Angry bus commuters descend on ICC rate hearing

By MARK MAGYAR system along the Route!Corridor" Mr. Goldzweig based the commuter complaint on a MARLBORO - The (ir»t inUnUte Commerce Com At the request of Mr. Goidzweig. who is acting as section of the Interstate Commerce Act which require! mtaatoa bearing ever held on a bin commuter petition to volunteer cossuel for the Central New Jersey Transporta- "every common carrier of passengers ... to provide safe roll back (are* became of poor service opened here yester tion Board, the KT hearing is bung held at the Marlboro and adequate service, equipment and facilities for tbe day with a deluge of complaints by Route I bui com Municipal Building for the convenience of Route f com- transportation of passengers.'' muten. muters. • Mr. Fehrenbacher uid either side could appeal Judge This hearing is unique in tbe annals of commuter bus Commuter witnesses will continue testifying all day Welch's decision, first to the full six-member Interstate aervtce," uid Richard Fehrenbacher. ICC co-counsel today and tonight, then tbe hearing will adjourn for at least Commerce Commission, then to the Federal Court of "We've seen rail commuters mobilized like this when rail three weeks, ICC Hearing Examiner Francis A Welch Appeals. service cut! were proposed, but never bus commuten." decided yesterday. At least two additional days will be Attorneys for Transport of New Jersey and Lincoln Mayor Arthur Goldzweig, Deputy Mayor James M needed after tbe adjournment to near from the remainder Transit Co. succeeded in preventing Mr. Goldzweig from Newman and the Central New Jersey Transportation of the commuter witnesses, and from bus company and introducing tbe 800 commuter complaint cards attached to Board filed a petition in December aaking the ICC to stale Department of Transportation officials. the petition, plus some 700 more collected since, into readnd a 10 percent fare hike granted to Transport of New "The question here is whether the bus companies are evidence at the hearing. Jersey and Lincoln Transit Co. Inc. on Oct. 1. providing safe and adequate service, and at a reasonable But Judge Welch denied a motion by Robert H. Stoloff, The commuter petition alio called for a fare rollback of rate," Mr. Fehrenbacher said "If Judge Welch rules that deputy attorney general representing the state Depart- at least B percent on the two bus lines, and asked that the the companies are not doing so, be can issue a ceaae-and- ment of Transportation, asking him to exempt tbe two earners be ordered to submit a plan acceptable to tbe ICC desist order forbidding the companies from further vio- companies from the bearing because they are state-sub for establishing "a thorough and efficient transportation lations of the ICC code." See Commuters, page 3 Jack Sadow Arttar GoMiweif The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO. 246 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 15 CENTS People returning as nuclear crisis ends

HARRISBURG, Pa (API - Joyful women and their young In Washington, meanwhile, a federal advisory committee from completion, officials said the atomic cauldron had been In addition, the governor said: children, told that the nation's worst nuclear "crisis is over," on reactor safeguards said an instrument reading problem may tamed and only traces of radiation were being emitted from the —All 23 schools within a five-mile radius of the plant, art returning to their homes in the shadow of the disabled have contributed heavily to the accident at Three Mile Island site. situated II miles downstream from Harrisburg on an Island in Three Mile Island power plant and could pose a similar haiard at 41 other reactors. "I consider the crisis over with regard to the status of the the Susquehanna River, can reopen. Relieved and tearful mothers cheered Monday's announce- core," Harold Denton. the NRC's chief of operations, said at a —State offices can resume normal operations. ment by Gov. Dick Thornburgh and Nuclear Regulatory Com- joint news conference with Thornburgh -Drinking milk or water drawn from tbe area poses no mission officials, who 11 days earlier had urged pregnant Radiation data on page 7 About an hour after the press conference, monitoring teams health hazards women and pre school children living within a five-mile radius delected a slight increase in radiation - to about 4 to 5 of the plant to leave because of the exposure risks to radiation millirems per hour, less than the dose of an average chest X- "This does not mean we will relax our vigil," Thornburgh emanating from it. NRC officials said the instrument may have fooled the plant ray — at a site east of the plant. Officials said the level rose said "We will continue to monitor the situation on a 24-hour "It's like breathing a giant sigh of relief," Yvonne Black operators into shutting down an emergency cooling system because there was no wind to disperse the radiation, and basis " said after she and her It-month old daughter stepped into the which had come on automatically, making the accident worse repeated assurances that "there is no threat to the public The state Department of Environmental Resources Bureau living room of their Middletown borne than it otherwise might have been. health." of Radiation said it would begin offering free body radiation "I'm so glad to be borne," said a sobbing Justine Suuller The NRC had already noted the problem in bulletins advis- At the height of the crisis, considered the most dangerous detection tests today to residents of the area surrounding the a mother of two who heard tbe welcome radio bulletin from a ing reactor operators of this and other problems found in tbe nuclear power plant accident ever in the United States. plant motel room where she had taken shelter. Three Mile Island accident Thornburgh advised tbe evacuation of pregnant women and The tests were being offered "to determine whether the "My brothers were with me. and I Jumped up and Inside the isolated plant, engineers gingerly worked to young children living within the five-mile area They are most normal radioactive content of the people in the area has screamed at them, Oh, my God, I'm going borne!'" said Mrs bring the simmering reactor to a cold shutdown vulnerable to low-level radioactivity. changed as a result of the accident..." said Margaret Heilly, Stauffer. who like Mrs. Black is not pregnant. Though the tedious process is at least several days away "This means it is now considered safe," Thornburgh said chief of environmental surveillance.

Ovation for John Wayne Fonda, Voight and ^The Deer Hunter9 principal Academy Awards winners HOLLYWOOD Pennsylvania mill workers, Olivier, who was presented as some in the past, but Vietnam. "Duke." the leg- was picked best picture by a special Oscar by his long- there was some controversy endary superpatriot, and a tbe Academy's 3,400 voters time friend, Cary Grant. stirred by "The Deer war Hollywood had ignored and won best director honors "The Deer Hunter" was Hunter" and a bit of for a decade for Michael Cimino. the big winner of tbe night, backstage warfare between They were the heroes of Virtually shut out in the copping five little statues in the principals of the two Monday's 51st Annual competition was Warren all. Besides best picture and Vietnam films. Academy Awards presenta- Beatly's comedy-fantasy director, the picture took Several protesters dem- tion, with two Vietnam films "Heaven Can Wait," which awards for supporting actor, onstrated outside the winning the big Oscars and had nine nominations but Christopher Walken; edit- auditorium, carrying signs Wayne making an emotional won only for art direction. ing, Peter Zinner, and decrying what they con- first public appearance Wayne, 71, thin but sound. sidered racism and a dis- since cancer surgery Jan tanned and Jaunty, received "Coming Home" won torted portrayal of Vietnam- 12. a thunderous ovation from three Oscars - the top act- ese jn "The Deer Hunter." "Coming Home," a film the audience at Dorothy ing awards and a Thirteen were arrested on a depicting the physical and Chandler Pavilion, then screenwriting Oscar for variety of charges. emotional wounds of Viet- presented the makers of Waldo Salt and Robert C. Miss Fonda said many of nam, earned best acting Os- "The Deer Hunter" their Jones. the protesters were her cars for Jon Voight and Jane Oscars. Wayne, the Holly- Maggie Smith was the friends and that she agreed Fonda, who portrayed a par- wood personification of the only winner of a top Oscar with their position, although aplegic veteran and the of- tough-guy patriot, starred in not involved in one of the she admitted she had not ficer's wife who falls in love Hollywood's last Vietnam Vietnam films. She was seen "The Deer Hunter." with him Miss Fonda had movie prior to 1978, the named best supporting ac- "They (the protesters) won a previous Oscar hawkish "Green Berets" In tress for her role as an ac- are people who spent many playing a hooker in tbe 1971 1968. tress who loses her bid for years of their lives trying to film "Klute." Besides Wayne, another an Oscar in Neil Simon's end the war in Vietnam,"• John Wayne iay$ he'i feeling good "The Deer Hunter," a of the academy's living leg- "California Suite." See Fonda, page 10 Jon Voight and Jane Fonda, both winners Latest school renovation cost put at $4 million plus

By DAVID TURNER Amone. municipal center had ori- Mayor Arnone, who has has attracted "l5-to-20" pros- legood. the borough's federal $200,000 to $260,000 more than at the maximum. Those fig- RED BANK>- Taxpayers The latest study contrasts ginally been proposed as a cen- vowed to maintain and ac- pective buyers, who have pro- funds coordinator; Patrick M. was proposed in last year's ures do not include sitework, would have to pay more than sharply with one conducted terpiece for the borough's celerate the borough's West- posed to use it for senior Gilvary, an architect with of- report. while estimates of $9.58 to t4 million to properly convert last year Westside revaluation ef- side revitalization efforts, has citizen bousing or private of- fices on Broad Street; and oth- Under the new report, the $16.67 per square foot in last the now-vacant River Street That one estimated that forts, but Mayor Arnone in- also maintained that the fices, among other uses. er borough officials. cost per square foot to re- year's study did include School into a new municipal costs would range from dicated shortly after be was borough should not "unload" The latest feasibility study, The new report indicates it habilitate the school would be sitework. complex, according to a re- $575,000 at a minimum, and up elected that he hoped to see the building. He said the ordered by the mayor last fall, would cost $51,000 to restore $34.74 at the minimum and $44 See School, page 3 cently-completed feasibility to $1 million at the maximum, the building returned to the borough should only turn the was done with the assistance the school's windows, or • study of the proposal. to complete the conversion tax rolls. The mayor noted building over to a private user of Bernard A. Kellenyi, an $225,000 to replace them. The But the municipal center The new study sets the min- that local school officials who "would be good for the architect with offices on Reck- first report ^allotted a max- project would only become a imum cost at just under $3 promised voters that the Westside community." The less Place; C. Bernard Blum imum of $15,000 for "doors reality if the borough fails to million, and the maximum school building would be sold mayor has said he hopes the Jr., borough engineer; and and windows." The Inside Story find a suitable private tenant cost (the amount needed to do to private, tax-paying in- school's new tenant would pro- other borough officials. The The new report allots THE WEATHER for the building, and only if the a what the study terms a terests, when the former high vide new jobs for Westside first study, ordered by former $511,000 to install a new heat- borough is able to get outside "proper" conversion) at just school was converted to a residents. Mayor Daniel J. O'Hern, had ing system, or $400,000 to re- Sunny, breezy and cool today with highs in low 50s. funding for the conversion, ac- under M.I million Middle School, and the River The borough's advertising been done by a committee habilitate the school's present Cloudy tomorrow. Complete weather report page 2. cording to Mayor Michael J. The River Street School Street School was vacated. campaign to sell the school headed by Michael S. El- heating system, which in- Preparing for Pastover 15 cludes 50-year-old boilers that The heated 'question' by Goodman 16 have already been converted Second season for Rangers „ i| from coal to oil fuel. Last Marlboro man charged with shooting 2 dogs year's report allotted a max- imum of $300,000 for "me- MARLBORO - A local Jobe Auto Reconditioning ing officer, Patrolman Ed- Patrolman Czekalski had unnecessary cruelty to chanical" work. Bridge advice 11 DAILY REGISTER man has been arrested after Repair Company, Route 79, ward Czekalski arrived, Mr. heard the shots while ex- animals. The new report calls for the Business 8-9 PHONE NUMBERS allegedly shooting and kill- next door to Mr. Cross's Cross apparently had re- amining the first dog, and After Patrolman borough to spend $380,000 for a Classified 21-23 Main Of flee M2-4H* ing two dogs, and then bury- home, at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, turned to his home. went to Mr. Cross's house. Czekalski left the premises, "90 percent new" electrical Comics 11 Toll Free J71MN According to Mr. Goldstein, system, an amount that is Crossword pusizle 11 Toll Free MC-S1M ing one of them In his yard, according to Joseph Gold- While Patrolman See Dog, page 3 authorities report. stein, an officer from the Czekalski was investigating Patrolman Ciekalski left the Editorials 6 Classified Dept 542-I7M Doris & Ed's opens at 1 p.m. Oscar Cross, Route 7V, r Associated Humane Society. the killing, Mr. Cross, at scene of the second shooting Rosle O'Grady's Entertainment 10 Circulation Dept r.\t-tm because he was unfamiliar on Easter Sun. For reserva- Horoscope 11 Morganville, has been ' Mr. Cross allegedly used 11:00 a.m., allegedly shot For Easter reservations call tions call 872-1565. Sports Depl M2-4H4 charged with inflicting un- a .22 caliber rifle to kill the and killed a second dog with with a state law prohibiting 542-0800. Rt.35, Eatontown lifestyle 15-17 Mlddlelown Bureau $71-2211 necessary cruelty on two dog, described as a white, his rifle. Allegedly, the dog McGuinn, Clark & Hillman Make A Dale 4 Freehold Bureau 431-2192 dogs by needlessly killing husky-type animal by Mr. had wandered onto his prop- Ichabod's for Easier Casey Jones Tues.-222-4427 Mon. Coll. Gym, 4/17.222-6600, Obituaries 4 Loaf; Branch Bureau ..222*11 Seatings at 1, 3 and 5. Boun- Unlimited chick/ribs 14.95. Ext. 204. Sports ;. tut and shooting them. Goldstein. erty, where second shooting tiful salad bar. Reservations Slatehouse BureaumtttiW The hearing is set for Police received a call reportedly occurred. After accepted. Sea Bright, MM154. Tonight "Max" The Lobsterman April 30 at 7 p.m. before from an eyewitness to the the second shooting, accord- Happy hour 8-10, ladies free We'll have baked ham on, Pay 3*1! Months in Advance Wharf Pub Has Lobster Municipal Court Judge first shooting, and im- Ing to Mr. Goldstein, Mr. Slcklei Farm Open admission. Wed. Faze Easter, plus our regular for The Register and SAVE. Poor Man's Lobster Dinner, Melvin I. Kenduck mediately went to the scene, Cross took the collar off the Easter plants, early vegetable Mahoney, Beauty Contest, (50 menu. Reservations for five or Use VISA, Master Charge, $3.95, Lobster Tails, $6.95. The first shooting oc- Mr Goldstein said. dog's neck, and buried the plants, pansles, seeds. weekly prize, $500 grand prize. more on the hour. Rt. 36, checks, cash. Call Circulation, Whole Lobster from $5.95 52 curred in the parking lot of But before the investigat- dog in his yard. 741-9563. Trade Winds, 842-3292. Leonardo. 291-2194. 542-4000. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands. SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 People

CHICAGO (AP) - Disc jockey Eddie WillUmi spins State briefs tunes for crowds at a disco roller rink on the South Side Says 'nuke' bill a disservice without even watching the Bar hundreds from returning home skaters. TRENTON (AP) - A bill designed to prevent new Williams says some peo- (RESTVIEW, Fla (API - Hundreds of northwestern nuclear generating stations from operating in the state ple think that a disc jockey's Honda residents were barred from rcturnini home for toe until a plan is devised for the disposal of nuclear wastes job is so easy that they can (Bird consecutive day as disaster crews tried to upright would be a "disservice" to plants now under construction, do it without looking. Wil- 70 wrecked railroad lank cars laden with deadly chemicals. says a state energy official. Assistant Energy Com- liams does. He's been blind Crestview Kir* Chief Dalton Brannon said Monday that al- Figures show missioner Steven Picco said Monday that the energy since age six, when be had though some anhydrous ammonia still trickled from one car, high department opposed the bill. If the Legislature decided to cataracts. the main health haiard was posed in placing fallen tankers In an go ahead with it, it should be amended to exempt nuclear Williams, 22, handles the •O temperature) upright position "As long as the chemicals are there, there is plants already under construction — Salem II, Hope Creek rows of electronic switches ^^«*fcZ-^»orore)O always a possibility that something could get out of hand," I and II and Forked River, he added. The need for these on the console before him at Brannon said after several crippled tankers had been put back generating stations already has been demonstrated, be the campus radio station at Hoin on the tracks Twenty-eight tank cars derailed Sunday morning said, and "to change the rules of the game at this late date Columbia College, where he as a lie-car Louisville It Nashville train passed through a Essa gO Data trom would be a disservice to New Jersey rate payers and New is a senior. He confidently sparsely populated area four miles west of this city of 10,000 in r# NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, Jersey electric consumers." plucks out the 45 rpm re- Shown Stationary Occluded the Florida Panhandle An estimated 4,500 area residents were cords, flips the microphone # NOAA U.S. O«p» ol Com»«r<« evacuated from their homes Sunday, but 1,0M returned by Neptune gets urban parks grant switch and speaks into it Monday. Brannon said the last 1,500 who live within a 20-square- with smooth, resonant tones. niile area around the arcident scene would not be allowed to go TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Brendan T. Byrne announced TIDES WEATHER FORECAST - Snow is forecast today home until the danger has cleared. yesterday the award of six Green Acres grants totaling Besides the four-hour from Montana south Into Arizona, according to Na- more than $788,000 for park projects in urban areas show he does every after- Sandy Hook tional Weather Servlca. The snow will taper Into rain United talks still at impasse throughout New Jersey, including Neptune Township The noon at the college station, TODAY - 6:43 p m and eastward, and extend from Nebraska south Into Tex- matching grants have been awarded to municipalities in Williams work four nights a low 12:36 p.m. as. More snow Is due in Maine, with an area of rain WASHINGTON (AP) - United Airlines, shut down since Bergen, Camden, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth and week at the Rollerena, a dis- TOMORROW - 6:58 a.m. centered in Georgia. March 31 by a mechanics' strike, isn't likely to resume flights Passaic counties. Fairview, a borough in Bergen County, co roller skating club. He and 7:20 p.m. and low 11:56 until next week at the earliest and perhaps much later, accord- received a 1268,000 grant for development of the Fairview Yesterday's high temperature at the Register »•••»" also interns at a local disco- a.m. and low 1:16p.m. ing to sources close to the dispute. "We have no reason to Municipal Recreation Facility. In Monmouth County, Nep- italhM mi 44 degreei. The low yesterday was n. II wu 41 soul station For Red Bank and Rumson expect any talks," a union official said yesterday. Company tune Township received a $249,880 grant for the acquisition at « p.m. «od the overall*! law was 17. Tatar's I a.av bridges, add two hours; Sea officials also indicated they do not expect negotiations to of 18-acre Sunshine Village Park. A 1187,000 grant was temperature was ». There wai .*» laches *f arcdaMattaa Bright, deduct 10 minutes; resume for several days. An attempt at negotiations last week awarded to the City of Passaic for the rehabilitation of ia the 24 hours eadlag al I a.m. today There were 13 Long Branch, deduct 15 collapsed within hours. "This isn't going to be a fast one." said Second Ward Park. In Camden County, a 1160,300 grant degree days yesterday, 171 for the mwth, nt 4SH ler the minutes. Highlands, add 40 a SHU,. .,-Wno has fortim^ was awarded to the City of Camden for the acquisition of button seasoa to date. minutes. * Camden Waterfront Park, New Brunswick recieved a Mideast treaty police team discussed HIUrVcCHK Coastal forecast $73,200 grant for the acquisition of six-acre Memorial Albany 34 M Mcdy Stadium Park. A $30,250 grant was awarded to Bayonne in Aibu'quc 4S 44 a clr Manasquan to Cape Henlopen to 10 miles offshore: WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States is quietly nego- Amariiio •I M II ctfv Hudson County for the acquisition of a park adjacent to the Winds west to northwest 15 to 25 knots today diminishing to tiating with the Soviet Union in an effort to win permission for 43 17 Cdv 47th Street Victorian Era Firehouse museum. Aitatvlll* 42 47 SO clr 10 knots or less tonight. Fair today and tonight Visibility UN. peacekeepers to remain in the Sinai Peninsula to help Atlanta 41 « 11 cdv Atlantic Ctv 55 45 .51 clr improving to over five miles through tonight. Average carry out the Egyptian-Israeli treaty, American officials say. Ballimort 47 M .M clr wave heights two tofou r feet today. Monmouth farmers gel disaster label Blrmnoham M 51 10 rn So far. the Russians haven't said "yes" and they haven't said Biunarck 15 ii cdv EiteMled coaital forecul ^ "no." As a permanent member of the UN. Security Council, TRENTON (AP) - The Farmers Home Adminis- BOiM 4* II .44 C«»V Boston ,*(« - Thursday througn Saturday Mostly cloudy through the the Soviet Union has the power to block, by veto, an extension of tration has given Monmouth County and three other New Hlltt c#* period with a chance of rain FRiday into Saturday. Lows the UN peacekeeping force in the Sinai. The mandate for those Jersey counties an agricultural disaster designation as a Buffalo If iScdy Chrlstn SC 7S 41 .5* Cdv mostly 40s High in the 50s troopx expires July 24. U.S. officials, who began conducting the result of heavy rain and snow conditions in late January fhillln WV 54 H JO clr IT negotiations with Soviet diplomats last Friday in New York, and early February, Gov. Brendan T. Byrne said yester- Cincinnati Jersey Shore are hoping the Kremlin will decide against obstructing the UN. day. The designation allows farmers in Monmouth, Cape Cleveland JJ Columbia Sunny, breezy and cool today. Highs low Us. Fair operation May, Salem, and Hunterdon counties who suffered losses Dal Ft win n *• Dvntri « » m tonight Lows mid 30s Increasing cloudiness tomorrow during the storms to qualify for low-interest FHA loans. De* Moirws 45 JI cdv I aiiiich Hssiiuli on draft revival plan Losses include damages to plastic covered greenhouses, Deli ml » .41 clr Highs near 50 Probability of precipitation near zero early Duluth M M .M clr through tonight Winds shifting northwest 15 to 25 miles an barn roof cave-ins, extensive soil erosion and pond and Michael Mauley Falrbnht 14 tl 01 mm WASHINGTON (AP) - A bipartisan group of 39 con- Hartford 14 iScd* hour today. Ocean water temperatures in the mid 40s. road washouts. The qualifying dates and weather condi- Htkna Ji 10 *n r i r. MI I. 'ii yesterday opened the first major congressional at- tions for the individual counties Include: Hunterdon, rains MOSCOW (AP)-Jamai- Honolulu a clr Houston «* cdv South Jersey tack on proposals to bring back peacetime military registration Jan. 20 to Jan. 21 and snow Feb. 12 to Feb. 18; Salem, snow can Prime Minister Michael ind'apod* J4 11 M clr and thr draft In a letter to President Carter, the congressmen Feb. 9 to Feb. 18; Monmouth, snow Feb. 9 to Feb. 21; and Manley arrived in Moscow JKkfvllto •1 II Ucdv Sunny, breezy and cool today Highs low to mid 90s. JUMMI 47 M cdv argued that compulsory service in the military or in a national Cape May, heavy snow Feb. 18 to Feb. 19. yesterday for the start of his Kan'i City 47 35 Cdv Fair tonight Lows low to mid 30s Increasing cloudiness Las Vegas 77 » Clr tomorrow. Highs mid 5Os to near 80 Probability of pre- service program during peacetime violates constitutional pro- first official visit to the Sovi- Lltll* Rock 43 41 44 cdv hibitions against involuntary servitude. Bringing back the draft et Union and a series of Los Anaeles • i ii cipitation near zero through tonight. Winds shifting Smoking bang adopted by state council Loulivllla M M 49cdv "cannot fail to raise grave doubts and create new divisions and meetings with top Kremlin Memphis SI *• JO clr northwest 15 to 25 miles an hour today. alienation among our people," the congressmen said. The letter TRENTON (AP) - Regulations banning smoking in Miami •DM cdv leaders, Tass, the Soviet Milwaukee M V Died* Stathen Jersey nltwiti forecast represents the first coordinated congressional offensive against most public places have been adopted by the New Jersey government's news agency, MpliSt P 44 U Clf Thursday through Satwday Mostly cloudy through the Na»h*tllt *•> 41 «7 Clr a growing number of proposals to bring back registration, a Public Health Council. The council voted 6-1 yesterday reported New Orlnt 74 70 rn period with a chance of rain Friday into Saturday Lows limited draft or a non-military service program In which youths with one abstention to approve the controversial regu- • •• New York 41 M .71 clr mostly 40s Highs in the 50s Norfolk n M .01 c clr would work in hospitals, parks and other public service pro- lations and 6-0 to have them take effect next Jan. 1. The CHICAGO (AP) - Henry Ofclj City 41 It car, grams regulations will ban smoking entirely from pharmacies, Omaha « 10 cdv North Jersey Fonda will remain hospi- Orlando 07 44 Cdv Sunny, breezy and cool today with highs near 50. Fair supermarkets with more than 2,500 square feet and school talized for four or five days Ph I lad'ph.a 44 n Pttotnu 13 14 u clr tonight Lows low to mid 30s Increasing cloudiness tomor- classrooms and auditoriums. Designated smoking areas for treatment of inflam- Pllltfwrgh 51 11 fS clctr Reactor gauges could cause problems l will be required in restaurants and bars with more than 50 matory arthritis in his hip. Ptland, Me » 11 .41 cdv row Highs mid 50s to near 80. Probability of precipitation Ptland, Ore 51 41 il rn WASHINGTON (AP) - An instrument reading problem seats, theaters, schools and health care facilities. The All of this week's per- Rapid Cliv 7» n r« near zero through tonight Winds shifting northwest 15 to 25 rules defined public place as "any indoor area used by the Rtno 52 II 01 cdv miles an hour today. that may have contributed heavily to the accident at Three Mile formances of "First Mon- Richmond a 51 V clr Island could pose a similar hazard at all 43 reactors of the same general public and to which it is invited...." Controversy day in October," starring St LDUII 41 M cdv SI P-Tiflip| II M cdv Eastern Pennsylvania general type, says a federal advisory committee on reactor centered on upgraded ventilation requirements for large Fonda at the Blackstone Sail Lake H 41 .11 rn Sen Oleeo 41 » Ol clr Sunny, breezy and cool today. Highs low to mid Us. safeguards. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chairman Joseph restaurants, who would grant exemptions and who would Theater, were canceled. 40 50 01 clr San Fran Fair tonight. Lows low to mid 10s. Increasing cloudiness Hcndrie was warned ol the problem in a letter April 7 by the •enforce fines of $100 for violating establishments and Fonda has been suffering SMttle SI 41 cdv Spokane SI IT II cdy tomorrow Highs mid 90s to near 80. Probability of pre- Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, it was learned smokers. pain in his left hip since the SI St Marl* Tulia cipitation near zero through tonight. Winds shifting yesterday Raymond Fraley, executive director of the commit- play opened March 29. He Wat*, nc Ian State income tax help available 4V 41 .41 Clr northwest 15 to 25 miles an hour today. tee, said in an interview that the committee recommended that entered Michael Reese Med- Eailcn Peauylvaaia exleaeea' forecast the NRC consider requiring additional instruments on the ical Center on Sunday. HI-Ytlhv4ir'lM|« TRENTON (AP) - The New Jersey Division of Taxa- Thursday through Saturday. Mostly cloudy through the reactors to correct the problem. Fraley said the NRC staff • •• rVc—PrKMUIlM tar 14 kfwi M» tion will offer extended assistance Saturday, April 14, and iRflpntEITynlmMr period with a chance of rain Friday into Saturday Lows found Uiat an instrument which was supposed to show the water SANTA MONICA, Calif. Om-ttv cvtfllteoi MW I- M Monday, April 16, to taxpayers who need help with their mid 30s to mid 40s Highs mid 40s to mid 50s level in a pressurizer may have given a false reading because of state income tax returns. Telephone assistance will be (AP) — Academy Award- its design. NKC officials said last week this Instrument may available from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and from 8 am to winning actress Liza Mlnne have fooled Uie plant operators into shutting down an emer- 8 p.m. Monday. Taxpayers who call their local district III and television executive gency cooling system which had come on automatically, mak- offices will be switched automatically to the Trenton main Jack Haley Jr. have been Tanzanians ing the accident worse than it otherwise might have been. The office where the calls will be answered. divorced after a year-long YOU MAY BE A WINNER NRC had already noted the problem in bulletins advising separation. In reactor operators of this and other problems found in the Three State insurance official resigns Miss Minnelli, 32, and closing on Haley were married Sept. Mile Island accident. The advisory committee was briefed TRENTON (AP) — Assistant Insurance Commissioner 14, 1974, and they separated The Daily Register's separately by the NRC staff and submitted its own conclusions Dr. Eleanor J. Lewis has resigned to enter the private Kampala Feb. 1,1978. Haley's divorce to the five-member commission, headed by Hendrie, which practice of law, it was announced yesterday. Dr. Lewis, petition citing irreconcilable NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - holds the legal responsibility for regulating nuclear reactors. who joined the department in March 1974, organized the differences was filed April Tanzanian rockets and artil- Division of Consumer Services, which was placed in her 18, 1978, and the divorce be- lery blasted Kampala today Some progress in Teamster talks charge. came final Monday. with the heaviest shelling of Social WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal mediators say the the invasion to oust President Work program saves state $ 12 million HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Teamsteis union and trucking industry made progress in con- Idi Amin, residents of the Security British rock star Rod Stew- tract talks that recessed early today, but have "a long way to TRENTON (AP) - The New Jersey Work Incentive Ugandan capital reported. art and his new wife Alana go " before agreeing on terms to end a 10-day trucking shutdown Program (WIN) resulted in a savings to the state of more Advancing on Kampala af- Sweep- are keeping to themselves that lias hit hard the auto industry. Chief federal mediator than $12 million in fiscal year 1978, Labor and Industry ter defeating some of Amin's but staying close to home on Wayne L. Horvitz sent bargainers home after 11 hours of Commissioner John J. Horn said yesterday. "It is signifi- last remaining troops in a Stakes their honeymoon, a publicist negotiations that lasted past midnight. He said the two sides cant that the $12,189,000 represents only the savings in weekend battle to the south, says. agreed to resume the talks later today. "We have made some welfare grant expenditures," Horn said. The program, the invasion force of Tanza- "They're in the LA. progress," Horvitz said. which cost $8 million to operate, placed 6,887 welfare nian troops and Ugandan ex- area, but I don't know recipients in unsubsidized employment. Program partici- iles shelled the city from 8 where," said Warner Bros, Close, but still no Salt treaty pants include Aid to Families With Dependant Children p.m. Monday until a heavy records spokeswoman An- clients. The average starting wage was $3.27 an hour. For rainstorm began at 6 a.m. a winner WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States and the Soviet nette Terrell. "They'll con- men it was $3.96; for women, $3.05. One resident reported Union again fell short of completing a new strategic arms tinue their honeymoon while "shells in the air with flames every day limitation agreement last night, but still described themselves Reactivation of dam project urged Rod is on tour." coming out of them," ap- as very close" to a treaty Meanwhile, American officials Stewart, married Alana TRENTON (AP) - The New Jersey State AFL-CIO parently rockets, and "noise now said there has been renewed interest in completing separate Collins Hamilton on Friday called yesterday for an immediate reactivation of the of artillery, small-arms fire, negotiations on a ban on testing so-called killer-satellites. The and is scheduled to begin a Tocks Island Dam project as a realistic answer to clean, machine-gun fire, every- through SALT agreement is indirectly tied to the issue of the killer concert tour of the U.S. and environmentally safe energy and water supply needs. In a thing." satellites because it would ban each nation from interfering Canada on Thursday in Ed- letter to the four governors on the Delaware River Basin Firing was heaviest for June 17 with each other's satellites. A killer-satellite agreement would munton, Alberta. Commission, AFL-CIO President Charles Marciante urged about half an hour at dawn. -go a step farther — banning even the testing of such devices. See People, page 3 a reconvening of the commission for the purpose of re- The Soviets already have tested a satellite-destroying system scinding the 1975 decision which ruled against proceeding and last October Defense Secretary Harold Brown announced with the Tocks project. "We would also ask you to use that they had achieved the ability to destroy some U.S. satel- your good offices to urge your congressional delegation to lites sponsor and support legislation that would remove the I dead, 34 hurt in Carrier fires Middle Delaware River region from the National Wild and Scenic Rivers system, so that work may start immediately NOTICE PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) - A civilian engineer was killed on the federally-funded dam," Marciante wrote. SWEEPSTAKES and 34 crewmen injured in a series of 11 fires yesterday aboard Your Social Security number the I'SS John Kennedy, and the aircraft carrier's commanding Maxwell House plant workers strike TO ALL officer said arson was suspected. Capt. Lowell Myers said there can win HOBOKEN (AP) - Several hundred workers at the was "very strong evidence of arson in seven of the 11 fires" CONSUMERS OF Maxwell House Coffee plant went out on strike early this that broke out between 11:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. The fires were CANS mos. HIGH YIELD COFFEE morning as their contract expired. The walkout apparently eitinquished quickly Myers said an initial inspection showed brought operations at the coffee plant to a halt. Union and damage was superficial and would not extend the 10-month, $78 Plus Mystery Grand Prlzel management representatives met Monday evening in a million overhaul the Kennedy has been undergoing at the final effort to prevent the strike, but were unsuccessful. Time's nothing Iw you lo do bul send in TOUT social security number Wille Norfolk Naval Shipyard since March 8. The dead man was a GORDONS CORNER il in on the blank In the coupon (00 NOT SEND YOW SOCIAL SECURITY Members of Local 56 of the Amalgamated Food and Allied shipyard worker who died in a compartment adjacent to a CARD) and mail II lo us. A new winner will be diawn every day trough June Workers, AFL-CIO, set up picket lines outside the plant at 17 and youi enlry is good lor each day until drawn. Winning numbeii will storeroom in which the major fire of the day occurred, said 1125 Hudson St. shortly after midnight. The two primary be announced each day in The Daily and Sunday negjmr and you musl Chief M.T. Walsh, spokesman for Naval Air Force Atlantic. A issues separating the two sides are wages and the proposed claim your prize wilhin 3 days al The Register's main offlct, Broed St., . shipyard spokesman identified the victim as William Lane WATER COMPANY Shiewsbury Each day's winners lecelve 5 cans ol High Yield cortee A transfer of 17 cafeteria workers. The union complains St-ward, 25, of Warsaw, Va., a civilian mechanical engineer mystery Grand Prize al dote ol contest. See complete rules posted at our those transfers could mean the loss of the jobs. Maxwell Shtewsbuiy Office. who was doing design work aboard the carrier. House officials could not be reached for comment. The Union voted 390-206 to walk out. George and Martha center of fight The semi annual flushing of TO ENTER Fill IN COUPON and MAIL Atlantic City fireman killed BOSTON (API - "Free George and Martha" the Washing- fire hydrants will take place TtoMyltagMtr ton Post proclaimed. "Keep the Washington in Boston," ATLANTIC CITY (AP)- A 40-year-old firefighter died pleaded the Boston Globe. Compromise, opined The New York last night when a roof collapsed, trapping him in a burning between the hours of 9 P.M. to Please enter my Sockl Security Times, declaring that the couple should hang in New York. building. Authorities identified the victim as John Sidor of Number In your Sweepstakes Contest Invoking American history, the human-rights issue and re- Port Republic, a five-year-veteran of the fire department. 3 A.M. during the week of April MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS gional chauvinism, the three newspapers have joined an Interci- Three others in the building escaped when the roof fell. ty battle for Gilbert Stuart's unfinished portraits of George and Deputy Fire Chief Norman Johnson said the cause of the 9 thru April 13. We regret any Martha Washington. The city of Boston, charging that Washing- fire is not known. Four juveniles were questioned but have ton bureaucrats are "plundering the landscape," went to court been released. The vacant building was formerly the inconvenience this may cause. Monday to prevent the Boston Athenaeum, a private library, Ocean Beach Club at Elberon Avenue and the Boardwalk. from selling the famous portraits to the National Portrait See State briefs, page 14 Gallery. SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 School problem: May boy take boyfriend to prom? CUMBERLAND, R.I. (AP) - Paul, in .vowed decision for Paul today said Robert G McGinnis, assis- versus parental rights," McGinnis said "I think the It." tanaentl, wants permission to Uke another boy to the tant school superintendent for Cumberland, a town of parents obviously have rights. I'm not at all clear which Charles Noice, representative of the National Gay Tart )•** prom at Orooerland High School, and icbool of- about 30,000 people in northern Rhode Island. rights prevail." Force In Rhode Island, is working with Pail to help him HcUb art In a qoaodary over what to do about hii request Paul, whose father asked that his last name be withheld McGinnis said he also feared Paul might be harmed by get permission to go. \ Paul's plan, which a homosexual group says may be to protect the family's privacy, said students are not other students at the prom. "He's gotten a lot of ridicule but he's decided to make unique, alao pita him against hit father, who oppotei the allowed to go to the prom alone. He said the school's "I have been threatened, but that's not going to stop a matter of principle of it," Noice said it's very clearly aon'i requeat. principal refuted to let him take another boy, a student at me," Paul said. "It really doesn't bother me. I want to discrimination He's not being allowed to go with the dale "I fed I have every right to go, Just as any other junior another school, to the May 4 pram, so be asked the school make a point and I also want to go ' of his choice." does," Paul, 17, said yesterday "I thought It's about time committee to review the case. The principal declined to "My father is not liberal-minded He thinks a junior Noke said he believes this is the first case in the United somebody did It Iff time I stood up tor what I believe In " comment. prom is for a guy and a girl," Paul said. States of a homosexual asking to go to a high school prom The school administration has asked the system's law- "Quite frankly, we're in a quandary," McGinnis said. The father said: "It's a touchy subject. I object to bis with a male escort. He said dances for homosexual college yer for a legal opinion and planned to have a tentative "There's some complication vis-a-vis Individual rights going. But it's a private thing and I'd rather not talk about students are relatively common. Commuters Dog OK on (continued) (continued) ;a n izing committee which would in effect have put an end to the Mr. Cross allegedly buried hearing the dog And be also turned down requests by the bus company Both dogs died of mul- attorneys to prohibit testimony of a general nature by tiple gunshot wounds, ac- is stirs heated debate cording to Mr Goldstein. commuter witnesses, who often could not recall the specif- KEYPORT - A heated debate erupted between Democrats Mr. Flynn objected to the membership changes, saying the An autopsy is being per- ic date or even the month of particular incidents and Republicans at last night's council meeting after the workload of the councilmen would be unbalanced and the formed on the first dog Robert E. Goldstein, attorney for Lincoln Transit, said council voted to approve a resolution reorganizing committee progress made in committees to date would be disrupted. bis company would have to rebut "broad commuter testi- killed by Humane Society of- memberships. ficials at the organization's "We're not unscrewing anything," said Mr. Birmingham, mony with broad testimony of our own. Rejecting the appointments presented by Democratic headquarters in Newark. "In January the mayor said these appointments were tem- "We have to give the commuter witnesses credit for Mayor Richard Bergen, the council approved memberships porary." being honest, if perhaps misguided, in their testimony Mr. Goldstein said that authored by Maverick Democrat James Birmingham and sup- Mr. Applegate was elected to the council in a special because they have nothing to gain by being dishonest," Mr. be did not file an indictable ported by Republican Charles Applegate. Goldstein said charge because the county election on March 6 to fill the seat vacated by Mr. Bergen on As a result of the reorganization, Democratic Councilman Jan. 1. "But we can't conduct an extensive in-house investiga- courts are "backlogged." James Lawson and Independent Club member Ed Flynn are the The committee memberships made in January were con- tion U we don't know the dates the alleged breakdowns "It probably would have only councilmen with two committee memberships. All other sidered "temporary" said Birmingham, until another council occurred And the commuter complaint cards are not in been sent back to municipal councilmen bold two or three committee seats court anyway," he said. member was elected. evidence, so we won't use them," be said. Mr. Lawson lost his scats as police committee chairman "Trespassing does not "It wasn't temporary in that we would completely re-do Jack Sadow, FteeboM, chairman of the Central New and fire committee member. Mr. Flynn lost his seats as fire give a person a right to shoot' them," said Mr. Bergen. Jersey Transportation Board, noted that his group includes committee chairman and finance committee member Mr. an animal," he added. Kate Millet "Why Is everything changed because of one new member representatives appointed by the governing bodies of Flynn served as a finance committee member for 23 years Marlboro, Manalapan, Freehold. Freehold Township, on this board?," said Mr Lawson of Mr. Applegate's Joining the Mr. Flynn was elected the new police committee chairman. council. Howdl, Lakewood and Jackson, and is the "voice" of People He will also serve as a member of the fire committee Mr. Route 9 commuters "from Sayreville to Toms River." Mr. Birmingham said the reorganization of committee Kahnsees (continued) Lawson was elected chairman of the Health, Welfare and Mr. Sadow, board Vice-Chairman Martin Spector of Recreation Committee and member of the Public Buildings memberships was "the right thing to do." Marlboro, and commuters Marvin Debowsky of English- MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) As to whether the reorganisation reflected the performance - Elvis Presley's father, Committee. town and Emma Cardenas of Old Bridge recited a litany of "I refuse to serve on these committees. I'm tired of the of councilmen, Me. Birmingham said, "absolutely." complaints familiar to veterans of years of similar public controls who celebrates his 63rd In other developments before the council last night, Mr. birthday today, is in stable football games you (Mr. Birmingham) play each week," Mr. bearings and public meetings Flynn said. Applegate made a report before adjournment questioning "That's the problem," Mr Spector asserted. "We condition in the coronary payment of last year's bills with monies recently approved in unit of Baptist Hospital af- Mr. Flynn said he would not serve on his new committee come to meeting after meeting with state representatives possible ter suffering a severe heart seats and would instead be the "watchdog " of all the commit- this year's budget. and bus company officials, present the same com- tees Of the 125,000 allocated in the 79 budget for legal feet, Mr. WASHINGTON (AP) - attack, officials say. plaints, and nothing gets done!" "I'm not being replaced because I didn't do my job," said Applegate reported 111,000 has already been earmarked to pay What inflation fighter Alfred Vernon Presley was ad- Sen. S. Thomas Gagllano, R Monmouth, said there has Mr. Lawson to residents attending the meeting, "I'm being bills left over from '78. E Kahn said — or seemed to mitted to the hospital Satur- been a "slackening" in commuter complaints to his office, replaced because of politics; politics Messrs Birmingham and Mr. Applegate also reported that this year the zoning say — about alternatives to day morning after complain- but emphasised that "no one has ever told me that their Applegate choose to play. committee will have to pay one-half of the '78 salaries for legal the nation's voluntary anti-in- ing of chest pains. bus service is adequate tor the amount paid ' "Birmingham is assuming he's the mayor of the town," counsel Kenneth Joel and legal secretary Judith Van Vliet. Mr. flation program has caused ••• Mr. Debowsky testified that be and his fellow com- said Mr. Lawson. Joel must be paid about $1.120 and Ms. Van VUet must be paid muters had to push buses "more than once" at the Port more than a little hubbub in LOS AN6ELES (AP) - about 1885. The money will come out of the zoning committee's the capital. Rolling Stones' lead singer "Who are you to say whether I'm qualified or not' What Authority Bus Terminal to get them started for the ride Mick Jagger did not appear gives you the right to make these decisions?," he asked Mr. •7» budget of 84,200. home Kahn. chairman of the for a divorce hearing, and a Birmingham. "We won't be able to meet the bills for '79," predicted Mr. He told of abusive bus drivers, buses which tilted to one Council on Wage and Price judge said be would need to Mayor Bergen said, "It is rather strange that Councilmen Applegate, if we have to pay outstanding bills for '78. side because their bellows had frozen, buses which ran out Stability, told an AFL-CIO hear further arguments Flynn and Lawson only have two seats ' Mr. Applegate said outstanding bills should have been made of gas, and buses which broke down with no communica- gathering yesterday that both before deciding whether to "We have a situation where the scxalled majority dis- into line items in '7»'s budget. He added that all outstanding tion equipment aboard for the bus drivers to use to call for be and President Carter are issue a bench warrant for agrees with the mayor's appointments, " Mayor Bergen said. bills should be required to be died before the next budget is help opposed to such non-voluntary the singer. These appointments are not being made, said Mr. Bergen "for considered so councilmen will be aware of them when votining. anti-inflation measures as And be ended up in a shouting match with Mr Gold Marvin Mitchelson, an the benefit of the borough, but on the basis of politics." Mr. Bergen said the outstanding bills should have been stein, pounding his fist on the table to emphasise his point mandatory wage and price "This kind of politics should not appear in this council brought to the council's attention by the auditor. controls or a tight monetary attorney for Jagger's wife that "commuters should be entitled to better service Bianca, told Los Angeles chamber," said Mayor Bergen. "Bergen was the chairman of the finance commltttee last because they are the backbone of your company's profits! " policy that might result in re- "If anyone has played politics...It has been you, replied year," said Mr. Applegate, "he was just as responsible." cession Supeiior Court Judge Marvin Mrs. Cardenas told how a Lincoln Transit bus broke A. Freeman on Monday that Mr. Applegate Mr. Applegate advocates not paying the bills with '71 down on the New Jersey Turnpike in February when she But he added. "An honest the singer was served with a As a result of the reorganisation, Mr. Applegate became appropriations and watting to see the court outcome. was sick and bad to wait 35 minutes for another bus to person has got to admit that if subpoena last week in New finance committee chairman and member of the police and fire Borough Attorney Philip Blanda was advised to investigate come along to pick up the stranded passengers. this (voluntary) program York committees how the council can deal with outstanding bills. "There is very lousy service, and last summer there doesn't work, we may get one ••• / was no air conditioning and it was not and suffocating in or another of those alter- LOS ANGELES (AW - the buses," she said. "Side windows are sometimes bro- natives, whether we Uke it or Feminist Kale MUlell has ken, the bathroom stinks and it's very hot in the back of the not." vowed to continue working School Death caused by strangulation bus, I think from the engine." The hint that mandatory for womens rights in Iran. (continued) FREEHOLD - A 27-year- cal examiner, performed the tient at the hospital off-and-on Mr Sadow said bus conditions varied widely: "You controls might be on the way Ms. Millett was arrested old Woodbridge man. who was autopsy. for the past five years, Mr. can get air conditioned buses three or four days in a row, drew a quick denial from the The latest study also in- found murdered in his cottagt Mr. Collins was found dead March 18 and forced to leave cludes estimates of the cost of Lehrer said. then hit a streak with no buses with air conditioning all White House, and eventually Iran the next day. She said at Marlboro Psychiatric Hos- in bis cottage at 11:10 a.m. from the wage-price council. building a new municipal com- week." Monday that she was "ter- pital, died as a result of man- Sunday. He was found lying According to Sgt Henry "Bringing a bus into the Port Authority after it ut in But the comments come at plex, including a borough hall ual strangulation, an autopsy face up on the floor partially Kalinowski of the New Jersey rified and terrorized, living and police station. The report the open parking lot in M degree beat all day is unsafe for a critical time for the inflation in a state of panic under revealed yesterday under his bed with the left foot State Police, Colts Neck Bar- fighter and the Carter admin- estimates that it would cost the passengers' health." Mr Goldrweig charged. "It gels armed guard " before leav- County Prosecutor Alex- post of the bed on his neck. Mr. racks, Collins may have been up to 110 degrees In there That's how dogs die, and that's istration. 83.5 million to build a new, ander D Lehrer said an autop- Lehrer had reported that the killed as the result of an argu- ing the country. She said she 51,000 square foot complex, why the Humane Society says not to lock dogs in cars. The voluntary wage and was invited to Iran by sy of the body of Martin Col- incident occurred on the sec- ment with another patient. Shouldn't commuters get the same consideration as price program, announced by and to purchase needed land. lins of Woodbridge revealed ond floor of Cottage 10 at the However, no charges have feminists organizing a rally There is some 62,285 square dogs?" Carter last fall, has not yet lor International Womens' that he suffered a fractured hospital. The cottage is not a been filed against any suspect Mr. Spector said that Transport of New Jersey notified begun to make a dent in infla- feet of space in the River left wing of the hyoid bone (a secure building and patients pending further Investigation tion, which has been going up Day. March 8. She said she Street School. commuters when bus defects were corrected, but Lincoln was unfairly accused of U-shaped bone near the larynx are permitted tomov e around by the county prosecutor's of- Transit did not "and many times we were able to trace so far this year at an annual at the base of the tongue). Dr. at will, he said. fice, the hospital security rate of more than 10 percent. charging the government The new study also reports defects in the same bus over a series of months through the with male chauvinism, but that, during 1177-78, the Stanley Becker, county medi- Mr. Collins had been a pa- force and the state police. commuter complaint cards ' Labor, particularly the said the current government borough spent 860,000 on main- striking Teamsters union, has in Iran wants women to "be tenance and utility charges to begun challenging the 7 invisible, be humble and be operate the school, and about Judge sentences man percent ceiling on wage in- totally subjected ' $30,000 in similar charges for Juvenile may get 10 years in jail creases. And the owners of the police station and the cur- FREEHOLD - An Asbury have committed serious vi- FREEHOLD - A 30-year- admitted obtaining 1712 under • •• Yesterday, Kelly pleaded "many small- and mid-sited rent municipal building. The Park juvenile who pleaded olent crime* or who have a old Asbury Park man, who ad- false pretenses from the coun- businesses appear to be ignor- NEWYORKlAP)-Two guilty before Judge Arnone to borough also spent 114,200 toguilty in adult court to auto substantial record of prior of- mitted breaking into an apart- ty welfare board between Feb- ing the price limits altogether, biomedical researchers who stealing three of the cars, re- rent the community center theft and assault charges fenses. ment in Monmouth Beach, was ruary and March 1(77 both Kahn and the president identified the first virus reg- ceiving a fourth car and as- and the senior citizens center, faces a sentence of up to 10 sentenced to an indeterminate have charged. ularly associated with hu- saulting Patrolman Richard two programs which would be years in a state prison or re- After Juvenile and reformatory term by Superior man cancers were honored Cuttrell of Neptune City with Meanwhile, the business housed in the school if the mu- formatory. Superior Court Domestic Relations Court Court Judge John P. Amone yesterday with the second one of the cars. Side Story* community has grown increas- Bristol-Meyers award for nicipal complex project is Judge John P. Arnone set sen- Judge Leo Weinstein granted Richard D'Adamo of Deal ingly skeptical about the distinguished achievement completed. Those four facil- tencing for May 4. the transfer to adult juris- As part of the plea agree- Uke Drive, Asbury Park, ad- shown tomorrow future of the voluntary pro- in cancer research: ities have a total of 18.856 Since Alphonso Kelly, 17, is diction, Kelly was indicted by ment, Assistant County Prose- mitted breaking into the gram. The $25,000 cash prize square feet of space. a juvenile, his case had first a county grand jury on 11 cutor John F. Hazard recom- apartment of Tina MATAWAN - The Aber- deen-Matawan Library will "There seems to be con- was presented to Drs. been assigned toJuvenil e and counts charging him with mended that Kelly receive a Beamsderfer and Leslie fusion about what I said at the Werner and Gertrude Henle, Last September, voters Domestic Relations Court But stealing and receiving five maximum sentence of 10 years Macllwriith. Channel Beach offer a free showing of the Academy Award winning film AFL-CIO's price-monitoring husband-and-wife re- here approved a proposal to last October, Assistant County cars In Freehold Township, instead of the 38 years be could Apartments, Monmouth rally," the statement quoted searchers on the staff of the convert the school to a munici- Prosecutor Kenneth Keller Asbury Fark, Neptune and have received. Andhe asked Beach, Sept II. West Side Story on Wednesday at S p.m. at the library. Kahn as saying. "I was only Joseph Stokes Jr. Research pal complex, but only if the successfully sought the Neptune City and with assault- that in sentencing Kelly, Aixa Patty of Trenton, who pointing out that the alter- Institute at the Children's federal government would pay transfer of Kelly's case to Ing a Neptune City policeman Judge Arnone request that the natives to the kind of volun- Hospital of Philadelphia. for the project. At the same adult court under a policy of with one of the stolen cars. All sentence be served at a state Man's death ruled accidental tary anti-inflation program we They also are professors of time, voters rejected the pro- the county prosecutor's office the alleged incidents took reformatory where re- posal if it would be paid for by of seeking to have treated as place last August and Septem- habilitative services are avail- School, was dead on arrival at have today are either a re- virology in pediatrics at the MATAWAN-The death of cession or mandatory con- University of Pennsylvania the local government. adults those juveniles who ber. able. Christopher M Boehm, 25, of Bayshore Community Hospi- tal, Holmdel, Sunday. trols. Both of these are unac- Medical School. Broad Street. Sunday has been ceptable." determined to be an accidental An autopsy was performed The Henles were selected death by carbon monoxide yesterday, police said. Yet businessmen remain by five judges from cancer Key port man gets suspended sentence- poisoning, according to local Mr. Boehm was said to skeptical. research centers at Chicago, FREEHOLD - A 26-year- sentence. Matawan, builder and owner T. Wichmann. police have been working on his car Baylor, Johns Hopkins, old Keyport man, who ad- Albert Hickey of Beers St., of Convent Court Homes, Hillard Murray, 21, of with the engine running im- Stanford and Yale univer- mitted entering a partially Keyport, had pleaded guilty to Hazlet, FEb 2,1977 and steal- Crawford St., Shrewsbury Mr. Boehm. a 1)71 gradu sities. ate of Matawaii Regional High mediately before his death constructed house in Hazlet charges of entering without ing building materials valued Towmship, who admitted Bomb rips • •• and stealing building materi- breaking the partially between 8200 and $500. He also possessing a pistol without a GREENSBURG, Ind. als, was given a suspended constructed house of Robert had pleaded guilty to a charge permit and entering without The Daily Register market (AP) - Marine Pfc. Rebert five-to-seven year state prison Poynter, Daniel Drive, of committing a break-in Nov. breaking the Fifth Avenue Garwood, denying he ever 5 in Keansburg. Cleaners, Oceanport, Oct. 18, (USPS-145-440) TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - abandoned the United States Mickey was given the sus- was sentenced to 364 days In A terrorist bomb ripped during the Vietnam War, Employee* plan carpool pended state prison term, the county jail. He is toserv e The Sunday Register through an open-air market in says he will let the Ameri- placed on three years proba- nine months with the balance (USPS-334-570) Tel Aviv today, killing a wom- can people judge his actions SHREWSBURY - Municipal employees here are tion and was fined $2,000 by suspended. He also was placed an and wounding a number of taking action to follow President Carter's request that on one year probation. Published Dy TM RH Ban* Raelslar during the nearly 14 years he Superior Court Judge William EstablllhM In tin by John H. Cook and Hanrv Clay other persons, police said. was in Southeast Asia. "I each citizen cut 15 miles per week off his or her usual Main Otflca The army radio station re- never deserted. I never mileage. Ona Rnllltr Plaia. Snrtwjturr. NJ. 0TOI ported that 10 ambulances broke any of the rules," Gar- Borough Clerk Jean M. Fabry last night outlined a Put your name •ranch ocilcai rushed to the scene in the plan for Borough Council* that involves closing the •;• Rl. )S.MkMlatoxn. N.J.«'<• wood said in an Interview where It counts most.... Monmouth County Courthogia, Fraattotd. N J omi Carmel market, jammed with Monday. "Can anyone offices of tax collector, borough clerk and court clerk 171 Broadway, Long BratHh. N J07J40 StaltnouM. Tranton. NJ 0K1S shoppers on the eve of who's ever grown up In from noon until 1 p.m. each day. Passover, which begins at sun- The tax collector's office will remain open during Mambar of tha Mwclatod Pr.ii Tha AlwclaMd Prallllantlllad aicluslvaly America believe I actually HIGH INTEREST to l»a usa of all tna local nawl prlntad In tha na«»paf>ar ai wall al all AP Man down Wednesday. volunteered to stay in that collection periods during the lunch hour. driMlchat. Police said it was not Im- God-forsaken country? Mrs Fabry said the common closing would enable Mambar of tha Amarlcan Nawipapar Publlihan Msoclallon, lha Audit SAVINGS BOOK Buraau of Circulation, tha Naw Jar MV Praii Altoclatlon. mediately clear how many "This thing, 1 just leave up the five employees directly involved to car pool to and persons had been hurt in the from work and tolunch . SKond Clan poataga paid al Rad Bant. N J. 07n)l and at Mlddlatown, N. J. to the judgment of the 077*1. Publlshad Sunday through Friday. Mall subscriptions pavabla In advanca explosion. The identity of the American people. I don't She asked that counil approve-the plan and also Ttrrn Dally Sunday Ofllv wd woman killed in the blast was' worry about It. If anything approve a request that police be available to provide Only Only Sunday not released. CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Onavaar woo 111 00 WOO happens, It can't be none escort service for trips toth e bank. XNDTRUaTTOClMKlUMV Homa dallnrv by Carrlar - Dally and Sunday n.00 a wart, Sunday only .» The bombing occurred at Council members endorsed the car pool idea and » COHVENCNT OrnCES TO (CRVt YOU ' than what I've been WOliSEX. MONMOUTH. OCtAN.UNlON >*1«B* H«C CtNew York City. did not mention the variance ance for the subdivision. Motors, Long Branch. The and had raided at 37 Navesink Fort Hancock, Dr. Walford re- He was a graduate of New Bom in Holland, she moved Youmans are seeking to open Ave, here called, renovations were done here when she was 10 yean York State Maritime Cojlege, Gregory ML Cowan The Bronx, N.Y. a Honda-Subaru dealership at 1 Dr. Wilford, a naUve of on a piecemeal basis, as funds old. KEY BISCAYNE, Fla - American division of Bankers He was a Navy veteran of the old Carnival Bar Ice tan Francisco, Calif., was a became available. She was a member of the Gregory Miles Cowan, 32, died Trust International, Miami World War II. Cream Co. facility just east of graduate of Stanford Univer- "We still call the back Calvary Assembly of God the Community Theaters on here last month. He was the He was a member of the wing the psychiatric ward," Church, West Long Branch. Surviving are his widow, faty, Stanford, Calif,, and later Route 36, Mr. Youmans' at- son of Mr. and Mn. James H. Rumson Club, a former mem- •trued hit PhD It Harvard he said at the dedication. She was the widow of Wil- Mrs. Marion Callahan torney, Ralph Pocaro of Sum- Cowan of Grange Ave., Fair ber of the Shrewsbury River University liam Colonie, who died in 1948. Deuschle; two sons, Paul and Dr. Walford also served as mit, said. Haven, N.J. Yacht Club and treasurer of '. He did marine fishery re- chief of the Atlantic Fish and Surviving are two sons, George H. Deuschle III; both Part of the application calls He attended the Rumson the Princeton Club of Mon- search with the California De- Game Program of the Na- Julius Colonie of Pittsburgh, at borne; a daughter, Mn. Pa- for the subdivision of an under- (N.J.) Country Day School, mouth County. partment of Fish and Game tional Oceanic and At- Pa., and William Colonie, tricia Putman of Matawan; his mother, Mn. Alice Deu- sized lot, part of which will be the Haverford School, and was and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife mospheric Administration. here; three grandchildren; Surviving, in addition to his schele of Toms River. used by the auto sales facility, graduated with honors from Service, where be was chief of Concurrently with his work and two great-grandchildren. Princeton Univenity. He was parents, are his widow, Mn. The John E. Day Funeral and part of which "Will be left the Fishery Biology Branch at the Sandy Hook facility, Dr. The Damiano Funeral also graduated from the Co- Barbara Cowan; two sons, Home, Red Bank, is in charge undeveloped for construction from 1948 until 1951 Walford served as an adjunct Home, is in charge of arrange- lumbia Univenity School of Miles and Fletcher Cowan, Dr. Uonel A. Walford of arrangements of a road at a future date, Mr. He was toe first director of professor of marine biology at ments. Business and was a certified here; two brothers. James H. the Fish and Wildlife Services Columbia University. After missions, and took part in sci- John W. Bodine public accountant. Cowan Jr., here, and Douglas Mrs. Jacob Ides Cowan, of Fair Haven, and a Sandy Hook Marine Labora- his retirement from Sandy entific expeditions to the west FAIR HAVEN - John W. captain of the Neputune City At the time of bis death, he tory, and at his retirement Hook, he later became senior FREEHOLD - Mrs. sister, Ms Emilie Henderson coast of Mexico, the Gulf of Bodine died yesterday at Vet- First Aid Squad. was employed as an assistant from that post in 1(71, a li- scientist and director of the Rachel Finerman Ides, 85, of of Fair Haven California, the Gulf of Mexico, erans Administration Hospi- Surviving are his widow, in the Latin brary was named in his honor New Jersey Marine Sciences the west coast of Africa, and 10 Lenoir Ave., died yesterday tal, East Orange. Mrs. Ruth Buckalew Bodine; at the lab. Consortium. to Honduras. at Freehold Area Hospital, Born in Neptune, he lived two sons, John R. Bodine of Speaking at the library ded- During Dr. Walford's 42- Freehold Township. Dr. Walford was the author there until moving here seven Charleston, S.C. and Robert G. ication in December of 1971, year career, he served as sci- She was born in the Soviet of "Game Fishes of the Pacif- years ago. Bodine of Neptune; a daugh- Dr. Walford recalled the ear- entific advisor to several in- ic Coast from Alaska to the Union, and lived In Red Bank ter, Mrs. Margaret Labor of for 40 years before moving Mr. Bodine was a foundry ly, difficult days for the labo- ternational fishery com- Equator," a classic work re- Oakhurst; a sister, Mrs. here 17 yean ago. molder for Standard-Keil of cently reprinted by the Smith- Muriel Gant of Belmar; and She was a life member of Allenwood. sonian Institution; "Living eight grandchildren. < Resources of the Sea," and the the Sisterhood of Congregation He was a U.S. Navy veter- The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- Leon J. Williams Sr., co-author of "Angler's Guide Beth Shalom, Red Bank, and a an of World War II neral Home. Ocean Township, to the U.S. Atlantic Coast," in member of the Sisterhood of He was an exempt and is in charge of arrangements was Democratic official addition to numerous articles Congregation Apidath Achim, charter member and a former and lectures. here. OCALA.Fla- Leon J. Wil- Chapter, Boys Scouts of Amer- Among his honors, Dr. She was the widow of Jacob liams, 94, of Tint.Ki Falls, ica, and was the first secre- Walford was the recipient of Ides, who died in 1961. N.J., a former Monmouth tary of the New Shrewsbury honorary doctor of science Surviving are a son, Harold County Democratic official PTA degrees from Monmouth Col- Ides, here; two daughters, and justice of the peace there, Mr. Williams was born in lege, West Long Branch, and Mrs Helen Rosen of South died here Saturday while visit- Christensted, St. Croiz, Virgin Hartwick College, Oneonta, River, Mrs. Hana Hochberg, ing two of his daughters. Islands, and lived at 14 N.Y. here; two sisters, Mrs. Naomi For 30 yean, Mr. Williams Squankum Road for 52 years. In 1960, he received the Dis- Schneider of Brooklyn, N.Y., served as sergeant of arms of He was a self-employed tinguished Service Award of Mrs. Fannie Schneider of the Monmouth County Demo- carpenter and cabinetmaker the Department of the In- Pinebrook; six grandchildren, cratic Committee and was an before retiring 30 years ago. terior. He served on several and a great-grandchild. associate founder and first He was a member of Mount committees of the National The Higgins Memorial RUBBER 6L0VES AND HIGH VOLTAGE president of the Pine Brook Olivet Seventh Day Adventist Academy of Sciences-National Home, here, is in charge of Do you think you know how to stay alive? Don't b«t your Hose Company, Tinton Falls. Church of Neptune. Research Council, and the arrangements. IH« on It. According to Ml.ty *«p*rt*. what you THINK you He served as justice of the In 1963, state and county American Geographic Society. know may kill you. During tht neit 12 month*, ••v.ril August Soffel thousand Americana win kMthemuhr**. Their deaths will be peace in Pine Brook, a section Democratic officials honored He also edited the scientific comptetely unnecessary. The common denominator In nil of Tinton Falls, from 1946 until Mr. Williams at a dinner in journal, "Copeia," for nine RUMSON - August cases: Faltt knowledge. Here's • case In point: 11)41, when the post was Colts Neck. years. "Gus" Soffel, 68, of 32 Allen abolished by state law. St., died Sunday at his home. When a New Jersey boy's kite got tangled with a high Dr. Walford was the hus- ' ' •• - • ~'KI in viln to shaken loose. Donning Surviving are his widow, Mr. Soffel was born in Red ivtwvii wnv, nia IBIIIWI int>u in Mr. Williams was a long- band of Lucille Walford, who a pair of rubber gloves, the mit.n reached for the wire — and Mrs. Bertha Fletcher Wil- Bank and was a life-long resi- time activist for black rights, liams; four sons, Charles Wil- died in 1968. was *l*ctrocut*dln*tantly. and was a past councilman of dent of the area. liams of New York City, He is survived by three "Donna of people *>ecute themeelves every year be- He was a employed in the the Monmouth County Valdemar Williams of Long daughters, Sarah Hollister of cause of the naive belief that they can use ordinary household parts department at Doremus Branch, Leon Williams Jr. of Princeton, Elizabeth rubber glove* to argue with a high tension wire," says the Ford, Tinton Falls, until his aatety director ot New York's Consolidated Edlaon Company. Jacob A. White Fair Haven and Stanley Wil- Rassweiler and Christiana retirement five years ago. "Rubber glove* may be Mf* enough around 100 volt win* FREEHOLD - Jacob A liams of Washington, D.C.; Walford, both of New York around the houae, but they offer Kent Iniul.Hon *g*ln*l Hie Surviving Is his widow, White, 61, of 58 Institute St., eight daughters, Miss Chris- City; and three grandchildren. thousand* of volt* surging through high-tension wire*. When Mrs. Jean Heckt Soffel. died Saturday in Freehold tiana Williams of Long Posten's Funeral Home, you have a high voltage problem, wall for the utility main- The John E. Day Funeral tenance men. Area Hospital, Freehold Branch, Mrs. Evelena Keel of Atlantic Highlands, is In Home, Red Bank, is in charge Township. Neptune, Mrs. Josephine An- charge of arrangements. of arrangements. Mr. White was born in thony of Tinton Falls, Mrs. Moyock, N.C., and lived here Miriam Egerton of Asbury M WILLIAM ANLUIKY AVKRU for 41 years. Prior to his re- Park, Mrs. Laura Howell and 714 W. PARK AVE. 520 MAIN ST. Mrs. Sharon Trusty, both of tirement he was employed as TRINITY CHURCH. MATAWAN 01KHUMI ill 0166 /CO* §*OM0 Jf I Connecticut and Miss Cather- a construction worker. Wadneiday TOMSIfVIR 240-fM0 He was a member of the ine Williams and Mrs. Olga Holy Eucharist and Stations of the Cross Your one stop answer to complete insurance c McCall, both here; 20 grand- 7:30 P.M Bethel A. M. E. Church, here. Thursdi 1—Maundy Thursday Surviving are a brother, children and five great grand- 7:30 M. Holy Eucharist Charles G. White, here, and children. Ml Night Night Watch Immediately following, lasting two sisters, Mrs. Rosa V. until: (Sign-up in Narthex) Mercer and Mrs. Merline I. The Edward E. Jackson Good Friday Make a Dale •:15 A.M. Good Friday Liturgy Boldin, both here. Funeral Home, Neptune, is in 12-3 P.M. The Passion of Our Lord and Savior J«sus APRIL 4,11, II, U APRIL U The Freeman Funeral charge of arrangements. Christ, First Baptist Church The Transcendental Meditation Program, offen free Leonardo PTA is sponsoring a Chinese Auction, Apr B, Home, here, is in charge of Holy Saturday introductory presentations with a color film every Wed., I 8 p.m., Buck Smith's, Keansburg. Admission $2 SO Limited arrangements. 9:15 AM Liturgy of the Wofd Lottery winner 7:30 P.M. Easter Vigil (Lighting of Paschal Candle, p.m. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 747-7035. ticket sales. Call 291-3591,291-2199 m Death Notices Prophecies. Renewal ol Baptismal Vows) APRIL 21 TRENTON - The winning APRIL 10 EASTER SUNDAY St. Joseph's School PTA wUI sponsor the annual Sisters BODINE — Jol»i W on April I. number drawn yesterday in Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644, Gen- UTt, of Fair Never,, formerly 0* Nep the New Jersey Pick-It Lot- 7:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist ' Card Party & Fashion Show, A Touch of Spring Finery, to tune Beloved husbond 04 Ruth De eral Meeting & Dance, Don Quixote, Rt. 34, Matawan, 8 9:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist be held on Thurs., Apr. 26, at 8 p.m. in school auditorium. vottd father of John R , Robert G.. and tery was 991. The straight bet 11:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist P.M. Maroaret Later. Moved brother of Fashions will be presented by the Finery of Holmdel. Muriel Ganl. Funeral wrvlce* on pays (279; there was no box Ry«ra Lano, off Rout* 79, Mart* wan Thurtdev. April, 11, at II a.m.. at the payoff, and the pairs pay 691-9110 APRIL! 411 Tickets: $2.00 per person it refreshments will be served. Rkhard C. HoWal Funeral Home, He For ticket information please call Mn. Klinedinst' Monmouth Road. Ocean TowniMP The 127.50. Open House for the Community YMCA GYM JAMS, the Rev. Warren Layton officiating Inter 5S6-3110. Card playing not necessary — just come and enjoy mant Monmouth Memorial Park. Tin- state certified preschool program, Cross Of Glory Luther- tan Falls. Visitation Tuesday and an Church, Matawan. Parents & children invited to ob- the evening. lav, M P.m. serve classes and meet teachers from 10 A.M. to 2 PM DEUSCHLE— Gw.«eH.« ma APRIL 21,27 dtatown. on April I, im. HuiMtid of The WUIowbrook Players will have auditions for Marlon (nee Cillehen) Flther of George H. 3rd. Paul, and Patricia Put APRIL 11 "Barefoot In The Park" at the Monmouth Civic nan. Son a) Mr>. Alice Doutchle Auditorium, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, on Apr. 26, 27 at Weveri at the John E. Day Funeral The Monmouth County Audubon Society will hold its Home. SS RlnrlUo Ave.. Red Ban*, on monthly meeting, Apr. 11, Wed. 815 P.M. in the Trinity 7:30 P.M. TlturHlav at • a.m. Vltitellon at the V» CARAT DIAMOND Va CARAT DIAMOND funeral home Tuejdev and Wednesday Episcopal Church at 69 W. Front St., Red Bank. The guest APRIL 21 j-t and Mp.m. Memorial contributions 40U to the Monmouth County Heart Ai- SOLITAIRE BRIDAL SET speaker: Elizabeth Woodford will present a program en- TAIL GATE FLEA MARKET SALE at St. Leo's Mxlellon, 3*2 Ocean Ava.. Long Church, Lincroft, on Newman Springs Road, 9-4 p.m. Bring Branch, N.J. 07740 preferred REG.'1095 HOW175 REG.-WO M0WM7S titled "Wildlife Of The New Jersey Pine Barrens ' Ad- DIAMOND mission free • public invited. your antiques, uniques to sell. Space $6. No rain date. Call 747-5806 or 542-0457. SALE APRIL U A Flea Market, sponsored by the Ladles Auxiliary of . wTiliarm. Fattier of II. grandfather QUEST - A weekly forum for single, divorced

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TILL 9:00 MIMilir •SMMY 370 ROUTE 36 Ctarfi IXIT 117 OAiaSM SI AH SAaiTWAT Cirti J HW ARK. 4844900 ii AM htm HAZLH. 787-6897 MEN'S SHOP on-STRin ran PAIKMM OfT-JTIin FRN PAIKINO HMAV • CLOSED lASHt SUNDAY* We Bring Quality To Life l tmn. MM ft!»»» hlirti), AsrS! IWti m «*a» quilllln hw. BROAD & MECHANIC RED BANK tiiin \m if* aw* c The Daily Register See new Castro-Mafia twist able In anyone who haa sent a The longstanding animosity By JACK ANDERSON check to a favorite charity. Established In 1178 - Published by The Red Bank ReRister between Castro and the mob WASHINGTON - Involve- Just look at the canceled would have been no obstacle to ment of the Mafia and Cuban check and not* the date it wa* WASHINGTON collaboration against a com- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN Premier Fidel Castro in the written and the date it «B mon enemy, the report notes. auaiiintUoo of Preiident cashed. The difference con- President and Editor "Mafia figures are rational, John F. Kennedy hai been giv- SCENE stitutes the number of days pragmatic 'businessmen' who en a new and intriguing twist your bank had free use o< the often realign their associa- Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor in the itlll unreleased reportof , money you donated. tions and form partnerships the House Anaiiinations Tune in the mails is beyond Committee there was one, was voluntary. with ex-enemies when it is ex- ' TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 pedient." the charities' control, of We broke the tint version The committee doubts course, and would be relative- Roselli's story of a forced The evidence gathered by ANDERSON 7 of the "Cuban connection" in ly insignificant anyway. But 1967, as It wai told to us by the turnaround by the Mafia hit the committee indicates that some charities inexplicably 'Was it fun being rich, pa? men after torture. "The com- the Cuban-Mafia conspirators tervention in his legal dif- late mobster John Romelli ficulties "as a price for his wait weeks before they deposit While the committee doesn't mittee found it more difficult "could have considered using contributions, thus losing in- to dismiss the possibility that the resources at their disposal agreeing to make no further buy hit story In its entirety our disclosures." terest they should be collect- reports sparked an investiga- the Mafia, although not turned to increase their power and ing. • around by Castro, might have alleviate their problems by as- Ironically, while the com- tion that led to a variation of Our random sampling voluntarily turned around with sassinating President Ken- mittee didn't buy Roselli's the Roselli theory as one of the snowed that the fastest charity him," the report states. nedy- story, "it was his death that possible scenarios of the Dal- really pushed the committee" depositor was the Prison Fel- The committee notes that, Muddying the waters even lai assassination. to study the Mafia possibility lowship, a Christian mission to by 1963, the mob "may have more is the possibility that Roselli told us that Mafia in depth and come up with the aid convicts. A donation was lost their motivation to as-anti-Castro Cubans may nave hirelings, with the blessing of alternate theory, a source told on its way to the bank the sassinate Castro" because the been involved. "Many of (be Central Intelligence Agen- our associate Tony Capaccio. same day it was received. growing Soviet presence in them," the report says, "bad cy, were sent to Cuba to kill come to conclude that the U.S. The committee report Others, including the Dis- Castro. The dictator had Cuba made it unlikely that he abled American Veterans, the would be overthrown and the president was an obstacle re- stresses that the Cuban-Mafia earned the mob's enmity by quiring elimination even more connection is still only a theo- YMCA, the Heart Find, cutting off their lucrative country reopened to Mafia op- Christmas Seals and the erations. urgently than the Cuban dic- ry without hard evidence. The gambling and other interests committee "was frustrated American Civil Liberties Un- On the other hand, the com- tator." in Cuba. The would-be as- by its inability to determine ion, took from several days to mittee report says, the mob Why does the committee sassins were captured by details of activities that might weeks to get their money in "had been given sufficient discount Roselli's version of Castro, Roselli told us, have led to the assassination the bank. One, Temple Univer- reason to eliminate President the Castro-Mafia alliance? "turned around" under tor- - identification of partici- sity, took more than two Kennedy." By 1(62, both "The committee considered it ture and persuaded to direct pants, associations and timing months todeposi t a check. Castro and the Mafia were significant that Roselli's pub- their murderous efforts of events " Almost as wasteful is some toward Kennedy. hurting financially, "chiefly lic revelations about the plot corresponded with his efforts charities' practice of keeping The assassinations com- as a result of pressures ap- to avoid deportation in 1966 A BREAK FOR BANKS: large amounts of money in mittee's version gives a more plied to each by the Kennedy an) 1971 and to escape prose- Many of the nation's charities checking or low-interest bank plausible motivation for theadministration," the report cution for illegal gambling ac- are unwittingly donating mon- accounts. The funds would be mob's involvement — that the notes. It adds: "Thus, they tivities in 1967." Roselli, the ey to recipients who need it better invested in higher in- Mafia, like Castro, had its own had a common motive that committee suggests, may the least-the banks. terest savings accounts or reasons for wanting to kill made an alliance more attrac- have hoped to get CIA in Proof of this is easily avail- short-term government bonds. Kennedy. The alliance, if tive than mutual animosity." The ugly American-still around By JAMES J. KILPATRICK niuiiiiu inn iiiiiii Ukrainian "and none need the colleges still require Twenty-odd years ago, in speak Uzbek or any of the oth- modem language credits for a "The Ugly American," Wil- CONSERVATIVE er Turkic tongues spoken by bachelor's degree. liam Lederer and Eugene the Soviet Union's increasing- Will the picture improve? Burdick voiced their dismay ly restive Moslem peoples " Mr. Carter bis appointed a that so few American trav- VIEW Part of the problem results commission to recommend elers ever gain fluency in the from the same old politics ways to improve language in- language of the countries they HiliiimiiiiMiiililllilliiiiiiiillilliliilllllliiil asusual procedure for naming struction in our schools. Koo- visit. The consequence is that ambassadors. Mr Carter, as dracke urges that pay and oth- they receive "a limited and much of the year, until a Per- Kondracke observes, has done er incentives should be often misleading picture of the sia expert was reassigned in better than his predecessors in created within the State De- nation around them." the fall from duties handling this regard, but the president KILPATRICK partment to encourage of- *m-r.me» For the ordinary tourist, African affairs for the State has fallen far short of the ficers to gain fluency In for- this failing may be merely re- Department's United Nations promise he made to the Chica- lie secondary students were eign languages Instead of grettable. For an American desk." go Council on Foreign Rela taking a modern foreign lan- transferring officers from ambassador or Foreign Ser- At the time Ambassador tions in March of 1976 Then he guage, and 49 percent were post to post, Kondracke sug- vice officer, the failing is in- Adolph Dubs was kidnapped pledged a policy of diplomatic taking Latin By contrast, in gests, the diplomat who has finitely more serious. Writing and slain in Afghanistan, the appointments "exclusively on 1974-75 only about 19 percent of mastered some obscure The school budgets a merit basis, in contrast to in a recent issue of The New embassy employees who ar- the students in grarVs 7 tongue ought to be kept at bis Republic, Morton Kondracke the political patronage that through 12 were studytnj a obscure station — a policy Voters of most of the state's school the 17 budgets presented for an accep- rived on the scene could not has characterized appoint- provides disturbing evidence speak the Afghan dialect. Jn modern foreign language, and more easily proposed than en- districts went to the polls last Tuesday to tance rate of only 41.17 percent. Hudson that the ugly American still ments under the (Nixon-Fordi Pakistan, Kondracke reports, only 12 percent were enrolled forced pass judgment on public school budgets County, with only eight budgets subject to inhabits many of our chan- administration." It hasn't in Latin. The first step toward bet- only five of 32 diplomatic of- worked out quite that way. for fiscal year 1979-80 and it's encouraging vote, was next, voting four approvals and ceries abroad. The conse- This apathy, or indif- tering a situation is to under quences are serious Indeed. ficials are required to be min- to learn that a substantial majority of four defeats for 50 percent. Our neighbor imally proficient in Urdu. "In A more significant explana- ference, or whatever it is, has •> stand how bad It is. Kon- them — 78 percent — won approval. Of the to the north, Middlesex, approved 14 of 23 "It turns out," he reports, Somalia, nobody in the U.S. tion lies in the sad decline of affected higher education also. dracke'i grim summary cries "that only six of the 60 U.S. 574 districts in which board of education budgets for 60.8 percent approval rating, embassy is required to know foreign languages In our public In 1915, 85 percent of the na- out for attention by educators. Foreign Service officers in school system. Let me add a tion's colleges had foreign lan- Foreign Service officers, Con- budgets were submitted, 448 were ap- the third poorest. the local language." Iran during the revolutionary The picture obtains widely. few depressing figures to guage admissions require- gress and the White House. We proved, the New Jersey Education As- Rural and suburban Salem, on the year 1978 were minimally pro- In Kenya, only one of the 32 those cited by Kondracke. ments Richard Brode of the will never get far in gaining sociation reports. other hand, achieved the only perfect ficient in Farsi, not including embassy officers is required Back in 1910, according to the Modem Language Association the confidence of other nations For the first time, this year, both score with all 10 of its districts voting the ambassador. The political to speak Swahili. Even in the American Council on thesays only It percent have if our spokesmen don't know section contained no one who Teaching of Foreign Lan- local and regional districts held their elec- approval. Next best were Hunterdon, 93.1 Soviet Union, only one of 58 top them now. and the number the words to ask for con- was fluent in the language for guages, 34 percent of the pub- keeps dropping Barely half of fidence in. tions on the same day. The only districts percent, and Sussex, 92.3 percent approval representatives is fluent in in which budgets are not subject to voter - both again in the rural-suburban classi- approval are those in which there are fication. 9 boards of school estimate. As we've noted here before, today's In Monmouth County, where voters in voters face a real dilemma in the conflict Opposes 'gravy train bill recent years have been particularly un- between the need for economy to control kind to school spending schedules, the taxes and the desire for good educational Oceanport dale, Queens, NY My wife feeling Warmth and under- Open letter to Rep. James called my sister and told her systems which, unquestionably, are cost- standing prevail throughout approval rate was a little below the state J. Howard: FROM OUR READERS of my critical condition and the entire hospital, each one average at 74 percent. But that, too, is an ly. It is to the credit of most school boards Soon you will be asked to Ltttan H **• •*!•* nwsi k« tlfX fNHj •*•«* MM wrlt«"i mwiiH •* that Deborah Hospital was from the bottom to the lop has improvement over the record for the past that they have been able to achieve a consider HR-1, Public Cam- *tm «ni tilipliim WNVktar TMT nml HI ••€•••) m «•«-«• Ntilaccapt- where Dr Block wanted me tothis within them. ' r, i—• nil H r—Long Island, NY. dent can cause malfunctions and Coe, GOP Congressional can- tsburgh. Flats nuclear weapons plant Three Mile Island accident hope there is not an un- Next: The Radiatloa All Bit other scientists point tumors didate in last November's gen- "But the question is how is located, said he was con- would be minimal. mindful or emotional reac- Around Us. out that the number of Food and Drug Adminis- eral election, and Anthony much of an effect to each cancer deaths may not re- tration health inspectors Bruno and Dr Richard Fe- individual," said Radford, flect the total number of last week found a few dozen ingold, candidates for the Re- who is chairman of a Na- cancers. picocuries per liter ol iodine publican nomination (or the tional Academy of Sciences So what then is known 131 in cows' milk from State Assembly from the 11th committee that is revising Yard Barn about radiation from the dairies near the plant But District 1972 estimates of radiation 8'x8'x8' nominal with HarrUburg plant? the last Chinese A-bomb Mr Coe spoke on behalf of risk. The state Department of tests sent iodine 131 levels to John O. Bennett III, also a The Committee on % cladwood siding Environmental Resources 300 picocuries a liter and the District II Assembly can- Biological Effects of Ioniz- 95 has calculated that a person trigger point for human didate ing Radiation was supposed living a mile from the plant health protection is 12.000 In other business, the club to release its report last fall. now.. J149 received an extra 45 mil pkocurin per liter Health unanimously adopted a con- But the report got bagged liretns of radiation In thi officials said the milk was stitution and bylaws, and set a down as scientists battled seven days following tii< atfa. special meeting date for I over what recommenda- Monraouth Building Center March M accident That is Despite the relatively p.m. April 25 in the Knollwood tions. the same as 45 one- low level of the releases school Few nuclear workers ac- 777 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury Keyotone Savings

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Keystone Saving6 NEPTUNE • ASDURY PARK- MANALAPAN. _^ 8 The DfcfyRegbler SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 Try a simplified pension plan By SYLVIA PORTER contribution that is 5.8 percent of pay. Business If your employer hu DO paiiion pUn - partly Some pension activists are dismayed that Con- became of the huile and co»t of Ktaiiniiterini gress pemitted Simplified Pension H*"?*^ one - you might uffat Itat be or *e set *one "lnt«fn.tod." as this practice of "Mrirttal of the new Simplified Peniion PUni. A product of YOUR MONEY'S! employer-paid SS taxes from cootrtbutlons is N.Y. stock quotations l«7l'i Tax Reform Act, the pUn» ire a food way called. - •What was a great idea - «courtfta| em- HKW YOKK I AH C«n(Tal1J4 I IH IM m 1 PanDtR _ MtwtM for your employer to avoid much of the paper- 10 CUData 4t 7 M7 Mft H* 1 Ptmnov 1-Ti 7 909 Mft « work the law requires on traditional plani. ployer-sponsored IRAs by giving wnp ^™* Catwln l.tJ I S7 47* 474 4 PaPL 1.04 T M9 MM t WORTH CarnC 1 M 9 219 I7H STft ! Panruotl.MIO Ml M Here is how the simplified plus wort: advanuge of the higher f7.W0 contribution Umit PI MHWi CrwnCk ft »i 11* MH 1 PtwaiCo ut mi ISft ACP I.M 1 I *4 CrwZai 1.90 I lit U* MH I ParkinE SI IS M2 1Mb Your employer maka contribution to an Indi- - now becomes one more way of 'doing in lower AMF t 14 • tf If Curt* M ft 17 15* * 11 I Ptittr inn M7 an vidual Retirement Account (IRA) In your (the paid workers," says Karen Ferguson, drectorof AM Infl » 4 TtJ SMI D»r1ln4tJ0 I 140 42 41 4 PhatoD ton sot 2TM At* i_ ia » DtUG«n II M TIH TV 1 PhllaEIIJO 1 34J WH I employee's) name. The maximum contribution b the Washington-based Pension Rights Cento. TT* Ml *M MH D«»co Mb 4 H 14H 14H 1 PhltMr ISO 10 454 44H 4 center hopes to form a grass roots committee to 1.71 I ISM 44% DayiPLIM * 90 lift ISM 1 PhllPat t 20 I MM MH 15 percent of your pay, up to $7,500 a year. This it for benefits. If you leave yur job and the plan MH 171 ItH [**fi 1 Sft I M4 M4 M* 1 PilnavBiM I 114 MH a big jump up from the $1,500 a year mailmum before 10 years, yu forfeit your pension benefits help inform workers about the effects integration JI r 4i in MIUAtr 1 4 MB 41H 40M i Ptttibn INH M4 1144 | M tV W O*nn*i Jt I Ml 221b 2214 1 Pnaumo I ft 49 2Mb you, as an individual, can contribute on your own But the sum the firm had contributed on your may have on their pensions, reports rayassociate , I.M • ii int D«1Ed l.M f 414 is |4* I Poiaro4d IM SM MH behalf to an IRA and is equal to the maximum a Brooke Shearer. _ > 1 71 • ffl t*H DlawnS 1.41 7 tSO UH lift I PoMGE 17012 Ml ITH 1 behalf remains in the pension fund to be used to AIMKh t I 141 14% DtfllUIEq II ill S4 S5H ! ProciG 111 199 114 self-employed person may contribute In any rear pay benefits to those workers who stay. In this As part of its 1OT8 Ui reform package, the ArM&tr . M t 111 M Dillon I JfttO I l*ft 19M : PSvCoi 140 10 111 Uft AIMaCh 1.71 I 41 MH DttntV 4ft It 174 Wn W : PSVEG 110 T in im to a Keoghplan way, if you leave, you reduce the future contribu- Carter administration proposed altering the rules AkM 1 4t » IM 1441 DrPappr 4411 It* IS* lift 1 PBSPL 1 94 ft 91 14H 1 tions the employer must make to the plan. which govern pension plan integration. Amati t.Ifll >U MU DowCh 140*17*4 »ft MM ! Pullrnn ltd 5 111 Uft Your employer can deduct the full amount of Dratar 1 ft Mt 44H 44H • Purax 1.14 I IM 17 the IRA contribution from the company's taxes as But, the big disadvantage of (be simplified Although the measure would not have oooe AmAtr N| Ut 11W duPonl 4 9 Ut 141ft I4]ft 1< OuahO t.M 7 93 14ft Aftrnd) 4 H 7 Ml 9tH DUMP 1.M 7 I1M II* IIU QuakSlO Mil aft IM I long as the pension plan qualifies as non-dis- plans to lowerincome employees is that they, too away with integration, it would have ensured that Aftakat in 1 afl J» DuqLt I.TIM II) 1Jft ISM I RCA 1 40 I 53ft 27ft I criminatory. This means it must cover all em- - like regular pension plans - are "integrated" workers at the bottom of the salary scale receive AmCan IM t l« MH EMUk 1 2t1 I* ft* Mil M % 19 14H ACvan IH • 4H MH EMIOF MS S17 i|H UH RaltPwr M I 411 IIH ployees S years old and over who have worked with Social Security. What this means is that at least some benefits when they retire. AEIPw i Uto m n ElKod 2.4011 110 IS4 444 I fiamad 1MM1S0T lift Af •mil M 4 111 12H for the firm in any three of the past five years, employers can contribute a higher percentage of The Carter proposal died under fierce attack AH«m« 1 401} Wl MH Eaton MS 4 m 1TH 174 I Ranco .Tt 7 14ft l*H ArnHowi MH W »* EcMIn -Mil Ml MM 17H Ravthn 140 9 401 43M including part-timers. The plan may not favor pay for higher-salaried individuals by deducting from business and actuarial groups who charged AmMtttrt 4 7f7 IH eiPau in ft *94 IIH Wft RaadBat 1 I 41 244 EmriEM.44tl 94 14% X)* : RalchCh .7410 M lift owners or top management. It must contribute the employer share of ocial Security taxes from the reform would have boosted the coat and red EnflMC 1.40 ft 441 17H Mft Rap&tMJOa 4 100 ITH the amount they contribute to the plan. The result tape associated with pension plans and led to Ajund ]W 7 111 «IU. Ensrch l.M 11 in IIH lift RaivOII .141) 211 It the same percentage of everybody's pay. ATT I • MM 41H Ewnrh 1.14 7 M 17H 17M Ravlon 1.J013 W 49* You, the employee, do not have to pay income might work out like this: termination of many plans. But the arguments AWPInc .7411 577 31 MH MH- ft EttiVt l.M I 244 14H 14H Rrvnln l.M 7 1017 SftH AnwtH 1ft ft IIH ISH 1§H— ft E*anPi 10a S 72 1** t9ft RtvUtl l.M 4 HO M* tax on what your firm contributes to your plan. Suppose an employee's annual pay is $10,000 which persuaded Congress to do nothing about AnchfH IJB I M 17* 27 V\k— ft EKC*IO1M 7 II M If* 1 RilaAid 54 9 xS7 nft and the firm is to contribute I percent of pay or integration in the 78 session do not apply to ArcttfD MDW IN IIH 17ft II , EHKon 140 9 14|t UH SIM Roblni .40 I 221 tvi And when that contribution amounts to less than ArliPS I N I IM W. m MH- ft FMC 1 40 4 IM IS* MH : Rochwl 1.40 7 129 Mft Mft- ft $1,500, you can make up the difference and take 1800. From this subtrct the 7» Social Security tax Simplified Pension Plans. Armco IH S 141 OH SH 22H- Vh FAlrCm .10 9 744 MH 17M flohrlnd 5 tl Mft 14 H* ft of $613, which leaves the firm's contribution at Since these are new plans, employers would ArmiICk I r IR 17H 17* 17*+ W F.lrlnd 1 * II 29M 19 Rorar .7411 227 Uft ISH- ft that total as a tax deduction. Aw(o .4111 Itr If* 1fH H* + Hi Faddin III 141 S 4H RCCM 1.0407 5) 15 IIH— ft The big advantage for you, an employee, is $117, or an IRA contribution of only 19 percent of not have to bear any cost of hiring lawyers, tlhtOII • I 7 4M 44* 44 44*— H FcdNM t.M 4 54ft 14H WM RovID 4.15a T 224 M M - ft AtdDO 1.S0 7 W WVi 17H IIU + H FtdOSt 1.70 ft 140 IIH I1M tvckrS 10 T 91 14ft that with a simplified pension plan, you are fully pay. Compare this to the case of an employee accountants and actuaries toalte r them. AURkh 7 •010 I'll u*iH 44* H FlnSBar I S IM 114 ITH .1 M 1.10 S SM 14ft AtlatCp ... 40 U* IIH Fiftiln 1.10 404 IIH UM •attwv 1.40 ft 141 Oft vested at once - maning yo qualify immediately whose annual pay is $60,000 and whose firm is also In sum: the Simplified Pension Plans are an AvcoCpiMl 401 X1H IIH 21H- FIChrl to S 1T4 17ft IT UoMn 1.1014 M 17ft to receive benefits upon retirement. contributing I percent of pay or $4,800 advance in favor of you, an employee But beware 4v«ry si I M IIH 17H 17*- H I ill hk 1.10 « lit ||H IIH l ilLSaF ISO t 20 41Vi 4vr«1 M 7 tl MH tfH ttH— rt FtlnBn IH I 71 nft n* SiRagP 1.00 1 at nft In contrast, in many traditional plans, you, the Subtracting the Social Security tax of $1,404 the pitfall of "integration" - and at the very Avon 11012 541 47 44* 4tH- H FtMtEnl.Sl 4 M0 10H 104 &amboi .40 4 240 IH least, be fully aware the pitfall exists •allvMf 1117 MU *tH MH 4t* + ) FlaPL lOt 4 441 IT* 27M 1 SFalnd 1.40 4 204 ITH employee, must work 10 years before you qualify leaves the firm's contribution at $1,396, or an IRA SallGE IN 1 M 24H J4W 24*- ft FiaPowl.74 4 41 W* JO'.i : SFalni .7111 9T4 lift •nkAm 1.10 / Ul lift »* SH- H Fluor 1.40 I M0 40H 40ft SchrPlot.24 I 4M M* Iwuh 1.7} t it 44H 4lVi 41H—1 FordM l.M 1 S41 41H 41 ft SchlmB 1.4511 411 104H I ••MtTrv MM It) 17* 17* 1?*— A ForMK 1.14 S 9S Itft Itft Schlmbwi — 15 71ft ••M.Fd 1 30 • 4U IIU. ItH II*- ft FrantM 10 i \tt 7V, tYi ittrflP 14 11300 itft •t*«r _ Ml I'd I *H— Hi frpMlni.MU 144 414 41M ' ScabCLIM 4 104 H •« »> »K BlachOr .Mil /•' IIH 11* IIH V. GnFdt MO 7 Mf UH DM Slmop.l »ll ni 11O geographically diversified cline in interest rates could BlckM«1M_ 111 ?l«t MH 21 Gnlnl MM IIS S7H 27M slnatr w 4 M0 UH By DAVID It. SARGENT since property passes directly BMln 1 SO * *H 4IH 44K « — ft GnMlltii.14 9 270 IS 24H : SkvIlM .« 1 tt 10V, portfolio of utility stocks. In bring a smaller return on mon- Boalnwl _ It 41ft 41* 41*— H GMol 4a »ISM Sftft S7H SmUIn 14011 IIS tSVt Q — I have been a widow to the surviving owner. For BoUaC t.M 7 SH UH MH Mft- H addition to an average return ey in a savings certificate. The GPU l.M 4M74 UHdilH SonvCp .101 It 1*10 fVt for some years and nave In- smaller estates -.where es- ftefttan 1 71 4 II HH MH MH— M GTE 2 41 T 470 Mft MM ! E * DA SUCCESSFUL of 8.1% (ranging from a low of five utilities (all listed on the BoraW IS 47 ItH MV, M* + ft GTIra l.M S IH ISft 14* cluded my son's name on all tate tax liability is nonexistent BotEd 2.44 7 104 21 IIH U G*fit*co __ 17S 4ft 4M 8 6 percent to a high of NYSE) are: Atlantic City BranlH M S 170 IIH IIU Iltt- H GaPac 1.1010 m n a* my assets at joint tenant, with or immaterial — these pluses >.7percent), you can expect to Electric, Central !• South BrtSlM 144 It 141 S4H 34". MH_ Gatlv 1.2011 TSSU44H 44M SOUPM 1.40 I Ml JO right of survivorship (WROS). INVESTING can be important. If your hold- BrltPit .|4»M SM IS 21 » + H GlbrFn 40 4 91 14M 11* SouRy 1.10 7 1) HM benefit from increasing West, Public Service of New DrntHk JO 4 114 MH HH 14*— Hi Gillttto t.M I 140 131/1 Uft SprrvR HI I III »'* But I've read articles sayiag ings are In this category, I BucvEr M I HI 10H » »*+ vt Gdrkh 1.44 S to 20 itU SguarD I 10 I 14 »« suggest you continue to keep dividends in the years ahead Mexico, New England Dec- SQUIHO l.M I] US MM this isn't a good idea. Do you BwnhR 14 • 144 U HUI 22ft— ft Goodvr l.M S 700 17M ITft Rising dividends will help off- trie and Northern Stales Burllrtd I 40 t 104 IIH II* IIH Gould 1.40 I HI Mft IS* SIBrnd l.M t 11 14H recommend changing holdings This is usually only a serious assets in both names. BurINo l.M I M» 4S* 44* 44ft* H Graca I.to 7 104 nvi nn : SIOIICI l.M I 171 50 set inflation, whereas a de- Power Hurrah IH Itt 71* 70H 71 — ft GtAtPc SS IH m ift SlOInd JIM M* to my name alone? — R.R., problem in large estates. It One final note: Joint own- LBS 2.40 4 tTI 45* 45* 45*- H UtWrlnsM S Ml t*M It* I StOIIWi .Mil SSI SO* CIT 1.40 t 101 M SSH ISHt ft Grvvh 1.04 9 2*1 IIH 114 StairiCIt 1 1 111 4JH III. also can have gift tax implica- ership should not be con- CPC I • Jt S1« MH SI - ft (irummt.M ft M9 lift IIU. 1 SttNDg "II tn llrt tions. If one co-owner con- sidered a substitute for a will CcmSo 1.74 * IM MH M* M*+ ft GlfWitn 7S 1 111 IS 14* SttvtnJI.lOb S IN 14*. C*rPw 1 t4 4 100 Kft 2OH MH- ft GuifOII 1.90 T U4T 17H M* I SluWor MS S 11 nv> A - There are hazards in- tributed all or most of the as- You should still have one CarrCp I 7 lit Uft 25* ll\k H GrfSIUI IM I 4M UH 114 SunCo ) I 111 SOU drafted to take care of all of CastlCh.Nti 7 Ml Mft 14* 14H+ H GulfUld .91 7 2SS ISft 1S4 1 TRW 1.M 7 114 It* volved in this type of property sets held jointly, he or she is, ( alrpT 7 10 t 117 ttH SI SI*- H Halllbl l.M 11 TS9 71 T14 , Ttlltv t t (01 10H 1 your affairs and to provide for ownership. Joint ownership in effect, making "gifts" to "We can ( flinii ] * 14 44U 45* 43ft- kk HMttHk.MI] 14 »h MH t TampE 1.33 7 M IIH 1.41 7 171 14U 15ft 14 — M HirtlU .40 S 41 11Ut Uft I Tandy I Its 14H 1 the other. contingencies such as the si- I 114 It mVi J7ft Mu. WROS can restrict estate Harcultt I 1 lit »H KM i Tandvcfl II 71 »H 1 n - * But there are also advan- multaneous deaths of the co- I4H 14ft- ft H»u6Nnl»1l) 117 »*• MH ? TfhlrnK M14 »1 SSU> S 54ft— ft planning because individual HewltPh 6017 It HM *Sft * Itkdn Mil I 111 115* H owners. Cnmplnl 14 4 «5 15 34% 14*- U. USftt H owners aren't free to bequeath tages to joint ownership help save Holiday .44 9 1744 ItH IIVi 1 Ttlprmt 11 JM ItH I IIH— ft ChamSp .71 I Hit IIH tl 11 — ftHoJIvS _ 19 1TM IT I Tlk» II Its t their share. Moreover, it can WROS. The arrangement can Q - Is il possible to gel a I ChMM 2 40 4 lOt SI* IIH 31* + 1H Homith 1 IOal2 ISI X1H lift 1 Tennco 1.10 7 700 »H ChMSlt 2.H 4 II) »* M* MHt H Honwll IN I M4 49ft MH 4 TtMfO t 214 lift l be inconvenient because both provide a convenient way to percent return with safely? I ChtPnal 1 7 IS M 25U 2SH- \k HoutftF 1.44 4 H7 IIH MM 1 TtHAco t 111 SO 17 maintain and liquidate assets. know savings aid loam pay Hanry w. Block ChfliCM I IM 14'/. IIH 14 • H Houiln 1 J*-- IM 3OH M 1 tenants must agree to any you money TaxEti 1.30 I tl yM1 U Chryslar .40— 411 10 Ift •*— ft HouiNG 1 9 41S 17H 17Vi 1 Ttalntt 114 177 I! * changes in the property's sta- It can reduce estate adminis- more than thai BOW oa Uti. re l.M 4 1111 23H Uft 21V.t H MowdJn .44 7 4S7 11W. IvH 1 TaNlnt II IMt uls certificates, but I'm trying to CllttsSv l.M 14 211 41H 41* 41* 1 HughtTI .9110 404 Mft 49H * Tl>OGl 3UI0 Sit lift tus. Joint ownership usually tration costs and speed settle- Utvlrw 1 M 4 144 IIH tl* IS*- V, 1C ltd lift S '0 lA HH : T>PcLd 40a II a SSU, does not reduce, and in fact ment of estates by reducing or plan several years ahead and Clark E 1 4 111 It* It* MH INACp 1 5 249 45 44ft . TffxUtll l.M I 4*1 Ifft l on taxes'.' this picture can change. - CtovEl I.tl I 111 IIH II* flu lUIni .9S40 14M Uft lit TtKSOll 1.10 M 41 14 can increase, estate taxes. avoiding the need for probate. Cloron a 7 215 IIH 11* IIH- ft idahoP IN 9 M 2SH Uft Taxtroni.M t II 17H 1 K.J., Calif. We are income tax specialists. We ask the CttStGs M I Itl II ItH 22 IdaalB 140 4 10S Uft MH Thk*ol 1.10 I II 1SH CocaBtl .40 t 17t 7 4H 4ft + ft ImplCp .H 4 Ut lift »* Thrllty .Mil 71 1SH l A — You can get a returno f right questions. We dig for every honest CocaCl 1 HI4 Ml 41* 41 41 — ft INCO .4014 141 KM 20ft Tiaarlnl n r M3 is Colgfal 1 01 I »tt 17* 17H 17H at least 9 percent currently IMHCO .1421 141 11* WH TlmasMVlO 7 115 30* ^E Weiner gets U.S. patent deduction and credit because we want to CotPtn l.M S tft UH 21* UH- \k IngtrR 1.14 ft l» SI SI Tlitikn 3 I II 57H from many good-quality elec- ColOlrs 2 44 7 tl M* M* MH— Ut InlndSIIMte S Itintt 19M TWC I M II'. h II — ft CmbCm M12 11 »% M 33%* V, around a cylindrical form. The be sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. 4 Intrlk 2 70 1$ 49 H* lift Tramm I I Ml II k I7ft+ ft FORT MONMOUTH - A tric utility stocks. They don't " CmbEn 1 I >M XH Mft Mft— U IBM 13 74 IS Mt 11*U 117 ] Tranicol.UtliOHuIttt I MH— H dimensions of the layers are CmwE 1.40 I 441 lift 21* MH iniFlav 4113 in 2JH m\ Travln l.M 4 H4 3111 i }7H— H Port Monmouth physicist, Dr. provide the "ironclad" dollar That's another reason why we should do Comsal lit 400 44 4JW 41W.+ ft lnlHarv2.S0 S SM 414 40'* TrICon 1.14a _ ISI IIH t IIH* ft Maurice Weiner, has been arranged in a particular repet- safety of a savings account, CofiEd 1.44 4 450 24 UH lift- ft InlMIn 1 7 tit 4J* 45 , Trlco .it 11 111 II I > lift* U itive pattern including two your taxes.. whichever form you use short CoflFdi 1.40 1 104 21W 21ft X3h— H lntPapr!20 9 41i 44* 44H i TCFoi 1.40a t 1XU4IU, I 40ft+ h granted a U.S. patent on an but offer other attractions tmNO ) MS IH IfH JtH- Ui InITT l.» t IM n Iftft i UAL I 11403 ItH 21ft-1ft separate sets of intercon- such as dividend growth. or long. ConsPwl.74 7 71} 71*. »Vi SUt- H UMC 1.10 7 144 It 1 14 + % improved high power pulse ContAir KM J lit 10* Ift fft- ft Inlrwav to 4 IIS It 20ft 3 nected conductors to produce lowaBf .SI 5 44 41* 41 ( UNCRal .40 5 U2 MH 1 i II — 44 generator for use in radar and I recommend Investing CnilCoro 1 3 IM Hft 24H 2*H lo«iPS2.« 7 54 IIH 21M I UVInd I t ?33ul9 I MH4-1H a fast risetime square wave CnllGfp2» t 2IS »H Mft 2fHt H JhnMan 1 10 4 IM 24* 14H 1 unCarbl-M t 111 >m J ItH— ft laser systems. your money in the following ContOil 1.50 I 6*1 >4H J4W MH JutmJii 114 Ml 70H Hft I UnElac 1.44 7 191 13H I IIH- ft output pulse. UnOCall.W I 1U tt I As described in Patent No. H&ft BLOCK JonLgn .40 7 17 UH UH I Josttnt 14 * S 20ft IVH 1 UPacC 11011 411 UVi I 4,140,917, a sUck of stripline JovMfs 14410 13 UH 14 1 Unlroyal IIS 17! 1* THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE American K marl .71 9 1144 15* IS l unBrnd.iM 5 41 IH conductors and dielectric NEW YORK (AP) - Monday'ssalKtod KalirAI 1 4 110 lift 20* 1 USGypt 1 5 134 ItH I layers is wound in a spiral SAME DAY SERVICE RED SANK tOW Front Si M1-2DM national wleas tarAmtrlca n KaoGE 1.90 I 44 lift IIU. 1 USInd .44 S MS Ift Sitxk ExchanotlilMi: KanPL11.9* T Sft If* 1IH 1 USSMII.M I 750 14H 1 MIDDLETOWN 1109 Highway 35 •711314 IMH Kalvlnd I 4t *t% 7ft unTaihl.10 I 50! MH UnlTal 1.44 7 IM IIH I LONG BRANCH 618 Broadway 222*03? PE h KaufBr 34 4 191 IH ftH Retired educators Income Tax Returns KotlOM 1.2010 17 Itft UH V uplohn LS110 to 42V) KEYPORT tOO Route 36 1M4IM AI1*tCp M 17 Ift I 1* Ktmnct .40a 140 204 14 U* 1 USLIFE .14 7 144 21* KtrrM l.SSli 4M »ft 4th l varlan .4044x115 IIU. meeting April 17 FREEHOLD 611 Route 33 4U-H2* AStIF 0*t_ 44 7* Ift >*— ft vaEPwi.31 7 tit II* I Armlrt .1111 T7 IS IS* 10* 10*+ + ftKfrnbCI IN I 110 Mft 4IH 4 • Federal * State Wachov .71 7 74 Itft .»_ W 1SH tlft 1J*— Vb KnlglRd 4010 S4t J2* 22M. 1 WalMrt .3013 Its IS* OAKHURST - Monmouth OfMO » »M lo » PHI WMkdw « J Ul S Son 1ft 1 1ft ft Koppri 1.2ft 7 It 20*. 20H 1 Krafi MO T IS1 «v* 44H 4 Waluml.tO t 71 lift County Retired Educators As- O»f N TONIGHT - APPOMTMENTt AVAILABLE B4MilSlr .4017 Krogtr l.M 4 41 40* 40H * WrnCom 1 1 I xSM u37 Vi 747-2333 B«((KnB IM i . LTV 4 SOT 94 I* WarnrLI.M t 451 13H sociation will have a luncheon SDAWUI DAYS LIFH T LoarSo 104 t 114 20ft tt* ] Wsnvn 104 7 II lift Bcvtrlv 11 71 7ft Ift 1 + * wnAIrl .40 1 n t meeting and program at noon BowVall .1014 104 HH Hft 21*— H LaaEnt .4411 1 Mft Mft 1 MMM aMna Lihmni.lOa- 2M 10ft tOH 1 WnBnc 111 I 13 MV, Tuesday, April 17, at the Meth- Larsen Associates BradfdN H 7 44 IH IH IH— % WUnkml.40 I in lift Alto In moil mi|or LavltiF .40 S 157 »ft it* 1 •0 Broad 8ir»«i,R»d Bank CK Ptt 1440 If lift 14ft 15*— ft WtltgEt .tl t tit tin odist Social Hall, Monmouth [Scars LOF la 3 91 24H H 1 Carnat ISO I Itl Hft HH MH— H Wavtrhr 110 tit II* (abort R—dt Jtwlry) Champtto _M 1 Ift 1ft— ft Llgwl 2.SO 4 47) M IS* 1 Road, Oakhurst. LUIfEII 1.« 14 SOSuSS S4H 1 WntalF 1.20 t M 31 ClrdtK | | 117 17 UH IIH— H Whlrlpl 1.20 1 177 ItH Speakers will be Harvey Cottmn fl 7 55 UH II* 14*4- * Lllton M1_ 1011 14 25ft WKIItMl - III Ift ConsOG 1tM 14* 11 . 10H 11 + H LKkhd 4 IM 14 2)H WMtiah .SO 7 211 It Spelkoman from Purchase Cookin 10a J » 4ft I 4 — ft Lotwt 1.20 4 41 41ft «H wlckai 1.04 5 ItS It Cornllus B10 17 It* »H 2IH+ * LnSlar 1.40 4 231 lift W\ 1SH+ H Power, Mrs. Snead from the Williams 141 412 ItH If*— ft CrutcR Ml* IM II* 14 II , • LILCo 1.70 7 2M IT Uft WlnDx 1.44 I II 17H11 Long Branch Nurses Associa- Oamjon U 102 10W 10 »0 - * LaLandi-MIO 414 17H 17ft I WlnnMo 11 77 IH 27H- V> Oalapd M * 114 it* Uft 1fU+ H LaPac 40t> 1 214 21% im wotatn 1.40 I 1 1SH tion and Gloria S. 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Inc.. ftr P«tCE 2.12 7 4T0 23M 2) 1 Soiral Metal United Counties Bank PatLta IT 47wfl ItH 1 Triangle Industries Dtliwry PacPw t.tl I 147 ifH 19* I U.S. Horn n United Counties Trust Company PacTT 1.40 I 71 14ft MH I United Telecontrol starting tomorrow PanAm 2 907 ftH t Mtmlier FDIC PanEP I.ftO I t* MH 4TH 4 SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1979 The Dlatfy RegfetCT briefly Reactor's | price 2 percent MAKING THE GRADE DETROIT (AP) - Anmkm Motors Cop. followed back in tteraoaitnad hotter U.S. auto maariacturcn yyester Test taking strategy: How to solve problems day la toetaeta* i price tonne on Ma can ad JeeJeepps swrafi I t $ T raising your SAT or other col- Step six «irrfulo/urisalsoa tND We will still look for one that comes after D is I so this is fl I percent, or $141 TV increase, which AMC said service BY JOHN VICTOR possibility. Bird is an animal was witkli (fee Carter admuristntioB's inti-trfUUoo FORKED BJVBl (AP) - lege entrance examination letter.) what we circle. |s*MI»aa, m aeceaaarj to now "hither costs lor The Oyster Creek nudear re- For The Associated Press scores. and/ur is something that Is not Step three: IN the mrd beloir W E L D©N G part of a bird Bui fur is a ihing malarial and labor," Ike automaker said. General Motor* actor is back in service after a Whale is to little as: (the letter in question Is In the This was not a particularly (Seventh of Ten Parts) and not a description There- Corp.. Chrysler Corp. ud Ford Motor Co: bit week two-week shut-down to repair (1) large Is to small word WKLDINC) fore, turtle ii to fait is the most easy problem to solve We could assMsmad price licreaaei rufinf from 11 percent to 1.4 a radioactive water leak. (2) gorilla is to strong Step four That it IN the tame percent, oa the averafe. There are many people who like ii-hale it to little make Is easier by underlining The leak was discovered have above average abilities (3) elephant Is to ant. poiition in the tmrd at it is ill key words in the Instructions. Canadian f inn. bids for Wool worth March II In the containment who nevertheless score below (4) turtle is to fast the alphabet. (We must find the building bousing the reactor. (5) bird is to fur. y Circle Ihe letter after the let- average on standardized tests. Because poor problem solvers teller in WKLDINC that falls ter in Ihe word shown below NEW YORK (AP) - Bratcaa Ud., a CanadUn firm, The plant Is owned by Jersey What is your choice? Central Power* Light Co Some recent studies have un- often go for the first reasonable where il does In the alphabet thai is In the same position in yesterday offered to buy F.W. Wooiwortk Co. lor up to covered at least part of the If your answer to the question I1.1S billion in casb, npresentlBf one of the largest was (I) large it to mull, then answer, they do not deal with all We line up the word with the Ihe word as it Is In the alphabet During the shut-down, the reason: these Individuals do not of the information given in a first seven letters of the al- takeover propoaals in history. Wool worth, with more than company purchased power know how to solve problems. you went for the "instant" an- WELDING i,0» outleta, ia the fourth larfeat retailer in the country, swer This means that you only question Instead, they skim thephabet: from other inUUe* in the College aptitude tests require Problem-solving is not an with aaka Last yeir of te billion Woolworth of ficiali had no considered one possibility and question. Again, aptitude testa I i Pennsylvania-New Jersey- that lest takers solve both have questions designed to steer easy skill lo leant, but as you can immediate comment an the Brascan announcment, which you looked at one piece of in- WELDING Maryland utility network straightforward and complex those people to the wrong an- see In the two examples given, caught Wall Street by aurprue But the propoied deal was Company officials would not problems. These problems may formation Although this Is a A B C D E F G immediately complicated by an offer from a third com- swer The following question Is •here are many things you can estimate the coat of purchas- Involve words, diagrams or possible answer, tests such as Step five: We can see thai D pany — Edper Equities Ltd. — to buy a controllinf Interest the SAT call for the "best" an- not the kind found on a typical do lo help yourself. If you can ing the supplemental power. numbers, but the proem for de- multiple choice aptitude test, and G both line up. So. we go of Braacan Ud. Both Braacan and Edper are head- Utility spokesman George swer. And in the above problem improve your problem-solving termining the correct solution is but it does illustrate this point: back to slep three and consider quartered in Toronto. If the deal to purchase all of Metagar said the plant went the best answer i$a> turtle i« (o ability then you will not only similar: the test laker must fol- Circle the letter after the let- Woolworth'i itock |oea through, a spokesman at the back on line at 11:45 a.m. Sun- low a logical step-by-stcp proce- fait Here is how we arrived at that we are looking for a letter Improve your chances for a good ter in the word shown below merger specialists W T Grimm 4 Co in Chicago said it day. dure. that answer: than comes AFTER a letter. No score on the SAT or other ap- would be the largest casb deal since they began keeping Step one: The first word in the [hat is In the same position In letter comes after G so thai Is not Company officials said the The poor problem solver does titude test, but you will Improve records in M3. analogy is whale which is an ihe word as il Is in the alphabet leak originated in a seal on a not follow these procedures. In- what we are looking for G is your performance in school as animal—a large animal WELDING pump in the reactor's re- stead, he or she looks for an in- rejected. well Step two: The second word is If you misread the directions, Dollar potts moderate increue circulation system and never stant answer. If the poor prob- Sett: Tettina Your Vocabu- descriptive. It describes the op- you may have answered as fol- Step six: The Rrst letter we left the protective contain- lem solver has to do any reason- NEW YORK (AP) - The dollar rose moderately posite of what a whale is lows: are looking for is D. The letter lary. J___ ment system surrounding the ing, he or she simply goes for the •gainst major European currencies ia New York and Step three: Large it to umall W K L® I N G abroad yesterday, but it slipped against the Japanese yen device. first answer that looks like it The water was reportedly may be correct In fact, some of contains two descriptive words and British pound sterling In Toronto, the Canadian dollar One of the words we are lookinR W K L D I N© found leaking at a rate of five the wrong choices on Scholastic Family Oiiropractic Services bit an tight-month high against the U.S. currency. Gold for is an animal Here is the correct way to fol- gallons per minute. Aptitude Test-type exams arc prices, meanwhile, resumed their advance. Bullion rose in Step four: Gorilla it to ttrmig low the directions In a step by Zurich to P40 J75 an ounce from *» J75 Friday. In specifically designed to trap Broad Street Chiropractic Center The Oyster Creek reactor such Individuals! is closer Gorilla is an amm.il step procedure: London, Europe's other major gold bullion market, the and ttnmg is a descriptive word supplies JCPsU with about UO Here Is an example of such a price rose to fMO.90 from 1238 25 but it is not the opposite of Step one Circle the letter (we Richard M. Gill, D.C. of its total 3,350 megawatts of question that might be found on power per day. gorilla are looking for one letter) ,a typical aptitude lest. Try to Step two: After the letter Two dsys after the Oyster find the correct answer, and Step five: Turtle it to fait is Creek plant was closed, don't be embarrassed about the closest Turtle Is an animal (there are now two letters In- AIIC QUALITY AUTO REPAIRS JCPItL was hit with a 416- being wrong. If you have trouble and fait is a descriptive word volved UK WILL NOT DUAL megawatt loss when the Three solving this type of problem, that Is the opposite of that of a WITH THIS INFORMATION Mile Island plant was closed then this unit may assist you In turtle. NOW. BUT SAVE IT TO THK after It began leaking radi- ation into the air. JCPIiL owns 25 percent of the crippled Pennsylvania reactor. BODY WORK - REFINISHING The plant here was the site Stale Retnipection Station • Lie. 0t37 of a two-hour demonstration Sunday by about W nuclear 4 W. Birfial. Avt. 291 -3849 Atlntic Hlifcli.ds opponents calling for an end to USED CARS-BOUGHT AMD SOLD nuclear power.

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M*n*f( Ftdetal Deposit Imursnct Corpatfton 10 Tht Drily RegMer SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 Fonda, Voight, 'The Deer Hunter' main winners of Academy Awards moving nicely, (•MHfMt) tor,." with her victory for "Com"Com- - conceived eight years agoago,, pairrfviewmpaired viewers. Thee acbedulescheduled IVi-bouIVi-hour propro-- what hehe: got. UBttkUnlike last ^"fj^ce tata*l*» year's ceremony, when ac- were some nice tetev •IK said bMfcita«e. "They Wayne • appearance wu ing Home," she bounded to in the days of the anti-war The host for the affair, gram actually ran 3 hours touches. Comic Steve; feel that ... The Deer typical "Dike" — he the itage and exclaimed, movement televised by ABC, was John- and » minutes, me longest tress Vanesaa Redgrave Martin, presenting) tte Hunter' portray* • racist, ambled down the ttafe stair- "I'm so happy!" Mils Fonda said working ny Carson, who proved pro- in recent memory and well used the occasion to de- award for special effect^ •tenotjrped, PeoUfon view way, united patefully at "I wanted to win very on the film made her more phetic with his opening put 1a.m. in the East. nounce protesters of her d faceless on the ef the war." the warm reception and ao- much," she said, "because aware of the plight of the monologue jab on the Oscar Director Marty Pasetta, film, "The Palestinian," extravaganxa: there were no unplanned oc- Deer Hater" director I'm so proud of Coming handicapped, and she gave who wu at the helm for the tie television magic- *••• Cimino said, "I think Oil it "That'i Juit about the Home.' I want many people part of her acceptance "It's two hours of sparkl- eighth consecutive year, currences. Even the ac- colades for Wayne - near for the first time, all m the proper place to re- only medicine a fella'd ever to see the film." She ex- speech in sign language, for ing entertainment spread wanted an Oscar pageant nominated songs «°**v member we're movie really need." plained that the film was the benefit of hearing-im- out over a four-hour show." without incident, and that's the end of the lengthy pro- livered by the P«*>™" gram — seemed more sub- miken, we're not making; Mtai Fonda wa» ecstatic who sang them in the films newtreeli ... "Deer dued than might have been over her victory. She re- eipected. Hunter" n a movie, it if not portedly uied her "Klute" But Caraon kept the show an attempt to write hit- •Utuette for a bookend, but Winner list HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Here is a list of winners at the Slat annual Academy Awards on Monday night: Best Picture - "The Deer Hunter" Best Actor - Jon Voight, "Coming Home" Best Actress - Jane Fonda, "Coming Home" Best Supporting Actor - Christopher Walken, "The Deer Hunter" Best Supporting Actress - Maggie Smith, "California Suite- Best Director - Michael Cimino, "The Deer Hunter" Original Song - "Last Dance" from "Thank God It's Friday- Foreign Language Film - "Get Out Your Handkerchiefs," France Live Action Short - "Teen-age Father" Feature Documentary — "Scared Straight" Short Subject Documentary - "The Flight of the Gossamer Condor" Art Direction - "Heaven Can Walt" Be$t picture 'The Deer Hunter' can, from left, John Canale, Chuck Aipegren, Robert De Niro, Costume Design - "Death on the Nile" John Savage, Rutanya Alda, Christopher Walken and Meryl Steep. Film Editing - "The Deer Hunter" Best Sound - "The Deer Hunter" Cinematography — "Days of Heaven" Original Score - "Midnight Express" Song Score and Adaptation - "The Buddy Holly Story" Television Today Best Original Screenplay - "Coming Home" »i »/ • 4 •• 1 n • r- •» t\ I I I *f *^ Best Adapted Screenplay - "Midnight Express" New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 Animated Short - "Special Delivery" EVEWNli fflpJUIURDaUIMJUl Kathleen Lloyd. (Paid •0^) Special Achievement Awards - Sir Laurence Olivier, King nCTKDOUGH SubscrlptlonTelevlslon) 'Masai si rlatwaHVIHt Robert FuBar, Dan Dur- Vldor, Walter Lantiand "Superman" (visual effects) IIOWWCT AKKWS The murderous Infant Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award - Leo Jaffe, head of from'n'sAJvel'passsslU It* yea. A million dollars In jonrswu MW66A* gold waHafer two deeper Columbia Pictures. on count KWIYWB>6AK curse to three more MNrHS Stanley la snmosH mn babies In this terrifying already eteamed from a ate men and a blond wld- eequel. 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Congress, Dr. Daniel • AKCArnOWIiWS Molly Pitcher Inn Booratln along with Dr. "*• IUMUKT Henry Kissinger, the Jut- TWttfflHME Hard String Quartet and S Senators Barry Cold- feMe In love with a married water, Edward Kennedy continental composer. (2 and Daniel P. Hoynlhan. ,27 mine.) • wJlOMOWOW Host: Tom • •"'»I TAX!I The taxi gang Snyder. 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/ OH, HELLO, I MISS 6UXLZY/J 12 The Duty Register SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 Middletown planners get adult community plan Atlantic Highlands line. Six subdivision that would nave By BOB BRAMLEY Planning Board last night ship matter plan as suitable With 466 one-and two- will be left as open space. The developer is invited to make a acres of the S-acre tract, now created two lots, one under- Hovnanian officials* asked bedroom units, the project will condominium units will be dis- half-hour presentation Ques- for multi-family dwellings. toned commercial B-3, with sued Two objectors told the MIDDLETOWN - Shady the planners to consider have 869 parking space*. It tributed in a density of about tions by board members are The project will also need professional office use per- board the applicant! o"rt es- Oaks, 1 nr« 4W-unit planned changing the single-family will be developed in three six per acre. answered. The suggestions variances permitting the min- mitted, would be offered to the tablished no hardship as a •dull community proposed by residential toning in the 7S- phases, proceeing north from Hovnanian officials esti- then go to the planning depart- umum age limit for resident! township as a drainage deten- basis for their plea The plan- Hovunian Enterprises Inc., acre tract at West Front West Front Street, with each mate the project will have a ment for evaluation and a re- to be lowered from 52 to 41 tion basin site. ners agreed. devetopen of Shadow Lake Street and the Navy Road phase having its own swim- positive tax impact on the port back to the board. The yean and allowing a min- In regular business the Myton Construction Co. Villajf. ill one o( several from ill current H 30 and R-45 ming pool, clubhouse-bath- township of about 1700,000 per board will then make recom- imum total acreage of 70 rath- planners granted Bamm Inc., developer of Anton Es- project! for which toning zoning to PAC. The area is house and two tennis courts. year developed in single-fami- mendations to the Township er than the currently required Hollow Country Country Club tates on Middletown-lincroft changes were requested of the new designated on the town- About 70 percent of the tract ly residences. Committee for zoning changes ISO. Road near Carol Drive, was Robert Tublitz, the town- it believes beneficial, the plan- preliminary and final site plan granted final approval of a 15- ship's professional planner, ner explained. approval for a 2,156 square- lot major subdivision. explained that the township is Also making a presentation foot addition to the clubhouse Lafayette Builders Inc., de- in the process of revising its last night was Williamsburg on Bamm Hollow Road velopers of Orchard Manor on Revised budget approved master plan and has asked de- Estates Inc., which proposes Daniel and Anne Ford, Florence Road were given velopers to appear before the Navesink Estates, a 97-unit owners of property at Swim- sketch plat approval of an By BOB BRAMLEY posed questions about the in- crease, which will bring the used to reduce bonded debt. Planning Board with sugges- townhouse complex souUi of ming River Road and Pine eight-lot major subdivision. MIDDLETOWN - Amend- crease in the tai hike from 7 to local levy from 63 cents per Thus the amount to be raised tions for toning changes. Each Route 36 in Navesink near the Street, were denied a minor ments to the 1979 municipal 14 cents per $100 of assessed 1100 of assessed valuation in by local levy for municipal budget which will double the valuation, the four commit- 1978 to 77 cents this year, purposes is increased from a SEND ONE.. anticipated local tai rate in- teemen present voted unani- stems from the fact that the projected 14,471,938 to TAKE ONE crease were adopted after mously to accept the changes state Division of Local Gov- $4,938,088, the figure approved HOME public hearing by the Town- Committeeman Frank A. Self, ernment Services refused to last night. ship Committee last night. the committee's lone Re- permit the use of 1486,150 in A last minute trip to Tren- Meeting in special session publican, was absent. county and state funds to be ton last week by Mayor Robert before about 40 residents who The unlooked-for tai in- applied against current ex- J. Eckert, Herbert E. Brad- penses to lower the tai rate, shaw, the township's acting but required the money to be administrator, and three of the four other eommitteemen failed to convince the division Flower Piower Rush tests director, John P. Laezza, that Florist & Gifts the funds should be applied to in death reduce the tax rate. A number of residents in EASTTJI WTtt EASTER EAITB last night's audience ex- BASKET-BOUQUET BASKET-BOUQUET CASH N' CARRY BASKET-BOUQUET BASKET*iOdQUET of woman pressed dismay at the last ENCHANTED F.L. FOGGIA minute hike in their taxes, but BARRICELLI Dl SANTOS CENTERPIECE FREEHOLD - County were told the committee* is FLORIST FLORIST FLORIST FLOWER SHOP Prosecutor Alexander D. powerless to prevent it. 111 CAM AVE. 3E FRONTST 1M MONMOUTH BLVD. lSIMAPLfHACt Lehrer has asked for a rush on KEANSBURG KEYPORT OCEANPORT KEYPORT toxicological tests to de- 717-0047 7H-US0 22? ?»«9 termine the cause of death of a SEND ONE.. J&BB. TAKE ONE 695 24-year-old Long Branch wom- HOME SEND ONE... an who was found dead in her TAKE ONE AND UP home last Saturday. HOME Mr. Lehrer said that an au- with ml»d daisies •nd chrysanthemums topsy on the body of Donna Cummings of 240 Long Branch Ave., Long Branch, revealed no apparent cause of death. The prosecutor said he hopes to have the toxicological test EASTER PLANTS AQ5 results from the state police Hyacinths, Tulips, Anitas, Lllltt laboratory within two weeks. Pocketbooki, Clnararln. Gardenias Ms. Cummings was found EASTER w dead at her home at 8:27 a.m. Saturday by Long Branch first BASKET*BOUQUET EMTER EMTER EMTER BASKET-BOUQUET aid squad members when they NORWOOD BASKET'BOUQUET BASKET-BOUQUET BASKET-BOUQUET c. 495-9400 responded to a caller who said FLORAL FLOWER MART HONEY BEE OPEN EVERY NIQHT UNTIL 8 PM EASTER WEEK she was ill. Ms. Cummings CAMERONS AMOUR 257 NORWOOD AVE FLOWERS BOLEONARDVILLE RD. BELFORD was taken to Monmouth Medi- LONG BRANCH FLORIST OF EATONTOWN KEANUURG FLORIST IS BROAD ST tCtmpbtlli Junction) cal Center where she was pro- 22S5O05 SOt MAIN ST. SHREWSBURY' nounced dead at 9:20 a.m. irtronaoitaotmin BELFORD EATONTOWN Bill» Sherree Hogan, Prop. jj 7I7-«S2I M2§0»7 741-4010

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Service chvtei and delivery miy be Miditiantl Moti FTD Rorim Accept mijot credit •70-2200 cud.. © 1979 Fiofim- TrimworkJ Delivery Maintenance; codes draw mixed reviews in Fair Haven Hearings before borough council are continued until April 23 •ee By HILDV MC C0RM1CK dinance, said council was not addressing im- there is a question regarding interpretation, "but FAIR HAVEN -Hearings on four ordinances plementation at the hearing. I don't see that as a problem." relating to property maintenance were continual But Mr. Drake retorted, "It is no dam good Mr. MulvihiU suggested considering issuing by Borough Council to April S after public com- unless you make provisions for enforcement. I am temporary certificates, after Manuel Pouso, local ment drew Mcne opposition, tome support and not in favor of the code, and I don't believe it is custom builder, said it la "silly to require raised question at bearings last night beneficial to the whole town." certificates every time someone moves into one Robert Drake, a member of the Planning Thomas W. Carlock, building inspector, said place or another. The only thing it will ac- Board, told the council that the planneri have not the state Department of Community Affapirs complish la create a bureauracy and taxes will go received a copy of the basic property main- recommends that all municipalities adopt a prop- up. Such an ordinance is not necessary." tenance code, the ordinance for which the first erty maintenance code, and that the 1978 code on Mr. Blair explained that the measure deals hearing was held, for their review And be pointed which Fair Haven's is based might become state- only with changes in ownership or tenants, and ost that when a similar ordinance was proposed mandated in the future. Mr. Sauer said it would work "hand in hand with approximately two yean ago, the planners rec- Supporters urged its passage so that unsightly the building code." ommeoded against its approval. He said the buildings could be upcraded. , measure was not Included on tonight's Planning The remaining ordinances were deemed nec- Residents had no problems with the ordinance Board agenda. essary to implement the maintenance code, Mr. establishing the certificate fee. "I|is in line with But Councilman William G. Busier said the Sauer said. One provides for certificates of oc- other towns," Mr. Drake said. Bui Mr. Carlock code will go before the planneri cupancy when ownership or tenancy of a resi- pointed out that the (ee is "very, very low. dence changes, and the second establishes a flS "It Is my understanding that council wUI not "If a violation is found, the enforcement act until we get a report from the Planning fee for each certificate. The third would require IsayBMtMBSBB officer has to go back to make sure violation! are STUDENTS TAKE OVER —Seventh grade students from the Knollwood School, Board," Mr Bassler said Roy Nelson, borough smoke detectors in all homes or rentals that are corrected. Some of the old homes require five to administrator, said that the planners were asked sold, resold or rented, Mr. Sauer eiplained. sli trips before they are up to standard," he said. Fair Haven, took over the operation of Fair Haven Borough Council and got a in a letter dated March 2* for their comments on John Mulvihlll, owner of a River Road office And be suggested that tne inspector's duties be first-hand look at how local government works last night. Mayor William C. Rue, the measure. building, questioned whether the owner or tenant claearly defined in the measure. seated, turned over the gavel to Vanessa Bardlivlng who acted as mayor. Jav When another Planning Board member, Oscar would be responsible for obtaining the Rue, seated left, was finance and administration chairman, and Douglas Spurdle, Becker, asked if someone would be employed certificates. It was not clearly spelled out in the The smoke detector measure was supported at right, was public affairs and planning chairman. Other Junior council members part-time or full-time to enforce the code. Coun- ordinance, be maintained. by residents, but passage was deferred until ac- were, standing left to right, Richard Meyer, Laurette Sauer, Michael Halfacre, cilman Douglas Sauer, who introduced the or- William R. Blair Jr., borough attorney, said tion is taken on the first three ordinances. Andrea Ryan, Karen Labrecque, and David Oulglev. Shrewsbury The Daily Register Clark named says no to SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 to sewer unit FREEHOLD TOWN- SHIP - Former Mayor Ken- neth W. Clark, 19 Village recycling Freehold plans new program Lane, was appointed as the township representative to ^•^ Buy rViDC/iCORSOUN ELLIIP1 I ISC hom•»«.e. tot« »h, was givee n I •»* FREEHOLHOLD - A 2Zl-year1 year- uingu NovembeNovemberr 117 19777 MarkevitcMarkevitchh ooff Bat Bathh AvAree , LonLogm dangeroud s substancmbUncee betweebetwen formatorlt y termt , placelrdi on VanessVuaa PondePonderr anandd RaRayy- tencetencedd toto J JMM day daysi iinn th thee couCOUDn - ?'* "" ?* J ty Jail. Ponder also had penned to two- to three-year old Keansburi man. who bad Sean Fitzpatrick of Cedar Branch, who admitted obtain July 1,1*77 and Feb. 1,1171 in three yean probation and was mond Ingram Gaines, both of state prison .eatence, placed pleaded guilty to 10 count! of St., West End, who admitted ing a total of $500 under false Asbury Park, was given a sus- fined 11,000. Jersey City, who admitted re- pleaded guilty to a charge of falsely representing herself on on three years probation a»d issuing forged checks, wai possessing a controlled dan- pretenses by falsely represent pended six-month county jail Nanette H. Jefferson of ceiving stolen property, was fined $1,000. sentenced to an indeterminate a bail form June 16 in Mid- gerous substance March 17, ing that she was the owner of a sentence, placed on one year Slith Ave., Asbury Park, who merchandise belonging to Nell W. Mile* of Catheriae reformatory term by Superior dletown. 1V7S in Fair Haven, was sen- house at 5) Hillside Ave., Long probation and was fined 1500 admitted possessing mari- Todds Men's Shop, Hailet; St., Red Bank, who admitted Court Judge Thomas F Raymond Roddy of Joline tenced to JM days in the coun- Branch, and obtaining (he William S. Frank of West juana and being under the in- Squire's Shop, Middletown; possessing a firearm without a ShebellJr Ave., Long Branch, who ad- ty jail Of this, he is to serve 30 money as security, was given erwood Court, Little Silver, fluence Sept. 20 in Eatontown, Sboetown, Hailet and Green- permit Dec 7 in Shrewsbury, Philip Maund of Birch days with the balance sus- a suspended two- to three-year who admitted receiving stolen was sentenced to 3M days in fields Department Store, mitted possessing a dangerous was sentenced to M4 dayi Court. Keamburg, had ad- pended He also was placed on reformatory term. property, jewelry belonging to the county jail. Of this she is to Savreville, were each sen- weapon Nov. 2J in Long mitted issuing forged checks two years probation and fined Michael Berkowitz of Red- Leonard McClory, Ward Ave., serve 30 days with the balance to various offices of the First (500 mond Ave., Oakhurst, woo ad- Rumson, April 17 in Red Bank, suspended. She alto was Merchants National Bank dur- Dorothy Marone mitted possessing a controlled was given a suspended re- placed on one year probation. A berdeen man The gets 10-to-12 Easter Treats years in drug case GIFT BASKETS... What perfect Easter gifts! Delicious FREEHOLD - An Aber- caine May 26 in Holmdel, was selections of cheeses, cakes, deen Township man, who ad- given a suspended three to mitted possessing cocaine five- year state prison sen- jellies, tea, even candies, wrapped with intent to distribute it May tence, placed on five years beautifully in straw baskets! Avail- 16 in Holmdel, was sentenced probation and was fined $500 able in several sizes! to 10 to 12 years in stale prison Thomas Ross Tolleston, 29, by Superior Court Judge of Main St., Keansburg, who Donald Cunningham. admitted breaking into the Michael L. Ovsievsky of apartment of Ruth Cottrell. Van Brackle Road, Aberdeen, Carr Ave, Keansburg, Aug. from Hickory Farms had pleaded guilty to the 18, was given a suspended charge last March 14. three- to five-year prison sen- GIFT BOXES... Neil A. Morse of Imbrook tence, placed on two years Send our great assortments of Une, Aberdeen, who had been probation and was fined $250. cheeses, Beef Stick* Summer indicted with Ovsievsky and Ronald Plummer, who ad- who admitted possessing co- mitted breaking into the same Sausage, mustard, crackers, pre- RED BANK is an apartment with Rolleston, serves and more to someone spe- was given a suspended re- cial! Whichever Gift Boxes you formatory term, placed on one Hearing year probation and was fined choose, they always make a $250. scrumptious surprise! Gary Morris, 20, of Eighth St., Union Beach, who ad- Treat yourself, set in mitted breaking into the home and someone special, of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Favara, Broadway, Union to THE EASTER TREATS! Of OHIO Beach, Oct. 22 and stealing HICKORY FARMS break-in jewelry, tools and cash valued Our stores are chock full of exciting spring fashions between $200 and $500, was MANALAPAN - An Eng- for men, women and children in a complete range lishtown man faces a pre- given a suspended re- MONMOUTHMALL SEAVIEW SQUARE to fit your family budget... And lots of goodies to fill liminary hearing in Municipal formatory term and placed on Court today to answer a varie- two years probation. Morris Rt. 35 Eatontown Circle Rt. 35 & Rt. 60 your Easter baskets. ty of charges stemming from also was sentenced for setting Eatontown Ocean Township an attempted break-in at a fire to a car owned by Mary McCloskey, Campbell St., Un- Blenheim Road home last The Great Cheese Store with so much morel THE RED BANK RETAIL TRADE BOARD night. ion Beach, Oct. 9 in Union Police identified the man Beach. as Donald Spann, 26, of Route 33, Englishtown. He was held in the county jail in lieu of $5,000 bail over night, police said. Spann fled from the scene of the attempted breakin when the occupants of the house re- What you get out of turned, police said. After fleeing on foot through a wooded area, police said he went to the Route 9 shopping mall where he telephoned for a taxi. After the cab driver picked up him up, the driver was stopped for a check, and The Daily & Sunday Register an investigation revealed that Spann was involved in the at- tempted larceny which had taken place shortly after 8 p.m. last night He was charged with breaking, entering and at- tempted larceny, breaking and depends on how you read it! entering while armed with a deadly weapon, which police said was a knife with a nine- inch blade, carrying a con- cealed dangerous weapon, causing malicious damage to property and failure to give a Columns good account of himself. Spann was also charged with possession of stolen prop- to help you erty, and giving false informa- tion to police. get more Asbury man out of convicted in shoplifting everything EATONTOWN - An Asbury Park man was one of in life. five persons convicted of shop- lifting during a recent Munici- pal Court hearing here. Tyrone R. Taylor, Bldg. 4, Erma Bombeck adds extra Apt. 1, Boston Way, Asbury humor to your day, while Lou Park, was sentenced to s 30- The Register's reporters keep day suspended jail term and Food news Rukeyser shows you how to you up to date with the fined $150 plus $25 court costs get more out of your organizations and activities by Municipal Court Judge investments. Alan M. Klatsky. News to let your tax money supports. Others sentenced to pay beefs up Then there's Sylvia Porter's Whether it's fixing a pothole or $150 fines and $25 court costs great money stretching hints; each were: you know providing school lunch Betty May Teixeira, 71-A your cooking Ann Landers' special blend of programs - find out where Stony Hill Road; advice and 39 other your tax dollars go in The James M Hargravc. 301 columnists. where your Rockwell Ave , Long Branch; and saves Register. Diane M. Dunn. 5 Maxwell Road; taxes go. And Robert Lee Love, 75 you money Center St., Freehold.

Forum on Recipes and kitchen tips help you feed friends and family. nuclear While money-saving ads and coupons help you fight power set inflation. L1NCROFT - A public fo- You'll find ideas that add rum on nuclear power will be The Daily & Sunday Register spice to your cooking. The presented tomorrow from noon to 2 p.m. in the Brook dale Register helps you simplify I I ONE REGISTER PLAZA Community College Com-' menu planning and shopping SHREWSBURY, N.J. 542-4000 mons' conference room too! It's all in our pages. Speakers will include Sue Lyons of the SEA (Safe Energy Alternatives) Alliance and Bob Killian. the folk- singer. Passover celebrated ... By IRIS ROZENCWAJG CHAROSES A lot of raisins, any amount ELBERON - Mrs. Tilda Husney, chef par cream cheese ..in Spanish oceUeoct, U famous imonf her friends for matiota her cookery On occasion, tot has even given cooking counes to a select company - and Wash the raisins well, until all the saad is when she did, her recipei were something gone. Grind them in an old-fashioned hand special. " grinder. Cook them hi a pot with water and let Sephardic Mrs Husney's secret is that all of her it cook (or half an hour or so. Put the resulting dishes are delicious, yet they are un- paste in a Jar to serve with cream cheese and complicsted to prepare, whether they are just matzoh during the holiday. (or her husband, Kenneth, or for s large party. Most of them are in the Spanish Sephardic BUNUELOS tradition tradition. "I cook (or the two of us, which is like matzoh crazy," she said. "I don't cook fancy (or us, eggs, as many eggs as mstiohs but 1 love to entertain." salt and pepper to taste For Passover, which begins tomorrow Soak (our matiohs (lor four persons) in night, Mrs. Husney makes the standard reper- water for X) minutes. Drain them well, squeo- toire of dishes (see Isst Wednesday! Register ing gently to get rid of all the water, but don't Food section). break the matiohs Scramble the eggs (raw) But whether she eats at home or out, she makes one or two things that are a UtUe with a fork, mixing in a little salt and pepper. different. One is a raisin Charoses ("Most Fry the whole matzoh dipped in very hot oil. people make it with dates or apples.") to be used during the Seder. Another is Bunueloi "With Charoses on top it's like out of this ("like matzo brei"), which can be eaten for world " said Mrs. Husney breakfast or with stews. "I love my free time," Mrs. Husney ex- STUFFED CKLKKY plained "I love my tennis - in summer I play every day. I've been playing all my life - I celery love my tournaments " chopped meat, small quantity But because she also loves to entertain salt and pepper friends, she has developed some recipes, such allspice as her stuffed celery and her stuffed apricots, beaten egg which are simple, yet special. Now that she's lemon pursuing an associate degree in community oil for frying mental health at Brookdale Community Col- rice lege, Uncroft, this busy woman still finds time Peel the skin off celery and cut each stalk to play tennis, and entertain into about 3-4 pieces, fairly long ones. Boil "I love entertaining and intimate dinner them until a little tender. Mix the chopped parties," she commented, "and I really work meat with salt, pepper and allspice and stuff it at them I spend the time, because I enjoy it raw into the celery Dip the whole thing into (or friends - to me that's giving of yourself ' beaten egg. Fry face down in deep oil, until Until Mrs Husney's neit cookery course, brown; then turn and fry some more. Put them or until she packages her recipes in a all into a round flat pan with water a little SEPHARDIC SPECIALTIES — Mrs. Tilda Husnev, cookbook, the Spanish Sephardic recipes which lemon and salt and steam it until the center is Elberon, is a superb chef, specializing In Sephardic follow will have to hold the eager public cooked Put that on top of cooked rice and dishes she prepares for family and friends. She Is prepar- through Passover and beyond serve ing traditional Passover cookies for the holiday, but she also makes many dishes which are delicious, and easy to Prepare, all year around. Lifestyle Register sfaft photo SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1979 by Don Lord/ ASK DR. BROTHERS AT WIT'S END Our little stoolie Teasing about girls irks son By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS if your husband doesn't stop, he may very well seriously retard growth. By KRMA BOMBECK There Is at least one informer bore 10 Dtar Dr. Brotbert: My hnlMMd U driving me up destroy the boy's confidence in his father and in Dear Dr. Brothers: I have * good Job, enough Every parent has been through the every family A family couldn't take mort Ike wsll because be keep* kidding and leaiiag our himself. Teasing carries a great deal of hostility money lo live well, and an all right marriage, tat frustration of trying to get their toddler to than one His talent for seeing what no on* IS-ytar-old son because be doesn't waat lo go out and aggression. I'm sure your son is aware of this. I'm bored lo death. I realize Ibis sounds uoap- talk The kid slobbers and they shout in else sees is positively uncanny. with girls — or as my husbud says "make oat" There's nothing remotely abnormal about a 15- preclatlve and selfish, but I can'l kelp II. I gel so excitement, "Did you hear lhaf He said, Our stoolie was the only one to see his with girls. This boy Is a wonderful, serious student year-old boy's not being interested in girls. Children desperate sometimes I feel I'd be willing lo try I love you, Mommy '" A simple burp brother humming after I told him to stop who has ambitions lo be s doctor. He has no sign of mature at different ages and emotional maturity anything. I long to be one of those lucky people who turns into, "I love my new curtains with by watching his neck quiver. any homosmual inclinations and yet my husband Is cannot and should not be rushed. is never bored. I Jusl don't understand why I have the teddy bears ' He could tell by smelling his brother's convinced he's suddenly going to start behaving like Psychoanalyst Peter Bios has observed that this problem or what II means. I do my work well I was the same way I'd Hand in front breath that he ate the banana I was saving me. There was a school dance recently, and while boys who show a precocious preference for girls are and my boss appreciates me but Ibis isn't enough. — of my son and say, "Ma Ma Ma Ma Da for the fruit salad It's true some of the younger boys my son's age often the ones whose maleness is not as firmly J.M. Da watch my lips, darling. Maaaaama He could look through a closed door went, many of them chose not to go. How can 1 gel established in later years. Your son shouldn't have Dear J.M.: People who are very successful at v Dauadaaaaa " and know that they were hiding from him my hasbaad to slop leasing this boy? It's causing to prove his sexual identity. He is male, he knows their work, or interested in it, can still suf'ia from Finally, one day the child looked me and making faces by seeing their shadows him to dislike and resent his father. - F.P. this, and there's no need for his masculinity to be boredom. If you take anything that is Interesting straight in the eyes and uttered his first under the door Dear F.P.: A father's fear of his son's homosex- tested and exciting and repeat it long enough, it tends to words - "I'm telling " He knew by a sixth sense when they uality often masks the father's fear of his own become dull and routine. The answer lies in change. II was a curious thing to say for a child were going to raise their hands to hit him latent homosexuality. The kind of pressure you Premature sexual behavior can be very damag- Make a list of what you're doing every day and alone in a room, but from that day for- - by the draft He knew when his brother describe can be very damaging to an adolescent and ing and unpleasant experiences can result. This can every week and plan to add as much variety to your ward that's all I ever heard him utter took off his coat on the playground, even schedule as possible. This may help. There would be a crash in the bedroom though they went to different schools, Don't be envioiis of those who are never bored. and his voice would emerge loud and because his arms were sunburnt There probably are no such individuals. Almost clear. "I'm telling." In my heart, I knew he'd grow up to be MMC director of nursing named everyone is bored*at some time, although boredom The dog would yelp and run 90 miles an an agent for the CIA if his brother per- does vary from individual to individual. Some snap hour out of the house and a voice would mitted him to grow up. LONG BRANCH - Mon- Fuld Medical Center, Trenton. out of it much more quickly than others. say, "I'm telling." Come to think of it, that's probably mouth Medical Center an- After receiving her nursing Dr. Ralph H Greenson of the UCLA School of Sometimes, there would be no sound at what Eve thought the first time she beard nounces the appointment of degree from Mt. Sinai Medical Medicine says that boredom is a signal, an indica- all - only a tantalizing threat, "I'm her son Abel call from Cain's bedroom, Marjorie R. Witt as director of Center, New York City, Mrs. tion that the conscious ego has lost contact with the telling!" Tm telling " nursing Witt received her bachelor's deeper levels and structures of the mind. It's a state Mrs. Witt has come to degree from Marymount of dissatisfaction, a sense of emptiness, rest- MMC after nearly three years Manhattan College, New York lessness and frustration. Almost any consciousness- as assistant administrator-di- City, and her master's from raising would help, especially some form of medita- rector of nursing at Helene Seton Hall University, South tion that gets you in closer touch with yourself. Babysitting series Orange. It's true that boredom usually stems from She then served as an in- within. Usually, it's temporary, but if it isn't, if it's Moore is speaker in series tensive care nurse, first at chronic, then you might profit from professional to start tomorrow New York University Medical therapy. MONMOUTH BEACH - tion Foundation here in the Center and then at Mt. Sinai. MARLBORO-A three-ses dras, RN, of Freehold Area Steve Moore, who is as- The following three years sion course titled, "Every- Hospital, will discuss child Channel Club. This is the final sociated with North Sails in were spent as director ol nurs- thing You Wanted to Know "are; at the second session, lecture in a series of three. Connecticut, will speak on ing at Northfield Manor Nurs- about Babysitting," will begin Detective Robert Holmes of Mr. Moore will illustrate his "How to Set and Trim Sails to ing Home, West Orange, after IRISH CENTRE tomorrow at 7:30 p.m.' in the Marlboro Police Depart- "Featuring A Fit* Line of Irish tmportt" Get a Maximum Performance talk with a film of a complete which she served four years as Marlboro Branch of the Mon- ment, and former Fire Chief in All Conditions" at tonight's sail inventory for a One Ton- assistant director of nursing at 1105 THIRD AVENUE mouth County Library, Wyn- Rahway Hospital before as- Garretl Voorheese of the 8 o'clock lecture sponsored by SPRING LAKE, N.J. 07762 crest Road. The course, which ner, discussing each sail in de- suming her post at Helene Marlboro Fire Co., will pres- the Sea Bright Marine Educa- is open to children from grade tail. Fuld Medical Center. Marjorie Witt 449-6650 six up, will continue April 18 ent a film-illustrated talk on and 25There is.no fee safety and emergencies, and Tomorrow. Marilyn An- at the final session. 1105 THIRD AVE. SPRING LAKE CUSTOM Eskil's invites your feet in for a test run. 449-6650 REUPHOLSTERY SALE! FOR EASTER GIVE THE Or a test walk. Or a test hop, skip, and jump. You see, you Standard Chairs 195. can do almost anything in a pair of Eskil's genuine Swedish IRISH Symbol olChfisllinlry: Clogs. Our clogs can be customized to match $ your individual taste Sofas 395. With strap orna- • Quality work by ments, toe shields, STUHID TOTS Ur TO 14" a skilled craftsman initials, or whatever ; • America's (inest you choose. And SPEED QUEEN WASH 25* rrtalerials they come in a to $13. yd. wide variety of^ CROSS sizes and GIANT MAYTAG WASH 35' colors Sterling Silver TRIPLE LOADERS 75' • •"eh.1. 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ByCLLEN GOODMAN ing mothers are bad for their children. But they do bio-work-ethic. that are reinforced by living with children: The ability to Somebody asked the question. Somebody always asks automatically assume that children are bad for their For many, parenthood is a rite of passage into maturi- listen. The ability to judge and to till unexpressed needs. tbe question It siti so near the surface of our thoughts that mother's work. ty, the final internal assumption of adulthood. More than The experience of having benign authority The juggling the slightest eitra heat sends it percolating into the lir. I am aware, of course, of the extra pressure children one woman has come through this major passage feeling act of doing many things at the same time. "How do you manage »urt despite having a child?" bring to our lives in terms of time and energy. There is an grownup and bucking for a promotion. Child-raising is a crash course in self-knowledge. It Despite The word v as casually slipped in among the inherent conflict between workaholicism and a rich family We've noted that surge in fathers; it's often equally offers connections with a wider world and a deeper set of other nouns and verbs, subtly added, as If it were just life. Moreover, we have rotten support-systems for work- true of mothers. It's a common post-partum expression. feelings These are qualities that are rarely taught in another conjunction, no more loaded than an "and." ing mothers — impossible service industries, impoverished In years of watching working mothers, I've also seen business school and yet are essential in the business world Yet, suddenly, I had a vision of a million small "de- day care. You can read all about it in the diaries of a women who move onto a whole new plane of efficiency. But, beyond that, there is simply no way of separating spites," lying in cribs that blocked some highway to million angry working mothers. Pressure cuts through the non-essentials like a sharp out tbe working us from tbe parenting us How do we achievement, like those metal barrels on the highways. I Yet maybe it's time people began to talk about how pendulum. If work expands to fill the amount of time manage our work "despite" our children? We are who we pictured a million school-age "despites," innocently trip- children have also been good for their work. available, it also contracts to fill tbe lack of it. Working have become "because of" our children. ping their mothers on their way to work. And it made me I remember going back to my job when my own small mothers take shorter coffee breaks. The part of our Identity forged by them isn't house- recoil "despite" was an infant. Suddenly I was no longer, in I don't want to overdo all this and claim superiority for bound It commutes with us to work The part of us which "Despite" the woman's benign tone of voice, I realized some recess of my mind, working "until" I had a child. working mothers. But when people think of children as knows new responsibilities, which has been shaken by new that I'd finally had it with The Question. In the past few Whatever had been tentative about my commitment be- work traps, it's often because of faulty definitions. We terrors, is also gainfully employed Not just the part that years we have managed to oversell tbe burdens and came solid. If I wasn't doing this "until," it was time to do have wrongly defined the "best worker" as the least punches in and out. undersell the pleasures of child-raising. Now we are also it better. encumbered: the one who is free to travel and work Our work and our children aren't worlds that oppose overselling the "despites" and underselling the "because I'm not alone on this largely unmentioned route. I know overtime, the one who has ties to no one but the corpo- each other across a great "Despite." We need to choose of! " many others who gave birth to a burst of ambition or ration. We have regarded single-mindedness above all else. the conjunctions that join, rather than divide, our lives It's People may no longer automatically assume that work-' creativity — women for whom child-bearing also carried a But our work may, in fact, depend much more on skills the only answer to The Question.

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ASBURY PARK-Three "We expect a certain amount days ol Easter-related ac- of costumes and unusual ap tivities sponsored by Asbury parel, but the winners may be Park will begin Friday eve- chosen on the basis of what is ning and culminate with the most fashionable today as well city i 44th Easier Fashion as for styles that reflect yean Promenade on the Boardwalk, past.'' This year, the contes- Eaater Sunday. starting at tants will be closer to the spec 1:10 p.m. utors by means of a specially A motorcade of Judges will constructed runway travel (be Boardwalk to issue A popular segment of the invitations to H persons, who pageant will permit Die au- will then report to Convention dience to Judge the mayor and Hall for final fashion judging council members for the title in (our divisions men, wom- of Most Fashionable City Of- en, children, and unusual bon- ficial nets. Ann L Niedenstein. fashion Anthony Petillo. the city's coordinator and commentator, special events director, notes will narrate the festivities in Convention Hall Friday at S pm a Passion Play. "The Cost of Salva- tion," will be presented in the Egg hunt Paramount Theater. It is being staged by the Bethany Players under the direction of staged by Mrs. Athela dates Tickets will be sold at the door Continentals Hounding out the weekend will be the annual Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday at II am. on NEPTUNE-North Jersey the Fifth Avenue Beach Chil- Shore Chapter ol the Continen- dren aged eight or younger tal Societies will stage an will search for 500 plastir eggs Eaater egg hunt for 90 pre- filled with gifts The finder of schoolers tomorrow from I to the Uoiden Egg will receive a 1 p.m. on the grounds of the $25 Savings Bond Neptune municipal building, Sprtngdale Avenue. The chil- dren arc in the Head Start program here and in Asbury You'll Part, administered by the In ter-Community Coordinating Council and funded by the De- partment ol Health, Education and Welfare Great The Easter egg hunt is one (Phone This odd-looking Another bears a striking resemblance of several events scheduled shape is a piece of modern to a certain cartoon character with big ears. for this, the International Recipes Renter Year of the Child, by the Con- °toie sculpture. No matter what»you choose, of one tinentals, an organization ded- in It's also, oddly thine you can be sure. The quality and icated to serving children. enough, a telephone. The reliability that come only from 100 years The Daily perfect instrument, we of Bell technology. Museum's hours and Sunday might add, for elliptical conversations. Since the working parts of your phone And we have many more phones that remain ours, in fact, we'll fix them at no extra for the holidays Register don't look like your typical telephone. charge to you should anything ever go wrong. LINCROFT - For the The whole idea IKJ,. So stop in at your nearest New Jersey Easter holiday Monmouth being that a decorative I^MM yJP Bell PhoneCenter Store. Museum here on the Brookdale Community College phone should express * But be sure to have campus, Newman Springs The Daily Register the real you. a salesperson show Road, will close at S p.m. Fri- One Register Plaza day. It will be open Saturday Shrewsbury.NJ 07701 If you don't you around. from 10 am. to 4:30 pm n Daily 1 Sunday. feel that a round Because a lot of Closed all day Easter Sunday 1.00 weekly phone does it, we the decorations you D Sunday only. nave models that see in a PhoneCenter HEALTH FOOD PARTY 25« weakly stow away in chests. Store aren't decora- EATONTOWN-Bam- i! Dally only, berger's, Monmouth Mall, will 7W weakly One phone serves as tions at all. have a health food party April a family message center, They're decorative M and 27 from noon to 2 p.m. on the store's lower level. A complete with black- phones. •din HmciHin guest chef from Gertrude board or corkboard. ntCurpiHMHjn Brown's, Tinton Falls, will prepare and serve smaples of artichoke pie, alfalfa sprouts, At Your Newsstand avocado sandwiches and as- Be choosey. (O) New Jersey Bell sorted vegetables. Useful ap- or call 542-4000 pliances will be demonstrated far and there will be a show lea- taring models dressed as vege- tetMrro SHREWSBURY PLAZA, 1130 Broad St. (Route 35) The Dtily Register ' SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, APRIL to. 1979 Kings come to New York for recognition

NEW YORK (API - Marrel Uionne noticed right away. Taylor certainly didn't get much recognition in his draft confidence came to me and we worked up a few plays." between the clubs, and shared an t-7 victory with Wayne When Lot Angeles Kings Coach Bub Berry added left wing year His name was called by the Kings after 209 others had "We're a good unit," laid Dionne. who has scored 40 or Charlie Simmer to his line with right wing Dave Taylor, been chosen in the 1975 grab bag of amateur talent. more goals rive times in his eight NHL seasons "We look very Davidson also was In net for the Rangers' only low of the "There was no doubt we'd do well " This year is a different story He scored 43 goals — the good offensively, and defensively; they're not (coring many series, a « defeat Feb J But few could have eipecteii the trio to do as well as it has sixth highest total in the league Dionne scored 59, second only goals against us." this National Hockey League season In the line's first game to the 69 scored by the New York Islanders' Mike Bony. "Charlie's big. He geU a lot of respect," said Taylor, NHL Playoff Picture together, at Detroit Jan 13. Dinnnr scored four goals and Simmer, in 38 games, managed 21 goals and 27 assists for 48 speaking of the 6-foot-3, 195-pound Simmer. "He can dig the puck out of the corners and he's strong around the net. He's Taylor one in a 73 rout of the Red Wings points - not bad for a player who had flunked out at training last af Tfcrtt torlM u> MpriM II OHO*. » » »•">•• * And by season's end. after they had played 38 games as a camp been getting his goals by going to the net and being in the right unit, the three Kings' sharpshooters had amassed 159 points, "Simmer didn't show that much in training camp," said place." AtUnU it HMttafl. t M p m including 60 goals Berry, eiplaning why Simmer started the season in the Ameri- And if Simmer's attracting the defense, that's going to free MWIWM Dionne. If they played for the New York Hangers, the names can Hockey League "Then he worked a lot on his skating and Houston alAIUnla. 7 li pm Dionne. Taylor and Simmer could well be household names for tins time, when he came up to the NHL, he was able to keep up "Some guys, if you go to check them and you only partially Ntw Jtrtav at Phliadtiphia. 1 P.m.. H any hockey fan But tonight they'll be playing against the with the play." get them, it's enough," said Rangers defenseman Mike litti' jlrpw '«*"» "• Rangers in the opener of then besl of tin «• Mil. playoff series Now it's up to the opposition to keep up with Simmer and his McEwen. "But good players like Dionhejyfti don't hit them "AtiMta at Houston, 1 p.m.. if ntctstarv •*""' «• «•"*» "That's one of the drawbacks of playing on the West Coast: mates. really well, they can still get off a good shot/ tataHtaMrita you don't get the coverage you get here " said Taylor "But Rangers Coach Fred Shero planned to wait until game time LMIHNM ilDtflilDtflW ,*J, 0 P "That first game, I was a little surprised at how well things PorlUixlaal PM«lll.t:»PPM«lll.t: • •>• that's OK I'll just have to wait longer for it III keep playing went." said the 25-year-old Simmer, who broke into the NHL to announce which of his goalies would face those good shots miriwm the same way. I'll get the recognition ' with the California Golden Seals "As time went on, a little from Dionne. John Davidson won two of the four games OtnHf at Lo* Anptlw. tt **P m Seaver comes to life on mound, at plate ATLANTA (AP) - Pitcher Tom Seaver and catcher Johnny Bench belted home runs last night as the Cincinnati H~» smashed Atlanta 9-4 in the Braves' home opener. Seaver got his 10th career home run in the fourth inning, a solo shot over the left field fence off reliever Frank UCorte. Bench's homer, his first of the season, sailed over the center field fence in the sixth inning, also with the bases empty Seaver 11, allowed seven hits and struck out 10 In eight innings as be stretched his career record against the Brawli to 17-1 The hard-throwing right-hander was knocked out in toe second inning on opening day last week In a loss to the San Francisco Giants. The Braves' four runs came as a result of homers, a tnree- run blast by Gary Matthews In the third inning and a basts empty shot by Barry Bonnell in the seventh Matthews' homer ended a string of 23 scoreless inning for the Braves, who are winless in four games this season. The Reds scored in each of the first six innings with Seaver, Bench Ken Griffey and George Foster each driving in two runs They jumped on Mickey Mahler, 0-1. for three runs In the opening inning on a double by Griffey, a walk to Joe Morgan, Foster's two-run triple and a sacrifice fly by Bench Seaver had a rocky start when he walked Glenn Hubbard, and gave up a single to Matthews before getting Jeff Burroughs to strike out into an inning-ending double play. , The Reds scored unearned runs in the second and third innings. Ray Knight was ufe when Mahler dropped a throw at first and later scored on a single by Griffey Tigers 7, Royals 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo - With its best pitcher on the disibled list and its top run-producer on the disgruntled list, what chance does Detroit have in the powerful American League East? A good one, said the Tigers after beating the previously undefeated Kansas City Royals. "We should be right in the middle of this thing," said Les Moss, savoring his first victory as a big league manager. "If our pitchers keep going like they have, we're going to win lots of baseball games." The youthful Tigers, say many observers, might be a contender if pitcher Mark Fidrych could shake the injury bugs that have derailed him since a banner rookie season. Adding to LOOKING IN THE WRONG PLACES —Atlanta Braves second baseman Glen broke up a double play during last night's game in Atlanta which was the Braves UM -Tigv il| has been the holdout of veteran designated Hubbard (17) searches for a loose ball after Cincinnati Reds Dan Driessen (22) home opener. The Reds won the game with Tom Seaver on the mound. hitter Rusty Slaub, who drove in more than IK runs last year but it now sidelined in a contract dispute with Detroit man agement. "We aren't even planning on Fidrych at all this year," said Moss "But we're hoping he'll be all right. And I'm hoping Rusty will have a change of heart and walk in the door any minute now ' Can Sixers stop Williamson? Mariners S, A'st SEATTLE - Rupperl Jones drove in two runs and scored a third as the Seattle Mariners handed the winless Oakland A's P1SCATAWAY lAP) - It doesn't take a to win." Loughery said. "And were one of the 12." year to play his bench. New Jersey actually their fourth straight defeat genius to figure out the Philadelphia 76ers are New Jersey enters the playoffs after com- The Nets finished the year dropping five of played fairly well in road losses to San Antonio Jones drove in two runs with a bases-loaded single in the going to have their hands full with New Jer- pleting its most successful season in the NBA. their last six games - after they clinched a and Kansas Citv. third. In the seventh, he singled with one out. stole second, went sey's "Super" John Williamson in the upcom- although at 37-45, they are the only team in the playoff spot - and their last 14 straight on the "I like the way we finished the year," said to third on a wild throw by catcher Jeff Newman and then ing best-of-three playoff series. playoffs under 500 road Loughery "And I don't think the homecourt scored on center fielder Tony Armas' throwing error. The Sixers, with All-Star guard Doug Col- "Twelve teams are still playing and 10 are None of those figures seem to phase advantage is as important in the playoffs as it Meanwhile, Seattle left-handers Floyd Bannister and Shane lins on the sidelines, don't have anyone that piling home," New Jersey Coach Kevin Loughery, who used the last six games of the is during the regular season." Rawley limited the As to nine hits and one earned run. Oakland can handle (lie stocky 6-foot 2. 190-poumi Wii starter John Henry Johnson worked the first five innings, liamson, who tends to use his bulk on Decision giving up four runs. Philadelphia will try to put Ule clumps on Bruce Bochte and Bill Stein, who had three singles, knocked New Jersey's top scorer with Henry Mibby, in the Mariners' other two runs. Newman's sacrifice fly in the rookie Maurice Cheeks, slender Erjc Money or Nuggets seek to prove point first inning and Wayne Gross' single in the seventh accounted the rarely-used Al Skinner for the Oakland tallies Williamson figures to have his own way In Bannister, obtained from Houston in an off-season trade for The Denver Nuggets are out to erase their soming into the NBA, losing out to Kansas City make the playoffs, especially when George got the best-of-three playoff series, which gets shortstop Craig Reynolds, worked seven innings, Kstterlng reputation as pro basketballs answer to the on the final day. of the season, they definitely hurt. But this team is ready for the,playoffs." underway tomorrow night in the Spectrum seven hits, walking three and striking out one. A Seattle native, quarterhorse great speed frorn tne starting are heading into the playoffs on the upswing — So are the Lakers, who were blown out by before moving to Piscataway lor (lame Two. Bannister was the No.l pick in the June 1976 free agent draft Hate but no slaying power. despite the absence of all-star forward George Seattle 113-93 Friday night but bounced back to The decisive third game, if necessary, will be after his junior season at Arizona State University. We're playing our best basketball of the McGinnis, who suffered torn ligaments in his close their season by beating Portland 99-98 played back in Philadelphia on Sunday year going into the playoffs," says Dan Issel. left ankle on March 30. and Phoenix 111-103. Dodgers I. Astros 1 Williamson caused big problems for the the center of the Nuggets, who open their best- "George's injury has turned out to be a "Those were two fine defensive games," HOUSTON - Joe Ferguson's run-scoring single and Bill Sixers in three of the four games this season uf-threc first-round National Basketball As- motivating factor," observed Walsh. "We said Los Angeles Coach Jerry West, "and Russell's solo home run powered the Los Angeles Dodgers to a He scored just 12 points in the opening gameol sociation playolf series against the Los Angel- have experience, good experience. These guys (hat's very encouraging going into the victory over Houston, ending the Astros' three-game season- the series before exploding (pi 32, :I4 and 27 es Lakers tonight- "this hasn't always been know what to do at the end of a game They playoffs." opening winning streak. points in the final threw games The teams it lie .»l Denver know what you have to do lo win and they have West said he would start Don Ford at Dusty Baker doubled off Houston starter Vern Ruble, 0-1, to split the four games .No. it hasn't In their first two years in the taken up the slack ' forward alongside Jamaal Wilkes, benching open the Dodgers' fifth, went to third on a grounder and scored Williamson is thrilled to uc playing in his NBA the Nuggets started fast, faded a bit as In tonight's other NBA playoff game, the Adrian Dantley, a regular forward most of the on Ferguson's line single to center. The run ended a string of 26 first National Basketball Association playoffs the regular season wore on and then were Portland Trail Blazers — another team that season. Dantley missed three games recently scoreless innings by Houston pitchers. after being a key member of the Nets [wo ilimmated in the playoffs without getting past closed with a rush - are at the Phoenix Suns. because of a sprained left ankle and played Houston tied it in the fifth when Enos Cabell reached on an ABA championship teams the conference finals Walsh knows winning in the playoffs poorly over the weekend, finishing up with 2- Infield hit, went to third on Art Howe's single and scored on "This is probably one ol the best feelings This year they are hopeful of reversing that without McGinnis won't be easy. for-9 and 2-for-10 shooting efforts. Alan Ashby's grounder. I've had since being in the NBA. he said aller trend They slaried slowly and stumbled along "We'd have to play pretty perfect basket- Baker clubbed the first home run of the season In the practice yesterday "1 love the pressure under 500 for much ol the year. Finally, on ball to go all the way," he conceded. "But up Astrodome to lead off the sixth to give the Dodgers the lead and games. Once the fourth quarter comes, we'll Feb I. a nerve-wracked Larry Brown resigned until Feb. 1,1 didn't think - based on injuries provide the winning run in their fourth consecutive triumph find out who's going lo shoot that ball " Dukiet to coach as coach and was replaced by Donnie Walsh. and the number of new players we had - that after a season-opening defeat. Odds are it will be Williamson, never ac- Suddenly the Nuggets turned things around, we would even reach this point. Jerry Reuss, obtained in a trade with Pittsburgh, relieved cused of being gun-shy, especially when the winning 19 of 29 games since the All-Star break "Since Feb. 1. they all have played great at St. Peter's Los Angeles starter Bob Welch in the sixth inning and allowed game is on the line and 10 of their last 12. Although they failed to basketball," added Walsh. "They have made a one hit the rest of the way to get a save The two combined on a JERSEY CITY (AP) - Bob Dukiet, for "I strive under pressure." he said win their division for the first time since believer out of me. Nobody thought we would four-hitter. Williamson is confident that the Nets, a seven years a top assistant at Princeton Uni- virtual joke in their first two years in the versity, is looking forward to the challenge of league, can eliminate the Sixers and mow into rebuilding the St. Peter's College basketball the Eastern semifinals against San Antonio program. How They Stand "We have the nucleus, coaching ability and Dukiet, 29, was named coach of the the right type of attitude to do it. " Williamson Peacocks yesterday, succeeding Bob Kelly, AMERICAN LEAGUE Moses, Elvin in dual IA&T said. "We have a happy family. I'm so happy who was fired March 1 after compiling records W Balllmort MT we're in the playoffs, I'll do anything it takes of 8-18 and 10-15 in two seasons while also Ntw York LA.N1KJVER, Md. lAPl - Moses Dick Motta says, "He (Hayes) is doing Boston Ml serving as vice principal of a local high school. Mllwaufctt MT SI. Loult Malone of the Houston Rockets and Elvin things that people thought he would never Dttrolt Montrtai Ml Dukiet was hired as a full-time coach. Cltwland Pitt .burgh Hayes ol the Washington Bullets , two of try. Look at all the years he was Ntw York Chic too .m "It's a great opportunity for me," Dukiet PMiadtlphia Sugar Ray the National Basketball Association's doubleteamed and wouldn't pass off. Now Toronto said. "I'm looking forward to good years most tireless workers, are in a neck-and- he'll do it and the team usually benefits. Mlnntsota Lei Angaln ahead. St. Peter's has a great basketball com- Tanas Howl ton neck duel for most valuable player honors "When he gets into one of his shooting Kansas CHv San Francisco to meet Viruet mitment that will turn things back as they Cincinnati with neither giving any ground. streaks ... it's got to demoralize the other Stattlt 2 once were." California 2 SanDHoo NEW YORK (API - Unbeaten Sugar Ray- The edge, however, seems to be in team. I mean, he is tossing them in from Chicago 1 Atlanta A native of Livingston, Dukiet's seven-year Oakland favor ol Malone because the NBA players everywhere." 4 Leonard will meet Adolfo Viruet in a 10-round stint at Princeton helped result in three Ivy G.m name the award winner and Hayes never Nissalke: "One reason that Moses is a Dtlroll7,KantaiCl.v3 Monlrtal al Ntw Yort, pod., rain welterweight fight in Las Vegas April 21, pro- League titles, the 1975 National Invitation StattltS, Oakland 1 great player is that he just charges ... Cincinnati I, Atlanta 4 moter Teddy Brenner announced yesterday has been very popular with his peers dur- Tournament championship and two ap- Onlvtwmtsschtduitd Pitttburth at Philadelphia, PPS, rain keeps going. If Kare'em (Abdul-Jabbar of Twtaiav'i Gamts Lei Anotln 2, Houston 1 The bout will be televised by ABC ing his 11 .seasons in the league. pearances in the NCAA. Toronto (Huffman 04) at Chicago (Bar Only Mint* KhtduM Leonard, gold medal winner at the 1976 Nevertheless, each is getting his share Los Angeles) played every night like riot (M». MS p.m. TwttdjT'i Gamtt Dukiet became Pete Carril's top assistant Boston (Ecktnitr 1-0) at Mllwagktt Monlr.al (Ltt 04} al Ntw York (Swan of kudos from his coach. Moses, they would erect a statue to him. (CaldwtH 14),2:»P m. Olympics, has won his first 20 professional in 1975 after directing the Princeton freshmen 1-Q),l:0Jp.m. "Moses is going to be the MVP," said "No way Elvin can compare to Ntw York (Guldrv 0-1) al Baltimore San Dltoo (Parry 04) at San FrancIKO fights and is considered one of boxing s bright to records of 15-3, 8-7 and 17-1. He was respon-

By GREIG HENDERSON Ryan has been at the helm (Manalapan), third base; LINCROKT - Brookdale ever since. Noreen McMabon (Ocean), Community College is hous- It has not been a steady left field; Joanne Smith ing a ball team that's gotten helm, the team compiling (Holmdel), right field; An off to a fait start and has its about an 18-40 record, but Riley (Howell), shortstop; sights set on a Garden State Ryan has bad no com- Sandy Doud (Howell) right Athletic Conference title plaints. field; Barbara Sanderson and a shot at (be Region It "When 1 first started (Red Bank), first base; crown. coaching there were about Donna Lederman (Freehold We're not necessarily re- three teams in the GSAC," Township), second base, ferring to the boys baseball he said. "We had to go out Cathy Zucker (Marlboro) team, long an area power. and get games with four- second base and Kim Paul McLaughlin's year schools to fill out the Ficklin (Manasquan), third troops may be sharing the schedule bate. spotlight for the first time "They were tough years, "This team has a lot of witli Jack Ryan's resurgent but only as far as the re- speed and a very good de- softball team. cords went. The girls were fense," Ryan said i had "The boys call them- always tremendous " to pick these girls from the selves the Blue Crush. We Yes, they were always 35 that triedout for the team call ourselves the tremendous, but not always in February. That was the Crushettes," Ryan said with that well verted in the finer most that ever tried out." a smile. aspects of softball. Ryan does know softball Crusbettes is fitting, con- "We were always very talent when be sees it. De- sidering the fact that the inexperienced," the 28-year- spite bis other duties as girls' team has outscored old mentor said. "This is head athletic trainer, their opposition, 30-15, en the first year that I have trainer for the boys baseball route to a 3-0 record thus ever had all girls that have team and assistant soccer far. played softball before. coach, the bearded coach That wasn't always the There was one year when I does see his share of high cast. only had one player who had school softball contests "When we first started ever played softball before. "I do a tremendous there was a cookies and We went 6-12 amount of scouting in the milk atmosphere," Ryan re- "I never really had a area. I see about 90 games a called. "We would always problem getting enough season. There were days have soda and cookies with girls to put a team together, when I saw three games, the other team after the but there was a time that part and parcel. The talent game. It was nice and all, whenever I saw a skirt walk MAKING THE PLAY — Sue Blast, a former Manas- has really improved." but it wasn't a good at- by I'd ask if they played quan High School standout. Is making clutch plays And so have techniques. mosphere for the learning softball." like this for the Brookdale Community College soft- Ryan now employs a video process. They were being Last year Ryan said he ball team. Blasl, captain of the team, has helped the tape machine in studying In- treated like kid sisters just was two players away from Jersey Blues to a 3-0 mark with solid hitting and field play, batting and tagging along." a very good team. The 1978 fielding. pitching. The school has also The 'kid sisters' at squad finished with a 7-0 installed a new clay softball Brookdale started their mark, best in the college's "These 14 girls are just su- base-pitcher; Colleen Lyons field that Ryan calls the tagging along' seven years history. The team isn't two per." (Middletown South), "class field in the county." taakvUrrv VwM ago behind Len Rennery, players short this time Those 14 girls, all Mon- catcher; Melissa Toman SHOP TALK — Brookdale Community College Softball Coach JacK Rvan, left, with Ryan as an assistant around. mouth County products, are (Middletown South), "Well make a run at the discusses strategy with Colleen Lyons, center, and Stacev Murdoch. The coach. Rennery opted for a "Without a doubt, this Is Sue Blasi (Manasquan), pitcher; Janet Armelin state title and will be in the Brookdale team Is off to a fast start and is gunning for the Garden State Athletic career in professional soc- the most complete team shortstop; Stacey Murdoch (Middletown South), center Region II tournament," be Conference title. cer the following year and I've ever had, " Ryan said. (Middletown North), second field; Veronica DeMartino said. "We'll be there." World of baseball deserves a few Oscars, too By HAL BOCK someone like, say, Ron Luciano, who is Weaver's absolute AP Sports Writer favorite man in maroon Luciano The Halk Now that Hollywood has awarded the Oscars, it seems a Luciano, president of the Major League Umpires Associa- perfect lime for baseball to get Into the running for neit year's tion, is a bird-watching ex-tackle and Shakespearian authority. Academy Awards. He will be played with perfect elocution by Lou Ferrigno, To qualify for an Oscar, the first thing you need is a movie television's Incredible Hulk Ferrigno will not really appear in and to make a movie, the first thing you need is a cast So, with our film, however, because of a labor dispute. While he pickets humble apologies to the actors Involved, past and present, we outside the studio, his place will be taken by a bit player nobody offer these suggestions ever heard of before The manager in our baseball movie will be Baltimore's Inside the stadium, one of the key scenes in the film will Earl Weaver, in recognition of his 1,000th career victory, call for Rooney to block the clubhouse entrance from a woman achieved on Opening Day. He will be played with feisty reporter who is seeking to interview the players. The reporter irreverence by Mickey Rooney. who's about the right size will be played by Sophia Loren, who will conduct her interviews If Weaver is the manager, then the pitcher must be Jim despite Rooney i interference by simply talking over his head Palmer, and If Palmer is the pitcher, then be must be played by to the passing players Robert Redford, the only actor around handsome enough to If there are pickets, then we must have labor leaders. give an honest portrayal. Marvin Miller represents the players and his role portrayed Now through the years, some of the great conversations with quiet forcefulness by Cesar Romero with Adolphe Menjou between Palmer and Weaver have taken place at the pitcher's available as the understudy. Representing the umpires will be mound Weaver, you see, occasionally is reluctant to allow Richie Phillips, played with appropriate truculence by Rod Palmer to stick around for one more baiter despite the Steiger pitcher's insistance that he can get the next guy out When the If there are labor leaders, then we must have management Thurman Munson Reggie Jackson Jim Palmer Earl Weaver debate gets drawn out, they usually are Joined by an umpire, representatives For the commissioner, we'll use debonair Cary Grant who'll edge out Rodney Dangerfield for the part. The two league presidents can be played by Abbott and Cos- tello. Laurel and Hardy, Martin and Lewis or Mork and Mindy. Father, son team On the field across from Weaver's Orioles, we'll need Pandoras Box opens defense another team The World Champion New York Yankees, who will be in Baltimore tonight, fill the bill nicely with James Earl Jones in right field, where Reggie Jackson usually works, and MIDDLETOWN - Pandoras Box of the National East, the Tinton Fails Inn edged Farm Bam, 4-3, in the American lead in bowling John Belushi portraying catcher Thurman Munson. That's Karl defending champion, opened the Middletown Softball League's East. Billy Hughes' lOth-inning single did the damage, while MIDDLETOWN • Frank and Robert Capozzi, a father and Maiden sitting in Manager Bob Lemon's spot in the dugout 27th season with a 10-2 victory over Middletown Health Spa. Jack Long held the Farmers at bay. son team from Oceanport, vaulted into the lead of the doubles . To start the movie, we must have the conference at borne Winning pitcher Paul Wagner was the benefactor when Frank Scala Sports clubbed Triple S Bar 14-7, and Aamco, behind a competition during the second week of the 3Sth annual Mon- plate between the two managers and the umpire. Maiden and Montalvo belted a grand slam homer and White Bugalew went total offensive attack, drubbed Lou's Bar, in. Mike Kranis mouth County Bowling Association Championships at Mid- Rooney will discuss the ground rules, then explain them to the three for four was the winning pitcher. dletown Lanes Sunday. substitute umpire, who can't understand how he wound up on In other National East games, Athlete Alley rolled rough- The Bushwackers' Louie Neri cracked a homer and got two shod over Chokov Realty, 34-2. Barry Elliott, Frank Pinho, Cliff The Capozzi's, who were not among the top five after first this set when lie was really looking for a spaghetti western. RBl's in leading his team to a J-6 verdict over Wolfgang, and Kean, Jim Colavelli and Joe Ridt all went four for four in the 33- round action, rolled to a 651-675-1326+105-1431 and the lead. The only problem for a film with this many stars is Atlantic Lanes bombed J.P. Maloney's, 11-1, aa Tom Murphy hit attack. Frank also vaulted into the all-events lead with his 1M1 total for obviously budget and in baseball, we all know that is a priority collected four hits. ED Hennelly and Pat Zacchino each had two nine games (Team-«73, Doubles-651, Singles-617.1 item since only 40 million fans paid their way into ball parks Scholastic Sales downed Gatlif Builders, 15-3. Mike Barry RBI's, while Ralph Citron got credit for the win. Tom Welter and Bill Schweizer of New Monmouth, the first last season had five hits and Rich Kovacs, four. Harry Cleary had five runs round doubles leaders, dropped to .second with a To cut costs, we will dispense with unnecessary frills like batted in and Red Pierson won on the mound. 8M-494-10W+300-1398. Willie Marra and Tohy CaUlbiloU of the set decorators, makeup people, script girl, all of the support It was Foulks-Preston 5, Meadowvlew Inn, 3, and Junction Oakhurst took third (55*666-1225+ 171-1396). Ralph Walker and personnel. They are, after all, just like the umpires — excess Liquors 10, BIB A1S2. in National West action. Sports Transactions John Niedzwicski of Wall were fourth (589-680-1269+102-1371) baggage And we will use only the single ump, who doesn't and fifth place went to Bill Fair and Calvin Monsma of Fair know what he's doing on our set in the first place. Let Ferrigno Petroleum triumphs lasaiau Haven [568-503-1071 +300-1J71). picket outside As long as he doesn't do his Hulk act, we'll be MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Enlamltr the contract of 0«rK Bambaroar. IW OK. agar. through I9M. Add-on Tools of New Monmouth held on to its top spot in the FREEHOLD (AP) - Petroleum, a 5 year-old pacer, sur- Nillinll LIIIUI All right now, lights... camera... action... ST. LOUIS CARDINALS-Announcad tin rallramant o< Lou Brock, oulflaldar. team competition with a 870-872-839 2581 + 750-3331 vived an early speed duel with odds-on choice Surete and went atfactlve at tr* f- nd of mt uaton Heinke's Meats moved up to second place on to post a one-length victory over six rivals in the featured soccait eighth race yesterday at Freehold Raceway. AIL 11077 1011 9713059 + 180-32391, I.F.F. of Matawan Calvert takes Invitational NEVADA SEAGULLS-SUnMMark)LlHua.forward. (836-753-802-2491 + 744-3235) was third. Time for the mile over a sloppy track was 2:05.1. NEW JERSEY AMERICANS-Slgnad K«vln Klarnan, Elion Mora« and Emllki EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Calvert, a 6-year-old black John, forward!. Petroleum, driven by Frank Yanoti, paid 113.20, (6.80 and The singles lead changed bands with Calvin Monsma taking gelding, put on a strong finish, to capture night's 125,000 COLLBOI 12.80. Jolie R, piloted by Mike Fagliarone, finished second INDIANA-PURDUE UNIVERSITY-Annountad Ma rtllgnatlon of Klrb» Ovtr the lead at 195-165-266-626+150-776 James McConnell of West Invitational handicap before 12,000 patrons at the man, hoad baikelball coach, and Sam Johnton. atllttant baskitball coach. Keansburg 12*5-208-205^78+57-735) dropped from first to sec- paying $6 and 12 80 Placid Ace. Mike Forte driving, was third ST.PETER'SCOLLEGE-NamwBotprfcikl.thaailbaikatMllcoach. Meadowlands. STANFORD UNI VER5ITY—Namad Oarv Cavalllaiwclatt dlrtctor of athkttkr and paid 12.40. ond. Calvert returned $4.40. S3 40 and 12 80 after trotting the UNIVERSITY OFOEOROIA-Naimd Sim Ortor aulitanttootMII coach . The 2-5 exacla was worth 156.60. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY-RaUlnod Data Clarion at .imt.nl baualb.il The tournament will conclude on Sunday, April 22. mile in 2:03 3-5. COtKh. Wall Stadium ready for '79 campaign

WALL TOWNSHIP- Wall Stadium has planned a day-long Hill Carey, former St. John Vianney basketball star, con- CYO Grammar School Boys Invitational Tournament in Tren- Johannensen of Wanamassa who placed third in the bars and open house Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and drivers and tinues to pick up honors for his recently-completed season at ton last week by defeating St. Charles of Cinnaminson. sixth in the beam. mechanics who have been preparing for the 1(70 campaign will Albright Collge. Todd Smith, the tourney's MVP scored 13 points for the Other Sports have their first opportunity this year to test their new crea- Carey, a 6-3 junior guard, was named to the first team winners and Eric Schreuer and Mark Pollcasto had lOeach. tions. ECAC Regional Division III All-Star Team and was named to St. Catherine's completed season with a 30-1 record with the Cyclists from the East will compete at the Atlantic High- All three-regular division; Modified, Sportsman and Hobby the fourth team of the College Sports Information Directors of lone setback being the Red Bank Middle School in the finals of lands Velo Classic April 22, at 1 p.m. and will vie for points to Stocks will be taking all racing fans to the track and are America Academic All-America team for small colleges. the Casey Grammar School Tournament. qualify for the 1980 Pam American Games. welcome to watch the action. Admission is free. Gymnastics The 72-mile race over the hills of Atlantic Highlands has The first race of the year will be April 21, starting at 7 p.m. Sue Filardi of Hazlet led the five-member New Jersey team proven to be a challenging race course for cyclists. , Competitors wishing to register for the ltTt season can do so of gymnasts girl with an all-around score of 35.30 at the Eastern The race is sponsored by the Century Road Club of America Monday through Friday from 1 to 7 p.m. Track licenses are County Sportsworld States Championship competition in Reading, Pa. in cooperation with the Monmouth County Park System, Atlan- available at the stadium office. Filardi, a freshman at Raritan High School, captured the tic Highlands, the Kiwanis Club and the Atlantic Bicycle Club. Basketball highest meet score with a 9.S5 in the floor exercise. She also Rob Coleman of Rumson is captain of the Franklin and Rutgeri University's Basketball School, under the direction performed well in the beam (8.45), vaulting (9.30) and uneven Marshall Men's tennis team. of Head Coach Tom Young, will feature both day and ovemighl Carey was named captain of next year's team. bars (8.20). Former Middletown South track star Phil Caaada 1* * camps during three separate sections in June, July and August. Rumson's BUI Dooley completed a successful freshman Kim Carthy of Oceanport took first place in the vaulting at member of the varsity track team at Wheaton College In Open to boys between the ages of 8 and 18, the camp season for Catholic University's of Washington, D.C. the N.J. Gymnastics Association Intermediate State Cham- Illinois sessions will run from June 24-28, July 813 and Aug. 12-17. The 6-5 forward scored 215 points and grabbed 135 rebounds pionship meet last week in Washington Township. Canada, a freshman, competes inthe weight events. For further information, contact the Rutgers University for the Catholic University varsity team and averaged 9.3 Carthy represented Alt's Gymnasitc Gymnastics School in Joe Taylor of Freehold won the sprints In 9.B and 22.2 Basketball Office or write the office at P.O. Box 1149, points a contest. Shrewsbury and competed in the 15-and-over category. recently for Glassboro State as it swept a tri-meet from Pltcataway. St. Catherine's of Holmdel won the 1979 Mercer County Also competing for the Alt's Gymnastics School was Renee Stockton State and William Patterson College. SHREWSBURY. N J. TUESDAY. APRIL 10,1979 Rangers9 Shero: A man of few words most of their work, finished at least 11 games over tbe .500 -Montreal s Guy Ufleur has tied Esposto M«ord aTM or fni Shero u kaom u a Igagk Interview. In other worts, more goals in five consecutive seasons. ^^i^rJJI ' atom v«ry bule You have to try to keep up the mark, while in the Norris Division only the Canadiens and the Penguins topped the break-even point and LA just made it. scoring with 51 goals and 77 assists Maroel Dtosa. of L.A. was •MfeHMt second to Trottier with M goals and 71 ata«s. A»d wkaa ht fiMlr> 4MS asawtr, and sometimes the pave The Islanders scored SM goals against better opposition, seems like misBtes Instead of secoodj, be ipeaki low and hit using Shero s theory, while Montreal tallied 87 And on tbe -Lafleur had 11 M^'rt^/*toJ^ * rephlabrM ED goals against, New York gave up 114 and the Canadiens 104 Bossy led tbe Islanders with nine. Espo topped Becaase of hti atyte, you have to lean into tbe surrounding So, if I'm correct, Freddie is saying that the Islanders are better than Montreal. ToTAmele. King, flew into New Yort Sunday and ml froat) and Jot down emrtUaf he uyi and analyse It later. WALSH be suffering from jet lag when they face off£«2>t uocks Shero came oat with a typical comment Sunday night after But don't quote Freddie. He says, "Maybe Montreal isn't as super as everyone thinks they are." Shots From the Paint -If Rangers eliminate Los Anfe'". "^"S*" "J" the liUnden whipped hURanfen out Vancouver and Toronto upsets Atlanta'

ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals speedster Lou Cardinals in 1164. Brock, holder of the single-season and all-time major league "I've had to approach this decision to retire the same way I stolen base records, will retire at the end of the current season, approach the game," he said. "It was a tough decision. It was it was announced yesterday. not one made overnight. Shora al Had BankCaMk Cardinals President August A. Busch Jr told a news "I wanted to retire at a time that I can still make a jKkvonTO.alrt.Mll conference Brock's No. 10 uniform would be retired. Only three contribution to the team. It's a source of pride to me to have Ca.lral al T R r*ar» other Cardinals uniforms have been retired, those of Ditzy played during the championship years of the '60s, the challeng- AtS^J Dean, Stan Muial and Bob Gibson. ing years of the early '70s and with this young club that Is Mar Mjara at tAttawan Buech said, "1 will be talking to Lou in he future about the bouncing back now." LatatnadatManmautkaM possibility of his continual association with the St. Louis 1 Cardinals and Anheuser-Busch." Sana - Rams score at net Mabx Dal at Lam eVawft Brock set tbe tingle-season stolen base record in 1074 with PaMlbor<..l«M Baach at Halvikt« W 111 bases, topping Maury Wills' previous high by 14 He broke MANAHAWKIN- Southern Regional swept tbe singles to \ ROM al R*d BaTracM Caa>alk k Ty Cobb's all-time stolen base record of 892 in 1177 when Brock edge St. Joseph's of Toms River, 3-2, in tennis yesterday. Tbe B T N. NaHtrl a I rffWSlPajW ended tbe season with W0 stolen bases. match was held indoors due to the rain. SI JaMatSI Jinahi urtmnmm—nxti.jwwrti T P. s~th at CaMral Brock, S», now has «U stolen bases. He also has a 17-season •.twist miimirM al Lara) Braach career batting average of M and a World Series batting Ron veldran

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(Wing) F W lronr»ad(Br«n»han) f 7 Scotch Sanla (Rodgars) 10-1 runs batted in, two of them .... a-1 Count of Camelol No Driver) . taktLeave(Kinojr ) Po» Shakar l&atllardl) .... 4-1 Grandpa Tralnor (Cr«|g) Deceptive (Manjl) Hi ...,H designated as game-winning tau'lSpatial (Ht Orlvatl Vaudeville (DcSantls) 1-7 CKara Jaal IWIIUaml H Jim Bob (No Driver) Ftora'i Pride N(Ramman) t-1 Crab Baa (Mo Driver) .. 10-1 NobKJtwel (King Jr.) Capri Gltnfern (Cobb) tS-1 WPaca, Clmg.ll.m ...i-1 Cawv's Dream (Samion) Kentone Tfy*i (Lancailer) Bases Loaded (No Driver) 10 I Lat LaMI (Twrcatta) ... »-i Staohania-s Coll (Nickeilt) Kolak (Sarmon) S-1 MaktiAvm (Oallnkarl IS-1 Maadow Demoio (Remmen). . Peamjt Gallery (McNIcholl IM Wyn Oarnlay (HO Drivarl ...5-1 M.J. Dean (Wing) Victory Will (BaMt) , IM 4th P»ce,,ij.aoa Yankee Paul (Oohertv) 4 1 aMDtmanlJaMwi) m>: Paca, (MM WAREHOUSE SALE ...«-1 Saloon (Stoltifus) Wljarf (Putav) MlssCebert (Webster 1 4 1 Prevent ... a-1 Holland Hanover ISamion) SELECTIONS REDWOOD DECKING 1 - Pfca«. Ratal RaMar N, la** Tkn, transmission 45$ FT. «•«»•««« 2x6 AaPSM L' trouble CONS1HUCIION HEART REDWOOD I — Jka aaa. Cam I Draam, IIIIIHII't Can t—lilin.atarraf*t Warm, Sana atftai .89Ft.l1i»Ft. I - Crmcai. Sat) Tar Oata. D« Htrtart I - Ktlat, nara't PrWt N, WtaMM l-OaHa««lanliiiil.».». Ttntiriiiit, Cmlalllafa NAVESINK OFFICE M - mil Mart, Ptattr IX Road test Clean sump &. screen* V>%6 ALL HEART REDWOOD BEVEL 8IDINQ SSST SST: CkaawMarl IHt» will be open Remove pan Ad|ust bands iV linkage * Visual Inspection Replace pan gasket &. fluid WxB ALL HEART REDWOOD BEVEL 8IDINQ Meadotclandi 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1x6 SELECT KNOTTY REDWOOD -Tom*aorm. Reiulti THURSDAY. APHIL 12th Man domntk 1x1 A CLEAR REDWOOD-Ton^aorem OFFICE WILL and import cart. (gottjp fjtrpJDOM, Lag twttatar) 7 M< tilM NOT BE OPEN CLEAR REDWOOD U O ITM l aJUtj; TREATED MM TRANSMISSION 1x10|1x12 OmOmMHHtUM GOOD FRIDAY SiacU»lua» LUMBER w Pacg.CHM.. tea. wata Wertalra E we know how. 1" EM Hack IO««lltr«l VJI4H1JI APRIL 13TH iKMGaataarlBaMacMnal I4tl.4t Mon. - frl. 8 to 6, Sat. 8 to I. 2x4 J T 0 IfH »J» Remember, this Ii a preventive maintenance service. IiactailUUI C., IM. l',ttt If you already have transjnlulon problems, ask 2x6 INVESTORS about our other reliable servkes. SPRUCE DECKING tm: Paca. Caw. IM, aUSt SAVINGS Locally owned & operated by youi Cotiman Man PRE/INI8HED varmWai (Majul) •* IJ • I at PARQUET Dana La *»<* (W»al S.ltltl 5/4x4 18$ FT. UtWat IM On UUMI 4.t» FLOORING liaflal-4U».tt Shrewsbury Ave. 921 Charles Driva KUIMItEO FINISHEDEMES tt>: Irat lart.. IM. UUM LUU CaMn (UraW - UUMIM atRt.35 Toms River INQ MONMOUTH COUNTY RESIDENTS AND BUJLDIR? lltiUltHlwalnrmiTIHIirl Mi Mi Shrewsbury 244-7300 HfiliV^TtOWg AMERICAN LUMBER 542-6822 •MB Qf GaWAawwii Location! throughout United Sum and Canada ATI'MIOH. asflU ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS «TO* IWUli (SALE t-NDS APRIL 30 • SUBJECT TO INVENTORY) M1-44M Autos For Sole . Autos For Solt Tiger SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, APRIL 10,1979 The Dkjtfly | 21 HEVY VESA ml - I FOOD LTD m — r-«»-aa«. M mllaaaa. raalali. aawar itaar 2 Aatst For Sale M/aratai. air. Mat* cartral. AM/FM. MM. M IM afar I a.». mmunu-lmnu.. CMCVUOLET CAMICi IW - » FOUD iTATION MASON HI* - * m. wmm MMTIM. air, hatfv MM Naak aunar, lacrlfka utt. Fart IW MORTGAGE man mm Iam. _ M KMT »rtKl •»<• M M* Our ajar LTD. «aad« aallkr, IW. Call aa>. m«4M, alajN. MI-M7. AUDI nn - to Hrrn. Can lu-an. SOLICITORS CHEVY I07J CM I CvllMar — Dart FOOD It74 LTD IIIOOSHAM - Two- MM, Man bad Halt, automatic, now •Mr lul m U ftHM Ona af Naw Jartav't matt praaraaalva "wsffM •art roar mm I rat Ural lull lit financial MMrMlaM U aaakliva aa AUDI »a» - in, nm muai M»ar Harlaa. aacallaal runnlna: canaWan. wim. aarlancad III lull ialkltart. lac- wn. ma. wn.au- HaaliinatlL. AM/FM mill Ml t UM FORD FAIMLANE J» 1%* - MM. SAL ESTATE ilavaa i t mutt trtmmwrtmtm. CM. Call PROPERTY MANAGER mSm. •UICH MTATi WAOON IM - Ul HEVNOLKTIMi-t FORD MAVERICK If.1 - I «aar. «|r can«twtiM, mi araalaa. air. Ml mr. tar MM «aw 4UB» mlKt. Call f4M*lt.

CHEVROLET IMPALA Itn — Ft** FORD - tttf MtNtanr Har«M». •UICK LEUHI 1«J - ' , air coMHtoHl*. Power steer ine Ctau. fMari runMiw cimJHton. Call upertertxe. wlanr raauJrerf brake*. AM/FM radio Enctttgnt MS-1M4 wiwiiii MMI P.m. i. |IM NMW4 Call Personnel DePertmant TOLL FREE FORD LTD \m — Tu CAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - auiCKftwar*, mviMA (fit - Pawa, .In. CHEVROLET ttfl (It - Mali*. Wat- tint, muffiar and Ml Wry aOO-S62-5900, Ext. 3*4 Multiple llathw mem*.' wtth II years MHIIH. »«« | OfW. M1M CMNUNI. Pf kM to Mil Air, Htlp Wonttd 1. Autos For Sole . Motorcyclan Htipwowtii eiaartawca. PfnHtaMi career H aapir- naaa «ajnr IKUa wort HH MtsnvMic W«H. itia. num. i«. Call iEAN IRWIN. Realtor, Red »WI» OIK t am. GEORGE MALL PONTIAC »n CATALIHA - Twa- AMAMA 1177 XS4S0 - Ekcallanl can IGLAH ALARM INSTALLER — IRDRESSEIT - Far Fair Havon SUBURBAN SAVINGS A CHEVROLET NOVA N» - Feur LINCOLN/MERCURV , autamatk, air cafMNttanlna, lion, 1700 mlNM. |1H0 ouble ihooier, rasWarrtlal, fully M- mson area, full or part time, N* MV LOAN ASSOCIATION auICK tm — Lllat 11 Cyatam. varv . ILMt mlt«M, oscell An., at Svtamara incad only, lull tlma/oart llrrva w stearins, votmt brakai. a* Call mssoi aflar 4 p.m. right Mtawkna. M-S7SI. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F •AL ESTATE SALIS - We're leak aaaa caMlllan. aUtf Mtaa. lilt! w-tm (•tllvnt condition. Men mllaaet Call aftar * Hl^VD CADILLAC •«• - twaan DavUM. nil. 41-2117 attar % p.m. YAMAHA MEMAKERS (M/F) - Prtfarrai CHEVROLET 1f7i MONTE CARLO - crataa, AM/FM alaraa win ca. taw J t R CYCLE SERVICE, INC. R WASH HELP - Apply In parson opportunity la tarn MM» nr tva. URSE'S AIDE (M/F) - M, Thun., ' x. Pmm *MT kxk.. WMMU, earv, will train Salary ana • Irani aaat*. aacallant caraattlan. I3.MI PONTIAC Grand Prix, H7J, V-*\ n I on A 3rd Avt.-Lefia. untrv Sucttar Car Wash. 1*00 H«y rt tlma Cll WU» rl, sal EKaarhmcatf only ma* aatfv- Vbtvl MP. AMUM ram*, *n« Ask far Allan at 747 f41S rr.Hai.pwtl ttaarlnt. brakat, Branch.27* iluo Mlddlatown Garder. Slate Manor Nurilna Home. II •. Hfcl MM, W»» 747-4WJ STESS/HOST - Weekend., ex- FOKO im — Ellnt. 44,117 mlln. anil wlndowi. locki. Call Wi ItU attar * an Brackta Ra, HahrstW. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - lanced, over 11 Apply In parson, 1-1 um. HOLSEY PONTIAC CARPENTER'S HELPER CwNsjrv II H*oen.« Htettv kai eevwaJ IHEVROLET MALIBU t«M - Air m , Share Point Inn, SMO Hwv. IS, URSES AIDES AND ORDERLIES - LINCOLN IV7J - Mara IV. maun root RTE. M M TIM EATONTOWH Auto Services/Parts EHPorlanca nacassarv CMMMtlMtfM, P4NMI- llMrirkl, W Mfto- PONTIAC 1171 SAFARI WAGON - Ml ipartancad only mast aa*4* tar awn- lilt crulaa, AM/FM alaraa plus aajM< m-in . will train, IggdB Pt-ovvdad. m«ik, HM mliat. tRcMltfM rynnlaa, JAGUARS NEW tf» - Automatic, air canautlonlng, 71^00 ne hame. All sntfU. Ml-tlma. AIM Vack. IU« mllat. UK OLDJMO MOO c«l *M mi c*unii ett ManufacturaC* njti m»a», auioKant condition, WOO Catl CAPRI — mi, lar parti, SHIER — Permanent pavilion, IS/HOUR aklna aprticatleni far wmmar hat* aiLE im — Dana H. M 471 HI arlca TIT MaMri Inc.. HlaWand •ail attar in; Man., WM. Thurs., Frl , f lo PACKING OUR PRODUCTS ap Mlarv. Mcellafti rrtat* aa*ktfHs. COflVERTIILE till - Hermann 747MM attar » p.m. REGISTERED NURSE M/F - Re •ONTIAC Itn - CaUllna, HIM Park. iltUTt. N). Sal., » la s. Sun., 1 to . Call NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED Do nat Phone. Aptfv Mi parser.. Mon •rt>M •*> mileage. EMceiiaM tn-uv FULL TIME OR PART TIME ndtai. tm PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ItTT — ckar Hardware. Colts Nack, iroueh Frl. onty, * am-4a.ni. Aden- doctor's erftce Sana reiwne la tan UM er beM Offer MilW KARMANN GHIA l«l — Eacalwnl USTOM KIT - From Toyota truck CASH PAID WEEKLY TrluNDERIIHD im - l«,na mllaa. Powar Mtarlna/brakti, pawar wln- MM Do not call or apply on Tun., c M igfttana% wurw ng nevne. e BX^W O-Sal. The Dally Register. Shrewibury. condition. Minl lob on* yaar old HIM lucMrs 4H chroma, U" mag whMlt WRITE FOSTER PRODUCTS um COUGAR XRMfTI Pow. aawt, air, cruiM cantrol. AM/FM Mar , or Sun. dtotawn Ave., Atlantic Htghianoi J VTfl. or bait offtr. KIWI. aa •faMtrack, »M0 mikt. original Ith wldt 40" chroma liras. .two B 11174. JAX . FLORIDA Bit* All tha abava vamclaa hava air cant) locki, m«d, decor irgtw, eiwi Call 47I-74H n), MOO for kit Call 741-0S.8 EMICAL BATCH MAKER - To JURSE'S AIDE - Dav*. Call HMMos* N OR LPN M/F - Part-time, three llanlnB. powar tiaarlne. aowtr brakat l« roort txcHMrttS. over IUM swih KITSON CHEVROLET CO DUSTRIAL ENGINEER — Far cut rk In the manufacture of lacouer and Nurilna Home, *7t-ai77, tar aaaairit- orleur nights per week, 11 to; Mam H-y M E m RF/Mechankal oparailon. heed amamatk Irarnmltiian All artcai aa •r0MH PONTIAC TRANS AM iff! — MM ment coatlnss Experience helpful. ment only, between »11: M am or 1-1 Excellent baneflls Pteate catl Mrs Ml tMQ candlM*. law mHaaaja, ttarao, 400 •* perknead, aatratalva InaUvMual la ' I. will accaal COUGAR CONVERTIBLE not necessary, salary accordingly Ing at Wettwoaa Halt, Hi-Sirr. be alna. I4JO0 Catl aflar * p.m., IO-S1II Auto Rent/Lease nage production/plant. Sand Ra- • . IMri, Mack, low mlta LABHIOLA MOTORS INC. I benefit!, uniforms, overt I ma wean I and 4. M, MI«M ma, salary raawlrements to Electro DD JOBS - Larva Branch estate, llve- I itron, U1M w kftt «tf«r. Nawman Springi «d , Rod Bank 91-7*77. DEALU pulse Lab, P O SON in, Rad Bank, n possible. Ideal for student H-MtU Dodaa Oatwn HI-14U ORVETTES AVAILABLE COUGAR - 1*T7 wMI* twa «w>r Vinyl URCH PART-TIME CUSTODIAN 077*1 after 4 p.m. aUICK 1171 CENTUDT - ft •aia Call Sol Saatoon at . tlr condlt k«fiir-j, NWi-iwttfln «rht- LUftOLN TOWN CAR im — t itdlng grounds Hours • a.m.l fcrafcat mnt itaarlna. air conAtlenlne Ml 441-0447 JALLERS . F ICE NURSE M/F - Full-time. RN "MANAGER I, AM/FM. im* lint, MM.I' «4Wttan, manv ••tr«», «,ooc r m Write Bo« DM7. The Dally Ran aanar wlndawi. win roof. AM/FM RABBIT - "YatTM wot to drlvt 11 to or LPN, no evenings Write: P.O. Be* (ondilian MAM CM) t71-U7* •!! 1 M Wff 74liioi ar, Shrewsbury. NJ. 07701. awn back UM 741-Taaj MMtar. • baliawa II." SHREWSBURY MOTORS. ENT A VAN - Low, low ratts Call YOU can't do better M, Red Bank, N.J. omi. kd Marly, TOM'S FORD. Hwv IS, Kfv- TRAINEE am.-! am LINCOLN MARK IV — tfTI, » INC.. 741-am ERK TYPIST — Pan time (on tall than the bail pon. 144 1*00. til), lor local newspaper clastirkMj jFFtxe HELP - Part-time. tO-TI CREDIT PROBLEMS mllat Black wrth rad tsatrwf tMartor, HID SANK VOLVO and that's what this Is... Management position can bf your• af CADILLAC - It;* tovllla. lullv partmtnl. ACCUTKV In typing and hours per week Hours flexible Typing cisrtT II vou'ri working, wt can moan root and many axtrat Call ll« I. NEWtKAN SPRINGS RO USED AUTO 4 VAN RENTALS tr sli months soeclallttd training, •WUPM. ranvlana Klxr am ira. ailing a MUST Must be reliable and d bookkeeping helpful Apply 17S to g*l vow flMnctd No rnontv Ml-Wti aiktor Bil l RED BANK, MMM 17 A DAY/V07 MILE arn up to .11.000to ISS.M 0 a veer In wlra whan canrart, law mHaaja. Athlraa aiiablc on short notka. Ptaate sand THE BEST h M Eauntown. ____ down P«vmt>nts arrtngid to suit vour Otaon 1 ntgt-ta lo ID o.m., Sat. until 4 CALL TOLL-FREE HUn-tni nwMflernent. Wt will send vgy is tn Call Ml UK atkr ifm Mies to Box Q-14Q, The Dally NM H Minv Now »nd Quoliiv Uswd DEAL IN THE PAINTER — Enpertanted In use ol school tor a minimum of Nm weats, REOIKER SHERMAN er. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. CADILLAC l«t — Caw OaviM C«rs lo choott from Cain Mr Fro*Jor ALARM BUSINESS Mint wraver. Call Snadow Lake VII- Hpensos paid, train vow In the ftoM kks •( RaiiiM PonllK. Iti Bro«d si DODGE-PEUGEOT Auto Insurance wltfi a ouaranleed Income la start, Fy ~»M CaUf-iM (Vtacl inn X3K - Full tlmo dav. Etfparlancod age Condominium AtMclatlon OHke, t ]4 rVlll TowiWlUp—44f-tlOO FOR salting and servicing eslaMlihed ac- MERCURV Itn COUGAR — Ut Apply In p»rson batwatn J and S ounti Yog need to have a goad MONT EGO »U MM — 1 Oh uhool Appfv al Htnry Hudkon ram. SALES MANAGER - Par large ea- MI. TOP CASH PAID noon classes, four times a wet*, en- STRAUSmm BUICK^PEL ralonai School, I Grand Tour. High resslve firm. Experience In large Apan 1974 - Aulamallc. law IMMEDIATE PICKUP parlance preferred. Call T41-UB4. ckel tales, decorating and display aT- . j j _ — aa«B«aa li • •!• latin n ' • - aa^hak. ^ —• tvan. AM/FM siaroo. |im NINE ACRES «f New and UM0 Carl nds. for application. An aqual 00- No overnight travel. frfM144 ability useful. Send resume to: P.O. Bfc Ti'*wiB"fT | rvarw 11 ajrvTjajiiina>v^ari, iwarva UBJI Hwv M rlunlty emplo*»f i Musi have car. 'ART-TIME — Clerk/cashier, Red , IS mpg Very »awl contftlor LEAN-UP JUNK CARS - And lato Call for appointment Bex m, FreehoM, NJ. WH. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of naw Bank Water Department Cashier or MUNTE CARLO If J] - Eactllantcon rtodtl wracks Hlghasi prlctt pal STODIAN — Full lime/part tlrna, \jintn after }_*_^ and utad cart in MonmouOi County Mrs. Rvan elter experience required. Apply Bare SALES CAREFR — Matropelltan Life HEVROLET VAN IfM — SU-evllnde dllion. AM/FM. brown with tan tun ow. Call Rtxco, }%J «M, TI7-3W Mhoid Regional High School. Two DODGE IW DART - Sli-c-ilndor Over 100 «i> conditioned new can in Hall, a Monmouth SI.. Rad Sank. nsuranca Company has several posl •rdsMft. (tfMM. AM/FM'Ml root, air. naw brakai. S1O0. 74M4W Hi, I pm » M p.m.. 1:10 p.m.-11 022-1400 llock McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., oni open. Three-veer training pro- 1 t*P* deck, big etctwrt on Sadt •utomalK, powvr st*tf ing ond brakts dnighi Apply at Maintenance Shoo, PEOPLE TO RUN — Pubfk bath MUSTANG IfH — Ra-workad. IStC Shrewiburv AM., Naw Shrawiborv JUNK CARS WANTED ram, excellent compensation during . ._g wheel* on rear, goad tlrev .MOO ood. In gooo tondithin un •*""*" eahold High School, Mr. Wllco. oomi, pev In Hat. Call •nolna, naatfi toma work. Bait o*)» 74I-4JM raining Sales background helpful, but o*#« 1WQ A(U> I 144 1S11 AM to. Bill TERNAL TANK CLEANER —APP- IXJOOE l»H VAN - F *xtor» (us TOP DOLLAR w. not required. Income lo SUM a rnonth, Mm TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb 1 J. Rollo Trucking Corp.. 2« Broad- qualified. Equal opportunity em 0«or I If 1I» DATA PROCESSING MUSTANG I HATCHBACK IfM larvke DOWNES PONTIAC. 41 Lower FOR USED CARS ay, Kevport. CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON nr PROGRAMMER/ANALYST plover M/F. Call W MOO, ask for Doris four iptad, air |it» n SI, Maiawan 5*4Hff LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO. "Ni DODGE VAN 1971 - Fttwrflat t* CITMI-O»I. Rl- IS tayrtvtlk, NJ. tV «*o to three years of COBOL program- KEYPUNCH EXPERIENCED mm. nor tradofor vavaCT (all Mi ml TOYOTA CELICA GT 1f77 - FlVt- eitparlence EKperlenca with L J. GONZER ASSOCIATES PEOPLE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Pull time OP DOLLAR - Paid tor Junk and OLOSMOIILE WAGON 1IM - P well eauiDmenl and ISAM ttl«< SI Broad SI.. Red Bank MIH1 ipeod. air contflilonlna 11.000 m sad can end substitute. Will train. Marlboro lar got. V *J. olr, wall kopt M.000 n S»Bf 471 Jfll lie Liberal fringe benefits Sand hat's what wt need to do • Board of Education. mviMO, Ext. ii. Call MM 141 sum* to: Monmouth County P«r< TOYOTA COROLLA H77 — Automalk Dept. Hail of Records. Main St., 00% Increase In production. TOP DOLLAR PAID :HOOL BUS DRIVERS—W tranurtliilon, AM/FM radio. 11,10" oahotd. N J. 07711. Call S4MHH between US Our NEW office has various four hours 4 dav an„_d earjamr aver IK OLOSM08ILE »• 1«l - Rownty tour mliee. S300B Call afttr • » p.m For |unh cars immadlatt pickup or more a wee*. .mpeulWar Come HEVCILE MALIBU I FiAT SALES AND SERVICE-LavlM DAY CARE CENTER ADIES MEN - Work at home on the positions available. door, powar HHnne, brakai, wtndowi •ra-faw Call HI HO0 ar in IH0 rive a but for VanNortwkk Brothers tltOftJna. aowar tta«rin«. Motofi Corp . Maatt Av*.. Rwt Bank UM wsv pow«r Matt, aowar doar totkt, Need) van or bus driver WANTED - Junh can. For appointment, }•! 1144 and sea. Call W-om. We will train. ollonl candlllan, Itwo 741 air. Itnttd Xaii. trulM tontrol It TOYOTA CORONA WAGON - 1*7*, MANAGEMENT four (ytlndar, tiva laved, radult, lug atltri Will Pick us HEVHOLET 1*14 • Monto CarM FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER malt, bod* Uda moMtnti. daar^daja Call •nvtlmt, Mmi» ESIGNER - Automatic machlntrv ANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper TRAINEES ECURITY GUARDS — Part-time, llot. nctllonltondlllon. LINK BILL LANIARO'S AUTO SALES INC Bu*f**rH.rtmoOcoritrtf., r*moit cont n eallvt. •iperlinctd Individual perlence prtferred. Mult have SALES PERSONNEL weekends full-time, Retirees welcome iln alia. 1 dvrina wookdov Call 2H-I4M SUM WE NEED USED CARS aded for manufacturer of dlvtridled ansporiallon. M2 1W4 after S p.m. evport-Holmoei areas Mint ba neat Twin Boro Moiori Top dollar paM MULLEH CHEVNO uipment Liberal paving Mnttlt< PHONE PEOPLE have clean record, car and phone IT, HWf U. Matawan, 14*000 AWN MOWER MECHANIC — E« OlDSMOBILE lf« « - Air, (ul ill Newman Soring Rd IITO U3 4 for Inttrvltw or sand ri . Auto* For Salt 2. Autos For Sale AMC/JEEP mt la William E Young 4 Co , MM rlenced. fulltlme only Apply In par No experience necessary, our mim. Powtr. CWan. rt«ular Ml AUIng »f»5 WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS -on. Little Silver Repair Center, IN ECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER — Re SCHWARTI Chrvi>.jf Plvtn sun Rd . Neotuna, N.J O77U sponslble Individual for multl lamlly AHfl VEGA tin - OMy W0OC miin. air. Lane, unit Silver. compnv will provide Iraln- Rad Bank, W4W housing complex In Llncroft. Mutt bo ULDSMOBlLE If71 - Oalta Royal* itandard Irenvninkm. four-cvllndw ;NTAL HY&1ENIST — Saturdays ng. Learn while you tarn up AWN SERVICE — Two workers, good typist and experienced In all AM'FM itartf a*«M tratk, air N m.pt "W Altar 4 P m,, WVti », four hours Matawan area. Call illin; or aves H4-4ta« atewen area, good wages, must ba 0 phases of bookkeeping Replyto Bo x % caltanl candltion HXn. I'l 1700 liable Call 4U-17tl IU, T he Dally Register, OPEL GT — IfM, Immaculata. cu ENTAL ASSISTANT — High talari,. M.tS Per hour rewibury, N J. OTrOl, stating quell •nttriM and nWrlor *• 000 t\ irtermed X-ray license Chalrslde Salary and commission to (cation! and salary required desk responsibilities. Call 111-7744 100 FINANCING HIM Htm »»-ft. qualified applicants. For SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS — Up to 4t mot. to pay lor quailtl.d buyer* on further Information call Sun. Experienced only. Apply Renco Manu 3 to 48 mo*, to PLYMOUTH H7I FURY III - DENTAL ASSISTANT Must be certified or bett oWar rat-iSH. Wed., 9 a.m.-9 p.m. aclurlng Inc., 10 Third Ave.. Long any naw or uaad car In alockl ninfl, powar ila«rlng, nt« CHAIRS.DE o Marlboro Swim Branch. Hf-lMI. ly naw or uaad VOLVO 1*4E I'M — Automatk. al •ptrienced m four-tvandtd dentltti AIDES HOMEMAKER HOME power, air. AM/FM ilereo tap* Re«u need an arnblhous worhar who r SHEET ROCKERS — Taper* and tin- HEALTH AIDES — Full or parillm PLVAWUTH FURY l*7t - Salon, fill lar 94% At M,000 4n-SUI ing to be MM ol a wtll-oreanlitd 8424314 Isheri. TOP waves. Steady work. Call and J4 houf dutv. Notxp«rl»nct ntc« FE INSURANCE REPRESENT MT-1SU, T a.m. to . p.m. and attor 4 HOME OWNERS SPECIAL] •ou01 07747. 100% Increase In production WMtLAN PONtlAC BUICKOPEL som* knowlodgt Of warthouM Pro STOCKROOM CLERK — For etec Hwv f Freehold ctdwrt Apptf lnp«rson, GELCO.Hwry MACHINIST - To develop special ma Our NEW office has various tronk manufacturer, shipping, racalv- PLYMOUTH IfM VALIANT ' 35. Wanamatsa DRAFTSMEN hlnerv and tood. Apply Motion Syv positions available. Ing and storage Experience required miiav good running condition, crackad ami Corp., tt Morgan Pi., Apply at Wheetock Signals Inc., in NEED A CAR? M/F Branchport Ave., Long Branch. N.J. «in««riiftd (100 llrm Altarft » m AUTOMOTIVE hrewsbury Ave.), Shrewsbury Trucks And Traders mm*>d.alt opanlng for an Indlviflu MM*. MANAGEMENT An equal opportunity employer MHW Ith formal training. In mechanka TRAINEES aftlng and • minimum of two years We have 100% FINANCING PLYMOUTH GOLD OUSTER tfrt — ACHINISTS - Bridgeport and lathe BOOKKEEPER radical tiparlenc*. SALES PERSONNEL More Classified Powar ilwring. air condliranlrn, AM n;t c IOCHEVROLET SUBURBAN - perators. Top ratas based on ex- Available to any qualified buyor... up to 48 radio, wftittwalli. *'n«l roof. BO«) ton Air. rowr weed, h—iv duty tlrat perience, minimum 10 years Small PHONE PEOPLE Our newly expanded deal •sponsiWlltias will include drafting on Next Page dition Can attar ipm. Ul »J» heavrdwtr wiperttion Eicellent con hop. All benefits Permanent posi< ership has created opening ork ol ordinary complexity form mot. to pay on my ol our fine Now or Used dition S41W »JJ 11» or «• 1HS ons EngllUrtown area IMeaOO. 0 experience necessary, our PLYMUUTH GOLD OUSTER H rawlngs of olh«n Maintaining Drod for the following: ACHINIST — Two. One to run Lathes Powar Hasina, air conditioning. AM rctlon control tyitem bv englnttrlng ompany will provide train- Switchboard Operator nd Bridgeport; one to run N/C radio. Ktiltawalrt. vinyl roof Goode», two-weed rear, new rubber S42-55O0. SIGNALITE NAGER - Retail luggage and gift paint, leather and carpel Interior AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Chicago Miniature hop needs someone with managerial Mafctt ereat rac« car or boat hauler Must bt skillad in comoltlt aulomotxl apebilitv who wants a future. Will 842-8315 Can Ifi-iin, f-i weekdavi •pa ay Iraxl Call anytlm.. )M««. HMO M4 7W4. - BEAUTICIAN IGAOLIANO ROOFING 1 SIDING •aann. ufaaM. imnwiai Parltlmt apprentice EXPERIENCED GARDENER - Ref iFreeaitlmatet Repalri Laaden, out HOMEOWNERS LAWN HONOA 1171 - CXK0. Wall Oily. aassifitd Ad lor 3 TAX SKHVICK Call 7473241 •fences required. One day par wte 51. Help Wanted Iteri 1M0H1 Of 711 lift* iMuW-coolod, wltn accaiwrln. »t— AND LANDSCAPING grail Cutting. Call mornings All prtasft of iirvdscapino. loUl lawn Call 4n-4iai. atk for Hank BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY of mortdayi, I ROOFING AND SIOING • Free eiti INCOME TAX PREPARED Knowledge of accounts payable, a weep>7 and I, M1-*4H. cart Ntw lawn planting. oM lawn I miMi Otwn Roofing 4 SWlrw Co. Call HONOA 117} CBtoo — Slraat Wka. lo counts receivable, payroll and oenar rtnovalloft. duality nursery slock In your horrw or ofllir Accuracy euar EXPERIENCED ATTENDANT including Sunday, \j*l 441* or Ml Iff* Ut, lfU mllaaea. good condition, with naw ba ledger, experience rtecessarv Send r bachnot work Foundation planilngs For animal hospital ania«d E«p»n Tai Si -vka. lume ID Monmouin Day Care Cenlar, tary, Wi Call 144 IW anytlma .71-1 MS you 9*1 on txtro II rn* 2644U3 W. BaroanPlaca. Red B^nk, N.J. 0770 SACCOS ROOFING HONDA - 310 with wlndihlald arM Horiion Landscape Inc. INCOME TAX RETURNS - Fadaral laddlo bagi. E>callanl condition. — FOOD COUNTER WORK — Seasona Me art eipeni In our Itatd. room Full and pan-time- Apply Nicker ion' fayREEl andscap* Arthimts t Contractors and Stale. Individual and builnali firm. 544-4122. B4OOKKEEPER/TVPIST — Fulltime ;• modellno. attic Ian initallatlon, attl Kiansburg Boardwalk. No Phon* call m* Co. NJ M1-I11-MM PraMrrd complaUly. ltlh yaar In MIO rasoonslble. conscientious, a SALES REGISTER CktiHM Itairi, itorm & ttreen wlndowi. row dlalown. Margtrv Trovato. I/a Ra- KAWASAKI 1*rt - KZ *O0 King iL perlenced and personable lor CP* of FORK LIFT MECHANIC — E It Call 471-UI7 for Free tiabu Tan Strvlc* Call for appoint, wal,taw mllaaoa , runs tuctlltnt. U» flea, Monmouth Cowntv Snore an OAROENS ROrOTILLEO - Wilt. In. perienccd on gas and electric. I Ettimatei 747 1171 Send comptel* resume lo: Box P " Adi cost as Htni at Tm BUI Till". Call 4M-MC7. «7l• — manl, 171 1711 M3-4477 The Dally Register, Shrewsbury or 171 Mil KAWASAKI 1174 - KIM. Lo MISCELLANEOUS FULL TIME - Wholesale/rat* 11 bus 43»am •friHS. »f» IWATCH YOUR BUSINESS OROW - 1 An Equal otoorUmllv Emplarar M/F M lv HiailaaiirilalaAaatt |Dlratt mall, » canli a homa. R"twi I" I"" »"*' * Orw Rtgilltr Plaia, Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701 HAIRDRESSER — With following, Red Bank area. Brand new shop SM-OU0 152 Bool* And Thr ThM) lt< gkto i SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1979 ACCtWrtS 22 Nubbin WALKER t WALKER REALTORS _,.. ~~ " WAT TRAILER 51. Ml a Monty To LMD WU0LL6END Shrewsbury Office " "" 71 Merchandise IM TUEJR DUE6 Middle town Office ^471-wn UirtHINTINDtNT - Mm araMct ALL TYPE LOANS For Sole AT FO« SALE - »' «••*•*« *••< BUSINESS & HOMEOWNERS 132 Condominiums *40 HP.. Evlnn£ motor, MM «•«• KM IM Hani ma Mw Daily-Sunday l attar < p.m. 741 S7)». mil CO mmt WH» M MM I (10JM-U4 at par mart* Town Houses MHTCM0OMD O»t«»I0« - Ptn- U OCEANFRONT jnitatlor., buv I to *** liIMI a.m. and REGISTER stantial 1 "THE TOWERS COMPLETE —n t^x •varmaMbackad 45 Ocean Aw hamaownar rvftnanta orgtrsm. Evan Classified Ads Monmouth Beach SAILING CENTER tWIMMINC POOL »f DVICE - *M If rou raj behind bills. craaUt pnbtomi i in ill •»• To aHMMitv tor a KM can Spectacular view ol ocean and nw CMHtryclMii MrMMtt EilMrtarca as low as Irom ihls two-toad room, Iwobath M- Hardware, Rigging, LU». Vestl HlUlIM fellt Mt MMUI AMy tn MittatiaX In tita privatv o* vaw Mm. urious unll Indoor and outdoor Pools we! Suits, Catamaran Parts •tra* » Cam Jaoar Pan. m • Many extras Relocating owner' 7M*l 43 cents priced to MM at $110.000 Call MM— FLAGSHIP MARINE WITCMftOAltD - OMfatar f»art ^EDUCE0M0»-Ona-oedroorri.with ma t-u aMft Lana-Mrm ~ View, $40s CENTURY It, OCEAN REALTY, $41 1990 NG~HVr - Ell, Sk(mnwr, Over. Tut-tm. For FAST RESULTS mnet Zudiat Metieler It you can) TEACMIM - ••> (Ulna* Wto. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE -J?"*J«* fW«M Htffi tctwai taacha,. Junta, AT LOW COST your rwil dinghy at BOAT 71 Merchandise For Various models LAWLEY AGENCV. USE you don't want a dinghy 1132 4 Merchandise Wanted REAL ESTATE Realtors. 741-6H1. ivw 841 »» n A« . 54-a Brjght M1H11 Mv tor in* m men H Bwtt mu Sale phone 01. Aporttnwit* . FOR SALE MiBB^aB. rWBmVM BHwnil inwiff arflH ' ITU 1. Merchandise 4MCM I* P 0 Bm IB, KM •*»*. N J 133 Income Property For Sale AAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN- -ONG BRANCH - Three-bedroom, CELLAR SALE - Garage equipment. REGISTER WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. arpel. garage, vard, best area, $130 131 Houses For Sale old botliet. melon radio*, laleviton. 47-1414 STATE RENTALS Bkr. TRUCK DRIVE* RUGS, FOR CASH. BY OWNER - Very well kept two g MOW blower, tape detk*. CB t ham IANO - Baby Grand S'l" Wheelock. L4K4M* INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES family home in a nice area Can be kept 14 FIBERGLAS RUNABOUT - • adloi. fur (Mb, lewelrv. air condl Classified Ads ainui, eicellenl condition, lovely MIDDLETOWN — Three bedroom A FANTASTIC BROCHURE - of 7414 159 E Newman Springs Rd. •s Iwo one-bedroom apartmenls. ores P Evinrud* ES steering wheel, loner, alM tome •ntiquei Phoof one, well cared for. $1100. 841-3*41. house on dead end street. Walk to shop homes In Monmouth County! It's yours hrewsbury 747-tlOO .noshield plus trailer Ready to i»e. in 14*0 tor appointment Art tor Jot Ping, school. New York City bus $400 If you write or call Betty Ross Agency, ently renting for $100 per month each TRUCK MECHANIC - Dittal •• 542-1700 IANO — Upright Kortler and SJrlact condition. S9S0 or bast «HhH per month Security required Call Jeff. 117 Rt 15. KevPort. N.J 07735. Phone Or can be vary easily converted to nice MTlWKI an* lasts IWtHim Apttfy lr impbfll $100 Can 264 I6B'. aller^J^ mnm. fctaMrti Intorntltgncl, Ml W Toll Frw Iron) Matiwin Arta ALL LIONEL TRAINS •414350 244 3454 siie, one family home Includes 0* Call 747 5499 rege, aluminum siding, new roof new Frwtt W RM ••<* Or Flyer Top cash appraisal 946 2«93 RIVER PLAZA — Four bedroom FLAGSHIP MARINE 3 LINES 566-8100 A BETTER WAY — To buv or tall major system Principals only, own*' IANO - Sterling Baby Grand. Ea lomt Dining room, remodeled kitchen TYPESETTER — Far maateffl, wall ANTIQUES - All kinds, bought for lop CENTURY 11 Photnia Realty. THE aMious_Asking %»•*» Cell 495975* BayKner Whaler Aauatpori 'Merit tone Make otter and bath, wall-to-wall carpeting, MylMid, lMl-«r«wln« prtrt tftw Ex 5 DAYS Toll Frte from Mlddlelown Area ash Marv Jane Roosevelt Antiques. NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL HUMSON'RED BANK - Two, four, Hobie Buccaneer Seafarer •72 13SI washer and drver Available July t, wrttmt an AM Camp Wt tvMMtttrt 09 East River Rd . Rum ton B42 3159 364-4900 O Day Harpoon Phantom Laitr 671-9300 detente* required, principals only, five family for sale $10$?OQQO cash »r*tarr«d Salary (wnmtnwr ata wlW ANGES - Be smart, (hop lite ware Member Appraisers Association of Calkins Gator EZ Lower $3.00 1515 per month plus utilities. Call A RUMSON RESTORATION — This will buv *ou one of these properties tor •blllit CimHn* bfitfflU. Cat he Regltter FAMILY ADS can wll ouse wav Best buvs in town Never America. income and depreciation purposes Johnson Outboard DESKS: FILES ~ TaWes. chairs, add 41 3948. lovely three bedroom Shore Colonial IfUri jt 4HM1O for appointment our unnteded item* for you Quickly jndersold BARNES SALES ft SER Sales * AAA Rated Service machinal, typewriters, offic ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- can be yours iust as soon as the restora 671-1*45 evtt. . Marchandlie tor sale ONLY ICE INC., 493-M17. RUMSON - Four-bedroom ranch, lire (ompiete Canvas Shop WAREHOUSE PERSON - ^Uut* equipment, etc, at bargain prices New TIQUES. Rl- 36 and Homestead Ave., lion crew packs UP their tools Take a Originating from household, not e« place, patio, fenced yard $500 One or used. A.AC DESK OUTLET. 1709 EFRIGERATORS - 7 to IS CU. ft, Leonardo 191 5250 look today $7i.000 E A ARMSTRONG Driver Industrial Sue** Comp#ny ceedlng a salt price of 1100 per article tst Ave . Atlantic Hlghl#nds Rt 35, Oakhurst. 431 1990 uv factory direct. $15 and up. One rear lease, May 15. #41 3576 AGENCY. Realtor, SSS Prospect Ave . 134 Farm Property plpat, ¥•!«» and (Ittlnst Good work PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Each BASEBALL AND OTHER - Non sport ear guaranlee Free delivery. Robert Lltlie Silver 74M500. 291-5600 infl ctnditMnt tnd haurlv wa*a» C*l additional Una, n 00 No discount ard collections. (18MH972), top prices 1UMSON — Ranch on one acre, three Mr Cator, nes, 193-4M7 OPEN SUNDAYS^ anteled before expiration DIRTSTONE-TOP SOIL paid. Ml 5» 3348 bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, central AL GREENE 8. CO.. INC MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP — 111 acre Land clearing and wood chippins air, basement. $550. M2-9OO7. _ general farm 70 at res Planted in «eg* No changes In COPY EFRIGERATORS - Be Smart, shop REALTORS KEYPORT MARINE SALES WAITRESSES/WAITERS - Mint be Hiun BUVING NAZt WW1 ITEMS tablet Pond stream Two slorv dwell Have something to veil? Phone he warehouse way Best buys In town ft Hwy 3S Keyport Ht-MOO HWY 35, HAZLET experienced Alto tamMtr tor morning Ask tor Phil RUMSON — Coiv Fisherman'! cot- Ing, outbuildings. $375,000 Terms ever undersold BARNES SALES A IJ9 1130 or 164 71H mm Apply in parson. «ei Dinar, DISHWASHERS - Be smart, shop the age, small, across from boat landing BROKERS BEST $» i MEYER MORRILL. Exclusive Bro- w Front SI, RtM tank warehouse way Best buys in town ERVtCE INC, 493-WW, Gas heat. Air conditioning Garden Three bedrooms. IS' master bedroom. ker, 842 4|76. • LENTZEMABINA Fo, >H,il«! H< 542-1700 Never undersold BARNES SALES a GARAGE AND HOUSE SALES - Pro- Carport Partly furnished, Move in WAITER WAITRESS - Counter htlp 10' living room, formal dining room. IB' imo moot bvrtnine wvlcff tor SERVICE INC., 4fMDir. essionallv run. Call May t. $350 a month plus utilities : call attar * P m OOFING — Wet Jet roof sealer, black country kitchen. 150 lot. „.„\M x.l bo.ll. IS » It' U»o 2*4 8tiS after 1 p.m. Yearly rental 747-5f94or 111 GR5-7240. IM Industrial Property THE DAILY DINETTE SET - And color TV Very r silver leal, will not crack. World's MELMED REALTY, BROKER bott *•'•* W IW>_ oughest Five gallon pails or 55 gallon 471 MM 493WM good condition HUMMELL - Valentine gift figurine >HADOW LAKE VILLAGE — TwO- WAREHOUSE HELP - And light -urns A Pace Product Call before 9 M«KO - M«'0«l> HUM" Calt altar • p.m.. 471-3050 Also 1979 plates. Will pay cash. Cal bedroom ranch, new, enclosed patio, LONG BRANCH - New W00 H " Durinjulu, Jormion Outboard* ing Full and part llnw available At» REGISTER m. or after 3 p m , 921 »40 BUY OR SELL - Your home through oiled 71/73149*8 appliances, complete maintenance warehouse, loned industrial Finished OMC. UM. S«'vit. rntPutl iv In NfMn Cantral Jaruv PoMt. Rl DOG RUN — Galvanlied. till an affiliate of the largest real estate outside, plus golf, tennis, swimming to your expecletiorts 165,000 7ft 7700 Trallto. tluwm. *"•"*'•» * North. FfMtwtd. 441 MM CLASSIFIED ADS With locking gate \VS OOFING SHINGLES — MIRROR, MIRROR ompanv in the world—Century 11 mmediate occupancy 747-3322, 9 5, Launching Ramp and Dochaoa ANTIQUE TOOLS - Orltntlalla, De 49J01BJ anytime Dimensional"'type Celottx Regular ON THE WALL, :«ens Realtor. 741 7*16 Multiple llsl WELDERS - All potlltoni, torrw MIO pretiion Glau, HSO ladles writing 10 in store. IB bundles, will sell $72. WHO IS FAIREST •tier 6 p.m.. 671 1571 ngs. permanent BanefHi Apply to Lvto, desk, etc. iti-SJ/l DRUMS - tO-piece set •00 (I 764 1415. OF THEM ALL?" 131 Mobile Homes UNION BEACH — Three-bed room BY OWNER - Four bedroom Spin wrt M.. Marlboro. MOO, Call after 6 p m TRY 842-1449 ANTIQUE - AM Deco bedroom set, Cape, garage, yard. kids, pets, $285 Level, I'.'j baths Basement One half RICHARDSON It . I»S7 Si* I4I4M0 n47-t434 STATE RENTALS Bkr GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - excellent quality, very unique. 13 piece ROOF SHINGLES - 10 cents each TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO acre $69,000 Call 544 1443 cylinder Chn*Criflen«ine Complete Babyslttlng/Chlld wrought Iron patio set. Reasonable DRYERS - B« smart, shop the ware Bethany Rd. Hailel Adull park Walk galiev head Sneos four New paint, 52 RED BANK LUMBER DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to COMPLETELY RENOVATED - to shopping and NY but 76* 3«n Call 141 SU4. house way Best buvs In town Never Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will 104 Winter Rentals baiieoes """ Bottom needs work Cart undersold BARNES SALES i SER hree bedrooms, one bath, living room, $1,500 u' be»t oHer «H-1H4 Buv from private owners and estates dining room, custom kitchen, wall-to- ANTIQUE PIANO - Early lWs. VICE INC , 493 MIT, __ OSENTHAL CHINA -- Eight piece ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND wall carpeting throughout New plumb 140 Real Estatt Wanted STARCBAFT I) SKI BOAT — M ft.p Lenon upright grand SJH" high bv lace settings lor 12, plus II serving BABYSIT - In my hon EXERCISE BIKE - Schwmn Deluxe EWELRY DESIGNED 799 River SEA BRIGHT — Newly carpeted, ng. heating, wiring, new roof and Mercury Coi trailer, lull cover .. iir/i" Sound board exiellent. good :es, 14 carat gold trim, Sansouccl Man throuah Frt., f-4. tone, illghllv tharp Ebony wood cabl Exerciser Heavy duly model, hat tl Rd,, Fair Haven. N.J 142*157 fnished, efficiency apartments and aluminum Siding Privale lot Pnnci Taihomdrr II gal remote ga* lank -V. $ttOO S4280SB. tel units Daily/weekly monthly LINCROFT — Home wanted Three J 4 H017 net with caiteri. matching mol. 11000 IT, odometer, speedometer, mileage pals only $42,500 Call 462 7263 $1400 Call '47 50K tves WANTED - English BoiiwOOd. ates Maid service, all utilities Trade bedrooms $50's. mmmum $W Call UI-IMI Indicator, adiustable pedal resistant EWING MACHINE — Heavy duty, 34 high. Reply Box US. BABYSITTER/SUMMER — Little SI Winds Molei, 841 tMT. *U 3438 or 374 7531 14 FT TROJAN CAB'N - With head control, rton-tllp rubber pedals E wo speed with cabinet and attach Rumson, N.J. 07760 DUTCH TREAT vtr Nrcnti n»M llttar and Uaniporia ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - ielle"l condition 1100 firm Ci VI. Cra« Marine, goad condition Call Original price, $300, nuw asking PIVB BEDROOMS - Three full bath I.I5TINO3 Of BETTER HUMES I" t'on tor tin- and tlgM-vtar-oM, mid Area's largett and flneji selection. VI 739 1759 alter S 30 and weekends 700 ( AH attei S p.m., ibtow 741 4604 Jwnt to Aug. PaM Driftwood B«w Squankum Yellowbroofc Rd , Fa< REAL ESTATE 105 Summer Rentals Dutch Colonial All spacious rooms Keansburg Middieiown Haiiel 1 10>40mastcrbedroom.lSi15den Fire Hoimdel area THE SMOLKO AGEN WANTEDBOAT TRAILER CeoabW Club mtfnbarthlp. Call avanlnoi on nodale, neil to Howtll Park FENCE - Flrtt quality white HAMPOO SINK - Excellent condl „ RENTALS » p.m., 141-4*44. Mil AIN. 9M9JM (' d*vl) aluminum. ll»4'i. very decorative, val place. One beauiilul'v landscaped acre CY. 717 0113 of carrying 3.OOOLtos Boat. Vee Bottom n, new laucet, includes shower at MOUNT POCONO - Four bedroom, ith in-ground pool Privacy, but near ued at $4000, best oiler 671-477*. Outboard 5471907 BABYSITTER NEEDED - Flwf dav APPLIANCES — Bt smart, shop the hment, ready to install to plumbing, two-bath Chalet Fireplace. Private ervthing $115,000 MAIAWAN L 1ST WITH i firm 56^0936 after i » m Ceniurv 21 Van's Age-ncv a MM, 7KM; 10. Or* child PI warehouse way Best buvs In Ic FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND 101 Apartments golt course, tennis courts, beach and LITTLE SILVER 1S4 Recreational call anytime, 4W-MM er undersold BARNES SALES & ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS try club Close to all resorts SERVICE INC, W801? THAU.M T HACK — Host and Hostess s4j. REALTY Vehicles TUSTING PIANO CO. lairs, red velvet, $150 pair. One AAA RENTAL SERVICE — New ren POCONOS CHALET — Sleeps twelve, 741-0950 BEDROOM SET - White wllh add 701 Bangs Ave Asburv Park 775 0874 armel glass, emerald green trim with all dally, never a fee for tenant dishwasher, fireplace, private com APA Ml TRAILER Popgstvard trim, twin bad. drassar, night table, 1006 Hwy. ». Occaf.-77S-0.64 ast bronze, like a Tiffany lamp cha _ ilshed and unfurnished homes arm ELLEN S HAZELTON. REALTOR apartments TEICHER AGENCY, RE munitv, swimming, fishing, boating too slew* Hi. *9uo Iress, box spring 764JO7I altar 2. FOR SALE — Ixll N.S. C and P. with , approximately 100 years old. Member Real Estate Eichenge RELIABLE PERSON - To babvil ALTOHS, 287 Oteanport Ave , Ocean WOO weekly 471 307T Call uiU'tM treadle, chassis, Stolen, extra set roller 500 74J4761 fi«t davi a Nftk, MMdlclown ar*a BEDROOM SET - Five piece Walnut port. S42 3500. 841 3200 152 Boats A Accessories cores, roller bearers, lead cutters, var- WEST END - Ocean view patio, pool. BROUGHAM MOTOR HOME l«1 Call aftar t p.m., »t 1HJ Contemporary Excellent condition, TEREO - Advent 150 receiver, iable speed reversible motor lor press BEAUTIFUL MODERN - Five one bedroom apartments SAND CAS- Dodge tieect ill fui'v equipped 17150 |t» 495 1657 between 3-5 p.m. arrd 125 SB turntable, two Fisher FAIR HAVEN to lonls hand type In cases, quoins ooms, heat, hot water and cooking gas TLE APARTMENTS. 400 Ocean Blvd peakers, needs some work, $350. Will 15 FIBERGLAS SEA RAY - 50 h p or besl ofler Gary 495 9474 53 Domestic Help furniture, key. stone, stick Location supplied. Adults preferred, no pets 1228235 $72,500 BEDS, SOLID BRASS egotlale or sell osrts individually 1 Mercury with Cox trailer Many or COX 1971 - POP UP lent camper, in* Keanburg. Easy removal (500 References and security. $195 per rnrea bedroom, I ) bath immaculate Factory direct. 946 m* B42 2ISS tras Enceitenl condition Asking (1500 tant setup SIMP* (1 > healer three t- 21S-W7-64I1 - mortih 7t7 5434, . bi level with a family room overlooking HOUSEKEEPER - Llvt in or out 717 1191 burner slove t«n« 'teboa tab>e and TEREO -- Shark AM FM with B 106 Furnished Rooms a fenced yard and 0*110 that are lust Good N> Four or fiva-dav WH» Rat BEST TOP SOIL FREEZER — Coldspol. 15 cu. It BEAUTIFUL - Onebedroom apart slove removable »c outdoor cooking _. plave ad coder Like new _.lect for those summer barbecue* II ARROWGLASS - In •rintai. Wrlu Bon 0-I»t, Ttw Dall Good (III dirt. Eckel Trucking, HI 9707 Ranlilar, Shrtwiburv, NJ. 07HH. BINGO TIME - And location list Sand 6 unit garden apartment Ideal for 41 J4S0 anytime __ dilion engine require* minor repairs and weekends. lei. bv week or month, kitchen privi KROWN POPUP CAMPCR 197) 11.00 with self addressed envelope, WIMMINC POOL DISTRIBUTOR - young marneds or senior cltiiens, In Asking $600 firm 141 7755 ed to dispose of like new 31" long •afe surroundings. Superintendent on S 191 0066 or '41 1144 FIREPLACE 70* Sleep* *i« or e<9ht Double dinette ne P O Box 247, Atlantic Highlands. N.J. FREEZERS — Be smart, shop the 54 Situations Wanted 'e-ground pools complete with sun premises Overlooking ocean on Hwy largo bedrooms, two baths, 12 bo 1 sink. htele< triree burner re 1771a. .terehoute wav Best buvs In town ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Room for eck. fencing, filter and includes full rw block before Highlands Bridge Florida room. den. full finished base 19 T CRUISER 1973 With trailer IM movable itove etc Moving mutt **•< Female Never undersold BARNES SALES I .. . with or without kitchen privileges I, Vermont slate lover two car BOXES - Corrugated. Packing sup- islallation Asking $9B9 Financing New York bus at door, harbor view n p Merit fuiwr inboard outboard 471 1671 5ERVIC6 INC.. 4W-W17. A make vourteif ai-home Place Call garage, patio almost tin plies tor Industry and Moving and I va liable Call Peter collect, 67I-5HJ excellent condition Jackets, compass 871-0350. MELMFD REALTY BROKER MOTOR HOMES * >» NFNT BABYSITTING - Mv Shrawt IOC. Call 747 4096 or 4el 4>71, FURNITURE - Sofa bed, queen sue •9 697 8100 and depth finder, other extras lltOOor a CAPRI APARTMENTS — One- iS650 4931*00 be*l offer 671 7657 Check our unMataoie hom«. Small «roup, plav vard, snacks > 9.95; new mattresses, ill 95. HIGHLANDS -• For gentlemen, ami AfiS US MO Bathroom ifni HE USED FURNITURE CENTER bedroom garden apartmenls available ales and compare. 779047] hoi (unch«. ttaionablt ratal Any Mt itttCt. 139. K.D, SHARP'S lined rooms. .... 4S" kitchen sink and cabinet i, 197 Shrewsbury Ave , Red Bank jal, hot water supplied. Free pool In FLORIDA 26 SAILBOAT Sleeps two. wood 95 Can 741-OH] anvtlma. URN I TURK, 171 Hwv. 36, West ummer. Near shopping and public 872 1351 H P outboard make offer Call Windows. $15. Six burner gas stod Beens, Has beens and Why Nots JUPITER TEQUESTA Keansburg Call after I p.m.. 495 0095 ransptiriatton 291 0004 Girl's drapes, SIS B42 iiO HIGHLANDS - Ocean and river view. Hobe Sound HI 5447 after 5 p m THRI t IV S CHILD CARE - In mv Lltllt Sllva MAIN I INK ft NC.ING Surplus FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? furnished room lor mature business RAYMOND C HOAGLAND. ASSOC Need repair. Best offer ILIFFWOOD BEACH — One- 30 1969 LUHRS - SPOH Fisherman horn*. Hot rrnati and tnackt. Bv Itw Irst Quality, vinyl clad Must sacrlllce. — Check the USED FURNITURE gentleman 872 12^0. Eva* IU5I 747 223) 872 0691 bedroom, "i a home, porch, yard, $215 New 160 Chrysler engine in watef, lurn hour, m«k and wrcktndi, 74l-«n. 59 cents sq. It., Installed with top rail CENTER OF RED BANK. Fine 4/9434 STA1E HtNTALS Bkr Tequesta Properties, inc kev ana go 770 KM 210 Lost A Found KEYPORT - Large furniihed room minimum Terms arranged Iture lor less 197 Shrewsbury Ave v'l — 19" color, from $179. RCA, P O Box 3447 TYPING rrence required, t30 Weekly Call 713-0100 enllh, Phtlco, G.E., Admiral. These HIGHLANDS AND SEA BRIGHT - Realtors. MLS Trquett* Don* In mv horn*. after I p.m., H4-4SM AQUA SPORT els are in excellent condition and One and two bedroom apartments, PMau call MI-O41S FOULKSPRESTONAGENL* toie •;•> Jonnu CHERRY BEDROOM SET-Cannon- •packed in carton with brand new set arpet, dishwasher. $255 UP on the bay MIDDLETOWN - Furnished room, in Anchorage Apartments, 847 10W REALTORS ball twins, dresser, mirror, cheslon uarantee VISA and Matter Charge ilce area, Village section, near bus and Woodland Dr -Middielown—*7l 9494 w-sai :tml, night Hands, Victorian solid cceoted 787 6750 ailroad slation Call tn Ml 55 Situations Wanted GUITAR — CAMEO 11 STRING HIGHLANDS — New condo tor rant walnut marble-lop bureau with mirror, CALL FOR Home Selling Mints CALL RAY AFTER 5 P.M. .1th all appliances, washer, drver, $350 Male carved Six Victorian slipper chairs, RED BANK,— Good location, parking, ERA NAVESINK ASSOCIATES aron/e gilded New Haven clock Vic WO TORO — Professional riding month. 141-0505. ^___ gentleman preferred 1008 Rl 35 Midd'etowo t'l U600 mowers, 75" cut. Good condition Call lorlan love seat Everything mint coi HOLMDEL — One-bedroom, country 741 7575 ALL AROUND YARD WORK - Trtm HAMMOND & BALDWIN tier i, 143-1094 • HAVE BUYERVNEED LISTINGS ditlon U1-01U setting, heat and hot water included Make It Yourself cut, wrdant rotoilltod. tuttari, sa PIANO AND ORGAN Call the Kerr A«*ncv. inc $290 per month 8IB 5900 ragat, houMiclaanad frat asilmala CHILDRENS' - Furniture and toys. WASHERS AND DRYERS - Buv lac 108 Commercial Rentals 636 River Rd , Fair Haven. 141 4477 CENTER —y direct, 150 and UP. One year guar< 741-4JOS. Household Items, tome never used, KEANSBURG — Modern onebedroom r«7 ban IW.0OQ total prka. teautilul condition, only lour months m Pool table, handmade items, 47 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr GiG Raaltort 531-1000 111 >td. $500 or best ofler. 530 0344 HEMLOCKS Pattern 471 circle pattern piece For the most beautiful hedge ousehold goods 1] Chancevlllc Place, MlDDLESEX~~ Three-bedroom, So DOWNTOWN RED 6ANK - Prime LARGER THAN Monmoutti 671-0330 lomme charts for vest and top. CONN SAXAPHONE • Alto with case 3 to 4 It. |3 each. 747JB79. ^ River, free heal, kids ok. under $300 office space with on-slte parking One |T LOOKS — Thre* to fou» bedroom EARN EXTRA MONEYII — $U pa 100. Can be seen In shade room of 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr block lo Broad street and Hospital Will harmer. two full baths, formal dining sues 8 10. 1214 included complete lo your requirement Ex 100 mailing circular!. Fraa intorma Prown's, 31 Broad St.. Red Bank. HOMEMADE —Delicious Easter pie jARAGE SALE - April 11. 9 5. Varl- -oom, iff catlings Beautiful natural MODERN APARTMENT - Near elusive agent 27,000 sq II , will divide tlon, wrlta: ST. Entarprltai. S410 Pastlerie DlGrano (wheat pie) an us items Games, bar, hobby horse, butternut woodwork Finished base 1 ransportallon Best time to call before S. alter to suit CENTURY 21 Coiens Bant Bough E , Houston. Ti. JK" Plua Rustlca (salami pie). $15each. nlcvcle. snow pushers, many other menl Possible mother daugMfr COUCH icon, 495 0416 Agencv Atk lor Mr Coiens or Mr Inch pie. Also lamb and bunny cakes lings 11 Minion PI., Little Silver Olf Don't miss this one A buv al 154 too J1.50 lor each pattern Add 401 LEAVING APRIL It — For And two chairs, ISO Nettles. 701-741 76U HO each. Call Monday, Tuesday vcamore Ave Carman lilandv Can laka an M 94M4U PORT MONMOUTH — 199 Port Moi LITTLE SILVER each pattern lot first class air Wednesday or Friday between 5 and ilh Road, small efficient! tlonal aiilgnmvnt. Rtplv P. 0. BOR 1 GARAGE WORKSHOPS-Two 750 SO REALTY marl and handling Stud to: Atlantk Highland!, NJ. 07m. COUCH AND CHAIR — Old, both 140 P.m. 741-6314, ask lor Bel 73 Machinery For Sale bedroom, kitchen, living room area ft. shops available. Overhead doors, Mahogany closed closet, $15 Lamp, and bath. $200 per month plus elcctrlcl heal, electric and water. $150 oer 741-0950 HOLIDAY SPA MEMBERSHIP — SIS Bisque doll, f. >», 14i-»4>, v. one month security No pels a month each Call 291 1573, 9 5 week VIP Good till September, iteo 1350 63 Money To Loan owed. Call 495 0374 days. LARGE LOT ISO's COUCH - •'. Heavy, large oak table. Phone 741-W31. RACTOR - Case ACD. Runs good lauro WKteler Hydraulic snow olow. double bottom Four bedrooms. )'j baths, dmmg End tables Pine coffee table Two RED BANK 18 RIVERSIDE AVE HOLMDEL VILLAGE - 2700 sq fl iiUMMl | HI 115 - 1V7S and 1979 rubber, $875. 946 4325 after 6 P oom. science kitchen, gameroom. living room chairs. Ml JS16. office space, will divide Call Owner. Nwdltcrafl Dtpl. 61 (175 lor both RIVERVIEW TOWERS basement, garage Leo E Massa, Realtor 946 7600 LOANS BY PHONE DELI CASE 4 FT. — Stainless steel, 671-5465 "THE VERY FINEST IN MELMED REALTY, BROKER 1 S650 493*600 Tin Doily Rtgiiler Secondary Mortoagt Loam tike new, sell contained unit Call 77 Pets And Livestock LUXURY HIGH-RISE" LINCROFT - Oflice Wilt, established HUMMEL — 1978 plates, t140. 197 TOLL FREE: (MO) 471 11H 71? 1400 after 1. Overlooking the Navesink River professional building. 700 plus sq ft Plate $110. 1978 bell, $115 1979 bell MIDDLETOWN CHAPEL HILL Ample parking Near Parkway Im $110. Also. 1971, $940. Othe We want you1 To help us keeo rents AREA - Early American Ranch, three Advanced And Beginners mediate occupant* Call 7«M **bb In 1(1, 0M CMM Sli, Mm 71 Merchandise For plales.bells.end figurines available at their lowest. Bv maintaining 100% large bedrooms, formal dining room. 71. Merchandise DOG TRAINING living room with fireplace and beamed imtyHI 10011 Print Htm, Call M7-733A968 occupancy we are effectively keepini 3000' LUXURIOUSLY DECORATED Salt For Sale Classes eyes and Sat afternoons ceiling Large entry lover Eaimkilct. Bay shore Companion Dog Club rents low. Studios Stirling at $175. one — Prime office space, in bteutlful n Uiita, bf, ratirn Hunbtr. HYBRID GERANIUMS - « a hall a bedrooms starling at $340. two en, coiv dtn, laundry room, two full tile 741-8046 executive and professional office co NEW FOR 1979' NEEOUCRAH doien Flower and vegetable plants a bedrooms starting at $500. three baths Lots of closets Hardwood floors low prices Mike's Greenhouses, 21 Dim Will subdivide S66-0'00 18x36 m ground pool and patio Private, AKC IRISH SETTER PUPPIES —Cai bedrooms also. CATALOG Hundrels of beauti Short Blvd., Kaansburg. 7871434. treed acre plus lot Two car garage 787 9298 RED BANK — Good location for srr $108,500 M2 9534 ful things to make! 3 free Central air and heal, gas cooking business Call after e p.m after 5 p.m, patterns inside Send 751 IBM TYPEWRITERS balconies, 24-hour doorman, TV secur 741 6JH MIDDLETOWN On a guiel lane, itv, swimming pool, sauna, marina ATTENTION RED BANK - Beautiful offices or icre of land, three bedrooms, living also underground parking Rental of RENTAL $19.50 per mo TOMMY'S PET SHOP stores for your business $250 to $350 oom, dining room, modern kitchen, (ice open seven devs a week. Call Bob Reni_wilh option to buv 871-031 VARIETY OF BIRDS i>*-r month r\7i ms evenings ecrealion room. 7') baths Good wool »•>•>••• Cicconc at 201 7411731 PIGEONS, PARAKEETS wall to-wall carpeting Must see to ep KITCHEN CABINETS RED BANK - Available space In vart precialf Owner In Fifties 471-3709 CANARIES. FINCHES RED BANK — Apartment available Used, good condition I2VV base wll ous Zimmerer professional buildings, PIGEON FEED si* large lovely rooms, new moderr double sink, yellow formica top, 14' to all oflice suites are carpeted, deco MEDICATION S, SUPPLIES kitchen, quiet residential neighbor Printed Pattern units, 1100. Electric range, dishwashci rated, sir conditioned and ready to MIDDLETOWN -Send for our Shore s Church st Keansburg hood, close to transportation, Call tor best ofler. Call 1414933 move into: and Country Living" brochure, pics, Appointment. 741-2796. descriptions, prices on available BEAUTIFUL - Pedigrees and mUei 1 337 Broad Street - One unit avail Border Intrigue KITCHEN — Dishwasher, slove. sink homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re- •ups and dogs Also gorgeous kitte RED BANK - Beautiful one bedroom able containing 700 so ft and divided laucets, counter too Excellent cond altors, tW Rt 35. Mlddletown. 671 7300 and young cats All shots. Call 679-231 into a private office with a large sky tlon 1646452. Carpeting, dishwasher $350 Include Or 679-4194. heat. 671 1965 eves. lighted studio with storage closets, al OCEANPORT-Gooseneck Point One LAMPS — Two Ivory Ginger Jar $300 per month including all utilities. acre, three bedrooms. Dutch Colonla COCKAT1EL pleated shades, like new, $25. King-sii RED BANK - Beautiful two bedroom 7. Ill Monmouth Street — Sinale-room With cage, $150 dining room, fireplace. $19,500 Princ carpeting, dishwasher. Landlord pay oflice of 200 sq ft at $115 per month spread, two matching pillows. $15. Ci 760-4471 pals Only 729-29*7 a71-14St. heat $400 671 1965 eves. includes heal and water plus electric Both of the above require minimum OCEAN TOWNSHIP- Wavsicte Woods FREE — To good home, m RED BANK — Two room efficiency LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS one-year written lease Call owner and Long View Village Elegant new In, Hound. Nine months old apartment, VERTICAL BLINDS Walter Zimmerer & Son, 946 3400 or homes from $110,000 Call 5110505 Call 495 2355 Call 841-486) between 7-9 p.m 3tr% OFF LIST! m 4712 Free delivery, Elenbv Products. Ca RED BANK - Huge four bedroom REDDEN AGENCY 2134449 for quole GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - duplex, fireplace, garage, best area SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL AKC registered, black and tan, Shot BUILDING REALTORS 747-9434 STATE RENTALS_8k 301 Maple Avf -Red Bank -741 9100 LIVING ROOM COUCH — Lovesea and wormed. One year guarantee Only one suite (1100 sq fl) slill avail and chair, one year old. Early Amer 1 om private breeder 787 552B RED BANK - Onebedroom. free heat able In ultra-modern addition to well RED BANK - Possible assumabie No waist sejm-easy Pick an can, $250 Call after S, 741-4119 kids ok, yard, $19S. established professional building Lo- mortgage 7% Dutch Colonial Seven eiotij paisley border cunt for LHASA APSO PUPS — AKC regls cated on Sycamore Ave. In Tlnlon MANURE — $1 bushel, live bushe 7479434 STATE RENTALS BK rooms and bath, fireplace Asking >d, championship bloodlines, si Falls, adjacent to Parkway Ready tor this peasant-inspired dress minimum Delivered $61,900 Call weekends or after i. weeks old Three females, one malt RED BANK — Unfurnished studlc immediate occupancy. Unlimited park Call 787 8'50 Ml-4448, Gathered, slightly scooped neck DISCOUNTS FOR luperior show quality. Call 747-3468, apartment available Greentree Apart Ing Beautllullv landscaped Medlca ments, 119 Soring St. Call 74) 3953 fo Specialties only Will finish lo suit Cal RUMSON,R"ED"BANK"-HOIO 120,000 line has V cutout MOVING, MUST SELL — One coi appointment. 541-4413. cash buvs you a beautiful one or two Printed Pattern 94/2 Hall vertible couch, blue and tan flora 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes SENIOR CITIZENS RUMSON - Beautiful two-bedroom family home for you to live In 671-1965 print, beautiful condition, only fou eves. ^ Sizes 10*. m. m I6H months old. asking SSOO or best oil* aparlment Carpeting, dishwasher 110 Wanted To Rent BIKE — Bov'S Ross, slie 16, trainln 18fc Sue llto ibust 37) tikes One 50-gal fish tank and stand, neve etc. $375+ utilities 671 1965 eves wheels, kick stand, excellent condition RUMSON — Adaptability Is the hay 3 yds 54 inch border print CHECK THIS LIST Of MERCHANTS WHO ARE used filter, pump and .heater, all a< SHADOW LAKE — Golf, tennis, swim 145 542-8926 eves., weekends. CLEAN EFFICIENCY — Studio apart word lo describe this fine railed ranch ccssories including fish, asking $2rj mlng, boa I Ing, new I wo bedroom ment Vicinity Monmouth Mall. T on secluded, tree lined street. Prasanl One folding single bed. plants and odd HONDA 1973 — CT70. good runnln apartment, wall-to-wall carpet, dish OfttfclNG SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY $140. Call 787-7916 after 5 Iv used as a three-bedroom home, but and ends Sal-. 113; Sun.. I? 4 Or ca condition, $175. washer Sorry, no pels! 747-6738. S30.0344 maid's room and second den could be Call after 5 P.m., 591 1519 GARAGE - Wanted to rent to store 16 easily convened back to make live *»<«•» to. uch ptttm. UNION BEACH - Three large rooms boat, Middletown. Red Bank or su< OLD SHIP MODEL — Pier mirror MOPED — 1977 Angel. Excellent run bedrooms. Four baths. Slate * I • bath, heat supplied, adults preferred rounding area. Call 741-3170 days «« W l« well patttfn to sideboard, coffee table, oak cabins dining room. Many extras Fully ning condition. Safety features. Used no pets $250 month. 264-7216 609 448 6336. weekends/nights. hrtl-clw airmail, handling. high boy, wrought Iron set, china s than a year, 1750 Call 8411430 o fenced Sylvan pool. Just offered a frames, good miscellaneous. •3194 UNION BEACH — One-bedroor GARAGE — 20x11. must be dr $159,900 B4I-3S40 porch, parking, yard, budget $13$ Wanted for year round CENTURY 71 COZENS. Realtors ONE GIRL'S - One boy's 70" HI Rise 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bk "Independently Owned" PAINT FOR SALE - All types, a Call 671 2549 bikes. $15 each One girl's 26" Ross B13 River Rd. Fair Haven colors WEST END - Two bedroom, air, fre PHARMACIES RESTAURANTS coaster brake. $10, 264-0693. RACE TRACK OFFICIAL — Desires 741-768* Open 9 to 9 HED OAK DINER Calt SM6779 heat, kids ok. $265; onebedroom, $225 furnished one or two bedroom apart MARIAN MARTIN 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bk ment, May 15 through Labor Dav RUMSON AREA - Send for our PARKING LOTS AND DRIVEWAY 82 Swimming Pools Highlands lo Asburv Park. Call o "Shore and Country Living" brochure — Black top sealer, absorbs oil an Pattern Dept. 4)20 Write J.F. Wlckman. P.O. Box 3557 pics, descriptions, prices on available grease, special this month, buy It 102 Houses For Rent New Hyde Park. New York 11042 homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re OLDE UNION ROUSE gallons, get 55 gallons free. A Pat ABOVE-GROUND POOL - Appro* 11% Discovfll to Senior CUtiem 516-318 2010 aliors, 112 Ave of Two Rivers Tht Daily Rtgiittr Product. Call before 9 n.m or afler matelv 15x40. oval Any rcasonabl •ArSHORE PHARNUiCY ?T1 TtOB ONOUH EARLY 6IRO SPECIALS Rumson, 842-2900. o m , Wl-ltW. offer 291-0413. FREEHOLD - Country setting, five 44 P M ONLY RENTALS — Yearly or winter. Te bedroom, loaded, with acreage 11 WhortAyt Red Bonk U1-WS ants are eager to rent Immediately RUMSON RARITY — Little ranch n 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bk 108. Commercial Call 431-W33, Mon.-Frl. No fee. landscaped i'i acres. Two fireplaces LINCROFT PHARIAACV M New PALACE DINE* 106. Commercial HIGHLANDS — Two-bedroom, No (wo bedrooms. 2"> baths, two-car ga THREE — Bedroom house or apart 1 man lavMis Rd . LkKreft. N J Frte W% Olscawnt le Senior cm tew River, remodeled, carpet, kids, 1250 rage. Mint. $147,000 Owner, 8420074 Rentals Rentals ment for two adults and two children In ?JJ«!, »*St, N«.T«rk,HT Denver* SentorCltliefttOlKewnlhON 41 Monmevtrt SI .Ked Bonk 741 11)1 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bki tm we aartKlawtt in PAA Pr«- Union Beach. Hailet or Keyport area THINKING OF — Selling or buying? 10011. Print NAME, MOHESS, ram Can 741 Hie HOLMDEL - Two bedrooms, liv For June 1 739-1930. Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY Bt, SIH and SIYU DUMUII. 54 BROAD ST. PRIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE 671-2800 TIRES room, dining room, two-car garage, 12.000 sq ft Tailgate load- pets, $540 per month plus utilities and «li the new clothes you need for RED BANK, N.J. VETERANS OR FHA security Call 739-2966 lor appointment JO'i'l'usy life are in our SPRING- RADIATOR WORK CROWN TIRE MART ••officesuite(1,121 ci ft.tmoybe ing, railroad siding, private BIG BUY-COZY HOUSE Dncounls te ALL Senior CO'ieni, Hw* subdivided for ony portion there parking, air conditioned, Veterans no down, $319 53 princlpa SUMMElf PATTERN CA,AL0G, •fDtAMKftAOIATOR WORKS M, P«rt Monmowlh 717 7171 KEANSBURG — Two-bedroom coiv of Ctntrol olr, heat, private park- spnnklered Public trans- home, yard for kids, pels, clean, $175. and interest monthly. Three bedroom Dresses, tops, skirts, pants, vests, ««•> Aar Cawamwimt ft Ceeim. Shrewsbury Avt , Tinlon Fglll. Ing, elevator, full lonltorlol ser- new kitchen, new bath, large lot with liafe AH ww Awta Repels 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. | JO \m 4S >0 Aw . Long eroncn vice Included. Prime location. portation. Tht Action Line brick barbecue, garage for storage ixkets Plus Jl 50 free pattern WX Pwcewwt ta All Sa>war Cmtem Mi KEANSBURG - Four rooms, do) Start somewhere, don't pay rent /9472 Rl n Neptune 774-*a»o coupon. Send 75( mw.tfwty..***** /ii n» 747-1100 747-1100 porch, yard One month security. $250 $38,500 PAUL P. BOVA INC., RE olus utilities. 787-9425 after 4. 542-1700 ALTOR, 671-2544 *••• »»• 4J Setrvwstowy SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. APRIL 10,1979 Jf^ D,Jy RrgfcfcV 23 Towns*)!* TM CM* aitafin Detw1 tECTION V. TM «M*« M tt- Mbeact latoe mmwm ef MM Haw. MM CtMfH. Majlt cevae leM BE IT ORDAINED, bv Mt Town- Pkt. nIT II I. 1 OMratloM ZfMM t» ship Committee af Ma TownaMP df The Fine, Fallible Twelve Shrewsbury, Counlv of MunmowM and bto iiaiX ****** w «Mt Hrhlfia Slatoaf New Jeraav.attoltowi: 1 Prim to iMd iftirktai BPK wt Sactton t- The compensate* af Me Township of SAriwtburv Ctort sheJlba •reaertv wmrnr MtMMiH dMt« an annual satorv * la.UMB whkh MM • He* warattw. mam «tf UMII •kali be In itou af all fee* and peyaaw in I «f MM Jtmt. TUt •tMtir • mm af «M MttgnaMd are* eauai fluarterly intlatlmenti; pro- I M. M«r aMaiMf) The tartar aMitl etto tM* KM diU and vlded, however that atera*aw toa thall * —let m*t he HHi mini tw •*> Mac* at wftkh Ihe matter will M tub not In any way prohibit Ma said Clerk from receiving toaa ar . _ Staunch Thomas strides Ill iPKialNMICM mmmt *a MB WIW' and CeuncU tor tor tarvkas rendered in am eMar pMl- SECTION VI: It It hantftv da- 4. Any vaMct* IMM perked In a tton or oHfca whkh tha mav held or CONGRATULATIONS tar mined and doctored Bv IMt Camctt marked an* Mated Fir* Department tram receiving additional cernpenta KEVINCOLTON Opaiitew Zone may be impeunaed tion tar tervket rendered in hotding df Thai Ma bonds ar note* iuuad and tawed bv the Beratta* Peika D» ostdtom VOUR NUMBER ONE PunuaM to Ma Ordinance than bear Moment to fBA are* fie«r police head Section 1. The campansaUon of Ma -tOCCM FAM" interest at Ihe rate ar rat« not eicaa* quarters a«d the vehicle thall be re Township Committoaman Mall be an ing currant intorast ratot. turnedta r b ewiiftr u»en tMvm**.. o< the annual salary of SUMO whkh snail ba doggedly at Jesus' side (b i That BM aartad of iMdHHwaii of reamwaWi coetief lewtnB •** Hwat in liaw af ail tees and payable in enual the irnprovanianl described In Section I I Any memtar af the Borouejti monthly Installments HMOtcoAl IIAOE*! HUTU Section 1. Tht compansaUon of Me EDITOR'S NOTE - TUi iec- A#rtc. m ail aiwn at in. MI read hereof tor wftkh the oMnMUant author Pettce DeeerirneM mav bring a tern nod in thii Ordinance are to be Itauad vtalnl ••cinst the omrnt of anv vehicle Tewnahip Chairman shall ba an annual oad laitallmml ol • flve-p»rt MM prlva* Far (wrlMr livjermaflon. Is IS veari tatmd MThed In • marmtd and potted salary of »1.000 00 whkh shall bo In lieu Mil mill) 74. m It. CMI |,» of all feat and payable Inaoual monthly MnCfc (O That Bto Supplemental Debt Fir« OeewimeM OtMralleM Zone In liter icrlei abut the Statement them (hat Ine •row debt of violation«f fMt ordinance and taw met MH) Borough at defined in Section tor thall be heard to the Municipal Section 4. The compansaUon ol Ma •poUct, drawn Irom the Bible MRS. SYLVIA **A l-a of the Revitad Statutes is in Cewrt. Violations Clerk shall be an annual —i other indent writligt, H«i*.iHHn Aivelvi) 1 M»l created bv Mils Ordinance in Ma wm of • Upon a find.ns of vtouilon of thii salary of »MN) 00 whkh shall ba in lieu iiajjug as and the issuance of the ob- ordinance, Ihe Municipal Judge mev ft all fees and payable In eouel Quarter •cues on Thomu, Junei and S42-9S00 ligalioni aulhoriied bv tttlt Ordinance tmaote a fine or peneltv in hit dlscre ly installments •hi. it permitted bv Section 40A U of said Ikon up lo the majlrrwrn permitted bv Section S The compensation of Ma Law. the law* of the Stale of New Jeriev, Clerk of Me Magistrates Court shall be By GEORGE W. CORNELL SECTION VII: Thai the total AND BE IT FURTHER OR an annual salary of DOOM whkh lhall AP Religion Writer amount of the proceeds at the oblige OAINED that Bill ordinance theil 90 be in lieu of all lots and payable in •INOIM AND tOUOWRITIM — Irani Mtnorlied bv thlt Ordinance Into effect ueon utaauoe end publka equal Quarterly Installments, and Ma A hawk circled far up in the which may be eipended tar Intartal on lion accordingto le w Am Masittratet Clerk thall be an sky and gradually glided lower, such obligations, enainaarlnt and in NOTICE OF PENOING ORDINANCE annual salary of MM W whkh shall be wee lion com and leoal iMpentes in the TM ardlnanca Pubiithed herewith in lieu of all toes and payable In equal "nutrias eyed it somberly. It manner provided In Section 40A 1-1 of wai introduced end patted Hpon tint Quarterly installments seemed to trace an implacably 213 instruction the Revised statutes it not exceeding reading at the meeting of the Mavor Section I The compensation of me U4.0OO0O ana Council of the Borough of Ocean Township Magistrate shall be an an- deadly design, hovering nearer nual salary of »1,000 00 which shall be SECTION VIII: The lull faith and port, in the County of Monmouth, New A REAL ESTATE - U<*t ika in lieu of all feet and payable in equal ts prey. The strike would credit of me Borough of Keaniburg It Jeriev held on April i. 1*7* II will be caurtt Mwninai. May Ult quarterly installments hereby pledged lor Ihe Payment ol the further considered tor final paneae. come, and Ihomas foresaw it. Section / The compensation of the ~ IMtlluU, J41-O7W principal and interest on Ml of (he etter public hearing thereon, at a meet Municipal Prosecutor shall ba an an- bond* or notes issued pursuant to this ing of Mid Mayor and Council to be lie others evaded it. nual salary of 17M0O whkh shall be Ordinance, and the sum required tor held In the Borough Hall In Mid payable in equal quarterly Install- such payment shall in each vtar while Borough on April I*, If 71 al • 00 o ttot h He watched James and John, ments In addition, the Municipal Pros any of said bonds or notes arc oulstend p.m., and during the wee* prior lo end ecutor shall receive additional com those two ambitious, hot-blood- ing be included in the annual budget UP lo ant including the date of such pentation for any and all services ren and raised bv tai without limitation at meeting, copies of uld ordinance will ed brothers, as they adjusted derad In excess of his appearance ai to rale or amount upon all Ine taieble M made available at the Clerk's Office the regular court sessions ol Ma Town- the halter on the burro's head property within the Borough lo members of the general public who ship of Shrewsbury Municipal Court. SECTION IX la) Towards the shall roouetl tame and smoothed out the goat-hair Section I The compensation of the purposes ol thit Ordinance there is PATRICIA L- VARCA 211 AWrtftM Municipal Treasurer shall be an annual riding pad. Jesus swung atop herefore appropriated the sum of A/BOROUGH CLENK salary of ft,000.00. Provided not paid 130.40$ II Irom Stale Road AM Allot April If) U* .10 he animal, sitting sideways, bv other source tor the same function, LCsfcCNOTICEMIft. ment Receivable wtiichsa>d funds that) ORDINANCE • W which shall be In lieu of all other leas iis gaze swept his 12 men, a utKar tliwaa hat w—ttj to aw Zanim be used soiely lor the pwrpotn of ttm AN ORDINANCE TO AMKND AH and payable in eoual Quarterly Install- B«ar« at MJtntmont 4 «a T«WMM» Ordinance look of quick comradely assur- 1 ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR- menis ol AlMrdMn, Monmntttt Count v. New (b) There is appropriated from the DINANCE TO FIK AND DETE •MINI Section t The position of Ma ance, and they started out. J«*ttv for a variant* purtwant to tfw Capital Account the sum of »VM0 00 as THE SALARIES Of CiRTAIN Clerk/Typist thall have a wage of min tmtn of Ucilon »J 6 * at ttw Zoning provided bv Statute as a down payment •OROUGH OFFICIALS" PASSED fl.aJ, woo max per hour Said The Kidron valley lay below, Ordinance MM to MrmltconMrwcitan lor Ihe Bond* and Notet being author AND APPROVED ON MARCH It Clerk/Typiti shall be peM on > bi- ot • one 10 • •mil* mktiwi on • M •tadlorthitOrdinanca. ts floor dotted with pilgrim weekly basit ••china ilrtfi IroMagt; MI orvmlwt SECTION X; All other ordinances INTRODUCED MARCH IS. I17» Section 10 Tha cempentatton at Me knawn a« lot It and Btoch V) or parts of ordinances inconsistent ents and curling smoke from PASSED APRILS, llfl Public Works/General Services Main TM» Appeal li now on Iht Board i herewith are hereby repealed APPROVED APRILS, tfM he cooking fires. Beyond it calendar and a wblk hearing ha«b*tn lenance man full time than be an hour Notice CLEMENT V SOMMEftS ly wage of UV. and shall be paid on a rose the gleaming spires of Je- or«era«] for I « PM an Waonatdav, MAYOR Aoril ». Ifn. in the TowniNp Hall, U7 The following ordinance was bi weekly basis Pan time will be pakl patted and appravad upon It* second BOROUGH OF OCEANPORT •n hourly wage of mln f) 00. M 00 rusalem. Thomas, thrusting his Low*r Main Street. Atwrdawt Town ATTEST: PATRICIA L VARCA tNp, Mew Jerwv. at wftkh lime vow and final reading and upan its Public staff against the rocky down- hearing bv the Munkiaal Council of Ihe A/BOROUGH CLERK Section 11 The compensation of mar acveal in porun. b* aaent, »v April 10 MIC grade, knew they headed to- ittarnanr, or •• tallar. to prewfli an* Borough of Keantburg. Naw Jersey on Secretary to the Municipal Board of obnxitem wfikti you ma* have In the April 4. itn and wat ordered adapted Health of the Township of Shrvwibur v ward the end. •renilnaofthHaveaal and approved after pwMkatlon re W Rtd Bank thall be an annual salary ot (MM 00, by the prophets will be accom- he allowed only James, John dour realist who looked squat c wired bv >** which shall be in lieu of all tha tees and Tht. notK* U i«nl to vow bv the MariamJ NOTICE "Let us go, that we may die plished," he had told them. ly at the facts, aware that a payable in equal quarterly install and Peter to be with him. mUcwtt. bv Order of Iht Zoning Borough Clerk Please take notice thai the Plan Board of Adiw*1m«n| mng Board of the Boro of Red Bank at with him," Thomas had goaded "For he will be delivered to the • Grant us," the two brothers return to Jerusalem spelled dis- viliO SUM Section II. The compensalion of DAVID JHA6EN its regular publk meeting held on Director of Welfare tor tht Towmhip ol the others as they grumbled Gentiles and will be mocked blurted simultaneously, fervid- aster but valorously unshaken ANornev for AeMkant ORDINANCE NO. March >». Itn did approve the fallow Shrewsbury shall be an annual salary Dale Ai« n 4, im ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ing siU plans and hesitated about the perils and shamefully treated and spit ly, one of them finishing it, by it, declared stoically. TNI MAYO* AND MUNICIPAL of SIM 00 whkh shall ba in lieu of all the I) Bernard B. Firujn. 0-la Mechank **"«> K4 CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREE- leas and Payable In enuel quarterly of a return trip to the Judean upon. They will scourge him "Grant us to sit, one at your Street. Block It, Lot J. Rod Bank. "Let us also go, that we may BOARD 0* ADJUSTMIHT MENT WITH MOMAtXHITH COUNTY Installment* N J. Nanovation or existing pre- capital. They had feared it, but ajTd kill him, and on the third right hand and one at your left, TOWNSHIP OP AtODf IN TO MODIFY THI INTERLOCAL Settlor. 11 The compensation of miss* die with him." MONIMUTM COUNTY. SERVICES AGREEMENT DATIO Regiltrar for the Township Ol did not accept its consequences, in your glory." II Rivervlew Hospital. IS Union day he will rise." HI ilRSIV MAY H, ttTS. Shrewsbury lhall ba an annual salary It rallied the others and they Street. Red Bank, N.J. Stock 11. Lot as did the hard realist, Thorn- NOTICE of woo 00 whkh shall be In lieu of all His men, appalled and in- He eyed them fondly. "You WHEREAS, certain Fader ai funds I Alcoholic Recovery Unit with went, processing down that PLEAli TAKE NOTICE *•*. MM feat and Parable In equal quarterly are potentially eveHebte to ManmauVi parking at trada level I. credulous, couldn't conceive of do not know what you are ask- undf tuf^ hw ip» leMwBwa County under Title I of the Howsine and install menu mount, across that jumbled val- Ratemary Minaar. Clerk of MlyalmoM af Ma TMMHW* «f Afear Community Devetepment Act of 19/7. Thomas was once a carpenter it, refusing to admit such a pos- ing. Are you able to drink the Red Bank Planning Board Section 14. All Ordinances and ley, through the gate guarded doon tor rvHal tr«iittw X«Atn a •aar#* cammanfv known H Cammwnrtv Do ports Of ordinances inconsistent here- » 10 like Jesus, and his name meant sibility. They "did not under- same cup that 1 drink?" Jesus aairovelt wnaar ReaMtiltan nil velopmawl Sleek Grant Program, and with are hereby repealed by Roman sentries and into the asked the pair. •raniaa) October If. HIT at fatwan: WHEREAS, II It necntarv to 141 tM •rhjlit Section is This ordinance shall the twin," as did the Greek stand," Mark 9:31 notes, feared colliding ferment of Jerusalem. 1. Removal el *w feme an ma amend an eilitlno Interlocal Sarvket lake effect and be retroactive to Jenu form of it, "Didymus." Cu- even to ask about it or consider "We are able!" they cho- Aarwamew tor KM County and Its poo PUBLIC NOTICE ~ *r v 1, ttn, upon iti passage and pubti At their last supper before the Removal of Hie rntrtcUww an pte to benefit from Mils program, and AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH catton according to taw riously, the ancient non-Biblical it, shrinking from it. But not rused. crucifixion, Thomas again WHEREAS. U\ Agreement has ING A LOCAL ASSISTANCE BOARD PUBLIC NOTICE 'Acts of Thomas" regards him boon praewted under which Ihe Munkl- OF THE BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT, The toreooing ordinance was In- the tough, taciturn woodworker His expression clouded, and showed his practical, earthy J Swch other variance ratal at ma palttv of Keantoura and the County of MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JEft troduced and passed on first reading al as a twin of Jesus, with some Thomas. Although not grasping he nodded thoughtfully. "The Bear* msv deem a—iaarlaH an two- Monmoulh in cooperation witti other SEY AND PROVIDING FOR THE AP • meeting of the Townstuo Committee, view of the situation. miiet totato* an Itwn lj. Afeardeen. mumcipalllies will modify an In POINTMENT OF A WELFARE Dl ol the Township of Shrewsbury held on scholarly speculation that they its full dimensions, he starkly cup that I drink you will Mew JerMv. MMF«M at McDanauri ler kK al Sar vk n Ac I pursuant to RECTOR AND FIXING THE TERMS April 1. it ft. and will be considered for were born on the same day of drink." It had a foreboding natlaiiranL and hnawn at tJMch m N J S A 49 Mi, and OF OFFICE AND THE POWERS AND final passage and adoption at a moot foresaw death, ready to share DUTIES OF THE LOCAL AS Lati i ana" 1 an the Tan Ma* TMt WHEREAS, it it In Me best interest ing of said Township Committee So be different parents. But Thomas' sound to Thomas, a dark chord SlSTANCE BOARD AND THE WEL it. aaewai H naw on me Secrelarv'i cateo of the MuntcipaHtv of Keansburg to, held Mav 1. ifTt al • 00 PM . at Itn FARE DIRECTOR wai Introduced by enler into such art agreement, Crawford Street, Municipal Center al bleak, moody outlook plainly Moving doggedly along with T Ihe Mavor and Council ol the Borough _»», wn II U«, ^ ' for you," Thomas, seeking to NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT OR of Sea BrioM, New Jersey on March *. whkh lime all parsons desiring to be set him apart. al • OB a m , Pr«*«iltng Tune. In «M the others through the valley GAINED by the Mayor and Governing Itn. and on April 1. itn wat finolly heard thereon will be given full OP , . get it straight, wanting some TOWMNP Hall. 147 Law Main Street. «odv of me Muntciaaiilv of Keantburg, Pdrtunilv Grimly, he expected the ld o( adopted and approved by the Mayor shantytown, Thomas noted the solid facts, asked for specifics. Afctrdaon TawnaM*, New J*TMV. at that the agrtamant entitled " Atrta- and Council Anne c Swilek worst, but he did so with un- wtiKh lime vew mar aawaar elthor in ment to Modify tnterlecei Services Ctork swelling ffascinatio n around andd passing political power they "Lord, we do not know where •erton or fern aaarrt. or anarnev. •*• Agreemanl Dated May ». ItM to. me CECILEF MORTON April W HMO mitigated courage, aware of ahead of them, the crowds ' —wwt anv aMoctlan wMch >ew may Purpote of Insartlng a Oevrtptton of MAYOR had in mind was not in his pur- PUBLIC NOTICE you are going. How can we have to orantina e« thi. aawal A< nviiiet for the Frith Sixtti ft Seventx MARY LARSON the crushing blow ahead, yet Shrewsbury Township Committee gathering on the roadside, wav- view, that ultimate relation Year Monmawth County Community BOROUOHCLERK know the way?" TMi noltce l» atmed upan veu a> Meeting! and related meetlngi of Mil striding resolutely toward it. ing palm branches, tossing Oder of the Board of Adiwttnwnt Development Black Grant Program.' April 10 . 1*41 ships would be settled in divine a capv of whkh it an file k. aw Munki municipality thall henceforth, effec "1 am the way," Jesus said, CARPENTER, BENNETT The others, though apprehen- pal Clerk's Orfke. be executed bv the PUBLIC NOTICE tive Mav J. ttrt be held at The New their cloaks before Jesus, providence. "To sit at my right • MORRISSCV •and the truth, and the life."' Maw and MunkipM Clark in ac- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZIHC Municipal Comptei located at 1t7f sive, shunned facing the shat- spreading their arms in adula- hand or at my left Is not mine cordance wild the previtMnt al tow. THE MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL Crawford Street. Shrewsbury Town- To that, Thomas had com- MtDONALOS COKPORATION CLERK TO EXiCUTI AN AOREE ship. New Jersey tering prospect to which Jesus tion, calling out hosannas. to grant, but it is for those for and ROBERT MOORE. A**kants mitted himself, and however MENT WITH MONMOUTH COUNTY Anna C Switefc himself repeatedly had sought whom it has been prepared." FHANCIIX O'BRIEN TO MODIFY THE INTIRLOCAL Ctork James and John seemed odd- unclear and unchartable, with- AMemuerefWeFIrm to alert them. SERVICES AGREEMENT DATED APTHIO MM ly excited and eager, flushed At the time, they were at Pe- mat MAY n, itn wat Mreduced bv the "Behold, we are going up to out definite blueprints or meas PUBLIC NOTICE Mayor and Council of tM •areuajti af 244Tlnten Falls with anticipation, as if some ter's gray basalt house in the ui f, he clung loyally to it, even PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby 0lv*» Saa Bri«M, Haw jeney an March i. Jerusalem, and everything that •tai Ihe above ordinance WM duly ttn. and an April 1. tin wat finally A BOND ORDINANCE AMENDING A triumph beckoned. Thomas lakeside town of Capernaum after the crucifixion convinced PUBLIC NOTICE edopled on firtl reading by the Ideal!• and aparind Dv Me Mayor BOND ORDINANCE ADOPTED is written about the Son of Man where they often stayed. The HAILiT TOWNSHIP Borough Council of Ae Borough of endCewncil JUNE IS. Itn PROVIDING POR THE scowled. He glanced back up at him that Jesus, unalterably, PLANNING BOARD Keansburg. County of Monmouth. Slat* PURCHASE OF VARIOUS ITEMS other apostles, silent until then, CECILE F NORTON the hawk; low now, it plum- TAKE NOTICE that BnlithPeUo- of New Jersev on April 4. Itrt and that AND AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE tU Wwt long Brunch was destroyed, despite the re- MAVOR OF BONDS OR NOTES TO FINANCE unleashed their pent-up ire and t*wm Oil Cempanv IB P Oil Co.) win Mid ordinance will be considered for ANOOTHm IMSROENCIEt meted toward its victim. Com- surrection claims of the others. final adeplion at a meeting of sa*d MARY LARSON TMI COST OF SUCH APPROPRIA- make application tofom Ihe Hailel SECTION 1. vexation at the two brothers for Borough Council to be held al me BOROUGH CLERK ; .ON IN THE BOROUGH OP TIHTOH pared to Thomas, James and The grave, unflinching, platn- townthtp Pianntna 8oardh>r aeerovel Upon tM d*cl«raliofl o( an #m»r Borougn Hall. Church Street. Aartl IB Slet PALLS, IN THE COUNTY OF MON Of a Vie plan for Bniitn Petroleum Oil Mncv, ttwrt lhall tw no parking upon John always had been brash. ^^ privilege, t',inking woodworker told them Camoan* (8 P CNl Co ) to renovate an Keansawrg. New Jerwv an April It, MOUTH. NEW JERSEY one If n, at I 00 P M or as toon thereafter AN OH DIN ANC •! AMENDING AND ilrtvb or Kdtom of tlrttti whor* vehement.steaming with ardor, . '"."X ? *<>" would be eintino. pai ilation at me louin SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 14 BE IT ORDAINED 8Y THE Umportrv "EMERGENCY NO fu st Jesus Ie wouldn't believe it unless he as the metier can be heard at which BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE wetletl* torner of M«4dte Road and ARTICLE I OP AN ORDINANCE PARKING" llflni art dltplavfd. Tha ziD and Diish " ' "injected, be lime andVlac* public hearing will be BOROUGH OF TlNTON FALLS, IN tot only saw Jesus, but could Highwev • M Mattel Townthtp. New KNOWN AS "THE COMPILED AND Chief of Police, or In nil abwnce Ihe hew prior to the final pattaa* of said THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW •tenev Saw) premitet art alto known REVISED ORDINANCES OF THE The &o headstrong, fiery must be the last of all and ser- jjuch the wounds of crucifixion o*dtrmnte and all parsons will be given J E RSE Y (not lesi than two-thirds ot all rmfcing police officer. II authorized to at Lot <• Block lt«. aithownonthe '•* opportunity to be heard concerning me BOROUGH OP SEA BRIGHT IRE declare an emerocnev and lo direct the brothers came from a pros- «JtofaU. Map of the Towntrtipof Haiifl the members thereof affirmatively For that, Thomas often is tame VISION OP ItM) concurring) AS FOLLOWS foiling of laid "EMERGENCY NO The epehwW« nwnpri nf a ianie Ocularly with James and John, uncaring doubt, only the man's teilow in 111 van*, ligntt end (Uluret Bar eug* Clerk BOROUGH OF SEA BRIGHT that Aril bratlom dictate or require the tilled "An ordinance auihorijing Ihe The above apptKation will be April 10 W* tie I. Chapter 14 of an Ordinarx* avoidance of hatardi or other condl plain, unambiguous grief and heard on April H if r* at I M P M al purchase of a bate and mobllt radio known at "The Compiled and Revttvd unit, tiding on borough hail, new root tloni which Interfere with Ihe tree flow But Jesus, mt Hailet Townthm Munitipat Build t J4 Mioolgtow n sober honesty about his own Ordinances of the Borough ot Sea on library, sander body. Iractor of traffic lie north coast of the Sea of ing at No Jif Mtddte Road, Hailet, Bright (RevitioA of itUI" it hereby Notification that the "EMER. viously seeing the appetite for NOTICE mower, lawn tractor and a lift tor senses. New Jerie* amended and supplemented at foliowi GENCY NO PARKING" ligm art ialilee, with outlets throughout Pteate Tana Notke that on April oarage, appropriating l*i,0t» «to pay power and status as a per- BAVMOND SPRINGBERG, EM SECTION! There it hereby added Me cdtt thereof, making a down being or will be potted lhall be given to M land, including Jerusalem. Eight days later, in a locked Airpon Plata. I E I Bull*no U. ttn. I « P m at MMdtetown Two Municipal Bundling, the MUdletown to s*id Aiikle 1 of Chapter M the payment and authoriting the usuanct the operator or owner of any vehicle vasive human snare, alluded to Route *M and Middle Road As sons of Zebedee, they pre- room with the others, Jesus ap- Twp Zoning Board Of Adlutlment will lollowing Section 1 of bonds or notes to finance tht cost of which has been parked prior to the Hatlet. Mtw Jertav 17W the authoritarianism of impe- hear CCI Ine . T/A Countryside Con Section 1 Prohibited Parking of Such appropriation," It hereby polling of me 119m- sumably had adhered to Jewish peared. "Put your finger April 10 " jl slrucIMn request for Variance to con- Certain Vehicles •mended 10 read at follows SECTION2. rial Rome, saying: struct a dwelling on under wed corner (al No vehicle over sii It) feet Anv unoccupted vehicle parked or actice of apprenticeship in here... see my hands... put "Section 4(d) An aggregate m Holmdtl Ml. al Monmouth a. Bamew Ave« seven {!) irKhesin width shall Handing in violation ol thll Ordinance "You know that those who amount not exceeding IIO.OQO for items out your hand and place it in Belfard. area of 1.000 H ft. wnere w, be parked on either ink of any lhall be deemed enulienceond amen various aspects of the business, NOTICE ot expenve listed In and permitted un I» so. « are reoulred Front yard set side Streel of Iht Borough ot ace to the left and proper rtaulallon of my side.. ." It wasn't neces- On Apr il 11. 1»H illim al Towrv d*r Section 40A 1 70 of the Local Bond curing, crating and shipping, are supposed to rule over the back of U where atT are required from vhip Hall. Crawfardt Corner Road, or Saa Bright between the hours Law of New Jersev maybe included it traffic and anv police officer mav pro- Monmoulh Ave. rear yard set back of sary. Thomas knew then that a •t tuth other time and place at the Of * 00 P M and l 00 AM ol part ol the tost ot said improvement vide for the removal of wch vehicle maintenance of fleet and equip- Gentiles lord it over them, and V. where XT ere required Board ma. adiowrn to thereatler. the anvdavofMawMk and it included in the foregoing esti- The owner ihell pav tht reasonable ment, scheduling crews, as well their great men exercise au- carpenter's reckoning eye (b) The words "side streel" than colt of tht removal and iterate which Koimdel Townttilp Board of Admit Countryside Construction ine mate thereof " include all streets in Ihe mav reiutt from wch removal, before didn't measure all reality. "My menithall comUer anaPPlkatkonto. P O Boi 111 Section Two. All other detain of the as joining in the dragnet fishing thority over them. But it shall Borough with the exception of regaining potielnon of the vehkle. Comlrucl an eddttwn tattached bond ordinance remain as adooted on Lord and my God!" Stale Highway H (Ocean Ave SECTION] expeditions requiring several not be so among you. Whoever garage] to Ine emitting dwelling wtikft prll 10 June 11. Itn. tJ« The ettectlveneii of thll Ordinance would extend live til feat beyond thi Section Three Thii emending or ressels at once. would be great among you Olden accounts say Thomas ml. 11 contingent on ligm being trtcted ai wtbau line from Soring vailet Drive NOTICE dinar** shall take effect » davi after id Vehkle as used in thit Or- required bv law Dried or pickled barrels of must be your servant, and who- carried the faith to Persia, Por- on property located al 1 Spring VeiWf Ihe first publication thereof after final receipt 1 . .. dinance shall mean Anv mo- SECTION* tliia and India, where a church Duve.Hoimdei knownalwat Btack II tor vehicle which is reouired adoption at provided by said Local tie catch were transported by ever would be first among you A Loin on the tan map aint TownWiip April ft Gien Trlptett tor the _. Bond Law Unletl another penalty II txprtlv bv law to btar any license iv provided bv New JerMv Statute, still bears his name. As he had of Holmdel Dotumenii relating lo thii constructing a tlnpte family residence STATEMENT camel train to markets must be the slave of all. For Premises located on Montana Avenue. plate tor passenger car uie every per ion convicted ol a violation or aPpHcattonmav be viewed at theotfici The municipal bond ordinance pub- imperturbably foreseen, he Also, anv motor vehicle which provlllon ot thll Ordinance or any wjo hroughout Galilee and Judea, the Son of Man also came not of Ihe Holmdel TowntMp Clark week Port ManmoMth. Btackm. Lett leN lished herewith was finally patted on bv reason of a characteristic, piemen! thereto, ihall be liable to a eventually also died for the davi from ? a m io ) 10 P m . l PuMk Hearing on ukl apMkatton November Jl. tti and Ihe twenty-day including Jerusalem, with its to be served but to serve, and coloring, or marking exceed penalty of not more than fifty dollari hoitdaii, and other timn b has been set before me TowntMa't period of limitation within which a wit, cause, run through with sol- ing one H) sauarefootin arti, (ISO 001 or ImprlMnment for a term not Zebedee and Sons" dis- to give his life as a ransom for ment Plannlnt Board far < M PM M Town action or proceeding questioning Ihe is identified or commonly as exceeding lidavior both. Charter C and Hall, 1 Klngt Highway, Mlddietown, on validity of such ordinance can be com' diers' lances on a hill near Cu- loclaied wltn any business, in SECTIONS Definition! tribution center, supplying many." Marie A Bailev Monday. April 11, im. at whkh time menced as provided in the Local Bond dutiry or public avencv shall Whenever any words and phrasoi lamina in India. iKanti all concerned cilltent snail be heard Law has begun to run from tM date ot jnong others the high priestly James and John, good-heart- Leon Zuckerman be considered a vehicl* within the first publication of this statement are UMd In this Ordinance the meaning Apr.110 I'M SacreUry the terms of Mis Ordinance A April 10 HMO reipecllvely escribed lo them In Subti- household, with which John was ed, fervently devoted for all However, the first of the paiieneer car used inouslnni April 10 ._ Mat tle 1 of Title W of the Reviled Statutes acquainted, as indicated in their yen for prestige, took the apostles to meet martyrdom 229 Ktantburt PV a resident thall be con ot Ntw Jersey shall be deemed to apply MOTICI NOTICE iMered a vehicle for purposes 244 West Long Branch 10 such words and phrases used herein bhn 18:16. rebuff gracefully, agreeing un- was one of those Zebedee thun- ol this ordinance The Conf.ver.ct Meeting tchtduted Notice is herebv given that I am in SECTION 6 Validity of Ordinance SECTION 2 The elfectivenats of NOTICE Comparisons of the different reservedly, although perhaps derbolts, James. He was be- tor April 11. tl« bv *t» M»wr and receipt of a fkwdpum application for If any Pert or parts of this Or- this Ordinance shall be contingent uoon NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Council of Tht Bwough ot Keensbgrg Thomas Boert far the Purpote of an dlnance art lor any reason htld to be headed by puppet King Agr- ihe posting ol signt according to law the lollowing ordinance WM Introduced :ospel accounts also bring out remaining somewhat vague rial bttn ihantjeu to Aped II. Itn al addition to present tlructure Premises invalid, such decision shall not affect SECTION 3. Thit Ordinance Shall and passed at its first reading at a ippa, as related in Acts 12, in I CD p M il Boroufh Hall, 4J Church located at 41 Willow Si. Port Mon Ihe validity of the remaining portions that Zebedee's wife, Salome, about it. Whatever, they'd keep take effect upon its linal passage and meeting of trt* Mavor and Council of Slieet. Keantburg, New Jtr *•» mouth. Block WJ, Lot JI 01 this Ordinance. the initial wave of persecution publication according to law the Borough of West Long Branch held apparently was a sister of up their untrammeled dash and MARIAMJ SPIEtMAN Publk hearing on takl applicatior. SECTION r. Repealer PUBLIC NOTICE on Thursday. April S. \V9. and was laid of the followers of Jesus after BOROUGHCLERK hat been tat before the Townships All Ordinances or perls of Or- lesus' mother, Mary, and is re- The foregoing Ordinance was ln< over for second reading and linel pas verve. Planning Board for M0 PM In Town dinances In conflict with or inconsistent his death and resurrection. ttoduced al a Regular Meeting of the sage at a meeting of the Mavor and Hall. 1 Klngt Highway. MkMWown. on with the provisions of thll Ordinance ;arded as one of those well-to Thomas, a plain, practical Monday. April 11. tvt, at which time Mavor and Council of the Borough of Council ot Ihe Borough of West Long April 10 «« •re hertbv repealed. Sea Bright on April 1. H7t. paistd on Branch to be held on Thursday. Apri lo women, mentioned in Luke craftsman, skilled with adze John, the other f lamingly im- eM concerned cltiieni shall be heard SECTIONS Effect of Ordinance ORDINANCE NUMBER Leon Zucfctrman its f irtt reading and was ordered to be IV, 197V, at 1.00 p.m il Borough Hall Thii Ordinance shall lake affect 1:3, who had financed Jesus' and plumb line, took a gloomy passioned apostle who, helpless AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Ah SecreUry published according lo law. Said Or at which time a public hearing will b* upon its passage and publication, ec urnrlr "niie" r\t thair maanr " -J_ _-_ ..f tLI4;v f..*»»»**, IM,I I... nn#l lu ,e-t i TlnA ii'trl i i LI I I -t t n i if I ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR April H dinencr will be further considered for held upon the same end all persons w•' work "out of their means." view' of their future, but he and horrified, had remained cording lo law and upon the approval ol OINANCE AUTHORIZING THE HE final passage at a Regular Meeting of be given the opportunity to be heard Ihe Department of Transportation James and John, as younger would stick with Jesus, what- nearby through Jesus' trial and CONSTRUCTION AND PAVING Of NOTICE the Mavor and Council lo be held on ORDINANCE Ne.314 FRANCES L. TOWNSEND HARDING AND GROVE STREETS Notice i» htftbv iiven that I am in May 1. itnalO OOP M. at Mt Council ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT crucifixion and to whom Jesus BOROUGHCLERK cousins of Jesus, always had ever came. The others didn't IN THE BOROUGH OF KEANIBURO receipt of a HoesMeln eeoUcaUon for Meeting Chambers. Borough Hall, PARKING FOR SNOW REMOVAL COUNTY OF MONMOUTH ANC Martin Papp ** the purpoM ol con. Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright, New J*r April 10 117.» looked up to him admiringly seem to regard what Jesus said from the cross assigned the 1TATE OF NEW JERSET AND PRO tlructlng a Wng4e family mMtnca. iey, al whicrtilme and Place, or at any despite their wealthier status, as raw, concrete fact, probably care of his mother, later was IOING FOR THE ISSUANCE OP PremiMt located on East Road, time and Place lo which such meeting 246 West Lono Branch 24t West Long Branch )NDS AND NOTES TO FINANCE Beltord. Block eW, Lot 17-40. shall from lime to time be adjourned, awed by his sureness, inde- because he often taught in alle- exiled under the Roman emper- -IE COST THEREOF:" PuMic hearing on laid application all persons interested will be given an NOTICI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following ordinance was In. jendent spirit, insight and pur- or Domition to the desolate isle BE IT ORDAINED bv Iht M#«. has been Ht before the TowntMtv'l opportunity to be heard concerning gones. (reduced and passed at Its lint reading ate meeting of the Mayor and Council and Council ol in* Borough o Planning Beard ft* M0 PM in Tewr such Ordinance nsefulness. At his call, they of Patmos, where he is said to of the Borough 01 Well Long Branch held on Thursday. April s. 1979. and was "Let these words sink into Keeniburg in tin County Of Monmoutr Hall, t King* HlBtmev- MkMtttOWn. * MARY LARSON laid over lor second reading and linal passage at a meeting of Iht Mavor and have written the visionary Book ar d Slate of New Jirvfv to amend trw Monday. April O, if". At which time BOROUGHCLERK mmediately had Joined him, your ears," Jesus emphasized Council of the Borough of West Long Branch to be held on Thursday. April 19. ,«,d OrdmarKf to provide as follow, April 10 S3H.4O of Revelations. 19/9. at 1:00 pm at Borough Hall, at which lime a public hearing will be held even though it meant giving up SECTION I Tr al pt.ru.ant to the at one point, "for the Son of upon the same and all persons will be given the opportunity to be heard. applicable ttaiulei ot Iht Slate of Ntw 243 Shrewsbury a comfortable home and ser-Man is to be delivered into the A'ter his escape, swimming aasL ORDINANCE NO.)!] jCfMV there it hereby euthomed (ht Aarll 10 Township on a cork buoy, tradition says rttonilruUion *nd paving ot Itroets Secretary AN ORDINANCE PKOHIIITING PARKING ON CERTAIN STREETS IN vants and overcoming their fa- hands of men." known as Harding Street and Growl PUiLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE ALLOWING MON THE BOROUGH OF WEST LONG •RANCH. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH MIDDLE TOWN TOWNSHIP ther Zebedee's patriarchal ex- But after earlier visits to Je- he lived to mellow old age in Si, e«l all toaether w.trt other purpowi RESIDENTS TO SERVE AS MUNICI AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Tito Shade Tree Advisory Commit rwte.iarv. inciMnlal or apcofltnan1 PAL TREASURER OP THE TOWN- BE IT ORDAINED, by Ihe Borough Council of the Borough of West Long pectations for them to assume Ephesus in Greece, where ador- tee will matt at 0:00 PM al Town Hall rusalem had aroused increasing thtrelo and a" ,ub*lentlaJI» in at SHIP OF SHREWSBURY, COUNTY Branch. In tht County Df Monmouth and Slate ol New Jersey, at follows: on April J, »n Inttead of April H at OP MONMOUTH, STATE OP NEW SECTION I. Dellnltloni lis profitable trade. official hostility and they had ing disciples took down the dis- (ordante with plant arxj ipetifketlon, previously artnounc ad, Iheretor heretofore prepared bv the JERSEY. Whenever *ny words and phrases art used In this Ordinance, the But they had even grander withdrawn to an isolated ref- tinctively philosophical gospel Borough Engineer and tiled with thll Chaster Lewli WHEREAS, vndtr ma Provisions meaning respectively ascribed to them In Subtitle 1 ot Title 39 of the Revised StcrtUry of the N.J.S.A. 40A:t1 3 a Township Statutes of New Jersey lhall be deemed to apply to such words and phraiei visions of success through uge, the apostles generally ob- of John. "Children, love one an- mav appoint to Ihe office of Municipal used herein. "^SECTION II: Thai tht wm el April 10,11 **.*» other," he kept telling them. In Treasurer a non-rtildent; and SECTION 1. Prohibited Parking. being in Jesus' inner circle, jected to going back, protesting 11*0 000 M be *M Ihe Vimt il rwreov No person shall park a vehicle on one side of the street between the hours his'failing days, they carried appropriated for tht purposes a*iteltd 2M Octanporl WHEREAS, tha Township Com with plans to attain exalted po- that already Temple henchmen miltoe mav desire from lime to time to of S p.m. to 1 a.m. lot Ihe lollowing day I, on eny Friday or Saturday night in Section I hereof AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING him about on a litter. appoint a non-resident at Treasurer of upon anv of the streets or perls ol itr eeli described hereinafter. sition. Their test for it, their sought to stone Jesus. SECTION Ml: II u htrtbv found, THI ESTABLISHMENT OP PIRE tha Township of Shrewsbury, County of Nime of Streel tMt LKMHa o»ef mined and declared bv the Coun- DEPARTMENT OPE RATION ZONES "Are there not 12 hours in the They asked, "Master, why Monmouth, Slate of New Jtmy. Rivlngton Avenue North Entire Length substantial background, the cil fiilollowt IN PARKING ARIAS OPEN TO THE Wesl Street East Entire Length ?" Jesus asked, adding that dost thou always say this?" (a) Thai the eilimaled minimum PUiLIC IN THI BOROUGH OP NOW THEREFORE, be It re- blood ties, impelled them to put , g Victor Avenue East Intersection of North Linden emot.nl of Bond, or Nolet to be iswed OCIANPORT. COUNTY OP MON- solved, that non-restdenti may be and lon as a and Victor Avenue, to Highway 34 it to him bluntly. "It is the Lord's command," by tht Borouflh for tht alortwW MOUTH, STATI OP NEW JERSEV. hereinafter ba appointed at Treasurer to him bluntly 8 person s destined of the Township ol Shrewsbury, County SECTION) Peneltlei o[ dut Purpow* described in Section I ha BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor Desoite their flaring dls- d"* y remained, it would said the old thunderer, "and if of Monmouth, Slate of New Jtrsav. Unleis another penally Is tuprellly provided bv Ntw Jersey Statute, ItSIOS.OOOOO. and Council of the Borough of Ocean- Passed first reading: March It. every person convicted ol a violation of a provlllon ol thll Ordinance or anv positions Jesus held them in be sufficient il he confronted it this alone be done, it is tb) Thai (he estimated maximum supplement thereto, shall be liable to a penalty of not more than flllv dollars P r amount to be rei»ed from all lourct* bv ° 1 Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40:0-2.44 itn. 1150 00) or Imprisonment lor a Itrm not exceeding IS days or both. particular affection, tolerating openly. "If any one walks in enough." lh« Borough for Ihe purpose, ilaltd in the Chief of the Fire Department of the Passed and apprevad: April S, SECTION I. Validity ol Ordinance. Section I iilUO.OOO.W their impatient drive sure of the day, he does not stumble. After he was buried, the an- Borough of Oceanport it hereby author If anv part or parts of this Ordinance are for any reason held to bo Invalid, SECTION IV ThaMherell hereby lied lo enter upon parking vardt and STEPHEN CLUNEY Mayor such decision lhall nol elite! tht validity of Ihe remaining portion! ol this ihpir fprvpni rlpvntinn a •snecial But if he hid from duty, he cient Bible translator Jerome authorlied tht issuance of negotiable parking places, which are open to the Ordinance. Bonds of the Borough of Ke«n,burg In public or to whkh the public It Invited, Attest: l»nd which ThSSS' anTtl* might survive, but his dav was records a story that on the SECTIONS. Repealer. an aggregate principal amount of not whether maintained separately or In AnneC.SwIlek All Ordinances or par It of Ordinances In conflict with Of Incomlitent with oXr amides re^ii^d Cm done. "If any one walks uVthe grave of the volcanic, firebrand exceeding $ 105,000 00 for the cmrpote of conjunction with any business or tn^ Can the Provlilonsol thll Ordinance art hertbv rtptaled. finantlna Ihe coil of the Improvement lerprlso, and designate certain areas severa^rcasfons^udi as that night, he stumbles, because the apostle, the dust whirled vigor- described In Section I hereof pursuant at Fire Department Operation Zones In April 10 1*00 SECTION 6. Effect of Ordinance. to lh» Local Bond Law, constituting accordance with the provisions of the AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AN Thll Ordinance shall take ttfect upon Its passage and publication. mystical transfiguration on a »*» J» ™* in him." ously Chapter 1 of Tilt* eOA of the Revised Fire Prevention Code recommended by ORDINANCE FIXING COMPENSA sti Ule a sUe 3 TOMORROW: Andrew and Statutes ot New Jtrsev. Tht form, Ihe American Insurance Association, TIOH OP THI TOWNSHIP OF mist-shrouded mountaintop o "; P°K . ?T.j _. maturiiies and other detain of said lt70 edition, as mav be amended or FICERS AND EMPLOYEES OP THE BOROUGHCLERK Bond .hall be determined bv subse- supplemented or superseded bv a new TOWNSHIP OP SHREWSBURY, NEW about which they heard later. But Thomas, the hard-headed, Philip. 24 Thr ririfr IVuhiu SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, APRILIO, 1979 State briefs Teachers of retarded return to classroom (continued) as soon as the contract is ftr- By J. SCOTT ORR there were no hard feelings on Roy Cowan, the agency's cases. would give a specific figure, Hare Krishna at Meadowlands: nol yet either side. associatateiecutive director, The exact details of the the pay increase is believed to maliied. We hope to get thenUfceir NEWARK (AP) - Members of the Hire Kriiiuu SHREWSBURY - For the "Of course there's going to said everything went normally contract will not be released be around t percent retro- money as soon as possible religious ted hive lost their bid lor an immediate court first time in over a month be some difficulty at first, but yesterday. "We're all very by either side until the union active to July 1*78, with anoth- Friday would be payday, but order allowing them to solicit donations and converts it clients in programs of the As- we're hoping to have rela- happy to have them back, eve- works out the mechanics of er » percent hike this July since its Good Friday, we'll the Meadowlands Race Track US District Judge H. sociation for Retarded tionships back to the way they ryone seemed very pleased," the deal and presents it to the Mr. Cowan said Thursday pay them on Thursday for this Curtis Meanor said yesterday he would have to bear Citizens, Monmouth Chapter, were before the strike as soon Mr. Cowan said. board for a final approval. that the original offer was 8 testimony before deciding whether the closed-door policy saw their instructors in the as possible," said Barbara The agreement that over- The money figure, which percent retroactive to July, week. towards ill solicitors at the track violates the constitution classroom instead of on the Wardell, president of the union came what appeared to be in- neither side would comment 1978, and another 8 percent "We're hoping that we'll The case, which also seeks access to Giants and Cosmos picket line local. surmountable differences was on, is a lump sum that must be this July. He said Saturday be able to pay them on the new |ama in the East Rutherford stadium, may come to trial After an emotional 33 days "It was nice to be back and hammered out in a nine hour divided up among the employ- that Ihe new contract includes scale by the neil payday, two in mid-June Members of Hare Krishna filed suit In federal of picketing, that included in- there were some real touching meeting of the two sides Fri- ees by the union. The board a pay hike over the earlier weeks from Friday. We may court last year charging their rights to freedom of speech cidents of bitterness and al- reunions between clients and day. The pact was ratified Sat- has veto power over any dis- proposal. even be able to pi ti* retro and religion were being crushed by the New Jersey Sports leged harassment, striking un- teachers and other program urday by the union and by the tribution presented by the un- The union's counter-pro- money to them before that," and Exposition Authority, which operates the track and ion members got back on the personel. It felt good to be agency's board of directors ion. posal to the agency's original Mr. Cowan said. Giants Stadium. American Civil Liberties Union attorney job yesterday - apparently back. "Ms Wardell said. last night, unanimously in both Although neither side offer was a 10 percent hike. It also is expected (hat the Anne Nelson said the sect members were willing to pay Both sides said the pact was a contract will include a clause their way into the track in order to hand out leaflets and compromise with which they forcing the dropping of asiault solicit donations "We're dealing with a public forum...a both can live. charges filed against Joseph state facility," she argued. But attorney James R. Zauali School prayer plan may be doomed "The contract was a very Parrilli, the production man- charged that the Hare Krishna members would cause a creative means of dealing with ager of the agency's Work Op- traffic hazard when the 16,000 race fans descend upon the the money. It was a good idea portunity Center, by two ol the East Rutherford facility each night He said the race fans that the mediator came up strikers. would be on "a collision course with Hare Krishna " by liberals on judiciary committee with," Ms. Wardell said. The charges resulted from Mr. Cowan said the em- an incident in which Mr. ew foreign trade zone established WASHINGTON (AP) - amendment to the court bill mittee may prevent the bill 1963 Supreme Court rulings ployees will be payed this Parilli allegedly tried to scare Liberals on the House Judi- and passed that legislation, from reaching the floor for a that outlawed mandatory week at the old rate, but will picketing strikers with motor NEWARK (AP) - New Jersey's second foreign trade ciary Committee who oppose sending it to the House. vote, said the congressional school prayer, saying it vio- be reimbursed the difference vehicles tone is officially established at the Port Newark-Port Sen. Jesse Helms' proposal to Helms' proposal was then sources, who asked not to be lated the constitutional princi- Elizabeth Terminal. The zone provides Importers with the bar federal judicial review of deleted from the education named. ple of church-state separation. facilities for international trade-related operations outside state voluntary school prayer bill. On Thursday the Senate His proposal, if it became the U.S. Customs territory, allowing reduced costs on laws may doom the bill to The court legislation, had voted for Helms' amend- law, would give state courts merchandise. State and local officials yesterday heralded which Helms' amendment is backed by all nine Supreme ment as part of the adminis- final say in deciding whether the duty-free zone at the Port Authority administration now attached, sources say Court justices, would remove tration-backed education bill, laws in their jurisdictions al- building. Helms' proposal had been from their jurisdiction most of but also agreed lo reconsider lowing voluntary prayers were part of legislation before the the types of cases on which their action Monday. Sup- in line with the high court's Carpooling to be discussed today Senate to create a Cabinet- they are obligated to decide. porters of the education bill decisions, level Education Department. Many of those cases, the jus- argued it stood little chance of The power of federal WOODBRIDGE (AP) - Strategies for developing a On Monday, however, the Sen- tices say, consume time and passage with the school- courts, including the Supreme statewide carpooling plan will be the topic today at a ate in effect moved the effort but do not involve prin- prayer provision attached. Court, to review such state conference on ride-sharing, officials said. The all-day amendment from that bill to ciples of wide public im- Helms, a North Carolina court decisions, would end. conference at the Woodbridge Landmark Inn Is being routine legislation covering portance. Republican, had offered the Opponents of Helms' sponsored by the New Jersey Department of Energy, the Supreme Court jurisdiction. The fight anticipated in the amendment in an attempt to amendment said 'it was un- Middlesei and Union county transportation coordinating The Senate first added the liberal-dominated House com- dilute the effect of 1962 and constitutional committees and a number of local chambers of commerce including Woodbridge Metro. Charles Nicholas, chairman of the Woodbridge chamber's transportation committee, will chair a panel on car and vanpooling issues including express carpool lanes and special parking privileges for commuters who ride together. Board guilty of sex discrimination TRENTON (AP) - The Linden Board of Education was guilty of sei discrimination when it required a preg- nant teacher to take a one-year maternity leave and refused to allow her to use accumulated sick leave during her absence, says a divided New Jersey Supreme Court. The school board's policies discriminated against Sandra Castellano because of her sex, the court said in a 5-2 decision. Although upholding $3,557.10 in back pay due Mrs. Castellano, the court by a 4-3 vote reversed a determina- tion by the Division of Civil Rights which awarded the teacher $600 in damages for "humiliation, pain and mental suffering." Foreign briefs

Earthquake hits Philippines UPPSALA, Sweden (AP) — A strong earthquake regis- tering 6 8 on the Richter Scale occurred today in the southern Philippines near Mindanao Island, the Uppsala Seismological Institute reported. Th« institute said the quake occurred in an area in which quakes frequently occur, but often the center is beneath the seas and there is little or no damage on land. Somoza: Country's under control MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Guerrillas manned bar- ricades in northern Nicaragua after two days of fighting in which 41 were reported killed, but vacationing President Anastasio Somoza said "the country is under control." The guerrillas erected barricades six feet high in the streets of Esteli, SO miles north of Nicaragua, to block military vehicles, and pinned down troops in the barracks on one side of the main plaza, refugees fleeing the city of 30.000 said. Iran shows some leniency TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - An Islamic court sent another royalist official to the firing squad early today, but the revolu- tionary tribunals showed their first leniency by giving a police torturer a prison sentence instead of death and freeing 16 others on probation. Col. Houshang Tavana, a former martial-law administrator in Tehran, was the 20th official of Shah Moham- mad Heza Pahlavi's regime to die since executions resumed last Thursday after a three-week suspension.

144 Tlnton Falji 244 Ttnton Foils NOTICE debt ot this municipality at defineed n AN ORDINANCE AMENDING Mid law Is Increased by the tthoh r "AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING liatlon ol the bonds anadd noteoes ppded THE PURCHASE OF A BASE AND lor in this bond ordinance by U5.3M W MOBILE RADIO UNITS, SIDING ON ond the Issuance of wld obligations BOROUGH HALL. NEW ROOF ON LI outtioriied by this bond ordinance It BRARY, SANDER BODY. TRACTOR permitted by the exception provided in MOWER, LAWN TRACTOR ANO A paragraph (g) or said Section 40A:3 20 LIFT FOR GARAGE. APPROPRIAT of sold law lo Ihe debt limitation pre INC U3J00.00 TO PAY THE COST tcrlbed by wld law. THEREOF, MAKING A DOWN (d) Art aggrtaate omount nol en PAYMENT AND AUTHORIZING THE cetdlng IIS.OOO Oolor Hems ot expense ISSUANCE OF BONOS OR NOTES TO listed In and permitted under Section FINANCE THE COST OF SUCH AP 4OA 7 K ol sold low may be Included ui PROPRIATION " THE APPROPRIA port of the cost of said Improvement TION FOR THIS PURPOSE TO IN and Is Included In Ihe foregoing till CLUDE ADDITIONAL FUNDS: male thereof •EING AMENDED TO A TOTAL OF MJM00BYTHISORDINANCE SECTION |, Any amount received. from any other governmental ooency. Including, but nol limited to the follow BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE Ing grants.. Federal. Stale or other tor BOROUGH OF TINTON TALLS, In tt» the purpose described In Section Jlo) County ol Monmouth, New Jawy, (not shall be applied only lo the cost thereof ta« fnon two third* ot all member* or to the payment of Obligations Istued ttWMt affirmatively concurring) a\ theretofore by Ihe municipality lo II- nonce wld cottt And so can you, with our new That's all there is to it. fOllOWt: SECTION 1: Section 1 of the Bond SECTIONo TMrulllalthandcrtd Ordtnanct li hereby amended ai fol- It ol the municipality ore hereby No-Balance Checking plan. No-Balance Checking lows: pledged to the punctual payment ol the The Improvement deicrltwd In principal of on Interest on Ihe said Section 3 of me bond ordinance for obligations outhoriitd by this, bond or Your money stays in a couldn't be simpler or more dlnance Said obligations shall be Which thli It an amendment It hereby direct, unlimited obligation* shall be I to provide for a loioi op direct, unlimited obligations ot the mu- Statement Savings account convenient. That's why it all op nicipality and the municipality shall be rated to i > lax earning 5 % interest every pays to check it out at your icludlng the w>m o( U.TX DO a» the down poymtftt. SECTION I Stcfion 3 of the Bond day. But you make all your nearest United Jersey Bank Ordinance l» hereby amended lo read aafoUowi. scv. i lun ' 1 nit oona orainoncc transactions through your office. Do it today. And'start SECTION 1 (a) ThepurpoHhereby shall lake effect 70 days after the first authorlied tor the financing Ot which publication thereof after final odop checking account. You sim- earning 5% interest on the MM oWlovtloni ore to be Hwed »i lion, as provided by said Local Bond dtwribedo* follow* Law. Pwrcnaw of a bow and mobile ro STATEMENT ply write checks in the money you use to write ° complete ex Main Street. Freehold, New Jtrtcv tcvM duplicate rhertof hot been tiled 07778 between trx hours of » AM and Member Dink ot United Jersey Binks. i« 3 blkon FiunclH Servicei Orjintatkm w*h otlioi Diioughoul New Jeriey kn tht office ol the Director ol me I »PM. Monday through FrkttV. Checks PMfili ot Local Government Services ti •» PQWtmint of Community Af Robert W Clark, P.P. Mr* of Iht We of New Jersey, and Program Director svdi ilaTloinoiH show I that tht or on Apr.MO S7.M