penyeach," and handed them to a those were called the good old days. In Britain the good old "A penny for your thoughts," offered Dean Swift, the publisher on the Trinity College side of the penny bridge days were even older. The penny predates Edward l's satirical sage, when pennies and thoughts were worth over Dublin's Liffey Riverm reign (1239-1107) and could be broken In to halts (pro- more. Poems and papers weren't the only reading matter nounced hay-pun-ee) and even quarters or fourths, known In my youth, only yesterday, you could buy a stick of circus, excavate gum balls and valuable prizes like a comb available for a penny. There were penny dreadfuls, cheap as a farthing gum or a tiny slab of chocolate on a subway platform for a and fountain pen from the scoop derrick machine, race paperback novels of crime, violence and passion that Tom Since 1873 the penny is by law in the United States penny, or, an even sounder investment, get yourself simulated racing cars, test your muscles and have your Sawyer's playmates had to hide in the com crib along with required to be minted of 95 per cent cooper and 5 per cent weighed and your fortune told. handwriting analyzed. Captain Billy's Whizbang Mark Twain and Brete Harte Un, with time out for World War II when a cooper shortage The dentist reminded you to show for an annual check- The penny tabloid, before it went up to two cents, was went West as Itinerant journalists, scribbling pure liter- ushered in a penny of zinc-coated steel that played hell with up with a penny postcard. A penny could get you an all-day the bed rock of our free (in ideas) Western press. ature at a penny a paragraph. the slot machines in Las Vegas. sucker, bubble gum with baseball cards showing Goose "The penny-papers of New York do more to govern this Which reminds me that a few years back I visited the Benjamin Franklin, the first postmaster general, would Goslln, Babe Herman, Mickey Cochrane and other heroic country than the White House in Washington," thundered Berkeley campus during the anti-Vietnam demonstrations be dismayed to learn how his successors behind the stamp figures in pin striped battle regalia; an eraser and pencil if the reformer Wendell Phillips more than a century ago. and saw a bearded dreamer sitting barefoot under a tree window have devalued our first coin since he wrote in nil you were intellectually inclined, a penny whistle If you were About the same time, across the pond where the penny got emblazed with the sign "Poems for a penny." I handed the "Necessary Hints to Those that Would Be Rich" the adage musical, a two-cent plain at the fountain if you had two of its start, Lord Cecil asked on the floor of the House of supine minstrel a bronze coin of the realm and he quickly that every school child memorized in the depressed days of them, a visit to a pay toilet, and a penny candle to have on Commons: dashed off a two-word couplet that was instant haiku or yore: hand in case you couldn't find a penny to complete the "Can it be maintained that a person can learn anything less: "A penny saved is two pence clear." 35 on governing board keep Riverview going RED BANK - After the of polished wood," sayd Frank bility for the care a patient tatem, among other things, facts are presented, when all "Bud" Blaisdell, president of receives. per-diem Blue Cross reim- the possible Implications have the Board. "Despite this, they plunge bursement rates. been explored, and a decision "Board members can be into the job out of a sense of — A community that wants hangs In the balance, who found at the hospital any day obligation to the 22 com- more and more specialized Ogives the final word at Rlv- of the week, day or night, ac- munities served by the hospi- and costly services at an eco- erview Hospital' tively Involved in their duties tal. nomical price. No one. — setting the objectives, poli- "All share a feeling of — An inflationary economy The word must come from cies, plans and programs of camraderie and unified en- that has caused the price of a collective body — The Board the hospital." thusiasm for the part they are urgently-needed new life-sav- of Governors, Composed of 35 Riverview's board also pro- playing in the development of ing equipment and services to experienced and varied people vides for and controls the hos- the hospital a health care cen- skyrocket beyond reason. from Monmouth County — pital's assets, ensures high ter that has entered the most — And the hospital Itself doctors, lawyers, industry quality medical care for pa- complex and perplexing period with more than 50 depart- chiefs - they meet to act on tients, maintains a sound ad- of Its 40-year history." ments, each with its own set of common ground. ministrative organization and Challenging them are: problems and needs, and with Though some places It Is assures qualified staffing: — A federal government a future that must be planned. little more than an honorary "Not only are board mem- exercising controls through its "It's a very complex job title synonymous with "rubber bers prohibited from buying national health care plans like requiring each board member stamp," being a member of stock in the hospital, because Medicare, and regulations on to have an understanding of all the Governing Board at Riv- there Is none, but they are not everything from food prod- the Interrelationships between LIFESAVERS — Two Marlboro patrolmen,center Hainesond, center right, George Trompler, center ervtew means contribution and paid for their many hours of uction to wage and salary stan- medicinci equipment, capital credited with saving Mrs. Rita Mannlx's life by left, were congratulated by William Murry, left, of hud work. service," said Mr. Blaisdell. dards. guidelines, Medicare and Med using cardlo pulmonary resuscitation, were the Monmouth County Chapter of the Red Cross and "It means far more than "They can also be held — A state with Its own set of icaid requirements and educa- awarded the National Red Cross Certificate of Merit Marlboro Police Chief Joseph Walker, right. merely meeting once a month liable for lawsuits since they rules and a tightening hand on tional programs," said Mr. Award for Saving a Life. The two patrolmen, John around an impressive expanse bear the ultimate responsi- hospital finances which die- Blaisdell. Make A Date A paid directory of coming events for non-profit or- The Ladies Auxiliary of the Morganville Independent REGULAR DEMOCRATS IN HAZLET ganizations. Rates: 12.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each Fire Company, will hold a Flea Market, June 10th, 10-4 At additional line; is 00 for two days, 1125 each additional the Flrehouse, Rt. 71. Rain-date June 11th. Car spaces will line $5 for three to five days, 11 50 each additional line; rent for 15, bring your own table. Spaces are reserved tint WOO for 10 days; 12 M each additional line Deadline noon 2 come, first served basis. For information, call 94M493 or HAVE AN EXCELLENT RECORD days before publication. Call The Dally Register, 542-4000, 501-9099. ask for the Date Secretary. JUNE tit Attic Sale ft Collector's Items, Bingham HaU, Rumson, OF ACHIEVEMENT June Exhibit by water colorlst Nicholas Reale at Guild 10-4 P.M. Benefit Art Alliance. For information: 872-M13. of Creative Art, Shrewsbury, opening-reception for public Flea Market, sponsored by First Aid Squad of Little V June 4, S-5 p.m. Guild opens dally except Mon, noon to 5. Silver, will be held on Sat., June 10, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M., at Little Silver Fire House. Spaces are available at $5.00 each, O JUNES may be reserved by calling Lynn Gale, 842-737* or Barbara T At their next general meeting the Monmouth County Aims, 842-0749. Those wishing to donate Trash or Treasure Assoc. for Children with Learning Disabilities will explore may call same numbers. the needs of learning disabled children after high school. The Atlantic Highlands & Highlands Pop Warner will Ellen Zaiser, an experienced Director of Vocational Pro- hold registration, June 10,10-1, in Atlantic Highlands Public grams in New York State will discuss residential ap- School & Highlands Borough HaU. C proaches to meeting these needs. No matter what the age JUNE II, 11 O of your child NOW Is the time to plan for his or her future. Open to all members and the general public, Mon., June S, National Championship Boat Races. 1978 Stock Out- L 1(78, 8 p.m., at St. Mary's Church, Rt. M and Phalanx Rd., board Marathon National Championships. Victory Park, U Colts Neck, N.J. Rumson, Sat & Sun., 10: 30to4:30, M JUNE S, I, 7 JUNE 13 Auditions for the Monmouth Conservatory Operetta PWP Bayshore Chapter No. M4 will hold Its General N Society production of "The Student Prince," will be held at Meeting at Don Quixote's, Rt. 34, Matawan. Cash bar. BILL BOURBEAU MEL 3CHNABEL 8:30 p.m. at The Church of the Nativity, Hance Rd., Fair Dancing - featuring live band "Prism," 8 P.M. Informa- Township Committee Township Clerk Haven. The cast Includes two sopranos, two altos, three tion: 5M4170. tenors, four baritones, four basses, four speaking parts and The Shrewsbury Business & Professional Association chorus. will hold election of officers meeting at Rosle O'Grady's Restaurant, 12 to 2 P.M. Lunch: $5 per person. Guest • 4th lowest tax rate in Monmouth County. JUNE S-n speaker will be Peter Scholes, Executive Director, Mon- Christ Church Thrift Shop Big Bag Sale, June 5 till mouth Center for Vocational Rehabilitation. For. reserva- (53 Municipalities) closing June 23. Everything that fits in a bag. 100 Kings tions, call 741-5212. Mrs. Barberio. Hwy., Middletown. Mon. through Fit, 102. JUNE I JUNE II • Reduced tax rate for the past two years. PWP Bayshore Chapter M4 will hold Cocktail Party & Battleground Arts Center announces Opera Auditions Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Fearey PI., Morgan. Cash bar, for soloists, for the October production of Magic Flute and the February production of Marriage of Figaro at freehold free buffet and featuring live band "Prism" starting 8:10 Music Center, Pond Rd., Studios, Rt. 9. Metropolitan Opera • Communication with all branches of Haziet & county P.M. Information: Call 5M-O170 Star, Paul Plishka, leads the panel of Judges. Call 462-8811 for an appointment. Government. Red Bank Tenants Association will meet on a new date. Please note it Is the first Tuesday of June, ;June (). JUNE II, 17 Meeting will be held at 12 Monmouth St., In Council Uth Middletown Folk Festival, folk music, folk crafts, • Continued efforts to curb new construction. Chambers. Elevator service is available. Agenda will in- square dancing. Concert Fri. night, June 16, 7.JO P.M., clude: 1. Discussion on renewal of rent leveling ordinance. Sat., June 17, workshops and concerts from 11 A.M. to 4 I. Accept resignation of Edward Schall as President. 3. P.M. Special continuous children's section from 12 noon. • Expansion of Police force. Appoint new trustees to replace him and Mr. George Craft displays all day. Square dancing 6:15 P.M. on Sat. ' McCurdy. Pleaae attend this meeting. Evening concert at 7 P.M., at Bodman Park, Middletown. Adults: $2.50 evening concert. $1.50 daytime activities. • Committed to the preservation of our JUNE 7 Children under 12, 25 cents. Rain site, Middletown Town- "The Prince and the Pauper," a musical play based on ship H.S. South. remaining natural environment. the book by Mark Twain, will be presented by 10 members of the Monmouth Conservatory Children's Chorus, at 7 JUNE 21,31 p.m., it the Church of the Nativity, Hance Rd., Fair Haven St. Agnes Church will sponsor a two day trip to Wash- Donations for the scholarship fund will be accepted. ington, DC, Frederick, Maryland. Emmitsburg, Maryland • Responsive to the needs of our community. and Pennsylvania Dutch country. 291-0272 or 291-0876. Flea Market, Shrewsbury Shopping Center, 10 .A.M. through t P.M. $5.00 a space. Sponsored by Shrewsbury JUNE 34 • Dedicated to clean open government. PTO. Reservations, caU Rose Strong, 842-8223 or 842-5241. "The Progressive Group" of Trinity AME Church, 64 Sue Mlnehardt, 741-9554 or Jean Ferraro, 747-5344. Liberty Street, Long Branch Is holding a Bar-B-Que and Street Festival on Saturday, June 24th, 1178 beginning at t JUNES a.m. Table space is $7.50. Bring your own table. For further PWP Chapter (5a 844, will hold dance classes, featuring Information, call 870-1489 or 229-7740. Rain date: Saturday, VOTE REGULAR DEMOCRATS the fabulous Lee Cole, teaching the Hustle and all the lalesf July 1,1178. popular dances. AU PWP members and eligible guests are JUNE 34 welcome. Starts 8:SO P.M. Call Teena at 671-6032. COLUMN 3 Antique Car Show & Flea Market, sponsored by Boya Club of Middletown, Sun., June 25, 1978. Rain date Sun., JUNE II July 2. Location: Middletown Train Station Parking Lot, Ealontown United Methodist Church-will hold a Flea Mlddletown-Llncroft Rd. $1.00 parking. Flea Market space JUNE 6th Market on church lawn on Reynolds Dr., Eatontown, from $10.00 for 20x30' space. Vehicle pre-reglstratlon, $3.00. At Md for by KM Bourbeou-Schnobel 1971 Compoijn Committee 52 Virginia Am., Hozkl. I A.M. to 4 P.M. Spaces: $6. Reservations: 542-0084 or gate, $4.00. For information, Anthony Luzzo, Boys Club of 50-0787. Rain date June"l7th.-Bake sale rain or shine. Middletown, Box 74, BeUerd.N.J. 07718.495-0945,495-0919.