The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 282 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 2,1981 20 CENTS Democrats chastise Reagan on tax plan WASHINGTON (AP) - The Reagan admin- istration, chastised as "bubbling, effervescent with smugness" over its Insistence on a mulkVv year, across-the-board tax cut, is trying tocon - vince a key Democrat to break with the leader- ship and sponsor a bipartisan measure President Reagan and Democratic leaden failed yesterday to reach a consensus on a tax- cut bill, but Rap. Dan Rostenkowskl, chairman of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Com- mittee, said ha would try to Influence the mam- ban of his committee to support a compromise. Ha Indicated, however, that he still would want to see more concessions on Reagan's side. Administration officials, who asked not to be Identified, told The Associated Press that Re- agan's strategists have focused their attention on Rostenkowskl as s potential leader in a move to draft a consensus tax blU, despite tha objec- •TUDINTS rain A POINT — Na veslnk School students join their parents last night at Uons of House Speaker Thomas P. O'NaUl Jr. a Middletown Board of Education matting to fight tha proposed transfer of eight Reagan, meanwhile, wai meeting today with principal* Within the school system. key Republicans to assess the prospects for the pared-down tax plan that he has embraced. After tha Oval Of flea bargaining session with sagan yesterday, O'Neill said he found the hoard cement" and there seemed little purpose in further talks. The Massachusetts Democrat laid be found the president and his men "bubbling, effervescent with smugness.'' He charged that the president's plan, despite stands by transfers modifications adopted to make It more palatable, waa a "windfall to tha rich" and By JOEL HEGEL "I am not against the transfers," ha stated. promised to produce a Democratic alternative "I am not in preference for doing It this way." that would be guided toward those earning be- More time would allow the principals to tween *20,000 and «M,000 a year. MIDDLETOWN - Despite intense com- become more acquainted with their new sur- But Rostenkowskl told reporters, "I didn't TALKING IN THI RAIN — Speaker of the House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr.. left loins House munity pressure, the Board of Education last roundings, he said. recognize any door closing." Majority Leader Jim Wright of Texas, and Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl, D-III., right, outside night refused to rescind Its controversal de- Community members who spoke out last One administration aide said privately that the White House yesterday to talk to reporters In the rain to report on their meeting with cision to transfer eight of the district's 17 princi- night again argued that the transfers would See Democrat!, page i President Reagan on a tax cut compromise. pals to new school! at the end of the school year. disturb the unique relationships many of the Moat of the 860 persons who crammed into principals have forged with students and pa- the High School North cafeteria last night rents in their respecUve communities. , voiced opposition to the moves, and at times Residents also maintained the depth of com- tempers flared between them and members of munity opposition to the moves should have Sparse turnout expected as voters theboard. been enough to make board members rethink But after listening to public comments for their positions and reverse their vote of two more than 70 minutes — and generally refusing weekaago. to answer specific questions about the moves, "The board Is elected by the people, to do select gubernatorial candidates laying all the reasons (or the Iramfari have • * . * A A > • • % 1. A A^B^ *-m —— Bfc • # been stated repeatedly -the board voted 8-J to TRENTON (AP) - New Jaraey voton were Crime was the only issue addressed by each 1977 OOP primary for governor. maintain the transfers. expected to turn out In only sparse numbers of the candidates In both parties. They debated But Sullivan has kept Kean looking over his Last night's meeting cnHmlnatad two weeks Related story, page 4 today to choose party nominee* for governor out whether to bring back the death penalty toNe w shoulder. of parent mobilisation and student protests by of the baffling array of U Democratic can- Jersey, whether to control handguns, how to See Sparse, page i persons agalnt the transfers. To ensure the dUataa and eight Republicans seeking the cov- toughen criminal penalties and Improve police meeting proceeded without Incident, two the will of the people, and it Is apparent that the eted titles. protection. plalnclotbes officers watched the proceedings, board Is about to make a mistake," said Harry Throughout the campaign, candidates chose For the Republicans, cutting taxes and limit- and ware Joined by three uniformed policemen Craft of Uncrof t, a clergyman. to debate Issues only superficially. They spent ing the site of government were favorite during the public portion of the meeting" "Can everybody be wrong, and a handful be moat of their time reading their own resumes, themes, owing to President Reagan's landslide Primary Day Earlier In the Bay, a group called the "Rep- right? Is that possible," be added. declaring they had the best experience to lead election last November. resentative Council of the Middletown Township Members of the community were most upset New Jersey into the 1980s under a frugal federal The record of Incumbent Qov. Brendan T. Education Association" unanimously adopted a by the board's decision not to answer many of government. Byrne, who by law must retire after two four- at a glance resolution stating its "lack of confidence" In the questions they asked. They said tha board's Among those running are two congressmen, year terms, was criticized by Republicans as too the board ind Superintendent Bernhard attitude indicated members were not willing to two former cabinet members, four mayors and liberal. POLLING HOURS - 7 a.m. to 8 Schneider because of the moves. listen to arguments against the transfers. nine current or former state legislators. Because of the horde of candidates, the win- p.m. The group claimed the board his "set In "We teach the concept that on order to have They are seeking the moat powerful gov- ner In each party probably will claim only GOVERNOR — Democrats have motion a disruption of monumental proportions communication, you have to have a dialogue" ernor's office in the nation, with a strong veto 100,000 to 135,000 votes, hardly a solid base for in the educational process, to the detriment of said High School North English teacher Judith over the Legislature and authority to appoint all building support for the general election In No- 13 candidates seeking party's Middletown s children" and has "exhibited ex- Stansky. "Yet the terrible lesson they are hav- top state officials, Judges and county prose- vember in a state of more than 3.8 million gubernatorial nomination. Re- treme tnsensltlvKy in their handling of per- ing to learn tonight la that they are expected to cutors. registered voters. publicans will select a candidate sonnel." communicate with no dialogue, and no re- Rap. James J. Florio claimed he was the Polls are open statewide from 7 a.m. to 8 The board originally approved the moves sponse." frontrunner in the Democratic race, while p.m. from a field of 8. May 18, saying the transfers wiU broaden the Board Vice President Julia Ann Nagy re- Thomas Kean, a former Assembly speaker, and Many regions of the state also have primary STATE — Each party will select work experience and perspectives of each prin- peatedly said "I will not allow a confrontation Joseph "Bo" Sullivan, a millionaire busi- cipal and increase "articulation" — the coordi- contests for the state Senate and Assembly. All a state Senator and two As- to take place" in declining to answer questions. nessman, claimed they were ahead In the Re- 120 legislative seats wiU be filled in the general nation and continuity between different schools Nagy, who was conducting a portion of the publican primary .- semblymen in Districts 11,12 and 13 and grade levels In curriculum and other mat-, meeting In the absence of President Alexandra election. which represent Monmouth County. ten. Rossomondo, who temporarily left, said the Of the Republicans, Kean has made the most COUNTY— Two freeholder can- After last night's meeting, Schneider said he questions had been answered before. specific tax-cut proposals. He would cut the believes the community wounds opened by the "Why do you want the principal transferred, NRA support state's » percent corporate Income tax in half in didates and one candidate for sur- transfers will heal and that members of the when the teachers don't want him tramfared, two years, would reduce the S percent sales tax rogate will be selected by each par- community will support each principal In his or the students don't want him transfered, tha An Associated Press story in The Sunday to 4 percent in three years and would phase out ty. bar new post. parents don't want him transfered — even be Register stated that the National Rifle Associa- the corporate net worth taxove r four yean. And he revealed during the meeting that doesn't want to be transfered," said 9-year-old tion was supporting John J. Degnan, former Kean also opposes most handgun control, LOCAL — Candidates for munici- although he supports the moves, he feels it Dana Wilson, a Naveslnk school student. state Attorney General, in his bid for the Demo- wants to legalize using "deadly force" to stop pal offices and members of the would have been better to give some more lead "I am going to answer the question If yon cratic nomination to run for governor. Intruders in homes and favon the death penalty. county executive committee will be Una between the decision to make the moves, The association is supporting the candidacy Kean began the race as a leading contender, and its implementation. SeeMlddlelowi, page* of Sen. James J. Florio, D-N. J. due largely to his second-place showing in the selected by each party. Bradley convinced run-off elections needed The inside story By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN "New Jersey has made an Important begin- vember would provide a benchmark of now well THE WEATHER SHREWSBURY - U.S. Senator BlU Brad- ning in reforming (the primary election) proc- the Reagan administration policies are going ley, D-N. J., thinks tha remits of today's prima- ess, bat It's incomplete," Bradley noted. over nationwide. "New Jersey historically goes an Independ- Mostly deady with periods of rain. Com- ry election are likely to make a persuasive c While he thinks that the availability of public plete report, page » for his belief in the necessity of a run-oft elec- financing for candidates, which undoubtedly en- ent course, particularly where (electing a) gov- tion. couraged the wide field of contenders for the ernor is concerned," Bradley said. . EUea< He believes that President Reagan will come "I'm prepared to eat my words If oaa of the nomination, is a good thing, the senator said that Weddings, eagagemeata the number of candidates makes it difficult for to the state to campaign for the Republican Martta: I'U manage today.. candidates gets more than # percent of the nominee, but added that he thinks "Reagan will vote," the senator said In an Interview yester- voters to get anything more than a vague idea of Breaks, Rangers agree 11 how the gubernatorial hopefuls stand on the have second thoughts about whether be wants to day with the editorial board of The Dally Reg- use New Jersey" as an example of the success ister. "But I don't think Its going to happen." When 10 of the U candidates showed up for a of his policies. Democrat* going to the pods today have 13 "New Jersey voters judge New Jersey Is- Advke.... ,. I DAILY REGISTER candidates to choose from. Republicans have pre-election forum Sunday night, they each were Arts .1? PHONE NUMBERS allotted about three minutes in which to sum- sues," he said. "Projecting nationally into New eight And with those numbers, tha possibility Jersey, you run the risk of guerilla warfare." Births... .te- that the winner In each of the primary contests marise their stands. le Mala Office "Than was no Interaction - no real in- Reagan policies are likely to have a large wiU be chosen to run for governor with a small effect on New Jersey, he said, and the Demo- I II Toll Free 171-1 percentage of the vote U great. formation," Bradley noted. .11 Ten Free Ha had suggested that a run-off be held two cratic senator appeared fairly resigned that, Bradley had advocated having a run-off elec- when it comes to getting legislation through the Editorial! • Classified Dept.... ttt-lN* tion between the top two lotogattets If toe weeks after the primary, which would provide lifestyle I OrcaUtleaDept.. ample time for the candidates to present their Senate, what the president wants the president primary winners didn't collect 40 percent or wiU get Make A Date 7 Sports Dept. more of the vote, and bad alas advocated the views and for the voters to make a more In- Mevies. 17 formed choice. Bradley said he believes that public invest- open primary - which takes away from county ment In things such as the mass transit system OMtaaries 4 chairmen the right to give the gubernatorial Bradley held firm on his decision not tomak e Sparta. 11 public his choice among the Democratic and the ports Is an as Important to rebuilding the candidate of their choice a prise ballot position economy as is Increased private' investment. Tetevttea. 17 above the candidates for local ofNces. hopefuls, and be wouldn't comment yesterday on Us views oa the Republican race. "We'll fight tooth and nail (to keep federal The state legislature want along with the Aate las. E.F. Masaa Ageacy open primary concept, but wouldn't allow for a And he disputed the popular sentiment that run-off election. the New Jaraey gubernatorial election in No- Dally til 8 p.m. 747-7017. Twia Lobster Dtaner S7.W Top O'Tkc Wharf PONOCRS A QUHTION - San. Bill Brad- Casual outdoor dining. Top O' lay, O-N.J., ponders • question during a Shipwreck Iaa Teachers Will Do Moving Sampler Cafeteria Jane 4. Now open. Steamers W, Poor ToariteatTheQuyEajey Complete Stuffed Flounder Big or small. CaVfor free Free dessert * beverage with The Wharf, Shrewsbury Ave., Man's Lobster M »5 Interview yesterday with tha editorial The sounds of Barbara* Bob. estimates, S4H18S. meal. Ocean Grove. Highlands. Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands. board of Tha Dally Register. Dinner t7 •». 7B7-S674. .2 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 2.1981 TION Habib to return to Mideast this week WASHINGTON (AP) - Philip Habib, quoted unidentified admlnlstfatioa sources The official said Secretary of SUte Alex- until It recognlssa Israel. President Reagan's special Mideast envoy, as saying Syria baa refused to accept any ander M. Half Jr. asked Secretary-General Asked about the report. Passage said that will resume his efforts to bring peace to ' i which might appear to have ori- Kurt Waldheun "to exercise Influence with "than hu bean no direct contact with the Lebanon later this week after concluding' i with the United States or Israel. all of those wit* whom he hu influence to PLO." consultations In Washington, a State Depart- This left peacemaking initiative, retting exercise restraint in the situation - to cool Pressed on whether even Indirect contact One ex-hostage denied medal ment spokesman says. with Saudi Arabia, which hu agreed to take the tamparatara down." with the PLO at the United Nations con- WASHINGTON - The Army hai denied Stall 8ft. Joseph David Passage said yesterday Out he the lead because It fears a new Arab-Israeli The official, who asked to remain stituted • change of poHcy, ha replied: 'Tin SubicJr a medal for hli performance while aboiUge In Iran, could not provide information on an itinerary conflict, the Times reported. anonymous, said ha didn't know whether neither signaling a change In policy, nor hu saying ywtarday that ha "did not behave under stress the for Habib, who returned to Washington last there bean a change In policy. week to discuss the volatile situation In Leba- The sources said Saudi Arabia, agreed to Half's message specifically asked Waldbelm way r^coirunlssiooed officers are expected to act" become more active dBjIwrnHflalfy attar to contact the PLO "or simply loft it aa- "The United States has called upon all „ ' The other M Army, Marine. Navy and Air Force men who non with Reagan and other off lclaU. Habib told the administration that Syrian Passage declined comment on reports sumad, knowing be woald know what to do parties who haw aay Inrluence hi the situ- were held hostage In the U.S. embassy In Iran were given the PraHdanl Hafezal-Assad was unresponsive to wtthit. ation to u»e that toflueoce to axg« restraint pef enie Meritorious Service Medal. that Israeli Prime Minister Menacbem Begin his Ideal because be felt Washington was too "I would guess he (Waldbeim) knew per- upon the combatants," Passage said. In addition, Army Sgt. 1st Class Donald R. Hohman, medic had set a time limit for calming tensions closely allied with Israel. from Sacramento, Calif., wu given the Soldier's Medal for between Syria and Israel over placement of fectly well what to do wjth It, and it wu not He denounced the latest outbreak of ft**- saving the life of an ill comrade at the risk of hU own. Syrian missiles in Lebanon. The State Department had no comment necessary to be specific," the official added. lag In Lebanon and msatlaaad Major 8aad The awards followed recommendations by special service "I think we have stayed very carefully today on the article. Thy PLO ia ropraaantad at the United Haddad. the Israeli-supported head of a panels which reviewed the conduct of the U American mili- away from discussing time limits, or dead- Yesterday, Pasaage declined to confirm Nallota by an observer. Christian army, by name. tary men imprisoned for 444 days. The final declson In the lines, or things like that, relatively suc- or deny a report from another State Depart- The official said swdi contact shouldn't be Noting there have been reports that Had- Sable case wu made by Army Secretary John Manh and by cessfully so far, and that Is a practice I think ment official that U.S. peacekeeping efforts interpreted u a change in policy toward the dad's forces shelled an area In South Lebanon during widespread fighting Monday, Passage Gen Edward C Meyer, Army Chief of Staff. Defense Secre- we will probably try to continue," Passage included indirect contact with the Palestine PLO, which President Reagan hu denounced l tary Caspar Weinberger approved all award actions and Army Liberation Organisation last week at the at a terrorist organisation. Longstanding said "this CT""-w "f and Indiscriminate officials said the White House wu checked before the an- Meanwhile, the New York Times today United Nations. U.8. policy oppose! dealing with the PLO bloodshed should be stopped Immediately." nouncement wu made. The Army refused to provide airy details on its reasons for denying a medal to the 14-year-old Sublc of Bedford Township, Mich., who already holds an Army Commendation Medal awarded previously in his seven-year career. Some dead crewmen n%ade In response to questions, it said "there are no Judicial actions being taken against Sgt. Sublc." However, the Army said several "administrative ac- less than minimum wage tions" are being taken, but refused to aay what those involved. The Army said that Subic "won't talk to anybody" in the WASHINGTON (AP) - The 14 sailors hours a week. and airmen killed a week ago wben a plane President Reagan originally proposed a crashed oo the deck of the aircraft carrier 5.) percent pay boost effective July 1 and 9 NlmlU wan making u little u $1.10 an about ».l percent more oo Oct. 1, but he said Skipper gets 'punitive letter hour In base pay, ana-third of the civilian last week that he would go along with tha WASHINGTON - The Navy announced yesterday that mini mum wage, a Pentagon official says. House Armed Services Committee's de- "punitive letters of reprimand" have been Issued to the MaJ. Gen. R. Dean Tice, deputy assistant cision to combine the raises for a single 14.3 skipper and a deck officer for failures In the collision of their defense secretary for personnel policy, nuclear-powered missile submarine George Washington with cited the statistic yesterday In urging tha Also bowing to a widely held sentiment a Japanese freighter. House defense appropriations lubcommit- in Congress, Reagan said that instead of an The sinking of the freighter Nissho Maru on April« with tee to allocate MS billion for a 14.3 percent across-the-board distribution of the money, the loss of two of its crew of 15 triggered strong public military pay raise In the fiscal year starting Us adminlitratlon will "seek to channel reaction in Japan and strained relations between the United Octl. pay increases and bonuses to those In the States and the Japanese government. most needed skill areu." In an unusual action, Navy moves to punish Cmdr. Robert Tice said tha statistic, obtained hi a Tice noted that the House's pay raise 0. Woehl, 41, the George Washington's captain at the time of computer study, also snowed that the legislation permits up to one-fourth, or the collision, and Lt. R. D. Hampton, 28, who wu deck highest-ranking casualties in the NlmlU about 3.6 percent, of the total to be diverted officer, were disclosed by the U.S. Embassy In Tokyo before accident averaged only $3 1* aa hour ia pay. to special pay supplements and bonuses for the Navy announcement here. He added that a 40-hour work week is rare nuclear technicians and other highly . Punitive letters of reprimand usually damage severely a in tha armed farces and that when he com- trained bat hard-to-keep personnel. HELP — Carroll Jenson of Cumberland, R.I., savs the gypsv moth caterpillars hava manded an Army Infantry division In West He said that provision would give the naval officer's career and have been known to bar promo- lust about taken over her house. Thousand* of Rhode Islanders war* locked In home- tion!. Germany, "there WM not a single soldier Pentagon the "flexibility needed" to target grown battles with swarms of tha past in what officials describe as the heaviest in that division who worked laaa than 67 the pay raise infestation of bugs In SO year*. Market rally short-lived NEW YORK - A stock market rally, buoyed by by hopes that interest rates may have peaked, ran out of steam in late trading yesterday as many short and long-term Interest rates Shell ings kill 10 more Lebanese civilians rose. But the number of stocks rising In price wound up the day BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Artillery, there. Police say man than MO labanass have President Hates Assad vows not to pull them with a 9-7 lead over losing issues among New York Stock morUr and rocket barrages shook Beirut and Syrian troops in Moslem West Beirut been killed and more than 1,000 Injured since out Exchange-listed Issues. ' the eastern Lebanese city of Zahle u shelled four Christian neighborhoods in tha the Syrians first attacked the Christians in Begin said In an Interview yesterday with The Dow Jones industrials average, which gained 10.03 hostilities between Syrian troops and Leba- eastern part of the city with mortars, cannon Zahle on April 1. the U.S. Cable Newa Network that Israel is points last week, added another 6.21 yesterday to close at nese Christian militiamen went Into their and rockets. Observers said the Syrians were The continuing fighting threatened to •tin looking for a diplomatic solution to the W7 W. The blue-chip average had been as high u 1,003 34 third month. Police reported 10 more civil- firing one shell every eight seconds at one complicate tha peacemaking work of U.S. missile crisis but will not wait forever. point In the fighting. early yesterday afternoon before it gave up some of Its gains. ians killed and 23 wounded In the battered envoy PhlllpC. Habib, due back in the Middle "We can destroy the missiles in two Some investors sold stock late In the day to take advantage capital Christian militiamen of tha Phalange Par- East this week to continue bis efforts to end a hours," he said. "We didn't do it because we of the recent run-up of their securities' prices. The casualties from yesterday's fighting ty replied with artillery shells Syrtan-IaruU confrontation. Wanted to give a chance to find a peaceful Expectations that Interest rates would fall heightened raised the Lebanese toll to 30 dead and 2M In late April, when Syrian forces were , but the.Syrtan, cannot prevant us ; following the release of a Federal Reserve Board report late wounded In Beirut since midnight Saturday. Several shells hit the presidential palace pounding Christian militiamen in the height* Friday that the nation's money supply and business' demand Beirut's Mediterranean beaches ware hit for In a Christian suburb eut of the city, and around Zahle, Israeli warships domed t*> for bank loans both fell for the second straight week. the first time since the 1076-76 civil war " eight others landed in tha grounds of U.S. Syrian helicopters. The Syria* rotted antt- • The Syrians have 11,000 troops In Lebanoa Syrian casualties, u usual, were not re- Ambassador John Guntber Dean's residence aircraft missiles Into eastern Lebanon the to enforce the armistice that ended the civil ported. nearby. The Phalange radio station said next day, and tha Soviet-made surface-to-air war between the Christians and the Moslems, • Woman gives birth to quints Most of the 100,000 Inhabitants of the Dean wu at the palace conferring with Pres- missiles became tha focus of a crisis that but the Phalangists contend they have be- Christian city of Zahle huddled In under- ident Ellas Sarkis at the time, but no casual- threatens to start another Arab-Israeli war. come an army of occupation. Israel supports • TOLEDO, Ohio - A woman who had used a fertility drug ground wine cellars and bomb shelters after ties were reported there, and embassy Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin the Christians because they, too, oppose the • to help her conceive gave birth to quintuplets yesterday in heavy fighting broke out at sunset. There spokesman Bulos Male*, said there were none Instate that Us air force will knock out the presence of the Palestinian guerrillas in Leb- : Toledo Hospital, doctors said. The babies' chances of survival were no Immediate reports of casualties at the ambassador's borne. missiles if they -are not withdrawn. Syrian ; were described as good. Janice Granata, 23, wu In good ; condition after the Caesarean delivery of three boys and two " girls, hospital spokeswoman Jane Summerville uld. Dr. John Duhring, physician In charge of the delivery, said ; Mrs. Granata had used the drug pergonal to aid conception. Doctor's say pope's rate of recovery normal • "Pergonal is notorious for producing three, four, five, six ', babies," he said. The most common fertility drug Is clomid ROME (AP) - HU voice sounds tired and bishops' conference next Sunday on ecu- But they stressed it might take longer for Another doctor wbe asked not to be Identi- ; which produces no more than twins, he said. The babies were no date has been set for his return to the - about three months premature and suffered from moderate to menism that he termed one of the most him to recover completely. fied said the pope's six Italian doctors con- Vatican, but Pope John Paul U's doctors Important Vatican gatherings in recent Rome newspapers reported last week that sidered releasing him from the hospital early ! severe respiratory problems, Duhring said, but he added that insist that the pontiff Is recovering normally ) their chances for survival were good. years. Vatican sources said a trip to Lourdes, he might be able to return to his Vatican this week but decided he might again become from the attempt on his life 20 days ago. France, in late July hu also been canceled. apartment last Saturday. But Tresalti said too active once be escaped from their cons- "The Holy Father made very rapid Dr Francesco Crucitti, one of the pope's the doctors decided to keep him In the hospi- tant surveillance progress in the first post-operative stage of surgeons, accused "well meaning but un- tal because be was becoming too active. "You'd expect a man half of his age to ; Reagan and Kennedy meet recovery, then the pace got slower but not qualified" hospital and Vatican sources of stay flat a week after an operation of this slower than normal," said Dr. Emillo Trea- feeding the press information that resulted In A medical bulletin issued Thursday said kind," he said. "Even at this stage, the : WASHINGTON - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., alti. the chief medical officer at the Gemelll the pope's general condition wu progressing ; met yesterday with President Reagan at the White House In "excessive optimism" over the speed of the pope's recuperation seems to be In the rapid- Polyclinic Hospital. pope's recovery from gunshot wounds In his slowly. It said there were "some signs of normal category." ; what a Kennedy aide described u "a private meeting" held intestines. tiring In the course of the activity that he hu • at the senator's request. "The senator requested a private The doctors yesterday gave John Paul started and maintained. It hu been decided, The pope's attending physicians are con- ' meeting to discuu several Issues and he would like lt to permission to leave his hospital bed and walk He said John Paul's recovery Is constant. therefore, to continue observation of the pa- sidered experienced, first-rate specialists ' remain that — a private meeting," said Judy Zack, Kennedy's around in his nth floor suite "whenever he But he warned that the second operation that tient in the hospital." The members of the team are Crucitti, Glan- - deputy press secretary. She said Kennedy thanked the presl- pleases." The Vatican Radio said it wu must be performed "Is surgery and carries calo Castiglionl, Corrado Mannl, Ugo Man-. ! dent for arranging a ceremony Friday In the White House another solid sign of improvement. with it certain risks." The pope wu shot on May U, daring his soil, Raffaelo Breda and Renato Buxxonettl, ; Rose Garden where Ethel Kennedy is to receive the Robert F. He said the operation Is not likely for at weekly audience In St. Peter's Square. He the papal physician. ; Kennedy Medal, named for her husband. The medal is to Vatican sources said the 61-year-old pon- least another three weeks and probably will underwent surgery for 5% hours that night Five prominent doctors from abroad, In- i honor Mrs. Kennedy's public service, Mrs. Zack said. tiff may be able to resume some of his have to be performed In the hospital, not In and the next day sat up he bed, took commu- cluding Kevin M. Cabin of New York's Lenox official duties within two weeks, perhaps the Vatican Infirmary u Italian newspapers nion and began receiving visitors. Two day* Hill Hospital and Claude E. Welch of the starting with brief appearances on Sunday, reported earlier. later, he started celebrating Mass and mov- Harvard Medical School, examined the pope but he is not likely to take up a full work The pone's doctors declared him out of ing his arms and leu hi a limited form of and reviewed Us medical record. They said -r-People schedule before September. danger on May 23. They said if there were no physical therapy. Four days later, be re- the the emergency care he received from the John Paul hu canceled all major ap- complications, he should be out of the hospi- corded Ids Sunday noon blessing for broad- Italian doctors, m "moat complete and FRANKLINVILLE, pearances scheduled for June, Including a tal and back at the Vatican within 80 days. cast. effective." Pa. (AP) — Former President Jimmy Carter took a break from trout fishing to sample the deli- cacies of a fast-food res- White House ready to fight for Lefever nomination taurant and — ever the politician — kiss a voter. WASHINGTON (AP) - White House Scott Cohen, the committee's spokesman, The committee had scheduled its vote on In poor countries. Lefever hu denied It did. Carter has visited this aides are willing to fight a recalcitrant com- said Monday that la still Percy's Intention Lefever's nomination to be assistant secre- Moat committee Democrats and two Re- Huntingdon County com- mittee If necessary In hops* the full Senate "and no one on the committee hu told us tary of state for human rights for today but publicans uy they will vote against Lefever munity eight times in the will rescue the nomination of Ernest W. they want to block It" instead hu called him back for more ques- because he strongly criticises human rights put two years to relax Lef ever u President Reagan's human rights A White House official who asked to re- tioning Thursday. violations by communist countries but not and fish. Yesterday chief, Senate Republican leader Howard main anonymous said the assumption there Is Democrats aay they want to question those by rightist regimes. morning, he stopped at a Baker says. that the committee may defeat the nomi- Lefever further on whether contributions to- Lefever said he opposes human rights restaurant with his wife, "I think the nomination Is in trouble nation but then send It on to a full Senate taling *»,0CQ from tha Nestle Corp., to violations by leftists and rightists equally but Rosalynn, and daughter, obviously, but I think it is salvageable," vote. Lefever's Elates and Public Policy Center that "quiet diplomacy" is more effecUveta Amy, just north of Wll- Baker told reporters yesterday. Baker, however, told reporters that "we led the center to distribute an article f avor- dealing with abuses by aUies or potential liamsport, about 79 miles The Tennessee Republican said be ia will- may have a problem getting him (Lefever) able to NesUe's marketing of Infant formula away. ing to lead a rare battle - undertaken only 15 up In the full Senate." "I wasn't nervous un- Jtauay Carter • times In Senate history — to force a floor He said that if the committee refused to til after be left," said vote if the Foreign Relations Committee report the nomination out to the full Senate, Saundra Schmidt of James Johnson, in his rejects the nomination and then tries to block "It could take week*" to pry lt out with a Man held for threatening Charles Cogan Station, a late 10s, made an ap- consideration by the full Senate. rarely and discharge resolution. LONDON (AP)- An unemployed Lon- Baker said the embattled nomination wu seat to the queen nor the death threats waitress. pearance Saturday night Baker's press assistant, Tom Griacom, don man hu been charged with threaten- dispatched to Charles and Lady Diana, at a party after a per- sure to be discussed along with other issues said the discharge resolution wu on the ing to UU Prince Charles and Lady DIaaa who are to be marries) July »fwu "han- formance at the National at President Reagan's meeting today with senator's mind because the White House Spencer, Scotland Yard reported. Ronald" dled or seen by the people they ware OTTAWA (AP) - Republican congressional leaden. asked Monday bow the committee could be Margaret Tradeaa, Arts Center. Zero, 41, wu arrested last night and wu to addressed to." He decllnsTuVelaboVate on Mrs. Trudeau con- But sources at both the White House and prevented from blocking the nomination. go before magistrates at London's Bow their contents. ' estranged wife of Cana- the committee said they could not understand Another Baker aide, who asked not to be da's prime minister, says firmed she was living Street Court this rooming. Zero also wu with Johnson, but asked why Baker raised the specter of a fight identified, said tha problem U that a dis- charged with sending a "hoax device" to The tabloid Sun said the device sent to she has no immediate because they know of no committee desire to charge resoluUon could Ua the 8*u0e up with plans to marry the law- If they planned to marry Queen Elizabeth Hand with threatening to' the queen wu discovered May I, and the she said, "We're both block the nomination. two filibusters — one on the resolution and a destroy a number of banks, the Yard said. threats made to Prince Charles la the next yer-businessman who has Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-IU., the commit- second on the Lefever nomination itself. few days-The paper said Charles and Lady been living at her Ottawa still married, each of us A police spokesman said Zem wu not with children we're help- tee's chairman, has said be intends to send But Senate opponents, including Sen. Paul believed to belong to any terrorist or- Diana were heavily guarded when they home "for some time." Lefever's nomination on for a full Senate E. Tsongas, D-Mass., have said they expect ganisation. attended a regimental baU In the f laaaclal I Mrs. Trudeau, 32, and ing to bring up." confirmation vote even If the committee the nomination to go to the full Satiate and The spokesman said neither the device district of London Moaday night. votes against the nomination. they have no plans so far to filibuster it.
v I SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 2,1981 The Deify Register 3 ** Q STATE The largest U.S. battleship
Alcoholism foreclosing factor USS New Jersey may be reactivated BREMERTON, Wash. (AP) - They'll "It could provide a pretence where car- TRENTON - RMI Mtata apacaUtoweaDaot (oraeloaa on have to remove the moss, pigeons' nests and riers are not available." said Lt. Kenneth a Point Pleasant bayfrony t homa bebecausc e of a houaawtfi'i clamshells from tha teak decks of the bat- SstterfleW, a Navy spokesman In Washing- alcoholismlhli , a »UtUta appeall s court naad yisterday • tleship USS New Jersey before they reac- ton, D.C. In a fleet where there are not The woman'f "raUatlaai struggle with the dlmie of tivate It. enough ships to go around, Satterfleld said alcoholism" kept bar from telling bar Bartend aha had takai a And the Navy may even have to bring In a that1! an important role. aacond mortgage to pay off *,•» aba embezzled from bar mystic of sorts, as some sailors say tha ship "Seven levels down, 10 up," said Mrs. employer, court papers snow. may be haunted. They could be right - It'a Miller, standing on the ship's bow and gating Meanwhile, the husband had kept payments on the fInt certainly had several Uves. around her. mortgage, taxes and hmranea ap to data. When the aacond And if Congress approves, tha M-foot These days, gray paint flakes off and mortgage defaulted, a real estate speculator obtained title to vessel - the largest U.S. battleship - toon there is an occasional patch of mat. the $»,000hornefor $9,600 will ha revived for a third time since it was Portholes have been painted over and The Appellate DivUonol Superior Court ordered the ule launched a year to tha day after tha Japanese hatches sealed. Every three months the blocked If tha couple, who hava four children, could pay off attacked Pearl Harbor. decks must be demossed. There Is even a the aecond lien. "She's a good ship," says Lt. J.O. patch of grass. The family can nay, according to Charles Starkay, the Barbara Miller, standing on the foredack of Dangling over the side are two Ughtbulba family's attorney, who said It was "the first time" ha heard the New Jersey as a steady drizzle fell from which illuminate the draft markers, a visual of a similar decision. leaden Puget Sound skies. "We've main- backstop in case internal flooding alarms But Starkey noted the case was heard In the Chancery tained her the beet we can." fail. Division, which decides what la equitable, not the Law The Puget Sound Naval shipyard, where "It's real quiet inside," said Mrs. Millar. Division which must stick to strict interpretations of statutes. the New Jersey sits tied to the same dock as "Every other llghtbulb has been removed. tha USS Missouri, is one of four Watt Coast The air isn't musty, just dry." sites where work could be done. Tha New The air is kept at about SO percent humid- Jersey would be armed with cruise missiles ity, to guard against deterioration. Thar* Is hi an overhaul the Navy said would take only one access, used for quarterly inspec- Insurance agents join lawsuit about 11 months. tions Both the Senate and House have • The ship's fuel lines - it Is powered by TRENTON - Insurance agents In New Jersey Joined an tw million as part of a i •team-turbine engines — have been drained • industry lawsuit yesterday challenging Commissioner James bill to reactivate the ship/but the I and most fuses removed. Some equipment Sheeran's proposed changes in auto coverage rates and sales must still go to a conference committee for has been dismantled, with some parts placed commission bases. disputes that do not Involve the New Jersey, In plastic bags, tabled and taped to the The Professlonsl Insurance Agents of New Jersey, which ssid John Wilson, press aide to Rep. Al Swift, bulkhead. represents more thin 6,000 members, wants to argue against D-Wash. Desk, chairs and aU the other "con- the part of Sheeran's order that would tand to equalise sales Nothing afloat has bigger guns or thicker lumables" as the Navy calls them, have been j commissions on auto coverage. armor plating than the New Jersey. The hull removed. Bare metal has been covered with The plan is part of tha commissioner's order that auto is made with up to 11 Inches of steel and the preservative. : insurance rates no longer can be based on age, an and box that surrounds navigational equipment It "I don't hold much credence in ghost ' marital status and that geographical considerations will be lined with n inches of steel stories, ' said Mrs. Miller of the sailors' curtailed. "They could blow off the entire super- tales. "Every ship has stories. Sailors are A bearing on the rating factors la scheduled for today in structure and it would still be there," said •ATTLISHIP USS NEW JERSEY —The battleship USS New Jersey, now tied to a superstitious " the Appellate Division of Superior Court in Hackenaeck. Mrs. Miller of the vessel. dock at the Puget Sound Naval shipyard in Bremerton, Wash., may be reactivated But she relates with glee the story of the Tha New Jersey can tend five-foot long, for a third time since It was launched If Congress approves the move. night the flooding alarm equipment In the 2,700 pound shells up to a miles from Its 1»- bilge went off. When security arrived, they inch guns, and lt takes an pounds of powder But almost 40 yean ago, when admirals Decommissioned after the war, the New found the equipment had been moved about to fire one shell. like Raymond Spruance and William Halsey Jersey was recommlssloned in 1950 for ser- three feet away from Its platform. ; Crazy Eddie stores fines upheld Battleships like the New Jersey - which walked its decks, the New Jersey was the vice In the Korean .War and then decom- There have also been reports of strange ; TRENTON-CraxyEddledldntuseaninsanltydefense. Mrs. Miller said was made 108 feet wide to fit pride of the fleet missioned once again. The vessel was re- people near the New Jersey and the Missouri Instead, tha audio equipment store chain claimed in the through the UO-foot-wlde Panama Canal - During World War II, the New Jersey wat fitted and recommlssloned a second time in late at night - people security forces . Appellate Division of Superior Court that It was within its just aren't built anymore. It would cost too Involved in many of the key battles for the April IMS for service in the Vietnam War, couldn't find. rights to administer lie detector tests to prospective employ much. Pacific! pounding the beaches before an In- and decommissioned most recently in De- Despite the tales, Mrs. Miller says she "It's Just a big empty ship now," she vasion, dueling with Japanese dreadnaughta cember 1MB would like to serve on the New Jersey, add- Cray Eddie reasoned that although New Jersey law and fending off attacks from suicide planes. The mission this time: ing: "Everyone wants to." prohibits the tests, it had the right to use a polygraph because its headquarters are hi New York and only employees are barred from testing —not prospective employ! The court sounded down on Crazyr EddiI e I ing final for requiring the tests of prospectivSbse employees :in World food shortage solved? Water use up Union and East Brunswick stores. ROCKAWAY (AP) - The president Welt insists his technique would Toe only current FDA-approved uses of Radiation Technology says he's tired mean less spoiled food, fewer trips to of irradiation as a food preservative are of fighting federal officials over what he the supermarket and decreased food dis- for destroying sprouts on potatoes and in New Jersey says is an answer to the world's food tribution costs. insects on wheat and flour. Otherwise, EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - New Jerteyites are The weather shortage. He also said Irradiation could dra- the uses of irradiated food in this coun- using more water since mandatory water rationing regu- matically reduce Insect Infestation of try have been limited. Dr. Martin Welt, president and lations were lifted two weeks ago, but state officials grain products, keep mold from growing Radiation Technology shipped some «1lf«T" of the board of the only com- aren't too concerned — yet. on fresh fruit, eliminate salmonella and irradiated meat to a Seattle hospital in mercial Irradiation firm In the country, The Hackensack Water Co. reported consumption other food poisoning pathogens and al- 1977 for cancer patients who required said with hit food preservation techni- Jumped by 11 percent as reservoir levels were falling low meat, poultry and fish to be stored sterile food., Astronauts on several que, fish, poultry and meat would keep from 88.2 percent of capacity to 87.6 percent by the In protective pouches indefinitely. space missions, including the American- fresh for two or three weeks under re- middle of last week. Soviet Apoilc-Soyez flight in 1*79, have frigeration. Welt wants to market irradiated After months of near 10 percent reductions in water eaten irradiated food. But Food and Drug Administration foods domestically, something ha can- use, conservation efforts fell to at low at 8.4 percent and officials say they want proof the process not do Without tha FDA's blessing. Hit "Do you think the space industry averaged about 16 percent last week, according to James of exposing foad to gamma radiation company already sells some of the foods will risk a multi-billion dollar program Staples, spokesman for the state Department -of Environ- poses no hazardous long-term health ef- overseas, but the major use of Irradia- with irradiated foods if they weren't mental Protection. fects before they give It their approval. tion In this country remains for ster- sure of the safety?" Welt says. Dr. Saul Fenster, chairman of the Governor's Citizens "I can't be nice anymore," Welt ilizing medical equipment. "He thinks he has something there, Advisory Task Force, noted yesterday that although said. "They're clowns. If the FDA Is so The technique is not new. Shoppers and be might well have," said Greene. conservation has dropped, "the change was not surpris- foolish to continue to provide impasses, In supermarkets in The Netherlands, "As we see lt right now, the potential to ing or threatening. it won't fax us at all. The rest of the France, Hungary, Italy, Israel and preserve foods and kill insects is there. "I think a state-wide average of 16 percent under world will benefit, not this country." Japan already can buy irradiated food. We think it'a a viable process, but we these circumstances is pretty good. We would have Officials of the federal agency aay Canada allows the process to prevent have to have proof, and that onus is on expected to see some change," he said. they hope Welt's Idea is a success. sprouting In potatoes, onions, wheat and industry." The task force made several minor recommendations Local Weather "But FDA doesn't know if If wheat flour, and to kill salmonella In "The dote we require ia so bloody on water use yesterday, including the regulation of radiatated food will present any long- poultry, cod and haddock. low that the bureaucrats in Washington sprinkling of newly-Installed sod and establishment of an As of 10 p.m. last algal, the high •I The term lexicological hazards,' laid agen- But standards are stricter In the have no reason to feel so bloody wor- appeals procedure for golf courses to ask for permission u 71 Ike lew cy spokesman James Greene. "No one United States. After the federal govern ried," countered Welt. to water their fairways. yesterday was N. B was « at it) p.sa. There as •feejaste- knows quite yet what the toxic effects of men tested Irradiated food in the 1950s, Radiation Technology and other The teak force wUl distribute to state law enforce- Ustteae tala the UM hears easinending at 1I4I p.m.. ytstsfiayyesterday.. There radiation on food are. We're not sure Congress classified It as a food addlUve companies have been invited to submit ment authorities a checklist of the various water restric- wert«eeeaa»gaaayseaayt»aatereny.»thasianthanalW what kind of molecular changes occur In in IKS, which means the process must technical information to the FDA so the tions. tar the oeehsuj seam to date. At tUs time last year, food when it hi Irradiated. We need go through exhaustive federal testing agency can write food irradiation "There waa confusion over what was allowed," tald there had btea 79 ceeUag degree aays. definite proof." process for additives. guidelines. state drought coordinator Paul Arbesman. "We knew consumption would go up," SUples tald Jersey Shore yesterday. "There's no way people are going to continue to use the same amount of water now as they had tounde r Mostly cloudy through tonight with periods of rain Employees claim contamination mandatory rationing. likely. Becoming partly sunny tomorrow. Lows around 60 "But we hope they wouldn't go bog wUd with water tonight. Highs 66 to 70 today and in the mid to upper 70s TRENTON (AP) - Three dozen em- Trenton and H.M. Royal Chemicals of ready have received workmen's com- use." tomorrow. Precipitation probability, 60 percent today, ployee* of the old Gould Inc. battery Trenton. Gould Metals Is a division of pensation benefits related to the side On May 19, Byrne ordered the 50 gallon-per-person decreeing to 30 percent tonight. Winds, southeast to south plant have filed suit against six major Gould Inc. effects. daily ration lifted for the remaining 97 municipalities At IS to 10 miles per hour. Ocean water temperatures are in lead product companies, charging they Lead manufactured by companies Teats have shown those who filed one time, 17! communities were under manadatory re- thelowOOa. have contracted lead poitoning. named In the suit wat melted down in suit, including some who worked for the strictions, but they were lifted hi three steps over two company since the early 1940s, have Tha M workers filed suit hi Mercer toe Gould plant and used to make In- months. dangerous levels of lead in their blood, Marine Forecast County Superior Court in stages during dustrial batteries, laid Charles Casale, Sprinklers still are prohibited, except on golf courses Casale said. the past week. They claim the poisoning an attorney for the workers. between 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. for only 10 minutes at a time. Watch Hill, R.I. to Manaaquan, N. J. has lad to headaches, fatigue, lots of The workers lost their Jobs when the He said the contamination has Also, water may not be served hi restaurants unless Low pressure will move north into the mid and north teeth, hearing loss and other problems. plant closed in May 1979. Casale tald caused a variety of ills. One man lost his requested by patrons; fresh water cannot be used to wash Atlantic coastal states this morning. Winds mostly south- The employees are seeking compensa- they did not name the Chicago-baaed teeth and cannot use false teeth because down streets and sidewalks and water from hoses may be east at 15 to X knote today and toiugnt. Visibility 1 to 4 tion for their Injuries and punitive dam- Gould Inc. at a defendant because the his gums have severely deteriorated. used to water lawns and wash cars only if toe hose is miles today and tonight, but occasionally below 1 mile. ages from the firms. workers already have won monetary Casale, who has specialized hi oc- equipped with a shut-off nozzle. cupational safety cases, said there have Papers were served on N.L. In- settlements ranging from $1,000 to Meanwhile, the National Weather Service yesterday been numerous warnings about the dan- Tides dustries Inc. of Pedricktown; Asarco of $30,000 from the company. predicted heavy rain this month for the state as well as gers of lead-based paints, especially New York City; St. Joe Lead Co. of St. State law prohibits the plaintiffs for neighboring New York and Pennsylvania those posed for babies. But he ssid there Saady Beak For Red Bank and Louis, Missouri; Gould Metals of St. from filing additional lawsuits against A chance of showers was predicted for today and have been few public charges of lead TODAY - High 1:44 Rumson bridge, add two Paul, Minn.; Hammond Lead Products Gould Inc. on the same lead contamina- tomorrow. contamination on the Job. p.m. and low 1:30 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct of Hammond, tod.; H,M Royal Inc. of tion charges because the workers al- TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, 9:16 a.m. arid 9:31 p.m. deduct IS minutes, High- and low 3:10 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 3:13 p.m. Defense rests in Crimmins murder trial The Weather Elsewhere NEW YORK (AP) - Tha Denxer dropped the at- In his summation yester- "These cops were a tough The videotaped to say? (that) I killed the LM AUBvtM defense in the murder trial of tempted-rape charge lodged day, Hochbeiser reiterated crew," he said. "Even statements, included as lady?" » ii .. « n n Craig Crimmins wound up its against Crimmins, saying the bis contention that his client though they come in in their evidence during the trial, He said that that kind of IT1 Cctf« MMHSNS a n 8 case yesterday, reiterating evidence was "not legally was "entirely innocent of suits and their vests and look were taken Aug. 19 and 30. apparently frustrated ex- a c#» u m the contention that the Metro- sufficient to support the any wrongdoing," claiming like gentlemen ... they are Hochhelser pointed out a pression could only happen hi n a tict¥ MUMCCIV M 17 J1c*r V KM) politan Opera House charge." that police and detectives not the same when they are in questioning session on Aug. the context of "the person M II m NmVMxsxxl 74 stagehand was framed by po- Wbenlthe Jury In state Su- "put words In his mouth" a little room that they choose 16, In which Crimmins was being threatened, the person 71 S 3:3c£ out at, n M lice whan charged with the preme Court in Manhattan and coerced a confession by themselves to do what said to hive asked a detec- being accused, the person M M of a vio- receives the case, probably from hit client they want to do." tive: "What do you want me being yelled at." rfl 8 %pmimim tomorrow, it will consider PtttleMsTfjh IS 71 41 m Defense attorney Law- two charges: second-degree •7 71 CO Pttg*»«,Ms> murder and second-degree 7t StM J7( 2 S rence Hochbeiser called the Man sentenced 50 years 8 * fcS? 71 » felony murder. I«S 71 44 by Crimmins "a phony" and Crimmins, 11, of The NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) that the defendant not be S70 m 4i Bronx, has been accused of - A 33-year-old New Bruns- eligible for parole for 15 •mm— n u« "a rewrite," going through Discover Banking at H II the document Una by line and kicking the node, bound and wick man was sentenced yes- yean. g ! MFrM n 4i Ha Best) 7S 4•4 a; n H iiw pointing out parts be said gagged violinist Helen terday to 50 yean In state ! IP-TMM »i n .Me** prison for kidnaping, ter- M M .11 m were police language not the Hagnes Mlntis down a three- LaPoint was convicted At Central Jersey « M m IISMMwtMSMMwtat M N .11 m story alrahaft from the roof rorizing and sexually assault- March 11 after a three-week defendant's. .-ITs a SURE THMQI 71 Mett Before Hochbeiser began of the opera house In Lincoln ing a Douglass College stu- Jury trial on a charge of first- . !74 4ic*:y r ss : hit five-hour presentation, Center during an In- dent last summer. degree kidnaping, two counts S 7S1 Mfig ctf T WMMAMI 71 M Jf tt which will be followed today termission last July ». Superior Court Judge Alan of aggravated sexual assault, by Assistant Dittrlct At- The violinist died of in- Rockoff imposed tha sen- and one count each of ag- torney Roger Hayes' closing juries sustained in the (all, an tence on John LaPoint of 195 gravated assault and uttering (XNIIAL JERSEY BANK argument, Justice Richard autopsy said. St., and ordered terroristic threats
"*> 4 The DWlyRcstater SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAYi K, JUN wE 2, iee iAAI . Middletown OKs contracts Obituaries John Waddington, was IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHIIIIIII PENNSVILLE (AP) - addlngtonaservee d In the motor vehicle directofromr 198 4 f Or high School Former state Motor Vehicles i Legislature MIDDLETOWN - Ike power me- aoooaaschoollaover. Director John Waddington through 1187 and waa at one la ajtrtMr matter, otastassdsf said Carl Vinson, 97; time Senate majority leader. Education but night voted to died yesterday at his home at about PaO.OOO in bids for a small i set bt the district has regietared fains la the the age of 70. Later he was Salem County tion project for High School North man- board sec ret ary He had been treated for a dated by the state. la tha atath grade, more thaa n was congressman cancerous brain tumor. WsAUnttonU survived by Awarded MTU.EDGEVILLE, 0*. Waddington was appointed bis wife, Kathryn and two (AP) - Former Rep. Cart director shortly after Gov. sons. Vimoo, who entered the U.S. Brendan Byrne took office. llie taeral win b* prints House during Woodrow He also waa «*««"«— of the But a memorial service was WIIMO'I administration and Executive Commission on acheduled for t p.m. Sunday Under the renovation pla, the power beatiag aad ventilating; F •pent a record 90 yean there Ethical Standards He retired at The Friends Meeting mechanics area will be moved to space GlbeM,$l.,0»forpiumbli_ boottlng the nation's mlUUry as director In July. HomH e in SSalel mCi Cityt . htetat tor Company, Belmar, 919,799 for elec- might, died yesterday at the Tliernuslc department wUl temporarily trical work. In the Uth grade, M paaaed reading, move to the location of the power shop. agaoftr. p. 8^rti»e«rtor* of Schools Bfnhard oppsssd to 90 a year ago; 90 percent Vinsoa had been hospi- Stanley H. Rothrock The state mandated the district un- Schneider said the architect wUl have to paased math, opposed to 99 percent tallMd for nearly two weeka MIDDLETOWN - member of tha state Board of dertake the renovations as a condlUona meet with the contractor to set up a Small declined declines were noted with heart problems and died Stanley H. Rothrock, «, of • Professional Engineers and for permission to exceed the 1991-B completition date for the work. la lasts admlnlsUred to third \ at 5 am at Baldwin County Majestic Ave., Llncroft, died Land Surveyors. Ha waa also budget "cap" The stats has said the Bennett said tha work will benin as this year. Medical Center, according to Sunday, at Rlvervtew Hospi- a member and peat com- Molly Srtead, his nine for M tal, Red Bank. mander of the Coast Guard yean. Mr. Rothrock waa born in Auxiliary Flotilla B. His grandnephew, Sen. Westfield and lived in Gilette During World War II, Mr. Bangladesh coup leader killed 8am Nunn, D-Ga., who has before moving here In 1M6. Rothrock served aa a chief fallen heir to Vinsons spe- He retired in March of radio officer cialisation la mllttary af- 1M1 as an associate member Maritime fairs, announced Vlnson's of the technical staff at Bell Merchant Marines I as throngs mourn slain president death to the Senate with a Labs, Holmdel. He Joined lantlc and Meditteranean DACCA, BangUdeah (AP) hero of Bangladesh's war of The 41-year-old presl- eecond largest city aad eatd brief statement. Bell Labs in 1963. Middle East was war lones. — Government troops early Independence and the coun- dent's body waa removed »>»**• . Sen. Charles Mathlaa, R- OariVlaaea In 1984, be received a pat- He is survived by bis wife today killed the rebel army try's strongman for more Monday from tha shallow The •"*?". *ho •*•* Mo., called Vinson "a great ent with Bell Labs for a wave Ruth DeCou; two children, general whose mea as- than five of IU nine years as a grave outside Chittagong In not to be identified said the member of Congress, a fine had steered so many suc- translating device for produc- Henry and Miss Barbara sassinated President Zlaur which the rebels buried It. It general was informed Friday American and an eiample to cessful Navy bills without a ing short duration pulses. Rothrock, both at home, and Rahman, the Bangladesh Earlier broadcasts said waa flown to Dacca to lie in tathathewast . g all of us." single defeat. He was a life member of one brother, Charles Dacca Radio stats at the Old Parliament the Quarter Century Wireless Rothrock of Lake Shawnee. Manrur was captured after to Dacca to heed the Army Sen. Strom Thurmond, R- Vinson, who served longer Building. Minutes after the Staff College. HU political in House of Representatives, Association, a member of the The John E. Day Funeral he fled from Chittagong S.C., said, "I shall never MaJ. Gen. Muhammad Ab- toward the Duiuioso border gnranunaal TV service an- leanings were not known. forget him and I shall never front 1914 to 1885, than any- Institute of Electrical and Home, Red Bank, U in charge dul Maraur's attempt to take nounced tha body'a arrival, Electronics Emglneers and a of arrangements. In two Jeeps accompanied by HU attempt to overthrow forget the great service he one else, last year became over the government waa put mourners mobbed the build- rendered to this country." bis wife and children. There the first living American to down Monday, 18 hours after was no word on the fate ot his ing aad troops were called day morning, about M hoars Flags on state buildings have a major warship named Mr*. Fortune Condina the murder of Zlaur and sev- family, but the broadcasts out to maintain order. after It began with the as- throughout Georgia were or- in bis honor. en aides in the port city of said two of Ids sassination, of Zia. Indian re- dered to half-staff by Gov. He told Mrs. Snead that he HARRISON, N.Y. - Mrs. Surviving are a son, Chittagong, 140 miles south- The simple wood coffin George Busbee. Funeral ser- Fortuna Condina, 79, of 101 Joseph Condina of Mid- porters In Chittagong re- hoped to live to see two things east of Dacca. waa draped with the red and ported heavy fighting, with at vices were scheduled for 3 - his 100th birthday and the Ellsworth Ave., died yester- dletown, N.J.; two The government radio green national flag and p.m. Wednesday In day at United Hospital In ten, Mn. Maria Burgess of weeping mourners lined the bast M people killed. Bat formal commissioning of the said Maraur was slain by sol- adorned with fragrant Manxur was unable to rally MiUedgevUle, near Vlnaon's Carl Vinson, which Is under Port Chester. Brick Township, and Mn. diers angry over the as- street* of Dacca today for flowers. Mourners filed past birthplace. construction In Virginia. Born In done Park, she Elvira Scnopfer, with whom sassination of Zla, a military Zla's funeral. In single Ale, many removing The Democrat, once one of lived in Red Bank, N.J., she lived; a brother, Dr. their shoes hi the Moslem "'aton'whlle, Vice Presi- Washington's most powerful The bead of the ship's pre- before moving here 20 years Joseph D'Urgolo of HoUy tradition. Beside the Mar, a dent AbdusSattar became ac- political figures, held sway commlssioning crew, Capt. ago. Hill, FU.; a sister, Mn. Vir- John L. Nulty Moslem holy man read from for decades as chairman of Richard Martin, will attend She was a communicant of ginia Rlccardo of North Hol- the Koran, Islam's holy book, the House Naval Affairs the funeral, the Navy an- St. Gregory the Great Roman lywood, Calif., and nine POINT PLEASANT - Ml and attendants lit Committee and chairman of nounced. Catholic Church, here. grandchildren. John L. Nulty, 7*, of MO Mr. Nulty was a past pres- sucks. and the head of the navy, the House Armed Services Vinson stepped down from She was the wife of Joseph The John E. Day Funeral Arnold Ave., died Sunday at ident of the Holy Name socie- Rear Adm. Mahmood All Committee. the Congress in 1866, retiring Condina, who died In Feb. Home, Red Bank, N.J., Is in Point Pleasant Hospital. ty of St. Mark's Roman Cat> Diplomatic sources In Before World War II, he to a blgh-ceillnged white UM charge of arrangements. Mr. Nulty mi born m ollc Church, Sea Girt, and a New Delhi, the Indian capi- The constitution requires .• played a key role In launching frame farmhouse. One of his Newark and moved hare sir member of Ike Golden Age Ul, said Mamur appeared to that a presidential election be 1 years ago from Sea Girt. • the "two-ocean Navy' and last public appearances was Mrs. Bertha H. Hertlein Club, here. have been motivated by held within six months. Lead- :later fought for expanded in November 1073, when then- He was a assistant chief He waa a U.8. Navy veter- Jealousy of ZU, an old friend ers of ZU's Bangladesh Na- probation officer of Essex and military associate, and Uonallst Party, which he or* naval air power. President Nixon flew to MIDDLETOWN - Mn. Rosary Altar Society. an of World War H • The young congressman Georgia for ceremonies hon- Bertha H. Hertlein, 83, of 276 Her husband, Charles County, retiring in IM after byfn cause be w,is ganlied in 1971, met Monday 35 yean. Surviving are a son, John of and decided that in the uv had never seen a battleship oring Vlnson's 90th birthday. Parkview Terrace, Llneroft, Hertlein, died In 19U L. Nulty Jr. of Albuquerque, being relieved of oomm*nd of when he went to Washington, All told, be had served died yesterday at Riverview Surviving are a son, He also waa a guidance the army's 24th Division in terim, there would be no ma- with nine presidents and It counselor at Si Rose's High N.M.; two daaghton, pin. Chittagong, Bangladesh's jor changes in ZUs policies but played a major hand in Hospital. Red Bank, George Hertlein of Avenel; Mary Ellen Nimnaugh of Co- . forging giant naval construc- secretaries of war or defense. Born in Union City, she two daughters, Mn. Virgina School in Belmar from 1967 to On several occasions he was lumbus, Onto, and and Mn. . tion programs which brought lived most of her life in Jer- Hern of East Keansburg and Margaret Blank of Rumson, - America world leadership on considered for secretary of sey City and lived six yean In Mn. EUeen Nlmon, with Peter Valesi defense, but quipped, whom she lived; a sister, and 14 grandchildren. the seas during World War II. Port Monmouth before re- The Van Hlse aad He became an authority "Shucks, I'd rather go on turning to Union City She Mn. Katharine Bellino of KEANSBURG - NOTICE TO on naval affairs and once running the Pentagon from moved here from Union City Point Pleasant; 10 grand- Callagan Funeral Home la In Valesi, Tl, ol Shore charge of arrangements. boasted that no other man up here." eight yean ago. children, and four great- Boulevard, died Sunday at MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP She was a communicant of grandchildren. the Holmdel Nursing Home. St. Catherine's Roman Catho- The John F. Pfleger Fu- He waa born hi Italy, and RESIDENTS lic Church, East Keansburg, neral Hams, New Monmouth, came to this country 1911 He Lottery James Walling, 6; and a former member of its is In charge of arrangements lived in New York City for SO yean, and summered in this TRENTON - The Mrs. Ellen I. Snyder area for many years before winning number In New Please be advised that beginning Monday, Juno B, victim of drowning moving here In 1997. Jersey's Pick-It Lottery 1981, Middletown Township Offices will begin their SOUTH PLAINFIELD - Plalnfleld. Before retiring in 1997, be yesterday waa 5-7-1. A SUMMER HOUR schedule and will be open from B Mn. Ellen I. Snyder, M, died Surviving are two sons, was a bartender at Manny straight bet pays *m.M, AM through 4 PM, and they will resume their regular NEPTUNE - Funeral ar- Near 10 p.m., the police bos pays Ml and pain joined the search, and put out yesterday at Monmouth Med- Robert A. Snyder of Ware- Wolf's Restaurant, New York schedule of 9 AM to 5 PM on Tuesday, September 8, rangements were finalised ical Center, Long Branch. town and Harry S. Snyder Jr. pay U7.50. 1981. yesterday for a 6-year-old • missing persons alarm for City. During the 1 WO s be was Born in Plalnfleld, she of Eatontown; five grand- employed as a butler by New who drowned when be fell off the young Walling. The Shark children, and five great- a Shark River dock where he River Fire Company and lived In Plalnfleld and South Jersey Governors A. Harry. Plalnfield before moving to grandchildren. Moore and Harold Hoffman was flshinc. First Aid Squad responded Long Branch a year ago. The Flock Funeral Home, at the governor's summer James Walling, son of and the Coast Guard station She was a member of the Long Branch, is in charge of residence in Sea Girt. at Shark River and surround- Cheryl Walling of 608 v, Senior Citlsens of South arrangements. He was a communicant of ATTENTIONI HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS - PI IEN1 Asbury Ave., was pronounced ing police departments were also notified. A Coast Guard St. Benedicts Roman Catho- dead Sunday night at approx- Mrs. Giovannina Jean Rosillo lic Church, Haslet (Monmouth County Rnkfrnt* Only) imately 11:55 after a 90- Cutter was dispatched to the Surviving are a son, Rob- minute search conducted by scene. RED BANK - Mrs. Frances Ann Tencsa of ert P. Valesi, Haslet; and about 40 people found the three grandchildren. boy's body In the river. At approximately 11:30 Giovannina Jean Roaillo, 55, Hudson, N.H. p.m. Patrolman Kenneth of 37 MoUy Pitcher Village, The John E. Day Funeral The Laurel Funeral According to Detective Whritenbour saw the body, at died yesterday at Monmouth Home Is In charge of arrange- Home, West Keansburg, is in SOT Mil U 0778 Edward Green, who in- the aide of the dock, about 33 Medical Center, Long ments. charge of arrangements. vestigated the Incident, the feet from shore, Green said. Branch. boy went outside at about The Monmouth County Educational Services Commission, In conlunc- The boy was then taken to the Born In the Bronx, N.Y., tion with several stale and federal agencies, is offering for the first time a 7:30 p.m. HU mother was, hospital. she lived In Jersey City and taking a nap, police said. summer program In ocean science; and In the fall, a four-year, shared- Philadelphia before moving time program with particular emphasis on subjects required for college When she woke up and dis- The MonmouUi County here 14 yean ago. HOMEOWNERS covered that her son had not entrance and subjects for students Interested in job opportunities In the Medical Examiner was She has been a registered For Qualify Plumbing maritime trades. yet returned, she searched scheduled to perform an au- nurse at Riverview Hospital, VMafTCS • RXTMB* WATB sKATBtt the neighborhood before de- topsy at Freehold Area Hos- Red Bank, for many yean. • TWUT WTI • WE • FITTwW • CMTItr) I ciding to call the police. She graduated hi 1968 from Summer Program - July 6 to August 14; 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon pital this morning, Green credit course in marine science (oceanography) - ocean field trips, said Seton Hall University Nun- Showroom Consultant ing School and trained at marine studies (transportation provided). 202. Death Notices He added that there were Christ Hospital, Jersey City. COMPLETE SHOWROOM no apparent signs of injury on 47 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ' Fad Program-1981-82 school year-September 2,1981, to June 16. the body. She was a communicant of 1982. HERTLEIN -MMH.IM Patrolman Kerry Duke St. James Roman Catholic SHREWSBURY DkMO. aaad U, ol IN ParkyM Church, and a member of the Tarraca, LlncrafL N.J., on Juno 1. and Larry Dizard also as- Coastal Problems a Resources INI. »«IOVM wilt ol IM Hit Woman's Club of Red Bank. Mertw Science Chariot; davatad mother ol Oooroo. sisted in the Investigation. Surviving are a son, Rob- ALTEX M». if •apply OoasnFWMaa-V Mra Virginia Horn M Mn CIIOM Other than his mother, rMssoftwRoad g-Jr.«8r.Yrs.0nly Conpuawtdanca Nlmon; tfaar alttor of Mrt. ert A. RoslUo, and a daugh- Nng 'Marina HspalrV Katharlna Solllna. Funaral Tnuri.. Walling la survived by a 74:MMT.7-wMiM. a^U 741-1111 tlcenalngProcedurstor 9:19 a.m., from lha John F. Pflagar ter, Miss Angela C. RoslUo, • V IUHMS-V Funaral Homa. Ill TIMall Road. grandfather, Adrian Lake, Naw MonmouUi. Mau of CkrIUIan both at home; her mother, Jr. Burial xlll ba offarod al tl. Cathar Asbury Park. Officer Training Corpe-fElsctJvt) 48f.Yrs.0aly lna'» H.C church. Sail KaanaMrg. Mn. Concettlna FredeUa of at 10 a.m. imarmant Holy Nama The Worden Funeral MJdBletown, and two sisters, (AHCadstunrhrmaartdWIoringrxwfldsd) Camatary, Jartav cm. Vrdimg Tuot. ana: Wad., 2-4 and 74 p.m. Home, Red Bank, is In charge Mn. Gerardlna Lucaralll of of arrangements. Middletown and Mra. STUDENT '74-ft. ocasn-gotng training« elusedrorlhseacounas. Ml LLER — Frar*. ago 70,of v V-Voca«onel Barman Way. MMdlotown, N.J., on May 11, INI. Banyan Kuieand of Joaaahlno salamo. Davotod fathar ftsajrn tis form batew or coraaa your Wgh school gutoanos counealer for sppataswis. Pleass nols of ftaaar. Nancy a. Janat Andrawt. The Daily Register LOANS Oaaratt ion of Oanavlaya. Brothar of Jofm. rtobart 4 Kannath, Fatnar applications for tw Summer Program must be corr«)lBwdar< (continued) would accept leas than the 30 servative House Democrats on Oct. 1, half the amount and there has been an intensive percent reduction he en-who allied themselves with three months later than Re- effort In the past two weeks dorsed during his election Reagan to give him victory agan had previously asked. to convince Rostenkowskl to campaign last year. The new on a budget-cutting blueprint. That would be followed by 10 plan already baa the support break with the party leader- The plan would reduce percent reductions In each of ship and develop his ownof Dole and at least some personal Income taxes by S compromise. members of the group of con- percent in each tax bracket the next two years. Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan has mot with the Illinois Democrat at least three times recently, and the source said the MM had sought to Identify ele- ments of a tax cut that Rostenkowskl considers es- sential and Reagan could ac- cept. Rostenkowskl, a prodact of the Democratic poUUcel machine in Chicago, was •*- ticeably more conciliatory Travel in Style with Luggage than O'NeiU In his public re- marks yesterday, but he gave no indication he was about to break with the party leader- from Commercial Trust Commercial Trust is pleased to offer special savings on smart, versatile carry-alls ... some House Majority Leader pieces are even FREE. Jim Wright, D-Texas, who SAVE 25% This sporty line of luggage is great for traveling overseas or overnight. And they're just said be had offered bis own as practical for camping, boating or tennis. 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(at Middlatwon Linctoft Rd.) ing, Reagan for the first tine Othat Banting OHIcaa In Hudton, Battan, Union and MlddlaHK Count In / Mambar FOIC and Fadaral Platan* Syltam personally confirmed he The Daily Register The business of feeding babies Established toIn U7I-Publishe1171-Published bvy IlieltoThe Red Bank ReaisteItegistar ByJACKANDCMOa- nn itmnnuN •'•" iiiiw»« aaaht. Ik. I III taahrtaln " .' .*^naW hllb-levehigh-level governmengMWlllMtt Ofof- WASHINGTON - Like ficials sddsd their pleas against a negative veto. ARTHUR2 KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. handgun control and abor- i aStsrj ... President and Editor Publisher tion, the marketing of Infant U.S. But the administration formula has become an eroo- SCENE ttalui—ilarMlUS ttft HertMrtH Thorpe, Jr. AuiiUnl Editor; CharlaC.Trlbl«hon>, Sunday Editor; RuueUP Raven. •1! du some reason. Clark didn't NlfM Editor; Jan*Fodtraro. City Editor; Dorto K.«lman, Editorial PifeEditor rhetorlcal want to report the State De- "fbb%to EstondaUy. flssss »!'• sides. Inevitably, the facto partment negotiations by tel- were 0) that the code's adop- Pat N. Rled, Controller; Richard D. McKaan, Admtiilnf Director; KCOMU. L. Van Dalen, surrounding the controversy ephone. At the bottom of a tion would give ammumtton Circulation Director; Frank J Attocca, ProducUon Maiugtr have become hopelessly ob- strictly voluntary, and it confidential memo, be wrote: to critics of Big Business, "Please send a copy of this would be made dear that it ANDERSON. whereas a. US rejection But confidential memos applied only to formula, not memo to EM and R(lehard) would discredit tbe code, (I) TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1981 and State Department cables other baby food. AUeo," the president's na- that adoption would set a pre- American Home Products help to unravel the story of tional security adviser. cedent which might lead to III Abrams had been told by Corp. had lobbied the admin- how the United States came action to otter fields like Deputy Secretary of State istration against the code. The Teamsters blew your pension and the to be the only nation to vote On May 1, Mease, Allen Pharmaceuticals, and (I) William Clark, who was act- sad two other members of They were joined by the Gro- against the World Health Or- that the infant, formula In- 1 ing secretary hi Alexander Reagan's inner circle, Lyn cery Manufacturers of Amer- government blew mine. ganization's code. The nearly dustry represented s W Half's absence, that If these Nofilger and Martin An- ica, which feared the code i vote puts most na- billion International market two concessions were derson, sat down to discuss might be applied to other granted, the United States that was grawtng. aggressive marketing of baby the developments in Geneva baby food despite assurances would abstain instead of vot- formula In backward coun- Foggy Bottom officials to the contrary. The White House also ing against the code. tries, where its mixture with learned from a National Se- The pressure from the found legal and constitutional curity Council staffer that the impure water can be danger- According to State De- companies apparently partment cables seen by my four White House aides swayed the White House. U. Justice Department's anti- associate Vlckl Warren, the "have met and concluded S. officials in Geneva wen trust drviston si one time saw In late April, Elliott Abrami-Mahler meetings that the U. S. should cast a putonhold. no objection to s voluntary Abrams, the assistant secre- went wed. "Mahler was vis- negative vote on tbe WHO code. tary of state for international ibly relieved to hare that the Infant formula cods" and Lengthy memos went organizations, was dis-US now U in a position to that they "an not prepared from Foggy Bottom to the And when lbs United patched to Geneva to per- avoid voting against the to abstain even If tbe two White Howe, warning of the States wound up alone in Us suade Halfdan Mahler, direc- code," Abrams cabled conditions are met." diplomatic black eye thevote against the code, a White tor general of the health or- Mashington. "We are confi- What bad happened was United States would get by House spokesman Insisted ganization, to accept two con- dent that we will haw Us that American formula voting against the code. "We did gain by voting *Nc.' cessions: The Infant formula cooperation in creating the makers like Bristol-Myers, Health professionals, men* We gained what you gat lor code would be defined as conditions necessary to Abbott Laboratories and bers of Congress and several standing for a principle." U.S. goes wrong on human rights Among the words that are towards human righto had an anathema to the present "That Is because you administration are "human don't have press censorship "It has, Your Excellency. righto." They cause all sorts ART In your country as we do We don't car* what you do as of unnecessary problems her*. We know how the story long as it's done quietly All when we're dealing with the BUCHWALD got oat sad we have taken we ask Is that you keep your majority of our allies. measures against the exUas atrocities under wraps, at Ernest Lefever, who, as of In the United States who re- least until we get your mili- this writing, Is still President leased It." tary Sid approved by Con- Reagan's nominee for assis- women, and children." "Are you speaking about the assassination of the •I suppose the next thing tant secretory of State for "Not so loud, Mr. Secre- ALD human righto, has testified tary. Someone will hear former editor of "Corrida" you'll be asking us to do Is that the best way toapproac h you." in Washington last week?" •top torturing nuns ' would not want anyone to the subject Is through "quiet "I'll try to keep It down to "Hush, Mr. Secretary, we "We're not going to ask diplomacy." In other words, a whisper." may be bugged. I win whis- know we had this discussion. for the Impossible. We don't you don't want to make a big "Good. Off the record, per the answer Into your The only reason I brought up want you to change your way deal of political repression, and not for attribution?" ear...Yes, that's toe one." the assassination was that we of life. But we would prefer if torture, and government "Of course. That's what want to modernize your you don't do Ii on television. "Your Excellency, I'll murders or you will embar- quiet diplomacy Is." army, and Congress might There are stUl people in the say this as softly as I can, but rass a friendly power, and it "The village was infested balk at military aid If your United States who are trying the United States does not will give Its tear-gas business with Communist guerrillas, government was Implicated to discredit our new human approve of foreign foul play to somebody else. and we had to teach the peo- in the killing It's one thing to rights policy." on American soil. It violates ple a lesson. destroy a village in your own This Is how the new Re- our sovereignty and brings in country, but it's another to "I see your point. Can I agan "quiet diplomacy" "Can I say something to the Justice Department. We carry your authoritarian poli- tell my minister of Interior could work: you, that will not leave this were hoping you would not cies to the United States." about our conversation?" "Your Excellency, can I room?" blow up any more of your "I suppose he has to be speak to you In private?" "Of Course, Mr. Secre- opposition leaders In the "I don't understand you informed. But please don't "Of course, Mr. Secre- tary." people We are trying to fight tell anyone else. When it tary. What can I do for you?" "The United States thinks "We had no choice. Toe communism and terrorism, comes to human righto, the "There is a nasty rumor you may have overreacted, editor was giving our country and you make a big thing fewer people who know going around your capital particularly since the news of a bad name." about blowing up one rotten where the United States Summer in the parks that your troops wiped out an the destruction of the village "Please don't raise your editor In America. I thought stands, Ike better H will be entire village, Including men, has gotten Into the American voice, your Excellency. I your government's attitude for all ofuS." The state Department of Environ- escapes us, but the politics of it are dear mental Protection, citing a lack of mon- enough. ey, is threatening to dote 11 state parks, On May IS, English warned that the forests and recreation areas nest month. parks would have to be closed Memorial Lack of warning on spraying hit Among them are Battleground Park in Day — unless the Agriculture and En- Manalapan and the Twin Lights His- vironment Committee acted favorably Mlddletown continue to remind us of our companies Into looking for torical Site in Highlands. on the Dalton bill at its scheduled May 14 To the Editor: own endangerment. Could the newer energy sources. If the meeting. But the committee postponed Sevin (Carbaryl) Is a toxic FROM OUR READERS victim murdered In his own companies did this, they Toxic wast* cleanup is a top priority insecticide used to control the home, If he had a gun in his would still (St almost the and we Just can't have everything, DEP its May 14 meeting until sometime after gypsy moth by the Monmouth «*• «M ••!•»•.• Ill TMT MM —t ••<»•) m* •••<• till id—I Blghttoble, have bad a chance same amount of profit and we Commissioner Jerry English chides us — next Monday — and DEP suddenly found County Shade Tret Com- *M art flirt, lUinnwHl lleMW fr MKc. 1- • TheCMfyRrgfater TUESDAY, JUNE 2,1981 X Lifestyle AT LARGE Reagan bids bye-bye to birdie of self-doubt The era of self-doubt U over. something reassuring about his manner. Re there is no one more sure of his right, his excavations into truth, easier to be told than to "It Is infinitely safer to know that the man The President proclaimed this historic mo- has the capacity to say even the most fright- purpose, his patriotism than the aggressor. He at the top has bis doubts, as yos and I have ment in a speech last week to the graduating ening things In the calmest way. must know that the human race has gotten Into With relief some people give up the quest to ours, yet has the courage to move ahead la class at West Point. As a footnote to the times At West Point, for example, be Injected a lot more trouble because of certainty than understand, to criticise, to figure out what Is spite of these doubts." he added that we also have stopped looking at gallons of personal warmth into cold-war uncertainty. right and wrong. If you do not believe that, In his speech Mr. Reagan was talking about our warts. words. The mix always seems a rather pleas- Even the excesses of the 1980s - that era think about how easily we rationally injustice. patriotism. "We've stopped looking at our Well, I don't know about the rest of you, but ant lukewarm. At other times be reminds me Mr. Reagan still looks back on with distaste - So I don't share the President's low opinion warts and rediscovered how much there is to I have been waiting all weekend for a sense of of the old poster: If you are keeping your bead were not brought on by wallowing self-doub- of self-doubt because it ultimately is the best love In this Messed land." He described a relief to flood through my weary veins. After while all about you are losing theirs, maybe ters but by people of utter, even blind, self- goad to creativity. choice: Either we look or wa love, either we all, I can now say bye-bye to the birdie of self- you don't realize the seriousness of the situ- confidence. As for the "Vietnam syndrome" criticise or we praise. ., doubt and so long to the warts of worry. ation. Mr. Reagan described, the cause IN OUT In one of Rollo May's smaller books, •The But to be perfectly frank, it Isn't working DIALOGUE CRITICIZES Initial arrogance, not our belated anzlety. Courage To Create," ha explored the rela- But I don't,accept these old "America: out. I find myself worrying about people who It's not that I totally disagree with the DOUBT 18 UNPOPULAR tionship between doubt and creativity. Uttet love It or leave It" choices. Mr. Reagan was do not worry and having acute doubts about President. Excessive self-doubt, the inner conviction, he wrote, "blocks off the user for right, "There Is a... hunger on the part of the those who have no self-doubt. Today, of course, doubt Is unpopular at learning new truth..." dialogue that criticizes and judges every pos- borne as well as abroad. The re-emergence of people to once again be proud of America, all It's not that I'm surprised by the Presi- sible action, can be paralyzing. It can make that It Is and all that It can be." dent's announcement. He Is not a man plagued any person or any country impotent and de- authoritarian religion, politics, and pseudo- The most creative people neither Ignore by Introspection. In many ways bis charm, his pressed. science is a kind of personal testimony to the doubt nor are paralysed by It. They explore It, The hunger comes from self-doubt, from sense of esse in the world, appear to come But there is a whole lot of room between difficulty and distress that comes with am- admit It, and act despite It. As Mr. May wrote, wart-worrying. It can be nourished with from a remarkable lack of inner conflict. Hamlet and Haig. biguity, contradictions, complexity. "Commitment Is healthiest when it Is not . But the notion that it can be fed with I am not sure bow people get to his age Mr. Reagan told the cadets that he had It Is much easier to believe than to dis- without doubt but in spite of It. denial, satisfied with rhetoric ibout our per- without experiencing turmoil, but there Is lived through three wars. He knows, then, that cover, easier to take leaps of faith than make COURAGE TO HOVE AHEAD fection Is.. doubtful HINTS FROM HELOISE Advice YOUR HEALTH Master camping list DEAR HELOISE: with you, just go camping with my Truer words were never spoken. - For years, when packing for a cam- mom! "-Heloise Heloise ping trip, I have ased a master list, WINDOW PAINTING SQUARE VS. ROUND K breaking it down into various catego- Dear Heloise: After painting a win- Dear Heloise: Waea making baking ries, oae of which is personal Items dow sash and frame, run a thin plastic powder biscuits from scratch, instead ltis' means infection •uch as toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, card around the window. II will then of catting them Into roud biscuits with towels, etc. open easily without damage to the a biscuit cnlter, cat them into squares By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. particular area of inflammation. left breast while I was playing leaals. I Then I have a kitchen list of pots, with n knife. Sometimes my doctor says I have Occasionally, germs or bacteria worry that this csa eventually cause a pans, plates, caps, assorted utensils; a Do this as soon as the paint Is dry. No scraps of dough to knead togeth- dlverticulllis and al other limes he enter the sac, or pouch, of the diver- cancer. Can I do anything to prevent II? list of camping needs, lantern, hatchet, (Yea may have to repeal once er er, thus saving a minute or two. - refers to it as divertlculosls. Are they ticulum and produce irritation and in- -MlssS.W.K.,Oa. radio; also a list of feeds needed. twice.) Works great! — Evelya Winifred Miller both the same condition or am I not flammation. Then intestinal symptoms Dear Miss K.: Carlson That's when square Is really In! - hearing right? - Mrs. N.R., Vt. may become apparent. I doubt that a single Injury can be The food list speeds up shopping Heloise Dear Mrs R: Many people past the age of 46, responsible for s cancer of the breast. slace I know what I need when 1 get to MONEY 8AVING HINT Diverticulitis and divertlculosis are especially those who are overweight, Some doctors, however, believe that the store. I try to buy sample site Dear Heloise: One of my best mon- MATCHING PILLOW SHAMS not identical. It is easy, however, to may have diverticulosis without show- repeated pressure or injuries may be a products whenever possible as they ey-saving hints is to cook regular rice Dear Heloise: W|en purchasing a understand that patients may become ing any symptoms of this condition. cause of breast cancer. save space. Instead of the more expeasive Instant spread aad drapes which have as kind. Jast follow package Instructions. pillow shams to match, I bay oae extra confused and that with that confusion Occasionally a routine X-ray and An injury may cause a rupture of a Now when we go camping, we do can come a moderate amount of anxie- barium examination of the lower have pans to cook in sad towels to use. pair el short length drapes aad make blood vessel and a collection of blood — Betty Magaro my shams from It. - Mrs. B.M. ty bowel, done for another reason, may under the skin. Such a hematoma feels My family can check the Ust when I am LETTER OF THOUGHT reveal these sacs. They may lie dor- al work sod pack most things. Mascom like a lump and gives the temporary Dear Heloise: I am a senior citizen, EMERGENCY BELT A diverticulum is a small sac, or mant for many years before giving any appearance of a tumor. II Is als* a good idea to have on the not yet retired, and have to Uve on my pouch, that extends through the wall of evidence of trouble. list things which need to he done before salary so am continually searching for Dear Heloise: Hive you ever bro- the large intestine. Many of these sacs The treatment for diverticulitis de- One of the reasons why some wom- leaviag, sack as having the mall ways to save money. ken your sewing m chine belt la the are present throughout one's life and pends entirely upon the individual case. en attribute a breast cancer to an In- stopped and someone to feed the pets, middle of seme project? If so, the next may never cause any disturbances or jury Is that that injury may have made etc. Gasoline prices being what they lime this happens, let the wide bead Diverticulitis can almost always be are, I can't afford to drive my car very symptoms. controlled with antibiotics and a well- them inspect their breast more thor- Then yon will be all set to go. — off the top of an old knee high nylon awl oughly. It Is in this wsy that a formerly much so am forced to walk whenever use this as a bell. I When there are a great many of regulated diet. Only in some instances Jaae Tomer sad wherever I can. So besides saving is surgery necessary. undiscovered lump may first be de- Great! A friend of mine has added Works till yea cas get to the store to these sacs, the condition is known as tected. mosey, I am getting myself la shape. 1 divcrticulosis It is only when one or items to the list which she discovered do lii-npt and ether exercises as well replace it. - Fen Mathles more of these sacs becomes irritated, People with diverticulosis can usu- Certainly you should have your she needed (and didn't have) as the and ted yoaager than I have la years. If you have a hut that makes a job inflamed, enlarged and infected that ally keep the condition under control by breast »"ni'"«d so that you can bene- years went by until now ah* says she is sew easy — because you know how — the condition is known as diverticulitis. means of a well-regulated diet, anti- fit from the added assurance that un- prepared for anything. We all know the importance of ex- send It to Heloise care of this news- "His" simply means infection or biotics and antispasmodic drugs. With doubtedly will be given to you. • Perhaps the Ust got a little out of ercise, bat it's even more important to paper. She can't answer your letter inflammation. Tonsillitis is an infec- special care the complications of diver- Dr. Column welcomes questions hand, though, causing her son to re- keep ap that exercise as you grow personally but she) will use the best tion of the tonsil. Appendicitis, ticulosis can usually be avoided. from readers. Please write to him In mark, "If you think you can't take it older - Vivian Proctor hints received In her column. phlebitis, and bronchitis aU refer to a I distinctly remember hurting my care of this newspaper. ANN LANDERS ASK DR. BROTHERS Teen girl given body search Ripe for a divorce Dear Aaa Landers: For Dear Aaa: This Is a letter person who sees himself will them it Irlends "for a yean I have been married to to "Waiting for the Axe to take your edvice. It would week." Of coarse I was un- after minor driving offense a weak, sissified wimp. I am Fall." Please tell her the axe surely reduce the pressure able |i remember which almost sure he is bisexual, WILL fall eventually aad she that comes with lying and the friends kad which books, and By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS sue for cash damages. Since your times, I really don't know what to do bat I have no proof. This lily should insist that her husband fear of being caught. It could I kicked myself for months. Dear Dr. Brothers: Three weeks daughter wasn't accused of a serious when my daughter behaves badly. 1 livered twerp can't make a eagage an atteraey Im- also save the family from But it taught me something. ago, my 18-year-old daughter was ar- crime, I can see no grounds for this hate to restrict her too much. On the decision aad won't stead up mediately and get himself eat shame and anxiety when the Now when people ask to rested for a minor driving offense. She action. other hand, I don't want her to be a for himself. He is such a cow- of the mess of sot paying his axe falls. borrow * bosk I say, "Sorry, apparently failed to see a red light. Strip searches may be unconstitu- spoiled brat. - D.K. ard he embarrasses ne. income taxes. Dear Aaa Landers: Over no. I've lost too many thai Unfortunately, she didn't have her tional on several grounds. Sex dis- Dear D.K.: Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, My marriage becomes The same thing happened the yean I have collected way." they think I am petty purse with her, so she then had the crimination was the basis of the na- a pediatrician and author of "Toddlers more Intolerable every day. I to me several years ago, only some of the best literature and mean. Do you? — Oace added problem of not having her tion's first major strip search case and Parents" points out that this is an would love to get a divorce it was my father. He was self- published. When I moved Bunt Twice Shy license and the car is registered In my when it was found women were strip especially difficult time because the but this Is the situation: I am employed for years and paid from Philadelphia three Dear Burnt: The book- husband's and my name. All this hap- searched more often than men. Strip child Is learning an astounding number la my early Ms, no children. ao taxes. Daddy died very years ago I packed my books keepers of the world alwayi pened shortly after 11 p.m. when she searches may also violate the Fourth of things - to talk, to control bodily My paresis are dead. Al- young (44) from a heart at- personally. ' intend to bring them back but was dropping her boyfriend home after Amendment's guarantees against un- functions and to express her will. He though I am not a career tack. I always felt If he hadn't I was lick when I dis- invariably they need to be watching a TV program here in our reasonable searches "offensive to hu- worries about children who are "too woman, I worked as a secre- had so mack stress created covered how many gems hounded. This places an un- house. She was taken to the police man dignity." good" during these years, so don't be tory before marriage, and I by all dishonesty he would were missing. I know exactly fair burden on a generous station where she was forced to strip envious of that little boy next door. It save lived loager. what happened to them. I was person. I don't blame you for Despite new laws, many police de- suppose I could do It again if I aad she was then given what 1 under- may turn out that your little girl is had to. I have a small In- a big-hearted fool aad leal saying, "No." stand is called a body search. She was partments still force some people sus- emotionally healthier. Not only that, but out of an pected of minor offenses to undress and heritance (which I have kept so sickened, embarrassed and fright- privately) and with some la- estate of MM.** my mother ened by this thai she didn't tell me submit to search. They should be This is a time when children need a eaded ap with nothing. I got Most Valuable Pop contest stopped. vestment counseling I might about II until yesterday. I don't know certain amount of freedom to get their be able to live off that. tlt.Kt. What the IRS didn't EATONTOWN - Children Entrlei will be judged by ex- that she would have told me even then, many feelings out on the surface, to get lake, lac lawyers did. la fact, between the ages of 5 and 14 perts ii the Odd of child de- except that 1 had questioned her be- Dear Dr. Brothers: My beautiful, angry one minute and be delighted the Is it too late for me to the IRS got the smallest may enter the Father's Day velopm eat. cause she seemed so depressed and had darling 2-year-old daughter has be- next. Unless parents allow a certain unload this miserable creep, chunk. (It took seven yean to M.V.P. (Most Valuable Pop) AU entries are eligible for trouble sleeping and eating and I come a terror with the personality of freedom, the child doesn't learn to re- move to another city and get the mess untangled and contest to be held by the Grind Prise drawing of thought she was overreacting to a prob- spoiled opera star. My husband says solve the kinds of struggles that are make a decent life for my- the legal bills would have Abraham and Straus, Includ- two tickets to the INI lem that was really quite minor. Now, she'll outgrow this and it's not surpris- absolutely vital to his or her develop- self? - Hesitating la Toronto made your eyes pop.) ing the store here In Moo- l All-Star Game with I'm furious and shocked. What should I ing at her age, but my neighbor's little ment. Dear Toronto: Consider- If your husband loves his mouth Mall. boy who's about three months older Is it accommodations do?-M.B. ing bow you fed about your family, he will come forward Contestants are asked to still as sweet as he ever was. My Your husband Is correct, your little hasband, I can imagine bow aad face the music. He woa't Dear M.B.: Sue! This is outrageous neighbor and I are good friends, but complete the sentence "My entry fo s will girl will outgrow this but she obviously you treat him. For his sake as take a chance and leave a Dad's the Most Valuable Pop aftef r JJune 3 In and I believe you should take action to sometimes, I think she feels I'm a bad needs to have some limits set or she's well as yours, I hope you will mess for his family to clean protect others like your daughter. The mother who Isn't strict enough aad who going to hurt herself or someone else. because. . ." in 25 words or Department. AU put an end to the mockery. sp later. — Made That Scene less. Prises will be awarded entries t he submitted by U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that peo- lets her child rale the family. I'm not This is a time when patience will really The hell you describe could Md. ple who are illegally strip-searched can the most patleat person and some- payoff. in three categories: 5-7 years, June 15, and winners will be hardly be called a marriage. Dear Md.: I hope every 8-11 years, and 11-14 years. notified by mail. AT WIT'S END Goldstein, liberator of Kudos to Herman women By ERMA BOMBECK God bless you, Eleanor Roosevelt, who who torched a girdle factory In ltd and Is You all remember wrinkles. They ware bye steam iron. Goodbye scorch marks. I am sick of bearing there are no more publicly stated that she never gave more than being considered for canonization. handed down from generation to generation Goodbye pleated skirt blindness. Goodbye heroes or heroines left in the world. 15 minutes s day to keeping house. Ah, how soon you forget the legends who like a recipe for Apple Brown Betty. Every mildew aad laundry stored In the refrig- They're here all right, we just never take To Inga Marshall goes our undying grat- brought us self-cleaning ovens, hair coloring, Monday every woman in America washed erator. Goodbye brown Ironing sloths. Wa the time to acknowledge and to appreciate itude for being the first mother to discover electric brooms, the overblouse and twin wan (no at last them. that if you took the bean out of a whistle, the and every Tuesday she Ironed. And Wednes- day. And Thursday. And Friday. I think we should erect a giaat Ironing There isn't a day goes by that I don't kneel child could no longer blow it in your ear and But the man I would like to honor today is in' my kitchen and give thanks to those make you sterile. board memorial to Mr. Goldstein where eve- Herman Goldstein, a chemist with Sun When we tired of pushing the iron back ry June t, women would nuke a pilgrimage courageous men and women of vision who Our thanks to Ms BeU, who has brought Chemical Company in South Carolina who, In and forth, we resorted to strategy and cun- have provided me with better living through families together through a common sharing and place a cold iron on It, marking the day IBM, made a breakthrough that was to ning. "Are you going to take your coat off wa really became liberated. push buttons. of "FINAL NOTICE OF PAYMENT today?" Or "Give me a break. Roll up your BEFORE YOUR PHONE IS DISCON- change the lives of women everywhere .. .d Thank you, Marie Engle Penoington, who when he discovered s formula for permanent sleeves Just this once!" t I have said this to only ons man before in pioneered research that later contributed to NECTED." Then came Mr. Goldstein and It was good- my We. I love you, Herman Goldstein. frozen foods. Let us not overlook Letitia Armstrong, TUESDAY, JUNE 2,1981 The Daily Register 9 Weddings and engagements Gage-Ccmfield Smith-Frango RIDOEFIELD, QMt - The marriage of WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., - Deborah Ann The bride it the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Canfteld to Thomas Blwm Gage took place Satarday here In Frango became the bride of Nicholas Smith John Frango of Topland Road, and the grand- TbeStonebengelna. May » at a ceremony bare In Our Lady of daughter of Anna Frango and the late Joseph Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church. The Frango. The bridegroom Is the ton of Mr. and The bride received • maitar'i degree from Yale Univer- Rev. Samuel Fayad officiated. A reception Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Patterson Avenue, sity's 8choal ol Organisation and Management tali yew. 8he took place kt the Tarry town Hilton Hotel. Shrewsbury, N.J., and the grandson of Mrs. wu graduated from the Unlvenlty of California at Lot Jennie Plmpinella of Long Branch, N.J., and Angeles with an undergraduate degree hi economic!. Her the late Nicholas Pimpinella. parent* are deceased. Patty Blanchi wu the maid of honor. Sherrl Levltus, Caryl Soroka and Diana Ward Mr. Gage U an economist and planner with Conoco Inc., Julia B. Duncan Darlene Stewart Stamford. He WU graduated from The Collegiate School la were the bridesmaids. New York; received a bachelor's degree la ooonomki from George Petrooella wu the best man. The Cornell Unlvenlty, Ithaca. N.Y., and master's degree (ram ushers were Wayne Franklin, Billy Scheffler Greene-Duncan Yale Unlverlaty. and Michael Yuro. RUMSON - Mr. and Mn. William B. Duncan of 4 He la the »on of Mr and Mn. Edwin P. Gage of New York The bride is a graduate of White Plains Dogwood Lane announce the engagement of their daughter, and Rumaon, N.J. Hto father ia a realtor in New Jersey. Hell High School and Falrleigh-Dlckinson Unlver- Julia B. Duncan, to James L. Green, son of Mr. and Mn. the grandson of the late Walter Reade Sr., motion picture isty, Rutherford, N.J. She wu employed by James W. Greene of 59 Oak lawn Road, Fair Haven. A pioneer and founder of the chain oC theaters bearing bis name. PepsiCo Inc. until her marriage. September wedding is planned. The bridegroom wu graduated from Red - The couple are graduates of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Bank Regional High School and Falrldgn- High School. Miss Duncan also is a graduate of The University Dickinson University. He U a candidate for a of Richmond in Virginia, and Colby Sawyer College New router's degree in accounting at Falrlelgh- London, N.H. Her fiance is a graduate of Furman University, Gondring-Kelley Dicklnson University, and is employed u an Greenville, S. C. He to a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. accountant with Tyrotenax Inc., Perth Am- BLACKSBURG, Va. - Kathleen Susan Institute's Memorial Chapel. Steven Oarr boy. KeUey became the bride of Kim Augustus officiated at the ceremony which was fol- After a wedding trip to Quebec and Mont- Gondrmg Apr* 18 In Virginia Polytechnic lowed by a reception In Foxridge Clubhouse MR. AND MRS. NICHOLAS SMITH real, they are residing in Edison. White-Stewart HOLMDEL - Announce- High School. She is attending The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ment is made by Mr. and Brookdale Community Col- Louis F. KeUey of H Carnegie Court, Mld- Mn. R'lph Stewart, 1 Old ,„,«, Lincroft, and to em- dletown, N.J. Mr. and Mn. Augustus C. Foley-loffredo Combing of St. CroU are the parents of the KEYPORT - Laura Marie Ioffredo and the Rev. Laszlo Rauch officiating at the r^C^S PjoyedbvR.AAutoBody, bridegroom. .WlUlam Charles Foley were married May 2 nuptial Mass. A reception followed in Buck Allyson MacDonneU was the maid of hon- at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, with Smith's, East Keansburg. w^T- VSM « an Air Force or. Sherrl O'SuUlvan was the bridesmaid, Stephen White, m Holmdel »•»"•». ""ended Brookdale The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Road. The couple plan to be Community College and is Arthur Anderson served as the best man, and Larry Joseph Ioffredo of 8 Parkview Ter- the usher wu Michael Lewis. married next May. employed in the X-ray de- race, Hazlet. The bridegroom is the son of Miss Stewart and her partment of Bayshore Com- The bride Is a grauduaU of Mlddletown Mr. and Mrs. John Foley of 43 Highland Ave., fiance are alumni of Holmdel munlty Hospital here. High School South and Is a senior at Virginia here. Polytechnic Institute. She If employed by Maid of honor was Mary Kate Ward. General Electric Corp., Salem, Va. Her hus- Bridesmaids were Nancy Swinarski, Donna Pollock-Davis band li a graduate of Virginia Polytechnic Stehle, Denlse Foley and Deborah Foley. Institute, and works (or General Electric SHREWSBURY - The engagement of Nina Riker Davis, Corp., Salem. He Is a U.S. Navy veteran The best man was Jack Foley. Ushers to Harry Window Pollock to announced by her parents, Mr. were Michael Foley, Dennis Foley, Thomas and Mn. William S. Davis Jr., 450 Sycamore Ave. He is the They are living in Troutville, Va Foley and Larry Ioffredo. son of Mr. and Mn. Harry E. D. Pollock of Hancock, N.H. A MR. AND-MRS KIM GONDRING The bride is a graduate of Raritan High July wedding is planned. School, Hazlet Miss Davis was graduated from Rumson Country Day School and Miss Porter's School, Farmington, Conn. She wu McGhee-Yahara Mr. Foley attended Raritan High school, alto graduated from Earlham College, Richmond, Ind , and served In the Navy four yean, and is em- Case Western Reserve School of Nursing, Cleveland. She is ployed by Weatinghouse in Edison. KEANSBURG - Lorraine Yahara and which wat followed by a reception hi Old Vtam with the staff development program at the University Hospi- Terrence McGhee were married April 26 In Orchard Inn, Eatontown. Following a wedding trip to the Poconos, tals in Cleveland. St. Ann Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mn. MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM C. FOLEY the couple reside In Elizabeth. Mr. Pollock is a graduate of Groton (Conn.) School, and Gregory Vaugnaa offIcated at the ceremony, John Yahara, » Eighth St., West Keansburg, Harvard College and Episcopal Theological Seminary, both and Mr. and Mn. Ronald McGbee, 44 Judith Cambridge, Mass. He is a third-year medical student at the Ave., Little Silver. McCarthy-Arrington Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. Leslie Yahara was maid' of honor. LAWRENCEVILLE, Va. - The marriage Bridesmaids were Carol McGhee, Debt of the Good Shepherd Roman Catholic of Sharon Lynn Arlington and James Joseph Gllmartln and Lix Brennan. Lisa Yaaara and Church, South Hill. There wu a reception in Ostran-Pierce McCarthy 3rd took place April 25 In Law- Christine McGbee were junior bridesmaids. Elm Acres Community Center. EATONTOWN — Toe engagement of Annette Marie rencevilie Baptist Church. The Rev. Nolton Lynette Yahara and Cathleen McGbee wen The bride toth e daughter of Mr. and Mn. Pierce to Howard K. Ostran is announced by her parents, Mr. W. Turner officiated at the double ring cere- flower girls. Lenwood F. Arlington here. Mr. and Ms. and Mn. Charles T. Pierce, 10 Sand Spring Drive. He is the mony, assisted by the Rev. Joseph Majetokl James J. McCarthy Jr. of 10 Allen St., Timmy McGhee was best man and usben son of Mr. and Mn. Howard Ostran, 550 Little Silver Point Rumton, N. J., are the bridegroom's parents. Road, Little Silver. were Timmy Mulbern, Jimmy Gllmartln and Attending the bride were Gall Gritto, Miss Pierce, a graduate of Douglass College, and Rutgers Danny Crane. < maid of honor, Joy Weidman, Ferda Gusey, Mn. McGbee to a graduate of Raritan Graduate School of Education, New Brunswick, is a teacheri n Tammy Glenn, Anne Llghtfoot and Vickl Ocean Township High School, Oakhurst High School, Haslet, and Beauty Culture Slmpkiu. Mr. Ostran, an alumnus of Rutgers Univenity, is prod- School. Dan Leathers was best man. Ushers were uction manager for Llghtoiller Inc., Jersey City. The bridegroom, who to with the U. S. Colin McKlnney, Steve Schuster, George Army, Had Airborne Divltion, was gradu- Parson, Kevin McCarthy and Tony Ar- ated from Red Bank Catholic High School. He rlngton. to stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. He and hto Mn. McCarthy was graduated with a Annunziaia-Scherzer bride reside ia North Carolina, after a wed- degree in marketing from Virginia ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. MR. AND MRS. TERRENCE MC GHEE ding trip to the Poconos. Polytechnic Institute and State University, Scherter Sr, 16 Bowne Ave., announce the engagement of Blacksburg. Mr. McCarthy, an alumnus of S. their daughter, Nancy Ann Scherzer, to Frank Annunziata, Peter's Preparatoy School, Jersey City, N. son of Mr. and Mn. Vincent Annunziata, 3J0 Naveslnk Ave., Jerolamon-Tucker J., was awarded a mechanical engineering Highlands. An October wedding is planned. degree from Virginia Polytechnic Institute Miss Scherzer was graduated from Henry Hudson Re- and State University. He is employed u an CLEMSON, 8.C. - Jean The bride received a BA gional School and Katharine Gibbs Business School, New engineer with Duke Power In Charlotte, N. Carol Tucker, daughter of degree la English from York. She is employed by Eastern Typographies Inc., Cran- C, where he and his bride reside after a Mr. and Mn. Agustut Tucker Clemson University and is ford. Mr. AnnunziaU also was graduated from Henry Hudson wedding trip to the Bahamas. of Society H1U, and Douglu employed as kitchen man- MR. AND MRS. JAMES MC CARTHY 3RD Regional School and is employed by Andersen's Equipment Clark JeroUmon, son of Mr. ager at Legends Restaurant. Service. tad Mn. G. A. JeroUmon, 10 Mr. Jerolamon wat Hillcrest Road, Fair Haven, awarded a BS degree In rec- Fete for retiring teachers N.J, were married May Uln reation and park adminis- Cheney-Meyer Clemson Meditation tration from Clemson Univer- SHREWSBURY - Mar- today at a 7 p.m. reception school's Fern Rots ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Asbury Park. She is a gradu- Gardens. sity and it owner of Douglu jorie McKeniie and Jean planned by the school's Pa- Auditorium. — Elmer E. Meyer, SS E.ate of Mlddletown Township Officiating wat 8teve Cleaning Company here. Llnd, Shrewsbury Boro rent-Teacher Organization. Mn. McKenzie has taugh* Lincoln Ave., announces the High School and is employed Swearington, assisted by the After a wedding trip to School teachers who are re- Residents here are invited here for 16 yean, and Mn. engagement of his daughter, by Management Assistance Rev. Bill Brown. Receptions Ammicola Falls, Ga., Mr. Llnd for 10 yean. tiring this year, will be feted to attend the event la the Beverly Ellen Meyer, to Incorporated, Sorbus Inc., were held at Legends Restau- and Mn. Jerolamon make Richard Frank Cheney, son of Clifton JEAN JEROLAMON rant and Clayton House. their home In Clemson. Mr. and Mn. Frank Cheney, 77 Truex Place, New Mon- Mr. Cheney, who is em- Memos mouth. ployed by Bell Laboratories, Miss Meyer is the daugh- Holmdel, is also a Mid Schanck-Chiapuzzi ter also of Mn. Helen L. dletown Township High MacKeniie, 120 Flnt Ave., School alumnus. HOLMDEL - Diana Chiapunl and Bart compositions in shades of yel- David Schanck were married April IS at St. It's the berries Free screening low and orange. Guests and Benedict Roman Catholic Church, with the The bride is the daughter of Mn. Lotus LAURENCE HARBOR - LITTLE SILVER - A free prospective members are in- Chlapussi of 47 Angela Circle, Haslet and the There will be a strawberry hypertension screening for vited to attend. late Mr. Chlapussi. The bridegroom is the son festival and mini battar Fri- persons aged 20 to H wlU be of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 8chanck Jr. of MO day from 4 to 8 p.m. at Com- conducted Friday from 10 Chapter sale BRA & GIRDLE Phalanx Road, Colts Neck. munity Covenant Church. a.m. to noon here at the A * P, Prospect Avenue. OLD BRIDGE - Menorah The maid of honor wu Elisabeth Greene. . . Chapter of B'nai B'rith Wom- Bridesmaids were Sharon Schanck, Susan Ned market en will hive an "Arts and Schanck and Denlse Boniano. Crafts and l^rageless Sale" MANASQUAN - The Root and Branch JUNE Scott Flnan wu best man. Paul Ahrens, Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. eighth annual flea market at the Browntown Shopplnng David MulhoUand and Anthony D'Arla were KEYPORT - Jeff Bottger sponsored by the deacons of will give a slide-illustrated Center, Route 518. Rain date the First Presbyterian talk on Guatemala at the 8: IS is June 14. The bride is a graduate of Holmdel High Church of Manatquan will School tad ia employed u ah administralve p.m. June » meeting of the SALE take place Saturday from 8 assistant with Western Union International, Root and Branch Garden a.m. to i p.m. in the church Club, here in the Reformed New York. The bridegroom it a graduate of parking lot, Virginia Avenue Selected styles of Lilyette, Bien Jolie, Marlboro High School and is associated in his Church church bouse, Osborn and South Street. More than and Warren Streets. In keep- Warners Poirette, Flexnit, Smoothie, family business, Hemlock Hill Farm, In Colts SO dealers will participate Classified Way Neck. ing with the program, the Vassarette, Vanity Fair, Gossard, Lily of and proceeds will go to the flower arrangement competi- "The Action Line" Following a wedding trip to Bermuda, the Deacons' Scholarship Fund. France, Carnival Olga, Subtract are on couple reside In Colts Neck. tion will be on the theme MR. AND MRS. BART D. SCHANCK Rain date Is June IS. "Tropical Holiday," with 542-1700 sale for June at approx. 20% off regular prices. Complete store services, as Lettieri-Nici fittings and minor alterations are yours Adubato-Bohack as usual. You will find our five fitters LONG ISLAND CITY, were bridesmaids, and Nicole BEDWETTER friendly and ready to serve you. TORT MONMOUTH-Al- Adubato Sr., Clinton Street, N.Y. - Katharine Jean Nld Herrmann wu the flower berta Victoria. Boback aad East Keansburg. and Unto E. Lettterl were girl. LET THEM HAVE A DRY BED Matron of honor wu Mn. Jeffrey Angelucci was • Pvsj s^s^BBvsjejs, |0rii jrvv oawi sBwej BJ Dej^Fe^w/cBB'T asncj arsB} fwn ^w ^naj Charles 8teves) Adubato Jr. married May U In St. Francis tarty, Mo, k n CLEVELAND (AP) - Bucky Dent Reliever Ron Davis hurled 3tt score- sacrifice fly. and Dave Winfleld homered and Doug less innings before needing last-out help The Indians tied it on Ortas solo Bird pushed his personal major league from Rich Gossage, who recorded his homer in the third, bis third of the sea- .winning streak to 11 games as the New 14th save. The Yankees supported their son, but Dent hit his sixth in the fourth York Yankees defeated the Cleveland pitchers with 14 hits and won three of the inning to put the Yankees ahead to stay Indians 5-3 last night. four games from the Indians over the «. weekend. The Yankees chased Garland In the . Bird, 44, an emergency starter be- Cleveland took a 1-0 lead in the first fifth when Winfleld led off with a shot cause of an injury plagued New York inning when Miguel Dilone led off with a Into the left field seats, nil fifth homer. pitching staff, allowed seven hits and bunt single, stole second, moved to third Reliever Bob Lacey then surrendered three runs in five innings In his second on an' Infield hit by Jorge Orta and another run on singles by Jackson, Graig kuuting assignment of the season. Usu- scored on Mike Hargrove's grounder. NetUes and Cerone. ally a relief pitcher, he has not lost a The Yankees came back with two decision since April 16, 1978, when he runs. In the second against loser-Wayne . Cleveland added a run in the bottom was with Kansas City. During that Garland, 8-6, on a double by Reggie of the fifth when Hargrove singled, took stretch he also won six minor league Jackson, an RBI single by Dave Rever- second on Andre Thornton's grounder DUST GETS IN YOUR KYIS — New York Mets second base as Philadelphia Phillies Larry Bowa can't games without loss. ing, a single by Rick Cerone and Dent's and scored on a single by Ron Hssaey. Mookie Wilson Is safe In a cloud of dust after stealing make the tag during last night's game In Philadelphia. onncnoounT.iN.JSHREWSBURY, N.J. . TUESDAYIUESDAY,, JUNE 2,1981 ThI he DailDaily y RegisteRt^ftster r 1I!3 Three upsets mark MCIT opening Svenson powers Keyport over Raritan KEYPORT — Winning pitcher Steve In the seventh, Svenson doubled and Gary Hayek reached on an error stole second and bv Jim Pin-cell's two-run sinsle Svenson used his bat and arm to help Keyport Dietrich and Bob Brown walked to load the came In on Jack Sheehan's single. Holmdel upped the lead to 94 in the fourth for gofid in the fUUi with Vine* Jackson'l tw( •dp Raritan, 14, in opening round action of ) the MonmoutMonmnuth CollegOiD^-^nJu.fe Invitationai l Baieball bases. Cummoni then dropped a perfect Marlboro (12-10) got the winning run in the when Rich Hoheb singled in two more runs. Hnlmrfi>l am turn hark inihrfifthanrfrmrl rtr~S?Z??LJz2?* te*ltaUoMl Baseball squeeze bunt down the first base line scoring fifthfifth.. LewiLewis walkedwalked,, Paul Gauthler was safe on The Patriots, however regained the lead , . .iSsiS, f, if US Touniament yesterday. Svenson with the winning run. h tournament yesterday. Svctann with th» «innim> nn a•n• Will a woman ever win the Indianapolis 500 BUUe Jean King, Wllma Rudolph and such laps, but she felt she had proved herself and Ever since she was a toddler running at the speedway race? pioneers as Babe Didrikson Zaharias, Eleanor that future sponsorship would be Instan- side of her father, a commercial airline cap- It's possible, says Janet Guthrie, but it Holm, Patty Berg, Althea Gibson, Gertrude taneous. Not so. Sponsors avoided her as if she tain, she has dreamed of pushing back bound- would have to be a combination of LeUa Lom- Ederle and Amelia Earhart. were contagious. So, in frustration, she as- aries. At three, she envisioned a trip to the bartiandChriiUnaOnassls. WILL To a less motivated individual, that would sembled her own team at the last minute and moon. "Firatof aU, you have to be awfully rich or be reward enough but not for Janet, who is finished ninth, silencing many of her de- "When I was growing up, I wasn't a tom- have an awfully rich sponsor," insists the first determined to prove that she has the nerves, tractors. boy, I was what you might caU an adven- and only woman to chaUenge the guys at 100 GRIMSLEY skill and intense concentration needed to win Most of toe male drivers gave her a rough turess," she related. "I was flying solo and miles per hour speeds on the old asphalt oval at the moat demanding and most celebrated auto- time but four-time winner A. J. Foyt expressed parachuting at age 16." ' Indy. mbUe race In the world. both admiration and sympathy when he told She got her BS degree at the University of "I think if any woman ever does, It proba- "They keep saying a woman can't do it, her: Michigan in physics In I960, served as a re- bly would be an European — maybe Leila that a woman shouldn't even be in the race," "I wouldn't have gotten into some of the search and development engineer for Republic Lombardl, the Italian Grand Prix racer. Who thedetire. Guthrie said. "How do they know until they cars you've driven." Aviation Corp. for six years and even made knows? Somebody some day might risk back- Guthrie is overflowing with the latter but give someone a fair chance?" Now after a Ufe devoted to challenges and application for space flight training, denied for ing her. she hain't donned a racing helmet since a Combatting overwhelming odds in 1977, derring-do, Janet is at rope's end. She wouldn't lack of a PhD. "Otherwise, it would have to be somebody itock car race at Pocono (Pa.) a year ago Guthrie qualified by setting the fastest time on be happy driving a Vega or a Datsun in the "To me, auto racing is like exploration of able to finance themselves. Like Joaele Garza, when her car broke down early. She ia like a the first day and unmounting a crash to lead showroom stock car races. She has never been space," she rationalizes. "Once you're locked tteiwikietathiiyear'iIivdyrace.HtamoiTiU worm on a hot stove, anxious to return to the the time trials the second week-end. attracted to the Grand Prix circuit. Only the into the seat and flying over the track, every one of the richest women in Mexico. To get a only sport that can send her into an orbit of Critics had to swallow crow and the late whining, whining monsters of the cham- nerve riveted on the tire points, it is as if you car ready and race It costs up to $1.5 minion. I exhilaration. Tony Hulman had to Improvise an ancient pionship 500 races can send her pulse thump- are living in another space or time. would like to by it on lAo.OOO. But Goodness She gathered with a number of other weU- tradition when he Intoned: "In company of the ing. "I don't race for fame or the money, or to knowi, I don't have that kind of money." known athletes Monday for the formal opening first lady to start the Indianapolis 500, gen- "For the first time in 20 years I am prove anything. It's the sensation I get from Onassls, daughter of the late Greek tycoon, of the Women's Sports Hall of Fame. She was tlemen, start your engines!" without sponsorship. I am without competi- racing - the difficulty, the chaUenge, Ike has the required resources but not the skills or one of the first inducteei last year along with Janet's car blew a cylinder head after 10 tion," she said. "I feel shorn." t exhlleratlon which only a racer can explain." 14 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUE80AY. JUNE 2,1961 Major League Brumfield rides Royal Ninotchka to victory take the lead In the jockey ypd for Parlstos slow start In the Preek- box scores BTJOCHINTELMANN "He is so smooth aad easy. I know Par- tallied with Tree Bk* Bird (M.M» andness,arace in which ha finished third. latosad I are going to get along Just flae," OCEANPORT - Sagittarius Farm's Dream Up <7.»). He now he* » firm, one "David (Aahcroft, who rode tbe hone la Cordero continued. TU give him hif s flaal ahead of apprentice Doaahas, the Praeknees) said that he Jerked Us bead . ^-. — - akkL_* jk . a I MM Royal Nlnotchks, ridden by Don Bramfla-d, tWHiv «WIHBIII> • •• • Him rl I III led most of the way to win the eighth race coming out of tbe gate whan his reins were blowoubtowoutatBt at Beimoae t Friday ' Illl Illl Belmoat Farm's Paristo, with Aaael Cor- Sill ma yesterday at Monmouth Park before a crowd Jostled. I looked at bis mouth and found a spot Handy plans to ship the horsse today, bb- siir i•t '« 44 11 of Mat. dero, Jr. up, braesed ah fwiongs out of the ttat had been rubbed raw. We put a rubber ^^ riderlltar Gilbert SUrkt 8tarks ws Uwil gallol , p~ the >lb Oil gate In 1:U2 yesterday morning In oil final IB 41u 1s 1 ICf Illl The winner, trained by Bobby Murty, cov- guard on the bit and thai cleared up. ,„„hors«e tomorrow aaanda ivursuayThursday.. "Ww«e waaw«t t ow 1 4»1 I m 4 • i • bed preparation for Saturday's 000,000 Bel- He didn't Jerk bis head lt f ti Illl ered one mile over tbe turf coarse la l:».l mont Park stakes. glvetheliomplaBtyoftimeioastaaedto ass Varnaria 1(1 • • •!• and returned f IS JO. Gallant Empreas, a-l on nmask <••• MIMIC 4111 his surroundings," noted Handy. SUMS Hue rijj Zackrr* •••• (Mail lilt the program but off at J-l under apprentice "I never even uked him to ran," said vaakMvk •••• UHMTI* !»•• KmlUo R. Gomes, edged Faster Gun for Cordero. "He cams out of the gate a little Monmouth, said he would enjoy riding Par- "Cordero has some kind of clock Ii his Ess kMK • «•• LyU aa) • • • • S Mnalai. Kaaaar. OP Ctayaland 1. AHaap •••• Oraaipk 1111 second. TheexacU (14) pasdlUMI. better. I think what (trainer) George isto. head," the conditioner coaritassd. VI told LOe-Naw Vark t, Ctayaland II. ta-Ra- l» •••• ianma. lia»*ra»i. SB Mialm HR— The victory was the first In seven 1M1 (Handy) did with the bit hetpad.Tae horse did "He baa van nice action. He to relaxed him to make the work about 1:U art change, on. (1). Dam ID. wintuid (!) ik- sUrtafortheS-yearoldfUlybyJudgable She It all on Us own. When we got to the and smooth," Cordero aald."I had watched breaking from the gate well and not let him N a aa aa so ha* awn, a second and a third In four career beckstretch be changed leads and picked It films of his break from the gate In the pick it up until the final quarter. Paristo Is already tight, so be didn't need to go any IHWM I iiii turf start* Preakneas and the HU1 Prince, so I wanted to ftOt a i-i • •II faster. Angel timed the move perfectly, Just • • • • BUI Nemetl scored victories In tbe first get on him before the race to see If I could of Iks bit, saying that may have ftltuwltout.lt looks like Mr. Handy already what we needed." SinaaaLJ-S 4 and third races to pass Gary Donahue and uacay l-l 1 I II 411 . OanaM pltcnad la 1 kattar la m. T— 1:4| A~-U.ua. saama KAHIAICITV Bird, Erving head NBA all- league team •BrkM akrkH I I 1 I 1 WManrl 4 111 rillilDinnv u.__ /»D\ IT .«••••!• >n_- «*l. •..— •• m IhU wMr*. taam k-illAtlM-r k-r • n»n«l ij SB mrnAirn rruMnlMra tfaliwul tha *i*hth first-teem berth Lil hit • I ma omci 4110 CAMBRIDGE, Mass (AP) - Forwards The only newcomer on this year's team, balloting by a panel of M madia members, i 4 • • i osratt Ik 4 111 Julius Erving of Philadelphia and Larry Bird d at tbe NBA's summer meetings, three from each league city. Two poims were year 4 a 1 a AKana Ik 4 • I • CALIFORNIA of Boston, who finished 1-J In tbe race for was Johnson, who replaced Paul Westpbal of awarded for a tint-place vote and one for a centers. The ' Mcaaa dk 4 • I 0 *«•••""•""• akrkH irth in the league with illl 4o i a traded for second-place Illl Erving, who was the NBA's seventh lead- II* t Ing scorer with a M.I average, received ID Btakna c 4111 DanFrd rf 4 I 1 1 4000 tionalMeagueteam announced yesterday. Named to the s Aurbcnu Ida 4*11 loaa Joining Erving, the No.l vote-getter, and Marques Johnson of Milwaukee and Adrian poinU out of a possible 1SS. Bird, who gained Gervin was voted to the team for tbe Narran* Illl 4 1 • • ISA. JAaaaapr •••• first-team honors for the second time In as fourth straight year. He led tbe league hi T< _ 4 111 Oarcla _m iaia Bird on the aUTeague squad were center Dantley of Utah, center Moses Malone of ii IIII WkKtc laaa K Abdl f L l d many pro seaaons after averaging 11.1 poinU scoring three years In a row before dropping Sl | 14171 TaW Mill Kareem Abdul- Jabber of "Los Angeles and Houston and guards Otis Birdsong of Kansas m aw on- i guards George Gervin of San Antonio and City snd Nste Archibald of Boston. and 10.9 rebounds per game, was close behind to third last season with a 17.1 average. Ha I 1. KanaaJTCi CHH y 1. L on an aat-a ai City S^k-Alnam. Dennis Johnson of Pboenii. tbe all-league teams were chosen in with IM points. received 99 potoU, highest among the guards —Oarcla, Farach. DP— Toronto 1. Dennis Johnson, who averaged Ml polnU i.S— WMtl to the MVP voting, also done by a panel of "" TeaTae «s «^«T* per game and wa* a unanimous choice for tbe H.k.MkO media member., Erving edged Bird 4M-4O Both polls were completed before the start of league's all-defensive team, talned the sec- L.I-1 Mil 111 PanckW.M • I • • I • 1 1 • • • • Taraata playoffs. uard spot with « poinU. Ha barely MfSCM I l Blrdsonit. who received M poinU. a »iiis lltaa. T-I:M. A-ll.Ma Martin to manage rAbdul-Jabber, who received HI points, rM I 1 I • • 1 LAManan attckM la I kaftan In an. (continued) Farmer on the mound. HBF-k,sniHarfi(Mayar).T-l:l4.A ATUUITA -»-4» akrkH akrm with last year's Incident, In which Pit- Phillips. 0«watar Mi i ||| Tl iai Ik 1 1 > 1 Uburgh third basenun B1U Madlock j.boed *~ .— , Raywar aim ii^naa CT * i ' ' ^J-J: Beacon set* day for guest* m M mmM MfMTRBAL ST. LOUIS Harpar rf I • 1 • Monday rf 4 I 1 I umpire Gerry Crawford In the face with hi* akrkH akrkH Llnarnll 4(11 Bakar H 4000 411nil1 HarrlTmalkikH -4OIIMIIIMC1 11 ckmahikI III41 1I 1 Oaryay Ik 4 • I • glove. Twenty seven boles win be played oa MCf 4000 Harrattik 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd ID 4000 Ovarrarcf 4110 Saturday and II more on Sundsy. re 4 111 Handrck rf 4 a a a aanMlct c 4 a 11 Scktacla c till "They wen both acts of violent ag- In the midst of a losing streak, criticised the Ilk 4000 lorall lollRamlriM 1000 Frlnu IK gression directed at an umpire," bo said. FORT MONMOUTH * rf I • • • Unarm If a I • • BUM • 1 • • • VallMla * I 11 • four-man craw of which Cooney la a mem- Nik 4111 Oa.,111 X 4 0 0 0 SlJdny •* I 0 1 I "Martin, a* the manager, Is in a position of ber. Stelnbreoier had not seen the game In FORT MONMOUTH - The quartet of Illl TaCattCf 4000MonM ...a-l ,....M aYi«.aaXiaa.lk«,j., M (OamaU BV1 How they stand SJIHarB».(ParhJ).'.. '.'...'•'.'. i-t =.. 8M AS BaMat (SkaMt....- a-l a-l AC tonlMomalJIm INomalll .,..4-1 IRmaiKNaOrrnri.. ..t-1 AS Patmaata (HaOrtnar).. M-l ill isS3^: AMIRICAH LIA»U« Monmouth Park results . Monmouth selections LI IT in nun rima irar a*>i tuaav CBk*,, *waa» i t/km 4 Tr" a Blaa BlT« (Namall) I Haykl Vanity In. (Laajil by Reggie Ster M: Paca.UJMCImt11.HI 1 Baran Bad (Matanav) 1-1 a Far~r~Baa«la (kiariaila Jr) a-l I DaMarTkana (Liimy) 4-1 1-Olsry Trail, HvlaePrta (aatty) S Flnt Falla (HO) M y I Rmty Sal (Tikll...... a-l I - Caesar's MIB.IBM, rai for 4 klllyt Srat (Paralirl)... a-1 7 Brat Fraal A (Han. FUkM) -.H ^•ucai 1-4 U4JkT * t-Al Hate. B.G.'s Charger, 4 My laaclal Star XOanU 11-1 M,ncmAk.,iWkaKIM I-Piaaa lit, Feel's California l.ToranWO 1 P.O,.I Himtckka taniikjUjIg Datntl4. MUoaukaa ), il innlnai IMj?rick.^fi^^.^....M Haw York I, Cknaland I I Sn laa (Catauoll) I n KanaatCHYl.So.IIMl « Saau 0 (Saacky) 4-1 4SanOarnla«a(3raaM) ' I Only awytf • Khadulad WAnatkarJak (Oulnanai) 4 JO J a. • -Itaasaaceae, Betwixt,* TaaHVt Saain i iMvaui (*iroa) 110 ftk: ll1Jaa.lrakaa.4Far. CaMfamla (Fraal 0-0) at Toronto ILaal I Ball DalllkT (Santaaala) BEST BET: AlHadeadth) IS). 7:»p.m. Timaiim'iSawn lADiJamlalMalaryay BaMan ISckanWy HI at CWvoland Maw York (Scat! 1 I ar Lyncn 1-11 at Yesterday's Wan III: «Hp PMIttas (IJt) KXACTA >Ka»iaiaili.a»H|iaa(W (BlyWvana-1), 7:lsa.m. PlUlaaalphla (ElptoM. 1-4). 7:11 p.m. (U.W);Mresl(M.4|) Baltlmara (Flanaaan a-l) at Haw Vark IS Mlrwauaaa ICaMwall 5-41 al DatraH ~*ManVraal"(Biirri'a' I-l) at SI.Laull (Patryl~4),lp.m (SMrlay4-ll.a:ISp.m. Freehold results Oakland (McCatty Ml at CMcaa. Houaton iknaaaar M) at San Olaao (BaamaartanM).l:Ma.m. (Wahhl-1). 14:01 P.m. laatlla (SanMUar 4 5) at Kanaai City Atlanta (parry 4-1) at Laa AnMlaa IU. Paca.ti.7ll |Tal (Sarimaar M), 0:15 p.m. (WakMO),10:ISp.m. I earn Mark (Jamla McOmra) Taaai (Darwin Ml at Mlnnnota Cincinnati (LaCaul-S) altan Franchv IKaaHnanl4).l:ISp.m. coivminon 151. W:lsp.m. Meadowlands tonight >J *l3 » °»" R~W»cl(aa ^Kln im Paca.Illjta •MlracHMarkNINaaay>... i* Ok (Macaaanta) IM w faaman Rlvar (OTMnaall). innm/UiiMnllUiumi. 4-1 M P*o. IIUW »~. •^fS 1 Sanaa Falla (DalCamaa) H>1 1 takyi Atam (McNaNi. aaai__—BAM 4 Taanottl (Oakartv) s-i lFarkan»lka(LaKaaMr) I Amaranal (AUrrana) avi I Kin at Flra (MIckaMa)...... iiiiiii a- Kingman NL player of week • CkaH Srat (Maliayi.) a-l 4 Daw Almanwat (O-Mara) kra UUtarTRt 7 Navala Pata (Ha k«y) n sOnVaurMarc(WIHIam).. NEW YORK (AP)-The New York MeU'Dave Kingman, • Katnaa Vk (Calaaami) 1-1 1 Kaarf (Tkamat). MI ma ai na a spunky Baarcat II ifiaaal a-l I — 4 Ayalaa who bit four homers and drove In eight runs last weak, was M P.aal P-award (Na Bay).^.'.'...... l»-1 i""Ari'an""Hal«« named yesterday a* tbe National League's Player of tbe 1 Taw UMII (C«nakalir..... 71 lad Falla (Ha B». Week. I Strtklna SIM (Rammon) S-1 tT'jii'jknk^'juiaikMai I Norwood Cam* (Marvay) a-1 The flnt baseman-outfielder bit .411 In the Mate' five 4 My OM MM Artla (Ha Bay) a-1 4 Balm (Evllaltar).... '." '.".M-l 7 Haarv LakHI (Kopail... games last week. New York won three of them. Kingman has 1-1 I Oaalrlar ISamiD 11 borne runs, for the season and has batted in at least one run IU f Tnkak lay (M. FHMn).... In each of his last six games. 5 Frllila^aWcT-VjII^Jrl 'tSLiSSStS^^t^iM Runner-up to Kingman for pUyer-of•tbe-week honors was Meadowlands results ft t awk^aa %9 aSaaa 1 Ma*T^aara\tV f E^r*^aBBBaffc*alll 9f fJQ a 7JA 7 a)fl Philadelphia's Gsry Metthews, who hit OS with three runs -=, ** ll^B^^iSaa-iT"'^!*!:!! andsixRBl. » »A«n»arHkraaia(Ramnian).SJtlJa ' luai:HIW* Kingman will receive a watch from the OaeU Co. IDa«OffMBya(aagdrMa) Ml TtniMpacaParlallMH zixxiw^zxtz llkZS'^riisa:; ' 1 Oaaa Hl'tiTilrVSaV (Nwhn) Scallfik Lack (R Namrnani rCTTIIRnrli ii By DAN PATCH Jackson to manage Met farm a.M 4.40 i Ii lap.ru (KWa Mayer Sfcee,, CCiariai a Blue, Star Assay tt-JJ M Buddhi,Buddhiddh , WWeesaW affj ffagja. ntr ntr** fhass f p NEW YORK (AP) - Al Jackson, a pitcher on the flnt 4VCaaee,LeyalBarmla,H*aestLaLdd New York MeU team in 1M2, was named yesterday as I Maaalaln Mary.l (Oalanta) Mala 4-Micaael OBrtea, Egaa Waaalsr, Prsae - manager of their Klngsport, Ten., Class A farm dub. '"" V'spaaa'Wi'kiiiir)'.'. *M4— * - Sokys Atom, Oaaa Almahant, Pampad Up S-Tw^ahMBuasv.Priskeynn^FanterBee IMeaeVwHM.nyhagJee, Werthy Keaay Tbe left-hander compiled a 67-W record in 10 major-league "S-'iTSSi "- m'Zni*' 4 -UtUe8oup,8poUed Fella, Train Robber 7-garatega Meat, WaaWe Frest, f>saa Usaavir A seasons with the MeU, Pittsburgh, St. Louis aad Cincinnati. •acaTtiTlTf Sllyar WarrlarU. 5 -Armbro Ultimatum, Direct Gold N.Bob Town I-Andys Bye Bye, Brease laatal Fresty Vaks - One of a players picked by Naw York In the atpancko draft, I- Dick Tracer, Statelvs Pride, Master Rea>l Mt J AiBl HH be led tbe sUff In victories In 190 with IS and 1M4 with 11. lOamaLaMMI 7-Millers Effort, Roan Bsroa, Skip By Night . , g g-QirtlaHanwrer.Beatcha.SaaMttaCTOiiol la-Barea Red, Rasty Ed, Dexter Then* Jackson waa a pitching Instructor In tba MeU' farm 9 - Keystooe Arbor, Case DtsMlaaad, Beoton Bob U gstaatss, •aaa D, Bye Zee system from ltTO-71, and was the Boston Hod fee's pitching 10 -Bruien, Good Knight Actioa.Neat Trick coach from 1977-79. BEST BUTT: Dick Tracer (Ms) SHREWSBURY, NJ TUE8DAY, JUNE 2,1981 The Dtfly Register 15 Western Monmouth Freehold planner quits in huff over project approval By ANDREW 8HEEHAN ber of the board, saiuidd the board moved "In my fou(oar yearyeans onn tithne board, I1 Board Chairman William BallewBaUew, -Bu"Butt , then Miller said he hadn't auitquite "It namepassed 7- 1, bacauabecause the board "too aulcklvquickly" in grantincrtl g varianceie s forr have aaeseen the board listeUlten andd b bee who cascait a dissentindlnentlMg vote on thtoe apa - understood It that way and the boarL d knew S77the project' would better the FREEHOLD - A Planning Board expansion of the Miller Uniform Com- swayed on different applications, but plication, uid Boyle Introduced the res- voted to grant the request. borough," Boyle said. member announced yesterday he is re- pany, HI Throckmorton Street. this is the first time I've seen an appli- olution for the variances while the board I don't know how he couldn't have signing because "partisan politics," in Boyle aald he has known Miller aU of Mayor J. William Boyle, who la re- cant favored for who be was," Balsaam was discussing elevation maps per- understood It," BaUew said. Hueoced toe board's decision to grant a his life, adding that Miller is a respected portedly a lifelong friend of applicant said. "As an apolitical parson, I thought taining to the expansion of the existing The board also lowered the require- businessman in the borough. When local businessman seven variancea last Charles MlUer, introduced the resolu- I could do something good for the town building by 3,000 square feet. Ballew Wednesday. ment for KM feet frontage on the proper- asked If MiUer has contributed to his bid tion on the seven variances, which the as a member of the board, but now I've said he thought the project "was in- ty to 30 feet and accepted a total build- for Monmouth County Surrogate, Boyle Richard Balsaam, a four-year mem- board approved by a 7-1 vote. seen otherwise." conslstant" with the board's master ing coverage of 47 percent Instead of the replied "not yet." plan for development. "I didn't think prescribed 30 percent coverage of lot Board Attorney Duane O. Davlson the project was a good example of space. said the board In Freehold is not often in thoughtful planning, but that was Just Zoning Officer Walter J. Baillie, in a an adversary position with its appli- my opinion," Ballew said. "I feel sure, Work slated to start in fall report to the board, said the applicant cants. Davlson said because Freehold is however, that the board members voted should seek a change in the borough's a close and built-up community, the their Individual consciences In passing Land Use Ordinance instead of request- board is receptive to projects concern- the resolution" ing so many variances. ing any growth. The board did nothing on Gordon's Corner Road BaUew said, however, that although "The only fair way to go about the Illegal in granting the variances, the applicant agreed in a prior meeting thing would be to rexone the property to Davlson said. By MARK GRAVEN installation of a new traffic Road north from Gordon's the weekends, with people to remove his request for one variance, make it conslstant with the zoning "There is not the attitude on this signal system at Pease Road, Corner Road, and Old Queens traveling from Route 9 to the Miller again requested and received the laws," Baillie said. board that you would find in other MANALAPAN - Widen Is expected to take about a Boulevard. Englishtown Auction. But the variance in the final application. Boyle said the application had re- towns, where there is a lot of building Ing of Gordon's Comer Road year, according to the DOT Werkmeister and Cochran road also leads to two gram- The board granted the variance to ceived ample review for the board to and construction," Davison said. from Pease Road to Corn- officials. said that all residents on mar schools-the Clark Mills lengthen the rear of the building by 30 make a decision. Boyle denied the im- "Here, everybody knows each other mack Lane is expected to be- The officials, Robert Gordon's Corner Road af- and Taylors MIUs schools- feet, Ballew said. "I had requested that plication that he personally had rushed and calls each other by their flnt gin In September, state De- Werkmeister, a senior DOT fected by the project were which are located to the west the application for that variance be re- the resolution past the board. The board names. The board likes to work with the partment of Transportation engineer, and William N. notif led of the impending con- of the construction project, moved and Miller acceptted It at our agreed the project would be an asset to applicant and not against him when they officials said yesterday. Cochran, a DOT area coordi- struction and invited to at- she said. second to last meeting," Ballew said. the borough, he said. can help It." DOT officials held an in- nator for community Involve- tend yesterday's information ses at the mu- ment, said Gordon's Corner session. nicipal buildindi g to explain the Road will remain open to the They said that notification I project, which they estimate local residents during the of Old Queens Bouleveard will cost »13 million. duration of the project, but residents about that street The project, which in- that through traffic will be being used for the detour was VOTE AFW * 222-6394 volves widening the two-lane detoured. the township's responsibility. road to four lanes, construct- The detour, they said, will Township Administrator TITLE I DISTRICT Computer Services ing sidewalks, curbing, and utiUxe a stretch of Pease Debra DePeo said that she ADVI8ORY COMMITTEE plans to inform Old Queens Boulevard residents of the LITTLE SILVER, N.J. situation as soon as possible. Tired Of Doing Payrolls By Hind? Freehold adopts DeFeo said that township All parents of students residing in Little officials are "ecstatic" Silver have the right to elect represent- about the project, noting that atives to serve on the Parent Advisory ELIMINATE A WEEKLY NUISANCE new rent controls it is entirely funded by the state and federal govern- Committee. Residents who are not mem- FREEHOLD - The council passed a resolution to ment. bers may also vote. There will be an open No Matter What The Size Of Your Payroll Borough Council last night apply for the use of a county- "I don't think there is a election on Friday, June 5, 1981 at the approved a skeletal rent con- owned dredge to clear the silt resident in Manalapan who Board of Education office, 123 Markham from thebottom of Lake doesn.t have occasion to use Let Our Computer Save You Time & trol ordinance, which council Place, Little Silver at 9:00 a.m. to elect members called the final step Topanemus. The county has the road at least once a Money You'll Be Surprised At The Cost! before instituting a strong signed an agreement with Al- week," she said. members and officers to serve on this rent control ordinance, here. lentown for the use of the The road, officials say, committee dredge, which has been re- was not built to take the traf- RECEIVABLES & PAYABLES ALSO AVAILABLE By a 4 to 1 vote, the quested by the Borough of fic load it currently bears. borough approved an or- Deal to clean Deal Lake. Traffic is especially heavy.on dinance allowing the Multiple Dwelling Review Board to re- view toe financial records of the borough's landlords. RED HANK The council passed an ac- ONI . companying resolution, which limits the each annual OPEN TUES-SAT tent increase to 10 percent 10TO5:30 THIS WEEK and reserves the right to ' form a rent control board if the Umlt is exceeded Council President Russell OUR CHECKING Keimig said the resolution will be Incorporated into the ordinance If the council finds a nee* for strong rent con- FABRIC trol. "The issue of rent con- trol has been kicking around MAKES ALL In the borough for years and ' we have tried to find a way to address it without it becom- ing a political football," ; Keimig said. "We've estab- CLEARANCE OTHERS OBSOLETE ; lisbed an interim procedure ' to Informally limit the rents ' to 10 percent with the option •SLIPCOVER - of having strong rent control if we need it." Compare foryourself . ; Councilman John G. t DRESSMAKER - McGackin, who voted against • the ordinance, said the : borough needs a "full-rent • DRAPERY FREE CHECKING OURS YOURS control ordinance," with a ($50 minimum balance) rent control board. No monthly service charge or D . McGackin Mid the 10 No per check charge : percent limit on rents is too . high a Umit. "With this the iW% Interest from day of landlords can raise the rents deposit to day of withdrawal • 10 percent without coming to (on balances of $30 or more) anyone first and if they want to raise it 15 or 20 percent Free Dank by Mall ; there is nothing that can be p/ done under this ordlnace," a : McGackin said. "I don't see Free Check Storage Si the use In patting an or- a ; dlnance that has no power." Free Travelers Checks Keimig said the council a could institute strong rent Free Initial Supply of Fully W control within the 60 days a Personalized Checks (150) a landlord is required to notify his tenants before a rent in- Free Direct Deposit of Social crease. Security and Federal Checks D Councilman Ralph Mus- grave said a strong rent con- Unscrambled Monthly Statement trol ordinance should be • avoided until absolutely nec- Poy-by-Phone Convenience essary. "People don't under- D • stand that rent control costs a Automatic "Checkless" Transfer "lot of money," Musgrave of Funds between Accounts a said. "There is the cost to the tenant because they have Statewide Check-Cashing to hire attornles and public • accountant! There is the cost Convenience to the borough, because it has to hire attornles and steno- graphers. And, there Is the cost to the owners, which is With so many financial institutions requiring You'll save money, earn more interest and then delivered back to the READY MADE so much more and offering so much less, it get a number of money-saving free services. makes serise fo switch to our checking account. Open on account today at any of our 44 Councilman William E. This is especially free now when we all need offices locoted throughout New Jersey. All ' Cooover said the allowed in- creases should be tied to the as many cost-saving services as possible. it takes is $100. Inflation rate Instead of a Curtains & Drapery standard 10 percent. • Doris Lindsay, a member of the rent review board, also t)cnRT€R€T SAVIflGS condmned the flat 10 percent AS as unfair to the tenants. "It ROD Loon flssociflmon Is batter than the large in- LOW 00 Office* hi Keansburg, Matawan, Hazlet and Cllffwood .„ creases but It Is still too For Main Office: BM Broad Street, Newark. New Jersey 07102 • (201) 622-8010 Ugh," Lindaey said. "It is a AS 24"* 30" Assets over 1.5 billion dollars • Savings insured to $100,000 by F3LIC *B hardship to the elderly on fix- 2 1 Barnegat • Bemardsvllle • Brick Town • Clllfwood • Dumont •East Orange • Haddon Heights • Hamilton Square ed incomes, who are some- times handicapped and too Hamilton Township • Hazlet/Holrndel • Hlilsborough • Hillside • Keansburg • Lawrencevllle • Livingston • Livingston ShopRlte • Madison Msrlton • Matawan • Metuchen • Moorestown • Morris Township • Newark: (BM Broad St.. 744 Broad St.. Penn-Central R.R Station. sick to move someplace else, 487 Orange St.. 500 Bloomfiald Ave.. 829 Sandford Ave., 712 Springfield Ave ) • North Bergen • Oradell • Pennlngton • Ptiillipsburg and It too high for the young RkJgewood • Rookaway • South Orange • South Orange Pathmark • Springfield • Trenton • Union • Verona • WMtmont • Woodbury people, who can't afford a lapgafiTiana i mortgage." la other business, the 16 Business SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 2,1961 N.Y. stock quotations Retirement plans not reliable . NBWYORKIAPI Monday'ualactad ContCor.MIl I l.I.M I OMm uliut . NaatlUI1.ll i M O* Okt a*— Vk tfarrlaw Vart CaMTall 44 I 1107 llvk SS imum benefits soared each year, until it hit ~ Sv> ~ By SYLVIA PORTER 2£rS«t8 51' No matter how loud (be uproar and profound $17,700 in 1978, just four years ago. ThenJInl97», ACF 1.7411 137 *IVk your maiimum rocketed to $H\800; $»,«00 in AMP 1.1411 lit UVk E?N1. « ?>* 8w wru the outrage over President Reagan's attempt to AMIntl _ 401 14ft CrwnCt 7 it 14V1 H1k tSvV-V » cat deeply Into future Social Security benefits, 1M0; 119,700 now. 10— 40S 94* CnU 11014 KM 4] 41 41Vk+ Vk 14 1771 M* CurtW IS »2 41* 41* 41 + Vk this cruel fact remains and this you molt rojcog- YOUft MONEY'S Translated, this says that unless you are earn- Aatnii in 14047 !7Vk HIM: ing at least $19,700 in 1911, you aren't stockpiling OariKn 1 40 7 IM SlVk MVk 10* D.I.Gn 19 ill 47ft UVk MW Our entire pension system - at all levels of maximum retirement credits. JK2 «! •» T D4TC0 MM M itVt 11* 13*— * IBS 443 13Vk DiylPLIH I 114 lift 11* llVk+ Vk government, corporate, private, individual - la From these figures, you also can see that your 1.4011 lit UV, _-jra 111 M4 41ft WORTH maximum earnings to entitle you to top Social DM 1514 OallaA 1.4011 M0 Ml* now a compUcated hodgepodge, created piece by ' 1.10 7 431 9914 Damn Jill 1371 Mft piece over a halfcentury by a wide range of Security benefits rose IM percent in the M years r 1.70 4 414 uM* DatEd 1.41 i 401 lift hl3? IS N 14ft _ mS I 41 1 171 Mft HlUcal-ecotiomlc-social beliefs, and now com- from 1937 to 1971 (from $J,000to$7,«00) But in the i I.M 4 iii a Digital 17 1441 111*, 11* 11*+ V lift JO* M*-1pounded by prolonged, steep rates of inflation. past decade alone, what you need to earn for top 140 11177 S4Vk Dillon 10Ot.ll II llvk 41141 11* II 31*+ * AmHatli 10 5 KI1 MUi 17 Dlinay 1141411 41*I07VI KV*—H PacLla 1.44 I til JO* MM MVt- * What your own future retirement nestegg will monthly benefits has loomed 181 percent. For AmAar .1437 lot ul7Vk MM tO'i- DrPipp .7410 1000 11 PacPw M144l 7 175. - 10* M* 3O*+ * AmAIr _M71u2l It* 401* DowCh I.M I IMS II*a avk+ i FacTT 1.40 7 MO beisuiipreaicUbleandaUbutunpiaiinableaathpp e more than three decades of Social Security's ABrnM 1.19 I 14) 40* Dr.ir Ull 719] 41*4114 Ulk + IVk lift 31* duPant 1.40111117 sou. PA MM 'stk 5* h td Y t dl ith existence, the earnings maximum increased an ABOcit 1.40 7 1940 »* 41Vk 41Vk— ft Pit! 4* MVk pattern shapes up today. You must deal with as which counted toward building your eventual re- AmCin 1.9010 Ml 4314 Duk.P 1.04 4 700 II*41W 41H— Vk ISVk IS* + Oua.l.t 1.M 7 HI II* tirement benefits under the law. average of t.M percent a year. In the past 10 ACv.n 1.4010 1S1I 14 Ii* IIVk + Vk 41* OCEAN -IaL effort to stem tba £•"»"«•»? WEST LONG BRANCH - Moomoutta Collage installed In the r formal gardens adjoln- proven interest In theater. The remainder win be views. Richard Blackttone, artistic director/founder fun established • Summer Theatre Institute ing Woodrow Wilson II, college administration college students. There are several openings still Sharing management of the institute with of The Dance Annex in Belmar and Brick Town- which will combine workihop training in center. available. Persons wishing Information may con- RechniU will be Paul Chalakani, who holds a ship, wiU teach the classes in dance. stagecraft with the production of major shows At a prelude to the regular season, the In- tact RechniU at the speech, communication and baccalaureate in fine arts from Rider College Daryl Phillips, a graduate of the Monmouth for public presentation. stitute wlU present as Atlantic Stage Company theater department at the college. and a matter of fine arts degree from George College speech, communication and theatre pro- production of "The Fantastlcks" June 11 to 14. will be on the productions, of Washington University. He is founder/artistic gram, will be voice coach. - The company will cocuiit entirely of students, The Institute will open June 12 with arrival of RechniU explains. "There will be director of the Atlantic SUge Company, which Fred Yockert, a graduate of Hingling who will spend mornings attending classes in the company, orientation and auditions for the equal attention, however, to the education and produces theatrical ventures in this area. Brothers Clown CoUege, who has worked ex- acting, dance, mime and voice, and afternoons three productions. Rehearsals will begin June 14, training of young actors by what we believe to be fhnlffcunt who bat toured with The National tensively in both off-off Brosdway and university and evenings rehearsing shows. Every student and classes Jane 8. The institute will close Aug. a high-powered teaching and directorial staff." Players, a classical repertory company, in prod- theater, and who began his career at Coney will be assured of a substantial acting role in at 10. ' < RechniU, who holds a degree In speech and uctions of "Twelfth Night" and "Macbeth," Island's Steeplechase Park performing with hit least one production. Depending upon the level of will act la some of the Institute production and According to Dr. Robert RechniU, protestor drama from Northwestern University, a degree father, "Freddy the Tramp," will conduct his parUclpaUon.be can earn three or six coUege will terve alto at artistic director. of English at the college, who will direct the In English from Columbia University, and a classes in mime. credits. A institute, the summer program hi designed to Ph.D. la English from the University of Colo- David Trainer, a playwright and teaching Scenic designer and technical director will be The three productions scheduled art "Dark offer an intensive experience In theater. Students rado, but year was managing director and pro- artist on the faculty of Lincoln Center Institute in Dorian Vemacchio, who is completing work for a of the Moon," an American folk play by Howard may spend the entire eight-week period of the ducer of the Mllford (Pa.) Summer Theatre, New York, will direct the production of "Romeo master's degree In scenic design at New York Richardson and William Bemey, July t 5, S and Institute living atd working on campus. Accom- where he played the title role in "Life with and Juliet" He directed Edward Albee's "The University. 11; "Romeo and Juliet," July 16, U, 8 and M, modations In residence hall rooms will be avail- rather." Zoo 8tory" at Manhattan Theatre Club, has pres- TickeU for the Institute performances may be and Gilbert and Sullivan's "H.M.S. Pinafore," able at no additional charge, beyond that of He hat appeared in many shore area theater ented solo performances of "Romeo and Juliet" reserved through the box office at the Gug- July 30 to Aug. I and Aug. 6 to». tuition. Students may alto take their meals in the productions, including the 1077 Brookdale Com- at the JuUUard Drama Workshop, and for the last genheim Theatre. Evening curtain for all snows several years has been directing scenes from will be 8:30 For each of the three institute Shows will be presented In the college's air College Center. munity Collage production of "Diary of Anne Shakespeare for study at Lincoln Center semi- productions, there will also be a Wednesday conditioned Guggenheim Theatre and, if present Enrollment will be limited to 10, of whom five Prank," In which he and bis daughter, Emily, nars and In classrooms. matinee at 3 p.m. plans hold. 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CALL ttt-MeS POR DETAILS sii.000 I4i-un days, tltstn. polvglv coat, power antenna, re- end shea, Experience In eenerel re- townt: ...str, A,^ movable top. sport group, reer condition, donations tan oMuctebte « CARS GALORE I MERCURY ZEPHYR lilt ->-doar VOLKSWAOENS — ItSO. 1*sS, 1H7 pair. Salary 4 commission. Must wiper, must sell. U.SM linesr list, hove own tools. Company furnishes Eouei Qppenunrty Ovar IS la cfcaeee Injjm (many small 4cvllnd«r. air, aukMnatk, S41O0 firm. Call Diana »; sjoo 11 Will trade I for I In aic. can*. J444I01 or as-nn. t tions far ros«onsl*Tt cars), renalne (ram Mot la um Stl-ttfJ uniforms 4 paid benefits. Call CECKER * SKIPPER - Steady y 4 car allowance. Cell Cama aaa and savat mints. TOP DOLLAR 671 1404 • CfslplOVIIeellsi r 4) OtpiStlaitQn, Cll EXCITING. DYNA RITTENHOUSE VW MICRO-BUS I ta - Rebuilt en POR USEO CARS SS&2SZtetl-freo. KINGSLY AUTO MERCURY MONARCH — Itrt. 4 paid vecetkjn Apply Top Hat Uni- door . air. t CM., auto., PS/PI, ra- LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. olne. 4 new radial tires, AM/PM LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. AUTO MECHANIC — Class A. full form RetlUI. Myrtle Ave.. Lone DRESSMAKER - Needed wno cap. 542*600 dio, whlit walls , 1-lona. vinyl toe •00 Hwy. IS IIS-1H* Ocean Twp. capietto deck, exc runnino cond., Rl. IS Savrevllle. N.J. 717-1100 time. Musi bo fully experienced. Branch. adlust Mtlern la various tiles Call good flas mlleeee. nice Interior. Musi hove own tools. Vocation 4 aac tend.. 14.01. ml.. S4»>. »s isil SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC U4-17S4 or SH-I7OS. : CHIVY BLAZER 1071 — 1*5 cu. In. needs seme body work. Must tell, TOP DOLLAR PAID hosalullullon. Apply In person. CLERICAL ASSISTANT - Full- CQUaal Qpfj)*«f1ljnWV af WHWYlf- 1 MG MIDGET i«4 - Needs seme Newman Sprlnas Rd., Red Bank 1*00 or best offer, lit asll Per Junk cars. Immediate pickup HerbaVs Aulo center, Llncren. lime position, same Iravol. full com PI. AM/fM. etreck Stereo, 4 wl 741-etW DRIVER/CHAUFFEUR - 4 deys a EXPERIENCED — Melure- ' aVJta* fiieleieil-- -* aSAasJal auu4 si**r ml., new ar heat offer. aju i Hf iimwiilin veiexTt ejpeeu n«*i _ call m-em ar m-aee pany bensfIts. Including profit shar• week, must neve valid N.J. driver's mlndod. cheerful person to leem my Call days UII Sett, night, after 10 BACKHOE OPERATOR 4 dental. Duties Include ac MM cond. Priced ta sail Call oner SCHWARTZ — Chrysler-Plymouth- VW IUC m — Deed cond. New WI NEED USED CARS Experienced eMV license a must know Mew York City. office system a lake over soon at 44* em. MI tiu p.m. 141 1141 Maida Inlernallonal 141 W. Front Asking 11000 Top dollar p*M. MULLIR CHEV 4s eayaate. tiellsikai work plus Call Ma*, mroueh Frl., t-s, aak far receptionist. Xrav Ikenae 4 chair MO-74U varie. d ioflke duties, t-l years ex i. a»7-a**a. MSB Hie — Good cond.. 14 only SI. Rad Bank. ;4;o;e;. ceii wins. ROLET, Hwy. 14, Metewen. (Me experience ereferred. oMal CHEVROLET MALIBU 1S7S — »• BAR HELP COOKS — Please call perlaace neceaaarv. Call far In- c»l.. air. nMO ml.. a«c. mechanical STEIN CADILLAC VW VAN Ittt — New point let, new between t 10 p.m., Tit terview Between t a.m. to 4 p.m. DRIVER/ROUTE SALESPERSON cond , II,M0 »1«n HUr ) p.m. ASBURV AVE., ASBURY PARK clutch, rebuilt engine, Mod Co — 4 *ev week, earnln*l approx. XX&d&J?Ltt 77S-MO It.iso. Call au-Hee. Arts*Crafts TINTS, stt-ssn. Lit* Branch. N.J. 07740. . CMEVV NOVA ten — In eood run MONMOUTH MOTORS COLLECTORS — Lear firm seeklne SI Hwy IS. Eatontown BARTENDER M/F — Part-time. hoepllalliallen, MM vecetle*. Apply EXPERIENCE D SECRETARY - dition, HMO. NnnlUli STRAUB BUICK-OPIL Apply In person, between 14 p.m. telephone collectors with experience at Top Hat Uniform Rental. Myrtle 141-1414 NINE ACRIS el New and used Cart * Trucks tn retail, medkal 4 commercial ac- Wanted, t have knowledge el WALL ART Pelmor Lounee. Waal Keenebura. Ave. Lone Brandl. " kk payroll, tvelno 4 ill- MUSTANG Itn — Good COM.. PS. Hwy IS counts Salary commensurate wllh CBEVY NOVA 1t» — E>c cond . _-. — ..*_ _ _.. a>^u^as . ai* -» DRIVERS — Pint 4 pert-time. Mutt air, roeular gas. I*M And Trailers BOOKKEEPER COMPUTER OP- nill new Irammlulon, naa) brakai, llrti SUPER BEETLE Itn — New Have your child's ravorlte cnerac ERATOR — In choree Parson. vMPvfi#nc# ptwi Dafnvfn PACstafgraf. be able to drive Mft. truck with Ilkt naw. kavilorw maai. par- I4MI11 " ' cluUh. breket. MocPtierrun llrutl. tars, come lo life, en their bedroom Apply at the office of Elliot L. FACTORY HILP — Permanent Jtet JEEP PICKUP — With plow, wells. Call tor more Information steady position. Free hetpl- S. rarmanc. saueal. J» Up SI.MO MUSTANO IttS — Enc. cond. U.1M newly overhauled, eood tires, two talliatlon. peld vacation. Call Marvel, >M Shrawibury Ave.. Tin- heavy wort SIT? position, some lifting Involved. Must mag wheels, other ••trap Included excellent mechanical condition. Phone I47-4S3*. have own transportation an« * be eble or MM offer C. C. Lund. JJI IJOS needs some body work. Asking tan Falls. Apply in panan It Newman I after s» • lugsaet rack * ski reck. lti-MM tn-em. Rd.. Shrewsbury. to work any shift. Apply at: Bay CHEVY MOHZA Itn — V4 haUri- offer I p.m. H4O0 ;jt 0474 after I p.m. COOK — Pull-time, experienced. Tax, Locust •)., Kareort. ' aack. auto., PS/PB. air. AM/PM BOOKKEEPER — Account! pay- OLDSMOaiLI CUTLASS 1t» — a- CHEVY VAN It71 - V4 floor Ihllt. able, generel office work, ex- Yeer-reund. Oood salary. Call Sal's DRIVERS — Pull 4 part-time. Must ' caaatrla, ujoo ml.. a«c. cond.. THE FINEST SELECTION — Of parlenced. Will train an Cede book Tavern 4 Restaurant, Mon.-Frl.. be able to drive WI. track with FLORAL DESIGNER — la- • syaao Can aiser i a.m., ssa-em. new end used cers In Monmouth custom Int.. best offer. Cell otter t parlance itsceeaarv. In fraak, dry. p.m.. 173 MS! 747I»»S. County. Over 100 elr-condltlened tlon, company benefits. Kevport 1.. par kr.and silk arranging, full-time eoe! VY WAGON 1t74 — PS/P*. elr, new cars In stock. McOLOIN COSMETICS - Bern free JOJOBA lien. Cell Chris, tu-aiit. ' with options, st.ooo ml., exc. OLDSMOatLI CUTLASS SU- DODOR CLUB CAR H71 - With 51 Cll MMin Apply In parson Iiat HlMRiaa So rims PREME Itn — PS. air, PB, IUICK-OPIL INC.. Shrewsbury finished camper cap. 11*. eood tires. based hair 4 skin cere products Rl I. 114M or best offer. Cell AM/FM cassette. riMSM altar S Ave., New Shrewsbury. I414M0. Mala/Female BOOKKEEPER-Full charge. Pay while hatpin* campony test/market FUEL Oik DRIVER — Ex Ml. low mlleees. rune good. (l.aOO Must raw last. Income opeortunlllet alto gajJjjnf l#g"pt djjfj^ effSpyW r *J*4*Ad| 4Jfwa^|e^ e|ajj*jtj| a.m. Must sell. sell. 741 o;» rail ta eenerat ledger Its say posl DRIVER TECHNICIAN - Over H TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Su- lion, paid vacetlen, free hotpl- available. Call Maria at S414UI yrs. el aw. Respiratory Home Can lac. selarv 4 benefHs etusj CHRYSLER NEWPORT lt>l — per* service. DOWNIS PONTIAC. Oood runnlna cond.. 4 new tires. OLDSMOBILE - Itn Delta M. DODGE ltS4 — Vi ton pick up, rune ADVERTISING SALES — For sue- i: SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 2.1861 The Daily Register 19 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadlineI, Call in your ad anytime lip to I Hen and well give you the 4(h ^"MSbTaSiwi or Vto TOLL FREE PHONES 1 day free. Now that i • Rood deal See how •anil la? Call * Hour, 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. you get last results too. a day on am. IkU orter not (or MIDDLETOWN AREA fll-MM commercial advertiaaci. MATAWAN AREA MM1M We make it easy to do business with us 54*1700 1"NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION UNE, S4MTM U HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME. 51 Help W SI Help W SI Help Wanted Nubbin 101 Apartments Houses For Rent Classified Service WASHIR 4 DRVIR — Seen Ken- TOO YOUNG FOR man, I yn. Md. IMa aaw, sm aa. NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE AIRLINES, MwiajyTaLMa Rafrkjorator, a cu. It. llllti 1101 aw antuto use to trevart Larea Kenmere, freMloaa. I yn. Me. HM COVERED BRIDGE CON- YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINC ON SATURDAYS itrwan, Hot aactHna peeWea tor new. Saw. etMSSt. DOMINIUM — Brand new, t bedroom, eacleted tun aarck, TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. •rt» Government FURNISHINO ON A LOWWASHIHER - 01. rawm with MM •rpellna tkreuaheut. all op- dttaii mart araa*. men aa BUDOITt _ Check the USED warranty, Sl». CeM Eilnm.n TV A NEW SPRING-SUMMER 19(1 LM A—laa a. FURNITURI CENTER OP RIO PAnERN CATAXOC briap you BANK. Flna kjmnun Mr MM. I" ODIN* OOWN — MM 14-14. wt KIANSBURO — JUST CALL THECLASSIFIED ACTION LINE •awr TErWIflC SAVINGS BI tint, acmoiilii. s». CM anar • BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. * 12:30 P.M. 01 DISHWASHER - Ont year a p.m.. HIM. • wart, iMwty wNk Mr 100 M, .Sssis'jsassa^s: •a*, pattams Phis free penarn WEEO IATIR — PlIltMlllltl >IU. "*• can MMM eet ttove SM, VW line. Mauls, d 07 Vahie). Citsalf. fl. rlQMor, I aaaaja. Ml far SB). Ortye- CALL 542-1700 •RAVILV MOWER - • "•• wey tpVer oaMW) RMCEMO tm. "* w-m ttWl 20 SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 2.1961 at Ma lima at (Urine M Educator raps Little Silver •W* HOttovfaHt rQf K9RI 131 Homes For Sale sz&'tosza&tosgaxsuch mitnoar ol »» Long Branc la tttt matter 1 the aaMlcallan lulflll'thsuch mitnoaa oWtoawanr ol »t »an Lond duttag Brt al O-BEACOACOH BBEACH - HAZLIT «Wrt.L».J««.» member lharool, toM tadtvlduol mastery learning MoaiMww.lialom. a SUPER CAP! 1U Boats* shall bo wMott to H mPirorv or oners, warm*, raam and ilirm, peri^tanefti swpsao\Ta7aaaBj%i ajr •• li better at producing stu- far (evervene) In family) EYou on lanky nottfted that oa- SECTION III. TMa Ordto* RED BANK - Con- dent learning than mere oHeotlon hot Boon made so theshall lake eHactlr---"- • tf mam. attachad aaraaa. central al Boord af Adluitment of tho lorauoh Ing puMkatlan and ttnal adaption aa traditional systems or a ir SEA WITCH — Ultegbt art al Lime Silver for a Hardship Vort- mastery learning In the trailer, sat ta. ft main 4 Ilk tall ooxa (rom MM term el Article w. """IHTRCTDUCEO: MAV at. IW variety of other teacher roam extras, last 717-atll. and Section IE Sa af the Zoning I The OOrdinani c publisblihhdd nt>_ district's schools flared Ordinance so as to permit: Waiten v/llh was Introduced at aregular up again at a cornmunity .cUvitles." ir STARCRAFT - W h.p. Mercury L Danater to build a JO n by 13 (I meetint g of the City Council el Maa Nelson testified meter Lots at extras, axe. cond City of Long Branch In the Countty o program yesterday spon FROMKIN IHMAN RIAL ESTAT It*, mm after S a.m. TIM prantlaai tWgclad are RpVOffi 11 UiHJ In • M*iRF jer vW nvf/v Ova aeajajjl visions ot this anajRajus) to MM a sored by the Red Bank earlier this year at hear- If WOOD BOAT — IS h.p. at • win r • lent ol any Inconsistency Mnnalal HOLMOIL — Privacy and beeutm, trailer and accessaries MM. Aye. Little Silver, and knawnai Lot skterad tor final passage after a and MM ragotutlona amnnxiatu by Teachers Association, tap held asajji»Jlt etf a wimm > M Block 94 on the Tax Map 1 r c hearing thereen at a MM Local Finance Boor* shewing C-CoMrM.lt Sundack Iron. IIvino room and kite Berauoh el Little Silver. .. .M Cllv Council to be hew an full detail of the wtla.lla ca*Hl which opposes the use of complaint fUed by the an. Flroalaca. Dan. Eat In kllchan IIS MASTIR IT - Boat, meter 4 The Board of Adlustmenl ot the Jun. _ a «, tm at •:« p.m. at let budsat and capital oroorom ot ap- UieteadKI^sten RBTA with the state SSL-. trailer, ten Johnson » H.p. Askmt Borough of Little sliver hat llxed Broadway, Long Branch, Naw Jar proved by MM Director. Division decaretod warn la acheal. ckonMs this law tax community with s_. Thursday the lath day of June, IW, say. - -evemmant Services M I Featured sweater Dr EducaUon O>nimls»loiier •ml ttergs. eft ttraat perl, toe Jo schools EvorytMna It at pretty « t*» mwi at the Borough Hail. In the Borough „__ tna inunicipal detrii anc p CM be. Wall prked at 1111.000 Mr »' TROJAN — Its hp. Inboard ol Little Silver, al • 00 P.M. as " avaiiabte far puMk Inspection. about the use of mastery early sale -lMOd.sallay.kg- lima and place Mr hearing tald Section I. The full felth and Jack Nelson, an educa- 'StXf&tSV" CENTURY II COZENS. Realtor ' : eutxH 214 Marlboro learning. An adminis- RID BANK -1 itdi'sims, I baths, aaal. credit ol MM Tl tion and social science 'Independently Owned" ._. itar•tor,. Cl YOU &n hereby notified that 1 RESOLUTION #11141 pledged to the puncutual payment of trative law Judge has rpw^ojriy re/OTjaaa/ajrajfJBCJ nOMeTaMiT Io Pfiefl Ban •II River Rd Pair compesi. anchor, lines, lackets. ale BE IT RESOLVED by the T. UM principal and of Interest an the professor at Rutgers Uni- OuM UnM walk to train BlaMon, Illlll lour. Recant srvey are privileged to be present and \ made an Initial ruling in «»«»"»• ulllHIea. Ideal far have en opportunity to be heerd ship Council ot the Township ol able, U4M Call t41 documents reletlng ta this aapik Marlboro that an Ordinance en upon puolvcatlan accafejl versity and a self-pro support ol the Board of working ptepll All Inaulrei grill Ba HOLMDEL-LIST WITH EJsr" SUSSF&SSSl?''* t. Ratify to; Boa Oat, Tho Century II van's Agency BOAT WITH TRAILER - 14 ft tion may be Impacted aalwion t dlocl uted atMsgatlans dalmed critic of mastery Education's right to lm- aHltor. Shrewsbury, N.J Saa-im w#iootW« flood C4nl t l $ft hours of IK A.M. Odd 4:3* P M ORDIRNANCE #»ai Townahlp, and the Township shall ba i, said the system Call 4tiij4i the office ol the Clerk of the Borough ANI ORDINANCI E AMENOINO oMkWtod to ten at valorem taxes of Little Silver. ORDINANCI ftl-Te, "AN OR Saul O. Horntk. Mayor ms a "pseudo-scientific plement the method of KEANSBURO BEACON BE AC LANCER — IS' sailboat with IttO 7 DINANCI TOtnn REOULAT "AEN AN ODR Evelyn Plccollnl. Township Clark 'd RIP BANK - Kama la rani. lv» Par tote By owner Dated, Llttte Silver. N J. May method which resulted teaching. ba drums. I bom, canvonlant eroa outboard Fully eoulpped l>c •Vat. CONTROL PARKING POR HANOI ine I 111 said obligation! and Interest thereon river rlehlt. working flrgploce cond. Used I year. 110.500 «41-1I71 Weilon L. Oanater and Jecouolv. n CAPPID PERSONS WITHIN THI &ssxr%s'limitation ii la rv In 'robot-like learning' «*«st«ry l«-rnloi was alter a p.m. Dantler TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO PUBLIC NOTICB y g furnished ar unfurnished, mo Mr modeled, naw Ma hat watar hea Pursuant to the Open Putt amauM. ma. Call Bruce 7411111 e-s. II COUNTY OP MONMOUTH, NEW Section a. Thli ordinance the by students. introduced into the dis- new electric, new kitchen, new bam LINT1I MARINA - Par Rarltan JERSEY Meetings Act, Hotke Is hereby given A liuaklatfidO - * •*' • -* • •— -*- •11. that the Marlboro Township Council take affect twenty days alter tha RIO —MK - Hama to rant IM Bay booting, in out berthing sarvk bo Introduced and passed on llrs lion after final adoption "There It no trict's schools by Super- lUfjnHMaWn aVtilinfalr MOfffn WlnO0*> far mar and sell boats. IS to U will hold t "Special Meeting" e^efaaw^p*ew¥osTsr. 1 Nlllr COnVvOrtnl OrOi essumabla 1lvk% morloaae reading and that tha same ba ad June 14. mi at »:« p.m.- evidence," said Nelson, intendent Dr. Joan rlwar rights, warfcmi fireplace 711-SMO). Used boot sales nTMUt. 111 Lomi Branch vertlied according tolow l and >.m. TngnsM furnished or unfurnished W» Bar LINCROPT — MIL MM cand., BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Ing will be held at Ho Marttin JL 6. HORNIK, Mayor "that mastery leotftunf Abrams during the spring ma. Call Bruce M-ltn e-j. LIGHTNING SAILBOAT - » sets AH ORDINANCE AMBNDINO Township Municipal I bedroom!. IV, bathi. llroa faml sails, now hardware. Heads tan SUPPLIMINTINI that the same be considered for fine EVELYN PICACOLIN termoflVTO. Abramstes- TWOBEOROOM COTTAGE - For roam, raltad patio, woodeded hi work. Best offer Lecated In Ml VOFT 1 li passage an Juna II, Ittl at 1:00 P.M Townthlp Clark Sn.tW. Call attar I a.m. Ml MO dletown 1M-S4fl. L V ? at MM Marlboro Municipal Complex NOTICE tified at the hearings that rant, poo a ma., plus aacurltv. Ca in? Townahlp Drive, Marlboro ISMitJ ar Principals only. F LOeM BRANCH, ttlt. Tna ordinance published her tMMartbore MARINE ELECTRONICS — Par IT ORDAINED by the City New Jersey at which time all par with was Introduced end Pleiad an research and improved UNION BEACH — UKnom hema LITTLE SILVER the latest In SI Tex recorders. VHP Council City a) Long Branch sant InteresteInterested will bo given on op Ic) If the Item purchased Is a student teit scores far rani, tan par mom*. IVi month radial, direction linden or Loren < Chapter iv ba hoard concerning your bait buy It: . Police Department. portunltv to b d g Mcurltv. Immadlate occupanc silver Woods Brand naw Caknla the Revised General Ordinances proved the system'! val- and spill levels. 4 Bagraams. 1 BOAT HOUSE ol the City ol Long (ranch Is OPPERIO BY; CO. Pros being paid far tha Item together with bath, family room, natural oat hea nil Ocean A«g. Saa IrkjM amended and supplemented to read rnf consider* a deter lotioty&vRn ot tha Item. ue. WEST LONG BRANCH •Mali SECONDED BY; Councilman tor llnal gmalt after public hea Id) The name and address of the Mastery learning re- I-bodroom homa, aulat thraal excellent buy. Starting at IV.too open 7 Day, a Waak SECTION I SECTION 4-H. Hourihan no at a meeting of said Townshl seller. These records shall ba avail Council. 10 ba heW It MM Munlclpa lanced backyard, wall-to-wa 14MFO — 40 h.p. engine, goad Removal and Suspension It AVIS: I able for Inspection by the Police quires teacher* to or- carpeting, living roam, dining room C & LAGENCY mended and supplemented to read NAYS: i Building on Jung 31, INt. al S P.M Department of the Township of trailer, many extra*, good for bay or and during MM waak prior to and ganla* learning material baiamanl. Asking two par month river. Best aHar. cill 74I-4IS7 (Ollowi: ABSENT: I ICroddlck and Marlboro, and shall ba maintained Ask tor Jamie. JOHN D. CASHMAN, RIALTOR 4-14 REMOVAL AND SUS- Olnsbtrol including the date of ouch fur the lor two years from the data of the into ••units" oa which ERA JAMIE PAVLI5 BRINLIV PLAI MOTORBOAT at ft. — »l.»00, In PENSION. HYMAN C. OROSSMAN consideration, copies will ba modi purchase. RIAL ESTATE HWY. tt, WAL available at MM Clerks office In . Section t. Within 14 noun of MM students concentrate for board MO h p .. • cy I PWC by Inter na Each regular police officer anal Council riaihtanl ' — NOTICE ll here! Municipal Building to MM member •tonal Harvester Naw battery, an- hold office and continue Hi emEVENLYN PICCOLINI that tha aboveL trdlnanca am cloaa of business on any day, al ill Till 681-6000 of MM general public who shall re person! romlatad under thli Or a specific period of time. chor. llro-oatmgMhar. cushions. Cl atovmoM during goad behavior, erf Township Clark patted and aparavaCdE Int herebfinal yrea eld suchcoplei. OPEN 7 DAYS radio. Charming cabin I bunks Clancy and compliance with ap- Ing by tha Township Councidlnnclg af MM dlnanca than deliver to MM Polka Teachers test students 103 Rentals To Share •VIS. galley, standing head A closet •n'ofSi 'AMENOINC EVELYN PICCOLIN ^iajahBaawausJ a •*• - Tatoastoaaaiat loa. Al P rjsdaTCt #Ojr#riJ% Township of Marlboro at t regula -*epe riITP#O! of ine • t»*wns>oiip *> MIDDLETOWN/BELFORD — Naw Plying brUge dtua.ll driving Ha th» City, and no pcrton thai) bt ORDINANCE #»7», "AN OR meeting held an MAV Ml ml. and Township Clerk after the completion of rxMTveI.. IbadraaHje*JroofiTmi rattcnranche, large lot tton. 717 nil Marlboro I IW ot Ml Items ol 1 BEDROOM HOUSE — OyarlaaH ramevM from offka or •mpto»mtti DINANCI TO REOULATE AND that saM Ordinance shall become June! Me.tt merchandise covered bv this Or Call builder' , 74MI1I or 741 1751 for My C4WM oltvtr tfwn physical or effective upon publication accord! each unit. Students who ing »•» Mini ilka anlmali. ORLANDO ir - Fiberglass with dlnonco purchased by them. SaM list MIDDLETOWN mtntai Incapacttv, mlKOAtfucl. no«> to law. RESOLUTION * 11M1 shall contain o description of each fall the eismlnatlon re- galvanized) trailer, navy too, naw HKI of duly, noiwrMManca whort TOWNSHIP OF PASSID: BUT N ESOLVED By MM Town REMEMBER WHEN Exc. cond. Asking UiOt 717 7714 COUNTY OF ADOPTED: torn, any Mentllvlnt nun CUT VOUR RINT IN HALF 144 500 could gat you a > bedroom rttMtnco it roaulroJ. conduct un- .. b) Council of MM Township of lima ol purchase, and MM ceive special attention Findlna a roammala to ihara ax mint colonial, campion with forma OUTBOARD MOTOR - SO h.p bocomlM • polk* offlcor. dlMbo- JERSEY Saul O. Hornlk, Mayor Warlboro MM on Ordinance en eddrestot (he teller. and an addiUonal chance a^nVsVItas •» a -| rw* i afaintitr at •anifiln **^^IHHH^ J Mnfoj^ - • * •* - r— PieilQwrl dttnc* of tho rum and rotulallom BE IT ORDAINED By MM Town- Evelyn Plccollnl, TownsMp Clerk Section 7. Na person ragmal dining room, hardwood noon, and Evlnrude. H74 wit* contrail, axe OjliB fT/VaifU-ll nf ilbo> ToSOjajsOaaftfalSO, jajj n 7. No person regulated Sharlno Services Inc. makes It at> full baaamaMt It mil cant All mi cond. Call eves HI mi vasonvnatraUfv tl n ligiovior h#jr9alft#m wonoweoww/r J illl•IHS* e^ajBJl f aa. 11 (#1 I>W 1 BJTOBJntWTIpV BJHJ Junel ORDINANCE O-IMI bv this Ordinance shall tall, mmalt to Lake the test and prove and trouble (roe Call 111. OHIC (or the Department, or absence Irom Marlboro, In tha County of Mon- AN ORDINANCI PROVIDIN down, oorr otherwise dispose VII any In dellrabla River Plaia location ifMHJtfi* Naw Jef My* aifollower hours. Mon. A Wed. 4:)0p m. lot:l Come and toe It lor yourself. duty without lint cautt lor live dan POR THE LICENSING AND REG merchandisi e covered by this OOr they have mastered ma- SAILS AWEIGH Section 1. That Section 4. ba bE IT RESOLVEDty the Town ULATINO OF PERSONS ENGA< dlnence purchased By him until a( New Jersey's only If In the Judgment ol the Dlrac deleted In IIS entirety and rogltcad ship Council of the INO IN THI BUSINESS 0 Ur MM expiration ol 73 houri (rom terial in the unit. HUNTER Dealer lor ol Public Satoty. a member of the by the following Section t.: Marlboro that MM regularly sched PURCHASING PRICIOU ha close af business on (he dale ot Nelson, who has been IM Winter Rentals FROMKIN-INMAN RIAL ESTAT Sailboat Specialists regular Polka Force shawl davla Any person who violates any uled Workshop meetings of July M METALS. OEMS. JEWELRY AN purchase; provided, however, that 774-44*4 71 pro owned, naw lion from normal, physical ar man provision of Mils Ordinance shall mi and Await 34, mi and the TEMS RELATED THERETO"ba no such waiting period shall ka re- an eductlonal consultant boatt on display tat health, the Director ol PuMk lubltcclt to MM tame ponottlei let tarty scheduled public mat"— and passed on llr.l..» quired If tha merchandise Is MOUNT POCONO - Four bedroom •01 Menloloklno Rd.. Brick Town Safety may reoulre saw Individual forth IInn Article II General Penalty .. -my II. INt and August 17, II ttTaj ajforSwia Da aOvfara olVej purchased from o parson regularly to the state legislature two bath Chalet FlraMaca. Country OCEANPORT (Ml) 477H1I to undergo Individual psychological lie »:4 30J bt and they are hereby cancelled according lolaw; end ngaged In tha business of buyinygg Hub Closa to all retorts, mmt or Physical examinations at toai d In nd sailing precious metals d and state Department of New early American Colonial. 4 WELLCRAPT — 10 tt . IU h.p. Section I. That thli Ordinance SI IT FURTHER RESOLVE and bedrooms. IV> baths. 1 cor garage Marcrulser I/O, with trailer, SI.no determining the Individual's physi- shall take effect upon petiole and BI IT FURTHER RESOLVE (hat the same be considered lor line ((canted d and ltd sa t to Education, called the 105 Summer Rentals family room with fireplace, country cal or emotional capacity. Before an publication at provided by law. thai MM Clerk ba and the Is hereby passage on Juno tt. ml at 1:11 p.m n Ordinance al anothe ucipa kitchen and formal dining room. Oat Individual Is ordered to submit to a PASSED: Mav II. Kit directed to live notice In MM son at MM Marlboro Municipal Complex ly similar Io this Ordinance and preliminary ruling an psychological examination, he It an- IVELYN PICCOLINI, manner al the annual notice to HI lilt Township Drive. Marlboro egulrlng a similar waiting period of ''abrogation of academic 154 Recreational titled ta a statement ol tho reasons Township Clark reaulrod official publications of the Now Jersey at which time all Par not tosstha n n hours. AVAILABLE — Two Chalati (or and screens, well Insulated or said examination, and to naar- 1 vftur lummr vacation naar Lakt SAUL O. HORNIK, Mayor Townshipo( Marlboro Section I Tha annual license freedom.' Vehicles nOi If rtaMiUfatslffd, Th# N#w J4rrs*iv PUBLIC NOTICB 3FFERID BY: Councllma Placid. Ona S bedrooms. 3 Dan SUM civil Sorvko Law and tna Civil PUBLIC NOTICE It hereby glv U ba hoard concerning ppllcatlon lot shall ba MMl 00 excepxpt About SO teachers and kltcnan. living room, dlnlna room $124,900 Sl Rum of fht sum of Now hat any person —' regularly en family room, laundry. Completely To wallflttf buv«rt I that the above Ordinance I SECONDED BY: Councilman Klau JIITFUI egad In the but! regularly en parents attended yester- eoulpaed. till a week. Ona 1 Mt Froni Jiruv applicable to Municipalities have been Introduced and aaiaad on that a copy ot thli RResolution ba preeltaut motelo! tI nbuyin tha Towg annd badroxni. plus sleeping Ml. Bath shall provide Itw bask framoworfc first reading by tha TownahlihlpCounp - urnlshed Detective Lteutenal n ship oIl M Marlbora o on tho effective day's meeting held at the hltchan. living room, dining room for It* procodurot to b* utllliod In ell ol MM Township of Marlboro, In ABSENT: I (Creddlck Thomas W, Hardy of MM Marlboro date of this Ordinance shall pay an Completely aoulppad. itto a »aak AVTIC CAMPER 1174 — !>•. with connoctton with tuch htarlnti. Any tnt County ol Monmouth, and the Ginsberg! < of Police. nltlal application foe of MM.M tar Wary Baptist Church on Privsle laka a tannli count. Cat 10V2% mtmbtr ot tho Dopartmont mav bt SUM ol Now Jersey, held an MAV EVELYN PICCOLII _Y: Co. Prat s first year license, which tees Bridge Street. Several 1714111. I way large refrigerator, 1-wav tiMPondod. romovod. flnod or ..r.t 71. IM1. end that the said Ordinance iroiimen shall defray tha cost of Investigation TIT-ISM Wat AC/DC llohts, electric lilt, bat ouced from his office or employment win betaken up for second reading Nc^ RlsSMA IICONOEO BY: Councilman Klau nd processing of the application. members of the Board of FAIR HAVEN — Naar Rlvtr, walk Carlo Construction Co. lory charger and converter, electric for lust cauio upon duo notko and and further consideration and llnal Council AVIS: I Section a. par a violation af any Education and AugUUnho to local shop, unlo.ua a altractlva. watar pump, TV antenna and many torvkt of wrintn chargot and a passage at amaallng of Hw Town- Junel NAYS:: 0' rovlstont ol this Ordinance, the Slaapi-4, l.balni. Uiadv yard with antrai. sl.tis or bast aMar. m-tai ring. ship Council of the Townahlp of garden. Juna IS thru August RESOLUTION dlel-ll keSINT: 1 ICroddlck an maximum penally shall bo a IBM of Monteiro, president of OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside . after I:M. SECTION II. A Now Section 4-14 Marlboro to be held on Thursday, Otntberfe) uium ledroom Ranch with fantastic II JUNE II. mi. at (he Marlboro Mu BE IT RESOLVED by the Town mM m the Red Bank chapterr of Psychological Testing It Inserted to ship Council of MM Townthlp of Evelyn Plccolln Bfar*fClf*v* low oown OAv*^*jn 1, favvvov CAMPIR POR PICKUP - Steeps S, nlcloal Offices located tt int. Town- Township Clark under SectioOffsf'n 3 of I J LITTLE SILVER — 3-4 badroami. prevening rate, 10 year canvefltkMa ship Drive. In the Township of Marlboro that an Ordinance en the National Association IVj batht. naar train, beach a. track th t« oviiij fBOOtf cofxl- II Ptvcholo«lcai Teit.no It lad* Hymen C. Grossman hall continue and each mortgage available to qualllled Each member of the Polk* Marlboro at t:M P.M. or as soon Council President ny other section ol Mils Ordinance M7-SIM. buyer. FOUR SEASONS REALTY hereafter at the said matter con bo ' ORDINANCE #SM1 for the Advancement of MOTOR HOMES POR RENT mont shall, wlthtn three (i) yaart ORDINANCI * 17 «1 shall ba deemed a separate vlo rom tnt dat* of ttilt enactment of •ached, at which time and place all ORDINANCI AUTHORIZING AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING Colored People were also NORTH LONG BRANCH — De Check our unbeatable nlertsted persons will be given an HI CONSTRUCTION OR Rl alien. low ratal and compare, in «;) hli Ordinance and one* every five FOR THE LICENSING AND REG Section 10. This Ordinance shall lignar dacorator 1 bedroom suites 4 OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayllde 51 years thereafter, undereo a ptv opportunity to be heard concerning 1TRUCTION OPSIDIWALKI ULATING OP PERSONS INOAO- at the forum. Motel unltl. Panaromlc Ocean view Woods 4 Long view village. Naw AND GUTTERS IN AND become effective upon Its final pat- TRAILER 1177 — K. good condl hologkal *>amlnatloo; taM M< NO IN THI BUSINESS Ol I and publication according to Olympic pool, beach, color TV. homes from 1140.000 1IV>% morl mlnatlon shall bo performed In the EVELYN PICCOLINI, HI TOWNSHIP O JRCHASING PRECIOUS The meeting was A/c. maid service a. railaurant gaga. No points, no feei UHHOJ Ion " INTHECOUNTYO 717 ins attar s p.n •me manner as that admlnlttorod MUNICIPAL CLERIC \ OEMS, JEWELRY AND Rented dally, weakly a. monthly ..... NEW JERSEY. AP -LATIOTHIRITO" ASSED: MAV 31,1MI billed as "pro and eon" BEACHCOMBER MOTEL RELOCATING — Datlre Informa ROPRIATINO itMN. THERE DOPTED Ion about naw area? Call OARRAH TRAILER — S* Ft., 1171 citation, POR AND AUTHORIZING THI II i M wide lluctua Sam O. Hornlk, Mayor session although Nelson taut ASSOCIATES. Realtor!. 741 me mleepa 1. air, full bath, separate UANCE OF S53.3JO BONDS ANI tons HI MM value of precious mgtali Evelyn Plccollnl said at the beginning of POCONOS-CHALET - Sleepi II. bedroom, axe. cond.. mutt sag. Call I Long Branch HI Lotto Branch NOTES OF THI TOWNSHIP FOR has led to an Increase In MM buying Townthlp Clark RUMSON AREA after ), lllileo fireplace, dishwasher, iwlmmlng, N ORDINANCI AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER XI •INANCING SUCH APPROPRIA- nd selling of such merchandise PUBLIC NOTICE bis presentation that he liming, boating, llii a w Call lor our tree brochures TION bt Introduced and passed on PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby glv MFM GROUP, RIALTORS 'ACATION WHEELS POR RINT RAFFIC OP THE REVISED OENERAL ORDINANCES OP THI CITY f Hams containing precious metals was not going to discuss tn»7i 11' ' faalatvAampnOIOr^ SBMOtnem jhaai , HtfP- ' - —I 4*,1 CO*TAA^k*1. F LONG BRANCH, 1170 Irst reading and that MM some ' en that the above Ordinance 1741 30 Ridge Rd., Rumson 7474m WHEREAS, there hat been a have bean Introduced and patstd on SEA BRIGHT MOTEL — Unltl I lately eaulpood. Lowest rates SI IT ORDAINED BY tha Mayer and Council ol the city of Long "equal pros and equal RUMSONA RARE FIND — L ench In the County of Monmouth end the Stete of New Jersey that chapter Studio apartmanu. by the day. week •^«^SBfWri!es«tio ... -ownshlp of Marlboro, In cons." or month Private beach t. pool. homa, custom built with separate I Traffic of MM Revised Generel Ordinances of MM City of Lorn Branch, bubtt adlolnlndjii g 4 room offkoffi , present e» Is amended and supplemented as follows: ha County of Monmoulh, and MM A/c. TV. maid Mrvlca. tele of Now Jertey, held on MAY The one advantage of TRADE WINDS MOTEL M31U7 y used es e denllit office On the but Sacdonl Schedule 11. No Perklna Is hereby amended by the deledonol the Marlboro Munlclpa J wiP na. Main homa has I bedrooms plus amplei. 1171 Townthlp Dr. II deems It nacestery ta license and I. IW. and that the said Ordinance mastery learning which den end formal dining room, near egulata MM business ol purchasing III bt taken up far second reading WEST END-LONG BRANCH - NAME Or< STREET SIDE LOCATION Marlboro. Now Jersey at which lima nd further consider atlon and final Oceantront. 1 bedroom lownhouH. j an acre ol privacy. Are you a Groans Avenue East Between North Lake II parsani Interested WIN kg give raclous metali, garni, ktwalrv and Nelson cited was that it professional* SIS7.H0. Saa II loday. tarns related thereto m order ta: assage al I meeting of MM Town Furnished, utllltlei Included. 13.000. 10 Lost* Found Drive a Coder Avenue an opportunity to be hip Council of tha Township of helps teachers with stu- Juna IS through Labor Day. Call CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors This ordinance shall take enact twenty (10) days after Its passage and " said Ordinance. a) protect MM persons buying rat >»l»u lno#DwrKJeotlv OwnaQT publication according to law and Its approval By MM Department of OFFERED BY: Councilman and selling each merchandise Irom Marlboro to bo hew on Thursday. dents in need of basic 13 River Rd. Fair Haven ansporiatlon of tha Stale of Naw Jersey mposition and loss, and UNE II, INI, at the Marlboro Mu- if—- FREE FOUND ADS ntroducad: May M, toll SECONDED BY: Councl b) to facilitate and assist the le Ipal Offices located at H7I Town- skill development 10* Furnished Rooms The Ordinance published herewith was Introduced al a regular mealing Hourihan Polka Deportment ol tna Township hip Drive, In tha Township of It disadvantages, be s a public service to our the Cllv Council of tha City of Long Branch In MM County of Monmouth, AYES; I ol Marlboro M preventing crime and Marlboro al 1:01 P.M. or as soon WHELAN REALTY GROUP Naw Jersey held an May M, 1*11 and will bo further considered for llnal rahondlngcrlmlnell; hereottor II MM MM matter can ba said, include the system's KEANSBURG 1t4 Hwy. ». Mlddletown eiders. The Dally Reo- HOW, THEREFORE. BI IT etched, at which lima and place all •41 75»5 passage .lure public hearing thereon a( a meetings said City Council to •mill Roomt for rent ster will oiler a FREE ba held at the City Council Chambers, 344 Broadway, Long Branch. Naw OR DAINEDbv the Mayor and Coun- lerastod person! will bt olven on derivation from behav- Call l».«M or HM«i When considering Buying or Sailing one-stay ad (3-llnesonly) to ABSENT: 1 (Croddlck and II of the Township of Marlboro as opportunity to ba heard concerning iorism which "con- RED BANK — Large, clean a. com Call a member of The nvone finding a lost pet or •IMS " HVMANC. OROSSMAN fortaUa. private entrance, parking, M Ct Council President Section I. DEFINITIONS EVELYN PICCOLINI structs a reinforcement oood neighborhood 1474371 or Multiple Lilting Service rtlcle. IVILVH PICCOLINI Person — Includes parsons. MUNICIPAL CLERK •431714 Call the Action Line today M Marlboro .M Marlboro O°RD*NANCI (IHl Irms, partnerships and corpo- system" most commonly 541-1700 RESOLUTION »1II4I ORDINANCE AUTHORIZINI ellena. know for its use on SENIOR CITIZEN — Private houM 32 Condominiums BE IT RESOLVED by the Tewnthlp Council of tna Township of THI CONSTRUCTION ,. Rl Precious Metals — Means geM one-bedroom with kitchen prlvl BIKE MISSING — Will the person Marlboro that en Ordinance endued: CONSTRUCTION OP SIDEWALLKI ! silver, platinum and alloys tnareo pigeons and rate. He said leoes Kaamburg area. Call between Town Houses ORDINANCE *1 CURBS AND GUTTERS IN AND nd coins containing pracloui who wot lunklno on So. Cherry Lane Mtats the use of mastery learn- 3-a p.m. 7174011. n Rumson on Sun. and picked up a "AN ORDINANCI AMENDING AND _ 0 BY THI TOWNSHIP OP ETIC SURPLUS A I0UIPMINT a" green bike, please return It to I INANCI AMENOINO AND SUPPLEMENTINSiNO^ORD'.NAliV.G AN . !*. MARLBORO. IN THE COUNTY Ol Section 1. LICENSE RE III bt received bv MM Mlddtetown ing mechanises learning, ABANDON VOUR CARES ABLISHINO FEIS POR PARTICIPATION IN THE RERECREATIO( N PRO- MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, AP QUIRED No parson shall enoeoe In 100 Commercial N. Cherry Lane., Rumson or call ' la at purchasing precleui ownshlp Board of Education it MM SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE •MM* ORAMOP THI TOWNSHIPOF MARLBORO" PROPRIATINO m.001 THERE ~ 51 Tindal sacrifices creativity, and ADULT NOT RETIREMENT ba Introduced and oasssd en first reading and that MM same FOR AND AUTHORIZING THI IV itamt conaposeo of pro- .... N.J. up to11: « destroys the feeling of Rentals Resales 4 rentals LOST — Vicinity of Port Monmouth. advertised according to law; and SUANCE OF U3.M0 BONDS ANI lout metals, gams and all forms of M. provellirvg time. Tuesday, June female Calico cat, mostly black with II IT FURTHIFURTHIR RESOLVED that the lama be considered for final prgvHMtly owned lewelry. either as NOTES OP THE TOWNSHIP FOR primary butlneu or In connection Mh. mi professionalism among A I PRIME OFFICE — Heart of Red CROWELL AGENCY white underneath, answers Io Lenny saga on Juna 11. IW at 1:00 p.m. at the Marlboro Municipal Complex, FINANCING SUCH APPROPRIA - - art required to comply also, 1 mo old dark gray cot with with another business, without first Bidder! teachers. Bank Heal, air condlllonlng 741-4030 171 Township Drive, Marlboro, Now Jersey al which lime all person TION haying obtained a license from the Ith tha roovlramtntt al Chapter eluded. Ills mo. Rocer Co., 741 Mil Resident Salesperson bussv tall, answers to Jasmine. RE nterested will be given an opportunity to be heard concerning sa BE IT ORDAINCED BY THI 17. PuMk Lows af H7J lEqual Op- before t p.m. -eona Hestar 747-atU aval WARD Call 717.1111 ar 4IH7H Ordinance. TOWNSHIP COUNCIL OF THE portunity Employ.,) Several teachers In Halga stewed 741 *S4» aval. iPPERID BY: Councilman Klau N M P0F M Section I. APPLICATION PRO Spec If Icalloni and forms for bid the audience said they COLTS NECK — Commercial space LOST — Small Collie brown 4 white, ECONDED BY: Councilman Hourihan H?!oUNro EDURE ] may be secured e( the Office of for leate. Com Towna Shop pel. ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE white spot on nose, answers to Bon T? !o U rXS' (a) An applicant (or a license Ml IJ17 AYISi I NIW JERSEY Inot lass than two- ha Secretary, » Tlndall Rood, Mid had not been included In Coll* Nack. N.J.. acrofl from Oe Shadow Lake village NAYS: 0 thirds of all MM members thereof shall complete an application at the mown. N.J. 07741. llcloui Orchards Space available Resale Rentals Offke af tha Bun nan Administrator the decision to imple- from tiSO par mo Call 7114044 for WALKER 4 WALKER-74I-U11 LOST — Alrdale Terrier, Mock and affirmatively concurring) AS FOL sotting forth hit age, residence and Paul W. Bennett brown, Tlnton Fell! aree. Sat. morn IVILYNP.CCOL.N Secretary more Information. Tom Robinson, 741-404 eves. Township Clark In (he cast ol ment mastery learning, no. wearing 1M0 Neptune license Section 1. Tna Improvement da .MM state am •5 70 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE Reward. tnsM. after s, S4441U. HYMAN C. OROSSMAN scribed In Section 1 ol (hit ordinance that the system was - Far rent, prime MMdlatown loce Council President ll hereby euthorlMd as t genera t of Incorporation and principal MATAWAN — 1-bedrooms, l-baths, _OST — Female Siamese cat, OBDINANCIftMl improvement to bt made or ae office of tha corporation and tha MOceanport "imposed" on them. •Ion. naw building IILSTOO. replace Condo Pool 4 tennis at daclawod. 7 yeen old. Sea Bright "AN ORDINANCE_ AMEHDIHMEHDIHO IAND0 SSUPFLEMENTINU O AN OR quired by The Township a namos of the offkort of MM corpo- LIOAL NOTICE Wellington Place. Central air. 1450 near Foodtown. Resent surgery INANCE AMBNDINO AND SUPPLEMENTINIt NT IMGG AN ORDINANCB 81 Marlboro. In MM County of Mon atlon. Curtis Murphy, a RED BANK — 1*10 w. ft. In naw per mo. Call WHtl PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that L O • It I hiklliiliui • HI around tall. REWARD, calimnio ABLTSHiNO FEES[FOR PARtJCIPATION IN TH( RBCRIATION PRO- mouth, Naw Jersey. Par sold Im- Ib) Tha Business Administrator mattinngheldg haM lo n Apri. l IS, im. MM former Board member, wiltr iron! OTfKt OuirainQ' win RED BANK — On the Naveslnk, or 5KHI75 RAN OF THE TOWNSHIPOP MARLBORO" Pr oven tent or purpose* there Is n*re il thereupon refer such appllca- J Board of thoe Borough of dtvtdt la wit. Sept occupancy. Call UILOIR'S CLOSPOUT. Lest BI IT ORDAINED by MM Township Council el the Township of by appropriated MM turn ot SSS/JBI ... to MM Chtef of Polka who shall Dceanport granted the application of said the board Im- rlboro. County ol Monmoulh, New Jersey MM sum bains Inclusive ol all ap- conduct inch Investigation of tha ownhouse ayallaMa at Itlocc propriations heretofore made there moral character tl MM applicant or he undersigned far plemented the system be- RED BANK — 7.O30 M. ft. In naw 211 Special Notices Section 1 That Section 1. ol Ordinance a praval for on oxpanlten ol 111 exist water front office building; will amended to add the follow Ing lees: tor, and Including the sum of 13,710 MM applicant's oHkors and MM busi- as MM dawn payment tor saw Im ness responsibility ol tha appllcenl ng bank bulMIng Including tha In cause it felt "our system divide to wit Sept. occupancy. Call HREWSSURV TOWNSHIP — I (111 Tennis Lessons allatlon ol drive up (acuities and M3M00 edraamt, enc. cand., washer. ANTICIPATION DATING piuvgnwnt or purgaia required by t ha deems necessary for MM pro- was not doing all it could ERVICI — Call for free brochure, law anal naw available theretor by tection of MM public welfare, upon additional parking, for premises RED BANK — Office! for rani In ttt, refrloeralor. S4l>ltoa oil free, "" B.AduMt . virtu* at provision In a budget or omplellon af tha Investigation, ranting on East Main street and for the kids." luxury attorney suite In modern of- 47107a. (14) Ttnnlt Tewrftamant tas budgati of MM TOWIMMP previously whkh In no event shall tea* more being shown on MM Oceanport Tax A, SI no let os as Block MAIS, Lots tl to II fice building All facilities 741-0551 TO CONDO MART INC., Realtor INGLE? — Maet sincere, beautiful adteudga d otaf rM Mdo TOWIMMw P previousy than 10 days, the Chief of Police "What was being people, like YOUI Low fee Call B DouMas (pat* taan^l ,, #, «••••«• adapted tar down payment ar far hall return the application ore copy ll tool. TINTON FALLS — Sycamore Pro Shore Hornet, Condo Specialist C. Doubles (with non resident per team) caoital Improvement purposes. done," be said," wasn't Saa Bright. N.J. 1414004 MTELINE, free: I0O-4SI 1345 hereof to (he Business Admlnlt- Copies af the application, elans factional Building hat one tulte (15) Junior TennllTeim-egei 11 11 Section 1. For MM llnanclng of ator, accompanied bv hit recom- nd other supporting documents are reaching the kids." available (1100 to. ft. ) In modern, WARNING LABELS — S3. aa. Pro- A. Par plover... M-purpose and to mendation at to whether or not a on (lie In tha Oceanport Clark's of one slorv office building. Two 33 Income Property eel house, business, car 4 relatival, Section I. Thai all other Seetions'ot Ordinance 0 M0 at amended and moat MM part ot said «».» g cants thill ba Issued or denied. II ca a( the Ocoanoort Borough Holl Some teachers and pa- private entrance! Ample parking, IC. 444-4COI. art 'tan »jSsmi THISISABORIN© BOY, WHEN 70*5 START (FUNNIER THAN MTMselftt KMhamer •I OIONT SW 5Uffr' 11 LeoMfte M -MI 12-DomM heel The Family Circus By Bil Keane 11 School M Watch 3J»CKOON » PKO6ABLY TOO "SET ^ TUBa^B^K •WniMaaCai tsVaaVVia& ll* TtJ tfr> 1 * 0 "Wanna try something ntw. Mommy? Ifs a • j f • potato chip sandwich." Your horoscope, birthday TUESDAY, JUNE 2 how to reduce abstractions All doubts should fade by Jan. IS) - Promises must I'M VEKV POPULAR. I'M Born today, you are an to their most basic terms so day's end. This is an excel- be kept. Otherwise, you will E WHERE TH that even the layman can lent day for striking out in soon find yourself with a extremely clever individual new directions. Be coura- WORE EFFEC who sometimes sacrifices understand the principles reputation you really don't involved. geous. want. warmth and friendliness for AOUARIUS Sheinwold's bridge advice South dealer Both sides vulnerable By AnrM wiejnwoia MUST CASH CLUB 10VK643O J*KJ85 2. What do you say? NORTH Shed no tears for today's On a very good day South ANSWER: Pass. You • K73 South: he misplayed the would cash the ace of clubs have 11 points in high cards 7 A Q J 10 hand. Perhaps you'd play it before touching trumps, Just and may count 2 points for 0642 just as badly, except on a in case West has all of the the singleton, enough for an *Q74 very good day. missing hearts optional opening bid. You do The defenden took three When East discards on not exercise the option be- WEST EAST spades and switched to the first trump, South ruffs cause the hsnd Is doubly • QJ 10 4>A986 diamonds. South won and a club, repeata the trump flawedi once because you 7K643 7 None led a trump (or • fineaae finease, ruffs dummy's last are counting s point for a OJ 0109875 with the ten. He got back club and leads his last singleton jack, and again • KJ852 410963 with the ace of clubs to trump for the third trump because the hand is aceless. SOUTH finesse with the Jack, ruffed finesse. He then leada the Avoid opening a borderline a club, and finessed with ace of hearts, discarding the aceless hand. • 542 the queen of nearU. three of diamonds, and 798752 If declarer then led the takea the rest with high OAKQ3 • A ace of hearts he would low dlunondv, (A POCKET GUIDE TO a diamond. If, instead, he BRIDGE written by Alfred SowHi Wast North East ruffed a club with his last DAILY QUESTION Shelnwold Is available. Get 17 Pass 37 Pass trump, he'd never get back As dealer you hold: 4) Q J your copy by sending $1 25 to to dummy to draw the last 47 AllPass. the Red Bank Register, P.O Opening lead - • Q Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif. Peantits •9053) PIP IT EVER OCCUR P0VE5 REPRESENT ID V00 THAT W OKAY,5OfOU'RE CUTEtC00IN6lSUlEET, NOT APOVE MIGHTK A POME? EVEWTHIrtt IS OH, 50WCEL0VE! M~* Beetle Bailey ITDLDTW6PEMTA«OrV ANDX VDU MADE THIS MO, I DELEGATEP IP THEV'P PaECATE THS WDIT AM EFFICIENT THE AUTHORITY AUTHORITY ID MS, IP CAMP* MAKE THIS AN EPPIOINT CAMP Merit Ultra Lights NewTaste Now the Merit idea has been introducedatonly4mgtar-New MeritULTRA LIGHTS. A milder Meritforthosewhoptieferanidtru low tar cigarette. New Merit ULTRA LIGHTS Its going to set awhok new taste standard for ubru low tar smoking MERIT Utra lights 4 mj "tar" 0.4 mg nicotine w. per cigantta by FTC Method Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.