Umbrella Day tomorrow?
ty JULIE MCDONNELL dustry, Joseph A Hoffman; former Essex County Sen though. Ihe Democrats have contests in the lOlh and Raymond Kramer and Thomas J Lynch Jr on the par- Monmouth County voters may have to tote their urn- Ralph C DeRose. and Bergen County Sen Raymond 11th districts, and the Republicans in the 10th district ty line with Hoffman brellu to the polls tomorrow as they vote in primary Garramone In the 10th district Assembly race in the Democratic contorts for candidates tor governor, state legislators, The other six slates are Carol Neves and Anne J In the four-way race for the Republican gubernatorial primary, former Assemblywoman Gertrude Berman. Hubbard in Ihe Kean column; Carolyn J Hogan and county sheriff, freeholders, local councilmen, and coun- nomination, either Sen Raymond Bateman of Somersel Richard J Rooney and John Paul Clancy are competing ty committee members Catherine E Norris in Ihe Florio column; Granl N Ken- County or Essex County Assemblyman Thomas Kean for two spots on the Democratic lickel ny and Laurence M Schreiber in the Byrne column; The weatherman is predicting cloudy, windy weather are expected to grab the top prize On the GOP side in Ihe 10th Assembly District, the Jans Christian Svane and Mary Anne Murphy in the col- for primary day, with scattered showers and thun- Officially and unofficially, candidates on both sides three competing tor two spols are Assemblyman An dershowers. umn of Paul T Jordan (who withdrew from the gover- have been running for several months and spending at a thony M Villane Jr.. William F Dowd. and Judy R nor's race): Peter J. Blake Jr and Teresila B Orrego Polls wUI be opened statewide from 7 a.m. to I p m record rate. Wolfersberger in the Roe column; and. finally. Lois B Markov and Ir The weather may keep down the large turnout pFe- The 13 5 million cumulative total all candidates re- Five candidates are seeking the two spols on the ene Salotti in Ihe column of Paul Weiner. who Is running dieted by pollsters In recent days Estimates are thai ported spending through a week ago breaks down in il Democratic ticket from the Mlh district They are As- for sheriff from 800.000 to 050.000 of the stated 3 7 million regis most a dollar for every registered voter — twice the 50 semblyman Walter J Kozloski. Clinton C Crocker. Pe- tered voters will go to the polls cents per registered voter allowed In the November ter E Donoghue. Joseph R Hawley. and Jerrold A The only serious county primary race is Ihe Demo All eyes will be on the gubernatorial contests, where, state elections Tenzer cratlc contest for sheriff, which pits Mr Weiner. of in the Democratic primary, Gov Brendan T Byrne is With the media blitzes and regular campaign staff Eight freeholder slates have been fielded, with the Long Branch, against incumbent Sheriff Paul Kiernan fighting to win renomlnation by his party lo seek anoih- and office spending. Jerseyans will have had spcnl nn two regular-party slates expecled to breeie to victory The Republican sheriff nominee. William l.anzaro of er four years as chief executive them between M and 14 50 per head for every one of the The Republicans endorsed Thomas Powers, a Matawan Malawan. is unopposed. His five key opponents are Congressmen Robert A H00000 to950.000 persons expected to vote Tuesday. Township councilman, and Arthur Kondrup. Freehold In local contests, there will be races In Eatontown. Roe of Passaic County, and James I. Flora of Camden .In Monmouth County, there are no contests for stale Township mayor, in Ihe Bateman column, while the Highlands. Manalapan. Matawan Township. Marlboro, County; former state Commissioner of Labor and In- Senate nominations in either party. In the Assembly. regular Democratic organization bracketed incumbents and West Long Branch The Daily Register VOL. 99 NO.281 SHREWSBURY, N. J. MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1977 15 CENTS Tinton Falls blaze guts historic home By JULIE MCDONNELL This is the second time in seven months that an historic home in the borough has been destroyed by fire TINTON FALLS — A blaze of unknown origin gutted a Last Nov 22. fire swept through the three-century old Sycamore Ave. home that dated back to pre-Revolutlonary home of the Alan Crawfords at 750 Tinton Ave.. only 100 yards times early yesterday morning. from the scene of yesterday's blaze According to Tin(nn Falls Fire Company Chief ferry Mac- The building which burned yesterday was owned by East- Pherson, the fire broke out aTound 1:20 am Sunday in the em Associated Innkeepers. Inc. which also owns Charlie middle of the two-story, wooden house, located across the Brown's and the nearby Dam Site restaurant. street from Charlie Brown's Restaurant. The structure dated "at least back to Ihe early 1700s." The blaze was contained by 4 am., the chief said, and fire according to Richard Brandstetter of Bradford Circle, a pro- trucks remained on the scene until 6 am to guard against fessional photographer and member of the borough's Histori- flare-ups. cal Society. The home was unoccupied and there were no injuries. Mr. Among its owners was Louis Morris, the first governor of MacPherson said. New Jersey, who used the building as a residence for a miller "The fire started In the middle of the house and spread up employed by him. Mr Brandstetler said and out." he said "It went up very fast By the time we got He said the home was used during the Revolutionary War there It was a wall of flames ' to store arms and ammunition. He said the fire is "of unknown origin." and that local and In recent years, the home had been known as the "Dupr- county tire officials are still Investigating. ee" house, after one of its owners, but had been vacant re- Responding to the call were the Tinton Falls Fire Com- cently. pany, Northslde Engine Cojnpany. Pine Brook Fire Company, Ironically. Ihe borough's Historical Society had met just and the borough's First Aid Squad and fire department aux- last week and discussed the possibility of approaching the iliary. See Fire, page 14
i> nara kr MMt Mel BEFORE — This was the way the pre-Revolutlon- early yesterday morning, officials have not BLAZE FOUGHT — Firemen from three Tinton Ave. early Sunday morning. The house was unoc- ary home on Sycamore Ave., adlacent to the Dam determined the cause of the blaze. Falls fire companies struggle to contain a fire cupied and no in|uries were reported, fire officials Site restaurant, looked before a fire destroyed It which destroyed a historic home on Sycamore said. Tony: Julie, fAnnie9 Driver's wife NEW YORK (AP) - A mu- Amherst." won her fifth Tony "Little Orphan Annie." was sical based on a comic strip as best actress the big winner, taking Ihe of another era and portrayals Al Pacino. best know for his Tony in seven of the 19 cate- of a gentle poet of another movie roles' in "Serpico " and gories at last night's nation- dies in crash century and a Vietnam War "The Godfather." returned to ally televised presentation at Broadway playing the title the Shubert Theater The FREEHOLD TWP - A Freehold T»p woman was killed GI of another decade were and her husband injured early today in a two-car accident winners at the 31st annual role in a Theater company of siring of awards for "Annie" Boston revival of "The Basic showed why it is already Ihe according lo police. Tony Awards for excellence Mil Gladys Caldwell. 44. of K D 4. was killed in Ihe I] M on Broadway. Training of Pavlo Hummel' hottest ticket in town and won as best actor in the Thomas Meehan. in accept- am crash, while her husband Jerry. 3H, identified b> police Julie Harris, who portrayed as one of the drivers vat injured the reclusive poet Emily Dick Vietnam War Play. ing his Tony for best book of But "Annie. " the musical a musical, said that when lyr- He was taken to Freehold Area Hospital and then Ifadl inson In her limited-run one- fund in Ike Paul Kimball Hospital in Lakewooa, where his woman show "The Belle of built around the story of icist Martin Charnin phoned him with the idea for a musi- condition was described as stable cal based on the comic strip. The other driver. Daniel J Owenburg, 14 alsu uf R D 4, "I thought It was the worst was treated and released Irom the Freehold, hospital idea I'd ever heard." Charnin Palrolman Stanley Bniga. ihe Investigating; officer taM The Inside Story and composer Charles the accident occurred when the Caldwell ctr, traveling south, Strouse picked up Tonys (or hit the abutment of a bridge over a small creek on Jacksnn THE WEATHER best score. Mills Road, about 100 yards from Strickland Road The Caldwell car was ihen struck by Mr Orenburg's car. Cloudy and cooler with showers through "Annie" producer Mike which was traveling in the .same direction, he said tomorrow, with passible thunderstorms this Nichols accepted, the Tony for Patrolman Balga said it was not known why Ihe Caldwell afternoon or tonight. Rain probable tomor- best musical Comedienne- car hit the bridge and that the-investigation is continuing row. Complete report on page 3. singer Dorothy Loudon. who runs the orphanage, won as Newest of Ihe June brides 7 best actress In a musical. Pe- Gtvemmenl aid and Conrall ] ler Gennaro won the chore- Blaiers NBA champions I graphy. David Mitchell for his Motorist injured Shore A.C. sets world mark A....H "Annie" scenery Bridge Advice IS DAILY REGISTER "Annie" designer Theoni Business 5 PHONE NUMBERS Aldredge tied with Santo Lo- in 3-mile chase Classified Il-H Mala Office MI 4a* quasto. who id costumes for Comics » Tall Free (71-NM "The Cherry Orchard." as LONG BRANCH — A man police tried to pull over lor besl designer Cnrowtrd Ptinle II TrilFree Ht-fllM "driving in an erratic manner" drove even mori- erratically Barry Bostwlck won as besl Editorials Classified Depl MM7M fla(! him down, rear-ending another car Entertainment. TV , * Circilatltn Dept M1-4M4 See Tony awardi. page 14 .mil knocking over I lamppost during a three-mile in«h speed Spwts Dept .....M1-4M4 chaw up and down Ocean Blvd at 4:30 this morning Lifestyle 7 Mlddletowa Bireaa I7I-2IM F«e Dessert aid Beverage Wayne C Ross of 37 Svventh Ave . Long Branch, was ad- Make'.A Dale.:. H Freehold Bureau 482111 June 9. with meal Sampler- Cafeteria. Ocean Grove. mitted to Monmouth Medirtl Center foHbsftvetHHi Obituaries J LMg Branch Bureau ..m Nil He was charged with eluding a police officer said Pll Slaleaoue Bireai Nt-ltl-NU TONY AWARD WINNERS - On stage at the Shubert theater, In New York, Spons Ml Attention Realtors are Tony winners Barry Bostwlck, left, named best acMfelor musical "The Clarence Castle: the arresting officer Don't-miss our monthly Pa- Robber Bridegroom," Dorothy Loudon for best actress In musical "Annie" The evading car hits rar driven by Robert C Monahan ol Dek-cfaMe Sirtaj.. rade of Homes. Sun . June 12 Simmer Inveatory Sale and Al Pacino, right, as the best dramatic actor lor his role in "The Basic 3H Ballard Dr. Wanamassa. at Pavilion Ave and Ocean Handcrafted goodies. Wom- Sumptuous Quiche and Deadline Wed.. June K (nil Blvd . and eluded police barricades twice an's Exchange. 32 Church St. Ciepes Every Tues. fashion Classified Display for your re- Training of Pavlo Hummel." The awards ceremony was nationally tele- Little Silver. June 8.10-4 p.m show at Fromagerie, 842-8088. servation M2-40M. vlsloned last night. (More pictures on page 14). Nee Motorist lijared. page 14 2 The D&ify Register SHREWSBURY U J MONOAY JUNES, 1977 Young, in interview, terms Ford and Nixon fracists'
UNITED NATIONS. N V sidents' said Young "Of (ar it because they were, in fact, racism in Kissinger's child marks that the Cubans are a - Young claimed previous to get two o( them by him- (AP) — Andre* Young says more importance are its sat- racists " hood were so terrible that in "stabilizing force" in Angola Soviet-American arms agree- self Us time 10 "In up" nn t-rit i ellite countries In eastern Eu- Asked by Playboy's senior » order to function, he had in that Rnlain "almost invented ments had been "cosmetic " - Young said the letter of cism of the Soviet govern- rope " ticle editor Peter Ross Range put it behind him Otherwise racism." Young said Presi- "It was the Russians and support Carter sent to Soviet menl's human rights policies Young .ilsn said in the inter- whether that charge mighl lie he would have been so bitter dent Carter has eftCOUnftd the Nixon administration con dissident Andrei Sakharov because he doubts lhal com- Mew lhal former Presidents too strong. Young said the and filled with hale that he him to go on speaking out nn spinng to deceive the Ameri- was "(he kind of thing you plaining does any KIHKI Richard.M Nixon and (icraltl former presidents "were rac- never could have done any- foreign policy issues can people." he said "The can do only once My feel- %*"ord are "racists' who ists nut in the aggressive thing " 'Presidenl Carter and I Nixon administration bent Ing. In sum. is that Us time (Srt rrlaled stor> cm have "no understanding or sense bul in lhal they had no The outspoken ambassador, talk openly in public because over backward (or the Rus- to let up on the Soviet Union the problems of colored understanding of the prob- in this respect " Harris poll, pane 5 ) whose foreign policy pronounce that's what people have been sians and. in a sense, it sold people anywhere " lems of colored people any ments have snmetimes put lookmg for in government out to the Soviet I'nlnn " He predicted that Soviet Young is quoted as saying where " him at odds with the Stale freshness and candor." he — Young, -who was in the technological advances will "Frankly, I've said almnsl that everyone in the United Young, a former civil rights Department, also said in the said Memphis. Tenn . motel ^where usher in a "human rights ex- nothing abiiiit So\ lei dis- stales is inevitably tainted to worker, said the big weak interview that one of his ma- In other comments the Rev Martin Luther King plosion " by "hundreds of sidents because I don't know some degree by racism and ness" of former Secretary of jor problems with reporters — The ordained minister Jr. was killed in 1968. said he thousands of dissidents " re- that it helps anything the that his goal is to bring the is- State Henry A Kissinger was was he found it "almost im- said he believed "that all men was convinced that more than gardless of outside pressure Carter administration's am- sue of "ethnocentrism " out in his failure to understand thai possible to say. No com- can be saved ' But he added. one person was involved - On a lighter note. Young bassador to the United Na- the open and strip 11 oi its "racism is one of the most ment' " "I didn't want Miller (0 be "When James Sari Ray was reminded by the inter- tions said in an interview in "moral stigma " powerful dynamics in the "But now they've got me saved and I don't want L'gan- (the convicted assassin) was viewer that in his celebrated the July issue ill Playboy Former Presidents Nixon world today" paranoid." he is quoted as dan President [di Amin to he caught, he had two passports interview with Playboy dur- magazine and Ford "did not face rac- Speaking of Kissinger's ex- saying about reporters I saved I want him to dis- and he used the wrong one." ing the presidential cam- "I don't think the Soviet ism in their lives and tended perience as a Jewish refugee hate to admit it. bul maybe appear from the face of the he said "A guy who's not paign. Carter caused a stir by government is. in (act. very to rule it out." Young said from Nazi Germany. Young I'll Just have to be rude " earth. Go home and claim his smart enough to handle two confessing that he lusted for Andrew YMUR concerned about its dis- "Nixon and Ford did not face said. "1 think the horrors of Respite criticism over re- reward ' passports is not smart enough women In his heart Haldeman, Mitchell to face Judge Sirica about jailing WASHINGTON (AP) - Richard Nixon, who was par- der Its denial of their appeal, chell will be the first atlorney Their li'KUl tUMMMI nil bul doned for all irimvt. ihev are a plea rarely granted. - __~«* general In America's history closed, II It Hiilch-in.H I Ihe biggest fish in the Water- Haldeman. 50. and Ihe 63- to be imprisoned 1 John Mitchell are returning to. i'i>'' net and the last to be year-old Mitchell were [Jpj the courtroom of federal punished When Ihe prison iron men of the flawed Nixon They were convicted, along Judge John Sirica one final gales shut, the five-year annl- administration None ranked with former domestic coun- time before going to prison trerury oi ihe Watergate higher selor John Ehrltchman. of for their Watergate crimes break-In will just have passed The,austere tlaMcman as what the U S Court of Ap- The Judge planned to tell and the Special Watergate chief of staff, exercised pow- peals called "a wide-ranging them today when they must Prosecution Force will be out er second only to Nixon He conspiracy designed to im- begin serving the 2<>i-to 8-year of business or nearly so. had worked in Nixon political pede a graod Jury In- prison sentences he imposed The imprisonment of Mit- campaigns since 1956 and has vestigation Into the break-in Feb 21. 1975. for their roles In chell and llaldeman will said. "1 knew Richard Nixon at the Democratic National America's biggest political mark the closing of the book Ihe man and Richard Nixon Committee headquarters in scandal, the Watergate cover- on Ihe scandal that caused the president more intimately the Watergate office building up the only resignation of a presi- than any other person No one in Washington. DC. and Into Sirica already has told then- dent of the United Slates. else was as totally trusted or other related matters." lawyers that he intends to The men have only slender as totally knowledgeable." give Mitchell and llaldeman Kin In •Inn.HI convicted also FAMILIAR FACES — Familiar yes, but famous hope of delaying or avoiding The dour Mitchell, as at- Los Angeles business rents famous look-alikes until June 22 to get their af- their sentences for con- torney general, carried out in Ihe burglary of the office no. These people are not who you think they are — such as these folks to parties, conventions and fairs in order Rul rufa ii spiracy, obstruction of justice the lau ami indei promises of of Daniel Gllsberg's psy- from right to left, Jack Albertson, Burt Reynolds, fairs. (The five are, second left to right, Phillip quire that the two men be and multiple counts of lying the two Nixon presidential chiatrist, chose to go (0 pris- Rosalynn Carter, Jimmy Durante and James Sain, Bill Grimes, Rubye Beattle. Christopher told the date in court under oath. They have asked campaigns he directed He on while Ihe Supreme Court Caan. They ore employes of Ron Smith, left, whose Lance and Alex Schoendrun.) Next to former President the Supreme Court to reconsi- had been Ihe former presi- considered his appeal along dent's law partner He was wilh those of Mitchell and eight months younger lhan Haldeman He had already the president, bul acted as served eight months of his —PEOPLE- Nixon's counselor and Mit- combined 2ty-lo 8-year term Holler Ralley. the is- are. you've got to be thrill said on Atlt'TVs "Issues year-old busboy whose ed by his sun-ess story the and Answers" program yes- quick thinking and action 74-year-old entertainer told terday He said Nixon may WORLD saved hundreds of <70 Western State Univer- become an elder slalesinan people in the Beverly Hills sity College of Law gradu- in Ihe Republican party, but Claim .44 killer By Tbe Associated Press Supper Club fire in Ken- ates and their guests al nol yet tucky, has gone Into seclu- Anaheim. Calif , over the sion weekend "It lakes more than four Hijacker loses llii> time interviews to properly now taunts them "He's a man In many "Here's a guy who comes rehabilitate Richard Nix- KUWAIT — Army commandos overpowered a hijacker ways, but he's .still young from a pretty humble be- NEW YORK (AP) - Police "The letter read; on," Dole said, referring to early today who had forced a Lebanese airliner 10 My In enough that he cant cope ginning Bui by taking ad- believe that the so-called "44- "Here are some names 10 the recent Nixon-David Kuwait airport sources reported They said the other il2 pas- with it He thinks enough has vantage of opportunities mir caiibcr killer" is now deliber- help you along Forward FrMt interviews sengers and ere* members aboard, the Middle Kast Airlines been said about him. and Country offers all of us, he's ately taunting them with them to Ihe inspector for use jet were freed lately nol enough about I lie other now raising peanuts in" Ihe clues, including .nicknames by N.C.I.C; "The Duke of The sources Identified ihe hijacker M Nasser Mohanimail people who saved lives." White House rose garden,'- such as "The Duke of Dealh" Death," "The Wicked King AH Abu.Khalcd. a Lebanese rational They said he w;is seized said Bailey's widowed Hope said SngW Frank Sinatra has and "John 'Whealies — Hap Wicker." "The Twenty-two after firing a single shot ui Ihe commandos who boarded the mother. Janle Hogle • *• been presented with Israel's 1st and suffocatei of Young Disciples of Hell." "John Cultural Award at an Indc Girls" that were written in a plane disguised as technicians senl tn fix the Boeing 707's air- "He can't stand to talk "There is some Nixon Wheaties' - Rapist and Suf- pendance Ball celebrating letter to Daily News columnist . conditioning system about it any more " senliment out there" lavs focater of Young Girls " the Jewish nation's 29th an- Jimmy Breslin Kuwait radio said Ihe hijackers had demanded a Jl :i mil- She said her son has as- Sen Hubert Hole of Kansas The N.C.I.C is the National niversary- lion ransom from the oil-rich countries of Kuwait. Saudi sumed a false idenity and Hut the 1971> COI' vice The names were withheld Crime Information Center, a Arabia and Iraq traveled to another .stale presidential nominee slops More than 1.000 persons before because police wanted computer bank of criminal attended the affair yes- lime to check them out in an records maintained by the for a week "to get away Mailer Bailey short of predicting a quick from all I his " political comeback for Ihe lerday at Ihe Washington effort to find leads to the man KBI in Washington. D C. Hilton, and watched as Is Moluccam release 2 women graduation speech 10 praise fallen former president who calls himself the "Son of Police believe the killer in- - ASSK.N The Netherlands — South Moluccan lerronsls Comedian Bob Hope, a President Carter a liemii For the moment. "I don't racl's U S ambassador. Sam" and who has murdered eluded the names to offer have released two pregnant women but Justice HinUler An Republican, turned serious crat see any active role for for- Simcha Dinilz, honored Si- five persons and wounded vague clues to his identity, a dreas Van \«i says there Is no Indication Him freedom is near briefly during a law school '"Whatever your politics mer Presidenl Nixon," Unlc natra. four others with a 4-1 -caliber challenge to the police to for 57 other t)OSlage« held in a Irani and a «cl Ihmise in revolver catch him northern Holland Unable to establish any con- Psychiatrists consulted by He said a Bix-hoiu- mediation meeting Saturday Between nection between Ihe names detectives have concluded the militants on ihe train and two leaders of Ihe South Mnluc- and actual persons, the police that the killer is a psy- i,in community made liltli ind | setflnd meeting released Ihe list in hopes thai chopatic woman hater has not been fixed Carter will not pre-empt anyone who recognized any of The letter from "Son ol Mrs KatuT «id there was no connection between ihe re the names would come for- Sam" was postmarked in least "f Kelleke Ellenbropk.Plnaen 25 IKS month) prrjjnani. ward The letter to Breslin Englewood. N J . and could ami Mrs \ II Brouwer-Korf. If, two months pregnant, and was published by the news- have been mailed from within ihe session Saturda.i between Ihe terrorists and mediators Jo- paper today with a reproduc- a large area near Ihe George sm.i Soumokil '""i Haisan Tan inother official suggested Ihe PA over Concorde issue ed portion thai included Ihe Washington Bridge, the paper even I hough he favors a year- House yesterday afternoon in- they do not discriminate" by Moluccans freed ihe women If B*l rid "f a "troublesome bur- NEW YORK (AP) - Presi nicknames. said 1 tour, ir I [pi Hie plane there forming him ttuit Carter s bunnning Ihe Concorde bin al- den " .denl Carter will nol mien eni in the court controversy over Rep Jan|es Scheuer -^u'l yes- aides hope to notify Ihe Court lowing equally ifoisy aircraft whether Ihe British-French terday of Appeals today of the decl i" use the airport, ihe con- Protests on West Bank fizzle supersonic jet Concorde niav Scheuer said he received a sion not to claim federal pri gressman said HOME LITE CHAIN SAWS RAMAI I Ml West Bank - Israeli officials said five land al Kennedy Airport telephone call from the While orilv in Ihe mailer XL Home Lite XL 2CC Home Lite Scheuer. a Democrat, said Arabs were detained yesterdaj In lite West Hank of Ihe Jor- If the court agrees, thai Chain Saw * Chain Saw w/case dan River but masi del istrnttons called to mark llje nth ;m would leavt tin1 final decision Carter decided Friday nut to m nlversary "I Israeli occupation fizzled in the summer heat. Plane wrecks sedan to grant or deny landing claim priority (or the federal 10" Bar $(H99 12" Bar < 88 The Palestine Liberation Organization radio in Lebanon nuhls "I Kennedy up to the Department ol Trans- Rig. S114.95 flea. 139.9S 124 called] MI West Banker residents to itrike and demonstrate liiirtalinn Yesterday, he said, 84' I'mi Authority nl New York the White House decided not Sunday, in years aftei the West I'ank uas captured in Ihe Six- and New Jersey, which' runs but everyone escapes In claim priority for the De- Da; Middle Easl war Ihe airport partment of Slate, which it MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER But students who make up the bulk ol most protest NEWARK (AP) - Three the car 'President Cartel Secre i Mild tin mi grounds of inter- 777 SHREWSBURY AVE. SHREWSBURY croups Mere studying for >cat-cnd exams Others apparently persons on Ihe ground 4K pas- The spokesman described tan of State Cyrus Vance sengers and eighl crew mem national treaty obligations. were discouraged in ihets-dcgree heal Ihe car as "a total luss" The and Secretary ol Trans- S 747-5220 hers walked away unhurt as a plane, he said apparenllv was portation Brock Adams ha.vc Northwest Orient Airlines undamaged or received III He billen Ihe bullet. " »«ld Advertisement DC10 ran into an airport se- Former premier leads voting damage Scheuer. a leadel in the light dan yesterday a.s mechanics ANKARA, Turkey. - Official returns from Turke> i Ren- The plane and car. locked lo keep the Concorde oul of worked to secure a door that end election gave former Premier Bulenl Ecevit's center lef) together, waited nn the lax opened as Ihe plane taxied In- Ihe New York area on Republican People's part} .1 ^lim lead loda; over Premier iway (or Federal Aviation \d ward takeoff position grotflidg that it is excessive!? Bank Teller Goes Suleyman Demirel's conservative Justice part\ , ministration and National noisy ins were killed in poBttcal violence during A spokesman gave this ac- Transportation Safety Board the twu-moniii campaign bul the Interior Ministry said elec- count of the mishap Flight 79 personnel lo declare Ihe craft "The) il" mil seek to pre- lion da) was 1I"1 calmest in 10 years of democratic voting n from Newark to Seattle via safe to move empt Ihe I'urt Authority in its reported 11 shouting incidents in which' two persons were Dulles International \itpoil Airport operations were not decision -making and will nol Without Sleep 15 Days killed and an unknown number
By MARK MAI.VAH Donation for 40 years, often at the railroads' expense routes to break even, rail officials threw in the towel, critics On April 5. the federal Department of Transportation * (Second ol a Iwo-parl series) "To date fifty two and one half billion dollars has been said. Urban Mass Transit Administration granted New Jersey Ml The surface transportation subcommittee ol the IIHUM' spent on the interstate (highway) system." Frank C Herri- "The trustees and former rail officials of the Penn On million to purchase 50 new electrified railroad CUT and to Public Works Committee will conclude its spring hearings tomor- nger, former Federal Transportation Administrator, told the tral Transportation Company were committed to go into electrify the former New York and Long Branch Railroad row and Thursday on Rep James J Howard's mass transit Annual Conference of Cities in 1973 "In contrast, we have ex- bankruptcy and default long before they did." asserted State' line, now operated by Conrail. from South Amtxty to Red trust lund bill pended only two and one half billion on mass transit. Sen Herbert J Buehler. P-Monmnulh. chairman of the Sen- Bank The latest In a series o[ federal mass transit legislation ate Transportation Committee "Our state matching funds had been silting around since since l»7u, the Mpnmouth County Congressman's bill would "At least partially as a result ol this lederal bias, mass "A« businessmen, they were getting flak Irom their slock the 1968 bond issue." Sen Huehler noted "N«« Jersey has al- provide at least 12 billion a year on a pay-as-you-go basis (or transit declined, while auto ownership soared in the decade holders, and they couldn't Justify pouring money into a rail- ready been the recipient ol l-ioo million in man transit mon- mass transit projects. following World War II. transit rldership declined by fifty per road which had no hope of turning a profit he
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N J MONDAY, JUNE 6 1977 Tin Dtlll) Rtjjhfcl 5 Young is given negative rating By LOUIS HARKIS help lo the US In working Nevertheless, this recent lie believes lhal Young "acts ily of the public agrees that out peaceful solutions lo the Harris Survey of 1.540 adults more like he is still a black "he was right to condemn The American people are crises in Africa " across the country also finds civil rights leader than an of President Amin of Uganda as rather critical of the way strong disapproval of certain ficial representing the US at a brutal dictator" By a somewhat narrower United Nations Ambassador things the Ambassador has the UN ." Despite the many criticisms margin, a 3915 per cent plu- Andrew Young is handling his said: of Young and the fact that he rality agrees that "Africa is -On the most cnncal of'Af- job. has become a controversial clearly headed toward major- -By 4K-19 per cent, the pub- rican issues, a narrow 32-30 By 35-31 per cent they give figure, there is no strong feel- ity ruie and that meant black lic feels that he has "made per cent plurality disagrees him negative marks, with 34 ing that he should be re- rule, so what Andrew Young too many statements thai of- that "he was right lo say thai per cent still not sure about moved By 38-21 per cenl. has been saying makes a lot fend other countries, and the government of South Af- his performance with 43 per cenl not sure, the of sense " should learn lo keep some of rica is not a legitimate gov- The public tends lo agree public disagrees with the sug- his thoughts to himself " ernmenl because of the way with the more general rea- Furthermore, a 47-25 per gestion that "Ambassador il treats blacks." sons given to explain Young's ci'ni plurality feelsihal "with —A 42-21 per cent plurality Young has hurt his effective- role at the II N Almost half so much of the world made thinks "he was wrong to say The one statement of ness so much by popping off are convinced that "by estab- up of non-white people. II is the British have always been Young's that receives ma|nr on so many subjects. Presi- lishing good relations with wise for the U S to have a chicken' in dealing with mat- ity approval Is his commenl dent Carter should replace black African countries An black ambassador to the ters of racial discrimination " on President Idi Amin of him with someone else at Ihr drew Young will bi> a real UN." -By 35-25 per cent, the put- Uganda A 54 per cenl major U.N." YMCA CAMP OFFICIALS - Mrs. Joy Mottram, left, has been named new program director of fhe Greater Freehold Area YMCA. Marilyn Blitz, cen- ter. Is camp director of Camp Hepburn and Patricia Elsemann is camp di- Mater Dei has 175 graduates rector ot Camp Topanemus. The three camp officials have a number of ac- JWin F Burton. Wimfr»d A Byrne Su GuDo Donna A Gunihvr Joirph Hoi#k MontMO'th.o Ann* C Voort Lt Flanagan. Eithne Gallagher Vepnm M Coriucci. Patrice V Cor Kurek TnereM A La Cova Denn.i C HOLMDEL - Diplomas ney Tory 5 Covotier- UDKIIO A C*' Lamb, vodira > Lee Kenneth A Long Mark Morel!!. Mary O'Connor 'oto, Micnoei R Chodt FREEHOLD - A 19-year- dra Mat. Freehold. Sept. IS Township. Jan 10 al gunpoint Sheriffs! . Freehold. »tin » a- Acme (Super Saver) old Freehold man who admit- while armed with n knife and conspiring tn commit the convicted of breaking inln the led robbing a Freehold man Davis also was sentenced armed robbery. « home of Robert Schopf. Birch Finast of 136 al knifepoint was sen- for breaking into Geliv Qu tenced to 10 lo 12 years in Drive. Freehold. Feb 7. was tenced to 11 to 14 years In Station and Colonial Sub state prison sentenced to an indeterminate Foodtown stale prison by County Court Shop, both South St.. Free- Carlos Rodriguez. IS. of reformatory term Judge Donald J Cunningham hold. Jan 12. He had pleaded Shop Rite Wayne Davis of Marcy St.. guilty to these charges. Freehold, had pleaded guilty To'bln Greschlei 3«. of to charges ol robbing James Jackson, who admitted dis- DISTRICT 11 Krieg. « Conover St.. Free- tributing hashish July 26 and The Daily Register\ hold, or 13 and of 133.15 be- July 29 and distributing mari- longing to Modern Coin Laun- juana Sept. 4 In Manalnpan. was given a suspended three- The Sunday Register to-flve-year state prison sen tence, placed on three years * Elect * probation and was fined 115.000 When there Frank Gross. 25. of liooroe Ave. Asbury Park, who ad- To the Assembly are no mitted robbing William Mon- Great tis of M05 belonging to the 1. words... it M Diner. Rt 35. Ocean Peter E. J.D. degree let flowers FORT LAUDERDA1.E. Fla — Sean Lewis lioore, » DONOGHUE 6roceri| speak former resident of New mouth, was unidufltcd Sunday He'll make a great Assemblyihan with a Juris Doctor degrer for you. from Nova University Cenlfr for the Study of Law Moore, a criminology m DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY OiveawQii structor at Broward Commu- For • compiel* s»tecnon nity College here, attended Mlddleiown Township HIKII caH your FTO Flonat VOTE COLUMN 6 COflTCfTV School and received a B S in criminology from Florida State University In 1974 TOMORROW - JUNE 7 He ii the son ol llelene and DETAILS IN THIS PAPER THIS WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY Paid lor by DoAoohu* AsMmbty Campaign Fund. 48 Ouw Lewis Moore ol Fort l.auder- Blvd., Atlantic HtgNand*. N.J. Joan A, Smith, Tf aiuw I— «HrMnT9Vl By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIHIMMIIIMIIMMMmillllllllllllllKIIIIMI wile on his arm Lacey stood couldn't catch him. lo flag the applause down, but The Crawford affair in- Eddie Lacey's restaurant Doody grabbed the mike by volved an actress She and was so plush that If II caught THE the throat and said. "There Is her husband were dining at fire it would take a million to no forgiveness for this I don't Lacey's when Eddie was told restore the men's room The REPORTER tolerate tardiness in my of- to get into her apartment and walls were soft suede The ta- fice, but. ladles and gentle- go only for jewelry. The fol- bles were graced with gold men. I assure you that It was lowing noon he showed up Casino 'control' act lace and small lamps of old a worthy cause. with a diamond ring. flame The waiters sent their guests were slopping up the "I'm sure some ol you re- Lacey scratched a mirror With a great deal of fanfare. The state's voters bought their fingers out to be manicured third round of daiqulries member Irish Teddy with it. "Give you a C." he Gov. Brendan T. Byrne last week argument with a 1.4 million to 1.1 A steak at Lacey's wasn't Every year Lacey spon- McManus. Thirty years ago said The old fighter looked signed the bill to implement and million vote of approval. Many of food; It was an event, like the sored this dinner for the he was as good a welter as BISHOP hurt. "Come on. Eddie," he control casino gambling in New Jer- the majority now may well feel they Bicentennial A- deep pile, Chamber of Commerce. It se- there was — except for Mick- said "That's real and I'm green rug muffled all sound lected "The Man of the ey Walker. Well, you read the Lacey had been his secret broke " Lacey spoke like an sey and warned the criminal ele- were deceived. Assurances of rigi- The shrimp were pedigreed Year" The proceeds went to papers. McManus quit Ihe manager, cutting himself in indulgent father "It's hot. ment to "keep your filthy hands out dity turned to pleadings for realism The place was between New the home for unwanted In- ring, or the ring quit him. He for 50 per cent off the top. Teddy I'll give you 300 or gel of Atlantic City . . . keep the h«ll out when terms oMhe controls were York's Park and Fifth Ave- fants One year Eddie desig- became a thief. For five solid making McManus pay for his the hell out of my place." of our state." being debated. To make Atlantic nues, four steps down into nated Rockefeller to present years I've been trying to nail own training Irish took the money. He grandeur. the award; the next year it him on the Crawlord robbery. was loo dumb to fence II any- We hope the governor's angry City gambling competitive with Las Almost is a limping word. was the mayor; another it We knew he did it. Irish Ted- where else. Eddie Lacey gave Vegas and the operations likely to Everyone admired Lacey McManus loughl In some of challenge will so intimidate the mob Except the competition^. And was Ihe foreign minister of dy knew he did it. the big ones at Madison it to his wife. "You always and the underworld chiselers as to spring up in nearby states, we were all those gauche rich" who France "Tonight, the jury took a Square Garden; he outpointed wanted a good ring." he said permit the honorable, decent and told, the operation had to be made couldn't gel a reservation He The chamber's choice was little longer to convince. Any- McLamln*in twelve. Fighters "This is almost four karats clean operation the governor sees attractive to the patrons. was a tall, gaunt man with in a sealed envelope before way. I'm sorry " He reached are like stage beauties. They flawless. You get it if you put windblown wheat on his head. Eddie He wasn't concerned for the pristine envelope age overnight and refuse to it in (he bank vault for three necessary to the casinos' success. The "attractions" permitted by The only thing artificial about with the mystery. Where, he "Let us find out who our die years. Okay?" She nodded The wishy-washy bill he signed isn't the act we now have include very Eddie was his smile He used wondered, was the D.A.? honored guest is." Lacey had his restaurant, The ring disappeared. It re- likely to do it. lenient gambler credit terms, all- it instead of words. Chuck Doody was one of Lacey studied his lingers. but he wouldn't give a stale quired years and good police When the proponents of Atlantic night operation, liquor service at It was on now There was a those relentless prosecutors Very few people knew thai roll to Irish Teddy. Softly, work to nail Irish, but they City gambling, touted as the fading gaming tables and an entertainment temporary dais at the end of who is always running for Eddie had discovered Irish persuasively.*, he touted had him. Lacey reached over governor next year. They say McManus onto rich couples to his wife's hand and turned resort city's salvation, stumped the stipulation that can be interpreted the big room and Lacey was Teddy a long time ago The sitting there with his Ruth So Chuck would chop his mother skinny kid had been an ama- who were In his restaurant, her ring upside down. as "almost anything goes." It's an state last year for support for the was the archbishop. Two II he caught her crossing a teur in Jersey — "a fury of and who could be robbedr at The DA opened the enve- casino legalization referendum, a lot implenienl-and-control measure chairs were empty The dis- street against the lights. leather." one boxing writer leisure. After a couple of lope. "Well, I'll be -" he of concerned citizens pointed out the strong on implementation and quite trict attorney and his wife Lacey was sun seething had called him. years, the detectives of Man- shouted "The Man of the many elements of danger inherent in feeble on control. were due at eight It was nine when the district attorney ar- The kid was almost good hattan East knew the identity Year Is our own Eddie Lacey. and after, and some ol the rived in dinner Jacket, his of the Cat Burglar, but It's about time." legal gambling. Reassurances In the hoopla of the signing cer- enough lo get to Ihe top. poured forth from the affirmative emony, the bill was described as in- side. Strict control legislation, politi- itiating a "new era" for Atlantic cians promised, would bar the ab- City We can only hope that era uses. won't prove to be a sad one, . Awards for unsung heroes By JAMES J. KILPATRICK IIMIIMIIIIIIIIII1IMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIII This Is the Public Safety Of- ald Edward Murray. S Bir- little Silver youth center ficers' Benefits Act of 1976. ' mingham fire lieutenant, died Their names tell us some- CONSERVATIVE signed into law by Gerald last December when Ihe roof "Nothing to do" is a common a $3 annual fee. and each may bring thing of Ihe essence of Amer- Ford last fall II authorizes ol a burning olfice building complaint of today's youth. It can ica: McLeod. La Framboise. the payment of a 150.000 collapsed. The award went to a guest for 25 tents per evening VIEW his wile Doris, and to his two lead to minor problems such as pro- Watroba. Van Barber. Sheri- award lo Ihe families of offi- It will operate Friday and Satur- dan. Schmidt, Dacyczyn, cers and firemen who have daughters. 8-year-old Heather tests by merchants and shoppers of day evenings, from 7:30 to 11:30. Murray Beyond their own iiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiinHitii died since September 2B "as Elaine and 3-year-old Krlstle Dawn. Jerry Lee Wyant. a loitering groups of youngsters nn Another Saturday afternoon program communities. Ihe men who ment officers or firefighters Ihe direct and proximate re- sidewalks and in shops, or more bore these names were little sult of a personal injury sus- Seattle policeman, left a wile for pre-teens is being set up by They died in Ihe line of duly. and three children — Wendle. serious ones of idle hands turning to known You ought lo know Their names now have bob- tained in the line of duly" James Coles, the restaurant owner. them, for they are among Ihe John and Steven. Garland West mischief. Little Silver's first youth bed briefly into the news, as If the act were viewed so- KILPATRICK Fisher, a Virginia state troop- Facilities include a jukebox and pin- unsung heroes of Ihe dan-Ihe Law Enforcement Assis- center, innovative in some respects, lely Irom the standpoint of er, was murdered by a man ball machines, and CB radio and gerous and violent world we tance Administration an- bolse. a police officer in La strict construction of the Con- Porte City. Iowa, was in- who had kidnapped him; his promises an answer to the problem. television sets are to be added. live in. nounces the first 25 awards stitution, a valid objection volved in a high-speed chase wife Sandra and his 7-year-old The "cenler"_ will be in the Allen Bruce McLeod and under a little-noticed act of mighl be heard; The law last December. A tractor- daughter Alicia survive. Small Change Restaurant on Pros- The project sounds like a gQod the others were law enforce- Congress probably exceeds the legisla- trailer went out of control. La pect Ave.. a privately operated busi- one. and the effort is certainly wor- tive powers vested In Con- As the LEAA says In its of- Framboise died In Ihe colli- ficial letter of notification, the ness. While it is not an official thy. Its success, of course, will de- gress I am not minded to ar- gue the point just now If Ihe sion. 150.000 awards never replace borough organization, it has the pend on the reaction of its benefi- power exists, surely II has Walter Edward Watroba, a the loss of a loved one, bul sanction of local officials and towns- ciaries. We hope the youths will been commendably exercised Chicago fireman, was (Igthing the awards can serve a dual people. A list of adult chaperon.es treat the center with respect and here a (Ire November 22. The purpose. They lessen the sud- LEAA citation reads: "Dur- den economic burdens on the has been drawn. Little Silver high will find it a good place to go in In recent years, thanks in ing the course of ihe fire a families, and they constitute school students may join by paying their leisure hours. • part to television, the public conveyor belt and chute col- a grateful memorial to brave perception of police and lire- lapsed, trapping Firefighter public servants whose dedica- men probably has Improved. Watroba under a beam. A tion is too often taken for Even jo. it Is not great task seven-hour effort to free him granted. As a con- Pride in New Jersey to recall the scornful and con- ended with the amputation of stitutionalist, I reserve an ob- Monmouth College graduates said, "has a history not surpassed temptuous epithets that go his leg Firefighter Watroba jection lo the law. As a citi- with law enforcement: pigs, zen. I thank Congress for pas- by any other state." and is "an ex- died en route to the hospital." were told at commencement rites flatfeet, gumshoes, fuzz. sing it citing, challenging, vibrant strip of Jerry Van Barber, a deputy last week that New Jersey is a state Smokeys Not so long ago. lire- sheriff in Jacksonville, N.C., with a very undeserved inferiority real estate." He said the state is a men had to defend them- was working a traffic viola- Today in history complex and thai a new feeling of microcosm of America, reflecting all selves from bricks and bullets tion when he was struck and In 1D7J, West Germany when they answered calls in justified pride could help solve of America's problems, and solving killed by a truck. Richard completed ratification of a those problems should begin with the Inner cities. Their jobs Philip Sheridan, a Boston fire- treaty to normalize relations many of its more pressing problems. historically have been under- pride. man, died when a wall col- with Communist East Ger- In an enlightening and inspiring paid and underpraised. We lapsed* John Edward many. It is true that there is much that talk. John T. Cunningham, noted an- too seldom reflect on the debt Schmidt, a Dayton police offi- Ten years ago: Israeli thor-historlan. told the graduating is good happening in New Jersey that is owed. cer, set up a road block to forces carved a 30-mlle front class we should not bow to the belier and that our people have much 10 be The dry language of the law halt a fleeing suspect; the along Egypt's Mediterranean proud of, It is equally true that ac- and the LEAA's brief sum- suspect ran the roud block coast in the Six-Day War that "New Jersey is here merely to jn,ar.ie5 cannot convey the ceptance of the cqpiJeiniKitmn pj and killed him. Walter Roger Egypt closed the Suez Canal keep the sidewalks of New York >ijt)staMc> of the fatal events Dacyczyn. a police-officer in detractors can destroy the faith and Five year» ago: At least«7 from spilling along Philadelphia\ themselves. At random: Deerfleld. Mass. died last Oc- miners were killed In a coal the will to tackle and surmount our Main Line" — that it s not true thai Allen Bruce McLeod was a tober while assisting a dis- mine explosion in Wankie obstacles. police officer in New Roch- abled motorist; he was struck "New Jersey is just a strip ol nm- Rhodesia. Mr. Cunningham's message de- elle, NY On February 14. he by a passing car. One year ago: J. Paul Get- • Crete between Boston and Washing- responded lo a shooting dis- sen es the attention and appropriate These men emerge from ty, who was reputed to have ton. " turbance A .sniper killed him. the fact sheets as husbands, been the richest man In the "This state." Mr. Cunningham reaction of all of us. 'Thai'* lo lake rare of obscenity ca»en' Gabriel Cecil La From- fathers, ordinary men. Ron- world, died at the age of DJ June wedding rites announced Harrigan-Guarino Smith-Bauer KEANSBURG — St. Ann Roman Catho- and Deborah Ann Peters, and Linda Lee Bell FAIR HAVEN - Miss A Behl of Our Lady of the lic Church was the setting here Saturday for and Marianne Ellen Karvelas Karen Lisa Laura Ellen Guahno and Pe- Mount Parish, Warren, and Schmidt niece of the bride, was flower girl. ter A. Hirrigan. son of Mr the marriage of Miss Donna Jean Bauer, Catholic Chaplain (Ma) ) Robert John Rodngues was best man and and Mrs. Thomas W. Ham daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank D Bauer. 29 Richard J. Arold of Ft Mon- ushers were Michael Stark. John Peter Allen. gan of Staten Island, NY, Mason Drive. Hazlet. lo William-Randolph mouth Robert Mulligan and Mark Slaw, were married here Saturday Smith, son of Hazlet Chief of Police William The ceremony was followed The bride, a teacher in the Hazlet school in the Roman Catholic J. Smith and Mrs Smith, 92 Tenth SI.. West I by a reception at the home of Keansburg system. Is an alumna of Rantan High School Church of the Nativity. Offici- Mn Delma R Cirpealer 3rd Mrs. liuM V. Srklldgr the bride's parents. Mr and Their vows were solemnized al a Nuptial and Trenton Stale College ating were the Rev Richard (NeeThekleNeviusJr ) (Nee Paula R Heh) Mrs. Michael C. Guarino, Mass celebrated by the Rev Leo A Kelty. The bridegroom is a graduate of Chris- Ridge Road followed by a reception in Buck Smith's Res- tian Brothers Academy. Lmcroft: Assumption College. Worcester. Mass . and Delaware Miss Michele Mane Guar- taurant. East Keansburg Schildge-Heh Miss Pamela Lynn Bauer was maid of Law School of Widner College He is em- Carpenter- ino was maid of honor for her Mrs. William R. Smith NEW MONMOUTH - Miss Paula R. Heh and Ranald F sister. The bridesmaids were honor for her sister, who also was attended ployed by the law office of David . Zolkin. Schildge were married Saturday here in St. Mary's Roman (Nee Donna Bauer) the Misses Anne Harrigan. bv her two other sisters Susan Lee Schmidt Keansburg Nevius Catholic Church at a Nuptial Mass celebrated by the Rev sister of the bridegroom: SWEET BRIAR. Va - The John Scully. Nancy Kowalsky and Janice marriage of Miss Theckle Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. Richard J. Heh, 14 Dyball West Farm Road, and Mr. and Mrs Adam T Schildge, Tan- George Christie Nevius Jr . lo glewood Farm, Kings Hwy East, both families of Middle- Gary Rotella was best man Delma Rae Carpenter 3rd. town. Ushers were William G. liar- took place Saturday afternoon A reception was at Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo. rigan, brother of the bride- Lifestyle here In Sweet Briar College Milt Patricia Heh was maid of honor for her sister groom; Robert Murphy and Chapel Robert Miraldi Bridesmaids were the Misses Tina Heh, Diane Andrusaltls. SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAV, JUNE 6.1977 The DtailyRegister 7 The bride is Ihe daughter of Monique Malone. Patricia Falcone and Linda Angelo Bonnie Mr. and Mrs Harrigan are Mr and Mrs Franklin Chal- Malone was flower girl. staff reporters on the Slaten mers Nevius of Rusty Ridge Richard Schildge was his brother's best man and ushers Island Advance in Staten Is- Farm. Amherst. formerly of were Adam T. Schildge Jr., George Schildge, Peter Nigge- land, where they will reside, Conover Lane. Middjetown. man, Richard J. Heh Jr., Gregory Heh and Michael Heh after a wedding trip to Puerto N J. The bridegroom is the The bride, who was In retail management, Is an alumna Rico The bride Is a graduate Mlti CliytM son of Dr. and Mrs Delma of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Engaged of Homewood (Ill.)-Flossmoor High School, and Edmboro Rae Carpenter Jr of Lexing- (Pa.) State College, where she received a BS degree In art gional High School and Wag- ton. ner College, Staten Island. education. After the ceremony a recep- The bridegroom is an Levy-Clayton The bridegroom is vice president of Transmares Corp.. tion was in the Boxwood alumnus of SI. Francis Semi' Carteret, importers of West German industrial machinery He LONG BRANCH - Mr. and Mrs Harold E. Clayton Jr.. Room here at Wailes Center nary. Staten Island and is an alumnus of Rumson Country Day School, Deerfleld 254 N. Fifth Ave. announce the engagement of their daugh- Miss Jennifer Sue Geary Sienna College. Londonvllle. (Mass.) Academy and Cornell University. Ithaca. NY. where ter, Miss Deborah Lee Clayton, to Jack Levy, son of Mr and was maid of honor and Ihe he received a BA degree In political science Mrs. Clarence A. Levy Jr of Bridgewater, Mass. A December bridesmaids were Ihe, Muses wedding Is planned Patricia Ann Axsom, Sharon Miss Clayton is a graduate of Long Branch High School Mill VltlM Marie Madegan and Barbara Sanders-Galatro and Katharine Glbbs School. Montclalr. She is employed as Elizabeth Carpenter, sister of the bridegroom LONG BRANCH - The marriage of Miss was solemnized here May 15 during a cere- secretary for the U.S. Army Civilian Appellate Review Office. Dias-Vicino Ttnton Falls Eugene Hildreih Cassell Jr Susin J. Galatro and John K Sanders Jr. mony conducted In Our Lady Star of the Sea MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and was best man and ushers Roman Catholic Church by the Rev Vincent Mr Levy Is a graduate of Bridgewater-Raynham Region- Mrs. John Vidno, 39 Virginia were James Christie Nevius Rumaln. There was a reception in Old Or- al High School and Springfield (Mass ) College He Is em- Ter, announce the engage- Mist Opdvkr of Sea Bright. N J . brother of chard Inn. Eatontown ployed as an elementary school physical education teacher ment of their daughter. Miss the bride; Gordon Grant Car- Parents of the bride are Mrs Susan Vivona. and an assistant high school football coach In the Long Valerie Ann Vlcino. to An- penter, brother of the bride- 480 Ocean Blvd.. West End. and Vincent Branch school svstera tonio M. Dlas Jr.. son of Mr. groom : Charles Edward Whit James Galatro. I Burns Place. Eatontown and Mrs Dias of New York more and Arthur Taylor Mr. and Mrs Sanders Sr. Brick Township. Byrd-Opdyke City. are the bridegroom's parents The bride, a department The bride had Mrs. Jacqueline Slgnorelli MIDDLETOWN - Mrs Dorothy Y Opdvke. 259 Oak Hill Miss Vlcino. a graduate of manager for Leggetl al Tan- and Miss Diane Lordi as her honor attand- Road, announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage Mlddletown Township High glewood Mall, is a graduate ants. Anthony P. Lordl Jr. was best man of her daughter. Miss Marcella Robin Opdvke. to George II School, attended Brookdale of Roanoke College. Salem Mrs. Sanders was graduated from Red Byrd 3rd, son of Mr. and Mrs George II Byrd Jr., 65 Step- Community College. Lincroft The bridegroom is a pro- Bank Catholic High School and attended henvillc B|vd The marriage is planned for later this month She is employed by Bell La bo- grammer analyst for the Brookdale Community College. Lincroft She ratories. Holmdel Roanoke Times-World News Miss Opdvke and her fiance are alumni of Middletown After a wedding trip to Flor- is employed at Ft Monmouth Township High School. She was a dean's list sludenl at Tren- The bridegroom, a U.S. Air Force veteran, Mi Dias was graduated ida, the couple will reside in ton State College, where she was graduated this year Miss Roanoke is president of Sanders & Co and board Opdyke's major was speech pathology and her minor was psy- from the New York School of chairman of J K. Sanders Enterprises In MissBradskaw chology At school she was a member of the National Student Mechanical Dentistry and is West End. where he and his bride reside after Speech and Hearing Organization Mr Byrd is an alumnus employed-as a dental tech- ECONOMY Mr aid Mrs. Je-kn K. Sliders Jr. a wedding trip to the Poconos Hubbard- of Kean College of Union. New Jersey, where he was a mem- nician. ber of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity He is a dealer ItltMgcr I I.I II INSTALLS SHOE REPAIR Bradshaw for Ryder Truck Rental Inc EATONTOWN - MP, Allen Morrison-Waxier L1NCROFT - Announce- While, project chairman of LITTLE SILVER - Miss Amy Waxier is a member of Phi Beta Kappa She is a ment is made by Mr. and Marantette-McGuinness the New Jersey Slate Feder- II101I tltiWi and Douglas Morrison were married Sat- child care specialist at the Ming Quong Resi- Mrs Donald Q Hradshaw, 15 ation of Women's Clubs, offi- KA1LUA. Hawaii - Mr and Mrs Joseph H McGulnness urday here at the Bernard G Gronert resi dential Treatment Center in Los Gatos, Calif. Shelbi'rn Ddvti of the en- natwl al Ihe installation uf uf 3rd here, formerly of Shrewsbury. N J . announce the engage- dence, Branch Ave. Thq wedding ceremony gagement ul tht-ir daughter. Rein of the Woman s Club of ment of their daughter. Miss Katharine McUuinness. to Car- was performed by Joseph Chuman of the Eth- The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Miss I'.mi Lynn Bradshaw. lo Colls Neck hi-rc in • i.indlf ter Hehman Marantelte. son of Mr and Mrs David T Manin- ical Culture Society of Bergen County. Mrs Charles Morrison. Algonquin Road. Lawrence I llubbard, son of ll(;hl ceremony in Old Or- telle. Grosse Point Mich An August 20 wedding is planned The bride is the daughter of Mrs: Irma Holmdel. He is a graduate of Syracuse Uni- Richard llubbard nf Lincoln- chard Inn They are Mrs Waxier of New York City, and the late David versity and is a project engineer for Walkins ton, N.C, and Mrs Nancy Miss McGulnness was graduated from Red Bank (N.J ) John Nagle. chairman. Mrs Waxier She is a graduate of City College and Johnson in Palo Alto. Calif. Kirchner of Kurt Lauderdale. Catholic High School and Dunbarton College of the Holy Crou illBM I>.i> lusi \iii- chair Fla. in Washington. DC. where she is restaurant manager at man. Mrs Herman Karllin. MKS Bradshaw. a graduate Gad&oy's Tavern second vice chairman. Mrs of Midillelimn Township High Mr. Marantette is an alumnus of ihe University of Detroit Joseph Musci, treasurer. Si •him I. is employed at (Mich ) High School and Georgetown University. Washington Mr* " G Silkies, tecordrng McDonald's. Tinlon Kails D C He is a loan officer al District of Columbia National secretary and Mrs John Nil- HIM fiance is an alumnus of Bank. »en. corresponding lecrsUr) Red Bank Regional High Ann says 'gulp!' School and is employed at Acme, Uncrofl Nobite-Riley EAST KEANSBURG - Mr Dear Readers: Well. I've and Mrs William J Kiley. 32 done It again — Incurred the Clinton Ave announce the wrath of nearly every wife in ANN LANDERS engagement of tht-ir daugh- the United Stales. Canada. ter, Miss Mar) Ann Rlley. to Tokyo, Bangkok. Mexico City. Robert Matthew Nobilc. son Puerto Rico. Nassau, and look at his tie You'll find plenty tight and 1 warned of Mr. and Mrs John Mobile. Bermuda. I even got a nasty samples of everything He's a him. Well, he split right nut 21 Oregon Ave . Hillet A letter from Guadalajara. nice guy and I DO care about the back and had to burrow September wedding is the host's bathrobe Everyone I wrote in a recent column: him. bui. he Is also a slob and planned MUs McGaluess MIssGagllrlmlnl "Show me a married man that's HIS problem - Suffer- roared I couldn't have cared who looks like a refugee from ing In Manhattan less. — Columbia. S C Miss Kiley. a graduate of a rummage sale and I'll show Dear Ann' Do you know Dear Ann: t gave up trying Mater Dei High School. New Card-Guglielmini Moninoulh. is a secretary at you a wife who doesn't care any husbands who take care lo dress my husband after ten COLTS NECK - Miss Shelley Guglielmini and Billy Card 1 B A W Auto Body. Ton Mon- about him." of their wife's clothes' Join years of screaming and hair- plan to be married In September Announcement of their en- inoulh The most articulate letters the 20th century. Klddo - pulling Today I'm relaxed gagement is made by her part-nlv Mrs II S Rowland. Depp and my blood pressure is could not be cleaned up for Seeing Red And I Don'l Mean Mr. Nobile is a graduate of Spring Farm. Fl 937. and Salvalnr GugUelmlnl, Clover Hill down. He still has ink spots publication, but here an- sam- Buttons Rarilan High School. Hazlet. Estates here on all his shirts (rom pens ples of the printables: Dear Ann: My jerk has a Mr Card is the son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Card. 4(1 that leak Every pocket is rip- and received a BA degree in dozen good suits In the closet, Shore Acre Ave . East Kcansburg Dear Ann: I'd like to wring ped from being overloaded engineering from Duke Im- but he goes to church in po- Miss Gugltelmlni is a graduate of Garden state Academy your neck. Why should a vwiv He lost two coals laM wmlei versltv. Durham. N.(' He is a lyester slacks and a polka-dot of Hair rashion and i osmeioiup balonlown Hn tiaiKi La be responsible for her hus- and there are five lovely plant engineer for Burlington shirt with a striped tie I've employed by Duane Marine. Perth Amboy gloves on the shelf — all for InduMfM band's wardrobe? I wash the given up. - Augusta car, put on screens, mow the the left hand. Its not fair of ' S/.U- lawn, and paint the basi-me.nl Dear Ann. If a woman you to say I don't care about LA-Z-BOY looks sloppy, she "let herself There's no such thing as a him. I care a lot but he's I RECUNUS • SWIVELS woman's job or a man s job go " If it's a man. "His wife slob. - si Cloud. Minn. Super Special any more. Work doesn't care doesn't care about him." IMKfltS A art I. Qt Dear Ann: Show me a man who does it Retire already! You're nuts. - M|mphls sow • aunts • OTTOMANS who looks' like a refugee from MAUU TOP TABUS R.\: - Marshalltown. Iowa Dear Ann: Sorry, dear, you TUESDAY thru FRIDAY a rummage sale and I'll show GUUSHN CAIPIT • •CCIISOMS Dear Ann: I know my hus- goofed and you're going lo you a man who doesn't care band looks godawful when we hear plenty My husband is a JUNE 7 to JUNE 10 about HIMSELF or his w id- s go out but I can't help II. He honey and I love him. but he UTTIE SILVER NEVER SHARE feelings. I married one — so rolls up his sleeves and pops doesn't give a damn about FURNITURE STUDIO eat your words, Anmihelli- — YOUR MEDICINE buttons - forces his favorite how he looks If the iRViUtlOfl Kentucky Broil SUmrsMt An. 1 Conovw Pttc* I wide belt through limps that says "Informal" he'll show up TEA BISCUITS, CORN Dear K And all who wrote Links) Snvtf Do not share your medklne with someone else, are loo small - refuse! lo nil In sandals, no socks, a T-shirt •nd do not lake ncdklne pntcribrd for •notlm GULP . . GULP . GULP 747-26901 Q his (oenalls and his socks arc- and Bermuda shorts in the person. Vow prescription fits jou is precisely u torn after two wearing if winter. Last week he went to load ejejuuses or bridgtworfc. II m written for you want to know what he a barbecue in khakis (rum placetostartadiet >o«i on the bub of «fe, weight, set, ud physkil had (or lunch or dinnor just World War II They were condition. Never allow someone ehe to Uke your medicine, BLUEBERRY MUFFINS "COUPONCOU " even If bis symptom seesa to be the MM U yoors. "Preicrlblnf" for snolhtr person cun havt REG. to 6 for 1.32 d>nu|ln| results. Foe la* sane reasons, do ac4 hi 8 Pcs. CHICKECKEN $4 99 anyone else "prescribe" for you. DOUBLE ORDER §M, TOD OK YOUR DOCTOR CAN PBONI US when you need i delivery. We will deliver FRENCH FRIES • promptly without extra chuic A irut auay people rtly on as for their health needs. We SMAD - Your Choiw weiouM raqueaU for dilltery KTTIM ud cktrn . AND 6 (OILS Daily 4-10 6 §79* lUIHOIUD OKIMUIOt KM WKBIII OI1MT H0OWII OPEN FOR LUNCH ElD«« Shrewsbury Pharmacy Great For Summer Cookouts THE HIIBK* Sill in SHOW ' Fof ditm In youc town call HKOADM. 711-1874 SIIKktSBIIO CHICKEN DELIGHT Monmouth County 776*6677 I'RKSCHIITION CHEMISTS miK DM IV KK.Y HARD ROLLS Ocean County 269-4242 FRESH DAILY S17 Broadway 22S-30O1 Long Innch Now Jorooy 201-757-7677 8 The DtffyRegiiter SHREWSBURY N J MOMMY, JUNE 6.1977 Television Today A new comic on the scene New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 IIJC DAYTIME MOVIES Ctrter Peitr Fonda. Gewge 10:00 LOS ANGELES (AP) - A familiar cliche a struggling as kind of a Poor Yorick Flambee. and cry out to a heckler Hamilton jack Klugman. Paul THE SONNY AND CHER Tpnl in Pans 1143 Dons Day. ; comic CORKS to town, works free at club for exposure "Lets drink a toait-suck wax and we'll seal your lips moo Newman Vaitnt Perrtne. Ber • MO VII n*d«l!l Pcien Jain Siapition Guesls Tom Jones Shields and Ra»BoH).r ioo Is spotted by noted producer, is signed for TV shows is Bully forever." Tunnse At Campobelio Part i ~) LITTLE MOUSE ON THE Yameii Chastity Bono Redd • • TOMORROW able to pay rent on time The odd thing about all this funny business is that Wil- FOBS IR) a«ov,E "" Host TomSnyder Yet It's all happened to Robin Williams. 24. of San Fran- liams, by his reckoning, only has been In comedy about a Bunny' Nellie Oieson knocked • ••NEWS from a horse following an • NTNTON NEW JERSEY • JOE FRANKLIN SHOW cisco He hasn't been on TV yet. but next season he'll appear year and a month He originally set out to be an actor, a T» Ihe Light ol Ihe Silvery Moon argument wilh Laura moans • AUCTION 77 CONTINUES in all six. of producer George Schlatter's new "Laugh-in" spe- actor at that pretends lo be crippled, then ska atJOVIE uses her infirmity to manipulate I AMERICANA cials on NBC. The Long Dark Hall 1»i R»» ul roles were lew. so he drifted to comedy in New York 400 Laura and anyone else she can fumber Our Days inn year s It was in the Comedy Store, a showcase for new comics in I MOVIE IRI Academy Award-winning Harrison. Lilli Palmer and later with a San Francisco comedy troupe called Papaya AI See 200 suburban Westwood. thai Schlallt-r spotted, then signed Wil- f11 CROSS WITS documentary short subtecl. tells Juice a BLANSKVS BEAUTIES the story ol a community of liams, whom he calls just as fast upstairs as .lunalhon Win MOVIE fy Nephew s Debut Nancy elderly Jewish people in Venice Till or Cure 19U TerryThomas tens "but much more disciplined ' With 110 in his pocket he came to the City of Angels last f, frierm Irme makes a desperate eflort to hitch Cam . who have created men Moira Redmond year, premiered — at I 30 a m — at a comedy showcase tvENING a ride back lo Las Vegas lor her own unique culture lHOM A lean, muscular man Williams usually upcns in a furry called The Improvisation, and thus launched the job search nephew Joey s stage debul ION foung Fury IMS Virginia Mayo. hat. a tattered black overcoat and a University »f Moscow T 100 m THE MIDDLE EAST, A VIEW • MEET THE MAYORS Lon Chaney they call the I.A Scuffle IK shirt, posing as Joey Stalin, a Russian cnmic whose Knulish BOM INSIDE The scuffle is hard particularly on those wretched nights Jack Palance hosts this balanced • NEWS MOVIE Isn't so hot 8 "Rf Wk™MAN a Human Comedy 194) when a rookie comic faces what Williams calls "high-energy I IT TAKES A THIEF presentation on Ihe future AN. MARY f Moving quickly, nervously about the tiny stage, crying IOOD COUPLE possibilities of peace in Ihe HARTMAN Mickey flooney. James Craig crazies." or such as the hostile witness who poured a glatl "I I TODAY IN DELAWARE Middle East NEW YORK REPORT "Yes! Thank you very much' " at the slightest laugh his act. water on him (AUCTION'IT • MOVIE ODD COUPLE NETWORKS AND STATIONS much of it spur-of-the-moment whimsy, defies description of donated items Bedtime Slory 1964 Marlon ABC CAPTIONED NEWS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MAKE "She got me from behind while I was playing a gospel valued at some two million Brando Shirley Jones Two MACNEILLEHRER REPORT LAST MINUTE CMANOiS On any night, he may try to teach a rubber chicken In ABC CAPTIONED NEWS preacher." he recalled "1 was going to baptize her with a dollars, will be available lo the professional gigolos arrange a talk, then hurl it into the audience, then lie upside down on a public who may make then bids lest to determine who is best in NJS.WNJTI pitcher of water, but she had two very btg friends' his field chair, announcing he's now doing "Superman on speed " by calling tiMIMtsO I 11 M Music t.a*tn Snhow'd he fight back'' a*UCTON 77CONTINUES B • THE CBS LATE MOVIE Or he may slip into a wild Shakespearean takeoff, then IN Total Hush Now or You Die' A a NBC NEWS on rapist is murdered and to solve pick up a red glass bowl containing a lit candle, hold it aloft "Didn't." he mused "Sometimes It's better to turn the • I LOVE LUCY as>ABCNEWSBRIEF Ihe crime. Kojah must find the MONMOUTM MMHtntl other cheek and save vour behind " B ABC NEWS 090 B CBS NEWS rape victim Cool Million Assault ARTS IIMIUI • MERV GRIFFIN On Gavalom 1B72 Jamea • HONEYMOONERS He laughed when it was suggested his coming ' Laugh-in ' Guests Chero Ane Johnson Farentino. Nehemiah Persolf wmt ' >00 Skiles end Henderson Dwignt Jefferson Keynes is asked by an shots may open other doors and even lead to a need for a Moore s Mongrel Revue Fred ees NEWS Englishman to regain a valuable 00 good tax accountant He recited an old proverb in fractured UNDERSEA WORLD OF Travalena Bobby Sargent Hank ALL SEATS I 1 Thompson painting he sold to s friend Russian Translation" SCQUESCOUSTEAU • B 'HE TONIGHT SHOW Hippo' "We need da money." said Robin Williams, the new kid In B • ABC'S MONDAY NK3HT Guest Host George Carlin BILL COSBY NBC NEWS BASEBALL a LOVE AMERICAN STYLE town BRADY BUNCH B a THE STREETS OF SAN "LET'S DO IT TO TELL THE TRUTH tv OUR FRANCISCC-TOMA AGAIN" ABC NEWS a B NBC NEWS UPDATE STREETS OF SAN FRAN- BOWLING FOR DOLLARS BNEWSBREAK CISCO- Tower Beyond Tragedy' PLUS DAILY NUMBER 000 NEW SUMMER BEFORE ODD COUPLE A middle-aged man with a hang- "UPTOWN SATURDAY a THE CIRCUS OF THE STARS up about age is sought by Mike CONTINUED and Steve to prevent his killing a NIGHT" DINNER MENU A DAY AT THE TRACK OR IIMUPPETSSMOW • • NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT beautiful young girl. 9uesl Ethel Merman TBET.OVIES TOMA- Frame-Up Dave is featuring B IN SEARCH OF A Sensitive. Passionale Man' suspected, after being set up by AFTER Tncienl Flight Angle Dickinson and Oavid the head of a crime syndicate to Janssen star in a World Premiere take the blame, lor Ihe near-latal AOAMt} movie as a seemingly happy and Dialing of a hoodlum (Rl • STEAMERS US.OOO PYRAMID A DAY AT THE BEACH successful couple whose | MOVIE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES msrnage is being destroyed by JOKERS WILD fvery Man Is My Enemy' 1070 STOP IN AT OUR PUB his alcoholism Robert Weber Else Msrtmelli • LOBSTERS MATCH GAMI FIRING LINE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW When a daring jewel robbery is FOR A SNACK OR A DINNER Ssi William F Buckley. Jr lolled by the police, a gangster A MACNEIl LEHRER Disarmament and Jimmy Carter PORT sets out to find the informer • SOFT SHELL CRABS Guests Lord Chalfonl. Laboui wilhin his ranks WE WONT DISAPPOINT YOU I 0:00 Parly. Brian Crozler. author ALL THAT OLITTERS VISIT OUR BANQUET HALL THE CIRCUS OF THE (JTHEPALUSERS ABC CAPTIONED NEWS • WHITE CLAM SAUCE Eitravaganz* featuring more than S 53! Will ACCOMMODATE SO Of YOUIFRIINDS 40 American and French a MASTERPIECE THEATRE PLUS DAILY celebrities displaying their ) MOVIE talents as circus performers 1:10 ?unny Lady' Barbra Streisand Among the stars are: Edward PREVIN AND THE PITT- Omar Sharif (Paid Subscription FISH DINNER SPECIALS 11 Wharf Ave Asner. Karen Black. Lynda URQH Tetevisloni^^^^^^^^^^ FRESH FROM OUR Rod Bank 4» Brtody's At the Movies LOCAL WATERS SOFT SHELLED CRABS 842-7575 U2i. nvnu. 842-2133 IUMSON ARE BACK AT... on page 16 JUNE 11 TUN WITH DICK : Breakfast served cafeteria style by the Adult Fellow- 1 Make A Date ship at the Reformed Church, 62 Hance Ave, Tinton ANDJANE : A paid directory of coming events for nonprofit organiza- Falls. 8:30-10:30 a.m. Rain date, June 18 tions. Rates: f2 00 for 3 lines for one day. 11.00 each addi- Flea Market. Reformed Church, 62 Hance Ave.. Tin- tional line; 13 00 for two days. $1 25 each additional line. ton Falls, 9:30-3 p.m. Spaces $5. Call 741-4672 after 5 p.m. 13 for three to five days, II 50 each additional line; Id 00 Rain date. June 18. TONIGHT & TUESDAY for 10 days; 12 00 each additional line Deadline noon 2 days before publication. Call The Dally Register. 542-4000. All RBC High School Alumni; Get Acquainted-Happy SPECIAL FAMILY DINNER ask for the Date Secretary. Hour. Sat.. June 11th, 7-9:30 p.m.. Broad St. Auditorium; $3.75 per person, free drink & hor'doeuvres Reservations CHICKEN or VEAL JUNES, ID RBCHS, 10 Peters Place. Call 7471774, 7870513. 747-5286 25 "U a*\ '•'"'"'• Parents Without Partners No. M4 Cocktail Party PARMIGIANA wilh SpaghaW or Salad Dancing. Hideaway Lounge. 2 Fearey Place, Morgan The Soldiers of Christ will sponsor a Shepherds Pie ^ANNIE Free Hustle lessons. 8:00 p.m Call 560-0170. Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. in the Church Hall. There is plut... Our fl*9U/«r Flmlly Menu. no charge but free will offering will be gratefully accept- HALLw JUNE* ed. Bayshore Community Church. 185 Ocean Ave.. East "The Shore Swingers Square Dance Club" will hold LATE SHOW Keansburg. Starring their regularly scheduled Summer Square And Round SHREWSBURY AVE. AND HERBERT ST. .RT CARNEY Dance on Monday night at 8 p.m. Dancing will be from fi- RED BANK LILYTOMLIN ll p.m., at the 5th Ave Pavilion on Ocean Ave., in Bel- Rumson Bicycle Rodeo. Deane-Porter i Forrestdale •MON.DATE NITE mar. The Caller will be Mr Glenn Cooke of Sea Girt, Schools. Black Point Rd . 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Bike Inspection, FRATERNITY with Round Dancing being cued by Dale and Winnie Bis- registration, skill tests, free refreshments, by Rumson aty of Point Pleasant All club Level dancers are invited PTA Fun for all Igtl ROW" to come out and have a great time dancing. A Work Shop will be conducted between 8-8:30 p.m. before the regular dance starts. HOLMDEL TO HARROGATE -, Car Wash by Holm- del High School Band. 9-1 pm Wash, wheels, vacuum. JUNE 7 $2.50. Refreshments and gadgets Benefit. IIHS Band trip leek ay DemerM1, far Rumson PTA present program. TV violence. 9:15 to England. Rain dale. June 18 Ike maaiy «*• mined il am Forrestdale School cafeteria. Installation of officers. Flea Market and Strawberry Festival sponsored by JUNE 8 The Little Silver Volunteer First Company. First Aid Parents Without Partners No 644 General Meeting at Squad and Ladies Auxiliary 9-4 p in Rain or shine. Held Cobblestones, llwy 35. Middletown, 8:30 p in Topic: Se- at Little Silver Fire House. Prospect Ave Food, refresh- xual Stereotypes. Discussion followed by dancing. Call ments and treasures for all ages MM17I. Annual Handbell Concert First Presbyterian Church. Tower Hill, Red Bank 8 p.m. 30 ringers. 110 handbells "Strawberry Festival." Sat . II am to 4 p.m at the Free will offering. Presbyterian Church House. Shrewsbury. 352 Sycamore Ave. Luscious strawberry desserts, boxed strawberries, Women's Exchange. 32 Church St.. Little Silver 10-4 homebaked goods, crafts, herbs, house and garden plants, Summer Inventory Sale. Save on handcrafled toys, jewelry, trash and treasure, flowni with balloons and chil- clothes and gifts at greatly reduced prices Com- dren's games Lunch from 11 to 4. plimentary iced tea JVXE9 JUNE 12 NAUTICAL HOl'SE TOl'R »f Waterfront Sites 11—I PBA Local No 49 and other friends will sponsor a p.m Presented by The Deserted Village M vilanv. Inc. Country Western Show to benefit Anthony DlOregiirio. Historic Ulalre Village memorabilia exhibit of Munmouth age 6 Music by Jerry IIanvil and Friends and guest M Beach Borough Hall \non-4 p.m tot iteah'sl lickW out- C. Don Owens Cobblestones Restaurant. 3-2 a.m. Ad- lets, call MftUM vance tickets. $2 $2.50 at door Monmouth-Ocean Chapter. National Multiple Sclc JUNE 15 rosis Society presents Dr Paul Silbert. Ne|irolOgtlt 7 Racing lor SEARCH Monmoulh Race Track: 12 p.m. Booker Pavilion. Jersey Shore Medical Center All noon. $20 per person, which includes entrance to club welcome. house, buffet lunch on club house patio, reserved seat, in- door prizes. RSVP by June S lo Mrs V Ajello, 5311944. ' JUNE 10 NIK SKOND XXX HII I'll Drink To Thai: Paddy Noonan's back in town at THE MORNING AHfR the Willowbrook Inn. River Rd . Fair Haven for the Jer- JUNE 17.18 sey Shore Scot's American Club Dance. Fn . June 10. 9 "10th Middletown Folk Festival." Folk Music. Folk p.m. to 1:30. Tickets 17 50 per person. Beer and buffet Crafts. Country Dancing. Concert Fri. night. 7:30 p.m . OKNERAL CINEMA THEATRES Special attraction that night. Jersey Shore Scot's Ameri- Sat., workshops and concerts from II am to 4 p.m. Con- $1.50 'til 2:30 P.M. Wsjii. i Bit. ONLY! ~" can Pipe Band For reservalions 870-9786... tinuous children's section from 12 noon. Craft displays all day. Country Dancing 6:30 p.m. on Sat Evening concert A Fashionable Day at Monmoulh Park. Fashion Show SHREWSBURY at 7:30 p.m. At Bodman Park. Middletown. Adults $2.50 onli)38< by Bambergers. luncheon and races to follow, for the evening concerts: $1.50 daytime activities. Children under benefit of the Charily Ball Fund. II o'clock Donation $20 12. 25c. (Rain site. Middletown Twp. High School South) Phone 222-5100. • Choose from our selection of 8 scenic and color backgrounds. JUNE 11 •You may select additional portraits offered at reasonable Flea Market, Sat . June 11 Ham dale. S;u -.(um- is .11 JUNK IK Flea Market. Ladies Auxiliary of Community Kire prices, wltti no obligation. High School South purktitK lot Nutxwamp Co.. Leonardo. 10 a.m. to 4 p m Fnir grounds. Hwy 38. • See our new large Decorator Portrait. lid Middletown l' parking *pnce* equal one ivnial s and Applelon Ave.. Leonardo Call 39I-14HO nr aH-07''B •Satisfaction always, or your money cheerfully refunded. ANNIE HALL' spaiv is pvr space Tn II'MMVC, call Joyce SUvcrman. Tables $5 7414138 Sponsored by Middli'luun Smith Bowler Club Spaces available for Flea Market and Bazaar. June** JUNE 24 THESE DAYS ONLY 11. 10:30 to 2:30. Highlands Elementary School. Rl :l« Yankee-Boston Baseball Game. 114 Includes box TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. Call 291-3703 to reserve space »5 per space seats, bus. hot food, beer and soda. Call Lorraine. 787- 11 7852 or Dot. 787-0587 JUNE 7 8 9 10 A NEW COMEDY WOOOY ALLEN Ealontown United Methodist Church. 97 Reynolds Dally: 10 AM -8 PM BETWEEN THE UNES ANNII HALL Drive is sponsoring a Flea Market from 9-4 p.m. Spaces JUNK 3 «: WINNERS — Fans show their support as their team, the Port- 107 victory over the Philadelphia 76>rs In Portland. land Trail Blazers capture the NBA title yesterday with a 109- Mets take 2; Yankees belt Chisox Jack Brohammer. Jim Essian WALTON'S A WINNER - Fans congratulate Portland Trail Blazers' Bill NEW YORK (AP) - Dave 2 Sunday and record their firsl 6-5 as John Milner scored the Despite the batting support. Yankee starter Gil Patterson and Alan Bannister Walton after he and his teammates defeated the Philadelphia 76ers, 109-107, Klngman's three-run homer en- doubleheader sweep this sea- winning run on a mill inmm: yesterday to win the NBA crown. Walton scored 20 points and grabbed 23 abled the New York Mets to de- wild pitch by Philadelphia re- couldn't hang on and was son knocked out in the second In- rebounds during the game. feat the Philadelphia Phillies 3- The Mets captured Ihe opener liever Tom Underwood Dick Tidrow. 5-2. gained the Craig Swan. 3-4, was the win ning when the White Sox victory and Sparky Lyle fin- tier in the second game with scored twice on a double by ished the game to pick up his three innings of relief help Jim Spencer and singles by 11th save of the season from Skip Lockwood. who earned his eighth save of the Vials triumphs in French Open season and his fourth in six games. How They Stand PARIS (AP) - Gulllermo Vllas of Argen- slow surface — winning seven mmatchea s and play down' Kingman's fourth-inning NATIONAL If AOUf homer was his first since May •Ml tina hustled through a bizarre and one-sided dropping only one set and 43 games Gottfried grinned at him "So you made il W I. Pet Gl t L M Gl iwh and came ofl Jim Kaat. 1- Chicago 10 II Ul - •aixmorr » n Md tennis match in wind and rain Sunday lo crush Sunday, he dictated play from his baseline, rain?" he said. Pltilburgrt It II 41T '-i N«w York t» 7] America's Brian Gottfried 6-8. «3 60 for the imperiously stroking the ball deep Into the Vllas won Ihe Masters Tournament in 1D74. 3. after a double by Felix Mil- SI Lou It HUM) 8 B\ JIMHINTKIMWN ger singled in his final scho- Mandeville struck oul on a Smith and George Schollz Roach hit a sacrifice fly toled toward second first base, Schaffner scored the final and walked four He struck WEST LONG BRANCH - lastic at bat in Ihe seventh. low fast ball and Steve Both- walked with none oul Robleft with Smith scoring bul was left unguarded, however. run out eight and ran his overall "Our philosophy is to peak at "I struck him out wilh u une bounced out to second Vella bunted to third hut Henry ended tho threat by and everyone was safe Matawan staged a mild record lo 7-3 Sieve Belhune the tournament." said Brick fast ball the first lime.and wilh Ihe runners moving up a Rongo's throw to first was fanning E-spnsito Belhune struck nut Vig-threat in the seventh bul and reliever Jeff Lloyd gave Township baseball coach Jitn then on a slider for he second base George Smith then filed wild Pinch runner Jim (lieu- Brick then came up with Kiano bul Brick catcher Dave came up with only one run up six hits Rochford after his team de- lime." said Henry to center to end the inning son scored from second with two insurance runs in its hnlf Toth hit a sacrifice fly I" Players and COlkCM CHARLOTTE. S C (AP|- be 1 husi-n to play Britain s best by Weiskopf s brilliant, nine to win, and Rogers, who tournaments of the year with a Tom Weukopt relied on his e»- this fall birdie, sevenunder-par final recorded his best finish ever, closing 69 and a 284 total Lee penencc lu hnld u[| a couple ol Hut Tom won't play round in the Atlanta Classic a each had a 72. Trenno was 75-286 non winners and break a two I will not play if I make the week ago, wrote an end lo his Doug Tewell. another non- The course, usually one of the year victory drought with a team" he said "I wrote the victory drought that had ex- winner, dropped a long birdie best conditioned the touring tWMtakt Inuniph Sunilav in I'd A a year ago .saying I had tended since the 1975 Canadian pull on the last hole lo tie (or- pros encounter, had been so se- (he Kemper Open (lull Tourna- made some plans for those Open and put him in position to mt'K U S Open champion l-ou verely damaged by a hard win- ment dates and for them lo lake my gain a spot on the United States (iran^m at 280 Kach shot a ter, drought and storms, that the fairways were lined and I had the experience." the name off the lisl They slill Ryder Cup team, which will par 72 vi the oppressive humid- players were allowed lo lift, veleran Weiskopfwildafter his haven't done it play Britain's best this fall ity and heat that sent tempera- clean and place balls in lh<- I V 11 undi'i p.u 70 drlealed Its not a knock at the I'liA It didn't come easily lures soaring lo the mid-90s lined area George Burns and Bill Kogers or the Ryder Cup or anything He started the hot. humid, The group at 279 included Craig Stadler. Allen Miller, Hu- I knew they hadn't won The like that," he said "I've made hazy day in a tie for the lead Weiskopf, Rogers, Bums and bert Green. Lanny Wadkins hardest victory you'll ever win plans to go hunting with some with non-winners George Burns Tewell all led or shared the J C Snead and Bill Calfee Cal- is your first one They made friends of mine and hunting is and Bill Kogers and had lo lead over the first nine holes (ee shot a 68. Snead and Wad- some mistakes I figured if I'd very important lo me " birdie Ihc par-live ninlh lo re- and at least five others were kins HI Green and Miller 70. jusi hang in there, maybe Turning tuck 10 his challeng- lain a share of the lead at the within a single stroke at one Sladler 71 make some putts, make a ers in this tournament. Burns turn Five others were wilhin time or another mupli' of hinliiv Id have a and Kogers. Weiskopf said, three strokes in a closely bun- Arnold Calmer, who recently Weiskopf, however, wasn't pretty good chance to win." "They're young They'll win " ched pack purchased a home on the headed after his birdie four on He did He won this one with a 277 Wriskopf look command and course had one of his best the 10th that broke a tie And then he dropped a liltle lolal. II under par on the win- went ahead to stay with a sec bombshell ter-damaged. 7,160-yard Quail ond consecutive birdie four on* The victory, his third in the Hollow Country Club course the 10th hole Kogers began lo Red Bank youths lade and the husky Burns re- Kemper and 12th on the Aim 11 Weiskopf. a deeply talented can tour, put him in position/Ik, but sometimes temperamental mained Weiskopf's only major claim a spot on the Amer/can \man,collected$50,000 from the challenger Ryder tup team He mjived Vital purse gf $250,000 lor his Tom put him away on the are disappointed into the 12th place on the Joim third Kemper triumph 15th, another par five Weiskopf list from which 12 player/will The victory, perhaps signaled scrambled, hit a tree and one- Ahd. finally, the 20 most disappointed (aces in Monmouth putted from six feel for a par County yesterday belonged to the youngsters who had signed Rut Bums had trouble getting up lor Ihe Pitch, Hit & Run competition sponsored by Thorn out of a fairway bunker, got in Mi An. Idil Bank More. deep rough, eventually found The contest for boys and girls 9-12. Is being held through- himself in Ih* fringe in four, out the country at the local level.- whereby wlnuers advance missed his long putt and made up Ihe ladder through district and regional competition to the bogey six national finals at this year's All-Star Game at Yankee Sta- Thai put Weiskopf three dium ahead with three holes to play The eager youngsters showed up at Memorial Field yes- and he was smiling happily, terday at 10 am. ready and willing but unable for their comfortably over the run to the chance That was lost when the event was called ofl. clubhouse. According to a spokesman for Thorn McAn. Red Bank, the Weiskopf, who pushed his event was supposed to be adminislered by Robert Marks, di- wigmngs for the year to $94,588. rector of Ihe Red Bank Parks and Recreation Department bogeyed the 18th from a bunk Mr Marks, however, resigned his position in April, effective er. but It really didn't matter. last Thursday, so no one was available to stage the com- Burns had to hole a 10-foot petition. par-saving putt on the 18th to The Thorn McAn spokesman promised lo do all he could salvage a tie for second with to hopefully rectify the situation, but how do you explain that the chipper Rogers at 279. lo a youngster when his friends who registered at other Thorn TEMPERMENTAL TOM — Tom Weiskopf reacts os he misses o birdie Burns, who now has been sec- McAn stores as close as Eatontown and Mlddletown had Ihe putt on the eighth green during final round of the Kemper Open Golf tour- ond twice this year and has vet opportunity In Pitch. Hit & Run' nament at Quail Hollow Club In Charlotte. N.C. Solomone Monmouth9 s top jockey By JOE HIM I I M \N\ J Bowes Bond is second in the standings with six wins grounds but 16 of them are two-year-olds, an unusually high Ironically he has no seconds and no thirds W A ('roll Jr and number for him OCCTNPORT - Mickey Solomone. despite several days Charles P Sanborn are lied for third place with five winners "I've never had many two-year-olds before." he said riding at other tracks, holds the lead In the Monmouth Park each. "It's a whole new ball game, a new challenge We usually had jockey standings after 13 days Into the meet Solomone has 14 Sanborn is off to one of his best Monmouth Park starts mostly clalmers but this season decided to try lo develop wins out of 57. mounts He also has six seconds and seven He led the trainers here In 1968 He is very Impressed with some young horses We picked up some nice-looking juveniles thirds. QIII Native who has won twice for him al this meeting "He'll through public and private sales Craig Perrct. who won the title last year with 91 wins. Is be a starter in the Long Branch Stakes on turf this Saturday." Thompson's son Stuart, an 18-year-old sophomore at Ameri- second with 13 victories, ten seconds, and six thirds Don he said can University in Washington. DC is a presem member ol MacBeth. off to his best start, has 12 wins, nine seconds, and Ihe Monmoulh Park Publicity staTf. ten thirds. Don Brumfleld. 39-year-old veteran. Is fourth with Another star of Ihe Sanborn stable Is Creme Wave who Star Edition, winner of Ihe fifth race Saturday under Bill II wins. 14 seconds, and six thirds Brumfield might have won has disappointed thus far this year "It looks as if she'll be Nemeti. was making his third start of the year after being last year's title if he had not left at the end of September to laid up for a while so we can have tests taken." he said laid up line* li* \ugusl because of an operation lo remove ride In Kentucky "We'll be taking her blood count today, among other things, to determine her problems." . spline bones In his left lore and back legs He finished fifth in Solomone was at Keystone Park Saturday where he rode two allowance tests, but was running for a $25,000 claiming Medieval Man to victory In Ihe Philmonl .Handicap He had J Willard Thompson, last year's leading trainer with 49 victories. Is ofl to a very slow start this year, saddling only tag Saturday in open company The Jersey-Bred is trained by piloted Ihe three-year-old colt to victory In the Select Handi- John Mazza cap, the opening day feature at Mcmmouth two winners He has approxlmxately 40 thoroughbreds on the Tommy Kelly, trainer of Medieval Man. had asked Solo- mone lo work the horse in Florida for him last winter Solo- mone rode him all four times he ran in Florida and brought him home first twice Shore A.C. sets world mark John J Gasper, a new name to Munmouth Park, leads the WEST LONG BRANCH - O Brien 4 3'6. Oom lunanuovo 4 V 11 TENNIS TlTLIST - Bill Lloyd, above, of Austra- trainer standings with seven wins Gasper, a 27 year-old na- fastest by a high school miler 1:33 5, while teammate Dave Jim Seullfrl t 31 I, Tom LaBonco A hundred Shore Athletic Runners ranged from 13- Romansky was 11th in 13:81.9. 4 49 4. John Rrrnatti 4 41 6 Steve Roh lia won the New Shrewsbury Racquet Club $10,000 tive of Omaha. Nebraska, handles Dan Lasater's Monmoulh man 4 33 0 Club one-mile runners circled Tournament yesterday defeating Australian John Park division this summer He has been associated with Lasa- year-old Joe Cadmus Jr, to West Valley Track Club of Jeff Flock 4 14 I, Larry Bovo * 37 *, the Monmouth College track 44-year-old Tom Baum, who California won the team Tony Amattte 4 41 4. Bob Ban*, 4 16 0, James In the men's singles. George Gill of Rum- ler for two years, working as Dave Vance's assistant and han- Pete fvorn J»0. Mor» Iimm»'man in just under eight hours to ran the anchor leg. championship, while Shore 4 SS t Jerry Foy 4 31 «, Frank SCOCCIO son, along with King Van Noslrand of Long Island dling Lasater's Chicago division He has also worked in the 4 46 1 Sam Pierce 4 U0. Harry Holon racing offices of Churchill Downs. Delaware Park, and Liber- break the world record for was second, The second place 4 16 I Ron Rudy 4 31 4 George Conner won Ihe men's 35 and over doubles defeating Hig- Mel Ullmeyer of Monmoulh 4 4S 0. Kin Ptrnch S IS 0 Bill Well\ ty Bell Gasper has approximately 20 horses under his car but the 100-mile relay Sunday finish for Scully, an Olym- 4 II I. Ed Burke I 07 V. Ken HM- gins of Oklahoma and Bill Scott of New York! Hig- College ran the fastest mile dtrbrandt 4 HO' Rick Gardner 4 16 B," expects some shifting of stock during the summer between The team of 97 men and pian, earned him a trip to Eu- Robert Hunt 4 41 0. Roger Binger glns defeated Van Nostrand In the men's 35 and by a college miler: 4:19.2, 4 II 4. Jerry Carroll 4 411 . over singles. here. Atlantic Citv. and Kevstoni1 three women averaged 4:46.2 rope later this month to com- per mile lo come in with a while Guy Emmons of Marl- pete against teams from Ger- Ray Roncln 4 41 3, Tim Wonmna boro High School ran 4:25.3 4 710. Tim VicLoone 4 it 6 Sean H>g itiiiuiiiiliiiiMiiiiiti minim iiiiHimiiiimiiiuiiiimimiiii iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiimmimitimiiini time of 7:56:55.6 to better by many. Italy and Russia gini 4 410 Don Oclehanty 4 W 6, Jim Four milers ran under 4:20.0' Flynn 4 J4 1. Dave Klein 1 03 S. John 7:32.4 the old mark of 8:04.28 Ron Got* 4 II 1, Jim Clayton i M S McLindtn 4 TV 9. Mike WcL'nden 4 47 6. while seven sets of brothers Dove Wnifn«y4 4S.&. Dtnnlt Evrrni Av Jim Eilell* 4 46 0, Wall Thompson set by the Sale Harriers of trill 4 34 7. Francn Avtnli A 7)0, Jim competed in the evenl Anita Schlenli 4 34 I Dave Burgrtf i II 00, Major League boxscores London a year ago Jerry Miller 4 4V 4. Chuck Fe eM 4 46 0. Steve Sovaae 4 4} 0, Tracey Von and Tracey VanDykv uf Red 4 311. men Burgvit 4 it t. Oove Dyne S 73 1, Sieve Ron 4 14.0. Mel Ui illllllllHIIIIMIIIllllllHIIIIIIIIHIIIItlUIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIimiHIIIHIH llllllllllllltllUIIIIIIHIIIIIIfllMIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllMIIIIUIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIII Bank Catholic were the only 4 460. I Tom Dowgnerly 4 10 0 Steve imevcr 4 I9|, Ron yonderkron^ 4 4< 0 The three fastest miles Fottet 4 47 7. John SkUloh 4 47 1, Fred B'H Huniipy 4-JO i Tom Boln J> 10 0 0 Hrrlwm 30 10 CLEVELAND SEATTIE ATLANTA sisters in the race and two of Adorm 4 is 1. Rich Wlnne 4 310 Km i n 0; Greg Bo'diuk i 09 7. Mark l\t\ |, 10 0 0 'Swoop 7090 Ob r h bl ob r n bl at> f h bl >were by Harry Nolan of Mid- not) 4 in Mike Richttr 4 434. j>m kowski S 19 0, Joe Boltter 4 Si 1, Mer Brutrp 0 0 0 0 Lotkwdp I 0 0 0 MoninQit S 0 1 0 BoilTb 3 I! 0 HAO*i7t> RytterM S 2 1 2 dletown, 4:16.8: Jim Clayton the three women participants Stfvem 4 33 S. Gory Wemngt' 4 31 3 frll Nodin 4 47 1, E amon Downey McCvrph 1 000 KulptrTb 4 0 0 0 Bmunlt 10 11 Thomnlb Bone let J I 2 S Rutiell Jonli 4 48 I, Quinlon June 4 31 4 Tom Barley 4 W 0. Joe Cadmut JNorriiff 4 0 10 RuJntttf 4 7 3 1' Mdlock3b ! Mntntilb S 0 3 0 Jr I 00 6 Pal Topp 4 \jo, Tim Sieelc 0 0 0 0 of Spring Lake Heights. In the National 20 kilometer 4 46 1. JeffMerron* 07 I. Dave 4 ?6 i: Anita VonDyke S 4S D Greq Wai- D Milne. I Hution 10 0 0 BoLhttib 4 0 0 0 Stoniondn 4 0 0 0 Clorkrl son Brrohirt S 0 1 0 4:17.5: and Ron Gale of rhns O Donmll 4 31 I. Chru O Bntn 4 31 I; ihtwt S Or I. Hove Moiee S 19 0. iMffi 0 Kiigmn i Total M 1 • 1 Tola) • 1 II BBcllJb 4 0 10 Lopcirl 4 111 wimwiii J 1 1 0 walk held in Seattle. Wash , Dave Ullmon 4 49 I Steve Codmui O Connor 1 ?f 0 L nit Wnttehead 4 ti 6, J I 10 4 44 6. Jim GfOu 4 14 9 M'ke Tully J Vail " Lwntfndh 3 0 0 0 Meyer Ib 4 0 0 0 HrrvtJonit 4 711 Paobac 4710 tian Brothers Academy. Shore Athletic Clubs Todd P W C 1 i PhilodHf.ru* 0 I O 0 O 0 0 0 I 1 Dadelf 4 13 0 Mtln3b 4 0 10 FsliU Moof»3b i M o 4 39 4 Jim Tully 4 58 4 Fred Morki Pou i LfrMtnLfrMtno 4 W 66.. CIIM* GuMpf 3 I 1 1 i HO.O JetJtll AAntnut n S II I0. Turn Baum Nfw Yorh 00010000"- 1 Fotuc 4 0 7 1 CRyldiM 3 10 0 Wllamw Chan*v» 4 111 4:18.2. Gale's mile was the 4 47). Ouy Bmmoni 4 1)] oovr Cusn 0 0 00 Scully finished second in our 4 33 0: Jock Lawrence 4 14 4. iron 1 37 0 E-Millan DP-Nffw York 3 LOB- Oottyu 4 0 10 Juliet 3 1 t 0 Mottltip 0 0 0 0Go»tonph 10 10 Philadelphia7.New YorhS ?B-Lutlnsk>. Total 1 M l t i Tofoi »lll Thrrmnph 0 0 0 0Gllbrlhpf 000 0 Boon*. Millon. Rondlr 3B—Morrtlwn 0 000 Ester ly p 0 0 0 0 HR-KlngmonlVI SB-MunHII Cleveland OOOIODOQO-l 4 130Kjntnp 10 11 IP H R ER BB SO Seattle 10 0 7 10 70 i- * Coprop 0 0 0 0 Gvt* p Mcrig p 100 0 Rchetipri McCvr ph KoatlLDl « 7 3 10 1 E Ban 7. CReynoldi OP-Seattle 1 1000 I Bldwinp 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Cmpbllp 0 0 0 0 0 Gtoitph 0 0 0 Bruulor 7 0 00 0 11 LOB- Cleveland 10. SeoMlti IB-Boet 7. 1110 , Long Branch split JNolonph 0 0 0 Rttd 10 9 0 Fotte Stein Hft-RuJonei HO) SB- 110 0 1 t 000Camp? 00 0 0 S*aMW.14 JIJ ; I S Dade. RuJanev Lopei 1 S-Kulper. Tow* *l i il Total* 10 0 0 LONG BRANCH Long Bob Woolleys single drove In l.inriofi won It in the eighth gled In the first two runs to loUwood 13 3 7 I 1 0 0 43 » If f Savt-LoUw od (II WP-Swon T- IP H R ER BB SO 37 10 1) r Total Branch and Rumson divided a Ihe three runs. when Dave Case walked, PflllDtKlph-d • ' 0IJIWD0T0-* Biliti.il .4 )l 4 1-3 7 4 4 0 4 lip the game and then Kent New York 100 Oil) JM 1-6 7 00 h-JSMl Hood 7 0 7 7 7 0 twin bill yesterday in the Jer- Qflf Q\J\ wftfn w iftumDO I yf* ICO' fO Rumson scored what moved to second on John Per- Provine singled in the go- Monge 12-3 10 0 0 7 E - BOOT Unn«r LOB - pmio CHICAGO sey Shore Summer Baseball proved to be the winning run ri's sacrifice and scored on a dttpMo • New York > 3ft- HOI rfison r h b< oh r fi bl Monlog>MlW,S-3 1 4 1111 ahead run and scored on an Moddo. Snemorp H rimer MoinHi I 0 Gorrll 4 0 10 WP-Blbby HBP-8y Hood ICRcy E-Royiter. Moaioik. Moore. RAn League with Long Branch drewi LOB-Son Ftan.lico9. Atlanta 10 in Ihe fifth when Weinkofsky single by Ken Gruber error. Jft—Randir HR - Boon* •' Stearin ' Blalrct 7 0 0 0 Nrdttgnir 10 00 iioiilii T-7 19 A U 16; winning the opener. 5-1. and McCorvrr l -SB- Rundle Ha-ifHon RWhltelt S I 1 0 Bomitnv 30 17 IB-ModlOLk. Elliott. Pocoroba. Sodck walked and came in on Trip Al Kooistra baited in three Ken Steinitz tied the game ', - W.Hijfl Crate ApodULU Muniom 4 111 Of toTt 5 0 0 0 OETROIT CALIFORNIA 3B-Herodon HR-Chon*y (1). RoyiUr 14), Bonntll 111 S-Htrndon. SF-Thom- Rumson taking the nightcap. •a h i irbu 4 0 10 Zllkrt 4 110 ' h bi Dupree's double. runs for Llncroft with a pair in the last of the ninth for Ma- ai 7. Foil i K.li I t t i I 3 4 17 1 Camblvdr 3 17 1 4 0 0 0 Horeit-1 5-4 of triples. Cwbt' 3 I 0 0 0} 4 1.1 I LJhmndh 7 110 FunlefTb 4 0 10 ReniyTb ER Bl SO l.lncroll ( Colts Neck 5 nalapan with a twnrun UnorwoodL ?i I , J t I 1 ) CMaydh ..111 Spntcflb 4 111 Sloubdh 4 0 10 Boylorib MolUkllW.S •,) * 10 Winning pitcher Steve Llncroft 12 Manalapan I jTodd I * t 0 I Oal.vlen Williomi Colls Neck II l.lncroll 4 single I t I * 0 0 1 4 0 10 ftudllt 110 1-3 1 4 mynti. .00 MoMItt Dmtit 4 12 1 Brtimolb 117 1 Tmpinlb 4 111 Bondiit 7 17 11-3 7 I Conte was Ihe whole show in LINCROKT Llncroft Colts Neck II Freehold Town- Blod«>in 4 0 0 0 Chalklb Lavtllfl L1NCR0FT Colts Neck I t I WthlmJO 10 10 MStnlyl' 0 7 0 the first game for Long scored three runs in Ihe top of ship 0 Eulon. 4 13 0 Wtktuc 4 0 7 0 Alkenulh 0 10 EmltrtvlL.7 3) scored seven runs in the top WP — J Todfl U" 7 0 10 RoJkwidrt Talnl Totoi AHdrgiJti 00 1 RJohmon Branch Conte slammed a the 10th inning lo win Satur- PHIL A ( YORK 7 0 0 0 Grlctiit 0 0 0 of the seventh inning of the COLTS NECK -Winning Virytrtt pair of home runs, added a lhy( Campbell 1110 0 second game to break a 4-4 day's game. pitcher Jim Holoyke allowed * 0 0 0 Rondldb 1 0 I 0 Nf« York t 1 1 I 00 01 1- I Total n > 1 • T«ioi 71 1 • Camp 10 0 11 single and batted in three Jri»ln*rf 4 0 0 0 MOIonR) 4 110 Ch'taoo 0110 11 I 0 0- t tie and salvage a split of yes- Case doubled In the first four hits and Rick Derechailo Sthmdlfc 4 0 0 0 Wllnffrlb J 1 1 0 E-TldfOM. Oent i LOB- New York i. [if If OF' O0D 10000 0-1 runs. He also allowed just two runs of the Inning and 4)30 Kngmnlf 4 II 1 terday's doubleheader. slammed a three-run homer t Chlcooo 10 2B~Sp*nctr, Brohomer "nlilornio tOOOOliti— 1 five hits and fanned five HtfcwHt 7 0 0 0 Vailrt 10 10 Gamble. Zilk HR-Munton 191, CMay DP-Dttrolt I. LOB-D»troll«-Calllor- scored on Grubert single to cap a 10-run fourth Inning Boonei BKMIrrf 10 0 0 (II. RrJachwnlfl, Nettlei IUI. Gamble nio 9 JB-Boodt. Sloub. Wchnluii 7 Winning pitcher Jack 4 0 0 0 GfOtn 3000 1101 Irtet (tl. Dtnt 171 5F-Sp*rnfr HR-Thompion 111 SB-Baylor S- nhrNbi Oh r n bl Trailing 7-5. Lincroft scored Peltz and Greg Meyer also 30 10 Borwtitler 3 Rumson took a 30 lead in Schaufle's two-run single 6owat> 4 0 11 MUillKl Remy, Chalk. RoJOikton, Humphrey DrJium S 0 I 0 TvtfOUt S 0 7 I four runs in the top of the had home runs for Colts Groiill 1 0 I 1 Cor w)b 4 0 0 0 (hi? first inning of the second highlighted the big seventh in- Blittn«p1b 4 110 Porkerrl ] J I 0 ninth George Richdale sin- Neck Morcnrt game and never lost the lead. ning for Colts Neck. ieMrluf 4 0 I t BRbntnlb 4 111 TrllloTb I I I I UrglHb 4 17 7 Kevin Callinan's sacrifice Colts Neck's Pete Pcltz Wind fills spinnakers RowllolO 7 0 0 0 Morenocf 0000 fly. a double by Chuck Wein- homered to send the first Bikmrph 10 0 0 SlnnltTo 4 0 10 KellhtfXi 0 0 00 Dyift 7 0 0 0 kofsky and winning pitcher game into extra innings but RED BANK - Wind-filled outride ihi'ir boats. 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Form>t»od Jim (Croigl . j GoldCuttomtr (UnoeH ••< Sun'ocrifr (GoaMordi) H So that when you arrive at your destination, Second Mond (Camtroni I M-PACICImt Pwuili.m you'll haw pnjoyvd more than uoad mileage Trump INoDrlvtrj Selections You'll have enjoved the trip S««>IEvtni(Crul»eJr ) 1 p NLUfl IGofliordH l — Htwftlma KM. Dtrnr W«M. Tor- cMllBnrfllucntn'OlucntnO) MAyrcni (No Driven 11 1 '- i.v. Qtract. avifk Tenitr, w J W Julie (McOftvti-i) I i Your Ford Dealer^ got a lot of mileage to like. Aituff IL- Ollmouf) I - Murrlctni till, U.K.. )M Civic (W«b»ieri *K>, Mlati DM PauM'l Clipper (Boldwhlnol i — MtM lrMt«. IMM, Uctfrf Hmt LeooV iPoilv iNo Oriver) I — CIVIC. P».lfl CIIMtr. f klv'R See your local New Jersey m-TROTPnrMlN.Nl " turn «»*»T. inwwi MM. MM i Ford Dealer Mc Rody (Doup 1 ~- LVtfnlll H9R#Vtf. Uttff MWlC loot lull is Dancer | tMMKMIW JopolHermonl . - Hnii.n mo, m«i. jail Candy tomb (6o¥ii) v (NO Driver) • -AwWy tl SMC M *Ml«Mn>. _ It - •tKtllll ilta, CMrlU KNtlkl. II111: LMlllin Haunr I rim 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY \ • MONW 1. Auto* For Sate Nubbin VOLVO I9'i 344 - Cream Put! Low AMERICAN MOTORS Itft - HHM mlleoae Air Four seeetf AM/FM 14 notion •aoon Automatic. po*« M P G Beguior goi 141*6 or bnt of- 2. AulM For Sole 2. Autoi For Sole »t«rlng. Ilik tl\*41\ I VJA6 C&lHOrlO f Warren, 74lOU0dayS. 741 1414 AUSTIN MARINA !•?< ?)0OO mile* BUY A PAPK HUM WALL LINCOLN ME RCUtY 2 Autos For Sale Ullia After 1. Ml SIM Afc£ YOU Shrewtbury Ave at Sycamore >l| AME«'C»«INC KEALLY knrtwiburv, N J 7471400 u., llltKlKlH Hailll AUSTIN MEAn- M«"MA«« II _ T WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL 1»M CIOMII e.telltnt condition rnu»l 4wv f Freehold GEORGE oe urn lo D. ow.ecio.Ki o«n«f moil AMf »r-BEt 19JD - iK Wl ipMd OHM totto'y C(p*ri>n«ntol lor New pain) •Illc. A.llnf II»o Coll oiler ) andluei Bi . 913 14SS 3 Trucitt and Trollen CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK lf*S - 1. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale Needs little work, 1390 CHEVROLEmT PICK UP 11 15 uts 747 11*4. Mpm Wall CHEVROLET TRUCK C 30 IM On* ton I flat, tour leeed. wit rocks, 3*.OBO miles mi 741-1MI CHEVROLET 197S '** ton truck. V-l. LINCOLN MERCURY 7. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale 1. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole {Jumper, radio and heoter. four-wheel Executive/Demonstrator drive, four speed sllik I fleet box KITSON CHEVROLET CO BARRACUDA 1970 • Slant n* BulcVt«!AVRe~c USTOM it« - BUICK 1972 Low mileage 739-1*1* Fowr aoor, power ilrtrlng ond br ok ft CHE'vROLfTifU " 1)100 5*3 9149 even.ny» air Londlllonino, good running cDndi LESABRE 'man. It-up U35 IN SHREWSBURY BLAZER 19 73~^G00d condition HOT. USD CoilftlllW LINCOLN CONTINENTAL - 1973. 7171756 Wheels, tires, FM stereo, air Call af- BUICK LE SABRE 1970 - Convert r door (i fully et Town Cor. immoiulate. fully equipped ludlng olr conditioning. Best offer Must sell 791 4)10 D ter 6 M3 40M IDIt Air conditioning, good condition CAR SALE tower steering, power brofc.. .^v.u- Recent eng SUHLER t liTTEN iN( AihinglllSO 741 Slif u#l VI. 54.151 miles One owner Our lion WWtTeT-nH. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ftuICK ifefGViTil'te - Ve. mao OODG'E IfSITANK TRUCK ]7W H*y H Hadet 3*4 WOO wheels, silver gray with rtd top, red MAZDA - 1*^3- RX1. eir vtlouf Inttrlor, AM'FM rodlo. powtr SEE IT NOW AT RASSAS PONTIAC radial tires, under 10 000 I SAVE '3000 UKK ILICTHA — IMf. olr. full steering ond broke*. II.MO mllei B«l offer 339-A475 USED CARS power, oil block, beautiful condition otitT 717t»4 ^ Asking »J0 Call 747 UTS, ^_ FIREBIRD 1970 MAZDA 1974 RX 3 COUPE - In •> on Gerry Levlne's 1976 • u'lCk SKVHAWK if7S~^ Atr condi' vellent shope Tope deck, four on the BUICK f STATE WAGON I»'O - Honing Powtr Hee'lngbrokes Four one owner Serviced Thli Ponfloc Firebird, two door, ll ipeepeed New steel belled rodlois 1JOQ0 ' iv equipped Including air condi FORD 1971 SUPER VAN - Power Metallic Blue Scorpion firm MM4 ilng. automatic, power steering. MERCEDES 1971 M0-SE - Immo.u Steering ond orakts, very flood iondl late 141 SO $ power brakes, and regular luel V-l, tlon Asking HMO Hi I4S BUICK SKYLARK (970 -Sii cylinder Evening*, 143 3330 teflon While blue Interior Good con M.104 miles Our price 11595 ~ f7 dltlon Good rubber Good ttcond (.or MERCEDES 330. 1*73 - AM/FM, •• 4497 2. Autos For Sale Ailung 11300 Coll 747U6I Oftfop.m SEE IT NOW AT RASSAS PONTIAC lellent t&ndltlon 14*00 or best offer M3-33» evenings or weekends BUICK iw» LtSABRE - Four-door, on power, air. ISO engine, good condl BONNEVILLE 1973 MGJT1973 - Beautiful condition. 4 Motorcycliil tlon IMS 164 J717 75.000 miles, lacolly driven, garaged 76 CHEVROLET MALIBU rhis Pontioc. tour-door, li fully CYCLElNSURiNCE " NEED A CAR BUfCK ItTO LtSABRE - Four-doorT equipped Including olr conditioning. Two-door. V8. automatic, air conditioning, power good Londlilon Air conditioning USO er steering, power .-9p.m 100% FINANCING Call 147 7690 lor fuel V-l. 104.736 UONMOUTH steering, power brakes, AM FM vinyl interior vinyl" HARTEV"6AVIDSON 1941— Full (fH CHRVSL6RPLYMOUTM ry M Eotontown 543 5500 dress SIMM) or best offe' Musi see to top. 24.579 miles. Slk = 243 NO CO-MAKERS CADli LAC COUPE C)t Vllll IH3 appreciate 717-1743. NO GIMMICKS Power tteenng'brohet Good t.ondi SEE IT NOW AT RASSAS PONTIAC MONTE CARLO 1973~-^~A]77AM'FM tlon Mut> tee Asking I1M Coll *71 stereo tape, lilt wheel, bucket seats. IONDA CBM» 1(7* - Custom pipes $ "Be (he lirsl otticlal owner ol my en tnd find out Atk lor Jlmmy-8kl S?t3 )S0 automatic. 15.000 miles I35O0 or and point, new tlrei THE "THING" best Offer. 747)771.170 90*1 7411111, ask for Jamie why Lancia owners htv$ mort tunl Ctoco or Harry By Volkswagen CADILLAC IM - All power, AM'FM MUSTANG - First year ever-19*5 3Out«4» Three speed, new rubber, brakes, 1697 item, air Excellenl running condi This cute 197) convertible has monual clutch, carburetor, stereo tpeoktrs, fwohetmcls 1*00 miles 544 1117 tlon Many new Itemi J, Giordano, steering ond brakes, with a lour speed Nortnm •ranch more Looks beautltulunfortunoteiy HONDA 7S0 vT7J~-~ix\ell#«l running iJI 4itt [mornings). 59 Wallace SI . stkk A real tun cor with on economic mutt sell, Rtd Bank, (evening!) ol four-cylinder One owner Only condition, lots of chrome, extras 71 MERCURY COLONY PARK WAGON ON THE SPOT 1500 firm 1*4 1140 after 4 p.m APPROVAL i ADIL LAC I97J -Vourdoor Brovg" 39,151 miles Our prkelml H300 Can 717 40*1 V8, automatic, air conditioning, power steering pow- ' •power. I*"- MUSTANG 19*4 - Eight tyllr HUSKY 1974 I7SCB - Grecrt condition SEE IT NOW AT RASSAS PONTIAC er brakes, AM, power windows, cruise control, twin automatic, mogs, very good t Race proven Rebuilt engine Call 544- 1599 F4M797 1991 ask tor George comtort seats, 54 915 miles Stk =254 Price excludes tan ond licensing ANO t*L KAWlUill WOW'1'Ml, flrfW 5664102 2. Autos For Salt ._ tronsmlssien _ _ 79CC Good (.ondttlon Aik for Ed Colt Ite BOM 174. Rumson, N J 07740 or *714O|5 $ call 747-7794 '76 Lancia Metallic RASSAS KAWASAKI kl400"l»7T- 3900 mlltl. NASH METROPOLITAN 1*40 - Runs accessorles. U35 eat, needs rust and broke work; 19*1 CallT47-1»4 after * pm 3197 Blue Scorpion Sorris Minor, bod transmission. 1335 GEORGE WAU PONTIAC tor pair NSU Sport Print, 31.000 origi ~ KAWASAKI 1*75 750 19} Broad SI Red Bonk noi miles, runs great but brakei stick F.. el lent condition. 11300 3 Speed — 4 cy/., rack/pinion ilterlng, RIB, some; body Is great 3W-17JI. Call 717-0476 74 MERCURY COUGAR XR7 CAMARO RS741-51B 1971 - Ai0r condtlionin OLDSMOBILE 91 LUXURY SEDAN KAWASAKI 1*71. 500 8tk M8787 power steer ing/brakes. Good cond Two-door, V8, automatic, air conditioning, power 19*4 - Four new tlrei, power win- 1100 miles. MOO lion Call 14147*1 dows, air conditioning, 39.000 miles Call 164 1671 or 164 9371 steering, power brakes, AM, twin comlort seats, pow- m/teap* 3821 UNCOLN-MERCURY 1500 747-SO53 CAPRI II 1976 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - Heo- er windows, Landau top, 42.346 miles Stk =270 E BELMONT M 1947 - sonable rotes Grosilnoer and Heller Options: , V 4outomatk Many txtroi Eicellent KV, IS Wikoft Pi Red Bank. 741 condition Aiklng U4S0 Call »l ilW Good condition. While with tan vinyl SHREWSBURY roof Remonoble, 1175 671-04*4 week 111 An Conditioning S589 or WUMQ $ flays or 369-19W weekends. Walt MUSI 5FLI Custom thopptd |2) UndercoatmganO rustprooling S125 CAPRI 1974 - 1000 cc, lour-ipeed. (3) Metallic Paint . S25O AWFM'ltrotk. Extellenl condition OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS "S" INI — chromed 1971 Honda Punched out to Shrewsbury Avi. Xmpg »??00 After Q.I7&-JI7J Two-door. V-l, new automatic trans- 150 Call between S-* p.m , 44+9737 3297 |4) Pin Striping SbO j Hf VFl LF MALIBU l«f - GrVtn ition, console, mag wheels, new NOBION 7» cc - OoooTconditlor.. At Sycamore Brand new evhautt lyitem, four new et, escellent condition 1900 or best lust tuned 5*00 miles Big engine 1/50 (5; AM. FM Stereo (4 Speakers) S345 tires ond J C Penney battery Needi offer 47V»H- Inquire at 10 Olenmory Ave , Leon 73 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL (6) Leather Upholstery S349 tome work IS M mpo Aiklng U00 OLOSMOBiOLDSMOBILL E «T 19*9 -*Good run ardo. * II anytime after 2. 74r-4S7>. ningcondltlo Full power Four-door, V8, automatic, air conditioning, power 7410544 PER"SON~WANTEO - ToprovTiTe ORIGINAL PRICE $11,901.00 CHEVELLE SS CONVERTIBLE 1970 child core lor three yeor-old boy ond steering, power brakes, AM'FM stereo tilt cruise 747-5400 - 454 engine -mutt be rebuilt Call of OPEL ItNOT - itOlcc 53,000 iles ' working mother'! home Middle ter i p.m ,741-4313. Good body ond engine •in area Reply In writing, giving power windows, power seat, vinyl top. leather interi- NOW $8,901.00 CllS44ll?J cfcaround and references to Box C- CHEVELLE SS 396. 1970 - Four- ..J. The Dolly Regtstei. Shrewsbury or, power locks. 50,139 miles Stk =282 PINTO WAGON 1*7* - lOMtTmliH* speed, new lacquer paint, brakes, N J 07/01 YOU SAVE $3,000.00 tires, air shocks, water pump, liming Air Asking 13000 Excellent condition n, starter, mag-wheels, vinyl roof 747-9*19. SUZUKI USCC CNDURO - lei up for FULL MEW CAR WARRANTY er steering, car Is stock ond In dirt Eii-ellent condition 1400 471 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 1967 - 3930 We have the largest inventory ol new 1977 Lancia's I condition 11*50. Call 339-0354 Good condition Good tires, threeon jn the state and you can test drive them at Levine CHEVETTE U7e - Ipor lOdel floor AiklnAsking V,(350 or best offer. After 3 SUZUKI U" with •urro^ly 10.000 mile* Air condllf steering, Tour-door. Clei_ Gremlin 1974, air condition Ing, power 50 CENTS OFF steering. 13300 5l3-49» GREMLIN 1974 - Gossover-slx. New 1972 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON tires, brakes, rodto, power steering. Your Next 30,316 miles. SHOO H14m Four-cvlmdf1 IN*, four speed, rwa clukh. Cro9ar moos Body ond Interl. DAHY REGBTB OASSBED AD or enelleni Recent Impettlon USO :• .. liri Call 5M 1440 By prawnting this coupon eenng I • *h»n pliolng vour clauMj us (Sony, not food lotnaft FunHy Ad HONDA CIVIC 1973 - Needs work. ot Cmlnel AdmUun) I10OO or best offer Call otter * p.m.. ?: AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE IMPERIAL 1949 PRICE '2,295 Two door. Best offer Call after 4 p.m . 544 lief Call 542-1700 TfEPS»C?fi SECE TWIN BORO MOTORS 747 OIM0 Mall crwckl to: Th« Dally Raglttw 111 E Ntwnxm Sf)f Iflg* Rd.. R«J Bank On* Haglttar Plaxa, Utrnrtbury, N J. 07701 51 Help Wonted Help Wgnled SI. Help Wonted SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, JUNE 6.1977 The DMTT Register 13 •OOKK Tiger INDIVIDUAL -With tome know ledge PERSON — To work In warthouit rf t»oll««. maintenance, electrical, Fu« time A.iemblc order* and I ood oularao e- llent benefits ond mechanic) Working truUl Storting lotory good Plut ben 101, Apartments ICE E MPLOVMENT AGENCY '. metal and day Nj li Awe 74714*4 Shrewsbury " ~rnH. LTD. fceyport for interview ot '47 MM RED BANK - UltrcT luxury one-bed GARAGE WANTED - Fir slo/a*e •* PRECISION SHEET METAL PER room, corpeting, dishwoshtr Off pervonol Ifrmt Red Bonk area Fan •Ul DRIVERS - Port time Several SON - Pratt Broke Ootrotor and street parking S7T5 After e. 471 mi Haven Yochl Works. Julian T,|o 74' needed for Monmouth Oay Training KITCHt* MANAGER -~0i7,iTri Power Preti Operator Cantar • New Srvcwafeury an per Club II0.1J0 annual Mutt hov* true* PHASER METAL PRODUCTS hour No benefit. Mwi hove N j bus GARAGE WANTfO TO RENT - in y*on ekpetiencc tn toad hondhng op U Ntw Brunswick Ayr. Matawon. drtvtn Mcwiu Call Mr Mount et eM- Highlands or vicinity of To itore OH tfotion. friut il« monlht cooking «• N j W14BM hr kytervkm wppn Inlm anl. ptrttnet in rMiauront or umpafabU STATE RENTALS Bkr crS MtCoil VI flw! etiobll.hmtnl (nl rtil*d aoplUonti •MM BUIIHf IS AUiSTANT - OMMTOT B ton obtain UMTCIOI lot) i*qulr»mmii SMALL APARTMENT - If* P.. . REAL ESTATE flee Previous experience, nof necet Monmouth Rd . Port Monmouth Bed wry. but tome secondary education room, kitchen living room area ItfO FOR SALE preferred Good opportunity with plus tie*.ttiL Cotl4H-0J74 many benefit, for thorp, self tlortu™ LADIES MEN - Wo4k ot home on the pertMallly. Salary commensurate pnone. torn US-ISO wMkty wrvking 131 Houses For Sale with oMIIty Send resume to BOH C»t. MK CMtOfTkKI H*rt*4 REAL ESTATE SALES - Central 102 House* For Rent ACREAGE AND HISTORIC The Daily Regltler. Ihrewtbur,, M.J. Mlrtietowf, tocolion Coll to H« wfwt LANDSCAPE GARDENERS HELP we hove to offer Confidential »Tt ER - Experience necessary ond driv- •MM Four ocret. wooded land Cute ortti C»M» OmiCTOH - For Ilia turn ers license a mutt Coil oner • p.m., tm g Itin Ouolnt century old home T*o bed mm. MMI hovt 01 IMHI llvt yoort n- ifAL ESfATiSALe!T rooms Situated In heorl of Midolf ltrKt Send return* to dad l Solei and lliHna activity have doubted, AGENCY. Reallor*. SS Oceanp. lown Coll lor mere tntormolion Only KnmuW Ct l<4 Ital l LEGALIECRETARY - RedBonlTof «t are willing To fully train ond oitlit Ave . Writ Long Branch m 4)00 lice With at lean five years i* PAUL P BOv A Reotlor. t)\iU* ont Mlet ouoLlote FREEHOLD — Thnse spacious bed porlence HJS weekly for qualified MELMED REALTY 471 UU A FANT~AS~TlC BROCHUflE of hom«" CADPtNTEDS A50 HtLPEHj"^ person complete benefits, tile iniur in Monrnouth County* It S vourt if you once hospital I lotion ond MOior Medic REAL ESTATE SALTS - BMtmw"lii write or call Betty Ross Aaencv- J^ good We need two oddi'lonai aitoti SI Baby Sitting 71. Merchandise n.Mtrctiondfse 84. Merchandise ot Reply Box M Ml. The Dally Regis KEANSBURG — Corner Four roomt Rt 35 Keyport. N j 0")! Phof. Dill Are you ambition* Iroinobie. C»«PfHTE»l - Hod corpanlan if. Shrewsbury. N J. Q77Q1 Child Car* For Sale For Sole tile both All electric 1350 plut utili Ilk* people ond willing to work hard Wonttd ono aaparlaftcad halptrt to work on 1 lie* .'i mortlh"t security miff] LEGALlECRETARV - E uper lenced" for what you won. * You may be the 0ABVSITTER - E«parlartcad. tor Iwe AAAAAAAA ilngia family lonilrwcllon II you ora ALMOSfACRS E £9x16 i| Real estate ond matrimonial •«- wlnptrion we ore looking tor to earn Inlooti In mv homa. port tlma HlHt Daily-Sunday LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ANTlOUES. on axparlantad corotntar who tofcai Fi.» lalargr e bedroombd s 14) maslfr bed pWtetKe preferred Coll 471 4100 comrnliiora on the way to the top in anui ftlvar Plato W 0»i JEWELRY, RUGS, FOR CASH prlda In your work, wa wont you to table, H7S CalUoe. 747 2i4t room. \f\ dining room, snenci kiun LICENSED SALESPEft&ON WANT the faiclnalirtg reol ettote Induitry INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES STEJtEO SET - Walmrt cabinet, 1100 tn. J'i luxury baths. 33 oameroom ED - Experience not necessary For confidential interview toil Eitellc 10 Rlvertld* Ave . Red Bonk 747-6JO0 mo4Mf (Mon . wad . Prl I naaot Cotonlol bran chandelier ond tconcei. - Three bedrooms caiy den uiility room, two cor egrogc Please call OAK DALE REALTY, 7? ot Iht BOB GRIMM AGENCY. See REGISTER COMMUNITY DELATIONS OIP.EC (WolllT aaparlafKad child cora for % 1)00 Student 041k. 110 Hanging lamp 0.1 JM Dak Hill Rd , Miodleiown J4i WOO I0« - Lacol htoltti ogarxv Datpon and I«D yaor oldl Lono 'arm, tt 110 Pole lomp. 110 Brati table lamp. ALL LIONEL TRAIN 747-94 J4 MELMEO REALTORS I71-MS0 ilola lor public Inlormotlen. madid, llofcll. own trontportoilon Racanl rat Classified Ads U Plant itondVlf and 13 VI 0t« LINCROFT COTTAGE - On one c on) M rolling Mutt to wall orgo' LlFtCUARO - At leaif ont year •rancai, Storl mldjuna LIHIa Sllvar OrWy«f Topcothopproliol f4e-rfw ANlTioutP"" ~~'m*x> nlrad. I....01. craotlva om hovt good owKm tuptritnie Fulltime. wMkendi STERLING SILVER SERVICE - Fo. ANTIQUES - Anything old Furnl two bedroomi, hurry Four spacious bedrooms two full lu>u REAL ESTATE oao UI-OSW as low as turt: thirw. oiati, dolli. |»*elf»- rugs Wgtnwit Sand ratuma to lo. Cm. Included Monmoutti County Pork Syt I] Five ptoce uttlngt. illver lerwlng STATE RENTALS Bkr 74? *4l4 rv oaths. It matter bedroortv ?: lit t»m TW-4Ht CHILD CARE — flawxjnilbla Parian Top co*h paid Mary Jane Roosevelt ing room with tlreploK 14 dining T«a Oolly Kajlitar. Ihrawioury. N J piece* 147-BU lOt E River Rd , Rumson 147 3I» LONG BRANCH - Three turnllhed OTTOI An Equal Opportunity Employ A rare opportunity io Kin one ot the h> LOT, lor Ihraa Dovi. thraa-algftl tan room 11' science kitchen, l* gome CPN - 11 7 ihifTmreenioriti LPN, 3 STUDIO COUCH - Slmmont, L _ bedrooms, kids, pets ok. USO room, 70' sunroom, utility room, bat* County's most successful firms Our From Jm V to Awg Sth. In my tioma 38 cents NAN JOHNSON 11 full firm and white tweed, two bolKert. never STATE RENTALS Bkr 747-t4J4 ment garoge concrete pado teftir staff hot increased Its soles by 100% In Imludai two waaki nwov oi ahora. flva BUYSANDBUYS Coll M4-*HI uted. U0 Call 74117» than new londition COOK - For food prooorotlon or me post year We ore now opening a doyt o waah t-a p m, Wwii hov, own Prom on entire houtenoid to o ilngle LONG BRANTH - Three furnished klUhan halo Pull lima fual Sun . 1 branch office |n Limrofl, Mtddletown cur Good tummar loo for collaga itu MELMEO REAL TOBS |M St» MANAGEMENT TRAINEE THRElTCUSHION kOFA - W.... item Antique furniture. |ew»lry. til rooms.private locole.USO II P rr, CollM •»< tor owolntmanl You will be loughl the bosks of Real dant. ,>(all«nl pay Coll ,*anlno». *T1 For FAST RESULTS CONSUMER FINANCE wooden frame. U0 Kitchen table with ver Immediate cath Top collar STATE RENTALS Bkr 74/ UU ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS N(* Estate at Ihe Century 11 Academy ai UM OELIVEP.Y - Ponllma. mini hova Salaried potlllon with (omprefientlve four chain. 131 Several chairs, l! Ml J3f) homet Bl lOvei or Ratxti Buy direct well at receive ongoing. Inhauie at LOW COST own car Apfity In ptrton ofiar 4pm Iralnlng prog/om leading to tvanch eoch 1JI0 Oceon Ave . Sea Bright. 147 trombuliaet^ondsave Con »l 1U7 T training We would prefer reHdenti ol Rtt'ONSIILE IABVSITTER - LUIOI i OTbuS PIJZA. m MliHIa monoaemeni within two yeon Muii phona Liner oft, New Shrewsbury. Holmdel, Naadad wa,kdnyi tor Iwo Lhlldran ilauwor*. ad oblects o utilities Security Avol'oble July IS. Rd . MtVltt. be Ngh Ktiool produate, two yeor* iot Oak Hill . but will contlder oil oppll- oo.. > ono I My homa Hoilit IH TICKETS - For Ptnh f loyd concert mmedlalel coth tor onanythin' g and ev 1375 per month 173-04*2 BEST BUY! I«g4 «r *ouivoient buiineii Mpcrlemc IJIJdttar 6pm f icnts with or wllhoul experience For RutcHi. IS Eail Front SI , DUIVCH- For gortoH truck" preferred Mult enjoy OMlIng «llh REGISTER Orthett'O MOil OCEANPORT - Garage, attic ond O conlidenliol interview, call Roger Super lenced p*aplt hove aogrtnlve perionoilty After Spm ,717-ur VA"? Call H* 4404 Cgiens. at the Century II. Coient and pood communication, thill* E« Agency. Fair Haven 741 76M _ Classified Ads TRAMPOLINE - With pod. Needs PRINTING PRESS trees galore Living room dining cdltnt odvontentent opportunitiet and 53 Ponwtlc Help new mat U0 Columbia fondem bike, Small, tobte-top. hand operated pr OCEANPOBT - Three-roorr INCOME IN YOU» full range of Beneflti VA opproved RTAL "tt sfArt"* ! SALTS AS" JOC I A ff like new. 170 Coil I43-I1U between 5-1 mg preit In good working condition prime locol*. col' and garage Ownen oniiou« ana ask _ November. ... O.J T program for on oppolntmini - One of the leading ogenclet In the 542-1700 ML with chafes, quoins etc Call 4'i 0131 STATE RENTALS Bkr mg 154*00 WHELAN REALTY for optrtonbl inlervle* call M< Tarfl- ihore area now hot room for full lime Two In family, one-tlory home Only TRIPLE DRESSER - Cheil, two p GROUP. 1*4 Rt 35. MiOdH(own, N J EARN 1100 PER WEEK - Plus com lowtkl at M4-4I04 ostDilotet with a license and tome ex experienced personi with recent refer Toll Free from Motawon Area >ED BANK - On lyer, fsur lorge mlsilon lor only o few hours a day THEFINAN perience Complete ond proteiiionai encet need apply Call 271 1711. f-10 night tablet, itroiler, variout other TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Need reliable perton for Western Mon osi'ttonce >t ottered from our process t7pm 566-6100 Itemi Coll B7W7M after S p m . oil DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to 7474414 642-7565 mouth Area (Marlboro, Freehold. Ing unit ond broker Call for an Inter- day Sot ond Sun Caih DON PON'S JEWELERS Win SHREWSBURY - Twobedroom, liv- Freehold Townthlp) Call SU SJtO or view. CAMASSA AGENCY. Realtors HOUSEKEEPER - For eidi . Toll Free from Mlddletown Area Buy from private owners ond estates BRAND NEW Wl-nil. At* for Mr McKnlght couple Capobie upenenced person TWO THREE SPEED BICYCLES - ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND ing room ond dining room Cape Cod Beoutifui B) Level, reodv to itarl con It} live in Private quartert and pieai Like new One oir conditioner. IJO0 FRENCH HOR671-930N - Ca0 r ( Flic her, JEWELdY DESIGNED 79» River wllh nice yorfl UU^lM-J0]0 Uructlon buy now ond choose you' EXPCftlENCCO PORTIRS (M/P) — onl surroundings good pay Call 41] BTUJ One qreaigreoie gugun Call oflei ' ownLOlori FourJedroomi. 3'i path) HEC6P TiONlJT - For Red Bunk double horn. (B p/t ) Good itudenl Rd , Fair Haven, N J U2-4U7 For nurilng home 7 J thlft Top tola ,74/S7fl * VERMONT CHALET - Pour V*n den frmal H/kg onJ im oom* Management Doctor's office Musi type Send com horn in good condition HS0 Call I7f< ry,fyll fringe benefits DO NOT WANTED — Two Led Zeppelin tick •ooms, two bothi. sleeps ten. Swim plele retum>ee t.o_ BO. N C fjl The Dally TWO - S long giaii dliploy PrHONE Apply in person. weekdays 10 IMMACULATE HOMEMAKER ett Nom» vour price 471 VlkO ond aik Tilng. (lining, golf private clubhouse Regltler Shrewibu nu. O d »h regllr Lge am to 1 p m. at the AltanlU High Trainee N < inoi WANTED M'W ~ For houtekeeplng for Pete ivallobie Rtnl by wee* or montn 1175 RECEPTIONIST GUY,GAL FRIDAY FURNITURE - Three roomi new, pane iceeed ionds Nursing Home. • Mlddklown six houri a week References. Irani' USO Will tell pieces separately m lud'ng utilities CoM ony- BUT" OR SELi - Vovr'tWfi - i CLEAN-CUT INDIVIDUALS WHO - For Doctor 1 office Afternooni and portation Fort Monmouth orea Coll porch 1115 Juke ill One WOULD YOU LIKE - Ready toih tor on on •, » H • 1 H ! S 55 Husingor SIGN THAT 1OU EAGER MEN BEFORE! I PIAN TO PAY (MY - 11 Western DISAPPPOVE Of MY 12 Spiced stew Lewis, ANNE HAS •••AND I'M SURE DEBT TO THE SWING- CHARMING REACTEO WITH MR. POLE V IS WORE ING MECHANIC T0NI6H1 FRIEND-IN-NEED' INTERESTED IN AND SEE HIM NO RAISED II I! 11 10 1 1 n MI 1 EYEBROWS 5TEAK THAN MORE' TO RUTH'S KOUCTION' l>. i ACCOUNT C* HER 117 I If ROADSIDE RESCUE- li 1 )0 1)1 1 r The Wizard of Id )5 p• I HAVE AH MFW ME&TIN6 TCEMY AMP IW *S>PPiEP ABOUT MY BREATH 1 - - 56 H 59 U 1 Mommy! Where's that playpen we used to ! ! keep PJ in?" i n Andy C-app WHAT MINOT YOU THIYLL FORGIVE YOU Your horoscope, birthday BACK? VOU WALKtB ANYTMIN1 AS LONf> AS , OUTONMH •« YOU'RE NEVER LATE ' Monday, June 6- Bom U>- cat health, you are careful to Gtt the ball rolling this morn- necessary, especially for gain- [FOKKVIR A COUPLE day, you are one of those fortu- exercise both mind and body ing with an idea that. If not ing a head start over the com i OF HOum AOO.' nate persons for whom oppor- well and frequently. new, is certainly different Ex- petition tunny will knock not just once ercise your rights of seniority'. AQUARIUS Man 20-Feb 18) but many times. There is every *** LBftA ISept 23-Oct 22) - - A conflict of interest brings reason why, from among the Take on no new responsibilities an element of co.ifusion into many chances life will offer Tuesday, June 7 at this lime Keep aware of the hole Employment scene you, you should be able to suc- QEMM (May 21-June 20) - another's Mew of the present activities progress. ] ceed - and marvelously so - at Take control of the situation on stuation on the home front PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) at least one career or phase the home front very early in Adapt' - The Pisces will not believe thereof. Second chances will be i'vi'1-ything he hears - and only 6* the day Otherwise, you may SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov- 211 offered to you almost as a mat- find yourself in a subservient — Be tactful in your approach half of what he sees Be on Rlondie ter of course, and this gives you position. to co-workers and you can Huard against trickery, not tremendous margin for error make your presence not only treachery, ( IS YOUR 006 SICK' CANCER (June 21-July 22) You must take care, however, — Speak your mind freely this felt but respected - perhaps ARES (March 21 April is not to become overly depen- morning, especially where the even admired - To safeguard your distant dent upon that margin or you behavior of children is con- SAGITTARIUS INOV 22 fulure. take care how you im- will begin to make mistakes cerned Take care, however Dec. 211 - Investigate press strangers when asked that are not only avoidable but not to use force. thoroughly any new plan of ac- questions regarding immediate costly in terms of dollars and LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - tion Listen to advice from one past sense - more costly, indeed, Take care not to put relation who has failed with the same TAURUS 'April 20-May 20) than you can conveniently ships with business associates plan in the past - Inform family, friends, and manage in jeopardy. Have a third party CAPRICORN 11 iii- 22-Jan business associates of precisely Continuously aware of the deliver bad news 19) - You can get very little or where you sund on issues state of your mental and physi- VIRGO i AUK. 23-Si'pt 22) - talent alone today Initiative is "CSuanf problems these days Sheinwold's bridge advice Doonesbury South dealer by Alfred Sheinwok) defense was "normal," Souths DAILY QUESTION YES.SK, i UHY. issue's HE SAID H£ UASNT ~~~ THAWS. SIR. OKAY, HEY, only chance was to play a low Both sides vulnerable The female of the species is 6UE&1T OUTOHWtSUN &GBV/HS CALLERS, BUT TEUWMI YOU'VE 6KOUN, heart from dummy, if East NORTH more deadly than the male, You hid nne spade, partner meUN! XCK LAYING IM sum Htu. see YOU, JUST HOP TO HAWfTYQU, had to play the ace to win the responds 1 NT. and it is up lo • J54 according to Kipling, and this IS20NKIR. POUN AW COmu! LIT ME JUST BORROW HIS trick, he could give- his part you again. iThe opponents nur copj In senUini! II DC lo Mrs. Truscott promptly led 1 • Pass 1 NT Pass YOU OVBBPO ANP <&BT BID OF all four hands. The only thing The Red Bank Register. I'd the eight of hearts, and South 4 • All Pass / STOP THOSE CHERRY" PITS/ that's sure is that West put up Bos Illl. Los Angeles Call! had a difficult problem. If the 90053 ) Opening lead - 0 A EATIH& THO&E a deadly defense. CHERRIES/ WCAN I PON'T KNOUJ..I THINK PROUP Of I 5M0ULP HAVE LfSTENEP HE WANTED YOURSELF TO AW FATHER... ME TO BE THR0U6H HOUR AN AIRLINE FIRST V6AR TERMINAL The Phantom Beetle Bailee /HICNI6HT. ON THE JUNSLE PATH... | TOO LATB... IM DRIVIM& TWEffES MOTHfN* THE 5TKAN6EK.. F01.P LIKE TEAvtvK?Ki< TO WMEN A PRIVATE IS 16 TheDniyRrgktrr SHREWSBURY.KJ MONOAY, JUNE 6.1977 Many investors fear rising interest rates NEW YORK - With a growing number of politicians more protection against Inflation during the life of a loan might well be about a point higher a year from now. with a and businessmen becoming convinced that the US economy Second, while some monetary tightening was not only in similar (though probably slightly smaller) trend for long- really it getting better, the recent jittenness on Wall Street evitable but advisable. It seems extremely unlikely that we term ntes such as bonds - sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average below MM (or are heading into anything resembling a "credit crunch" or a None of this would be inconsistent with a solid economic the first time In II months — has been disturbing and per- LOUIS period in which interest rates will reach their disastrous recovery, and Indeed the burgeoning demand for business plexing to many observers. peaks of 1974 This would appear improbable (or reasons loans could be taken as a sign of strength Instead of frett- Journalism conveniences to the contrary, there is rarely both economic and political ing al minor Interest-rale increases now. Wall Street would any single pat enplanation (or the market's performance, RUKEYSER Economically, eminent economists as diverse In Iheir do well to keep its attention focu>ed on Congressional spend- but one thing that Is plainly on many investors' minds is the thinking as Alan Greenspan and Paul Samuelson are agreed ing - to see whether it becomes so excessive that II li likely threat of rising interest rates. that the two-year-old recovery sllll has a long way to go and to overload the credit markets in 1178 This would constitute To put it bluntly, what is feared is what was perceived that business borrowing is nowhere near large enough to a much more valid threat to equities, and to the entire econ- by many as the economic scenario of the last Adminis- Justify sharply higher interest rales omy tration: Ford riddling while Arthur Burns passed dividend - but the knee-Jerk reaction may be sim- This Is not to say that interest rales will not continue to Politically, too. the weight of evidence militates against Bums, of course, is the chairman of the Federal Re- plistic this lime climb. The Treasury'- which has been in the happy position painfully light money conditions in 1977. President Carter serve Board, which has massive powers to regulate the na- First, the money supply has been expanding much loo of paying off close to IS billion of debt this quarter, will be was critical of Burns during the election campaign and even tion's money supply and at least Its short-term interest rapidly for more than a year — thus stirring well-based back to Its old heavy-borrowing ways In the next six months suggested that the Fed be brought under While House con- rates And lately the Fed. as it is known to Us friends (who fears of further Inflation ahead In the long run. 11 is those And private credit demands, while certainly not booming trol. Now. the two have arranged a wary accommodation: are few), has unmistakably been moving to throttle back on fears that are the real key to interest rates An oversupply yet. are expected to continue the moderate expansion that Burns would like lo be reappolnled next year, and Carter the money supply and push up a bit on interest rates al money from Washington will always be popular with con- began earlier this year. has indicated that granting his wish might be a useful ges- Wall Street's nerves are not the strongest at the best of gressmen and other economic flunkouts. because it will On balance, this suggests further increases In both short- ture lo the business community Neither man's Interests times — and on the slock market's list o( least favorite seem to be keeping Interest rates down; eventually, how- and long-term interest rates for the rest of 1977 and for 11178 would be served by tightening the monetary screws too sev- things, a' rising interest rale normally ranks Just above a ever. It will send them out of sight, as lenders demand ever Short-term rates such as the recently rising prime rate erely between now and 1978 Kitchen planning should consider efficiency, safety By SYLVIA PORTER pling of safety and efficiency with suitable space mull mm I liiillliilll in depth This permits easy access to the rear of ches on at least one side of separate oven units From coast to coast on (his very day. mil- standards You must consider the kitchen loca- wall cabinets without standing on stools or dan- to provide adjacent space for setting hoi utensils lions of you are heralding the approach of sum- tion and arrangement In relationship to the rest gerous makeshift aids Do not place the top with room for their handles. mer by making plans lo re-do your kitchen It's o( the house, fixtures and appliances shelves of cabinets more than 72 inches above Select a range with controls at the front or the traditional room lo remodel, one of the bus- Since the sink, wall cabinets and the range YOUR MONEY'S the floor — and wall-cabinet depth should not ex- side Eliminate storage areas above burners to iest in the house, also the most expensive to are difficult In move, the location of the win- ceed 12 Inches. For counter tops without wall reduce risk of burns change dows and doors probably will limit you to the cabinets above, a 30-Inch depth Is maximum. Set range hoods 58 to 80 Inches above the And It is the location of many home acci- choice of one of five basic kitchen arrange- WORTH Cabinet counters should be flush with in- floor. Exhaust systems Incorporated within the dents that can happen while moving hot utensils, ments: (1) the U-shaped kitchen. (2) the L- stalled appliances to provide a smooth clear hood should direct their flow outside of the operating a garbage disposal unit, even using shaped kitchen. (3) th» parallel-wall kitchen. (4) work area, at a height of 36 Inches from the house — never into any house space. light or appliance switches near the sink. the broken-U kitchen and (5) the straight-line •fMiiiiimiiimiiimliimiMllillilHHMimiii floor. Locate receptacles and switches (or lighting Since the kitchen is the control center of kitchen Install your doors to swing against the side and electrical systems as far as possible from your house, carefully review your plans not Just The L-shaped kitchen fits well on two walls other Avoid placing the refrigerator or oven so or end of a cabinet or out of the kitchen Where water outlet fixtures for attractiveness, efficiency and permanence and provides a good location for dining or even the door opens across a frequently used standard hinged doors may present a hazard, Place hanging and wall-mounted lighting fix- but, equally important, for safety Safe kitchens laundry equipment on the opposite wall The I doorway. use sliding doors or folding doors lures no lower than 6 feet. 8 Inches above the should be well-lighted, well-ventilated and de- shaped kitchen Is usually compact, step-saving, Plan to keep traffic to backyard or adjacent on appliances. Install refrigerators where finished floor except where Installed above a signed for maximum efficiency by even the do- and out of traffic flow. The broken-U arrange- dining room or meal-serving area out of the the interior Is accessible to the work triangle permanent structure. it-yourself builder. As for costs, errors and haz- ment often fits well In room combinations such kitchen work area The heart of the kitchen Is and the door-swing does not interfere with traf- Install a ground-fault circuit-Interrupter ards can be prohibitively expensive to correct or as kitchen-dining or kitchen-family, maximizes the so-called work triangle — formed by a work- fic flow or other doors or drawers. For double- (GFCI) In kitchen circuits to provide safety eliminate when your house has been completed use of space. ing line between "the sink, range and refrig- door refrigerator/freezer combinations, the re- from shock and equipment already Installed But careful If you pick the parallel-wall kitchen arrange- erator The sum of the sides of the work triangle frigerator should swing away from the work For "A Design Guide for Home Safety." planning now will prevent major structural ment, provide for the recommended width of 4 should not exceed 23 feet. triangle send 11.50 to the Superintendent of Documents. changes In the future. feet. 6 inches between facing equipment — Be sure your base cabinets and counter tops Be sure there is a minimum of 18 inches of U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington. A key element In kitchen planning is the cou- enough for two people to work and pass each with wall cabinets above do not exceed 24 Inches counter space on each side of ranges or 24 In- DC 20402 Stretching assets' income Advertise in The Register By DAVID R. SARGENT lllimimilimHiilHlllllliMHKillllllllllllllll management. Earnings were up last year, reflecting the Q — I am a recent widow of Anheuser strike and strong 57 with a small pension to live acceptance of the new Schlitz on. My assets are all In a Sav- SUCCESSFUL Light beer. ings & Loan. Where can this Absence of these two fac- money be Invested to earn a tors, coupled with intensified Life is a breeze greater return? L.C Califor- INVESTING industry competition, may re- nia strict margins, pushing earn- ings slightly lower year to A — That depends on year Shares have begun to whether your money is In tlllllllllHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIl move up from the 9-year low long-term certificates, earn- ed stocks have been recom- lion on these two funds may reached recently Hold for when you save ing 7*1 per cent, or In a regu- mended here recently, in- be obtained by writing to now. lar pass book account at 5 to cluding Commonwealth Edi- them. The former Is located (Mr Sargent cannol answer 5>4 per cent. If It is In the lat- son. First Pennsylvania Corp. at 35 Congress St.. Boston. all mail personally, but will ter certainly a portion should and New England Electric MA 02109 and the latter at 50 answer all questions possible be moved to a longer-term ac- On average, these three Congress St.. Boston, MA in this column.) count However, you are still stocks will yield you 8.1 per 02109. Since you do not. state for it! young and have a number o( cent, thus you need not sacri- the extent of your assets. I years ahead of you to provide fice Income can only give you very gener- for For this reason some of Another avenue for you lo al guidelines for apportioning HOMEOWNERS PROTECT YOUR your principal should be in- consider is that of no-load it In the various investment vested In common stocks thai bond funds Fidelity Thrift alternatives A small amount, have the potential for growth Trust currently yield 77 per perhaps 15.000. should be kept BEST INTERESTS: — both of value and dlvdends cent and Northeast Investors ' liquid in a regular savings ac- MONEY? Several high yield. NYSE-hst- Trust 8.5 per cent Informa- count. Of the balance, one- APPKOVAl IY PHONE WITH OUR half should be in common stocks and one-half in the HIGH INTEREST: two-fixed-income Investments $ IRS probe finds — savings certificates and bond funds 25,000 OR MORE Q — I own 300 shares of illegal slush funds Jos. Schlitz Brewing. As you FAST! know.' Iheir market has been No brokerage fees WASHINGTON (AP) - The corporations but most have very sluggish and 1 am now No commissions Internal Revenue Service gross asse.sts exceeding 1250 11.000 behind Please let me says a special lax probe of million. know whether you advise me No points major U.S. corporations has Jerome Kurtz, the new IRS lo continue holding! E. B uncovered 481 cases of pos- commissioner, said the probe Iowa Wl AISO MM! lOtMS sible illegal corporate slush of corporate slush fund activi- TO MHMISSU funds A — Schlitz. the nation's ty that was started under his second-largest brewer, has MONMOUTH COUNTY] Some 71 cases have been predecessor. Donald C. Alex- been plagued by a wide range turned over to the IKS In- INVESTMENT CORP. ander, has been "very pro- of difficulties The company telligence Division for in- Highway 95 MMdtotown .ductlve" and will be contin- was the target of several gov- vestigation of possible criminal ued ernment investigations, which 741-5061 fraud, a spokesman said resulted in reshuffling of top Other cases may be turned But he said in an interview over to the Intelligence Divi- there may be some changes sion later as the lax probes in the questions on slush fund WORD . proceed, the spokesman activity that the IRS now 4 l That Jazz added The IRS is prevented asks of each of Ihe nation's SLEUTH by law from identifying the 1.200 largest corporations. CMIRAEHSRMORKCR At the movies EUTGUORDWUOTEEG These schedules ore pro- MALL It- Thc Sling (R) 7 70 « JO vided by the theater and the MALL HI— BLRELLAWALERNZO times are for today only. Tht Van iRl 1 45. 9 25 HAZLIT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS PLAZA— ATLANTIC CINEMA- The Von (ftl I 30 • ?0 U L K I A B S E L L G R T N T Fun Wilh Dick ana Jane |PG< ' JO .CfNEMA I- * IS ThcSt.ng