Income tax challenged by 'expert By MARK MAGYAR taxes. And I'm telling you the Constitution income tax be should pay, but be staved off WEST LONG BRANCH - The government does not require you to submit tax returns," he government subpoenas by asserting his Fourth does not have the power to force anyone to pay said. Amendment right to keep his papers private. income taxes, a Connecticut "tax expert" told Schiff said the 16th Amendment gives the "Another reason no federal or state judge the Federation of New Jersey Taxpayers con- federal government the power to levy and can legally enforce the collection of any tax is vention here yesterday. collect taxes on income, but does not give the that the tax laws require payments in dollars/' Inrin A. Schiff, author of "The Biggest government the power to require an individual Schiff said. "By 'dollars,' they mean those Con: How the Government Is Fleecing You," citizen to levy a tax on himself. instruments of legal tender which are re- boasted to an audience of more than 100 that he "The federal government should levy in- deemable in gold. has not paid any income taxes since 1973, and come taxes the way a municipal government "When the federal government went off that the federal government has been unable to levies property taxes — by sending the individ- the gold standard, it turned those legal dollars force him to do so despite numerous attempts. ual a bill for the amount he owes," Schiff said. into mere promissory notes which promise Schiff explained his formula for tax evasion "Unless the government sends you a bill for nothing. Like the dollars printed by the Con- to the gathering, and promised complete de- income taxes owed, you don't have to pay any tinental Congress which were not redeemable tails in his $30 Freedom Kit," which consists income tax. for anything of value, these dollars are also of five cassette tapes and his "Tax Rebel's "The only way the government knows bow 'not worth a Continental,'" he said. Guide to the United States Constitution and the much Income you've earned is when you dis- Schiff asserted that the federal government Declaration of Independence." close the amount in a tax return — that is, doesn't need an income tax to continue to "People who have my 'Freedom Kit' need when you bill yourself. You are under no provide what be regards as "essential ser- have no fear of the Internal Revenue Service," Constitutional obligation to levy a tax on your- vices." Schiff said. "The only way the government self. The income tax is based on voluntary "The federal government gets 60 percent can levy taxes against you is when you submit compliance. If you don't feel like complying, of its income from other sources of taxation, a tax return admitting to a certain amount of don't!" and spends only 23 percent of its budget on income. Schiff, who lives in Hamden, Conn., said defense, which is the most essential service "If you don't submit a tax return, the the federal government has tried to subpoena provided by government," Schiff said. "Ob- Taxpayer* make feelings quit* obvious with poster (Carl Torino photo) government can't force you to pay income his books and records to find out how much See lacwnetai, pace I The Daily Register >1 onmoii<•• County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 102 NO. 256 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 28.1980 20 CENTS Vance resigns in raid's aftermath

WASHINGTON (AP) - Shouts of retreat from "but both concluded it was impossible for him to compromise in preference to confrontation. His a remote Iranian desert echoed across America function as secretary of state." attitude was shaped partly by bis Wall Street today. The reverberations: a stunning Cabinet Earlier, another official, who also declined to lawyer background and also by the U.S. involve- resignation, a presidential trip, revulsion over the be identified, said that while Vance was troubled ment in the Vietnam war, which Vance as deputy lurid display of dead American commandos, stir- recently with the flu and gout, he intended to quit secretary of defense first supported and then rings of congressional Inquiry. as a result of policy disagreements. "Anything began to doubt. Bit by bit, too, an outline of the failed, top- can happen at the last minute, but that's the way While Vance's resignation and President secret rescue mission became known over the it looks now," the official said. Carter's trip to Texas were the focus of most weekend. It was not known who would replace Vance, attention in the capital, Congress goes back into II was reported that Secretary of State Cyrus but speculation centered on Warren Christopher, session today ready to conduct inquiries Into Vance was the lone dissenter among presidential the deputy secretary whose role grew as Vance's Carter's handling of the affair and into the me- advisers privy to the rescue plan. Yesterday, be declined. chanical problems that reduced it to failure. quit his post amid public revelation of his opposi- Over the last 3 W years Vance has seen some of Carter is going to the Brooke Army Medical tion. his priority projects, including arms control and Center in San Antonio to visit those injured in the Vance's resignation, confirmed last night by detente with the Soviet Union, pushed to a back crash that occurred during the withdrawal. two high administration officials, came as a burner as the administration hardened its stance Ovej the weekend, Senate leader Robert Byrd shock even though be had planned to leave at the toward Moscow. His principal antagonist in the complained that Carter had become a "hostage" end of President Carter's current term. It left a struggle for Carter's ear was Zblgniew to the Iranian situation himself and should hit the vacancy in the management of U.S. foreign policy Bnetinaki, the national security adviser with campaign trail. White House Press Secretary at a time of considerable international turmoil, pronounced anti-Soviet views. Jody Powell said such a move has not even been with the nation embroiled In disputes Involving The disclosure that Vance disagreed with the discussed, but Carter's visit - bis first out of Iran, the failed rescue mission and the Soviet military rescue attempt was, In itself, surprising. Washington since Oct. 2», in days ago - Is taking move into Afghanistan. Usually, once a presidential decision is reached - him to a state whose Democratic primary is on One U.S. official, who declined to be Identi- particularly one that doesn't work out -the ranks Saturday. fied, said Vance was the only member of the around him dose with no one acknowledging On ABC's "Issues and Answers," Brzextnskl National Security Council who opposed the rescue disapproval. was asked about Vance's reported unhappiness operation as too risky. "They had a good rela- Characteristically, Vance favored In most ov- tionship," the official said of Vance and Carter. erseas ventures a careful approach based on Sec VaacevalU, page 1 President Carter, Zbigniew Brxexinski, center, and Cyrus Vance Military bid Iranians eye ransom wins support for American bodies NEW YOI.K (AP) - failed In an attempt4o spirit By Associated Press eign Ministry in Tehran since the embassy Americans overwhelmingly the hostages away from their Some of the U.S. hostages were reported takeover Nov. 4 were not moved, a ministry approve of the military effort militant captors. Equipment transferred from the embassy In Tehran as official said. to free the hostages in Iran, failures and tragic mistakes the bodies of the American servicemen killed The bodies of eight American servicemen and they say President in the desert south of Tehran in the abortive rescue attempt were dis- killed in the aborted rescue mission Friday Carter waited loo long to use aborted the mission hundreds played there. An attempt to demand ransom were laid out in plastic bags on the ground at military force to try to end of miles short of iU goal, for the bodies was indicated, but the Carter the embassy and reporters and TV camera the months-long crisis, an As- Carter told the nation in a administration said It won't pay up. crews were called In to see them and photo- sociated Press-NBC News early morning statement A group of the hostages arrived in Tabriz, graph them. poll says The AP-NBC News poll the restive capital of Azerbaijan province 80 President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr said Sat- The public also thinks an- was conducted on Friday and miles south of the Soviet border, while anoth- urday the bodies should be returned "with no other military effort to fret Saturday, after the failure of er group was sent to Qom, the Sbiite Moslem conditions attached." But the newspaper of the more than SO Americans the mission was announced, holy city 100 miles south of Tehran, the the hard-line Islamic Republican Party, should be considered, al- and Is based on telephone In- militants occupying the embassy announced Jomhori Islami, said President Carter should though that now seems un- terviews with 1,603 adults na- Sunday. be made to ransom them by releasing the $8 likely with the militants' de- tionwide. They said some of the militants were billion in Iranian assets be froze in November cision to scatter the hostages By better than a two-to- accompanying each group and that control of in retaliation for the hostage seizure. to various cities outside one margin, Americans sup- the hostages was to be shared with the people Ayatollah Mohammad Beheshti, the par- Tehran. ported the military effort to of each dry. ty's head and the secretary of the ruling Howver, even with the free the hostages. "We decided to keep the spies in various Revolutionary Council, said the council strong support for the Sixty-six percent said they cities so that we won't be forced to kill the should decide what to do with the bodies. aborted rescue effort, Ameri- approved of the attempt. spies if the U.S. government repeats foolish Defense Secretary Harold Brown ruled cans' rating of Carter's han- Twenty-four percent said actions," the militants said. out bartering for the bodies. "This is some- dling of the Iranian crisis has they disapproved. Three On Saturday they said the hostages would thing in which we do not propose to engage," slipped another notch. percent rejected the effort APtfwto be dispersed to foil another U.S. rescue at- he said on CBS-TV's "Face The Nation." Americans awoke Friday because it failed, and 7 U.S. INTENTIONS REVEALED — Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkali, a leading revolu- tempt. "We're not in the body-buying business," morning to the news that U.8. percent were not sure. tionary judge, shows a map to newsmen yesterday at the occupied U.S. embassy In The militant did not say-how idany of said Zbigniew Braeiinski, Carter's national military men had tried and See Poll, pagel Tehran. Khalkali said the map, taken from one of the abandoned U.S. aircraft In the their 50 captives were transferred or where security adviser, on ABC-TV's "Issues And eastern Iranian desert, showed that the American commandos planned to strike 14 and when the others might be moved. But Answers." The Inside Story centers In Tehran, Including the home of Avatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. three senior U.S. diplomats held at the For- See Iran eyes ransom, page I THE WEATHER Freed ambassador exultant M raU IM gMMNNJ ft n HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE, "He said he was making great tant secretary of state. The papal nun- teaerrew. Hlfhs bath today aad I Fla. (AP) — U.S. Ambassador Diego progress in converting some of them to. cio, Msgr. Angelo Acerbi, and a Vat- Ms. Cemptetereeert, page! Asencio, freed after 61 days as a capitalism," Passage said by tele- ican negotiator flew with the Ameri- hostage in Colombia, called his guer- phone yesterday from the am- cans to Homestead, then left im- Nerta Stars east i rilla captors a "bunch of spaced-out bassador's suite at the base. mediately, Passage said. Flgaena waats.Yaaks to trade Urn...... I teeny-boppers" and said he nearly dis- "A number of them were quite Passage said Asencio, who did not SaivatiM Amy CMe A wares...... il suaded some of them from Marxism. surprised at some of the things he said speak with reporters, would stay here SPCAI .... 14 An exuberant Asencio told a State ... be thought with a little more Ume be two days — resting, visiting his family Department spokesman be could have probably could have converted half « and being examined by doctors. He converted a few of the leftists to capi- dozen or so of them." then will fly to Washington for debrief- DTMgw NVKf. DAILV REGISTER talism if he'd had more time with them The spokesman said Asencio, the ing. PHONE NUMBERS in the Dominican Republic Embassy at U.S. ambassador to Colombia since The ambassador said the guerrillas Mala OIBce Bogota 1977, was in excellent health and his were "a very mixed group, some of Tell Free. ffl-MN "They didn't have the foggiest Idea mood was "celebratory ... like some- them being hard-core Marxists, others Tell Free UM1M what the real world is like, "spokes- body who had just won the 'Fort being rather fuzzy-minded ideologues Dept. HM7W man David Passage quoted the 48-year- Lauderdale Open' or something.'' of one sort or another," Passage said. nmlatlea Dipt old diplomat as saying. Asencio stepped off the chartered 'There was no sense of Ideological Asencio, who was freed In Havana plane Into the arms of his wife, Nancy, purity — some of them were just teen- yesterday along with 11 other captive and daughter, Maria. His other daugh- age adventurers." diplomats, arrived here 20 pounds ter and three sons arrived later yester- Details of the settlement with the lighter and with a bushy gray beard. day for a reunion, Passage said. guerrillas were not immediately On the 40-minute flight to Home- The hostages, who' were accom- known, but they were reported to have stead, he expressed "no sympathy" panied on a fight from Bogota by 15 won international guarantees govern- William J. Clark, custom for his Marxist captors but "con- leftist guerrillas, were greeted in Ha- ing the conduct of political trials and Call For Help Day or painting. 84M489. siderable human understanding," Pas- vana by Passage, two American doc- other assurances their rights would be Night sage said. tors and Samuel Baton, a deputy assis- protected. Ambassador Diego Asencio greets his wife 2 The Daily Register MONDAY, APRIL 26.1980 Income tax challenged ^People - OKLAHOMA CITY by one who doesn't pay (AF) — Gcae Aatty was Mined to the Hall of Fame viously, we can get by without the 40 percent government directly to the people," Dorsey .0.1 Great Westerners it the of the federal budget paid for by Income said. "It will permit the people to vote 19th annual Western taxes. directly on legislation which legislators are HeciUge Awards Banquet "In 1950, (0 percent of government spend- too cowardly to vote for." *u the National Cowboy ing was in the field of defense," he said. Dorsey said be is optimistic about his kH»U of Fame and Western "Now, SO percent of government taxes go to chances of getting an initiative and referen- i dum proposal on the November ballot. • Oilman J.B. Saunders transfer payments, which is the taking of dollars from Citizen A to give to Citizen B via "Initiative and referendum has long been .described Autry on Satur- a Republican issue," he said, "but we're day as "one of the most welfare, pensions, Social Security, CETA, agricultural subsidies and so on. The re- picking up key Democratic support, such as famous men, not only in Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Wil- America but in the world." distribution of wealth through transfer payments is not the proper function of gov- liam Musto (D-Hudson). If we can get the , The (lying fists and concurrent resolution through both houses of quiet draw of Tex Ritter the Legislature, it will go on the November ^ere shown in film clips on Lee Paciflco of North Arlington, presi- ballot. r a .screen during the cere- dent of the Federation of New Jersey Tax- "And I know the people will support It." "aioqies, and Ritter was payers, said she was disappointed that only he went on. "A non-binding referendum on named to the hall of fame 100 of the organization's 2,000 dues-paying the initiative and referendum question was SEN. JOHN DORSEY IRWINA.I pgsthumously members attended yesterday's annual con- His award was accepted held in eight counties last November, and it ( G—rgaBaft vention, but blamed the poor turnout on incle- passed in every one with U percent of the j^y his widow, Dorothy, and ment weather. 'by his sons, Tom Ritter total vote." Boatlift goes on despite huge storm The best-known of the convention's sched- The counties which held the referendum Land John Ritter, star of KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - consider themselves very vice official in Key West said uled speakers, Assemblyman Anthony Im- last fall were Burlington, Cape May, Cum- The week-old Cuban boatlift -television's "Three's lucky," Cmdr. Samuel J. there are signs that Castro is periale, R-Essex, failed to show up to give bis berland, Hunterdon, Morris, Ocean, Som- that has ferried 3,900 refu- Dennis said. ¥ " speech on "Law and Order." erset and Warren, he said. gees to freedom in defiance Six boats carrying ISO beginning to clean out his Jails and mental institutions. ; LOS ANGELES (AP) — But state Sen. John Dorsey, R-Morrls, Orechio said initiative and referendum Is of U.S. government warnings Cubans arrived yesterday Kenneth Taylor, the Cana- and Assemblyman Carl Orechio, R-Essex, important because "too many politicians are survived a furious storm that morning before the thunder- "We had some people dian ambassador who did show up and delighted the crowd with controlled by special interests" and because swept the Florida Straits storm Interrupted the influx. here today who said they bad their alphabet addresses on "IUl" and of the governor's power to "pocket-veto" with hurricane-force winds Among them was a 6-hour-old helped spirit six Ameri- and temporarily stopped the been in prison and we had a cans out of Iran, says he "T*E." legislation be opposes simply by not signing it boy, born to one of 100 refu- couple who war* obviously — a procedure which denies the Legislature exodus. tad' his countrymen have Dorsey announced yesterday that the Sen- gees packed aboard a 18-foot mentally deranged," INS of- an opportunity to override his decision, as a "If there was anybody out shrimp boat. *b*en surprised and pleased ate Judiciary Committee will hold a public ficer Kent Wheeler said. by the American public's hearing in Trenton on June II on "initiative formal veto would. there, they wouldn't have a While the flow of refugees wMtn reaction to their ef- and referendum," a proposal which would He also charged that the "T*E" legisla- chance," a National Weather was halted momentarily, the Coast Guard cutters towed tion, which required the state to pay a higher Service forecaster said yes- battle over what to do with in nearly W disabled boats give citizens the right to place public ques- terday as winds gustod to 90 Taylor and his wife, Pa- tions on the ballot by petition for the purpose percentage of education costs to guarantee a them intensified. In Miami, yesterday, and six exiles "thorough and efficient" education for all mph across the 90 miles of the ultimate destination of were plucked from the sea by tricia, were honored at a of referendum. churning sea. .reception Saturday at the students, has usurped local control of educa- most refugees, Mayor a Coast Guard helicopter af- Twenty-four states now give their citizens But the U.S. Coast Guard, Maurice Ferre said be would .borne of the Canadian con- "initiative and referendum" powers, which tion ter their boat sank. One 24- ant general. which received 29 rescue seek to have the city declared California citizens used to pass the landmark "TfcE takes up 1671 million out a $1 calls in one five-minute peri- a disaster area to obtain foot boat was found capsized , | "It was an event that tax cut measure. Proposition 11. pad a good conclusion," billion stale income tax nobody wanted and od alone yesterday, reported more federal aid. about 30 miles north of Cuba Taylor said. "It was a "Initiative and referendum is a golden has accomplished nothing to improve educa- no deaths or serious injuries. Meanwhile, an Immigra- with a life jacket the only staple, straightforward, Ursula Aadress opportunity to restore control of our state tion," Orechio said. "The people today should tion and Naturalization Ser- remaining sign of its crew. MQperstandable, human- itarian event which people NEW YORK (AP) - Uamegat Bedmnster Berkeley Heights Bernardsville Blackwood Brick Town Camden Carterel Cherrv Hill Cranlord East Brunswick East Orange EatoMown like to read about on the There was the wet bikini Jiffitpage." role in "Dr. No," Playboy J, ."Canadians who found centerfolds, doiens of themselves in the United films and adoring fans. States were overwhelmed And now, at 44, there's by it (the reaction)," he going to be a baby for gatf. He cited incidents in Ursula Aadress. SUch amusement parks "Love affairs (Jean- gave Canadians free ad- Paul Belmondo) and hus- mission, buses offered Ca- bands (John Derek) can nafllans discounts and indi- end, but a child is forev- viduals bought them er.... With the baby, I feel that I am taking off my training wheels and getting '1IJOS ANGELES (API- into the mainstream of Actor Gearge Raft is listed life," she told People mag- tn tUble condition at New azine. Hospital where he is under- The father-to-be is going treatment for pneu- Harry Hamlin, 28, an actor ptusa mdhla and emphysema. and Yale graduate who will '•Oh, be'i just doing appear with Miss Andress fine — just plugging in "Clash of the Titans," along," the spokeswoman to be released next year. saU Sunday night. They plan to marry af- 'The M-year-old actor, ter the baby (a boy, ac- star of many gangster cording to the amniocen- movies in the 1930s and tesis test recommended •40s has been hospitalized for mothers-to-be over SS) for several week*. Is bom in mid-May. Kennedy eyes Texas after two victories OIT (AP) - Sen. Tin Kraft, a top Carter irard M. Kennedy, political strategist, called the _m Stored by election vie- outcome "a good day's torjias over President Carter work." He noted that Ken- in,.two Industrial states, nedy had to settle for a slim beaded yesterday tor t visit victory and observed, "We toMexlco that may yield new just keep piling up those dele- pililical dividends for Ken- gates." nedy's presidential cam- "We are very pleased paign with the results, especially •Jibe reason: the next big under the circumstances," {frier-Kennedy primary test •aid Stephen Smith, Ken- U '-next Saturday in Texas, nedy's brother-in-law and jrhere Kennedy enjoys strong campaign manager. I in the large Mexican- The circumstance that had community. That most worried the Kennedy could be strength- camp was the ill-fated at by Kennedy's meeting tempt to rescue the Ameri- can hostages in Iran, and Jay with Mexican Presi- whether it would prompt a dent Jose Lopez PortiUo. surge of support for the presi- The Iran situation, too, dent. 1 affect the outcome, but ' was favored to win a There was no clear indica- ,rity of the 1S2 delegate tion, from the Michigan re- vptis at stake in Texas. sults or from random in- terviews at caucuses, how the Ronald Reagan picked up Iran situation might have af- 12 more delegates this week- fected the vote. {MDn congressional district •anises in Missouri and But Kennedy appeared to MMesoU. lengthening his have benefited from wide- already wide margin over spread discontent in the slate Bush for the Re- over his hamfling of the econ- omy. Michigan has been par- presidential nomi- ticularly hard hit by plum- meting sties and employee •.,; Kennedy won last weak in layoffs In the automobile in- ftnngyiVBnia and Michigan dustry. by the narrowest of margins jihjd didn't make much of a Douglas Fraser, president Htjnt in Carter's wide lead in of the United Auto Workers their contest for the 1,886 del- union and a key Kennedy ally, 11 : votes needed for nomi- said be thought Carter gained i at the Democratic Na- from public reaction to the 1 Convention in August. rescue attempt. latest total compiled "In tunes of international b The Associated Press gave difficulty, there's a great ten- ; rter 1,109 nominating votes dency of the American people ai d Kennedy 638. to rally around the flag," Fraser told a post-election The balloting In Missouri •Win conference at I Minnesota left Reagan A poll conducted for the • ft 429 delegates compared Detroit News Indicated that b Bush's DC. A Mil of 9M only 10 percent of the 874 delegate voter Is needed for Michigan voter* surveyed age rescue • After the results of Demo- attempt changed their minds. ih) MtcMtaa The poll also Indicated that about 43 percent of the Ken- nedy voters were voting against Carter, but would rather have voted for some- l other than Kennedy SHREWSBURY, N J./ MONDAY, APRIL 26,1960 The Dairy Register 3 TION Vance quits, opposed raid •yTWAi (Continued) based at Fort Bragg, N.C. Ninety men yesterday, however, says the hdl'ex- were to be flown from a desert staging asked about Vance's reported unhappi- tent of the mission has been revealed. area to the mountains near Tehran by "No American armed forces remain ness about the rescue operation. He did helicopter, then were to enter the city 'Caper' trial proceeds Stress, mouth linked not answer directly, but said,"... after in Iran," he said. in trucks and buses under the hope that Carter's handling of the affair is MIAMI - The prosecution In tbt "Gold NEW YORK - While stress may cause extensive <««••«—!«?« In the National in the darkness and traffic they Security Council, in which all the presi- being questioned in Congress. The 8est- Plumbing Caper" trial of impended Dade hfadsrhw, ulcers, heart attacks or other wouldn't be spotted. ate Foreign Relations Committee sari County Schools Superintendent Johnny L. ailments, it sometimes first tuns up as dent's advisers took part, the president Somehow, with the help of opera- the House Foreign Affairs Committee Jones neared the conclusion of its case today mouth and gum disease, a professor of den- took the right decision, took the tives already in Tehran, they were to both are planning to look into whether after toe weekend cross-examination of the tistry says. courageous decision." take over the embassy, rescue the fUte'ikey wltnen. Carter violated the War Powers Act by "People don't think of the mouth as con- Later, administration officisls, who hostages and get out of Tehran, where not consulting them. Jane*, who It bead of the nation'i fifth nected to the body. But the oral tissues asked not to be named, said that Vance a giant C-130 transport would take the "We want a full explanation for largest Khool district, ii accused of trying to respond to stress and even the anticipation of was the only member of the National Americana to freedom. why we were not consulted," said Cle- me school funds for fancy, gold-plated plum- stress." said Dr. Howard Ward, assistant Security Council who opposed the mili- Carter canceled the rescue effort ment ZablocU, the Wisconsin Demo- bing fixtures for a new vacation home under dean for clinical affairs at New York Univer- tary venture into Iran and that his after three of eight helicopters were crat who chairs the House committee. construction. sity College of Dentistry. resignation was imminent. knocked out of operation. During the Senate Majority Leader Byrd, the Jones and a high school principal, Stress can cause people to grind their "Both the president and the secre- retreat one of the choppers crashed only member of Congress to receive Solomon Barnes, are charged with second- teeth in their sleep, leading to jaw, neck or Christopher tary concluded it was impossible for into the C-1S0. Eight men died in the any kind of advance briefing, say* he degree grand theft. Barnes is to be tried after even head pain on arising. It may cause him to function as secretary of state," Jones crash, their bodies left behind. doesn't believe Carter violated the act changes in the mouth membrane that can one official said. lead to tooth loss, he said. background Reports from Tehran dispute the He said Carter briefed him on the mis- Since Friday, when the White House U.S. version of the mission. Iliese say sion Wednesday — a day before it was Stress also alien the acid content of made public the mission, it has become that nine bodies were left behind, that canceled - but without saying it was Lance jurors divided saliva in the mouth, Ward said, which can is similar clear that the rescue was designed to 29 men were actually killed, that many imminent. promote tooth decay and gum disease. ATLANTA — The jurors in Bert Lance's free not only the 50 hostages at the more aircraft and some S ,000 men were Byrd has called for an inquiry into bank fraud trial, now in iu ltth week, say WASHINGTON (AP) - embassy but probably the three U.S. involved and that they were to strike at the malfunctions that led to the loss of they won't be able to return unanimous ver- Prison takeover ends Warren M. Christopher, con- diplomats held at the Iranian foreign 14 points, including the home of re- the three helicopters. "It raises seri- dicts on all charges against the former U.S. sidered s top prospect to suc- ministry as well. ligious leader Ayatollah Rahollah Kho- ous concern about the maintenance of MICHIGAN CITY, lad. (AP) - Re- budget director and three co-def aidants ceed his boss as secretary of This was to be pulled off by an elite meini. our equipment and the adequacy of oar bellious prisoners at the Indians State Prison The sii men and six women jurors de- state, has a background at antiterrorist squad called Blue Light A report by Carter made public personnel," he said. liberated for a sixth day Saturday, staying in early today released four hostages after least superficially similar to their wlndowless list-floor room until 6 p.m., heavily armed state police officers entered that of Cyrus R. Vance. the prison, said Corrections Department four hours after they had announced their Both are lawyers, Demo- Commissioner Gordon Faulkner. The crats and experienced In gov- Defense attorneys wen eager to learn hostages were not hannedand the takeover Iran eyes ransom for bodies ernment outside the State De- came to an end The hostages were the last of whether the jury has been able to agree on partment. seven taken by some J5 inmates during an (Continued) involved in the U.S. rescue mission. He number of ships will drop back to about some of the If counts. A former law clerk for the If the jury has agreed on some of the uprising about noon yesterday. showed reporters a machine gun, sev- 21. At last report, the Russians bad 17 late Supreme Court Justice eral submachine guns, and plastic Ira- ships in those waters. charges, those verdicts could be entered. Their peaceful release ended the tense William 0. Douglas, Christ- Ayatollah Sadegh Khalkhali, who There could be a new trial on the remaining incident about M noun after It began. presided at the display of the bodies at nian aircraft markings he said the Carter, whose rating in public opin- opher joined a Los Angeles Americans planned to use. ion polls is dropping because of Us counts. Faulkner did say how the release was pro- law firm in 1950, became a the embassy, said nine bodies wen duced. He said 12 of the Inmates were in- recovered, and at least 20 more com- U.S. officials said they scrubbed the handling of the Iranian crisis, planned partner in 19M and worked rescue because they had less than six to fly to Texas today to visit the five Klan march peaceful volved in negotiations and that none of them there until being named depu- mandos died in the raid "but their was believed to be armed. bodies are powder now." But Pentagon helicopters operational at the desert Injured servicemen. Meanwhile, In- ty U.S. attorney general by refueling site, the number Pentagon KOKOMO, lnd - Mayor Stephen J. Daily No serious injuries of either inmates or officials Insisted only eight Americans formed sources in Washington said former President Johnson In officials said wen needed for the job. says he's pleased the Ku Klux Klan marched employees were announced, but CeUblock C, were killed. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, the 19(7. One of the original eight choppers peacefully In his city, but be-hopes the group the center of the uprising, was described as Noting that only eight bodies wen only member of the National Security doesn't ask permission to do it again next In the Carter adminis- turned back to the aircraft carrier Council to oppose the rescue operation, "ripped apart." produced by the Iranians, they year. tration, he represented Vance NlmiU because of problems, another was resigning. in meetings with many for- speculated that the ninth man was Pet- ditched In a sandstorm and a third "We felt we couldn't turn down their ty Officer 1st Class Stanley E. Thomas Border hostilities between Iran and request on constitutional grounds, but we've Kidnap suspect caught eign leaders and has been a developed hydraulic problems. Iraq continued. Pan, the official Ira- of Philadelphia, who they said ap- been tense for the last two or three months," LOVELOCK, Nev. - ExacUy one month familiar figure on Capitol A fourth collided with one of the six nian news agency, said Iranian forces parently dropped his wallet and be was said Daily, who watched Saturday's rally after the disappearance of 10-year-old Ronak Hill in recent months, brief C-lJOs on the ground at the site, 200 shot down an Iraqi helicopter Sunday running to board one of the evacuation from an empty office building facing the Tolleson Jr. from his West Covina, Calif, big congressional leaden on miles east of Tefarsn, killing eight men and took eight crewmen captive, aad planes. They said Thomas was "alive downtown square In this north-central Indi- home, the man accused in the kidnap-tUyini events In Iran and Afghan- and Injuring five, U.S. officials said. forced down an Iraqi plane and took aiit ana city of 41,000 case was due to return to California in hand istan. and well." The five remaining C-l 90s flew out with crew members prisoner near Sos- Khalkhali also displayed two maps The march, which lasted less than 10 cuffs. Christopher, M, has re- the survivors, and Iranian forces re- angerd, on the border In southern minutes, attracted about 40 Klansmen Young, 21, was to appear today before t cently done much of the most he said were recovered from the air- covered three of the remaining chop- Khuxestan province. craft abandoned by the Americans In dressed In white robes and the traditional federal judge and authorities said yesterday important foreign travel for pen and destroyed the other two. Then was no Immediate reaction pointed hoods. he was expected to waive extradition. the State Department - the the desert. One snowed lines drawn to The U.S. aircraft carrier Constella- from Iraq. But the official Iraqi newt kind of trips that Vance's 14 sites in Tehran, Including Kho- Uon and six escorting warships arrived agency scoffed at a Tehran Radio re- predecessor, Henry Kissin- meini's house, and Kbalkhali said the in the Indian Ocean ana, raising the port claiming Iraqi President Saddam The weather ger, usually made In person. Americans planned to destroy each one number of U.S. Navy ships operating in Hussein wss killed In a coop and Us For example, Christopher systematically. The other showed lines the approaches to the Persian Gulf to a government overthrown. drawn from the desert site to Tehran FORECAST served as the adminis- record of about S4. Another carrier, the "This report spread by Tehran Is and Qom, and Khalkhali said the Amer- Eisenhower, and its escorts an due tration's chief salesman of the result of s sick Imagination denied icans planned to destroy each city as Tuesday, but It and the Constellation by reality," the agency said. "Then Carter's economic sanctions well. will relieve the carriers NlmlU and was no coup and President Saddam plan and bis proposed Olym- KK.ikh.li claimed II planes, 20 hel- Coral Sea, which have been on duty Hussein Is In good health and excellent pic Games boycott In trips to icopters and at least J.000 men wen then for several months, so the total spirits." Europe earlier this year. On one such trip, he Timmhome showed the range of his diplomatic rhetoric, refer- Western Allies vow guarded ring one day In London to the Soviet Union's "Baked ag- by police gression" in Afghanistan, but to support sanctions saying two days later in Brus- MILWAUKEE (AP) - sels that "the Does of com- ernment moved quickly to dispel any Im- The suburban home of LUXEMBOURG (AP) - Western Eu- Barbara Timm is under pa- munication must remain rope's leaden muted their displeasure over pression that they wen at odds with their open to the Bast; the door American ally. lice guard as angry and some- the abortive U.S. rescue attempt and stood times threatening telephone must be left open to the by their threat to Impose economic sanctions British Foreign Secretary Lord Car- I Sltov*'* Slot.oixxy Ooludrd NAIIOMM WHIWI MIVKI callers vent their rag* pursuit of peace." against Inn on May 17 unless "decisive rington said he viewed the rescue attempt as mtttHB •»•••• =:=:= MO A A. US D,* ^ C »•.•».•«, against her apology to Inn progress" Is made toward freeing the Ameri- a step far short of the type of military action for the ill-fated raid to rescue can hostages. the allies hoped to forestall In agreeing to the American hostages In Heads of the nine governments in the sanctions. Tehran, Including her son. WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are forecast European Common Market reaffirmed their Poll shows Mrs. Timm, In London fol- TIDES today over much of the Northeast, except for pledge last night at a working dinner ending "France has decided to pursue, with the lowing s visit in Tehran with northern New England, according to the National the tint day of a two-day summit meeting. European community, its efforts in solidarity Sandy Heek her 20-year-old son Marine Weather Service. The shower* will range westward support for "Then was unanimous solidarity with with the United States to achieve freedom for TODAY - High 7:53 p.m. Sgt. Kevin Hermenlng, was through Michigan and part of Indiana. It will be hot the position of the United States to release the hostages held In violation of human and and low 1:45 p.m. In the Southeast and West, and cool In the North- "extremely upset and dis- the hostages without harm," a British source International rights," Glscard d'Estaing told TOMORROW- High 8:08 east. rescue try traught" by the "inhumane" said. a.m. and 1:21 p.m. and low reporters. telephone calls, said her law- Spokesmen for several delegations said 2:10a.m. and2:24p.m. (Continued) Italian Foreign Minister Emilio Colombo, yer Carl McAfee. Local weather the government chiefs would issue a forceful For Red Bank and whose government denounced the rescue at- "I cannot visualise any- Despite this support, the statement endorsing the threat of economic Rumson bridge, add two one calling Barbara Timm Yesterday's Ugh temperalan at the Register weata- public judgment is that sanctions and pledging support for the United tempt last week, told reporters Sunday his hours; Sea Bridge, deduct 10 unpatriotic," be said in a tel- er stattsa was MH degrees. The lew yesterday was 17. tt Carter waited too long after Steles. government no longer held that position. He minutes; Long Branch, de- was U at I p.m. I the •veraigbt law was U. Taday'sl ephone interview. the hostages were seised last The Common Market foreign ministers did not elaborate. duct IS minutes. Highlands a.m. I lip II sf I was tt. There was l.M laches of After the flood of hostile Nov. 4 to use military force. agreed on a sanctions formula last week, However, the European leaden wen bridge, add 40 minutes. predsitetlea la lac !4 hoars ending at fa.sa. today. There calls over the weekend, the Two-thirds — U percent — primarily to bead off President Carter's seeking increased American consultation 114 heating degree days yesterday, a* far the SMS* telephone was off the hook said that the military strike threat to use military action in an effort to with them before future moves in the Iranian NUMB to data. Last wMor1! yesterday. Police in suburban aad t,«N far the beattag M came too late In the crisis, resolve the nearly six-month-old Iranian and other crises. One possibility under dis- l.M laches ef rats » far la Oak Creek, a town of 15,000, total to date was 4414. The while only 13 percent said crisis. cussion was a British proposal for a meeting 5» April makes It the wettest April aa ncard to date dispatched extra patrol cart Carter should have waited Some officials thought then might be an between Carter and leaden of the other is expected to fail befare the rala even longer to take military major Western nations, Carrington said. and placed the Timms' sin- anti-Carter backlash because of last Friday's gle-story, ranch-style bouse action. Twelve percent said "Then is beginning to be a clear sense abortive rescue mission. Several of the allies under surveillance after a tel- the action's timing was prop- wen reported miffed because Carter didn't that something needs to be done," another er and 9 percent were not ephoned threat Saturday to * Northern Jersey consult them before staging the operation, British official said. However, be said a burn it down. sure. but British Prime Minister Msrgant summit meeting might be too public and not "Our house was supposed This perception helped Thatcher, French President Valery Glacard Periods of rain and possibly a few thunderstorms conducive to decision-making because of to be blown up last Monday, push down Carter's rating on d'Estaing and the other seven heads of gov- through tomorrow. Lows tonight in the upper 40s to low "all the ramnatass attached toIt. " but we'n still her^heojs- Ms. Highs both today and tomorrow in the mid to upper Iran, with critics of Carter's work narrowly outnumbering year-oH son Kelly Hennen- . Precipitation possibility is 90 percent today, tonight lng said. £ and tomorrow. Winds east 10 to 20 mph through today. backers for the first time since the crisis began. The AP-NBC News poll Brown says Persian Gulf Southern Jersey taken over the weekend found Periods of rain and possibly a few thunderstorms 4t percent of the public disap- through tomorrow. Lows tonight in the upper 40a tolo w proving of Carter's handling 50s. Highs both today and tomorrow in the mid to upper of the Iranian crisis, while 42 blockage most unlikely 50s. Precipitation possibility is 90 percent today, tonight percent approved. and tomorrow. Winds east 10 to 20 mph through today. That was down slightly WASHINGTON (AP) - a threatened attempt "Is'not barrier by sinking ships In the INSTANT from the finding of the March Defense Secretary Harold one of our major concerns." Strait of Hormui "would Brown and Navy experts be- Speculation about poasi- prove Impractical becauce PRINTING Jersey Shore AP-NBC News poll, which M found Americans approving lieve Inn would be unable to bile Iranian efforts to block the bottleneck rwiM many Periods of rain and possibly a few thunderstorms of the president's handling of carry out its threat to block the 20-mile-wide Strait of bypasses beside the main through tomorrow. Lows tonight in the upper 40s to low the crisis by a 47-40 edge, and the entrance to the Persian Hormui have centered 80s. Highs both today and tomorrow in the mid to upper far below the (9-21 approval Gulf and halt the flow of oU to around the idea of sinking U.S. Navy experts dismiss 50s. Precipitation possibility Is 90 percent today, tonight margin he had in late Novem- the West. ships in the waterway topre - the possibility that the tiny and tomorrow. Winds east 10 to 20 mph through today. ber. Ten percent were not "It's not really feasible," vent tankers from: passing Iranian navy — even In top Ocean water temperatures are In the low to mid 50s. sure and 2 percent had not Brown said yesterday when through. shape — could blockade the heard of the crisis this asked whether Inn could However, Navy officials strait effectively. month. back up the threat uttered said there an two major Coastal forecast last week by Foreign Min- channels through the strait Even though the military ister Sadegh Ghotbiadeh. and it would be difficult for Maoasquan to Cape Henlopen: Winds easterly 10 to 20 strike failed to free the Navy authorities said the the Iranians to plug both knots through tonight Cloudy with occasional rain and a hostages, the public would BUILD FOR THE FUTURE! agree with Brown's without being detected by few thunderstorms today and tonight. Visibility mainly like to see another effort con- IMalOMnlowodWCanM .*)•••>••*< assessment and regard the U.S. aerial patrols from car- one to three miles, locally lower In fog and heavier rain. sidered. BUStCSS DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Average wave heights an two to four feet today. Iranian threat as bluster. • riers operating In the Arabian Fifty-four percent of those Ghotbiadeh has said, Sea. BEcmonceAm.ua SERVICES questioned in the AP-NBC "We shall close the Persian If the Iranians managed to And. Ml about «ny otw bmMng wnto* you on KHt of •"31 Eastern Pennsylvania News poll said the U.S. gov- Gulf at any place" if the Unit- sink a hulk, officials said, the w« KM m oRto* nar you Tiy m. ernment should consider a ed States should mine Iranian Navy could remove such an Periods of rain and possibly a few thunderstorms second effort, while 34 ports. obstacle by blowing it up. through tomorrow. Lows tonight 45 to SO. Highs today and percent opposed another try. Brown told a nationwide A study prepared by the CENTRAL JERSEY BANK tomorrow in the low to mid 50s. Twelve percent were not television audience on CBS' Congressional Research Ser- "Face the Nation" that such vice last year said building a 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 28.1980 iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiilliiilliiiiiiiiiiHiMiiiiiiiiii Law firm to handle suits Power out Horse dies, for 4,000 Obituaries owner gets iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiimiiiiii in improper foreclosure customers settlement MIDDLETOWN - Be- Middletown man By JOEL S1EGEL move, claiming that Zolkin ary Hf> for non-payment of Pineview Avenue properties tween 4,000 and S.000 Jer- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - KEANSBURG - A Little was to blame for the Im- taxes. The properties are lo- from Rosa before the fore- sey Central Power 4 Light proper foreclosure, which has The owner of an Arabian Silver law firm has been cated on Bayview and closure judgment had been Co. customers living be- led to at least one claim show bone has been awarded named by Borough Manager Pineview avenues and on entered last May. tween Apple Farm Road is killed in crash 117,500 by a Jury which found Lawrence Riccio to handle all against the borough. Washington Place. and the Red Bank bound- legal actions arising from an The council agreed to re- On the advice of a borough ary were in darkness last MIDDLETOWN - Robert the Hemhauser car. He was the animal died because of an Rosa is seeking compensa- improper foreclosure last move Zolkin, however, only official, Sima demolished night for an hour 'and a C Evans ST.. 54. O( J Chan- in the surgical respiratory examination administered by tion for two houses de- year on five properties here. because he had represented several buildings on the prop- quarter after lightning ceville Place, was killed ear- unit at Riverview Hospital a Toms River veterinarian. molished on the two Bayview at least one of the claimants erties Sima said the official struck a transformer at ly yesterday in a two-car last night. Mrs. Evans was In an unusual medical Attorneys from the firm of Avenue tracts. The bouses Murray, Granello & Kenney against the borough in anoth- led him to believe that the JCPItL's Fair View sub- crash at Route 36 and treated at the hospital and malpractice case, jurors on were torn down after the will receive 160 an hour for er matter. demolitions would enable him station. Leonardville Road. released Friday found Dr. Dale Bod- borough took title to the prop- man responsible for the 1976 their services — the same fee The borough foreclosed to obtain a building permit. JCPtL spokesman John Two other persons, includ- Mr. Evans was born In erties as a result of the fore- death of W.C. Corakiss - paid to Borough Attorney against the wrong owner of He now Is seeking compensa- Canonlco said the power iag Evans' wife, Constance, Jersey City and moved here closure, but before the mis- "Cory" — a brood mare and David Zolkin the five properties. It should tion for the demolitions substation, locate* behind also were injured in the 25 years ago. Before purchas- take was discovered. crash, which took place prise-winning show horse. The Borough Council have foreclosed against The question of who Is to the Fair View first aid sta- ing the Pump House two Daniel Rosa of Rumson, but As compensation, Rosa re- shortly before 3:30a m. In seeking 00,000 for the agreed April 10 that Riccio blame for the improper fore- tion, was struck at about yean ago, he was a truck instead listed John Floyd portedly is seeking two «:» p.m. and three com- Police said Evans, who hone and 12,100 for medical should appoint an independ- closure has not been re- fleet supervisor for Corn Haddow - the owner of the borough-owned properties plete circuits were put out owned the Pump House tav- expenses, owner Barbara ent counsel to resolve all solved. Zolkin has blamed the Products Corp., Yonkers, problems arising from the properties prior to Rosa — on with bouses on them. of service. Canonlco said ern on Route 36 in Highlands, Feuker, who operates Briar faulty foreclosure on the N.Y. foreclosure. all foreclosure documents. the circuits serve Shadow was driving across Route 36 Oak Arabian Farms in Eng- Daniel Sima, Belford, also He was a World War II lish Creek, bad charged that The borough began fore- Commonwealth Land Title Lake Village and the Oak toward Leonardville Road Councilwoman Eileen is seeking compensation from veteran of the U.S. Army Air Bodman tore the bone's rec- closure proceedings in Febru- Insurance Co., Freehold, for Hill section of the town- when his vehicle was struck Lloyd had asked for the the borough. Sima bought the Corps, having served as a ser- tum while performing an un- allegedly providing faulty in- ship. by a car driven by Joseph geant in the offensive against necessary rectal examina- formation after a title search Hemhauser, 21, of 12 Japan. tion. on the properties. A company Township police said Vineyard Ave., East official maintains, however, power also was reported Keansburg. Police' said He was a communicant of According to testimony In Psychiatrists to discuss that the borough Is to blame. out in Chapel Hill, River Hemhauser, driving west on St Mary's Roman Catholic the nine-day trial, peritonitis set In followed by Uminitis, Plaia and other southern Route 36, failed to stop for a Church, New Monmouth. Zolkin has represented sections of the township. red light and his car struck which destroys the hooves Rosa on several matters In Surviving, besides his add the horse eventually had gay teacher's dismissal Canonlco said power the Evans car broadside on the past, but it was his work to be put to death. the driver's side. Evans was wife, are two sons, Robert C. NEWARK (AP) - Psy- feld, argued the discussion Isn't seeking his •"**!•'"»' on for Sima which the council was restored at 1:47 p.m. pronounced dead at Riv- Jr. and Ronald R. Evans, Prior to the examination chiatrists on convention in was a right of free speech. that Issue. Instead, the board cited In removing the at- by serving the affected by Bodman on Aug. 12, 1976, erview Hospital, Red Bank, both at home; two daughters, San Francisco next month "Psychiatrists have a right argues that publicity about torney from the case. customers with power at 4:10 a.m. Mrs. Barbara Jacobson, Cory had given birth to a colt will discuss gay activist John to expore amongst them- him has made him unfit to and later aborted twins. Mn. Neither Robert E. Mur- from the Middletown and Hemhauser was charged Oceanport, and Mn. Gall Gish's dismissal as a teacher selves. What does the Para- teach. Feuker had requested the ex- ray, senior partner in Mur- with failing to observe a red in Paramus schools. mus Board of Education Glsh was elected presi- Red Bank depot substa- Pelusio, River Plata; a sis- amination to see if the mare ray, Granello k Kenney, nor light, and the investigation is A state administrative law fear?" dent of the Gay Activists Al- tions. JCPfcL crewmen are ter, Mrs. Rose Marie Hogan, was again carrying twins. Riccio could be reached for being continued by Patrol- judge says he has no Juris- Erickson ruled Friday liance in New Jersey and has Toms River, and four grand- She charged that the rec- comment last night. expected to have the Fair man James Mooney. diction to prevent the psy- that halting discussion at the lectured and taken part In children. tal examination was unneces- chiatrists from discussing As special borough coun- View station back in opera- Also injured in the crash convention is beyond his Ju- demonstrations for gay sary because Bodman had Gish's eight-year battle with risdiction. Glsh won't take tion today, Canonlco said. was Patrick Quirk, It, of 262 The John K. Pfleger Fu- rights. sel, the firm presumably will said the technique would not the Paramus school board. part in the May I national handle all litigation arising Thompson Ave., East neral Home, New Monmouth, The APA asked two New Keansburg, a passenger in is in charge of arrangements. reveal the presence of twins The board, which removed convention of the American from the foreclosure. In the animal's womb. Glsh from his tenured Psychiatric Association, but Jersey psychiatrists who had Bodman maintained that teaching post at the high one psychiatrist Involved In a role in the case to take part Mrs. Katherine A. Coley be performed the rectal ex- school and reassigned him to his dispute has agreed to In the panel discussion — Dr. FREEHOLD — Mrs. Forresters Lodge, both here. amination to see If the repro- a desk job after be was serve on the panel. Stanley Kern and Dr. Richard Katherine A. Coley, M, of 107 Her husband, the late ductive organs were normal, elected president of a gay ac- A spokesman for the as- Roukema. \ WE REMEMBER ' Throckmorton St., died Sat- Walter Coley, died in 1«M. adding that a rectal tear tivists group, had asked sociation said the panel on Kern was selected by Gish urday at the John L. Mont- Surviving are s son, Rus- could occur in even a careful Judge Eric Erickson to rule Dish's case will be "a brief to pei foi 111 board-requested IN MEMORIAM gomery Medical Home, Free- sell Coley of Cedar Mount, examination such as his. that the case could not be presentation and discussion tests on him In 1977 and con- hold Township. N.C.; two daughters, Mrs. Although the horse con- discussed because it is pend- which will raise the Issue of cluded there was "no indica- Bom in Clinton, Mass., Barbara M. DuBois, here, tinued to show signs of ill- ing. whether psychiatrists should tion of pathology " M. HAROLD KELLY Mrs. Coley lived bar* M and Mrs. Edwlna Gardener of ness, Bodman didn't visit the Gish's attorney, Emll Oi- be used to evaluate some- Roukema was the psy- years. She was a communi- Howell; 14 grandchildren, horse again — despite re- body's professional com- chiatrist with whom the cant of St. Rose of Lima Ro- and 22 great-grandchildren. petence." Late Publisher ol Tke Dally Register. peated requests — until three bosrd consulted for • man Catholic Church, here, The Freeman Funeral days after the examination, Man faces Gish is awaiting a decision hypothetical analysis of and a member of the Home is in charge of arrange- according to testimony. It from the state Board of Gish's conduct before It Pocahontas Lodge and the ments. was then that Cory aborted Education on whether he will pressed charges. He didn't her foal. charges in be r|l«H«ntri The Paramus examine Glsh but indicated The mare was later trans- board filed charges seeking Mrs. Arrie Hudson there could be concern about NEWARK - Mn. Arrie Beauty Chapter, Order of the ported to the University of 6 holdups the English teacher's dis- Pennsylvania's New Bolton missal In 1(71 after be spoke the teacher's mental health. May the road rise to meet you, Hudson, 96, of 899 S. 18th St. Fastern Star. RED BANK - A Munici- Both psychiatrists testified at died Saturday in Beth Israel Her husband, George H. center, one of the largest publicly for homosexual civil equine hospitals on the East pal Court hearing was sched- rights. hearings on Gish's dismissal. May the wind be always at your back, Hospital. Hudson, died In U80. uled today for a borough man Ken may Join the panel dis- Coast. The mare was ordered Hearings on the case, Born in Acomac County, Surviving are a grand- charged with six armed rob- cussion, but Roukema has de- May the sun shine warm upon your face, Va., Mn. Hudson had lived 60 daughter, Mn. Laura Ed- destroyed in November after which started in October af- an abscess near the rectal beries. clined. years in the Kennedy Towen, wards, with whom she lived, The suspect, Ronald J. ter years of legal wrangling May the rain fall soft upon your fields, tear site ruptured. A state Department of Long Branch, before moving and three great-grand- Agee, 13, of 41 Worthley St., over psychiatric tests, were here seven years ago. She children. was arrested Saturday night concluded April 14. Education bearing examiner And until we meet again, may God hold was a member of the Second The James H. Hunt Funer- Shrewsbury office following a holdup at the Glsh has never said be is a Is expected to make a de- Baotlst Church of Long al Home, Asburv Park, Is in Welsh Farms store at 110 E. homosexual and the board cision next month. you in the palm of His hand. Branch, and the Acomac charge of arrangements. opened by doctor Front St. Patrolman Ivan SHREWSBURY - Dr. Grilli spotted the holdup in College asks employees Mn. Michael T. Governale Henry E. Schneider has progress shortly after >:S0 MIDDLETOWN - Mn. ST.; two sons, Michael T. opened an office for the prac- p.m. and called for assistance Margaret E. Governale, 46, Governale Jr. of Red Bank, tice of internal medicine at 23 — and Agee was apprehended to give back week's pay and Daniel J. Governale of of 17 Herb Road, died Satur- Whitest. during a subsequent chase. monitoring the school's re- day at Riverview Hospital, Jackson; her mother, Mrs. NEWARK (AP) - Em- Schneider, a Philadelphia According to police, the covery effort, said the sav- from his loyal associates at Red Bank. Nellie Hesse of Uncroft; two ployees st Essex County Col- native, is a graduate of suspect escaped on foot while lege are being asked to give ings In vacation accurals and Mrs. Governale was bom brothers, Irving F Hesse Jr, Hahnemann Medical College Grilli was summoning help. The Daily Register here, and Daniel J. Hesse of back about one week's salary fuel costs "could he substan- In Belford and lived In the and Pennsylvania State Uni- The area then was sealed off, in order to prevent the school tial." township all her life. She was Fair Haven; a sister, Mn. versity and a U.S. Navy vet- with the help of police from from closing the fiscal year But Hollander said he was a communicant of St. Mary's Jean Mullinax of Atlanta, Fair Haven and Little Silver In the red. concerned about shortening Roman Catholic Church, New Ga.; and a grandson. — and after a search of the academic term because Sept. 21, 1910-April 28, 1971 Monmouth. The John F. Pfleger Fu- The school will shut down Mrs. Blanche yards, Agee was captured at completely for two weeks in of the possible adverse im- Surviving are her hus- neral Home, New Monmouth, the rear of 24 William St. by is in charge of arrangements. June as one of a number of pact on students. band, Michael T. Governale M. Pierson Fair Haven Patrolman drastic money-saving meas- Thomas Vetted. - Mrs. William Beattie WEST LONG BRANCH - ures. Mrs. Blanche M. Pierson, Tt, As a result of an investiga- The step Is designed to KEANSBURG - Mrs. here five years ago. She was of Poplar Avenue, died yes- tion by Police Chief George force school employees tous e Dorothy Finch Beattie, 99, of employed as a bookbinder by Clayton Jr. and Detective up accrued vacation time J. S. Swift Co., New York terday In Monmouth Medical Shore Boulevard, died yester- Center, Long Branch. Mark Fitzgerald, Agee has that could otherwise be sub- day In Riverview Hospital, City, until 1177. Born in Newark, Mrs. been charged not only with stituted for cash payments Red Bank Surviving are her hus- Saturday's holdup but also because the school faces a band, William Beattie; two Pierson bad Uved here 45 Born In New York City, with five additional counts of deficit of $365,000. sons, William and Thomas years. she lived there until moving The shutdown shortens the Beattie, both here; a daugh- She was a former secre- armed robbery: of James school's spring term but the ter, Mrs. Mary Beslanoviti of tary of the Long Branch Hintelmann, 38 Irving Place, RED BANK ONLY classes will be rescheduled 2*2 Death Notices West Keansburg, and nine Board of Fducation and March 22; the Welsh Farms served as president of the Store, April S; WaWa Inc., II for Fridays In May to avoid EVANS —Rabefi C. ST.. eea M. grandchildren. 1 Long Branch Woman's Club Bridge Ave., April S; any loss of Instruction to stu- 1 The Laurel Funeral dents, said Harold Treadwell, ^•M ; srrwnjss Home, West Keansburg, is in from I960 until IBM. She was Krausxer's, 136 Broad St., MEN'S WEAR a member of the First Church April 18, and WaWa Inc. on the college's interim chief ex- charge of arrangements. ecutive. Classes are normally of Christ Scientist, Red Bank. Friday night. «•» 202 Death Notices not held on Friday during MUrt« I linn runaral WeeMoeaV, Her husband, Roy W. Monmouth County District at t:4S a.m. tram *a MM ••• Pierson, died In 1974. May. '*** Court Judge Walter H. rn Fel Mama. Haw Man HUDSON —Mn. Arrie. H. el Surviving are two sons, T. Edward Hollander, the tn lath SI.. Newark, en April H, Gehricke set Agee's ball at lite. Dertlne erendmothar or Mrs. Roland Pierson of Oceanport, state's higher education Laura Edwards; oreat-erand- $60,000 following his arrest. metker el One. 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Only Only Sunday OntVaar Kl 00 itl.oo Mo.oo Horn delivery by Carrlar — Dally and Sunday »!.Ma wart; Sunday only X sir*acaay*tCauotar-Da(iy»canti;Su.d*y|Ocantt Iniroum's 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 28. i960 The Daily Register 5- Authors entertain 150 listeners By BOB BRAMLEY adults as well as three books ation, so I wrote about my They're about the times I've and each has no fear except SHREWSBURY - In- for young readers, "In- friends in 'The Best of Eve- lived In ... There's no one for where the next book will troduced as "two noted au- troducing Shirley rything.' The book was a tre- better to write about the come from. thors who have written books Braverman", "Out of Love" mendous hit, so I went to times you've lived in, be- "The words come; I net-' from the woman's point of and "Toby Lived Here." She Brazil and wrote 'Away cause you've been there," er run out of words when I'm view," Rona Jaffe and Hilma has also written a script tor From Home" my second Jaffe said. doing a book. AU I worry WoliUer entertained nearly the television play "Family" book. Fielding questions from about is the next book," asjk ISO yesterday at the final pro- and several screenplays. Wolitxer. gram of the third year of "I had two best sellers, the audience, the two authors Many of her short stories agreed that writing is a craft "I always write as If it's "An Afternoon with Au- haev appeared hi "Esquire" but this hadn't changed my the last book I'll ever write," , thors," sponsored Jointly by and "New American Re- life the way I thought it that can be learned only by long practice ... like, said said Jaffe. the Monmouth County Li- view." would, so I went out to live a The "Afternoon with Au- brary and the Daily and Sun- Rona Jaffe, whose most little. I wrote short stories Jaffe, gymnastics or figure skating. Each author works thors" series, halted tem- day Register. recent novel is "Class Reu- and published a children's porarily for the summer, will; The program took place in nion," began to write pro- book. In 1965 I realised that on only one novel at a time, resume in October. the library's Eastern Branch fessionally as soon as she women were coming to have an entirely different attitude AUTHORS VISIT — Rona Jaffa, author of "Class Reunion," and Hllma WoliUar. with Fred W Oser of the graduated from Radcllffe In author of "In the Flash." were featured at the season's last Afternoon with Authors Monmouth County Library the early IKOs. In her latest toward men; they were no program yesterday In the Monmouth County Library's Eastern Branch. From left staff as master of ceremonies book she outlines the Uves of longer subservient to them. • re Jaffa; Fred W. Osar of the library staff; Wolltzer, and Jane Foderaro, Tha and Jane Foderaro, The Reg- four women who return toth e So I wrote 'Mr. Right is Pay bXOm the easy, Register's cltv editor : ister's city editor, introduc- college after three turbulent Dead," Jaffe went on. money-having way ing the authors. decades; the effects of these Other books with social Wolitxer, who began pro- unsettled times on the four themes followed: "The Last PLUS 5%* interest fessional writing at 3S after comprise the social theme Chance" about women about completing a career as a that threads Its way through to turn 40, and "Class Reu- per annitm. Sex education foes housewife and mother, said each of Jaffe's 10 novels pub- nion" about bow the '50s and her new career has been de- lished in the last 20 years. scribed as "the great the following decades I JHfeyatone Savings "I was lucky in being able changed women's lives. middle-aged hope." to grow up In my career," "I found a new career hi Jaffe explained. "I wanted to "I guess basically my mobilizing for new books are sociological. middle age after raising my be a writer right from gradu- children. I write books, tele- 9 vision and movie scripts and 'Battle of Trenton short stories and travel to places like Alaska and TRENTON — Debate begins Thursday on said, "but they want local school boards to Shrewsbury, N. J.," she com- a bill to stop the state Board of Education retain their options. The local boards are the mented. Irom mandating family life education in the elected representatives of the people, not the Wolitxer, whose latest public schools — and sex education opponents state board." novel Is "In the Flesh," her are gearing up to speak In favor of the bill, Literature distributed by the coalition second novel for adults, cred- hoping to keep the courses from being taught. its the feminist movement also states that the plan Is unconstitutional with "raising my conscious- One statewide group, the New Jersey because it "establishes a state religion" by ness to that of a writing pro- Coalition of Concerned Parents, was given an extolling the philosophy of the American Hu- fessional rather than that of a opportunity to respond to a Sunday Register manist Association. housewife with a lucrative interview with Susan Wilson, chairwoman of Smith said the humanists "are fun- the state board's family life committee. bobby." damentalist groups that arc man-centered The first turning point hi Mary K. Smith, statewide coordinator for instead of God-centered. the group, said it opposes the family life plan her career came with a check for children in grades K-12 because the sub- "When you have school courses that are from the Saturday Evening ject matter to be taught is rightfully in the completely structuring sex education around Post for the first short story purview of the home, churches and social man, and leaving out God," she said, "you she ever published. groups, not of the schools. And, more im- are asking children to cast off then- Judeo- "I bought a car — a white portantly, Smith says, a mandate to teach Christian beliefs." Rambler station wagon — my sax education usurps local school districts' Smith said she believes that sex education first car," she recalled. power to teach what their own communities courses will teach teen-agers to make ration- Admittedly hooked on want them to teach. al decisions about pre-marital sex on the writing, WoliUer stressed The Coalition of Concerned Parents began basis of their own feelings of what Is good for that the writing Itself, not the in the PlainfieM area several years ago, them. rewards it brings, are most Smith said, as a loose group aimed at com- "But that flies in the face of the Christian important to her. bating vandalism and drug use among religion, which teaches that all pre-marital "I care about the lan- youths. When the battle over the age of sex is bad," she pointed out, adding, "You guage and the characters, not sexual consent erupted last year, the group aren't supposed to decide for yourself," so much about the plot," she was galvanised into action, she said. Smith said the coalition also believes that explained. It now boasts 200 to 250 "active" mem- because the sex education program Is sup- The second turning point bers, Smith said, and a mailing list with 3,000 posed to be "interdisciplinary" in approach, came when she realised to 4,000 names. It has taken out quarter-page sex topics could be discussed in social stud- "that it's all right to write ads in such publications as the Newark Star- ies, literature and math classes as well as about what you know." Ledger, and brought its members out in full science and health classes. Born into a lower middle force to speak at the state Board of Educa- "It's easy to see how literature classes class Jewish family In tion bearing on the family education proposal could discuss sex," she said, "because of the Brooklyn, WoliUer long re- earlier this month, when the board voted 10-1 nature of literature. As for the math, now gretted that she had not lived in favor of the plan. about multiplication? But the nature of when a more interesting life. The group now plans to head for Trenton the subject is to be taught Is of particular "Nothing ever happened. again to speak In favor of a bill sponsored by importance in the elementary grades, where But now I know that it's all slate Sen. Wayne Oumont, R-Warren, to keep a teacher could get a question about sex and right to write about what you the state board from mandating the cur- decide at whatever time she thinks it's ap- know. It's the writer's job to riculum. propriate to talk about the matter." make the ordinary Interest- The coalition objects primarily, Smith Smith said the excusal policy built into the ing, new. The life of imagina- said, to the fact that the state is taking power mandate — which allows parents to take tion Is extravagant and end- away from local districts by mandating the their children out of classrooms when objec- leas. course. tionable material is being discussed — Is "Writing is a wonderful "What we have right now is direct com- occupation; you can grow up munity control," said Smith, a Belmar resi- "That will be pretty hard to do to a kid in and get paid for lying," she Elegance and sophistication lor your table now at savingsl Choose your favorite Royal Doulton bone china dent. Under the "thorough and efficient" the face of peer pressure, and when sex may pattern from our huge selection and save 25%-40% on 32 piece sets and 20%-30% on 16 pc. sets, 4 pc. place law, she said, local boards are supposed to be discussed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.," she said. Wolitxer has written "En- settings, bread & butter plates, medium platters, open vegetable dishes; covered sugars, and creamers. > decide if there's a need for a program and She said she was referring to the elemen- ding" and "In the Flesh" for then mandate It. tary school day, which Is not broken up into use hahna'a tine china club plan: This convenient monthly payment account Is a special service Hahne's "Many of our members are not against specific subject areas in specific time peri- offers for your fine china purchase of 200.00 or mots. This type of account does not hava a finance charge ods. sex-ed per se," she said, "but they are and the monthly payments can be extended up to 12 months. The coat of credit Is included in the price quoted against instituting a program statewide. Al- In an advertisement placed by the coali- though it may be necessary in certain urban tion in the April i edition of the Star-Ledger, for goods and services. 10% down payment required. Acceptance Is subject to credit approval. districts, sex education certainly isn't needed a woman with a report card Is standing in aU across the state" front of two children. The report card lists as The coalition opposes the state board's subjects homosexuality, masturbation, death mandate, Smith said, because it violates the and dying, venereal disease and human sex- provision of the thorough and efficient law uality, with "A" grades given in each of that programs should meet a specific and them. The bottom of the card list* English clearly defined need, that its objectives and math, with "F" grades given in each. (A.) Arcadia should be clearly known and measurable and When asked if her group felt that the reg. that there should be a consensus of communi- teaching of family life would automatically 32 DC set 51400 "Su.so ty support and agreement for any program. lower grades in basic subjects, Smith replied 16 pc set .257.00 206.60 "Since the state board told school dis- that the schools already have failed to teach tricts in 1M7 to develop sex education pro- the basics. 4 pc. setting ...64.25 51.40 grams voluntarily," Smith said, "only 40 "Teaching sex will take time away from percent of the school district* In the state the kids," she observed. "Besides, bow does (B.) Carlyle saw the need for the programs. the state think it will be, successful in - "There are members who see the need teaching sex when it has failed miserably in ATTORNEY— Charles A. 32 pc. set 1028.00 771.00 for such programs in urban districts," she teaching reading and arithmetic?" Russell III, a former assis- 16 pc. set ...... 514.00 411.20 tant Monmouth County 4 pc. setting .128.50...... 102.80 prosecutor, has opened a Tilt noted Chrysler's future office at 801 Court St. In (C.) Concord reenold. The lawyer, who grew up In Fair Haven and 32 pc. set .342.00 .. .206.20 • as quakes fn balanCe today now lives In Freehold 16 pc. set i . 171.00 136.80 Township, Is a graduate of 4 pc. setting ...42.75 ,.34.20 hit volcano DETROIT (AP) -r lnterlocklng goals of I Yale University and ob- Thousands of jobs, 10 percent islation that tained his law degree from VANCOUVER, Wash. of the nation's auto prod- guarantees last I Hofstra university. He is a (D.) Harlow (AP) - While visible vol- uction and the future of one of A federal official close to member of the Monmouth canic activity remains min- the most familiar names in 32 pc. set .754.00 565.50 the situation noted that County Bar Association 301.60 imal, Mount St. Helens tilts U.S. Industry could bang in Chrysler had to demonstrate and serves on a state Bar .377.00 northward amid continuing the balance as the Chrysler it would be self-financing and Association videotape 4 pc. setting ...94.25 76.40 earthquakes, scientists re- Loan Guarantee Board meets a going concern by IMS. Such committee which Is study- port. today. a demonstration will be ing the use of videotaped (E.) Canton Bob Christiansen of the The board meets in Wash- "tough," he said, and carry- testimony In the U.S. Geological Survey said ington at the call of Treasury ing it out will be hard, i courtroom. 32 pc. set .926.00 648.20 yesterday scientists are un- Secretary G. William Miller, ,463.00 370.40 certain of the cause of the 16 pc. eel -r -j—• Its chairman, who said he 4 pc. setting ,115.75 02.60 'tilting, although jt can in- would ask for a decision on dicate a subterranean flow of the $1.5 billion in loan guaran- molten rock beneath the tees Chrysler Corp. needs to K.D. SHARP'S (F.) Angelique 9,677-foot mountain. survive. .514.00 365.60 Steve Martin of the U.S. His announcement last 32 pc. set Forest Service said last night week of the meeting stepped 6 Pc BEDROOM 'SnSSVSW' 1249.95, 16 pc. set o .257.00 205.60 ....64.25 51,40 the tilting was "continuing up the timetable of events. BUNKIEDS [ConioM. ««, BMOng) 1179.95' 4pc. setting at the same rate." Earlier, he had said a de- "Eruptive bursts of cision on the loan guarantees 80FABE0 icipw»a»B.ii 199.95«)up (G.) Sarabande steam and ash have been too would take "several weeks." CRIB NUTTItESSES S19.95 small to reach above the Asked what would happen 32 pc. set . 514.00 365.50 crater," although vents In the If Chrysler is tuned down, MATTRESSES SZ9.95»W 16 pc. set . 257.00 205.60 summit crater continuously the company's top spokes- METAL CLOTHES CABINET 149.95 4 pc. setting ....64.25 61.40 emit steam, Christiansen man, vice president Wendell added. MEITO <.«*..: 164.95 Larsen, said) "It is incon- Please allow 6-8 weeks delivery on patterns not Martin said observers ceivable that they would turn ^ TWIN SET 89.95 from both agencies flew over us down, and the worst thing FULL SET 99 95 in stock. the peak late yesterday and that could happen would be (WE SEU SPRING AIR BEDDHW) noticed "a small stringer of delay." steam coming from the The tottering No. 3 auto- crater ... but it never even maker is perilously low on cleared the crater rim." cash and has not met all the The Daily Register Pentagon: y.S. leave Europe -Published by TV Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON onically and politically for a at the iBMtadeat Lake fto- WASHINGTON - The security guarantee from tat giou College loU bar that her United States." ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. popular wisdom in Washing- acceptance by the first school ton is that the United States WASHINGTON Train and Ellsworth then President and Editor Publisher would auow Yak* to com- must depend on its allies in argue that "a reallocaUon of Western Europe to help SCENE resources and restructured plete her stadias at Lake Re- Herbert H Thorp*, Jr , Atsuunt Editor. CharluC Triblehore. Swday Editor, Rundl P fUucfe. gion on a student's states. She NifM Editor; Juw Foitraro, Oty Bdilor; DorH Kahau, Edlort.1 P«fi Editor achieve American goals — defense of NATO Europe of • whether it involves a boycott fen the beat prospects for the was advistd la came to the United States on a IMay Gwp J Mayer. Buuneu Pat K Rieci, CaatroUtr; Ricfcird D. McKata. Adwrtuu* of the Moscow Olympics or MKthL Vo D tai Director; Fraokj! Allocc*. Production Mj««*r sanctions against Iran. Atta that the report offers America's long-term tourist visa, enroll at Lake For this reason, the Pen- "very viable" alternatives to strategy, they suggest, should Region aad then straighten MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1960 tagon has kept tight security present nff.S. policy. How aim for "an autonomous Eu- things oat many top Defsnae Depart- ropean defense and deterrent wrips on a potentially ex- But though the was doing ment strategists share the capability" be popular with budget-cut- plosive strategy report that well at the North Dakota advocates an almost total authors' views,1s not known. ters at home. Rose garden strategy? I call it minding In other words, our best school, aad was papular hi U.S. withdrawal from Europe Train and Ellsworth ac- The possibility that the bet would be to force Western the small rnmawlly, htr as a move that offers "the knowledge that Western Eu- Europe to fend for itself, in- Russians would "react ag- the store." U.8. college career has been belt prospects for the rope has top priority in U.S. stead of ^fpfpj|f>g on Uncle gressively" if the United blown away by immigration future." defense thinking, over Asia Sam's protective umbrella. States pulled out, or that the What lends the report and the Middle East. But they In terms that might Ir- Western European nations bureaucrats who ordered her weight is its authorship by note the difficulties involved ritate our European allies, might "run to Moscow," to leave the country when her two of the Defense Depart- in this long-accepted priority. the Pentagon report observes were discounted by Train and tourist visa expired. Friends ment ;s best and brightest — — There has been, they that (he recommended U.S. Ellsworth as unlikely. put her in touch with an at- Adm. Henry Train, bead of report, a steady "decomposi- pullout "recognises that the RED TAPE RIGIDITY: torney versed in immigration the U.S. Atlantic Command, tion, erosion and destabiliza- Europeans today are basical- While thousands of militant law, but he holds out scant and former Deputy Defense tion of political will in Eu- ly irresponsible and impotent banians are allowed to stay hope of winning an appeal Secretary Robert Ellsworth. rope and of the European de- in foreign policy and security in the United States hccaani from lbs immigration ruling. Train's duties include com- fense posture." terms, (and) that their im- of their status as students, a mand of NATO's Southern — There will be "continu- potence is due in no avail 14-year-old Japanese woman Footnote: Lake Region College refunded Yuko's MM European naval strike and ing congressional and public measure to their dependency is being denied her dream of support forces. desire to cut U.S. military on the U.S. for their military tuition and the money the had attending college here be- 1 security." •pent for fount rad board. The secret, 3S-page report presence abroad " cause of Inflexible govern- spells out the authors' recom- — There exists "an un- The authors recommend ment red tape WATCH ON WASTE: One healthy (if unavoidable) de- mendation that the United that the United States YukoHori saved up money of the things that infuriates States drastically decrease pendency by Europe on the withdraw all but a "small someone who challenges a U.S. for Europe's military se- from bar secretarial job In its NATO commitments in U.S. force" tram Europe, Tokyo to enroll hi an Ameri- member of Congress is the the interests of national se- curity ... (which) tends to making up for this pullout by can university. Accepted by cut-rate TV and radio studio curity. In a nutshell, Train further erode European a promise of quick military Ellsworth Community Col- available to an incumbent - and Ellsworth suggest that will." * backup in the event of a Sovi- with a taxpayer subsidy. A 10- lege in Iowa, the changed her our European allies simply The authors of the secret et attack This would free the minute videotape seta the mind about going to that cannot be depended upon. report are convinced that the limited American military congressman back **, while school and chose Lake Region The report is not regarded last-named difficulty is the strength for use iilsawhuis in a five-minute radio spot hi as a crackpot commentary by most serious. They note the world, encourage a College at Devil's Lake, $1 50 Congress appropriated any means. Pentagon sources "growing European frustra- credible European nuclear N.D.. instead about &5',000 for the studio's told my associate Dale Van tion with having to pay, econ- deterrent — and, of coarse. An inexperienced official services this year - Court to decide on judges9 power

By JAMES J. KILPATR1CK at was in the "None of the funds ap- WASHINGTON - The first trimester of her preg- propriated in this title shall U.S. Supreme Court heard CONSERVATIVE »££,.•* JsV^tT be used ...for the promotion, arguments a few days ago in direct or Indirect, of the prin- what could prove to be the Nearly three-and-i-half years ciple or doctrine of one world most significant case of this of litigation ensued. She and government " It scarcely the co-plaintiffs who joined term. It presents an unusual- could be seriously contended , her raised a dozen constitu- ly sensitive issue for judges that a U.S. judge, In an ap- to decide — for the case turns tional objections, but this was propriate proceeding, could upon the power of Judges. irrelevant Back hi 1976. after their main contention — that hold the prohibition in vio- On the surface, Harris vs. a bitter fight, Congress the Hyde limitation violated lation of free speech and McRae involves only the agreed upon an amendment the principle of equal protec- KILPATRK'K direct that money be drawn question of tax-paid abortions to the act creating Medicaid tion embodied in toe due Some light in the gloom for poor women on Medicaid Sponsored by Congressman process clause of the Fifth from the Treasury to pro- The underlying question is far Henry Hyde of New York, the rnote world yovtinnMOt in* amendment provided hi un- House and U members of the Immediately after announcement of French President Valery Giscard more important: Can a feder- This past January a U.S. Senate have intervened hi an al judge order tax funds ap- mistakable terms that "no the United States' bungled attempt to d'Estaing, who has been critical of district court agreed; The effort to prtarvo the power propriated for a particular funds contained in this act statutory distinction between At state and local levels, rescue the £3 Americans held captive in American policies, said at the Common of the purse They are conten- purpose, despite the explicit shall be used to uwfiaiu medically necessary abor- judges often have effectively Iran, President Carter declared that the ding strenuously that only the Market conference that "France has command of Congress that abortions except where the tions aad other medically compelled appropriations of Congress, and not the judi- support of our allies would be more decided to pursue with the European tax funds not be appropriated life of the mother would be necessary services bears no public funds. Court-ordered ciary, can direct that money important than ever. And yesterday, for that purpose? endangered if the fetus were rational rrtaltonahlp to any busing of school children for community its efforts in solidarity with be drawn from the Treasury leaders of the nine-nation European I cannot recall a case in carried to term." legitimate governmental in- purposes of racial balance the United States to achieve freedom for for a particular purpose To Common Market rallied 'round, the only which the legislative and ju- The Hyde amendment was terest. The court then or- provides an example. la other the hostages held in violation of human dicial branches have been modified slightly in It77 and dered federal funds released condone such a judicial instances, courts haw or- glimmer of light in the gloom surround- and international rights." pitted hi quite this kind of modified again hi October of for Medicaid abortions. This power "must Inevitably sub- dered public funds spent for ing the failed rescue mission. stitute judges for legisla Meanwhile, the terrorists holding confrontation. From time to l«l, but the prohibitory lan- week the case reached the better Jails or for better The dismay of our European allies time the high court tells Con- guage was not changed: Supreme Court ton." courtroom facilities. But nev the Americans captive yesterday put on has been evident. Only a few days before gress what it may not do. His "None of the funds contained The key constitutional pro- er, so far as I know, has a display on the grounds of the occupied In this act shall be ap- the debacle in the desert, encouraged to a very different matter when vision is as clear as spring The intervenors offer a federal court ordered a for- U.S. Embassy in Tehran the remains of the judiciary undertakes to propriated for..." water: "No money shall be bidden appropriation con- believe that it would persuade Carter to persuasive analogy. The act the eight servicemen who died in the tell Congress what it must do, Cora McRae, a New York drawn from the Treasury but appropriating funds for the -verted into a commanded ap- refrain from any military action to free propriation This hi a sew aborted rescue attempt, and indications and that is the case here. woman under Medicaid, in consequence of appropria- State Department in 1171 con- jhe hostages, they had agreed to impose In this regard, the issue of brought suit in September tions made by law." More level of judicial usurpation, are that their bodies might be held tained language identical to economic and diplomatic sanctions abortion, as such, is almost U7I to challenge the Hyde than 100 members of the that in the Hyde amendment: and it ought to be halted now. against Iran. Whether the attempted hostage, too, perhaps to be bartered for raid was strictly a military operation or, release of Iranian assets frozen in this as the president insists, a "human- country. itarian" action, is a technicality Con- That outrageous and shocking action Transportation bill support urged gress will be debating when it discusses compounds the aain of the grieving fami- whether the administration's failure to lies and the sorrow of us all. The eight Monmouth Beach of evolution theory, we full access to the truth. They To the Editor: several disturbing con- should be allowed to hear consult Congressional leaders before the brave men, whose bodies were left be- The introduction of bill FROM OUR READERS clusions. To paraphrase both the evolutionist and the venture violated the War Powers Act. hind in the flaming wreckage of Ameri- A181 which would provide Charles Darwin himself, creationist perspectives. But at their meeting in Luxembourg can aircraft, voluntarily bad taken on the free transportation for our "One wooden just bow seri- Why? A parson's moral at- yesterday, the leaders of the nine-nation risk of attempting to rescue their coun- senior citizens and handi- ously you should take the titudes, self-opinion, life capped citizens would be one opinion of a monkey's deacan goals, aad ultimate aims de- Common Market reaffirmed their pledge trymen and countrwomen, and died he- of the most important pieces dant." Here is what I fed hi pend very much on how that to impose economic sanctions if "de- roes. of legislation to be enacted the clincher While looking at person views the purpose and cisive progress" toward the hostages' Saturday, Iranian President Beni- during the 1M0 N.J. Senate malfunction, and temporary all the life forms around us, the value of his existence. release hadn't been made by May 17. And Sadr had said the bodies would be re- and Assembly sessions. or permanent disability. Evolution we realize that with all our MlkeLonergan I urge all our senior education and technology, we they promised a forceful statement to turned with no conditions attached, In these cruelly infla- Middletown citizens and handicapped through planned effort can't the Tehran government when their meet- tionary times the passage of To the Editor: which raises again the question of who, if this bill would be a great mo- clubs and organizations to In response to Ellen Good- duplicate any one of them ing ends today. anyone, ii in charge in Iran. rale builder for our seniors participate in the passage of man's article pronouncing through outside sources. We Football and handicapped who are this bill, by having your the soundness aad complete- can't manufacture artificial grass seed, for openers. Long Branch mostly living on a fixed in- groups send to your legisla- ness of devolution theory, I To the Editor: come. tors letters asking their sup- would like to make a few Evolutionary theory says that Liddy spills the beans unguided, random happen- All high schools hi the "Senior citizens" means port, and expressing their points. With regard to life ings yield more sophisticated south have night football, be- any individuals 62 years of feelings and the affect it itself, I challenge anyone to cause the days are too hot. What 52 months in jail couldn't do, planted in the steering wheel of his car — would have on their nods hi and precise results than we age and over. . invent a seed that through They all have lights. Ob- the statute of limitations succeeded in a plan unlikely to have worked, unless these inflationary times. get by actually trying to do "Handicapped citizens" nurturing would grow into a viously they must have over- Anderson was in the habit of licking his Frank J. Sneeran, President something. That's like saying accomplishing — unloosening, at last, means any individual who is tree, a flower, a plant, or come the problems of a night Sandpipers Senior Citizens of if you explode enough print- the tongue of legendary Watergate con- steering wheel. This brainstorm ap- handicapped by reason of ill- even a blade of grass. Also game. Monmouth Beach big shops, your chances of spirator G. Gordon Liddy. But was it parently was too much even for Colson ness, injury, congenital my right eye is giving me Oar reasons for wanting problems. I'd like a new one, getting a dictionary as a re- worth waiting for? and Hunt, who vetoed it, whereupon the night games are not those of built from scratch of course sult are better than if you got Well, yes, in a way. The former spy accomodating Liddy volunteered to sim- some smart people together the southerners. We have and installed as comfortably many hard working football spills the beans in his book, "Will," ply kill the columnist on a street in the as my original one got there hi a good printing shop and made one. fans who work six days a which divulges a bizarre series of heart of Washington. by, as you seem to say, week including Saturdays, chance. abortive plots to kill syndicated colum- But that's nothing. Such is Liddy's If evolution is taught, it and who pay taxes to the City of Long Branch. Now hi it nist Jack Anderson, poison fellow Water- cloak-and-dagger dedication that - after I believe your average should be taught with Its ob- right to deny them a chance gate alumnus Howard Hunt, and drop creationist isa't as Irked vious and not so obvious his arrest - he even proposed his own about what evolution says as logical and scientific short- to see a night game? Is It LSD in Daniel Ellsberg's soup. murder (to John Dean, yet) in an effort by what it doesn't say and comings and cootradicltions, right to deny the football Of special interest here is not so to simplify things for the Committee to therefore implies the absence as well its areas of validity. players of a large audience? much the hypothetical crimes them- Reelect the President. The offer of self- of. To stretch out the "logic" Our people deserve to have Sam Vinci selves as the manner in which they were elimination was handled tactfully by to be carried out. Liddy — like others at Dean's immortal reply, "Well, uh, I the CIA over the years — seems to have don't think we've gotten there yet, been fascinated by the hallucinogenic Gordon." Today in history drug LSD. But if Uddy is to be believed Though apparently quite dangerous (which we don't necessarily recom- in his heyday, Liddy is now just a wild- By The Asssdattn Press were captured and executed formed of bis spouse's com- Today is Monday, April B, near Lake Corno as they tried mitment to do to. mend), the best part of this story is the eyed curio — a bad joke. That is reassur- the 119th day of 1M0. There to escape to Switzerland. Five years ago, gunmen in- allegation that Nixon White House aide ing. Whit is not so reassuring hi that for are 147 day* (eft In the year. In INT, boxing champ vaded the Israeli consulate In Charles ("Born Again") Colson ap- yean this bad joke had instant access to Today's highlight hi his- Cassias Clay refused induc- Johannesburg, South Africa, proved the plan — only too late. Thus, the very highest levels of the U.S. gov- tory: tion into the US. Army and killing two paasaiiby and tak- faced a flve-year prison term ing more than XI people toe people who gave us the Ellsberg ernment, including a pretty direct line to On April n, 17W, the mutinous crew of the British and possible loss of bis title. hostage before surrendering. break-in failed to produce the Ellsberg the Oval Office, and that several of his ship Bounty set Capt William la U*f, Charles de Gaulle Last year, Vietnam re- freak-out insane schemes were actually adopted BUgh and IS tailors adrift in a resigned as president of buffed U.N. Secretary Gener- LSD again rears its ugly psychedelic and executed by the intelligence com- launch In the Sooth Pacific. France. al Kurt Waldhahn's efforts to head in the proposed Jack Anderson as- munity and the Executive branch. The On this date: f Ten years ago, the Vatican mediate stalled peace talks between Hanoi and Peking, so sassination. Irate over the columnist's frightening thing ii the horrendous hi 1TN, Maryland entered eased requirements for mixed exposure of a U.S. agent abroad, Liddy'i the union as MM seventh state. marriages, saying the non- Waldhdm beaded for China. judgment of the "responsible men" who In IMS, to World War II, CatboUc party need no longer Today's birthdays: Actress chosen course of action was to poison employed him, listened to nun, and al- "Well, let'* see what oar domestic and foreign Italian dictator Benlto pledge to raise any children as Ann-Margret is » yean old. Anderson with a fatal dose of LSD im- lowed him to operate in their midst. policies will be today." > Mussolini aad1 his mistreat Roman Catholics, only be in- Actress Carolyn Jonas It 47. For use in dieseb trucks SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1980 The Dfeuly Register 7 Peanut oil seen Economic misery — the worst

By SYLVIA PORTER IMIMIIIfUNtniilimilllllllilllllHimilllllim imply that the White House will bow under Not since the depth of the catastrophic political pressures for restimulation to try.to as vehicle fuel hold this downturn to another mild recession. depression of the 1930s have you and I been in By PETER EISNER refinery conditions. Other possibilities tested the grip of such "economic miseries" as we YOUR MONEY'S If this U the result, nothing will have been for decreasing diesel dependence have not are now. achieved by our economic misery. The Ameri- BRASILIA, Braiil • Braril, already a been successful so far. Experiments toward can consumer will shrug off President Carter'* During all the previous downs of the pott- world leader In the use of sugar-cane alcohol using alcohol in diesel engines were Judged anti-inflation pledges a* mere fluff, inflation World War II era there ha* been nothing as bad aa a petroleum substitute, is working on a impractical because fuel consumption shot psychology will revive and roar on and the end as this. And when I go back to the early 1930B WORTH plan to use peanut oU as a fuel for diesel- result will be a cataclysmic collapse up at much as 70 percent. Expensive fuel for a comparison, I am writing about an entire- powered trucks and buses. additives also were needed, making costs It) The double-digit inflation rate will not ly different kind of misery. For while that era •IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMtll Four buses on a regular route through the prohibitive. Brazil also is working on a new of almost incredibly high unemployment, mul- go into a tailspin at these first major signals of crowded city traffic of Rio de Janeiro are dlesel-type engine that would be powered on tiple business bankruptcies, skyrocketing bank The index consists of: the current rate of s real downturn. Proinflation forces are too operating with a diesei fuel mixture that pure alcohol, but the program is still in the failures, etc., left an Indelible mark on all who rise in the Consumer Price Index (inflation deeply built into our economy; factor* assur- contains up to 30 percent peanut oU, officials early test state survived It, those who did survive came out rate) plus the current rate of unemployment ing a maintenance of a steep rate of rite in, said. The test requires no change In the inflation for month* remain In control. The Peanut oil production, however, is an im- believing even more strongly in our own capac- (business distress). beavy-duty diesel engines and has encoun- welcome declines in Interest rates from their mediate possibility la cutting dlesel-fud re- ity to remold the system so a collapse of that What better gauge of our economic missery tered no problems in the first month of s six- destructive heights anticipate a slowdown in. - quirements, officials say. They note that nature never could happen again. in this spring of 1980 - as the business down- month trial, officiate say. loan demands, not * softening of Federal Re-J Brazil, the world's largest peanut producer, turn deepens and inflation continues to roar on U.S. energy specialists here view the And out of that determination came the serve credit policy. has actually decreased acreage from 1.6 mil- - than the murderous squeeze on us resulting prospects tor success with some caution. succession of lsws that todat e have moderated As for White House-Federal Reserve poli- \ lion to 790,000 acres because the crap was from a simultaneous rise in joblessness and "There's really nothing new about this "normal" recessions by creating economic cy, the White House is subtly pressing the Fed - exceeding demand for peanuts at home and soaring living costs? MM," said Jose Arantes, a spokesman for "cushions" under our economy: Federal De- to ease first (became it can re-tighten so •' abroad. posit Bank Insurance, for instance, unemploy- Here's the record, from toe slump of the industrial technology section of the Min- 1(73-75 (worst of post-World War II to that quickly, If need be). A recession would certain- ' istry of Industry and Commerce. "Rudolph "Theoretically, peanut oil Is perfectly ment insurance. Social Security, minimum time) to today when a new slump has emerged ly make a balanced budget harder, if not.' Diesel ran a small engine on vegeUble oil at usable," Arantes said. "It doesn't need spe- wages. of unpredictable duration, depth and breath: impossible to attain. As usual, confusion com- an exhbiUoo in Paris in 1900. Our technicians cial processing, it produces let* smoke than A measure of our misery can be shown by In 197S the Discomfort Index was 17.7 percent; pounds. '• ~ are Just seeing if it can be done on a larger pure diesel fuel and no changes are needed in the "discomfort Index" invented by the late in 1974,17.8 percent; in 1I7S, 13 5 percent, and In my view, the chips are going down, blue, scale." the motors. And with three harvests a year, Arthur M. Okun, a brilliant economist with an red and white. Will those in power as policy- . we could Increase production on the short Irrepressible sense of whimsy that made him a in 197«, IIS percent - the low point during this If the ill-month trial run Is successful, period. makers now have the guts to hold on, until the f the scheme could lead to a recommendation term to meet an Increased demand." beloved figure when he was President John- Inflation psychology has been truly conquered? > that would divert million! of acres of farm- Full-scale production also would cut cost son's chief economist and later, when he was a In 1977 the index Jumped to 13.8 percent; in 1978 to 15.0 percent, and last year to 11.1 Or will President Carter and Congress cave in, land to a swift increase In peanut production, for the peanut oil, which now increases the member of the Brakings Institution. particularly as November neara? officials uy. The Idea comes from the same fuel bill by (0 percent. Officials said re- The index 1* so simple that it Is, of course, percent. This year the figure is approximately 24.0 percent. I never have been in step with this Georgia industrial researchers who convinced the searchers also are testing palm, cotton and suspect. group, never have understood their stupid, > government five years ago that Brazilian soybean oil as other possible dieael sub- What'* more, it Is based on statistics that The misery index will get worse before it Ignorant contempt for economic* — and worse, industry could make cars powered by pure stitutes, but those oils are less available and are, in themselves, condemned at not ac- gets better. their refusal to recognise the Importance ntC| alcohol The cars, fitted with engines adapted still more valuable for their primary use as curately reflecting the facts, and therefore, (1) Unemployment finally Is riling, with our dollar'* strength to the world and to us, as to run on sugar-cane distilled alcohol, went foods. are suspect, too. Nevertheless, the very sim- the extent of the rise still unforeseeable. To individuals. on sale to the general public on April 1. The American energy specialists, monitoring plicity of the index makes it far more reveal- forecast a low peak on the rate — a* many in Thus, I hope they have the guts But I don't-, government hopes to have two million alco- Brazil's alternate fuel plans, say It is too ing to you than is generally admitted. the Rote Garden gang are now doing — it to hol cars on the road by 19K. know. early to tell whether vegetable oil will ac- — At stake in all the fuel substitute planning tually work as a commercial substitute for la the nation's goal of reducing foreign oil petroleum-based diesel fuel. They say early consumption by 10 percent by IMS. Braiil tests show engines using s peanut oil mixture imports 85 percent of its fuel needs and this are subject to corrosion. They say tome year estimates It will spend more than f 10 studies Indicate that vegetable oil make* Right stocks for a widow billion on Arab crude oil. diesel engines unsenricable after only 10,000 Government iiimarthm refer to peanut By DAVID R. SARGENT HIHIIiniMIIIIMIIIIIMIIMil M South LaSalle. Perhaps distributions. No matter how oil M "tha most natural solution" to the "The diesel substitution question is still these are local situations you look at it, long term, problem of finding a diesel fuel substitute. the most difficult," said one American spe- Q— I doo'l very often read with which you are person- short term, or between, Officials say Brazil used about five billion cialist, baaed in Brasilia, the capital. "It's about any of Ike stocks that I ally familiar. If not, I would Energy Fund has been" at) gallons of diesel last year and may not be still up for grabs and I don't think they've owa, tad w—air If yea weald SUCCESSFUL switch these, too, to theabove-average performer. In able to keep up with demand under present worked It out yet." be Uad enough to eommeat Weyerhaeuser preferred, In the last five years, growth on them and tell me If I woaM the Interest of greater safety has been at a 23 percent *\n- be wise to cut dewa en any of and assured income. them or to dispose of some? I INVESTING nual compounded rate conf- am a widow la my early sev- pared with a 15 percent rate Oil firms can expect Q- We have held 111 for the SfcP 500-Stock Index. enties. A.J. Wlscoosla shares of Energy Find for About 25 percent of Energy's tome ysart, but know very A—Someone in your shoes 62V quarterly dividend. that from the sale of the In- asset* are invested in large little aboat It. My husband slowdown, new taxes should be interested primari- Alto, It is the company's big ternational Harvester, should capitalization oil companies, ly in good, safe Income. Your be used to buy a good con- will retire la aboat teayears . 19 percent in natural gas owned by Exxon, Texaco Inc., Stan- position In trucks, always By WILLIAM GLASGALL American Telephone is a vertible preferred such as the Would this fund be an ap- equities, 12 percept in oil ser- dard OU Co. of California and Mobil. hard hit in a recession, that NEW YORK (AP) - Oil com- good example of the type of Weyerhaeuser $2.80 con- propriate place for us to in- Exxon's Garvin conceded the ac- makes it most vulnerable. I vice stocks and the balance in panies' profits surged again in the first stock you should hold. So are would suggest you switch it to vertible preferred. This sells vest more money (UM other energy-related situ- quarter as petroleum prices spiraled. cess gave bis company "some" advan- Beatrice Foods, Procter & at 40 toyiel d 7 percent, and is montkly) toward retiremeat? tage, especially in Britain and West something more promising ations. You could build this But executives and analysts say the Gamble, and Exxon. All can near term. convertible into 1.2121 shares C.C. NortaCarollu fund'* holding up to about higb-flying oil industry is about to fed Germany, where Exxon products are be counted on for dependable Wisconsin Public Service of the common, now selling at $10,000 and then use your some of the effects of a U.S. economic priced similarly to those of companies income, and gradually rising 30. This means that the pre- A- Ye*. You should alto without the Saudi oil edge. 15 preferred is OK for Income monthly contributions to In- slowdown and new taxes. dividends over the yean. but offers no chance of any ferred I* selling at a modest instruct the fund to reinvest Merrill Lynch, meanwhile, esti- vest In another situation. Earnings doubled at Industry leader Increase in income. Since this premium over conversion all your distribution*.— in- mated that access to the Saudi oil Such cannot be said for Enton Corp, whose 11 9J billion net set is a small holding and your value, leu than 10%. come and capital gains. By (Mr. Sargent cannot an- yielded profits in the quarter of $250 International Harvester. This a quarterly record for any U.S. corpo- loss therefore limited, I sug- Check as best I could, I following this procedure, you swer all mail personally, but million apiece to Exxon, Texaco and company has been shut down ration. But Exxon Chairman Clifton C. gest telling this too. The mon- found no story on Capitol will benefit by the compound- will answer all questions pos- Socal, and $126 million to Mobil, which by a strike for six months, Garvin Jr. said be doesn't "expect C ey you receive, along with Transamerica, B.M.A., and Ing of earnings on the fund sible in his column.) billion quarters coming in" later in owns a lesser share of the production and could be forced to cut the 1980. company. Mobil Corp., ranked No. 2. also In the United States, the rite of doubled its operating profits domestic crude oil prices toward World GM has a big effect and it also reflects But its 106 percent gain to 1822 levels accelerated as the adminis- million, "should not be viewed as in- tration's program of lifting price con- By JOHN CUNNIFF short-term, isn't very good. the hard work of planning, as leaps in. industrial prod- division and every household. dicative of the balance of the year, due trol* took effect. AP Business Analyst Whatever is likely to be It is said they did in the 70*. uctivity is to great that they The decline in the current to a higber-tban-normal degree of un- The impact of climbing U.S. prices counted an improvement — The restraint, the dis-are calling it in advance an- strength of General Motors, certainty in world petroleum markets wa* especially noticeable at 14th- NEW YORK - It may not less inflation, and lower in- cipline, the use of common other industrial revolution. the country's and the world's and In the domestic economy," Chair- ranked Standard OU Co. (Ohio), where be totally accurate tosa y that terest rates, for example — is sense will help, they lay, to They have convinced impor- largest manufacturer, gives a man Rawleigh Warner Jr. said. rising Alaskan oil prices and a far- at General Motors goes to likely to be Only the shiney restore financial equilibrium. tant companies, GM in- reading on the weakness of And at the brokerage house of Mer- higher rate of production than that of a goes the economy, but you side of the coin, with the dull Developments in computer cluded, that their efforts are the 1980 economy and what rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner It Smith year ago sparked a 189 percent earn- can't dismiss the notion side showing less activity and science — automation, in- worth financing. can be done to make sure it s Inc., "We tend to think earnings will ings gain to H5O.7 million. either. GM 1* big, pervasive, fewer job*. formation retrieval, word But before that day ar- corrected. flatten out in I960 — given no unusual The "windfall profits" tax, which powerful, influential. The number of seers who It's big plans to retool, to things coming out of Iran," aald took effect March 1, U Intended to raise processing — will raise prod- rives, it is generally con- It does have an effect, and feel we can escape a re- modernize factories and to analyst Jeffrey L. Matthews. 1227.3 billion from new revenue* aris- uctivity in blue collar and cluded, more work and less it reflects too. What happens cession is dwindling, and understand and adjust toth e "I think the first quarter was the ing from the lifting of oil-price con- to the country or a section probably white collar jobs a* dreaming is needed. Reality some of those who foresaw a well. has intruded, and it is being reality of the marketplace, crest of the wave for this industry. trols. Because the levy took effect two thereof is likely to affect GM. brief and mild one have slow- Now we're going into a trough — or at months later than originally planned, And what GM does is likely to Some academics believe felt by every unit of govern- suggests what everyone else ly edged over into the group has to do too. least a flattening-out. But that's not producers were able to capture tome be stamped on an area's and that expects it to be long, the potential for guantum ment, every corporate bad considering last year was so extra revenues during that time. the country'* economy. deep and destructive. good," Matthews said. But that situation was temporary. It hat that effect because, Like GM, the rest of the Oil earnings have been gaining for Exxon said two-thirds of the $60 million for example, in the past three economy has a lot of adjust- more than a year as the Organization in new revenues directly attributable years it has sold 27.5 million of Petroleum Exporting Countries to decontrol went to pay the windfall vehicles, earned nearly $10 ing to do. Bills to be paid, for steadily pushed the average world tax in the first quarter. billion, employed an average example, and savings ac- price of a «-gallou barrel of oil to $30 At No. 5 Gulf OU Corp., where prof- of about 800,000 workers and counts to be rebuilt. And so in the wake of the Iranian revolution its advanced 96 percent to $188 million, paid them $50 billion. far in the history of mankind, and seven-week-long oil production nobody has found a pleasant official* laid the windfall tax reduced That's the beginning. In shutdown. way to manage it. the company'* earning* by $31 million these same three years more Other reasons cited by analysts for in March and would cost the company than half of GM's total reven- Goals, attitudes, expecta- the earnings gains include strong snow- $SO0 million for all of 1960. , , ues of more' than $175 billion tions must be adjusted, and ings by oil companies' chemical While profits were rising, oU com- went to pay suppliers — in so for Americans accustomed to divisions and by their marketing and - panies' returns on equity were also many areas and industries it steady improvements in liv- refining operations overseas. gaining after a four-year lull. would take a catalogue to list ing standards this might be a For some, access to comparatively them. hard dose of medicine. Dis- BORROW low-priced fM-a-barrel Saudi Arabian Return on equity describes a cipline and restraint are the crude oil also proved profitable. Most shareholder's return on the book value So how is GM doing? Not order. of Saudi Arabia's 9.5 million barrels-a- of his Investment and is a widely so good. Sales have fallen, day output is produced by a company watched measure of profitability. profits have plunged, and But while realism is 60,000 layoffs are increasing. More seldom shinier than dreams, xMMMtHetswn MtOMierPuMkMetlces than 220,000 blue collar work- there is a silver lining to be Now homeowners can borrow up to $60,000 or mie NOTICI t OP CLASS ACTIO ers and 20,000 white collars and lake years to repay If you own your own ho/ne Natlca H HoraM (Ivan that an PRROPOSRO D MTTLkMa seen for those with farsigbted ardsr Has baan lasuM by Ins under- TOO: ALALL L PERSONPERSONSS WO workers have been cut oreyes. There are economists, and need cash .. you can quickly convert the equity Haass authorlilne ths name ol ths PURCHASURCHASECHASEED AT RETAIRETAILL ON A layed off. ajTscrsw Lar-P», Olflclal Nimttar CREDIT CARD OR BY CHAROE financiers and industrial en- in your home into a cash loan. Just the thing you need Bom. samM by Oaaraa Caiman at ACCOUNT ANY Of TH C FOLLOW lor Home Improvements. Student Tuition, Debt •Men Par* Amoay. N.J. It tha INO BRANDS OP GASOLINE: SI- The problems could con- gineers out there who ounda- LO. CROWN, HESS. MIFY. KAYO. Mmaaart la ba chanwd » Pear's MARTIN, MERIT, PAYLESS. RIO tinue too, because GM isn't tions of the 1990s. Consolidation, Business Investment, a New Car or ""^ Edward r\LorenU HUD. ROTARY, SAVE-WAY and fully attuned to the market. other worthwhile purposes By dlractlon ol tha What they mean is that OftkarlnCIWM A clou action Ma boan brouant Between now and 1985, it Its easy with a Home Equity Loan at City Consumer Marine Insswctlcn to racovor atlaaad dim ail lor par- must spend $38 billion to ting the foundations of the Services And there is never a prepayment penalty U.S. Coail Guard ion! wno purckaaad ai rotall any of 1990s. New York, N.Y. tha abovo— namad brand! of meet fuel-efficiency goals What s mora/ the interest is simple interest, which A*ril!7.H.|S,M »«.» MHllM on a cradM card or by ChanM s accountt Mt any UmU a frofrom and the public's demand for means yoirpay only on the amount outstanding, and January 1.1M7 M November M. ItM What they mean is that In Naw Yark. Pennsylvania. Naw more miles to the gallon. Americans now might be — the interest is tax deductible each year, redu Jarssv, Oalawars. Maryland, Vlf- the actual cpst ol your loan. 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Lombard Strsat Dentistry, Rutgers Medi- S8B ••III mora, Maryland 11M BOARD SECRETARY .Mayi t*MS cal School. •Secondary Mortgage loinoasaBaanaaMaavjai r 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 28.1980 Back to the drawing board kiddoes and leave it on cutting room floor HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Back to the drawing board, kiddoes, and let it all hang out on the Record charts confirm that Ravel's Bolero, cutting room floor. composed before the sound track was invented As the drooping Neilsons show, something but reprised biologically in Bale Edwards' "10", drastic has got to be done about the annual was the hit tune of the past Academy Awards Academy Awards snoreathon. Maybe the coppers HUGH year. should be called in to raid this unabashed ego As for an adapted score, whatever that is, I massage parlor. suspect this category hasn't had a real winner Hands down, eyelids heavy and jaws agape, MULLIGAN since Thomas Edision improvised on the them of the custodians of the Hollywood heritage have "Mary Had a Little Lamb." once again perpetrated the most boring film Dustin Hoffman's Oscar may have been long fiasco since Lassie failed to come home overdue. But calling on him to present the special If that's entertainment, bring back bear bait- award to Sir Alec Gulness for "advancing the art ing and a festival of ok) Army social disease of screen acting through a host of memorable and documentaries. Anything short of a TV game bounds outside. A streaker, it will be recalled, distinguished performances" was the biggest dis- show would be livelier than this smug, self-satis- livened up the show a few semsters ago. aster for toe colonies at the hands of the mother fied congress of rented tuxedos and fright wigs Why must there be two presenters — an even- country since the Redcoats burned Jimmy and impersonating a prime time TV offering. lope passer and an envelope shredder — in every Dolly Madison out of the White House. Even Johnnie Carson's bravura rescue at- category? Did the pendulous Dolly Parton serve Here is our best actor, so the Oscar attests, tempts with one of his best monologues was like an other purpose than to play straight person for mumbling and stumbling through an inept, trying to save the Titanic by serving up the excess one of Carson's bawdier bathukolpian ripostes? hesitating, slangy, overly effusive salute to an ice in the first-class lounge bar. The wallowing Unless Abbot and Costello, the Three Stooges articulate, posed, charmingly self-effacing par- dreadnaught was just too ponderous to keep afloat and the Hitz Brothers show up to claim the Oscars former who in the course of accepting Us award for 3 Vi hours. they never won, winners in any category should delivered an acting lesson to the presenter. To begin with, major surgery with a chain saw be limited to one statue carry-awayer delivering Maybe next year the Awards Yawn-in should MlWllWiMDHUli is in order foe the number of awards categories. an acceptance speech of 30 words or less under be broadcast live, or a reasonable facsimile GREEN SURVIVAL — Clndv McPhee and Michael Mordstrom, both age 10, turn Granted, cuts have been made in the past. Not penalty of disappearing through a trap door into a thereof, from on location in Bora-Bora — out over a spade of earth and ready the around for a new tree at the Annual Arbor Day enough. Give the key grip holder his Oscar in the dungeon of cliche-starved critics. don't set me wrong. I love Hollywood. ceremonies Friday at Croydon Hall Academy, Middletown. Supervising the children privacy of his studio or bis trailer on the set. The So if the Captain and TenniUe or the Grateful are Marilyn Sebastian, president of the Village Womens' Club, and Charles Nelson, same with the graphics designer, the poster ar- Dead or Finks Mules find favor with toe next chairman of the Middletown Shade Tree Advisory Committee. tist, the lens polisher, the script typist and all Academy electorate, they will have to flip a coin Middletown seniors those other specialists who get all choked up to decide which one hauls away the hardware and thanking a platoon of relatives, coworkers, bakers delivers the required suffocating soliloquy. planning 2 events and their analysts for the realization of their And just once in the annuals of the Academy lifelong dreams. could not one winner be found to expand the limits MIDDLETOWN - Two events have been Students standards bill planned by the Middletown Senior Center for Most of us not born within a jacuzxi splash of of sanctimonious self-congratulation with a early May. Schwab's Drug Store don't give a hoot which born- cinema verite rejoinder on the order of: A mystery ride to an undisclosed detina- rimmed, bona fide genius of the silver screen has "Frankly I don't see bow this turkey ever got been nominated for cinematurgy, film editing, tion will take place Thursday, May 1. All due for Senate action to the screen considering the pack of penny- older township residents willing to dare the visual effects of artistic direction, so our en- pinching furriers potting as producers who be- thusiasm at envelope-shredding time falls short of unknown should call Gloria ChampUn at the TRENTON (AP) - Stu- sponsored by Sen. Wynona ty of education in New Jer- grudged us every dime and the hours we spent center office for more information. learning the contents of our last telephone bill. trying to reconcile our speed-crazed choroe- dent promotion standards for Lipman, D-Essex, would or- sey. In celebration of Older Americans Month, grades one through 11 would der the commissioner of Previous efforts included Our suspicion is that if those two altar boys grapher's idiotic passion for our alcoholic direc- from Price Waterhouse had leaked the winners the center plans a Showers and Flowers be ordered under a bill sched- education to conduct a two- standards for a state-en- tor. And my co-star stunk too." Dance Sunday, May 4, from 1:30-4 p.m. The uled for state Senate action year study to set up standards dorsed high school diploma names in the lobby, or even a month in advance, Even though they have cut them down to five in these categories, nobody would have screamed affair will be in the Croydon Hall gym- today for advancing in school. and intermittent basic skills numbers, including medleys, the Academy song nasium, Leonardville Road, Leonardo. Both public and private testing to determine what for the FBI or raced to phone the news to the city nominations are still a musical slumber party. A proposal to ban per- The Senior Center, which operate* under schools would be ordered to students need remedial editor of Burbank Review. The accounts might Memorable movie tunes like "Lara's Theme," manent disposal of radio- direction of the township Department of use the guidelines after they courses. even have jazzed up the proceedings, if one of "Three Coins in a Fountain," "Secret Love" and active waste in New Jersey Parks and Recreation, is partly funded under are adopted by the state them had defected in mid-show and blurted out Tex Ritter's Basso baying of "Do not forsake me, tops the Assembly list of leg- The bill would appropriate Title III of the Older Americans Act of 1«7S Board of Education. the name of the winning documentary or live oh my darling" just don't come along every year. islation as both houses sched- 110,000 for the Department of through a grant from the Monmouth County action short, while his spaced-out partner Listening to each year's collection of clinkers is uled meetings in the State- The measure is the latest Education study. Office on the Aging. house. in a series of legislation photocopied a paper moon for the autograph like being trapped in an elevator with endless The student standards bill. aimed at improving the quali- Assemblyman C. Louis Bassano's bill on radioactive waste would prohibit per- manent disposal on land or in Deterrent does not know, or particularly territorial waters. A political bestiary care to.know , what is coining. It does not School registration need an advance warning. It will, It is NOTICE "There is, as yet, no con- believed, respond toan y challenge. vincing evidence that such But such a response, necessary though set in Colts Neck hazardous materials can be it may be, marks a failure of theory. The stored for an Indefinite period theory is that anything or anyone, knowing COLTS NECK - Regis- child should be presented for of time safely," said the that the Deterrent is waiting, will not TO ALL tration of 4- and 5-year-old recording. New state regu- statement attached to the come. children for the 198041 school lations require that every measure by Bassano, a Union CONSUMERS OP year will be held on Friday, school child be immunized County Republican. The Deterrent is still being improved. May 2 from 10 a.m. until 1 against dlptheria, pertussis, Breeders are working on two strains. One p.m. at the Conover Road tetanus, polio, measles and "Given the population it the Credible Deterrent, about which School. Registration forms German measles. Mumps density of New Jersey, any there is a small measure of doubt: Will it may be obtained at the princi- vaccine is required of all chil- permanent radioactive waste really deter? Or merely defend? This type pal's office of any Colts Neck dren 7 years of age anddisposal site would pose a of Deterrent has been developed from the GORDONS CORNER school, commencing Monday. younger - effective Septem- constant threat to the health American Bison, whose strength is in its ber, 1979. If child has hadand safety of the public and passive stand. Children 5 years old on or v impose an unreasonable . '••&, before October 1, 1980, will be mumps, vaccine is not re- The other is the Incredible Deterrent WATER COMPANY burden on future gener- eligible for kindergarten in quired. Exceptions to this re- Its special power will be like that of the ations," the statement con- September. Children between quirement will be explained animal identified in some ancient tinued. DETCRI&NT The semi annual flushing of fire the ages of 3 and S years old by school personnel upon re- Bestiaries as the Aurochs or Bonnacon. quest. will be eligible for a federally Other bills scheduled for A weekly piece al political satire by According to the medieval bestiary, this hydrants will take place between funded program that will An appointment with the legislative action include Eageae I. McCarthy and Jam« J. ancient animal was no threat, either of- the hours of 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. focus on the perceptual skills professional staff will be ar- measures to: Ulpatrlck. Ulutrateaby Jeff MacNeUy. fensively or defensively, from the front. of preschool children... The ranged during registration — Provide for marriage The Deterrent does not fit easily into But, the bestiary states: beginning April 24 through May therapeutic nursery school Requests for additional In- certificates in triplicate; any category of beasts. It it not a working However much of its front end does not program is limited in the 2. We regret any inconvenience formation about the pre- — Give all tenants the animal. It is not a hunter, a*watchdog, a defend this monster. His belly end is amp- number of children enrolled. school screening program or right to keep pets; guardian, or a defender. The theory be- ly sufficient. this may cause. The class will be selected on the therapeutic nursery — Authorize summonses hind its breeding runs counter to the tradi- For when be turns to run away he the basis of the preschool for parking in handicapped- tionally accepted assertion that "the best emits a gas which covers three acres. screening program. school for qualified children between the ages of 3 and 5 only zones, and defense is a strong offense." The principle And any tree that it reaches catches on At the May 2 registration, should be addressed to Mrs. — Permit Sunday sales in bred into the Deterrent is that the best fire. GORDON'S CORNER WATER CO. parents will be requested to Mary Brotherton, Supervisor blue law counties during the defense is a strong counterattack. The Thus he drives away his pursuers. provide birth certification for of Special Services. Christmas shopping season. the child being registered. Additionally, records of all immunization received by the Symposium scheduled tomorrow 22 Jet-Prop Flights Daily NEPTUNE — Future uses of natural gas in the state as an alternative to imported oil will highlight discussions at a New Jersey Utilities Associa- tion symposium, "Natural MONMOUTH AIRPORT Gas In The 80's: A New Jer- sey Perspective," to be held at 9 a.m., tomorrow, accord- ing to NJUA President 0. Fred Laurino. to NEWARK in 20 MINUTES The symposium, to be held at the Jumping Brook Coun- try Club here, will feature the first public report by Pro- fessor Robert Socolow on the "Princeton Project," an ex- Connects with tensive study of the relative value of in-home energy-sav- ing measures, Laurino (aid. The study was sponsored by ALL MAJOR AIRLINES the Princeton University Center for Energy and En- vironmental Studies, and the state's four natural gas utili- ties. Socolow is director of the Princeton center. ''New Jersey Department ol Energy Commissioner Joel Jacobson will present the keynote address to legisla- tor*, state administrators, and consumer affairs and AULEOHENY COMMUTER business representatives. George H. Lawrence, presi- dent of the American Gas As- sociation and a nationally IT'S CHEAPER THAN YOU THINK! recognised energy authority, will deliver toe luncheon ad- SEE YOUR TRAVEL AQENT dress, "The Natural Gas Op- tion." The presidents of New Jersey's four natural gas util- ities will discuss various ALLEGHENY COMMUTER ipect* of natural gas's im- oo the state. 8 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONOAY.APRIL28, i960

Wester* W •*"-»»^-• nBM Monmout1T1V1III1UMIIhI Freehold Township unit Back to drawing board kiddoes 1— 1 • • _ • HOLLYWOOUllll.vwnnDn (APIIPI ) -_ Bacn»«kk tno thih>e drawinHrmingo *" "™™™""—•—^~"»-^—•"•—"^—^-" TTeex» Rider'Ritter'ss Basso bavinbayings oof "D"Doo nonot forukforsake meme., board, kiddoes, and let it ail hang out on the oh my darling" just don't come alorfg every year. receives a merit award cutting room floor. Listening to each year's collection of clinkers is As the drooping Neilsons snow, something like being trapped in an elevator with endless FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP geographic area," explains mandment, "Love one anoth- drastic has got to be done about the annual Muzak. - High Hopes, • volunteer Mrs. Karl. The Volunteer er even as Move you," ex- Academy Awards snoreathon. Maybe the coppers HUGH Record charts confirm that Ravel's Bolero, group of men and women Services unit recruits volun- plains Pastor Gibson, noting should be called in to raid this unabashed ego composed before the sound track was invented from Hope Lutheran Church teers for a wide variety of that the original group served massage parlor. but reprised biologically in Bale Edwards' "10", on Elton-AdelphU Road, has community programs only members of the church Hands down, eyelids heavy and jaws agape, MULLIGAN was the hit tune of the past Academy Awards been awarded a certificate of throughout Monmouth Coun- family. the custodians of the Hollywood heritage have year. merit from the Monmouth ty "We recognized that we once again perpetrated the moat boring film County Board of Social Ser- As for an adapted score, whatever that is, I Pastor Albert Gibson says were doing very well taking fiasco since Lassie failed to come borne vices "for outstanding con- that High Hopes gets new vol- suspect this category hasn't had a real winner care of people in the church If that's entertainment, bring back bear bait- tributions to the community unteers through an annual since Thomas Edision improvised on the them of and we felt we could be of ing and a festival of old Army social disease through volunteeritm." questionnaire to church "Mary Had a Little Lamb." somewhat the same service documentaries. Anything short of a TV game action short, while his spaced-out partner members, and is especially Dustin Hoffman's Oscar may have been long Board director Louis to people in the outside com- show would be livelier than this smug, self-satis- photocopied a paper moon for the autograph eager to include new mem- overdue. But calling on him to present the special Armour made the presenta- munity," says Mrs. Creech fied congress of rented tuxedos and fright wigs hounds outside. A streaker, it will be recalled, tion during Salute to Volun- bers of the parish in this award to Sir Alec Guiness for "advancing the art about the expanded commit- impersonating a prime time TV offering. livened up the show a few semsters ago. teers 1900, the second annual project. Services fall into the of screen acting through a host of memorable and ment to serving those in need. Even Johnnie Carson's bravura rescue at- Why must there be two presenters — an even- distinguished performances" was the biggest dis- volunteer fair to be staged by categories of transportation, lope passer and an envelope shredder — in every child care, visiting the sick The group has between IS tempts with one of his best monologues was like aster for the colonies at the hands of the mother the Board, held at Monmouth category? Did the pendulous Dolly Parton serve Mall in Eatontown. and elderly, and manpower and 20 members at any given trying to save the Titanic by serving up the excess country since the Redcoats burned Jimmy and an other purpose than to play straight person for (which refers to performing time. "Most of us are em- ice in the first-class lounge bar. The wallowing Dolly Madison out of the White House. According to Marilyn one of Carson's bawdier bathukolpian ripostes? physical tasks such as mov- ployed so we always need dreadnaught was just too ponderous to keep afloat Here is our best actor, so the Oscar attests, Karl, supervisor of the Volun- for 3ft hours. Unless Abbot and Costello, the Three Stooges teer Services unit at the Mon- ing furniture or doing re- more people who are avail- mumbling and stumbling through an inept, To begin with, major surgery with a chain saw and the Ritz Brothers show up to claim the Oscars mouth County Board of Social pairs). able during the day," notes hesitating, slangy, overly effusive salute to an is in order for the number of awards categories. they never won, winners in any category should Services, High Hopes was Mrs. Creech. articulate, posed, charmingly self-effacing per- Requests for help are ac- Granted, cuts have been made in the past. Not be limited to one statue carry-awayer delivering selected to receive the The Board of Social Ser- former who in the course of accepting his award cepted by the church secre- enough. Give the key grip holder his Oscar in the an acceptance speech of 30 words or less under' certificate of merit because vices calls upon High Hopes delivered an acting lesson to the presenter. tary, Rochelle McCloskey, or privacy of his studio or his trailer on the set. The penalty of disappearing through a trap door into a of the compassion demon- in emergency situations such Maybe next year the Awards Yawn-in should Janet Creech, service coordi- same with the graphics designer, the poster ar- dungeon of cliche-starved critics. strated by members who re- nator for High Hopes. Mrs. as when someone without be broadcast live, or a reasonable facsimile tist, the lens polisher, the script typist and all So if the Captain and Tennille or the Grateful spond to requests for services Creech is responsible for fin- transportation is stranded at thereof, from on location in Bora-Bora — but those other specialists who get all choked up Dead or Finks Mules find favor with the next on behalf of clients of the ding the member who can ac- the Freehold Area Hospital, don't get me wrong, I love Hollywood. thanking a platoon of relatives, coworkers, bakers Academy electorate, they will have to flip a coin Board of Social Services. cept each assignment. and for ongoing needs such as and their analysts for the realization of their to decide which one hauls away the hardware and "High Hopes is a unique visiting elderly persons who High Hopes was formed lifelong dreams. delivers the required suffocating soliloquy. Middletown seniors resource to us in this (Free- approximately 2-1/2 years are lonely because of isolated Most of us not born within a Jacuzzi splash of And just once in the annuals of the Academy hold, Howell. Englishtown) ago, as a response to the com- living conditions. Schwab's Drug Store don't give a hoot which horn- could not one winner be found to expand the limits planning 2 events rimmed, bona fide genius of the sliver screen has of sanctimonious self-congratulation with a MIDDLETOWN - Two events have been been nominated for cinematurgy, film editing, cinema verite rejoinder on the order of: planned by the Middletown Senior Center for . visual effects of artistic direction, so our en- "Frankly I don't see how this turkey ever got early May. Students standards bill thusiasm at envelope-shredding time falls short of to the screen considering the pack of penny- A mystery ride to an undisclosed detina- learning the contents of our last telephone bill. pinching furriers posting as producers who be- tion will take place Thuraday, May 1. All Our suspicion is that if those two altar boys grudged us every dime and the hours we spent older township residents willing to dare the due for Senate action from Price Waterhouse had leaked the winners trying to reconcile our speed-crazed choroe- unknown should call Gloria Champlin at the names in the lobby, or even a month in advance, grapher's idiotic passion for our alcoholic direc- center office formore information. TRENTON (AP) - Stu- education to conduct a two- testing to determine what in these categories, nobody would have screamed tor. And my co-star stunk too." In celebration of Older Americans Month, dent promotion standards for year study to set up standards students need remedial for the FBI or raced to phone the news to the city Even though they have cut them down to five the center plans a Showers and Flowers editor of Burbank Review. The accounts might grades one through 11 would for advancing in school. courses. numbers, including medleys, the Academy song Dance Sunday, May 4, from 1:30-4 p.m. The even have jazzed up the proceedings, if one of be ordered under a bill sched- Both public and private The bill would appropriate nominations are still a musical slumber party. affair will be in the Croydon Hall gym- them had defected in mid-snow and blurted out uled for state Senate action schools would be ordered to $10,000 for the Department of nasium, Leonardville Road, Leonardo. the name of the winning documentary or live Memorable movie tunes like "Lara's Theme," today. use the guidelines after they Education study. "Three Coins in a Fountain," "Secret Love" and A proposal to ban per- are adopted by the state Assemblyman C. Louis manent disposal of radio- Board of Education. Bassano's bill on radioactive active waste in New Jersey The measure is the latest waste would prohibit per- Deterrent does not know, or particularly tops the Assembly list of leg- in a series of legislation manent disposal on land; or in A political bestiary care to know, what Is coining. It does not islation as both houses sched- aimed at improving the quali- territorial waters. need an advance warning. It will, it is NOTICE uled meetings in the Slate- ty of education In New Jer- "There is, as yet, no con- believed, respond to any challenge. house. sey. vincing evidence that such But such a response, necessary though The student standards bill, Previous efforts Included hazardous materials can be it may be, marks a failure of theory. The sponsored by Sen. Wynona standards for a state-en- stored for an indefinite period theory is that anything or anyone, knowing TO ALL Upman, D-Essex. would or- dorsed high school diploma of time safely," said the that the Deterrent is waiting, will not der the commissioner of and Intermittent basic skills statement attached to the come. CONSUMERS OP measure by Bassano, a Union The Deterrent is still being improved. County Republican. Breeders are working on two strains. One School registration "Given the population is the Credible Deterrent, about which density of New Jersey, any there is a small measure of doubt: Will it permanent radioactive waste really deter? Or merely defend? This type disposal site would pose a of Deterrent has been developed from the GORDON'S CORNER set in Colts Neck constant threat to the health American Bison, whose strength is In its and safety of the public and passivlfetand. COLTS NECK - Regis- quirement will be explained impose an unreasonable The other is the Incredible Deterrent. WATER COMPANY tration of 4- and 5-year-old by school personnel upon re- burden on future gener- Its special power will be like that of the children for the 1M041 school quest. ations," the statement con- year will be held on Friday, An appointment with the tinued. animal identified in some ancient Bestiaries as the Aurochs or Bonnacon. The semi annual flushing of fire May 2 from 10 a.m. until 1 professional staff will be ar- Other bills scheduled for p.m at the Conover Road ranged during registration A weekly piece of political satire by According to the medieval bestiary, this hydrants will take place between legislative action include ancient animal was no threat, either of- School. Registration forms for each 4 and 5-year-old child measures to: Eigeae J. McCarthy aad Jams J. the hours of 9 p.m. to 3 a.m. may be obtained at the princi- to participate in the pre- Kllpatrick. Illutrated by Jeff MacNelly. fensively or defensively, from the front. pal's office of any Colts Neck — Provide for marriage But, the bestiary states: school screening program. certificates in triplicate; The Deterrent does not fit easily into beginning April 24 through May school, commencing Monday Requests for additional in- any category of beasts. It is not a working However much of its front end does not — Give all tenants the defend this monster. His belly end is amp- 2. We regret any inconvenience Children S years ok) on or formation about the pre- right to keep pets; animal. It is not a hunter, a watchdog, a before October 1, I960, will be school screening program or guardian, or a defender. The theory be- ly sufficient. this may cause. — Authorize summonses For when be turns to run away he eligible for kindergarten in the therapeutic nursery for parking in handicapped- hind Its breeding runs counter to the tradi- emits a gas which covers three acres. September. Children between school for qualified children only zones, and tionally accepted assertion that "the best the" ages of 3 and 5 years old And any tree that it reaches catches on between the ages of 3 and 5 — Permit Sunday sales in defense is a strong offense.'' The principle will be eligible for a federally fire. should be addressed to Mrs. blue law counties during the bred into the Deterrent is that the best funded program that will Thus he drives away his pursuers. GORDONS CORNER WATER CO. Mary Brother Ion, Supervisor Christmas shopping season. defense is a strong counterattack. The focus on the perceptual skills of Special Services. of preschool children. The therapeutic nursery school program is limited in the number of children enrolled. The class will be selected on the basis of the preschool screening program. At the May 2 registration, parents will be requested to Daily provide birth certification for Prop the child being registered. Additionally, records of all immunization received by the child should be presented for recording. New state regu- lations require that every school child be immunized against diptheria, pertussis, OUTH AIRPORT tetanus, polio, measles and German measles. Mumps vaccine is required of all chil- dren 7 years of age and younger - effective Septem- ber, 1979. If child has had EWARK in 20 MINUTES mumps, vaccine is not re- quired. Exceptions to this re- Man shot, Connects with killed ALL MAJOR AIRLINES •' in tavern TRENTON (AP)-A man was shot to death during an apparent holdup Saturday in the bar he owned across the street from Trenton City Hall, police said. Robert Dodson, 34, of Trenton, was found shot once through the head on the floor of the Salt-N-Pepper Bar on W. Canal and Merchant Streets. Police believe Dodson was alone in the bar between 1:30 IT'S CHEAPER THAN YOU THINK! and 2 a.m. Saturday when a gunman entered and ordered him to lie on the floor during SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT a holdup. Police searched the bar for more than six hours Sat- urday but were unsure how COMMUTER much money was missing. They Mid they had no sus- pects. For use in dieseU trucks SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 28,1980 The Daily Register 7

f Peanut oil seen Economic misery — the worst i By SYLVIA PORTER Imply that the White House will bow under political pressures for restimulatlon to try,to Not since the depth of the catastrophic as vehicle fuel hold this downturn to another mild recession. . depression of the 1930s have you and I been in By PETER EISNER refinery conditions Other possibilities tested ' the grip of such "economic miseries" as we YOUR MONEY'S If this U the result, nothing will have been An*eiatc4 Preii Writer for decreasing diesel rtqwndmre have not are now. achieved by our economic misery. The Ameri- been successful so far. Experiments toward can consumer will shrug off President Carter's BRASILIA, Brazil • Brazil, already a During all the previous downs of the post- using alcohol in diesel engines were judged anti-inflation pledges as mere fluff, inflation world leader In the use of sugar-cane alcohol World War II era there has been nothing as bad M • petroleum substitute, Is working on a Impractical because fuel consumption snot WORTH psychology will revive and roar on and the end as this. And when I go back to the early 1930s result will be a cataclysmic collapse. plan to use peanut oil as a fuel for diesel- up as much as 70 percent Expensive fuel for a comparison, I am writing about an entire- (1) The double-digit inflation rate will not powered trucks and buses. additives also were needed, making costs ly different kind of misery. For while that era HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiMiiHiiHii go Into a tallspin at these first major signals of Four buses on a regular route through the prohibitive. Brazil also Is working on a new of almost incredibly high unemployment, mul- crowded city traffic of Rio de Janeiro are diesel-type engine that would be powered on tiple business bankruptcies, skyrocketing bank The index consists of: the current rate of a real downturn. Proinflation forces are too operating with a diesel fuel mixture that pure alcohol, but the program is still in the failures, etc., left an indelible mark on all who rise in the Consumer Price Index (inflation deeply built into our economy; factors assur- AWIUIM up to SO percent peanut oil, officials early test state. survived it, those who did survive came out rate) plus the current rate of unemployment ing a maintenance of a steep rate of rise in said. The test requires no change In the inflation for months remain in control. The Peanut ell production, however, Is an im- believing even more strongly In our own capac- (business distress). heavy-duty diesel engines and has encoun- ity to remold the system so a collapse of that What better gauge of our economic missery welcome declines in interest rates from their tered no problems in the first month of a six- mediate possibility in cutting diesel-fuel re- destructive heights anticipate a slowdown In quirements, officials say. They note that nature never could happen again. in this spring of I960 — as the business down- month trial, officials lay turn deepens and inflation continues to roar on loan demands, not a softening of Federal Re- Brazil, the world's largest peanut producer, And out of that determination came the serve credit policy. U.S. energy specialists here view the has actually decreased acreage from 2 5 mil- — than the murderous squeeze on us resulting prospects for success with some caution. succession of laws that to date have moderated from a simultaneous rise in joblessness and As tor White House-Federal Reserve poli- lion to 750,000 acres because the crop was "normal" recessions by creating economic cy, the White House Is subtly pressing the Fed "There's really nothing new about this exceeding demand for peanuts at borne and soaring living costs? idea," said Jose Arantes, a spokesman for "cushions" under our economy: Federal De- Here's the record, from the slump of to ease first (because it can re-tighten so abroad. posit Bank Insurance, for Instance, unemploy- the Industrial technology section of the Min- 1973-75 (worst of post-World War II to that quickly, If need be). A recession would certain- ment insurance, Social Security, minimum istry of Industry and Commerce. "Rudolph "Theoretically, peanut oil is perfectly time) to today when a new slump has emerged ly make a balanced budget harder, If not wages. Diesel ran a small engine on vegetable oil at usable," Arantes said. "It doesn't need spe- of unpredictable duration, depth and breath: Impossible to attain. As usual, confusion com- an exnbiUon in Paris in 1900. Our technicians cial processing, It produces less smoke than A measure of our misery can be shown by In 1973 the Discomfort Index was 17.7 percent; pounds. are just seeing if it cat be done on a larger pure diesel fuel and no changes are needed In the "discomfort index" invented by the late In 1974,17.1 percent; in 1975,13.S percent, and In my view, the chips are going down, blue, Arthur M. Okun, a brilliant economist with an scale." the motors. And with three harvests a year, in 1976,125 percent - the low point during this red and white. Will those in power as policy- irrepressible sense of whimsy that made him a If the six-month trial run is successful, we could increase production on the short period. makers now have the guts tobol d on, until the term to meet an Increased demand." beloved figure when he was President John- the scheme could lead to a recommendation In 1977 the index Jumped to 13.8 percent; in inflation psychology has been truly conquered? Full-scale production also would cot cost son's chief economist and later, when he was a that would divert millions of acres of farm- 1978 to 15.0 percent, and last year to 19.1 Or will President Carter and Congress cave in, for the peanut oil, which now increases the member of the Brookings Institution. land to a swift Increase in peanut production, percent. This year the figure is approximately particularly as November nears? fuel bill by M percent. Officials said re- The index is so simple that it is, of course, officials say. The idea comet from the same 24.0 percent. I never have been In step with this Georgia Industrial researchers who convinced the searchers also are testing palm, cotton and suspect. group, never have understood their stupid, government five years ago that Brazilian soybean oil as other possible diesel sub- What's more, it is based on statistics that The misery Index will get worse before it ignorant contempt for economics — and worse, industry could make can powered by pure stitutes, but those oils are less available and are, in themselves, condemned as not ac- gets better. their refusal to recognize the Importance of alcohol. The can, fitted with engines adapted still more valuable for their primary use as curately reflecting the facts, and therefore, (1) Unemployment finally is rising, with our dollar's strength to the world and to as, as to no on sugar-cane distilled alcohol, went foods. are suspect, too. Nevertheless, the very sim- the extent of the rise still unforeseeable. To individuals. on sale to the general public on April 1. The American energy specialists, monitoring plicity of the index makes it far more reveal- forecast a low peak on the rate — as many In Thus, I hope they have the guts. But I don't government hopes to have two million alco- Brazil's alternate fuel plans, say It is too ing to you than is generally admitted. the Rose Garden gang are now doing — Is to know. hol can on the road by 19(6. early to tell whether vegetable oil will ac- At stake In all the fuel substitute planning tually work as a commercial substitute for is the nation's goal of reducing foreign oil petroleum-based diesel fuel. They say early consumption by 10 percent by 1985. Brazil tests snow engines using a peanut oil mixture imports 85 percent of Its fuel needs and this are subject to corrosion. They say some Right stocks for a widow year estimates it will spend more than $10 studies indicate that vegetable oil makes billion on Arab crude oil diesel engines unservicable after only 10,000 Government researchers refer to peanut miles. By DAVID R. SARGENT 208 South LaSalle Perhaps distributions. No matter how oil a* "the most natural solution" to the "The diesel substitution question Is still these are local situations you look at it, long term, problem of finding a diesel fuel substitute. the most difficult," said one American spe- Q— I don't very often read with which you are person- short term, or between, Officials say Brazil used about five billion cialist, based In Brasilia, the capital. "It's aboat any of the stocks thai I ally familiar If not, I would Energy Fund has been an gallons of diesel last year and may not be still up for grabs and I don't think they've own, and wonder if yea would SUCCESSFUL switch these, too, to theabove-average performer. In able to keep up with demand under present worked it out yet." be kind etoagh to comment Weyerhaeuser preferred, in the last five years, growth on them and tell me If I would the Interest of greater safety has been at a 23 percent an- be wise to cat down on any ef and assured income. them or todispos e of some? I INVESTING nual compounded rate com- am a widow ia say early sev- pared with a 15 percent rate Oil firms can expect Q- We have heM n»for the SAP 500-Stock Index. enties. A.J. WlicouU shares ef Energy FMa far About 2S percent of Energy's some years, h A— Someone In your shoes 62%' quarterly dividend. that from the sale of the In- assets are invested In Urge little aboat It My should be interested primari- Also, It is the company's big ternational Harvester, should capitalization oil companies, slowdown, new taxes will retire In about tea yean. ly in good, safe Income. Your position in trucks, always be used to buy a good con- IS percent in natural gas owned by Exxon, Texaco Inc., Stan- Would this hud be «n ap- By WILLIAM OLA8QAIX American Telephone Is a hard hit in a recession, that vertible preferred such as the equities, 12 percent in oil ser- dard Oil Co. of California and Mobil NEW YORK (AP) - Oil com- good example of the type of makes it most vulnerable. I Weyerhaeuser $2.80 con- propriate place for as to in- vice stocks and the balance in Exxon's Garvin conceded the ac- stock you should hold. So are panies' profits surged again in the first would suggest you switch it to vertible preferred. This sells vest mere money (S2M other energy-related situ- cess gave his company "some" advan- Beatrice Foods, Procter & quarter as petroleum prices spiraled. something more promising at 40 toyiel d 7 percent, and is meaihly) toward retirement? ations. You could build toil tage, especially In Britain and West Gamble, and Exxon. All can But executives and analysts say the near term. convertible into 1.2121 snares C.C. North CaraUaa fund's holding up to about Germany, where Exxon products are be counted on for dependable high-flying oil industry is about to feel Wisconsin Public Service of the common, now selling at priced similarly to those of companies income, and gradually rising A- Yes. You should also 110,000 and then use your some of the effecu of a U.S. economic $5 preferred is OK for income SO. This means that the pre- without the Saudi oil edge. dividends over the years. instruct the fund to reinvest monthly contributions to in- slowdown and new taxes. but offers no chance of any ferred is selling at a modest Merrill Lynch, meanwhile, esti- all your distributions — In- vest In another situation. Earnings doubled at industry leader Increase In income. Since this premium over conversion mated that access to the Saudi oil Such cannot be said for Exxon Corp., whose SIM billion net set is a small holding and your value, less than 10%. come and capital gains. By (Mr. Sargent cannot an- yielded promts in the quarter of $250 International Harvester. This a quarterly record for any U.S. corpo- loss therefore limited, 1 sug- Check as best I could, I following this procedure, you swer all mall personally, bat million apiece to Exxon, Texaco and company has been shut down ration. But Exxon Chairman Clifton C. gest selling this too. The mon- found no story on Capitol will benefit by the compound- will answer all questions pos- Socal, and $125 million to Mobil, which by a strike for six months, Garvin Jr. said he doesn't "expect $2 and could be forced to cut the ey you receive, along with Transamerica, B.M.A.. and ing of earnings on the fund sible In his column.) billion quarters coming in" later in owns a lesser share of the production 19M company. Mobil Corp., ranked No. 2, also In the United States, the rise of doubled Its operating profits. domestic crude oil prices toward world GM has a big effect and it also reflects But its 10S percent gain to $822 levels accelerated as the adminis- million, "should not be viewed as in- tration's program of lifting price con- By JOHN CUNNIFF short-term, isn't very good. the hard work of planning, as leaps in- industrial prod- division and every household dicative of the balance of the year, due trols took effect. AP Business Analyst Whatever is likely to be it is said they did in the '70s. uctivity is so great that they , The decline in the current to a higher-than-normal degree of un- The impact of climbing U.S. prices counted an improvement — The restraint, the dis- are calling it in advance an- strength of General Motors, certainty in world petroleum markets was especially noticeable at 14th NEW YORK - It may not less inflation, and lower in- cipline, the use of common other Industrial revolution. the country's and the world's and in the domestic economy," Chair- ranked Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), where be totally accurate to say that terest rates, for example — is sense will help, they say, to They have convinced impor- largest manufacturer, gives a man Rawleigh Warner Jr. said. rising Alaskan oil prices and a far- as General Motors goes so likely to be only the shinty restore financial equilibrium. tant companies, GM in-reading on the weakness of And at the brokerage house of Mer- higher rate of production than that of a goes the economy, but you side of the coin, with the dull Developments in computer cluded, that their efforts are the I960 economy and what rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner It Smith year ago sparked a 160 percent earn- can't dismiss th«\j>e/lon side showing less activity and science — automation, in- worth financing can be done to make sure it's Inc., "We tend to think earnings will ings gain to$450. 7 million. either. GM is big, pemnive, fewer jobs. formation retrieval, word But before that day ar- corrected. flatten out in MM — given no unusual The "windfall profits' tax, which powerful, influential. The number of seers who processing — will raise prod- rives, it is generally con- It's big plans to retool, to things coming out of Iran," said took effect March 1, is intended to raise It does have an effect, and feel we can escape a re-uctivity in blue collar and cluded, more work and less modernize factories and to analyst Jeffrey L. Matthews. $227.3 billion from new revenues aris- it reflects too. What happens cession Is dwindling, and probably white collar jobs as dreaming is needed. Reality understand and adjust to the "I think the first quarter was the ing from the lifting of oil-price con- to the country or a section some of those who foresaw a well. has intruded, and it is being reality of the < marketplace, crest of the wave for this industry. trols. Because toe levy took effect two thereof is likely to affect GM. brief and mild one have slow- Some academics believe felt by every unit of govern- suggests what everyone else Now we're going into a trough — or at months later than originally planned, And what GM does is likely to ly edged over into the group least a fUttening-out But that's not ment, every corporate has to do too. producers were able to capture some be stamped on an area's and that expects it to be long, the potential for guantum bad considering last year was so extra revenues during that time. the country's economy. deep and destructive. good," Matthews said. But that situation was temporary. It has that effect because, Like GM. the rest of the Oil earnings have been gaining for Exxon said two-thirds of the $80 million for example, in the past three more than a year as the Organization In new revenues directly attributable economy has a lot of adjust- years it has sold 27.5 million ing to do. Bills to be paid, for of Petroleum Exporting Countries to decontrol went to pay the windfall vehicles, earned nearly $10 steadily pushed the average world tax In the first quarter. example, and savings ac- billion, employed an average counts to be rebuilt. And so price of a 42-gallon barrel of oil to$3 0 At No. i Gulf Oil Corp., where prof- of about 800,000 workers and far in the history of mankind, in the wake of the Iranian revolution its advanced 56 percent to $38» million, paid them $50 billion. nobody has found a pleasant and seven-week-long oil production officials said the windfall tax reduced shutdown. That's the beginning. In way tomanag e it. the company's earnings by $11 million these same three years more Other reasons cited by analysts for in March and would cost the company than half of GM's total reven- Goals, attitudes, expecta- the earnings gains include strong show- $900 miulon for all of 1M0. , ues of more' than $179 billion tions must be adjusted, and ings by oil companies' chemical While profits were rising, oil com- for Americans accustomed to went to pay suppliers — in so \^ divisions and by their marketing and panies' returns on equity were also many areas and industries It steady improvements in liv- refining operations overseas. gaining after a four-year lull. would take a catalogue to list ing standards this might be a For some, access to comparatively them. hard dose of medicine. Dis- low-priced $28-a-barrel Saudi Arabian Return on equity describes a cipline and restraint are the BORROW crude oil also proved profitable. Most shareholder's return on the book value So bow Is GM doing? Not order. of Saudi Arabia's 9.5 million barrels-a- of his Investment and is a widely so good. Sales have fallen, day output is produced by a company watched measure of profitability. profits have plunged, and But while realism is UP TO *60,000 OR MORE layoffs are increasing. More seldom shinier than dreams, a*om>fb>MbHcN»ticM than 220,000 blue collar work- there is a silver lining to be Nowliomeowners can borrow up to $60,000 or more NOTICE OP CLASS ACTION AMD ers and 20,000 white collars seen for those with farsigbted and lake years to repay It you own your own home TO: ALL PERSON* WHO workers have been cut or eyes. There are economists, and need cash .. you can quickly convert the equity PURCHASED AT RETAIL OH A CREDIT -CARP OR EY CHAROE layed off. financiers and Industrial en- in your home into a cash loan Just the thing you need ACCOUNT ANY OF THE POLLOW- INO (HANDS Of OAJOLINE: SI- The problems could con- gineers out there who ounda- (or Home Improvements. Student Tuition, Debt LO, CROWN, HEM. MI-PY. KAYO, tions of the 1990s. Consolidation. Business Investment, a New Car or MARTIN. MERIT. PAYLEM. RED tinue too, because GM isn't net to MU.uraM umml i HEAD, ROTARY, SAVIWAY Hid fully attuned to the market. other worthwhile purposes •vatractloftoftM SCOT. What they mean is that MnwMam A clou actu* baa baa* brouaM Between now and 1985, it It s easy with a Home Equity Loan at City Consumer MarM InaMcMan ting the foundations of the to now llliajo limiii lor aar- must spend $38 billion to Services And there Is never a prepayment penalty. UlCMIIIhM mini UK II nillt nil IT 1990s. Now York. 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78-59 He won 20 and lost nine in 1078. "I. talked to them about the contract, NEW YORK (AP) - Right-handed they trade me. I will report anywhere as long as I get a chance. They nave not given becoming the first native-born Puerto Rl- but they don't seem to want to do anything pitcher Ed Figueroa told the New York about it," Figueroa said. Yankees Sunday that unless he is traded me a chance here." can to win 20 games in the major leagues. within 10 days be will return home to The veteran curveballer has a 1-2 re- "I know how Chris Cnambliss felt," Puerto Rico and remain there the real of cord with a 6.00 earned run average in 11 Figueroa said. "1 pitch here four years the season. innings this season. He has complained for but they still don't give me a chance." years that he has to pitch every fourth day Figueroa, SI, coining off elbow surgery "We would like him to pitch out of the to be effective and was known to be unhap- late last season, has been ineffective in his bullpen," Howser said. "I'm sure hi py with the Yankees' five-man rotation. last two starts was Informed yesterday by pride is hurt. At times, his stuff has been Howser said left-hander Tom Under- Manager Dick Howser that he had been good. We told him today, but the decision wood would take Figueroa's place in the Sports taken out of the rotation and sent to the was made previously." bullpen. rotation "I will go to the bullpen for 10 days Figueroa, in the last year of a multi- The Yankess have not offered to sign and then home," Figueroa said. "I hope year contract, has a lifetime record of Figueroa to a new contract. Gea« Michael MacAdam's clutch goal leads Stars past Habs MONTREAL (AP) - After his second series- "My goal," said MacAdam, "is to win the waited and waited for a break. That's something winning goal for Minnesota, and after the reality Stanley Cup. I was excited when I scored, but I Montreal does a lot." tried to keep a low profile." of what had happened had sunk in, North Stars Now the North Stars have taken another page But the agonized shriek that went up from the right wing Al Mac Adam's face was strangely void from the Canadlens' book. It is they who have Forum crowd of 17,466 underscored the fact that of emotion. advanced in the playoffs, and it will take some this — in the hockey world, anyway — was no "There's no point in getting too excited about time for that fact to set in. it," he said, minutes after his goal with 1:26 left small achievement. in the third period yesterday night gave the North The North Stars only three seasons ago were Stars a stunning J-2 triumph over the defending the NHL's doormat. Teams skated roughshod i t i-j National Hockey League champion Montreal Ca- over them and never looked back. .•. i * i—i First Pinna--1. Montreal. Nwkr 1 (Monoou. Glnorail, • :!!. 2. nadiens But then came the merger of the North Stars MlnMMU. Youngh.nl 1, 14:41. Panaltkl—Mondou. Mon, 1:11; McCarthy. Mln. 1:13; Houle, Man, 10.40; McCarthy. Mln, 14:24; "The people who thought we couldn't win are with the Cleveland Barons and the surge to re- Youngtvans. Win, U:ll; Tramway, Mon. 14:27. the ones who are excited," said Mac Adam, who spectability that reached a high point last night. Sacona Period—J. MlnnaioU, Hamburg 2 IMacAaMm), 14:4* Penalties—Maxwell. Mln. jTSj bhmyr. Mln, 1S:»f TremNay. SCRAMBLED — Stave Payne of the Minnesota North Stars, left, and teammate batted in the rebound of a Steve Payne shot to "We beat them (the Canadiens) three times Mon. 1S:5»; Glngrall. Mon. 14:12. Third ParloO—4, Montreal. Lanawav 3 (Tremblev. LambtrO, Bobby Smith, right, fight for the puck with Serge Savard and Rejean Houle of the send Minnesota into the semifinals against Phila- in their own rink," said defenseman Paul Shmyr, S:ll. S. Mlnnawta. MacAdam 4 (Payna. B.Smlth). 11.14 Penellv-- shaking his head in disbelief. "The difference Shmyr. Minn, II :0a. Montreal Canadians. The North Stars went on to stun the Canadians, 3-2, and delphia and end the Canadlens' four-year reign as Shot! on goal—Mlnnawta H1H0 Mont rial Itl u eliminate Montreal from the Stanley Cup playoffs. Stanley Cup champions. was we didn't panic when they tied It 2-2. We Ooallat—Mlnnaiota. Malocha. Montreal. Hirron. A-17.445.

John subdues Chisox; row Astros edge Mets, 4-3 NEW YORK (AP) - It could have been the "It was cool, but not too cool. I'm happy with the Astros to a decision over the New York Mets. New York Yankees' third straight loss, but they way things have gone so far this year. I was "We jast have to set the pace on the road and had left hander Tommy John on the mound and be hoping we would get more than the one run but It show them we can win. We have a good team and did his thing. • stood up." other teams won't be looking for easy wins When It was over yesterday, John had a rou- Willie Randolph's one-out single to right field against us." tine 1-0 win over one -of his former teams, the with runners on second and third in the fifth Leonard's game-winning hit followed walks to Chief o White Sox. provede John with the run be needed. Cesar Cedeno and Art Howe and a double by Alan Graig Nettles opened the Inning with a single Ashby against losing pitcher Neil Allen, 0-3. "He threw 17 ground ball outs and five to right. Rick Cerone then lined an infield single The Mets, who dropped their third straight strikeouts," noted Yankee Manager Dick Howser. off third baseman Kevin Bell's glove as Bell was game to Houston, had taken a 1-run lead against "What more can I tell you? He stopped our charging In looking for a bunt. winning pitcher Frank LaCorte, 1-0, on Jerry streak before it got started." Asms 4. Mats 3 Morales' sacrifice fly in the top of the inning. John, 3-0. now has a personal six-game win- HOUSTON - Jeff Leonard doesn't feel Hous- Leonard collected two bits in six at-bats and ning streak going, counting 1978 action. And the :.n'i upcoming 12-game road trip is critical to the isn't even considered to be a regular in Houston's White Sox, off to a fast start, had a team batting team's early season success, but It's always im- lineup. An injury to outfielder Terry Puhl forced average oi .292 - but had been shutout twice, t-th portant to show other teams you mean business, Houston manager Bill Virdon to start Leonard times by John. he adds. and the Astros skipper feels his bench strength "Despite the rain delay before we started I "It's not crucial," said Leonard, who drove in will play an Important factor in the team's suc- felt good," said John, who wiU be 37 on May 22. two runs with a 12th-inning single to power the cess this season. Borg takes Grand Prix with win over Solomon LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — For a time early in Caesars Palace, agreed. early in the match, but managed to eliminate the the match, Harold Solomon thought he might just "I started slowly, then I started to play bet- mistakes as play went continued. and Bjorn Borg's domination. It was a fleeting ter," said the Swede who's won Wimbledon four The match was marked by long rallies, as both thought. times. "I take more chances when I'm behind Borg and Solomon prefer to stay on the baseline. and will go for a big shot. ' Borg, who bad whipped Solomon in 13 previous Solomon, with patience usually a strong point "I have to be patient when playing Solomon. I meetings, picked up steam after a slow start and of his game, became more aggressive and tried to weat on to make it 14 yesterday with a 6-3, 6-1 rally from the baseline and wait for the right force Borg into mistakes after falling behind. But victory in the finals of the 1300,000 Grand Prix of shot." Solomon himself began to make unforced errors. Tennis tournament. Solomon, who collected $30,000, won three of For his part, Borg came to the net only four "I ran out of things to do; I played the way I the first four games, then lost four straight to end times. wanted to at first, then be started hitting deeper the first set. and I couldn't get to the net," said, the long- He held service only once after the third game Borg said the momentum shifted when he suffering Solomon. of the first set broke service in the seventh game of the first set Willie or won't he? Born, who collected 160,000 for the victory at Borg committed a number of unforced errors U> go ahead 4-3. 4 - Sixers stop Celts; Lakers roll

BOSTON (AP) - Julius Ervlng wants to "It really doesn't matter," said Hollins. Lakers M,SoatekM Abdul-Jabbar scored 25 points and play the team with the injured center. "Probably Seattle because we would have SEATTLE- - The Seattle SuperSonlcs' Jamaal Wilkes added 24, 12 in the last Lionel Hollins wants to play Seattle so the the home court advantage.'' reign as National Basketball Association quarter, as the Lakers made It three Philadelphia 76ers will have the home-court "Whichever team's center breaks his champions is tottering. straight over the Sonics and two in a row at advantage. leg Is the team we want to play," Erving "The Sonics say they like to play with University of Washington's Hec Ed- But BiU Fitch doesn't think it matters a said with a laugh. their backs to the wall,;' said Kareem Ab- mundson Pavilion. whole lot. The 76ers played so well against the dul-Jabber. "At this point, they're about to A capacity crowd of 8,524 watched the "They'll go all the way," the Boston Celtics that they needed no such advantage. go over the wall." Sonics build a 57-39 half time lead and a 69-48 Celtics' coach declared after feeling the The bread and butter of the Boston of- Abdul-Jabbar's statement was un- advantage with 6:39 left in the third quar- brunt of the 78ers' strength and talent as fense, penetration and moving the ball characteristically strong but the 7-foot-2 ter. Philadelphia disposed of the team with the quickly to the open man, crumbled like veteran had every reason for sounding con- Los Angeles took the lead at 72-71 with t best regular-season record in the National burnt toast in the face of the 76ers' solid fident. 24-2 blitz but Seattle led 8640 with 6:11 Basketball Association. team defense. After Los Angeles overcame a 21-point remaining in the game ' "If they stay right where they're at now "Taking the ball inside to Philadelphia deficit midway in the second half to beat LQi KNOtliS (N) ana maintain It, that's (he challenge to Is playing to their strengths because they the Sonics. The Lakers bold a 3-1 lead In the fchones 2 0-14. Wllkn 10 44 24, AMul-JaCbar 11 l-l II. Western Conference finals. E.Johnson 4 1-7 IS, Nixon 7 5-7 If, Coopar 4 1-1 t. Land- them right now, they'll be tough," Fitch have a big front line," said veteran Celtic Iberaer 1 04 2. Holland 0 O-O 0. Hay wood 0 04 0 Total! 41 said. center Dave Cowens, who distinguished The Lakers could finish off the Sonics at SIATTLI HI) ., The 76ers were awesome in sending the himself with 22 points and 10 rebounds in 41 Los Angeles Wednesday night and earn a J.JohnMn 4 04 I, Snelton 7 M is, Slkma 3 0-0 10. spot in the NBA finals against Philadelphia, DJohnion • II II, Williams 12 II U, LaOaroa 1 04 1. Celtics to the sidelines by winning the best- minutes. "They-were on top of us all the Brown01-11, Silas 1 2 24, Walkar 504 10 Totals 414-1013 of-seven Eastern Conference final playoff way up the court. They disrupted our of- which earned the Eastern Conference title Laa A.inn Una M—w series In five games. The clincher came fense quite a bit. We couldn't adjust." with a 4-1 romp over Boston. iMim _. ami ts-n Three-point goal— D.Jghnion. Tatal (ouls-Loj Angelae, yesterday as Philadelphia never trailed af- Philadelphia has had a reputation as a . "Anything is possible," veteran for- 20. Saattla 27. Tachnkala—Ctonai. loa Angales Coach ter Darryl Dawkins1 free throw tied the team with a potent offense, but Its de- ward John Johnson replied when asked if wailMM. A-a.S!4. PHILADCLPHIA Ufa) score 18-18 with 4:11 to go hi the first fensive performance throughout the Boston the Sonics could take three straight from Ervlng 4 4-1 14. C.Jonas 5 2-1 12, DawHlns I (-11 II. Los Angeles. Molllni I a-11 24, Cheeks 1 0-2 4, BIDby 11-3 5. B.Jonas 11-4 period. The 76ers rolled to a 10S-M triumph. series proved conclusively it is a well- 1», MlK 1M «, Toona 0040. Rlchantton 0 04 0, Ssanartal 0 rounded club. "It's do or die for us," added Seattle 040 Totals—37 IMS 105 Hollins led aU scorers with 24 points and MSTON (Ml handed out seven assists, while Ervlng In compiling a 61-21 regular-season re- forward Lonnie Shelton, "but It's pos- Me.well 7 14 17, Bin) s 2-2 12, Cowans 10 1-1 21. sible." Archibald I 4-7 22, Ford 1 04 2. Carr 2 1-2 4, Maravlch 2 04 MMSM scored 14 points and took only 10 shots. Both cord, the Celtics were held to fewer than 100 4, HaMarson 2 1-5 h Robev 0 04 0, Ferntten 0 0-0 0. Judklns were asked whether they'd prefer to play points Just nine times and never lost more "They're the world champions until we l Ml Totals—M \1-WU PIT TO BE TIED — Julius Ervlng of the Philadelphia rallaillaala Una 2J>—Ma 76ers unlaces his sneakers after he helped lead the 76ers Los Angeles or Seattle In the championship than two in a row. But the 76ers kept them beat them four times," reminded Laker BaaJjM. « M M 21 |»«p- M guard Norm Nixon, who had 19 points Sun- Thrta-ooint goals—Carr. Foulad out— Nona. Total touts to a 105-94 victory over the Boston Celtics. The win series. Los Angeles leads the Western Con- below 100 In all five playoff games and won —Philadelphia 21. Boston 12. Technicals—Blbtty. Omra. moved the 76ers Into the N BA finals.. ference final series 3-1. the last three. day. A-is.no. SMfi£WSeOHY.N.J MONDAY. APRIL 28, I960 Cards blow past Phils; 9 Twins topple A s9 20-11 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Keith earn credit for the triumph Tigers I, Ha* ass I cracked five hits, drove in three rant and scored Re* 1, Giaats 1 DETROIT - Detroit's Alan TrammeU drove two and Bob Forsch pitched a six-hitter for Hi SAN FRANCISCO - Frank Pastore wasn't in a pair of runs with a single and a homer and first victory of the season at the St. Louis maca of a relief pitcher in Us first big league Dave Rosema picked up his second successive Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10-1 yes- stiat Bat oh, what a starter he is the second time victory as the Tigers defeated the Boston Red terday Sox. The Cardinals ripped Philadelphia starter The a year-old right-hander has become one Lou WUtaker drew a leadoff walk from loser Dick Ruthven (or four runs on eight hits in Jl-3 of the aces of the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff Mike Torres, 04, went to third on Kirk Gibson's innings and coasted to their second victory In the with a 3-1 record, three complete game* and a double and scored on Steve Kemp's sacrifice fly. finale of a three-game series. sparkling 2.17 earned ran average. The Tigers got three runs in the second inning Ruthven, who underwent off-season surgery His latest triumph came against San Francis- on five consecutive singles and another sacrifice for removal of bone chips, now has allowed 10 co Giants when Pastore pitched a four-hitter in a fly by Kemp. TrammeU made It 5-0 with his solo runs and IS hits in his last 9-3 innings. Reliever victory by the Western Division leaders. shot in the fourth. Kevin Saucier gave up five hits and three runt In That was a sharp contrast with last year when Bravest, Bay > two innings. he made the Reds in the spring, was used In relief ATLANTA — Dale Murphy slugged a two-run St. Louis took a 1-0 lead in the first on Garry and wound up getting crushed by the Dodgers for homer and an RBI single, helping left-hander Templeton's leadoff triple and a Hernandez sin- 10 runs and five homers in less than three innings Larry McWIUiams to bis first victory of the gle. The Cards made It M. in the second on one May night before being sent back to Indian- season, as the Atlanta Braves took a decision over Forsch s two-out RBI single. apolis the Montreal Expos. Two more runs boosted it to 4-0 in the third on Dodgers 3, Padre*. 1 It was the fifth victory In six games for the a single by Hernandez, Terry Kennedy's two-base LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Dodgers Braves, who lost nine of their first 10. RBI and a run-scoring single by Ken ReiU. In the are doing it all these days, so it's no wonder they Provided with a three-run cushion by his team- fifth, an RBI base hit by Templeton and have won eight games in a row and are playing mates in the first Inning, McWilliams, 1-2, held Hernandez's two-run single made It 7-1. like the National League champions they were In the Expos at bay until the ninth, when Montreal The Phillies' only run came in the fifth on Luis 1977 and 1978. scored twice. - Aguayo's run-scoring single. During their streak, they have gotten excellent Ellis Valentine's solo bonier sent McWilliams An inside-the-park home run by Ken Oberkfell pitching, superb defense and timely hitting, and it to the showers and Rick Camp gave up an RBI keyed a three-run St. Louis seventh off reliever was more of the same in a victory over the tingle to Warren Cromartie before southpaw Al Lerrin LaGrow. sagging San Diego Padres. Hrabosky recorded the last two outs, gaining his TwiaiM.A'ill Don Sutton and Charlie Hough provided the second save. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - The Minnesota pitching, limiting the Padres to four hits and BiaeJayt I, Brewers t Twins scored 10 runs In the first inning, including retiring the side in order six times. MILWAUKEE - Toronto Manager Bobby two-run singles by designated hitters Glenn The pair was aided by what Sutton called "as Mattick poked fun at himself, but no one is Adams and Jose Morales and a two-run triple by great an exhibition of defensive baseball at you'll laughing at his Blue Jays anymore. John Castino, and went on to bury the Oakland ever see anywhere." Mattick started the game with a lineup which A'S. Offensively, it was second baseman Dave didn't correspond to the one he listed on the card The A's actually outhit the Twins 22-10 In a Lopes, right fielder Reggie Smith and catcher he gave the umpires, and his mistake took the wild offensive display that combined ineffective Steve Yeager coming through with the key hits as Blue Jays out of a possible big first inning. pitching with steady hitting. Oakland's Dave the Dodgers completed an 11-game homestand But the Blue Jays took their 64-year-old rookie McKay hit the only borne run, a solo shot in the , with a 9-2 mark. manager off the book by scoring five times in the ninth, and there also were four doubles and three "We've done a super job," said Manager Tom sixth inning. Willie Upshaw lined t two-run double triples Lasorda. "We've gotten the big bits when we've and Barry Bonnell a two-run homer in the Inning, TAG, YOU'RE OUT — Keith Hernandez of the St. Louis Cardinals slides right Into Besides the 10 runs in the first inning, the needed them, the starting pitchers have been while Al Woods singled home two seventh inning the tag of Philadelphia Phillies catcher Bob Boone while trying to score In the fourth Twins' scored five in the third and two in the outstanding and the bullpen has been the most runs as the Blue Jays bait the Milwaukee Inning. Hernandez .loomed home from second on Terry Kennedy's hit tocenter field. fourth. Oakland scored at least one run In each gratifying thing. Brewers to complete t three-game series sweep. The Cardinals, paced by Ken Oberkfeli's two-run inside the park home run In the inning from the second through the sixth, high- "We just weren't getting any runs earlier. We Afterward, Mattick's royal blue uniform was seventh inning, went on to down the Phillies, 10-1. Hernandez also helped the lighted by a four run fourth that chased Minnesota felt we were going to start hitting like we're topped by a maroon cap with pink tailings in the Cardinal cause by going five for five from the plate. starter Geoff^ihnTwhodi^lastionGeoff Zahn, who didn't last longg enough t oto capable off hittinhittingg an andd we'v we'vee dondonee It. it."" shapshapee o off horn hornss o onn th thee sides sides. . tard.nai cause Dy going five for five from the Plate. Watson9s New Orleans victory didn't come easily g**_fl flHHHLaaaaai NEW ORLEANORLEANSS (AP)) - ToTom WatsonWatson,, fofor th the e 273273,, 1155 shotshotss undeunderr parpar., anand hhe wawass aa wire-to-wir wire-to-wiree •a*s mucmuch aas anyonanyonee elselsee anand putputss hihim iin linlinee to second week in a row,. is a winner. winner for ththee secon secondd consecutiv consecutivee weeweekk . TrevtnTrevinoo break his own one-year record. It didn't come easily, but it came with the was second with a 08-275. Mike Reid, never really No one has ever woo the Vardon Trophy, that authority that has made Watson the outstanding in title contention, shot 71X76. Defending cham- coveted award that goes to the man with the low player in golf. pion Hubert Green, who took himself out of it with stroke average on the tour, four yean hi a row. "I was just hanging on," be insisted after a a bogey-double bogey-bogey lapse, and Larry Watson won it the past three yean. With II front-running, two-shot triumph yesterday in the Nelson were next at 277. Green had a closing 74 birdies and an eagle for his week's work in New New Orleans Open. and Nelson a 72 that Included a double bogey on Orleans, be reduced his stroke average for this But hang on he did. And he did it in a fashion the last bole. season to tt.9,lowe r than any winning figure in II that served as the ultimate discouragement to The victory only served to confirm Watson's yean. any would-be challengers. suture as the game's outstanding performer, For this season, be hat won four times In 10 The leader all the way, Watson made one added to his already-impressive statistics and put starts and has been 10th or better la three others. mistake in the final round. He hit into the water him in position to write some new records into the And he's far from satisfied. books. NCW ORLEANS (API — Final KarM M wanay mUKkim on the eighth hole. It cost him a double bogey. rouaraay M tM U»M0 Oroolor Mo. Orujam Oaan Ga« Twr- Coupled with Lee Trevino's birdie, that meant the At the moment, he's completely dominating Tom Wattan. Ul*i ™" ™ tHtSfi&m little pond on the Lakewood Country Club course the game. La TravM*. t»JM tin-out—m No one has ever won Player of the Year four Mlka ROM. SIMM V "-.I-FI-IH had just swallowed three shots of his four-stroke Hukart Groan. SttMO i IMHUWH lead. times in a row. Larry NaMan.SU JM rumn-»77 caiywi Paaia. v>M» n+im\-m "That brought me right back to the field," Watson has won it the last three years. With Loanard TMmMn, M.171 7l*o-*»-M-m four victories, twice the number of anyone else In Mart HayM. ir.)M »a#n-ai Watson said. "The game was on," Loy Oranam. tf.MD ».>a,n-o«-» It's the sort of thing that can, and has, de- the game this year, he's far In front again. No one has ever led the money-winning list Sana UlUor. »5.»41 o»n«»,r»—•! stroyed a lets accomplished, lesa experienced, •ya-AIIH.. is.Mi tt-ivu-n-ai less confident, less courageous player. four years in a row. WKmKllW DM O»WOY. U.M1 »nnnm Watson responded by holing a 40-foot birdie Watson has led it the past three seasons. He MIW P»ck.«l.VU M-n-n-w-an Oary Koch, lull tt-itan m- putt on the next hole. collected US ,000 from the total purse of f2SO,000 in •rM »...«. U.U) this one and pushed his earnings to t24«,525 with amc* a*ir«. u.ui mn No one ever caught him. DM MI, (MIS iuw He finished with a 1-over-oar 7S that put him at the season less than half gone. It's almost twice Rod Curl. U.ilS Bolt, Wall cop Legends AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Last October at the between them, didn't take any chances this year. game for ult," said Bolt. Australian Seniors Tommy Bolt walked up to Art They scorched par for a record. 23-under par 1(7 "I had my pick of partners several yean ago Wall and told him: "Art, I don't know how we can with rounds of 8043-84. and chose Art. I wouldn't trade him for anybody lose the legends." The 67-year-old Snead, who won the first Leg- here. He is a great iron player and a great Bolt was right and toe pair earned the biggest ends with Gardner Dickinson as a partner In 1878, putter." payday of their careers yesterday in the 3rd bogeyed two holes and struggled home with a AUSTIN, To«o» (AP) — YMtartWl IkMI rmvm and aarntaM annual Legends of Golf Tournament. final round 1-under par t» after back-to-back 80s In UM third annual 1 •—mil at OoM laurMmant at Onion Croak Golf Club: With a crowd of 25,000 fans swarming Onion He and January won $25,000 apiece. Son-Wall. J7O.0OO Creek Golf Club, the tl-year-old Bolt anad the 56- Snoad January, »»OOO Newcomers Arnold Palmer and Oow Palmar-PlnotorwM. vaim year-old WaU earned $31,000 each with a two-snot Finsterwald made $20,000 each with a third-place Sorao4a Vkonn. HUM SltM-OkMman. t»«M victory over Sam Snead and Don January. finish on rounds of 68-6M5. Boros and DeVlcenxo Tnom«pn-No«l«, UO.1» tVU-71—K4 CHAMP CLAMP — Tom Watson, left, shakes hands with Lee Trevino yesterday "We wanted it bad because of what happened finished fourth. Raakura-Plack. SJO,1» U»M-W Ford-Mamlllon, HUH HI4I1..W after Watson won the New Orleans Open and collected $45,000. Trevino, who chased last year." said WaU. Snead and January started the day with a two HuiUW. SJ0.1J0 44-71 71—KM Watson throughout the tournament, finished a close second. Ironically, it was ToOW-HorMrt. IM.SM HII«-IH He was referring to a dramatic loss to Julius stroke lead but could manage only par 35 on the HSfpajY-CfO"*** Ji0#500 irfMi^W w«tson who had offered Trevino some advice last week In the Tournament of Borot and Roberto DeVicenio on the sixth hole of outgoing nine of the 6,584-yard course while Bolt- Champions and was penalized two strokes. Despite the penalty, Watson also won the a playoff. Wall posted 30. Tournament of Champions. Bolt and WaU, who have 29 PGA victories "Three months ago, I started working on my •urto-Gr^lM, M,«0 nMI4S—•* Duran: If only I were a heavyweight

.Roberto Duran, 147 pounds of Latin fury Muhammad All, a discouraged Larry Holmes avenged. plan to enter college and pursue a business and knockout power, admits that sometimes and a cast of beefy, nondescript characters Leonard is of the Joe Louis-Muhammad degree when financial pressures drew him to in his wildest dreams he if'gt"** himself a unable to make a dint In the game. All mold — a classical stand-up tactician, the ring. heavyweight. Already they are comparing the Duran- both boxer and puncher, who although only 24 A colorful, pleasant kid, be became an "Heavyweights, everybody talks about WILL Leonard collision to the Jack Demptey-Gene hat had 177 fights as amateur and pro. Hit i immediate TV personality. He was moved the heavyweights," said the rugged Pan- Tunney confrontations of the 1920s, the sharp-punching technique is bolstered by the" \ discreetly up the ladder while the world amanian, speaking In Spanish through an knock-down, drag-out middleweight brawls wisdom of Ali's mentor, Angelo Dundee. watched on their screens. Interpreter. "If you are a heavyweight, even GRIMSLEY of Rocky Graziano and Tony Zale in the 1940s "When I go Into the ring, I go to fight, not Perhaps more by design than accident, be V you are slow and have no punch, you make and the three Muhammad AU-Smokln' Joe to run or dance," Duran said before depart- developed a Uttle bit of Ali's brashness and a lot of money. Fraxier masterpieces of which the "ThrlUa ing over the weekend for his training camp in color. "If I were a heavyweight,'I think I would of Manila" was the xenith. New York's CatskUls. "If I want to run, I - "I do not like him," insisted Duran, re- *eJack Dempsey or Rocky Marciano." It it a duel between the rough, tough, enter the marathon. If I want to dance, I go to fusing to bide his envy of Sugar Ray's smart- Duran" is about to or 70 pounds shy of capable of wresting the Interest of the gener- uncompromising alley fighter, Duran, and Rase Land." ly choreographed success. "He has a smart being a legitimate heavyweight although al sports public from a bland heavyweight the polished, rapier-fisted assassin, Leonard. The muscled, dark-skinned challenger it mouth. I mean it. This is not what you caU Jnany ringsiders regard him at pound-tor- division populated by an aging, overweight The 29-year-old Panamanian, who held not new to dancing. He had to use some fancy hype. I am serious. I kill him." pound the best fiat fighter in the world. That medalist, a quick, sharp-punching craftsman the world lightweight crown for six yean, it footwork to survive In the ghettos of Panama Duran, a millionaire the bard way, ac- U an accolade that will be disputed and who has swept impressively through aU 27 of a veritable buxxsaw who operates from a City's Cborillo. He shlned shoes, danced on knowledged that he has one great frailty. He -perhaps settled June 20 when be meets the his professional assignments. crouch, as Dempsey did, and iwarmsaU over the streets for nickels and dimes and caught Ukes pretty things — jewelry, cart (be hat yeasational young World Boxing Council wel- This fight thus is taking on the aura of a his opponent from the opening bell, like fish to help feed bis eight brothers and tit- four), fancy suits and shoes. terweight champion, Sugar Ray Leonard, at "ring natural," a classic that has the poten- Dempsey, he carries sleeping powder In both ters. "Money," be said, contemplating his $2- a site yet to be determined. tial of being the most significant and inciting bands. In 70 pro fights, he has had 55 Leonard, out of Palmer Park, Md., was million check from the Leonard fight, "what Leonard bat himself been acclaimed the of this generation. knockouts and lost only once, a defeat at the one of Uncle Sam's gold-medal heroes In the good is it except to spend? You cannot lake it ultimate fighting machine - an Olympic gold It it the one event involving smaller guys bands of Erteban DeJesus later twice 1978 Olympics t Montreal. He reneged on a to the grave." ! SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 28, i960 The Daily Register 11 Blackfish run anticipated on jetties

Joe LaPreiti, owner of Steven's Bait and most people who do a lot of fishing, I cast my Rumson caught a 5 V%-pound largemouth bass. impose a new three percent manufacturers' Tackle Shop In West End, anticipate! the own sinkers from scrap lead. excise tax on all outboard motors, trailers •print run of blackflsh on the North Jeney He was using four-pound test line on a mini- spin outfit. and boats leu than 25-feet in length (except Shore jetties will get underway this week. On Friday two experts had good catches, kayaks, sailboats, hydroplanes and com- , "All the signs look good, and I think the fish one with a dozen and the other with eight, and He weighed the fish at Glglio's Bait and mercial craft). will start hitting," said LaPresti, who for HEDIRY the rest of the dozen fishermen had Just a few Tackle shop in Sea Bright.' years has made a specialty of catching them. fish apiece. I could take Just three blackfish "The Bureau of Fisheries (N. Y.) cur- and blamed the poor catch on the second hook Joe Shusko of Long Branch Pier reported rently receives approximately $500,000 a year Blackfish have been taken off shore for which was tied two feet above the linker and good fishing for a fairly good turnout on from D-J revenue (less than $2 for each more than two weeks although the only party SCHAEFER which was supposed to catch sebass. Saturday night. Catches ranged up to 30 he licensed angler). If the expansion bill is boat that has been reported fishing for them said. passed, we should receive $1.5 million per hai been the Bulwark III out of Forked As It turned out, there weren't any year, an increase of a million dollars. This River. aeabasi around that morning, and all that The first three fluke of the season there would increase our fisheries field program high hook did was persist in snagging the were taken last week, one on Wednesday, the capability by about 25 percent" With mackerel plentiful and ling and whit- wreck. Around noon I decided to forget about second on Thursday and the third Saturday. ing also available, few people are interested the bass, and concentrate on the bottom hook Parker urged personal letters of endorse- in blackfish which are very difficult to catch. line. for blackfish Diagell- Johnson Eipaasloa Backed ment be sent to all congressmen. Pennsylvania To Increase Deer Licenses The species does command mild interest New York State Department of Environ- among Jetty fishermen because they are fair- When it becomes snagged, all that is lost It was then that the fog rolled In, killing fishing for the rest of the day. Capt. Mike mental Conservation is seeking the support of The Pennsylvania Game Commision's ly abradant and bite during the daylight is two ounces of lead, two books and two all of its fishermen for H R. 6074, the Dingell- proposal to authorize the issuance of 410,600 hours. In the shallow water off and along the short lengths of clear 40 pound leader materi- Kessler managed to find the outer buoys of Bamegat Inlet but because of the fog and Johnson Expansion Bill in the House of Rep- antlerless deer licenses this year is designed Jetties, ling and whiting bite only st night. al. Commercial blackfish rigs Invariably in- resentatives and the companion measure in to produce a harvest of about 60,000 deer, corporate a swivel and metal sinker snap and high rollers breaking over the bars In the Blaekfish, called uutog in New England, inlet, be had to wait off shore for an hour and the Senate, S. 1031. game management officials say. cost close to a dollar a place. Last year the game commission issued and slippery bass in Atlantic and Cape May a half to permit the tide to rise high enough to A letter, written by Carl E. Parker, chief counties, are a challenge fish. The few who make a safe run through the inlet. 423,950 licenses and hoped for a bag of 62,000 A seventy-five cent rig won't wreck the of the Bureau of Fisheries, is being widely animals. The reported harvest was 58,930. know how to catch them score big. budget but blackfish frequent such rough distributed among sportsmen. bottom it is easy to lose a half dozen rigs in a But the fun wasn't quite over yet. Trying The commission hopes to keep the deer Specialised tackle ii called for and to follow the channel markers from Bamegat Parker wrote: "This new legislation will herds at the same levels as last year. The morning whether fishing the Jetties or work- amend the Federal Aid in Fish Restoration commission says that by knowing how many UPrwti even makes a special two-ounce Ing over a wreck on a party boat. Inlet to the mouth of Forked River was even sinker designed to cast well and resist hang- more interesting thari the fishing In that fog. Act of 1950, commonly called the D-J Act. deer there will be before the hunting season, ing up in the rocks. The sinker ii flattened When I was out on the Bulwark; III on Major emphasis of the new legislation is to and by subtracting the number that can be and shaped like «fat teardrop. LaPresti ties Friday, working a wreck, I was forced to Lytle Catches Big Largemoata include additional items covered by the exist supported through the winter, the number of two No. 8 Mustad Pacific Baas hooks on abort break my Une four times because the tackle Casting a "Natural Ike" plug In the ing 10 percent Federal manufacturers' excise deer that must be removed by hunters can be snells directly to the sinker in addition to the was hopelessly snagged in the ship. Like Swimming River on Saturday, Brian Lytle of tax on fishing tackle and accessories, and to calculated.

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RED BANK - Saturday's ponement flag and everyone was especially difficult and won the regatta with two Club placed only one club have gone from first to last in Long John Regatta was a dis- waited, hoping for some there were a few minor col- firsts and a fourth. skipper in the top 10. Ralph one easy lesson. There were a PICK-IT appointment. Yesterday's re- change. The winds picked up lisions. "I didn't expect to do so Messersmith of MBC took lot of good sailors there, but gatta was a suprise. in an hour and although the In yesterday's first race, well," Curtis said. "This Is seventh. He said that famil- the best MBC Lightning sail- JERSEY NUMBER GAME Watching a sailboat race rain continued throughout the one boat tried to avoid the the first race I've ever won in iarity with the river "didn't ors couldn't sail in this Long is usually boring. Saturday's day, winds steadily im- jam at the Jibe mark by turn- a Lightning." mean a thing because the John. I think I must have had Pick any thr«« numbers—you can play race was boring even for the proved. ing wide but capsized and had Bill Shore is a world winds were so flukey. a little luck on my side to do from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week 51 Lightning crews who sailed to drop out of the regatta. champion Lightning skipper. "On Saturday, you could as well as I did." WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER in it. It wss such a slow race Both races were hotly con- BUI and Eileen Ewing, both tested. The first start had to Despite the tight maneuvers that some crews didn't even necessary In the races, only fine local sailors, crewed for come back for the two races be recalled because so many him. Alex Smigelski also scheduled yesterday. Those boats jumped the gun. There one protest came up in the raced. Smigelski, a recent who returned were treated to were a few individual recalls course of the entire regatta. graduate of Kings Point some stiff competition and at the start of the last race. The final results were an- Naval Acadamy, was named some lUff 10-15 knot winds It The number of boats In- other suprise. Many top- a college All-American sailor was even exciting to watch. volved caused some crowding notch sailors competed in the and was in training for the GOOD> VEAR problems. The majority of 19th annual Long John, but Summer Olympics. Neither When the Lightning crews those with the biggest reputa- arrived at the club yesterday boats sailed together in the Shore nor Smigelski placed in TH1 , middle of the fleet At the tions didn't necessarily sail the top 10. m morning, there was no wind off with the biggest prizes. and.the rain that had started marks, when all the skippers Although the regatta was i rid < STORES on Saturday still fell. The tried to turn as close to the Dave Curtis of Horizon staged on the Naveslnk STOW committee raised a post- pin as possible, the crowding Sails, Marblehead, Mass., River, the Monmouth Boat A few pieces still missing FRONT-END ALIGNMENT in Kentucky Derby puzzle -YOUR CHOICE! $*)A8fl LIFETIME- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Pieces Hollywood derbies who was to fly In Clyde Van Dusw in ltt». CUVH ALIGNMENT of this year's Kentucky Derby puzzle in from California. —Genuine Risk, a filly arrived here ^0 M AGREEMENT the form of owners, trainers, jockeys While there is no clear-cut favorite Saturday, and trainer Leroy Jolley was Warranted SO Day* BM YOU pay only ooct! From thtn on, M'll allan Or 3,000 Mllaa. Bj 1 your cir'i front tnd at no chtrgt evtiy 5.000 and hones were still missing from for the Derby, there are several in- quoted in New York as saying she .fM mllti or wtiantvtr It't nttoad - lur ai long Whichever K •BB «• you own your car No probltmi No hatila. Churchill Downs in the rain yesterday, tereslng story lines: wasn't being sent for the Kentucky ComaaFlrtt • but it was shaping up as an Intriguing Oaks, a prestigious filly stakes the day * one. —Jaklin Klugman is co-owned by before Derby. There was no strong favorite, a role Jack Klugman, who played sports Only one filly has won the Derby, • Inapact all lour llrot • Sat caalar, carnbar, and toa to proper alignmant * tn- which probably will fall either Plugged writer Oscar Madison in the television Regret In ltlS, and none has raced in it apact auapanalon and ataarlng ayatama series "The Odd Couple" and current- Mott U.S. cart. Foreign cara al our option. Front wheel driva and Chavattaa Nickle. winner of the Florida Derby since 1959 when Silver Spoon finished axlra. Partt and additional aervicaa axlra II naadad. and Wood Memorial, or Rockhlll ly stars as Dr. Quincy. The other owner fifth. Genuine Risk won the first six •LIFETIME ALIONMINT is John Dominguez, a landscape Far ai Ml tljoo own your Clr, wa will rtcllte. and all|n Kit front tnd. II Mtatd. t«try » Native, winner of the Blue Grass races of bar career before finishing maflttii or S.OOOnillt. - or wnantwr nttdad. Valid only at Ma Ooqtrtar Sarvlct llort «*trt Stakes. archttecht. third In the Wood Memorial. purthaatt. O*!r dot! not cowr tM rtplactxtnt ol llrta and/or partt ttut bteomt worn or damaitd.

. Drain and replace tranamtMMn fluid VanVliet captures title • inatall new pen gaaket • Replace iranimiaiion tiller, when equipped HOWELL - Alan Van- Karlbon of MorganviUe took Tigers took third with a DO. Bank was second with a 664 • Adjuat linkage and third With S 597-5B9-640-1826. band*, where appd Vliet of Middletown captured Peter Osmulskl of and Martin Christiana of cable* Moat US can, the All Events Division title Hodge Podge of Ocean Rumson finished first in the Hazlet copped third with a tome tmportt during the Mth annual Mon- copped the Team Handicap Singles Handicap Division 649. mouth County Bowling As- Division crown with a With a 189-223-219-831-117- sociation Championships at 1788-535-3313. Second place 748. Timothy Fury of Eaton- John Forbes (S71) and Ho well Lanes. went to Harpo's Boys of town was second with a Robert Clayton (564) of • CtiKk charging and startlni lyitami • InmtalI mw Freehold with a 25W-711- Howell teamed to take the rotor, INI* plug*, pointi. am) condtnivr • Sat dwtll and VanVliet rolled a 207-179-255-640-84-724. Ufiai • Chtth, lubrkatt. and ad*itt chohs 11 needed • 659-632-570-1861 to take the 3310. S •> S Amusement of Third place went to Lenny Doubles Handicap Division 12-MonthTune-Up! Adjutt cirburtlof • Additional parti and urvkti aitra top spot. BUI Walker, Jr. of Lakewood was third with a Precopio of Long Branch with a 1135-135-1399. Second Z985-282-SC7. place was won by Mike Mer- Any time within one year of your tune-up, bring Middletown was second with with a 192-213-221-626*3- your Invoice and 'Free Engine Analyala' certifi- a 622-525485-1B2 while Ed The Team Scratch 719. ritt (80S) and Joe Pignatello '46" cate back to the Goodyear Service Slort that Division title went to Jamy (6S2) of Wanamassa with a performed the original work. They'll give your The Singles Scratch car an electronic check-up, and it any parti re- Construction of Middletown Division crown went to Tony 1255-132-1387. Dan Fortier placement or adjuatment It needed, and waa part with a 3054 total. S & S (550) and Jim Katulen (616) ol the original tune-up, Goodyear will fix II tree High school Tarantino of Bricktown. of charge. Up to three free analyaea. Amusement was close behind Tarantino finished first with of Freehold were third with Standard ignition Subtract 14 for Electronic ignition. sports schedule with a 2965 while Tommy's a 677. John Dietrich of Red 1176-210-1386. TOOAV Mora at JI. JOMI TIEMPO PRICES SLASHED MloolaWn N. at R.B. Catholic Mldolatoiwi S. al Rimaen THimiZll FIT MO RodSMkatrnaMM Eagles sit atop poll NOW GET THE ONE, . Ocaan at T.R.NarM THE ORIGINAL < IWIB 1,1 HonmouttlatSourharn Manalapan (7-4). •sr EKri" SI. ««• al trick Despite being upset by St. Another team that has ALL-SEASON* fB!»l< Track John Vianney High School on Manalapan, which had a emeu . SI. JoMrti-i al Kavport been on a tear recently, St RADIAL... MaUwantt Ocwn Saturday, Shore Conference six-game win streak snapped John Vianney (7-6) Is eighth HH/814 M KKI It (own N. at Looo Branch FRT81S FraahoW it Marlboro "A" Division North leader bjr MaUwan, is third. The with six wins in a row Includ- GR 78-15 St. Rot* al Short Braves big victory last week TIEMPO! MOBS IBIBIfi s RaeBankatHolmdal Middletown South High ing the upset of Middletown •JN School (8-2) tops the first was a 3-0 decision over Shore South. HURRY! SALE: ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT! Short Confaronca Chtmpionshlw Daily Register Top 10 Regional Friday in a battle of Middletown North (7-6) CBAalSt.Rott "B" North co-leaders. The St. JotwIViatSt. John baseball poll of the season. and Christian Brothers THE GOODYEAR PROMISE snort at Kad Sank The Eagles lead the "A" two teams will meet In a re- • WE N mOFEIIIMAL MMK • WE M 0»lY THE WMC YOU MTHNIZE • WE RETURN RarltanalCBA Academy (5-4) round out the North with a 6-1 record and turn game tomorrow. top 10. WSM-DUT MSTS • WE HMH» OUII AUTO JEKVICE LimTED WAIMMTY MATIOHWIDE Maltwon at SI. John Shore (94), which leads ocoan at MMttMown N. avenged their lone con- The poll includes all LIMITED WARRANTY. All Qoodyear vice Store where the original work MlOdlatoarn S. (I St. ROM ference setback with an 8-5 the county in victories, is games played through Satur- service Is warranted lor at least 90 was performed, and we'll fix It. Marlboro MHow.ll fourth with surprising Free- days or 3,000 miles, whichever free. If, however, you're more than Frtthotd tl R*S Bar* win over Raritan Thursday. day. 50 miles from the original store, go Htnry Hudtonal Long Branch hold (6-1) in fifth. The Coloni- comes first—many services, much Point Bora at Short The Eaglet also routed Red longer. II warranty service Is ever to any of Goodyear's 1400 Service T.R. North at Haptuna Bank Catholic, 15-1, and als dropped their opening required, go lo the Qoodyear Ser- Stores nationwide. Holmdal tl Malar Dtl Frttk) Two. at Rumton Matawan Regional, 7-1, game of the season, but have •Ma Track won six straight since. l. MlddMaam South <••» Matawan at Ocaan earlier in the week. 1. Matawan CM) Kavpori at II. John Despite losing twice to Freehold Township (64), I. Manalapan (W) Long Brand) at MMUtttown N. / Snort (M) 1030 Highway 35 671 -2415 Middletown PrattoM at Marlboro Middletown South, Matawan the "B" South leader with a 5. FraanoM la-ll Soutlwrn, Short at St. Joiaarr't *.FraahoMT«w. (M) Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. SatBa.m.-5p.m. St. ROM, Malar Dal It R.B. Catholic (7-3) holds the second place 4-1 mark, is sixth followed J. Ocaan Tar*, (Ml Molmdal al Rid Bank closely by Ocean Township I. St. Jonn (7-51 spot. The Huskies last victory ». Mlotfatom North (IS) Southarn at Ocaan was a 6-1 triumph over (6-2) In seventh place. 10. CBA (K4I 12 The DWly Refffcler SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 26.1980 Homer:No change at all Major League box scores ATLANTA (AP) - Bob Homer re- star's agent Becky Woy said the tratiosi aad demanding tob s declared a laxed at hone, enjoying the Atlanta Braves could extend Ike ssaillhn "ua- fras afloat Mw VORH HOUSTON Ta*aca. RSmlpY HR-Laaat (1). WIMsaM til Christmas - but he is aot reporting akrkkl akrkkl (4) SS-cav ! . . J ? J . "Unless something happeas, that's Cardanl rl 4 I I 0 Laonard rtlllt ip • IIIIIH ootetevuaon with •» thoughts of being toWchmood." AIMp a I I 0 I Rarnlds II 11*1 taa Dtoaa Ike way it's going to happaa,'' Homer Tavaras ss 4 I I I Walhna Ik 4 111 Curtis L.M 111 t in Ricaxnood yesterday - the deadline A club spokesman said Bxtmer will Maullll Ik 11 I I Marian » 1 « • « Mura 1-1 • said Saaday from Us home In Ymaklil cl Sill JCrul rl 411* Snlrlav 1 • the National League dub had given the likely be placed on the disqualified list Jaransnlt sill CakaH Ik 4100 Laa Aaailn slugger for reporting to the miner ludjn t 111! nilnicl I I I I Sultan W.14 1 4 today, meaoiag he no aMwjar receive TravM* c 11 I I Aakkv c I I I 1 Hauan S.i 1 I leaguea. Tbat looks like the oary eoene of EMad»X> 3 100 Punlpr 1111 T—1:11. A—4LII4. •Ntjthing has changed I'm just sit- actioa since they haven't Ustad tom e fly*. Ik Sill Rvan p 11*1 "OwoniyraoveUtopithimoathe turns p I 11 I Lndstv a* I * * * ting ben watching the game on tele- or called me,'he said. Mnaotpn till Samkraa a 10 II disouaufled list If he doesn't go to kMrdnn o aooo akrkM akrkM How they stand viakn." the a-year-otd Homer said. k. r » m a n • k I 000 Grrltav rl 111* Hartk Cl 4*1* RWunond," said ~ Al TbornweU, emacatlve vice pnai- nkp-JL'ci*!™'" La&rja ••••gsE," ;;;. JSSS.:::: "My fetlingi haven't changed Noth- Wayne Minshew. dent of the Braves, said (he dub does JliljiLun all ICII CWJCffJCfl it I I II rMrngtn If I II I ing's new." aot fear the threat of artUraSaa. Tai Last Monday the Braves exiled the Homer, who -poke Thursday with Haw ram I Taw »••• »-STl»•'• sss.'ik i.'ii sHt*n!f IK • Marvin MillerMiller, executive director of "We have no plans to reinstate BaOdkBU Yabjpdj I Sjaml ) MrillTin 111 V V I 1 ^.IWH IV fill National League's lffi Rookie of the Haaataa 5t •*• *•• •*•—4 OrM*"'• •••• SkMMtSk 1*11 i • the Major Homer before be reports to Ricb- » i Year who batted .114 a year ago to ajor League Player. Association, NaaiYorli I » their data AAA farm club of the In- has Indicatedicated he will seek free agency rnond.'hesaid SSL. HUT anlets 3 ChctaMII II 4 ternational League after Homer hit the Braves restore him to the Owner Tad Turner has laAcated he '-«-» «:,... II I only OStin Atlanta's first 10 games. major leegMitMtor by May I would be willing to talk to Bkner bat LaatatrM •••• „ II I 117 3 Tatal SI 1 4 I t I II no date has beea set. Atlanta t II Homer refused to go then and when to M* Sn MB- I t SaaDkm & aPraaclsca IV. SaaPrancMca • 11 the Braves extended the TX-hour dead t^ichinoad violates Homer's contract "Hat's a possibility bat snore than E—Stannatt!—Hannall. IDP—Cincinnati 1. LOB— I 0 Clncmnall 4.iaa FrantlKo >. IB—Hill. » : 5 PlttskuraM.Cnkaaal line for hU reporting to Richrnond until and said If it were not resolved a griev- likely nothing will come of it," said 0 —Cncaackw. HR—Clark (1). KMaM (1). m San FrancIsca %. ClasckauMI I yesterday, the former Ariaona State ance would be filed, astir* lor arbi- If •••• •• OatroHT Plms*slpnU>.H.Lauctl IP H • •« •• %o limnnri 4,Kaaaai Cnyi Mantraal 4. Atlanta I NSW YORK ClaclaaatI •.Tamaal Haaakx t, Haw Yark I akrkM ak r k M Paslora WJ-1 I 4 11*4 MinaoaaulS. Oakland l LoaAna»Hl4.laiiDk»»l KuntI cl 4 110 Rnoipnlk 4111 taaPraaclaca TaroKla4. MllwauhaaO •araUstr II 4 111 «Jonas cl 4*0* WIMMn L >4 * t I I 1 4 CMcaaat. Haw Vark T, n Mat* "- III illia* rt 4 0 0 1 Watson Ik 4*0* Minion I I I 0 I I il.WHal St. Lams to. PMtadakaMa l MVS.—ajko«ai auk akkB^Aad^stkdBt awajova akaktaoi Onnsn Ik 4 0 10 RaJcksa rl 1 • I • T-4:1l. A-HJJI4. "TOavMrrsPn if ^laiCeBaV** nanaj , rejatl Wollaar pr 11(1 Plnlolla H 1 • • t Atlanta a. Montroal 1 Lomon dh 4 0 10 Vlfnlmdll 3 0 I 0 BAL TIMOR! KANSAS CITY Houalan 4. Now Yart I, II IncHnaa ktorrisn Ik 1 0 I 0 Nattiaslk 111! akrkM akrkM La. Anaatas I. San DMa 1 Klmm c 3 0 10 Carona c 1*11 Burakry cl 4 • I • Wilson cl 4 I • • CDKInnatl i. San FraachKa I 10 0 0 StanMv la 1 • • • Batanar la 1 • 1 I Wtilta Ik 4*11 Tadavsaaai.a 3 0 0 0 Slnelaln rl 4*01 McRaa a* I*** CMcaaa (Minimal H) M st Lau TaW n • 11 TaW S) 1 11 Murray Ik 4ii« AJkaaa Ik 111* IMartktai 1-11,(:19 p.m. M* W ••*— • naanlck H 1 1 1 I Warnan c 1111 Atlanta (Matula 141 at San OH** A paid directory of coming events for non-profit Annual Plant * Cake Sale, benefit Camp Happan Ma* Vark a* tit *•«— 1 May dh 11 • • Quirk a> 1*11 •am 1-1). IIp.m. E-Slanlay DP—Hr* Vort I LOB— Ravlrd Ik 411* LaCack H 111! organiiations. Rates » W for three lines for ooe day, Building Fond, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. at Camp Happiness, Chicaoo 5. Na. Yort S IB-Lamon. Dauar a> 1*01 HurdM rl 1111 Karaaa Cny (Laonocd H) M Taronk. »1 00 each additional line; DM for two days. $1 B each Burlington Ave.. Leonardo, rUfresamenU available SSodorholmM . SB-HandolDr. S— Pryar. Avala ak 0 0 00 UWsnot ss 111*(ClaiKt«-!).'» am TlTliaiMiaiBi a Slankty Skaaai c 1 • • I Haw rark. (Ortffla HI at Boiumaro Manlroaal aatt PHlH.ran.7:11a.m. additional ltne; 15.50 for three to five days, fl.50 each N J. Blind Men's Association Ladies Auxiliary. Rain or If H • SB BS SO DaCnca HI 1000 (Palmar 1-11.7:11 a.m. MNaaiNmVMN .rark.l:M*.nta . addiUonal line; U 50 for 10 days, 12 00 each additional ratal 1111* Taw • 11 I Bostan (Slanlay 1-1) al Ckkaa* "•ySleWI AlCirwCMrwftrtlr vlV} P.ftl. Bums L.M a 1 s Bllttwara an M* Ha- 1(S ainaa 14),l:l»P.m. CMcaaaatU.Lauls.l:I9pm UM. Deadline noon two days More rmWritrMi Call Haw Tart Kkauactty a* an ta>-I Oakland (Narrls A) at CatHomla AllanlaatSan Dlaaa. Mp m • MorarJouth College Criminal Justice AssodaUoo JkW30 too « S E-Qulrt. DP—Saltlmoro 1. Kansas ITanana1-l).V|:IIP.m. LasAnaoMatSanFranchKd.il: The Dally Register, S4^4OOO, ask for the Date i-A-M.411 City l. LOB~*aitlmara ;. Kansas City 1 Orgy aamas Knsdulll a.m. Secretary. will sponsor a Flat Market, Sat. May J, U-4 p.m. la IB— Roonkka IB-Wattian HR-HurdM ST. LOUIS PHILA (1). SB—UWathlnalon. Whlla. S- Facility Parking Lot Space available J10.00. Per in- akrkM aarkkl Balanaar fonMtU call *-«•». fit JM or JJ» Tmatln ss 13 3 1 Ro*t Ik I • 1 • IP M « •• •• SO MONDAY-WEDNESDAY FRIDAY Harr tk 0 110 Groas rt 4 1*1 BlWiri CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified sinew to Okarktl Ik 4 1 1 1 OMIMI cl 1 « • I OMartlnai 5 13 3 Plea Market, I A.M. to I P.M., at Willow Ave , Phillies ss I 0 I 0 LSmllh rl I • • • OavFord L.1-1 11-11 Lindsay, Groos set new record assist senior citisens in filing various forms - tax, KHrndi Ik s 1 i 1 Sckmdt Ik 4 • I • Kaaaat CHy Long Branch. Tables * aad |W, apotaored by AnWary Lantma II 10 11 Ualmkl H 4 I I I SpllttarH W.M t « 1 1 4 social security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of <>fVFTrVBi1ghtonMeiriorijJr\)at.CaU2a>4jB4 loco il sill Baana c 1*11 T-l 01 A-20.4M NEW YORK (AP)-Hctb Groos, 30, who led Virgin- charge. Call 291-O4K Mon, Wed., Fri , 9 am. to 12 4 111 Meratndc t o 0 0 Undiay of Boulder Colo., and ia to the distance medley rcfc rl 1111 Bawa u 4 111 TBXAS MAY 4 Ijk 1111 Aassayo Ik 4 • 1 1 Margaret Groo* of the Uni- championship in the Penn Re- Handbell Festival, six bell choirs, Robert Ivey, '!'! !£>> oooo wiiiTik versity of Virginia tet Ameri- lays last Thursday, was 400 APBJL n. a Sauclar p 1*01 Ollvar rl 1*11 Harary tk 9111 director, First Presbyterian Church, Tower Alt, Red Avllaipk I 00 0 BBallUk Sill CJhnsn dn 9111can records jreaterday in win- yards ahead of Aim Sullivan National CouncU of Jewish Women Greater Red Bank.4 >0 PM Child care provided Fr«ewiU offering LaOroy/p OOOOSIaubOh 111* Orta rt 1111 ning the Individual fold med- of Providence, R.I., when (he Unsac pn 1*00 Putnam Ik 1*1* Charbna H 4 • 1 1 Bank section Is having Ha annual "Nearly New Sale", McGraa p 0 0 • 0 Morris H 9*11 Hksaav c 411* als in the New York Road- crossed the finish Use in Apr. 17, U PM. to 1 P.M. & Mon Apr. a, 10 A.M. to 1 Belford ladepanden. Fire Company Monthly Flea 41 IS II la TaW Mill laa Bar* c Sill Kulpac Ik 1111 Market * Craft Show, Sm. M A.M. to 4 PJi. Wn.U 111 030 MB—t* Norman ss ! 0 I 0 Varyiac ss 4 0 3 1runners Club 10-mile 54J4». That erased Sul- P.M. at Ike William Left store, Hwy. S, Mlddletown, JM It* aaa— 1 SamaMak I I •• Twosome Championship. livan's mark of S7:» set last east at Main St Snackbar, free door prise, eoartesy was awarded llrst basa on Frlas ss 11*1 N.J. Dr. George Sheehan, year In Waihinftoo, D.C. Middletown jewelers Table Information 7t7«M ' catckar's Inlarfaranca. Grukk pk 11 4 * APRILS E-Tymm.toci 1. Konnadv. Gross, ORbcts 3k •••• Rumson, teamed with Althea Sunday, Sullivan was clocked AaaMM. Phillips DP-SI Louis I. PMIa- TaW 41 4 II 4 TaW 17 7 11 a Chamber Music Society presents Judith Norell, Join the fan; Spriagtime Utter Rally. 1 JO P.M. at 4*WBa3. LOB—SI Louis II. PkllacWpMa TaaM M* Ma tat—4 Weatherbey, Huntington Sta- loM:*. 1. 2B-K.nnady. Harnandai. IB- CHvlHad kM IS) Na— 1 barpsicordist k Bert Lucarelll, oboist. 130 P.M. First Ike Eatontown Qrcle Plaxa Sbopping Colter. Re- tion, L.I., to win the 1M and rimaloton. HR—Okarklall (1). SB— E— Varvior. Jonalns. Norman. Rlvors. In the "twosome," (the Presbyterian Church, Riunaon. TickeU: «V.«; studenU . freshmenU aad prises. Pride-in-EaUmtown Committee. Illliiliulu I. Handrtck, Bum DP—T.Easl, Oakland 1 LOB— Taiaall. over age category. Dr. IP H II SR BB SO Clovilaad I. IS CJaramai, Marrak. la— 3,000 entranta ware paired up UM. U. Louis Hauav.tB—Harm. Sheehan, 61, finished in aprior to the race, selecting MAY 4 RAIN DATE MAY It F4rac»W,l I I t I I • 9 IP Mumiio PBtlllUkU Taaaa a time Of 1:03.47 while Weath- partners by themselves) -APRIL » A Flea Market wlU be held by the Matawaa Rotary r> L.M 11-11 1 1 Jar*lnsL.1l 313 14 ,1 Chsb oa May 4. M p m In the Strathmore Shopping I I Ralslch 14 1 1 1 erbey was clocked in 1: It J2 Undsey and Sullivan won ParenU without Partners Bayshore Chapter M4 M • Center parking lot oa Rt 14 RAIN DATE IS MAY 10, 1 3 Oaviaa 4 1 1 The 14-year-old Lindsay, with • combined time of 1 Cocktail Dance at Oub J5, Rt. *, Sayreville, I 10 p.m. 1 spaces a A HO. For reservations call S*MN6 or 0 I Bartar W.M t II 10 who won the Sao Paulo Mara- hour, 40 minuta, S2 sec UwniiMic.orieiiUtlon Call 071-1777 for details . HBP—kv Sauclar lllinaVkk") pa—Stanlan 113 5 111* thon in Brazil last New 5e»-J511 or mall toP.O . Box Ml, Mata wan, N J. 07747 Baona T )3l A MN0 a«alsl< 111* UM. taw 115 114 TaW a* til 1 ••• ion Show, summer fashions presented by Voces* of Red • ssi Taw nrtsi Rummage Sale, spoMored by Women's Guild, at Bank Coffee, tea and cake. Donation: $3 « TickeU, It* Ht H»-l the Reformed Church, Cl Raacc Ave , Ttoton Falls, • Infonnatioti4j»wn71 •U £l*LMt H.-! IMiller captures Beacon honors as, ss—• E—Lanafard. LOB—CaWraaU 4. Saat a.m. to J p.m. •l.Ot bags after II noon HN—Tr«fnm*e-«amy 1H. BurMwi(1> . Komp. MAY II \t—fjatDalroIl Ktmo 2, Bttrsl L-bncaiMf , ONMan. N a aa BS so ATLANTIC RIOBLANDS aodAnlUHalllcanaU Ma. Senior CtUasa spoawaiM bus trip to Resorts Dinner Dance sponsored by the I IB-«a«U«amsH, IP Frost L4-1 414 1 - Joan Miller fired a M to had chip lu while Ann Intematiooal, Atlantic City. Hot lunch, a Las Vegas- Club, May 10, I PM to 1 A.M.ladagnden, l FiFiri e 4 stsii affray lake the Flight 'A' low gross Balmer led In low potts with type stow aad taffy. Complete $14 00. All Company. Rt. a. Belford, N J. Music bDT'-Tj.ahia.y . 3 iii*i ..'.•BJtj., 1 till* Abbott w, I SI111 honors in medal play of the M-3001,m-1411.»f*44JJ. bot A cold buffet Open bar. Dress casually Donation WP—Fraat AMartlaai 1" •'-1:SJ.AT — Beacon Bill Country dab 115.00 per person. Tickets: 291-4470 or MMMt Kit. JW Ratama W.I I 114 AudiUons for the Royale Tbeatre Guild I 1111 *•"• ladies golf group. NEPTUNE - Prorssdi from dance will go to the Veterans fcholar 1-1 •****•••*' ATLANTA producUoa of "OUver" will be held oa Wed., Apr JO. at LaaaiS.2 11-11 1 . . >M akrkM Ruth Lehman took low net Gents fired a St to win the ship Fund In honor of Robert G Davis. HBP-ky Roiama lEvansl. T-J:* A LaFtsraH I 0 10 Ravstar Ik I 1 4 0 7 P.M. anyone interested in only the children's roles Barnird Ik 4 0 1 0 Blanks Ik 1111with a 75. Flight B' lowntininaaTiiisiaiiiaikilillij They will be held at Croydon Hall Academy oa Shore Regional High School Flea Market-Carnival Oakland 1111 Muratry rt I 1 II gross champion was Sue An- the Jumping Brook ladles SAN OIB LOS AHOLS Murray p I I I * ChmMs Ik 4 111 LeooantvUle Rd., MMdletowa. FornWlwfarmaUoBor 10 am "to t p.m. Space rental as00. Call maW for Ilr- r. k M ak r k M Vakntln rl 4 1 1 1 Burraha N 4 • I 1 derson with a M Maria* nln*-hole golf group. OSmlrh « -4 • 1 • Lap*! » 1 1 J 1 Parrlsh a 4111 Assotstn cl 1 t • I 10 1* OThoms cl 4 0 1 I Cartar c 4 11* Molar, c 10 10 Duke's 75 was food enough to Eileen Hoehn took second Muphrv cl 4 0 0* RSmllh rt 4 1 Crwtrtlk 4011 Oorno. M 4000 WMUrid rl 4 I 1 1 Oarvav Ik 4 • t • Saotar t> 1*1* McWlmsp4llO takelownet. with 54 while Betty MAY1 Airport Plaa Social aab having a Square Dance, TMniarll 4000 Bakacll 4 0 I 0 Tamro p4i 111* Camp p •••• Tanacalk 111! Cay 3b i 1 « • Sanavsn p lilt Hrakaky p •••• Evelyn Russell fired a 110 Woolbrlght was third with a Broadway show "They're PUying Oar Song." Bos May 10, I p.m. In North CaatorvtUe Fire Company Fakav c 111* Rusaall ss 4*1* ht.ii. p 1 • • • to take Flight 'C towgro w &4 Jan Murray had the loag- leaves Middletown 4 « p.m., Hailet, I p.m. Sponsored Buffet, beverages. BYOB. Tickets: H»per person st BEvans Ik 1 0 0 * Yaaaar c 1111 Mocha PR 1 * * * Curtis p 1*1* Sultan p 1 • • • PHarmn a • • • • while Phyllis Wilson copped est drive la Flight 'A*. Other by Mid-Atlantic door, * 00 in advance. For informatioo 7MV1SN, Mura p 11 • • Halchr all I • • • WMta cl 1*11 low net with a TT. Barbara top driven were J«dy Dark 7tT-4txL Rlchcds «. l 0 o 0 Houanp « 11 • Murray • «••• • Club Anneal Flea Birrloyp 0000 TaW Hill TaW H41I4 Freedmaa won Flight D' low CB"), Shirley Ranchle CO TaW 11 1 I 1 TaW at 11 I Maauaal BW It* an-1 1 QUEST-Weekly forum for single, divorced Ik Market, May 10,10 AM to4 P.M. To reserve space caU SaaDMaa Ml SB) taa-i AtlaaU It* ttt MB- t gross with a 116 while Kaye andJoanVoUnierCD ). Las Aaaatas It* SB) Ha— 1 E—Spalac, Sandarsan. Burrouana, widowed adults. Dlsnaajhta, left-jebmeaU, dancing. Tt7-4»a or 4H44M. Space:«JO each. E-OSmltn DP—San Dkna 1. LOB- Slanka. DP Montraal 1. LOB Monti sal Quackenbush was a winner In Florence Outriagham led Unitarian church, 1475 W. Front St, Iincroft, I P.M San DMgo 4. Los Anaotas >. IB Lopat. f. Atlanta •> lB-sOkansMraa. SipTauaki. low net with a 7«. Miller, An- tn low putts with 17. DonaUon: |3.0O. MAY U, 17 The Momnouth Civic Chorus presenU Gilbert a. MAY 1,1,1,4, Sullivan's ever popular "H.M.S. Pinalore" k SaUlvan k My Fair Lady presented by Shore Players of Shore ds Curtain Raiser "Cox A Box" with Meadowlands Tonight Regional H S., Than., 7:M, Fri. 8: JO, Sal., I: JO, Son. 7 oa Fri., Sat, May 1», 17 at I 15 P.M. at the Moameotfa P.M. at the school auditorium. Rt M, W. Long Branch, Arts Center, W Monmouth St, Red Bank. «tlUarn R ShoppeU, Jr Is Musical Director k Conduct, r, Jay T. lit: Paca. SVMa*. Oax. — a(Lona) ... 15-1 .__ 4-1 Cadar Sk-lka (Ha Brtvor) N J. Tickets txum. AU seaU »T»^ AmbHuous (NoOrlvorl 4-1 F w Rocky (Camakall) M ,.M Hun1c«iaSin.iitr*urg.po.OOinchia>atancheonstthe Hilly Eatur (BaHayi M l^lvrajTW SJ Ba*4w4jwSjjWkoTal |t^.,v ..1H Way (Paafl'iaja'ri May 2, H P.M. Sat., May J,»i JO toll Noon. Oowl A Plenty Restaurant, three hoar galded tour For Ranaa'iOoM (Camakall) 15-1 Sueor Spur (No Drlvor) ..in farther information aad reservations call Bart. Trnmr Loo.ll (Waktlar) 1-1 PrldaalCarltola (SUmoW) _.*-1 /MAY I Ballin IRaHal ,....«-1 ima Lata (CBvlan) ., tt>1 Boefamler, 717-aK after I pro. Jimmy WaCraaXSamsonl 4-1 Paean Prtneau (Ma Drfyar) ...n SELECTIONS •th Annul Spring Danes at OLPH School HalL Oacapllva (Glknaur) H P.A. Scrap Iran (Malal) ..tt-i - Itebart Haaever, Fast Kaight, Camd D V's Adk» IMaml) l*-t Outck UKarl. (wakatar)...... s-i Highlands, I p.m. to 1 a.m., music by ASCOTS. DOOR Plaa Market/Craft Show/Children's Carnival spon- lrd:Paco.StUla.Ck»a- ...4-1 -Tma*xLsMI.II PRIZED, REFRESHMENTS, Beverages. BYOB. Koala Bravado (Malla) H-1 ...M sored by Mlddlebrook PTA. Spaces: IS.00, May 17,104. RodAkka'sKnlvhtlHoDrlvorl «-l ...9-1 - "~T **•"- "iT— "naiMn Bad Ashm rsiiti TickeU|6.ad>aiiK,|S.atiloor.SpMuwi^byHlghlaiids For reservations call S44-1UI or MMM. Gras's PrMa (Mo Drlvar) n Fire Auxiliary. Mackako Tar ILancastar) W-l -Herbsrs Ace, Real Reward, FW Rocky Romptli Can Man (Gllmourl 1-1 1 in -PassItO«, BlaeEagle, OaTspsBeaa MAY II Lolsa May (Wlna) n Mater I)ei Booster Oub will sponsor a Polish Might SiX&'.cSSKrSr ^'-: ..19-1 - Cahrert, El Wear, Ima Lala Port-au-Peck Fire Co. and Monmouth Model A Pursua IManzll 4-1 ArmknUftlkMJICoak) .. st-i at Memorial Hall, New Monmouth, 7:J0 P.M. to 1 AM, Tfavat Partaar (Hayas Jr.) a-l Antanlua Hanovor (Jannaon) "in -BesUBaraa.AauaiBiHaBover, Father Deify Ford Club Annual Antique Car Snow and Flea Market at Scottav (Brlsaonl _ 15-1 Basta Baron (Dokarty) ...*•! Music by Old Country Band. Htjlupki 4% Kidbesi plat- Idor. s Gamkla (Flbpatrkkl 11-1 Batty J* Ckrto (O-OonnaiV) -UtUO.t.B.bTcwa.Ciuackata, Monmouth Park Racetrack, I a.m.-S p.m. For Informa- OK: Paca. S1147I Famar Duffy (Ooudraau) ...n ton. BYOB. Soda and Ice available. MJ0 per person. tion call 222-4711 Oaal Oaal (McNkhol) a-l MoadawCaray (McOaa).., -Nt^sss,HaynBg,HBxrtcaae8f>jlre PapaariQuaaw (Garnaay) HVI Dleaai Chotc. (Camaoalll TickeU and information please call Ted Motel at Raal Raward (Popflngar) a-l »-TVirU»id>n,G4^Raafe,TVLiiid f 671-1795 or Pat Patella, Ttl-tm. Mater Del Booster Club will sponsor a but ride to . TM'S V Not (Thomas) 15-1 BEST BET: Herbars Ace (4th> Atlantic City to Retorts International. Trip Includes Rain or Shine! Flea Market, Belted Methodist round trip tiTujsporUtloa. Tickets toResort s akow,a.M Church, Church St. A Campbell Ave., Belford, I a.m. to dinner coupon, many other extras. Buses depart Mater S p.m. 16.00 apace. Church rrounds if dear, Inside If Del parking lot 12 Noon, arrive back at Mater Del Freehold Today rain. Reservationsi aan d' inf ormaUon caU tn-lUi approximately 11 P.M. Price: $15.50 per person. TickeU A information call Jerry Wilson, 4714310 or Joe Azalea Sale sponsored by St. John's Church, Point Mussaraat671-aM. •ft: Paca. II.Ha. Clan. .(Rlna) 7.| Rd., Uttle Sliver, Sat.. May I, 11 a.m. to S p.m. 14.00 HMCIDFIMon) _..H Infxmal (Watson) ....«-1 HpUStnV MsK (CMff)) lli>llillWftay|Br»iiRalil») S-l wind Sock (Yanati) ....7-1 ....'.'.'.'.*'.'.'.'. H Bullat van Pact (R>lli(R.FWaaa l Each. Advance orders call 94M3M. MAYHTOa Jay CtrMaak (Smltn) UV1 LoaMac (Kalry) ....4-1 Truly Oandallo (Pancar .. FMDaaaar (staHard- ) a-i Linda. Skxy (P.UMOII).II) . Bus trip to Bush Gardens, Virginia, May S to 8, . Maa>llalaai Ov«rOtow(Ha sponsored by Lady of Mount Carmel Society. Per . SaslKlnkalKMakdr) a-l J Js ihana [VIRCH Vy Dlroct (Vumkaca) t*-1 !•£.«"Taclaw» " Community Center, BIdg. an, Fort Monmooth, spon- hirther Information 54M471. PracMu Manvary A (Vanatt) 15-1 SwatVantaralluHV. Ana Ed (Tata) »l «•»»• ii.l... unian Judaa (Katk Jr.) in S-l sored by Plnebrook AssodaUoo. Information call MM74J. MAY 14 Slaaay KavjM IFaaUarar.)... n trig TSa (Ponkkl... r.t! Straat (Vrwill Movm Up (R.FIMan) ...9-1 Fulla Chaaa (OraMa)....^^'!!!!.^: n BakjEmoaror iniililiskjlul St. Rota of lima School Pita Market, South St. ill Man Aaakaay (Oatars) n BtancaN(MaMr).. ...71 Oukk Cnartfa (Baactly) n Brlkkt van (Brar-ntattar)..... Moomoutii College Criminal Justice Association Freehald, M p.m. Rain date May 31. Space SS.OO. JBRHIII Oam (Mo Priyor)1 .. .(inaraaol*. ...»t Ew will sponsor a Flea Market, Sat., May I, 11-4 p.m. b) Boron By* tn (Na OrtMT)...... ">! Table: »3 00 additional. No reservation! needed HIMcraU Mary (Icarpa).. ..11-1 Facility Parking tot Space available 110.00. For in- Two Own IMcOovaml .11-1 SELECTIONS ftl^»«800Ext3MJS8 Annual Doll House Show It Quid Exhibit, 10 A.M. y.HMC .^.4 to • P.M. Moedorwbrak School, Wyckoff Rd., Eaton- n - Saiaway Aadrew, Ultf^hss-aa, AU Of U Set Bright Pint Aid Squad Spaghetti Dinner, 44 s-l town, proceeds to benefit .Monmouth Regional Booster JM Snvaw (Saraalaa) n M -Blae Grass Mk, Flag Ka p.m. at the Flrebouse on Ocean Ave., all the spaghetti Club. Many bouses A dealers selling miniatures. For Ska Oraaa MK (OaiianHna) 4-1 m and meatballs you can eat. Adults MOO, children under Tkaoarn Akkay M (Faallaiaaa) n a-1 -BeaaBlwaklB,Traaswcbi>,BellCaataia lnformaUon on entering call 541-jajo. P14W Ka<* (McOaa) *-1 avi - Same Lea»lCT,LTW Mae, Ulocmal 12, BJO. Mean Includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, hot I O) 13-1 »t garlic bread, coffe, BYOB. Tickets available at door or avi — SeskerieiiVe, afovla Up, Blaaca N JUNE II IlBM^B^BK Atlantic City Bus Trip to Resorts Intematiooal BoaMaa»a(*aocKv).. - Bye Fslla, Baas Magae, Cherry a>kMsnTbne leave! Brookdale at I P.M., $18.00 includes transporta- ii m ill iTiRwii IBaiiii ii ID Flea Market at the Fair Haven Fire D**paTtment, ""sji Ckarry law Tim* (Atiaii).. - Trmly OaadsHs, Mighty Mac, Fireball Forward tion, midnight buffet and more. Public Invited. Spon- by the Ladles Auxiliary, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Reserva- !*)--.. . ..Ti JJiLafoda(Matarva.) »-F*>taChatt,Bolk>yO.Gallaat Trick sored by Easter Sesl Society. M2-1M0, Ext.». Tkna IMKir) .. |«>1 Ban O) OafcJ t*.FMmh.L ..HM tions: TU-TMorMUkmaftorCP.M. .. in Bur* AuaMR IMP Orlaar) G»TtaC ofcrCiRim) »| DkC»*ir»i(aarnr), „.. tm lauaMi) (Mk) Facecloths are a pet peeve SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 26, I960 13 of leading skin care expert By EMILY WILKENS which is bad for the skin." the system. Her own special formula: Boil water, Despite her reputation as one of the nation's DIAPER CLOTHS then drink it warm as you would tea. Sometime* leading ikin care experts, Georgette Klinger As an alternative, she suggests that women she likes to scrape lemon peel into a cup, theq doesn't believe in miracle* or in fads. Her basic wash their faces with 100 percent cotton diapers. pour hot water over it. The peel adds a little philosophy is simple: "You can make four face cloths from one flavor. "First, to get the skin scrupulously clean, diaper," she said. "Wash them throughly after For a valuable guide that offers special tips on then to work every day to keep it healthy and each use, boiling out spots with baking soda and the care of dry, oily and normal skin, you won't de correct problems," she said in a recent Interview. washing with a gentle soap only. Be sure to rinse better than Georgette Klinger's "Skincare." It u Ms. Klinger, who opened her first salon in the thoroughly." an encyclopedia with excellent advice for every U.S. 40 years ago, became interested in skin care The expert also takes a dim view of facial woman at every age and stage of life. in her native Csechoalovakia when, as a teenager, tissues because "They are blended with wood her skin erupted after she foolishly experimented particles and are too harsh to rub over skin." She JUST FOR YOU with untried makeup. To solve her own problems, advises using them only to blot the face. Dear Emily: Please suggest aa exercise faf she studied with doctors and other European Nor does Ms. Klinger recommend skin brushes firming upper armi. — A Reader experts and evolved her own techniques. They are or abrasive sponges because "they're too harsh Dear Reader: Sit on the floor. Place palms of so successful that her salons attract such beau- and can damage skin" hands together, elbows up, while you press palms tiful people as Candice Bergen, Joanne Wood- On the plus side, she likes prepackaged cotton together for 10 seconds. Relax, then press. Repeat ward, Paul Newman and Shirley Jones. pads soaked with cleansing lotion because they 10 times. Ms Klinger reveals her secrets in a recent are handy for facial clean-ups when you travel or Want to know how to save money on cosmetic book, "Sklncare" (William Morrow and Co.) during the day. aids? You'll find how-to tips in my "Natural which is filled with her own tried and true how-to MAKE YOUR OWN Beauty Aids" bulletin. To obtain a copy, send ft tips. No need to buy these pads because you can cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to One of her pet peeves, she said as we chatted, make your own, Ms. Klinger said. Here's how: me, Emily Wilkens, care of this newspaper. is facecloths. Facecloths? Yes, facecloths. Cut small squares from a roll of absorbent cotton, EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but ca* "They are the worst thing for skin," she then soak them in cleansing lotion and wrap each not undertake to answer each one. She will use suggested, "for one thing, the terry Is too absor- tightly in aluminum foil. questions of general interest in her column. Ad- bent and retains laundry detergents. For another, One of the greatest benefactors of skin Is dress your letters to Emily Wilkens, care of tlfis faceclolhi go into the regular wash with bleach water, Ms. Klinger said. Drinking it helps cleanse newspaper. Awards made in conjunction with Salvation Army's U. S. centennial

WEST LONG BRANCH-To help cele- Monmouth County Business and Professional brate the Salvation Army's 100th anniversary Women's Association, Monmouth-Ocean De- in the United States, there will be a civic velopment Council, MCOSS Family Health awards dinner Friday at I p.m. in Squires and Nursing Service and Children's Psy- Pub, sponsored by the organisation's Red chiatric Center/Community Mental Health Bank and Asbury Park advisory boards. Center. Countess Anatole Buxhoeveden of Speaker will be Major Mary Davis, the Rumson, founder of the Winter Glow Ball, a Salvation Army's representative at national benefit for Monmouth County Unit of the meetings for correctional services for wom- Association of Retarded Citizens (ARC), on en. She is director of the Salvation Army's TIMELESS FASHIONS — Modeling fashions on loan from members of the Woman's the board of which she served, will be hon- New York narcotic treatment program. Club of Little Silver, art Pat Elrirtg, Little Silver, In a Flapper Era satin dress, and ored at the event. Entertainment will be by the Salvation Natalie Trun/o. Middletown, chairmen of the St. James PTA dinner-fashion show. Awards will go also to eight area groups, Army Citadel Band of Asbury Park and its Peg Zampetti, Middletown, center, is reservations chairman for the benefit, set for Monmouth County Unit of ARC, Monmouth timbrelistt. Thunlav at 6:30 p.m. in Cervino, Middletown, formerly the Cobblestones. Members County Association of First Aid Squads, Mon- The public is invited to attend. George of the committee will wear costumes In keeping with the theme "Turn Back the mouth Center for Vocational Rehabilitation, Wright, Oceanport, is in charge of ticket Clock.!' Today's fashions will be presented by the Whistle Stop, Little Silver. Monmouth County Association for the Blind, sales.

D'Zurilla-Kelley GREENWICH, Conn- Engagements Mr, and Mrs. George Adolph Papritx announce the en- gagement of her daughter, DeFazio-Smith Karen Diane Kelley, to Alan Richard D'Zurilla, son of Mr FAIR HAVEN-An Miss Smith is an alumna and Mrs. Francis A. nouncement is made by Mr. of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- D'Zurilla, 10 Laurel Court, and MrM s HerberHbtt J SmithSih. 3S23 gional High School and u sec- Middletown, N. J. The couple Chestnut St., of the en- retary employed by Boynton plans to be married in June. gagement of their daughter, and Boynton, Red Bank. Miss Kelley is the grand- MelaaleSleel Diane Lenore Smith, to Mr. DeFaiio was gradu- daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Joseph Paul DeKaxio, son of ated from Long Branch High R. Dyson of Westbrook, for- Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. De- School and is employepy d by merly of Haddonfield, N. J., Lanz-Stout Fazio, McClellan St., Long Brunswick Monmouth Lanes, Mrs. John J. Kelley of Anaooia, and the late Mr. FAIR HAVEN-Mr. and Branch Long Branch. Mrs. Robert W. Stout,« But Kelley Her father is John J. Karen Kelley Kelley Jr. of Memphis, Tenn. tonwood Drive, announce the Christensen-Vespa engagement of their daugh- Miss Kelley is a graduate ter. Metallic Ruth Stout, to M »v DOT 1M DtaM Smith versity, East Lansing, Mich., AWARDS DINNER — Completing plans for Friday's 8 RED BANK-The en- Miss Vespa is a graduate of West Nottingham Kerwin Monitor Lanx, son of Academy, Colon, Md, at- where be was awarded a BA Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin Lanx of p.m. Salvation Army Civic Awards dinner in Squires gagement of Anna Vespa to of Red Bank Regional High degree in hotel, restaurant Pub, West Long Branch, are from left to right, Charles Niels A. Christensen, son of School and Stuart School of tended Briarcliff College, and Stratford, Conn. A September received a BS degree in re- and Institutional man- wedding is planned. Gspann, Deal, chairman of the Asburv Park advisory Mr. and Mrs. Niels A. R Business Administration, habilitation services from agement. He is director of board, Lt. Glenn Snvder, of the Salvation Army, Red Christensen, 121 Ninth St., Asbury Park. She is em-' sales for The Tarrytown (N. Miss Stout was graduated Belford, is announced by her The School of Education of Bank, and George Wright, Oceanport, chairman of the ployed by Catco Overseas En- the University of Connecticut Y.) Hilton Hotel from Rumson-Fair Haven tickets for the event which Is part of a continuing parents, Mr. and Mrs. Set- terprises, Tinton Falls. Regional High School and re- timio U. Vespa, M Rector at Storrs. She is employed at Mr. D'Zurilla is the grand- celebration of the Salvation Army's 100th year an- Mr. Christensen was grad- The Children's Village, ceived a BS degree from East niversary In the United States. Place. son of Mrs. Frank Meltreder Carolina Univerity, School of uated from Middletown Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. of Holiday, Fla., and the late Township High School and Is Home Economics, Green- Guild rummage sale Mr. D'Zurilla was gradu- Edward Schultx, and the late ville, N. C, where she ma- employed by West Ward, ated from Mater Dei High Mr. and Mrs. John D'Zurilla, Eaton town. jored In foods and nutrition. TINTON FALLS-The School, New Monmouth, N. who all resided in Carteret, She is employe by Servoma- Exchange of ideas Women's Guild of The Re- J., and Michigan State Uni- N.J. tion Corp. in Greenville. formed Church, 61 Hance Singles at temple Ave., will have a rummage Mr. Lanx is an alumnus of at club conference sale in the church hall ABERDEEN-Baysbore Bunnell High School, Strat- Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 2 Jewish Singles will meet Class '70 to reunite ford, and expects to receive s BA degree In philosophy and SHREWSBURY-The an- en's Clubs is under way here p.m. After noon, there will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Tem- nual Spring Conference of the in the Shadowbrook. Mrs. dollar bags of merchandise ple Shalom, 5 Ayrmont Lane. sociology from East Carolina KEYPORT -The Keyport class members please con- University in May. Fifth District of toe New Jer- George Strakosch, Franklin sold. Refreshments will be served. High School Class of 1970 has tact Mrs. William Quinn sey State Federation of Wom- Lakes, federation first Wee made arrangements for its (former Edna Leone), president, wlU deliver the 10th Class Reunion to be held Barbara Selensky, Toni Baird keynote speech on toe topic, IN Oct. 18th in Magnolia Inn, (Saveriano), Beverly Furlong Minisink Auxiliary plans "You're the One." Route 71, Matawan. (Cline), Kathleen Ward Mrs. Ray L. Van Horn, e ' Anyone knowing the (Ceglia), Joseph Velotti and Matawan, district vice presi- whereabouts of the following Paul Huddy. trash and treasure sale dent, is presiding in the pres- :iGHTWATCHGr\S entations of outgoing presi- MIDDLETOWN-Min- dents of 44 clubs, Tnii»nging Mrs. Peter Mesich is ideas and highlighting ac- isink Auxiliary to Family and chairman, assisted by Mrs. Children's Service of Mon- WjUiam Black, Mrs. J.complishments. r«e>«i CarlA.Quaglia mouth County will have a Graham MacMillan, Mrs. The district conservation giant Trash and Treasure George Powell, Mrs. Harry and garden department ex- R.P. Sale Saturday, May 10 from » Proudfoot and Mrs. Gilbert hibit is featured. Mrs. Charles a.m. to S p.m. at t Ballantine Vatter, all of Middletown. Benter, Sea Girt, is dMlrwmw Road, corner of Dwight Proceeds will aid pro-Awards will be presented dur- SAV€UPTO$8j00ffiWrs ALCOHOL AND AHTAIUSE Road, here. grams of Family and Chil- ing the afternoon session. NOWAYI Household items, ap- dren's Service of Monmouth Also presenting awards are For. h poid weekly meering you pliances, clothing, plants and County, headquartered in district chairmen Mrs. Ralph between April 13 ond Recovering alcoholics may sometimes take a baked goods are included. Long Branch. P. Hunt, Neptune, community 7. 1980 medicine calidisulfiram (amabuse). Even very improvement; Mrs. Kenneth LL RECEIVE ONE small amounts of alcohol can make a patient Joel, Middletown, safety; taking this drug violently ill. If alcohol or even Mrs. T. Fred Smith, Free- ICKET related chemicals are given to people taking disulfiram, it can be fatal. hold, press books; Mrs. Wil- tfHJ 1.00 DISCOUNT liam Lemlaka, Forked River, eekly fee li€GD H€LP D€COMTING? membership, and Mrs. redeemed in July There are many other drugs that interact with each other. Part of our job in the pharmacy George Hornung, Cliffwopd, ugUsfr1980 is to alert you when a drug you are taking may YOU Cm \fiffOiD ft education. AN GET UP TO not go with another drug or food. Mrs. Stuart Blancbard, ETS COMflJLTriTIOM Ocean Grove, of the Woman's Club of Ocean Grove, Is ac- HUPTO YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US warn ,ceptlng reservations. Mrs. L OF $8.00 you need a delivery. We will deliver promptly without INYOURHOMC extra durge. A (rest many people rely on a for their Call •William Jones, Asbury Park, nates. We welcome requests for delivery ser- president of Jersey Shore p Savings Offer Vblld vice and chart* accounts Barbara Doyle Woman's Club, is In charge of [ 3 .Through May 3, 1900 WBGHTWATCHOS 741-0600 hostesses. MrraoKB MFMITIM m MUSTS MiMr rtmen D&H Paint Co. For plus Nearest You, Shrewsbury Pharmacy SUM TICKET THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS ; 14 W. Front St., Red Bank Call 364-5611 BROAD ST. 741-WT4 SHREWSBURY "Let Me Help You Decorate" or Toll Free PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY 800) 242*5866 14. The SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.APRIL28.I980 Westerfield-Robinson

RUMSON-Tbe bride's waterfront home the bride's sons, Jeffrey Nelson Daniel here, was the setting yesterday for the mar- Phillip Levanthat, and bar t» Dr. riage of Dianne Lois Robinson, daughter of PhdpsM Robinson of Newton. Ma as best Weddings Mrs. Abe E. Robinson of Red Bank, and the late Mr. Robinson, to William Underwood The bride U president of the U laa Rob- Westerfidd. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. inson Collection, a mail order con wy Giordano-Scaduto William WesterfieW of Patcbogue. N. Y. was graduated from Walnut His High Rabbi Stanley Yedwab of Lakewood per- School, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Cojneeticut NEW MONMOUTH-Lisa Ann Scaduto, John Aiiolina, Joseph Raimoadi, Philip formed the ceremony. MiUicent Underwood Collate. She is the founder of 1 * Navy daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scaduto, M LoPresti, Louis Scaduto and Edward SpitaletU WesterfleM, the bridegroom's daughter, was Wifdine Association. Her late lath F \ HUlandale Drive, Middletown, was married in Victor Giamanco was junior usher and Joseph maid of honor. executive of the Robinson Furnitur chain of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church April It, the Giamanco was ring bearer. Mr. Westerfidd, chairman of Retailing Detroit, Mich. date of her parents' anniversary, to Phillip J. Mrs. Giordano was graduated from Mid- Industry Services and partner at Price Wa- Mr. aad Hitj Westerfield will baieymoon Giordano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. dletown High School South. She ami Mr. terhouse and Co., New York, was attended by aboard a sailing yacht in the Virgin lands. Giordano, 80S Colts Neck Road, Freehold. Giordano, an alumnus of Christian Brothers Monsignor Robert T. Bulman, pastor, of- Academy, Uncroft, atttaoded Brookdale Com- ficiated at the ceremony, which was followed by munity College, Iincroft. ASK DR. BROTHERS a reception in Squires Pub, West Long Branch. Mrs. Giordano Is department manager at The bride, who wore her mother's bridal Food town of Middletown, of which her father is gown, had Carol Ann Scaduto as her maid of vice president in the family-owned twnintti honor. Also attending the bride were Judith Mr. Giordano is president of Deico Inc., Azxollna, Maria Sartorio, Eileen Brophy, Karen Edison, in which he is in partnership with bis Stafia, Linda Maboney and Janlne ManuU), father. Abuse begets abuse junior bridesmaid. After a wedding trip to Bermuda. Mr. ant Philip J. Scaduto was best man. Ushers were Mrs. Giordano will reside in Middletown. MR. AND MRS. PHILLIP GIORDANO By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS asaal? It seems to me that saUsfyiag sexual • Dear Dr. Brathers: I've once OH has know* cruelty, aad yet, after he I heard that most chlM abasert one ii tuned off violence aad to me, it takes me ai least aa had beea abased themselves cradly forever. — 0J. hear to get to He. aa whea they were children. I Dear O.J.: You are very the ether head. Gerloff-Perretti eaa't aaeersttae. When I was unusual. Unfortunately, so 7,1 had beea se beaten by my many different studies point aa avid reader, father that I'd had to be bos- to the close relationship be- HOLMDEL-Annette Perretti and William Barbara Cino, Grace Ann Perretti and Virginia sttallsed twice. Iraafw tween child abuse and the tan oa the light, I Gerloff were married April It in St. Benedict May Perretti. Nicole Berriai was flower girl feater homes aad I waa payii- role of violence in the rearing drink nna read., Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. William C. and ring bearer was David Clint Jr. cally abased hi twe ef theaa. I of the parent that I can't be- telling a girl Anderson, pastor, officiated at the ceremony. John Gerloff was best man and the ushers mm» years eld ana the lieve they're all wrong. There There was a reception in Buck Smith's restau- were Forrest Vititoe, Kevin McDonald. David father ef two chiMrea, aged I seems to be a definite pattern rant, East Keansburg. Cline Sr., Harold Cline and John Mulligan. ud 13. I'm opsisssd lo aiy that leada experts to believe that those who are battered Mrs. Gerloff was graduated from RariUn kind ef violence and the lever. Naturally, I The bride is the daughter of Grace Perretti, High School, Haslet, and is a barmaid at the as children are more likely to thought ef ever llftiag a haad started all sorts Juniper Drive, Eatontown. The parents of the Ground Round, Hazlet •gaiast. my eMMrea hi sa grow up lo be abusive, batter- bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gerloff of charaaag aad rve I Mr. Gerloff is an alumnus of Watertown paiifal te me, I eaa't even ing parents. Such individuals Burlington, Wis. ried ever since. -J.I (Wis.) High School and is a serviceman for cartempkue II aader aay dr- are most apt to take out their own frustration on their chil- Dear J.B.: Why worry? The bride was attended by Joyce Redmond, Propane Power Corp., Newark. The couple re- camstaaees. Could these facts be wrong or am I aa- dren You're the one who Ms to be maid of honor, Nadine Cline, Virginia Cino, side in Highlands. pleased with this maf - not MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM GERLOFF Dr. Vincent Fontana, an your girlfriend. If you're sat- expert on child abuse, has ob- isfied, if you feel served that child abuse Is a tiooal and physical 1 disease triggered by stresses have been released, and if and strains. It's the same in you're not left with a feeling all Income brackets. Abusive Advivice parents are usually found to of frustration ar lack of be isolated people and most fulfillment, then perhaps had emotionally deprived what you're describing is Just a difference In sleep patterns. HINTS FROM HELOISE From your tragic back- Many women want to ground, I would assume that share a feeling of warmth and you would have deep emo- closeness after MI and you tional scars. Unfortunately, may fed resentful that you're most people who suffer aa not getting the tendtrness you have need guidance and your body actually wants and Neat paint trick help to reach your level of needs. If you think this is the compassion and maturity. case, talk It over wan your Dear Dr. Brathers: I'm partner and let him Mow bow DEAR HELOISE: Maay times, husbaad or wife leave The ether day, I dropped a I or if you fed When the inside of oar house was the place they are staying temporarily ashtray oa my carpeted floor. I j*a If you don't fcM frus- being painted, my arm accidentally for a shopping lour or a gas fill-up, etc., trying to pick ap ai much of the skat- UJHMM Far alas oat three years I've trated, if you're reasonably touched a door which bad wet paiat oa and the oaly address they carry with tered glati at I could when I thought of \Jl| I ben bviag with a maa I love contented, then forfrt your them In case of accident, or whatever, it. the old trick for removing lint from very nsaeh. We hajauavwry friend's remark j The painter said, "Put some batter is the one for back home which is miles clothing. or margarine oa your arm." aad miles away perhaps. I ased a long strip of masklag tape, " I nibbed margarine on the paint, Consequently, the mate raaaat be crumbled it into a bail aad it did a Health is not only wiped it off with a paper towel and, reached quickly and might be left at great Jab of getting the glass out of the wonder of wooden, it all came off. — the meld for hours wondering what carpel. Mark Yeoman.. No glass was left behind la cat Feeling Well! happened should the victim be aa- s w coasdeas or unable to communicate. aasaspecUag feet. — - - HINTS FROM HIM Send a Jim-dandy household hint to DEAR HELOISE: So please, everyone, be considerate Heloise care of this newspaper 'cause Here's a hint for travelers... awl carry your "Haying" address with she'd sure love to bear from you. Sorry Keep oa your person your motel key you at all times whea traveling. I think she can't answer your letter personally aad aa address aad phone number you'll agree It's a matter of extreme but, sure as spring's here, she'll use the where authorities caa reach your fami- importance. - George Matlasek niftiest, thriftiest hints received in her ly ia the event of an emergeacy. DEAR HELOISE: column.

ANN LANDERS AUXILIARY LUNCHEON — Mrs. Harold R. Evans, Little Silver, seated, president of Red Bank Auxiliary of Monmouth County SPCA which will have Its annual luncheon Thursday at 12:30 p.m. in Squires Pub, West Long Branch, Is Joined by her pet "Judy," an animal The tired old line. shelter adoptee, and Mrs. Lionel Schusterman, Little Silver, to publicize the party at which fashions from Sea Air Shop, Spring Lake Heights, will be shown. Mrs. Evans may be contacted In the evening for reserva- Chinipriictic S6rwiG8S Dear Ann Landers: Why to keep this up, bat I want to nothing to da with them. call her. Should I? - Eatiag tions. do gays alwayi hand out that go with other girls, toe." Whea I asked about his natu- At Me tired old line, "I don't want I am not the only person ral mother he Said, "Yea Dear Eating: No. Your Broad Strut Chiropractic kmer to get too serious," when they who has this problem. Sever- 'I i Richard M.QIU.D.C. 75» Broad .treat husband's relationship with 747-4*02 Shrewsbury are the ones who started it la al women I know are in the your family is sa warm aad bis mother has nothing to do the first place? same boat. Nobody has aay loving." He never waits to with you. One day Tim may answers. Have you? — Mixed This is the third time I see Us mother again. We had change his mind, and I hope Feelings In Hamiltoa, Oat. have fallen into the same trap a big wedding. His mother he does. Until that day with a fellow who instigated Dear Ham: Listen with a aad stepparents were not In- comes, butt Alt, dear. the "serious" staff. The rela- third ear, honey. What these vited. They live la another Imagine tionship always starts oat fellows are really saying is, state aad probably have no Don't flunk your fine. Everything it on the up "I would like to sleep with idea he Is married. chemistry teat. Love is more Suddenly aad up. Then Mr. Hot-to-Trot you, but I don't want to Last Christmas his mother than one set of glands calling starts to talk about how I am marry you." Get it? seat n beautiful gilt to his to another. If you have trou- Paying Less driving him crazy and he is Dear Ann Landers: I have office. I know he has Ulked to ble making a distinction you oajv human.. .he has to have beea married to a wonderful her oa the phone. He says she need Ann's booklet, "Love or me aid all that Jan. man for two years. We have Is Jast trying to make him Sex and How to Tell the Dif- For Everything? - I like him a lot and I am an adorable M-moath-ola sea. feel guilty. ference." Send a long, self- only human, too. The next "Tim" is a devoted husband I think Us mother should addressed, stamped envelope thing I know we are very In- and father. be MM he Is married and that with your request and SO tonate. Then be gives me the I have never met his fami- cents to Ann Landers, P.O. o|d routine, "I don't want to she has a grandson. We are Just day dreaming.. .of course! But kee ly. He was aa adopted child not kids. 1 am 34 and Tim is Box 11095. Chicago, Illinois get too serious." What he re- aad his stepparents were dly (neans is, "I would like 31. I have Us mother's phone 60611. in mind that eyerday of every week, new very cruel to him. He wants Dumber and sin tempted to designer apparel is arriving at YOUR HEALTH GRAND OPENING "Annie Sez" Sensible attitude MEMORIAL DAY WEEK-BID — and the "prices are less than during pregnancy elsewhere." Sure, there are times when you can be quick as a bunny and catch By Dr. LESTER COLEMAN statement was made: A preg- let them dissuade you from My friends think I've geae nant woman dees aot have to making these small sacri- wjy overboard la my attitude be a "bard drag" user to fices for your child. ANTIOUE & FLEA one day sale price elsewhere, but you towards my first pregnancy. endanger the neurological de- More aad more women I stopped taking all drugs. I velopment of her unborn are adopting your attltade. consistently pay "Less for the Best" a weVt evea take an aspirin or child. Evea if the mother-to- This, ef coarse, Is the end an^aatibiotic. 1 stopped driak- be drinks two highballs dally, result of the pressures made "Annie Sez." bsj alcohol (I never was a big smokes II cigarettes a day or by doctors aad obstetricians drpker), and I gave ap tobac- ases marijuana once a week, oa their patients. HHIARKET' ;. i think oar child deserves her baby may have "subtle, ! dea'l feel I'm depriving bat marked" behavioral ab- • FOOD • DRINKS • ENTERTAINMENT Have You Seen Melissa? elf of anything when I normalities daring Its first [ of the advantages to the weeks of life. OVER A FOR INFO She Discovered "Annie Sez". y. Do you agree? — Mrs. It Is aew universally &., Calif. Dear Mrs. G.: agreed that the unborn child HIGHLANDS - The High- 180 TABLES * CALL 775-4542 Years Is certainly a sane, fares better whea the mother lands First Aid Auxiliary will bold a card party Wednesday asible attltade. Even has net beea subjected to Shop Our 4 Convenient Locations: at 1 p.m. In the First Aid agh the mathematical drags of aay kind. Certainly III! IS ' HHEWSBUBV NJ (2^1 I 84? - 0CH building, Valley and Fourth ihtarn ef a child being hern the use ( f)a . Mi VENDERS WANTED ALLWOOO PLA.Z0 N N J sense defect are mia- , you are absolutely right ritaafe. 5th AVE. & MEMORIAL DR. |N V Hours Daily I M a recant study pres- I MALL S') NANUET N t 4| 623 418J NEPTUNE RAI AY! MARTSDALE NV (914)946 1»88 a meeting of aea- ^e 07753 thta laterestiag heard" ia year attitude, don't SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. APRIL 28.1960 The Daily RcftfcfeT 15

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Powar I Trucks <» Al II. bottl um. CAMARO Z-28 VISTA CRUISER South Amboy itaarlno/brakai. air. automatic, NHtl 721-9291 CHIVROLET VEOA K74 — Good FIREBIRD 1(74 FORUMLA — AV- eaad condlllon. tun mllai M» or And Trailer! Stock »|95 A V-t. 4- WAGON-Stock 19025. condition, tm. lomatlc. air, AM/FM, aUlne HIM. beat offer. M4-71M altar S p.m. Itt-tStt •71-1114. I Auto S*>rv leas/ speed. p/s. p/b, air atuo . 6 pass, alt. p/b. PONTIAC ifTl — UOO 1H7 OldMI*- AAA-t TRANSPORTATION — 1*71 cond. AM/FM sleieo, «r cond., AM/FM radio, CHSVROLIT 1T71 — Hvdramalk. FIAT — 111. U74. 474ia mlln Goad blia, SMI. t«7 Neva. SM. Call Datiun pick-up with naw del Una cap. •arts rear delog . mag. wheel*, rool rack, vinyl interior • trimportation, aaklne H*>. gal milaaaa, raautar. Rum graat. m-SsSTaik for Al ComHelelv railored MMa and eat. 21.939 mSes 38.220 mile*. Good body, ftadlal tlrai and wawi. Over SIM Inveited. Mee wheel!, all AM/FM radio, mara. Call 717-7*71. PONTIAC FIREBIRD - 1171, air. naw tlrei. many more eirtra*. Fan- 1*71 TOYOTA CORONA — saCHEVROLEr T MON2A •«• — 1+1 automatic. AM/FM tea*. Rawer wllt- taitrc eai mlleose. Muat lee to be baat Hr parti, beat attar. 1080 DODQI MIR ADA HatcWack. 1JJM0 mllai. v-t, mMy FIREBIRD l«70 dowi, low mltea. auallant condition, lleve. Need cein, mult aoll mil matlc. powar Itaarlne, radian. Aiklna l*». Oood condition atklna t4M. MI-1SI7 attar i.X weak. »i«* ar bait offer. 7e7-**7». •4995 AM/FM Mara*. *ood mpg Llka naw Call H44I3I MUSTANO Hot PONTIAC Itn aONNEVILLE — Will nil Peru eat* •ait ottar. S44-tW> ar IM-3441 FORD PINTO 1*77 - Four-cvllndar CHEVROLET PICK-UP 1*74 - •oroueh, four-dear Sedan, air aawar ton. uood cendWan. CHEVROLET IMPALA HJJ — V4. lour tpttd, pow«r Itaarlns •Marine, white-wall radlali. alactrlc AM/FM, eal lavar, HMO. 471-1511 M44514 USED TIRES - RadlaH. tread aawar saaarlne/brakai, air, claan windowi. vary law mllaaea. 14 la II 14", mewi. ragular. ft",14" . 1t». Inilda, good condition. MM. Call lor FORD LTD 1174 — Loadad. Low me*., tim. Ha-4117. CHEVROLET VAN 1*7* — WMta, 4H-441I. daulM. 74t-n«. mllaaea, aconomkal, wtll-malrt Cuitom ». 17.4M mllai, new rubber, PONTIAC CATALINA — t«74. air excellent condition. SIMM. 47I-U77 CHEVROLET Itn — Waaon, on. ownar, pawar braltai/ilaarlna. air, brelUM/ateartne. Call altar 7 a.m.. CHIVROLET SUIURIAN 1171 — rool rack, new battarv. Clean. VMS. FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE WAOON 7414SU. 44.000 mllai. HMO CMI 471-4751 STMH l«l — Naadi »or«. tm. Call attar PONTIAC VENTURA 1174 — 41,000 RENT A VAN—Leaf, taw ram. Call ENJOY A $50.00 TEST DRIVE AT CHEVROLET NOVA It!* mlloi. pawar staarlne, naw brakai, Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. SI, Key- CHEVROLET CHEYENNE ItTl — port. 144 14M. Mint condlllon FORD ORANADA I«7I — Two-tern naw radlah, ooad condlllon. IIBN. Super 10, rebuilt MT. automatic, t4s-Mta blua, vinyl top, taur^aar, ili 747^OTS powar dlKi. new radlali, meoi. I LSI — CADILLAC CO. CHEVROLET CAPRICE ItTS — cvllndar, autamallc, powar iteer PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1171 very clean. In aKcettant runetne con- 7 Auto Insurant* Clank. Nlna-paitanaar waaon laa/erakal, air, 14,000 mllai Powar itaarlng/brakai, AM/FM dition, HIM. Call IIIHII after 4 •41-1757. p.m. 100 Newman Springs Rd Small vi. all powar, optloni. algtll track. 10.000 mlln nt-OH. AUTO-TRUCK-CYCLI AM/FM radio, loadad. mini condl FORD GRANADA OHIA H74 — DODGE VAN 1(74 — B-M0. Ill INSURANCE S4*v«ioo MATAWAN lion, mull oaa. PMS. 1474ns. RITTENHOUSE Only 17,000 mllai. dalu»t body and LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. thrae-ipaed. peel traction raar, Free aueMl and Illlin by at 741-0910 Intarlor, buckat Matt, air, alactrlc «00 Hwv. 15 775-15*0 Ocoan Twp, power Brakai. radio. 77.M mlto*. Call Toll Free *w)Sw)«M wtndrMn. many aKtrai. On* drlvar. Excellent condition. SIM*. MMIS1. 2 Autos For Sals mini MO to appraclau 74I-4M1. RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE COMPUTERIZED AUTO SWOTS CADILLAC CO. DODGE CLU* CAB — H71, with ANY CAR DRIVERAOE I FORD K70 LTD — SUtKn waaan. Newman Sprinei RdJt a d74t-O«lo cap, low mllaaaa, imall V-S, SIM. CALL 747-M* I full* aoulppod, macltanlcally i« HIM14. caliant, bait raaienabla otfar. PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Pa- •Ct-m*. SCOUT II METALLIC BROWN ItTI FOR* CLUB WAGON IM* — Nine- lor law coal aeta laaaTami. — 4x4 treawheellne front and, auto- peuanear, perfect condHlon. MMt Eaaypaymo. m plan, inwiwonaa ,.0. FORD PINTO H7i — Hatchback, Si matic, aawar Itearlne/brakel. mlln. 114*5. «i 1417. . Pea oueta by phone. Crete*. roo. Coil 144110*7 mpg. aiklrw H100 Call 7>7-Ma* or crulM control, AM/FM Han*. CB. FORD PICK-UP 1171 — Automatic. 4154097. dleltal clock, air. AUM lire*, cui- Renter F-too. r bad. in Call PHOENIX BROKERAGE — •*• FORD MUSTANG l?74 — Four lamlnd Intarler by Mldai. Captain meua far law cast onto fmurenca. cvllndar. automatic, powar Itaar nrlval racllneri, moon root, Irallar mum. Eeay peyment plan. Immodlile i.e. Ine/brakai, air, AM/FM radio, oood peckaee. II you'ra looking tar a tour PORD Fieo mi PICKUP care*. Free oieMe by pnone. Cycle* condition, 41,000 mllai. IM00 ar but wheel vehicle, check tkli out lint loo Coll 104 M7 aMar. 71M7U or U4-M7I attar I a.m. »7,K» Mult Mil. 171-5154. FORD FAIRMONT WAGON — 1»7a. SIMCAS (1) IM. It71 FORD It** PICK-UP 4x4 — Vk-ten. aicallant condition, law mllaaaa. all Goad for parti, fits UN mllai, camper roar window. W 3M Call avanlnal. 7*1-0*44. 741-7US Wattaf n n^lrro**!,' flva anow tlrat* fail IV •rMUIPs»wfJ . InOW PM*oV tyrawiO STEIN CADILLAC . H M JUNK CARS WANTED GEORGE WALL naw. air condltlanlne. Call TW-SMO Immediate Pick-up LINCOLN/MERCURY aMURY AVE., ASBURY PARK or H4 1700. 775-ISM Call 747-4U1 Shrewiburv Ava., at Svcamor* FORD F150 CAMPER SPECIAL Snrawaburv 747-5400 STRAUB BUICK-OPEL NINE ACRES of New and Uied Carl 1*7] — Power Maarlne/brekar. two- CLEAN UP JUNK CARS — Hwy SI 1W-4COD Keyport mode) wrack*. HIMaat prkee cauatta. slat* ar beat offer W-H44. now. Call Recce. 7e7-OM THE FINEST SELECTION — Of FORD SUPER CAB tm — PUS, KINGSWOOO ESTATE WAGON naw and mod can In Monmeuth ALL JUNK — Wrecked and **> 4x4. Myen Mow, llaerelau cap. wanted can end track*. B I»TO — uoo or bait ottar. Call County. Ovar 100 alr-cenenleead - 1 unrn, zieeanae. urn miioi. NMM, new carl In Hack. McOLOlN Cell anew. Bill. BUICK orEL INC., Shrewaburv KITION CHEVROLET CO. ALL JUNK CARS — And „ MV tees a, Ava.. New Shrawlbury. 741-4M0. CMC TRUCK ttTl — 4M modal. 14' waMod. Tea eaMar, free II hear y. M aluminum box. Call FINANCING ta« extra TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- pkk-ua. Call 111-1441 ar 71715H. MMOOO per* lervke. DOWNES PONTIAC. 717-ajw ener 5 a.m. LAKE WOOD TOYOTA-Too till 12 Lower Main St., Matawan. LUV PICK-UP TRUCK 1*77 — E«- Mora Closslfied paid tor UHd Can. 100% llnancme •MOM, celrant condition, »,0«l mllai. ax to oualrllad buvara. J44 woo trat, SSM. I71-0M4. on Mart Pof TOYOTA COROLLA I«7I AVAILABLE LEMANS 1*70 — Law mlleeeo. naw LIFTBACK — 14.004 mllaf. AM/FM SUMURBAN 1*74—MvatMtl. Cua- tlrai, very popoy, uty 1177 OLDSMOBILE > 197S OODOE 1S7S CHEVROLET 1S7S BUICK cauatta itarao. air. roar window tarn lo, eaad mapa, liiw TIT-MOO 51 Help Wanted 1*77 FOM) Call 471 au defrolter. flvo-ipood. tSMO 717-tn* dayi. After 4:M, TIT-4H1 VISTA CRUISER OMNI CHEVtTTE REGAL LANDAU MAZDA 1174 — Artlno S1400. 6MNA0A 2-df., t#*t w/biKfc roof 4 lnt TWIN BRIDGES FIAT PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1I7S — 4-Of . otua w/bM ioo< ft *ni. auto (di WAGON, baiga 4-ck . txonn wttaOOm iffl , auu Call 1441444 or RT. 15, SAYREVILLE, N.J. Sport Van. SMM mllei, UTM or belt im . auso, tana\ 6 cyf. P/S. P/B. cyl . 91. rml txktm mm IT ant. mnl •tMring & LvtM*. A f. B cvl.. P/S. P/B, call 144-I441 Irana, 8 Cyl. P/S. P/B. i*v*twa. MM. AU/FM radio, futt tKM. AM/F •rat. AU/FM radio. Id! 711-5151 otter. Muat Mil. 144-1177. brat. AM radio. tu« ***•«, cow., cond, >vhw««M bra*. AM/FM ratio. Ml wheal cvri. vinyl Matt, air cond , MATADOR 1*71 - 71,000 mllai, tlva AUTOMOTIVE oancft taata. ait Cond covart. vtrvyt Twin Boro Motor! Inc. TOYOTA 1171 SR5 — Air, AM/FM. l/gtaai. rsjar dafraatar aw cond , 28.237 l/glut pwr window!, B7.726 naw tlrai, mufflar and inoctu. ( Ill Newman Soring Rd. Red tank cap, axtrai, excellent candltlan. roof rack. 31 477m.Hr. otfar ovar two. Ml »!*4 attar II AMC/JEEP 7474*40 Aiklne 51700. Call 411-1414. 5-7 a.m. SALES noon. USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES Professional aulo sale*- MERCURY COMET H77 AND TRANSMISSIONS. OUARAN Motorcycles Excaltarnt condition, ilx-cvllnoir, TEED. OTHER, USED PARTS i(»on needed, ti- 14.000 mllai. air condltlonlns. powar ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY nt opiSortunlty Tor 1977 PONTIAC . 1S77 OODOE 1S77 PONTIAC 1976 MERCURY ' 1971 PONTIAC •taarvpa. automatic, rial proof, wall THEODORE, 74t«M. 1175 HONDA CT — Trail TO. ereat gresslva person, aoulppad. 741-eSM. •nape. 1175. ary plus «xnmi*»lon ASPEN VEOA WAGON 1174 — Ooad condi- SUNBIRO FIREBIRD MERCURY MONTEGO H71 —tion, 41,000 mllai, bail otler. F0f HMchbaciL. brown w/aatMta WAQON. gold »/gc4d m 2-dr red w/wMM mi, auto Irani ?dr. red w/whaa Kit. auto trans. 747-1171. 1175 HARLEY SPORTSTER — B cyl. P/S P/B, whitawallt, •m ML auiairan«. 8 Cvl., P/S. P/B, 8 oyi, P/S. P/B. wtMtawal tira«. 40^00 mllai. imall V*. ancallanl Ml auto trant. 4 cyt. P/S, mnl S ciTriS. P/B. /FM ttarao (adto. Condition. Mil offar. S44-5171. MOacc, new paint Job. Clean. Aiklne ££* •> wrutawav uet AM/FM ra- radio, (uii whaal covart. vmyi AM/FM radio, rally* whaat cvrs, VEGA WAGON 1174 — Automatic, SM* llrm. 4W-1174. banch virryt Mat*, ait cond. l/gtau, Mr. Feoer dio. M whtal cwt. vinyl aaatt. Mtits air cond i/giiii. 24.682 cond. t'olata. pwr. w«ndowa/ MERCURY COLONY PARK — air, good condition. (1400 or bait t/gtMt. 47.548 M»tt. rear eWrtW 44.093 rmlM SUM Waaon. mi. full powar. Includlne offer. »ltM5 altar 4. BENELLI 1177 - 150cc, ItM mllev air. ilk-way aaal. itarao radio, uaad Ilka naw. Aiklna ITM. control, till wMal, dark red, 4».*0 VEOA I17S — Front and damaged. 747-5111 mllai. IM. 74I-MS1. Engine. Intarlor and balance 1 body aaceltenl. *». 717-em aval KEVPORT MERCEDES - a*-SE. 1171. balaa. 51 Help Wanted air conditioning, naw llrti, ajtcalltnt VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT 1171 - 1977 PLYMOUTH 1S7S CHEVROLET 1978 PONTIAC 1*77 CHEVROLET i2J«0 mile*, excellent condition, condition. JJ500 I7I-17M. SHOO or bait offer. 144-U4I. VOLARE MAUBU SUNBIRD MERCURY l»7)-Colony Park Sta- o/Nua atnyl rool * atuu tion Waeen, air, In-dalb VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1171 — 44.000 laatwr ml, 6 cy . mm (rim, P/B, 2-dr. Hue w/whua Landau rool 4 RALLY SPOflT, Mack w/btk MK. mllei. Excellent condition. Spare roof auto trant. 8 cyl. P/S. P/B lnt. 4-tpd mnl irana, P/. mnl 4-tpd mnl tram. 6 cyl., P/S. P/B, AM/FM/CB, naw braket. Ulockl, P?S. whaawal rarjiala, Aii/Fli brakes. V-8, wntttwattt. AM/FM 8 •now tim on rlmi. root rack. HIM. /FM r wMawM radiatt. AM/FM e irac. tlrai, ragular eal, axc4P4lonal condl- Call 747-50M. Irac. lull whMl cvrt. buckett. mi •Uy li wrwat cvrt. buckata, 34.791 tk>n In and out. J»,000 mllai. »1X» PRIVATE INDUSTRY cond. t/glats. tunrool. 16.407 WM2S0. dayl. 47IM45. aval, and waakandl. VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS Running weakly. Call Ran Bank Vol- MERCURY COMET 1«71 — SI vo, 741 van for detail!. cyllnctar, axcalltnl condition, ItM. COUNCIL Call attar 5, 471 iwa VOLKSWAGEN 11T0 BEETLE - From trie South. No rult good sat 1S7S CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO H74 — mileage, eood condition, brand new 1974 CHEVROLET 1I7SFIAT wIVi Uv roof, fully onulpped, tLaSS tirei and ihacki. Aaklne MM. Call CAPRICE mllei.'MIni condition, em owner. 471-S1U. CMMRO RALLY 128 BROUQHAU 2-dr, goW w/oatoa 2-dr. graan w/graan hi, root Call n*-iI«4..«jU a.m.. 7-* p.m. 2-dr, whtta w/Wack tm. 4 root Z-dr.. Wue */•«« M S rool, rack. aulo. trant. 4-cyl. mnl ataar- VOLVO WAGON tin — 145DL. am accepting applications tor training and permanent *., yastow w/Mt. mt., 4-tpd mnl auto. Irani. 8 cyl.. P/S. P/B. root tnt. auto. Irana, 8 cyl. P/S. aulo. Kara, fl cyt., P/S. mn 4 cyl. mnl brahaa 4 Ma*x• P/B. whittwM radlatt. AM/FM ing & Drakst. whtstwati radsakt, MONMOUTH MOTORS 14.500 mllei. taurmid Itlcx. over- employment. •:<, brakat. siiTlHwalsi. AM/FM radio whltewallt. AM/FM radio, ful alum, whaal cvn, oucnat*. m drive, air, crulM conlrol. third wal. ing. tuiwhI wrwaHl evra. buckai aaatt, wheel coveri, vinyl loan, ah etarao. lull wnaat cvra. bancn It 4 whMl covart, buckatt. l/otan t/gam 11,66 uaM. air cond., t/glaat. pat. wtod cond, t/giatl, AM/FM radio, AM/FM tape. 51100. 747-1511. You may apply H you are: 60.420 cortd. t/olaw. pwr. window!. 42.660 mHai. 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10 Wanted Automotive SI Htlp Wanted Si Htlp Wanted Tiger Si Help Wanted v ChlMCart HIGHEST MICH PAID AVON COSMETIC CONSULTANT — Aloe / ggeE WrvATfelfA ITSS HOT A SPECIALTY COUNSELORS — Per For lunk c«ri and scrap SELLING PAYS Charm Cosmetics Is seeking Quality recreation pra*r*wi, 11-4 a.m. Spe- sn-ms Become a Avon RaproMnutlva and people to loach skin car* and cialty Includes: Arts and Crafts. BABYSITTER - la am home Mr you can earn good money selling the makeup artistry. Call for interview, \1>tA.TrV-tlJr26A AMUOZOK General. Ceremk Teacher, trysts. tnree and ola year akt bam. MM- : CARS WANTED world's most popular cosmetics 7-0 p.m.. April 27 or J-i p.m; April nastk. twlrllna and AeraMc dene dtstawa area. Cal after I am . Call Mrs Hammond. Ill^ll Mrs M. 7-0 p.m at Ml 1771 in*. Alt* Early CkllOkltO senior H.IWt KorMlus. 544-5201 or Mrs. KIM. caunsalart lor day camp, la- , " : JUNK CARS 144-IMt COMPUTE* OPERATOR — Sys- lervlews. May 1. HVI p m at theMATURE BABYSITTER - For two A • A*t. tor Frank, MJ-UM tem 3/15. Sam* experience neces Vi Swim C lub. Brim fefatnt* ana refer- girts. 1:11 to SIS em. LI*M -—- BARTENDER M/F — Full time.ex •neat. Far more Information, keeping. Own trensaerlatlan sarv. tl-o a.m. thin. Call HI SKI. 4*1-47.1 TOP DOLLAR partenced. Apply In parson. Shore 0-S. FOR USED CARS Point Inn, Hwv. 3i, Mallet LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC COOK — Full lima nights Apply In SPORTING GOODS STORE — Full Rt II tevravillt. N.J. m-tmBARTENDER— Experience*. Apav person balwean J-5 p.m. .1 The Pour ana pen time Aaatv at ill Main St., S3 Domestic Htlp IV Bultonwood Manor. RI 34, House, M0 Shrewsbury Ave., Tlfrian TOP DOLLAR PAID Malawen S444110 Falls NO PHONE CALLS Par junk cart Immediate ekhua STORE MANAGER-TIRES — COMPANION — Mature a Oman la caii umm i ami COOK — Full Mm* days Apoly In Grewln* coatoaaii needs star, ntan- cars far etderlv lady who It return. BOOKKEEPER sVtJe^Pkptl aWiffrrw*) #• J *V ITI tar. I v*w rT|W aaar and assistant for tuft line star.. n Fksrlao- Must nova asm car and WE NEED USED CARS Full time Enpariancd necessary, House, M0 Shrewsbury Ave., TIMen Retail experience necessary, me- la) aollor POM. MULLER CHEV some typing Start immediately Sea Falls NO PHONE CALLS. chamcal beckeround hateful Ex Dec.) Sand Resume le'ees IMS. HOLEY, Hwv. 14, Matawan. Brian! Club and Restaurant Reply The Dally RlQlettr. — to Bon K-JS4, Tha Dally Register. COOK M/F — Experience wipes Reply •> Baa A-SesT^aity NJ. 07701 Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. ences reoulred Apply In $1Ht»lpWanletl 5t Help Wanted Llncroft Inn. SiHtlpWantad 51 HtlD Wanted Realtter. Shrosysaury. N.J.. 077OI RESPONSIBLE COMPANION - Far BOOKKEEPER — Pttrt-llmt, to DATA ENTRY ederlv couple, llvejn. wcaftaM our- MANAGERS PART-TIME — School bus drivers SUMMER RECEPTIONIST - Dae- rsunsiaas. must drive. Salary tm a *Urt imm-MliaMv. Full chars* in Keypunch oaaretar, BTI machine. ELECTRICIAN - Five years ex tors effke Man.. Ttan. and Frl., eluding s-mtral Mtttwr. Also e*n«r*l good benefits. Urt-hour week. M 00 penence only, residential and com- Retail sale* experience a must needed tor school reuses, efterneen SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — week 711 1131 mercial wiring Call aftar S p.m., Must have car. Positions In Asbury sports trips, daytime class Irlee and Pert time 0-1:10. MS* per bow.0-1; Sal.. 0-1. Sent resume la Bex IIC* dUltM. OlM VMT tXMTtOAC* Must be skilled at handlus* busy P 111, The Dally Register. RESPONSIBLE COMPANION - si Htlp Wanted ' AC! lAtPLOVMENT Perk aree and East Br unswk k Basv substitutes Apply • J, Murphy Bus Snrewsburv, N.J. 07701 M Thomas 747-M04 Shrewsbury itw ellts Tt tt.OOt Service, 1)1 RI 13, Mlddtetown. (be- Male/Female FILE CLEP.K — For last growing ACE EMPLOYMENT hind llairsulx's Pointsi tlllllil surraundlnas. Must drive DELIVERY PERSON WANTED — automotlva business. Must have » Thomas 747 J4S4 ikiewstury but not RSMIOOi I. Safe] resume ta Salary UtS a week. Evenings * p m. to 1 am., part-time good typing skills. Good benefits PC BOARD ASSEMBLY - Parts P.O. Box K. MltWlUnn, N J. 0774O SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS - ACCOUNTING CLERK and full time. Appfv In porson only Apply In person. Scfvwarb Parts, 141 MECHANIC/DRIVER- installation, any. and ItMirHQ. Ex OoixlMt. II p.m.) a.m., I three Red Bank Pliia. IS North Bridge Watt Front St.. Rad Bank of rental tnufam.m'. Must have vol cetlent eatery and benefits Apery la SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER stavtl. Arse »I1 sum. (taw aan). WOMAN WANTED - Per Sat. only, INTERMEDIATE BORED?? Ave , Rad Bonk. Ul Hit Id N.J. Drivers Ittsnga. Coma any persan. Audio Visual Let*. US First Permanent-part lime, Holmdel Call 741-4143 far house cloawna Cafe, after S p.m., IftkaWi Mcking *n KCMMtlng c*rh If you would Ilk. to work elsewhere, FLOOR WAX E RS — AM lenltorlal benefits Experienced only need ap- Ave , Atlantic HhoMeMs area. Mr. Raymond f*t-47f» 541 1410 I Mlftp* minimum of si- montM to fjto cash pom adventure awaits you. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST — help needed Part lime, eves, Man.- SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - ' nrMiJltr ixpvrlrnci In KCOURU workers hesasO: Tradespersons, Malewan Aberdeen area Full lime Frl.. In tha Kovport and HUM area. SECRETARY Part time s»inlnio and viittinoi jr». it • ekaelaaek * — "'- -** — — abe Will teem 041-etOB •ifeivlblt Bant, rMOfK Illations owd Laborers. ProtesUbnats. etc For In EkPOrlanca pfolortad. Be*, aal nacet- PIMM Mil OOt-in-M*). MOTEL ROOM CLEANING ST/ vjf O fraaJ eWeP v tfxi m»inttna.nci tunlne Ml»rv. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC — E«- perlence nacessarv. salary nego To General Ledger. Ex- NURSES AIDE M/F — 1-1 shut PHOTO PLANT WORKER - ii MenmeutManmeuth CountCountyy BABYSITTING — In my fcam*. Ref • PIMM contact th# P*>rsonr»l Ad perlancod only. Must have own la BOX AW, perienced only. Immediate Apply In person King James Nurs Driver's IKense and mtoklM skills SECRETARY ACE EMPLOYMEN""iLOVMEI.T. AGENCY nfdiittrclion DtMrtm.nl at Mtt-UOO transportation 741-eOSI. Tha Daily opening. Apply In person In. Home. 400 Hwy ». MldOtetown, reeulred. full time Call 741 tin MOVING TO RED BANK • Thomas MM00747M04 IhIhft.sbmb y to ovrangc an interview N.J 07701. N.J. ts-iiiff -"—•«•—• CLEANING HELP - Part lime. 9-5 p.m., Brookdal* Nurs- PICTURE FRAMER GOOD SKILLS. EXCELLENT TELEPHONE SOLICITOR -Office - Triangle industries Inc. Tun. and Thurs. evenings. 4-W. Experience afolarree TECHNIQUE and an OUTSTAND- eupplles FuH lime Salary plus com- Sat., M. Mail hava own car. Call ing Center. 332S Hwv. 35, !"T, 1 P.O. Box 850 DRIVERS NEEDED — For vans Hazltt. Nina ING PERSONALITY. Send m in mission 741474] EXPERIENCED MOTHER— Holmdel, N.J. 07733 nioii; and minibuses Must have or be **f* NURSES (M/F) PORTER — Full lime far nursm* Includln* salary history, as WtaWaft tO osVevaWVt M ItyV ee^jefpeer. CLERK-TYPIST — For real estate to get Type 11 bus license Apply • i. home Experiencod antv need apply lldence. or cell MMrr, Scot! el I WAITRESSES/WAITERS ' ACCOUNTING CLKNK arftca. Sat . and. Sun., 10-S. Typing Murphy Bus Service, SSS Rt. IS.CAL/GUY FRIDAY — General of- Tap salary, after snarl arseatlansry 1 Co.. IM East Irnd St.. N.V.C. SHORT ORDER COOK Pittiimt, citncal btckerewnd. skill rewired No experience neces Mtddlelown, (bamad Slpersteln's MCfi eVOT Itj tVeMlrSr levpWeel t t>V#f #09 II you art interested In giv- •arnX sill par hew plus MI Bans- 10017 111 tot M00 Experienced only Apply .llama. Pauttst. and seme beokkeeping, full lima. SV, 1-4em.. TaexhoiDinar.K.ambur*. HOMEMAKER/COMPANIOE/C N - •omrtoooklt eepino, typ.rvg end o*n- I. Call Man. thru Frl , *-4, days. Paid vacation and hotel ing excellent nursing fits DO NOT PHONE A**4v In aid.. * •r*l offlct. Start U SO hour. Mt-imo parson Men. Frl., 10 a.m.-l p.m., Hwy. SS. DRIVER -Must be able U> drive » talliatlon. An Egual Opportunlly care?r II you prefer lo SECRETARY/TYPIST - E HI 141 i -• ACE EMPLOYMENT trues, standard transmission Good Empiover Send rsssima ta Richard, Atlantic HlBPIaikOs Nur SM. Heme. I MTUemM J*tUU Shrtwsburv dr Ivlng record, heavy work. Starting P.O. Box 17. Fermlngdale, N.J. work In quiet, pleasant sur MlSdlete.n Ave., left Hwy. Ml, At- WAITRESS/WAITER — Pun Bms. TYPING — Dans I* my kerne Ex Clerk-Office Services salary U4S an hour Apply In person lanlk Highlands lull lime secretory with a * day ar nlahl Apply m parson be tveist Or wM ARTIAT — Sketch and draw per 07717. roundinos? stena. slatlttkal end aecreterlet typ .saecllvtt or kitchens and bath- at If E. Newman Springs Rd . We have lust wttat you are looking tween 1-s at the Fatsr House. Oet mmedlate epanlng for Individual Shrewsbury GARDENER/HANOYPERSON — PROOFREADER — Busy type- mo skills Excellent company paid Shrewsbury Ave . Tlntan Falls No rooms. Assist In sates, also light lor on our night shift. Your challene) setter seeks experienced proof -aflrse-worfc. Salary plus sales com- ilth up to one year at general Part or fuH lime References essen- ing position Is Just . phone can phone calls ona ns osswiniar hale WE WILL BABYSIT — Yew ctW- lencal offke experience Duties EDITING ON TERMINAL tial Please call MM ewav. Call Personnel, e-s. fAon FrI , *** QIKIHII Han Stats salary •» dran I* .sir name durMa day- mission Will train beginner II quell- will include switchboard relief plus Experienced VDT operator QjailUd. sired Writs Baa K 170. The Dally ttart Apply Home Decor. Hwv. M HMl Ctl Cf H lrrll#/st1rtsM*e*tg| reeMIITeW fevteleetf tpftM copy room maintenance. Excellent We seek full-lime or part time VDT GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE Register. Shrewsbury. N.J. 077*1. Can anytime, >M-t4S* «d Peote Ave., Hailat. medical and dontal program, ptees- aaenbjrt I* do edllin. of college, WORKER Permanent position, its 14. Holmdel. N.J. f4s-4M0. WAITERS/WAITRESSES EXPERIENCED ONLY AUTO BODY PAINTER — Ton condltlons and opprofessional end medkal books and experience nttcelsan. 14 14 la start NURSE RN OR LPN IM/'I — T. portunltv far advancamant. For In- journals Psaats writ* full back- plus benefits Call 041 311] or work M alcoholism treatment teed kel textbooks en* leumatt. Please SPLIT SHIFTS POSSIBLE •itMl.tv Chevrolet dojt.Wr.liip nttih send fullI "fllfnTfTtJ. fv experienced Apply In par. TYPISTS Two.three years exoerlence HANDVPERSON — With pfumbln. LVCO. It Onion Aulo. til Hwv. H. Union digital Tasl and repair area a) OPERATORS - Experienced tlme. training, fteilets hours Sfflt ALL-AROUND — Yard work. Mas SECRETARIES exoerlenc. nectlserv Call 071 IS00 pot kel setter ana rtoiaior aparstart. CARROLL AGENCY OTlfSOO KEYPUNCH rapidly growing Atlantic HlgnHnds cut SotkKS cleans*. Free OS* Itsatrr worn 741001. 741-UOo If you have any of the above skills, firm. 4'»-day weak, full benefits, REAL ESTATE SALES - MTV/TRUCK PARTS PERSON — and are Intarestad In tamporary pleasant environment Numerous ORGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR - SHORT ORDER COOK ' W* are looking far an aggressive. opportunllias for advancement HELPI EXPERIENCED ONLY 52 Babyslttlrfa/ChlM COMPLETE LAWN CARE - Rack •fntelHgeni Individual with nven- work, why not coma In and register T Methodist Church. June 1. Baldwin cimalels Matt, will consider pert las. Irlmmlaa *•' We pay top rates No too charged Salary opifisd. Contact Don Lynch. (150 PER WEEK organ UO negotiable Call TOljrjsW. time OS start Far toaflalRIUI a» SPLIT-SHIFTI POSSIBLE Cart aoainant capabilities Our fast grow ACE TEMPORARIES Chief Engineer, Ketslor-Elllt Co. For a persan who can fit our needs 0-ntesV BREAKFAST/LUNCH dabte. 747 4017. 4 JO Thomas 113-0301 Shrewsbury KI4M0 Maintain busy household and be Jack McGowan at 747-1 DINNER GUTTERS CLEANED - And re filly. All B*MOMS. ullr* HAUL-OUT RESTAURANT ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY — bright aneuatl lo assist m light busi- BABYSITTER NEEDED - Tssa ar oolr**, loaalu on caramk tfk), modtri-r. toKlltltM. Minimum thrtt CLERK-TYPIST — For real estate ness duties Must be able to work PART riME - Medicaloffkeessls RESPONSIBLE — Penan ts work MONMOUTH BEACH three deys a week and every ether f aeart. etc. Junk r* ' VMTI nMrlfmca AptMy In Mr ion office, Sat. and Sun., 10-9. Typing Chassis, wiring, soldering, excellent lent Duties Include clerical and as- APPLY IN PEESOft salary and benefits Apply m person flexible hours For Interview cell ft a.m. ts 0 em In my SchwoKti Ptfli, 141 W. Front St., skill rewired No experience neces- 747-7774. sisting doctor Hours. IS p.m.. I Full lime, five days par week can —- sary Call Mart, through Frl.. s-4, Audio Visual Labs . US First Ave . days a week, sand r.sum* I. Box, HIM to or at] mo. sun aapet 044-1710. Atlantic HOSTESS/HOST — Full time posi- B 100, The Dolly Reoister. a m a p m , or n., * a.m.-. p.m. tion available Experienced only Shrewsbury, N.J. . CARPENTER — Cabinet worker COCKTAIL — Wallressos/Welters ELECTRICIAN — OuaUllad In all phases of residential work Including Apply in person between the hours of REGISTERED NURSES M/F — Installation of kitchen cabinets and Experienced only. Apply In person, 1 and 4 p.m. Llncroft Inn, Llncroft. PART-TIME — Weekends. IS-M Needed lor full end pert time peel yfe/mrce work. Apply Home Decor. after t p.m. weekdays Long Johns troubleshooting Steady lob. lop pav hours, microphone announcer far liens on evening snrfts CompalltlM Hwv M and Poota Awe . Haile' LTD. II Beach Blvd. Highlands, N.J. and benefits H1-W1 after a a.m. HOUSEKEEPER — Part-time. amusement games, quality yoke Highlander Inn. Highlands Ion. and good diction necessary Call 071.1174 Alse preference given for at aba, ra- CLASSIFIED dio or mkrophone experience An- REAL ESTATE SALES — E>- INSURANCE SECRETARY — Ex nually April October. Cell 449-tMOs parienced, needed far ectlv. oflke parlenced tn personal Unas Full or for Interview. par! lime Call KERR ANDERSON AGENCY, 741 4477. PART TIME — But driver, private REALTY, fes-lTM school, will train Goad pay. Can between 0-4 am Ml 4)77 REAL ESTATE SALES ASSOCIAIE KEYPUNCH —Ufa art .eaeadlao tnd are eaeklna SINESS DIRECTOR full time associates Extensive cut your PART-TIME — Early morning trelnlno prgaram. Marketln* plan OPERATORS work, deliver the Star Leaver en 0* Call Founts Preston Agency far can A DAILY GUIDE established morning nawtpapar fhtantlel Interview. 071'OeM. 1ST & 2ND SHIFTS out* In the loltowlng communltlet. W« .till havt • ftw ocktninei for Haitel, Holmdel end Malewan This REAL ESTATE SALES — To*part- U8INES8 SERVICES TO SUIT' costs with gttooto who wo>nt • full tlma cintr a) a permanent part time position timers, on* updav par wet*. Can or saKondiM-v Incomt, Why not Join for roitebta person with a pood run- Mrs. White. * arow.nfl cempsnv wtwrt your •*- nlna cor. Excellent stay la supple FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747 stag font, will b« r*Kosnltt>d. W« oftor moot your lull-time Income Days SLIPCOVERS DRIVEWAY CARPET CLEANING IMxibt* tours. •KCtlltjf., tttHiino U1-70M, Evenings. O77-4M1. RICEPTIOHItT TYPIST — Ex- i*l»fv and ntttny bowwrlti Pto*** perience necessary PMIUea hat CONSTRUCTION STEAM EXTRACTIONS PROCESS thoso big CtXI bvtWMA 1 • m.-S p.m. tor *>*> PART-TIME — District growth potential. Minimum typing CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS - Arse - For to. best M carpel can. Can poinlm*n( early morning pi wood IS warn Job It In RM Bank. cushions la laark ar vinyl laeett DRIVEWAYS/CLEARINO 583-3660 perviiln. a small group of iwarntwj Mr Williams, norm vans-furnllure. OKI. t714asl .ves CALL CMF CORP. niwinlear carriers at the flllewlna lOf-Mt! Eoual Opportunity Emaleyar M/F community; Lsiooi'dg, Oakhursl. SALESPERSON FOR ACTIVE OF WINDOW CLEANING KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Yeu FICE — Nelahborheod Realty FENCING ExperiencMl on IIS machine. Nep- Group USA. PAUL P. BOVA INC.. FREE ESTIMATES - til 1*44 tunt area. To 1150 Excallenl position far responsible FENCE INSTALLATION FuMv Insured. Oar Ms* veer INFLATION FIGHTERS ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY oeopfe. Salarv and car allowance. AN types avails*la Vary i 10 Thomci ' 747-J4S4 Shrewsbury SCHOOL CUSTODIAN - Cons Nock ART co INC. PAVINO 74t ISM- Days m 1774, Evenings. 077-eOU Township schools, ajbaur week. Ml •Me Call ! LAWN MAINTENANCE - SMS for a.m., (Stammer news. 7 a.ml 0* SLIDING GLASS DOORS FOUR MICHELIN TIRES — RCA B" — Color TV. W. Refrht law cutting tor tha season starting ami. Skat Crees. Blue Shield. Ma- PLUMBING A MISCELLANEOUS PART-TIME — ItVIO lor MIQIiel Coverage and Dental PMIa. Hi. 105-ISx. rM tread, phis OMn. mar letRM May IS-Sept. IS. Sana bids no later weak, lanrtorlal work I ROOPINO * SIDING • 7JM071 Wtlli, H no than May S. While Ridge Cemetery, Plea, tl holidays, lick Mae* and HEATING GARAGES — Etc.. cl P 0 0)011 S41. E.tontown. N.J. ment arcade May October Ideal patd vacation Black Seal Ikanea beuead awey. aaesr leas LinllOiriO. , JilR COMDITIONER — MO. Twtn FURNITURE - One* sofa. MO for retiree Experience prefer rod. preferred Call 4*111)0 PLUMBING — And Mattno. II Hour not necessary. Cell c«togo far Call John, 7474)110. GAGLIANO , ilaettiu. IK. Cam Mi TV. no. wm Hikeoaity dining ream table and REFRIGERATOR — 14 cu. ft LABORERS — Asphalt paving, servke, Russell Aka. Reefing SWlngGultars Repairs , tmm fan. t». Matal bads, frames hutch, in. Twa dressers. Ill and ea condition. UO must have N.J. drivers license and Interview SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST — 70I-0U4 LIGHT HAULING — Attlct am Free estimates maavt ar tn taoo headboards. III each. TSt-OtM. M0. One beautiful antJoue oak 071-I17S hava knowledge of racking and » hours per week Light Ueno help- PART-TIME — Office Assistant ful Start Immodlasely !•» per rages cleaned, tree work. dresser wtth mirror. IBS. Child"! grading. Experienced only. B*twa.n Flexible hoars. II you are accurate CARPET organ, U0 OaM O.t. nil laei atli, REFRIGERATOR — 17 5 Cu. ft week. Call LeeAnn at Laird 1 Co.. ItMHI or 071-1014. MESSENGER fiiroa restaurant tablet. S10 each. wtth tap Ireeier wttlte. Irsstless. and good at detail •ark. wa mod 5414111. 17!. CokMel print draperies wren you-to type orders, imports. Invoices INSTALLATION ' liM»ui clotMng valet. Its. 7<1t*»»; letcbtni 1171. Call I41.nl after 1 o.m. LADIES^MEN— Earn up to U5-S7S SBRVICK par week working at home on tha and general offke work. Send Re- SECRETARY — Experienced only, JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - PAINTING A pairs for m. Swing and slide gym SEARI KENMORE — Washer and phone Will. turns I* Sen K-aU. The Dally Reo- tlane preferred, diversified. set, SIS Call 741H71. Re-lavs, repairs, re-llrotches. cus- MESSENGER SERVICE — Im •ICVCLE — L**yt Root Hit lana, oYver, IISS each, •iicimnt runnlno Ister, Shrewsbury, N.J. O7701 Metewen ares. Ill ml. tom tyark ana cleaning SW4I77. DECORATING -twjUM candrUan. (H. 7471117 af FURNITURE ~- tltikiS«l|t* couch. " . Hlv.ih.Oa coucH tad LANDSCAPE — Gardener s Helper me elite pkkuo ant) aallwiry, low US. Ttn atK UMes. IM. Leather IH0. 1*1 Out after J am Wanted. Experienced only. Driver's raOOf. free aMOJO. l**our, 7-«ay license a must. Call 741-77SS. 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise ALTERATIONS BOOK NOW — Exterior aalntlna. servka Call4»4400 AMEHA - Three-month old chair and Itmriaa, tJL Club chair. SEARS ELECTRIC DRYER — aiseeiitonally at Witt SX70 Son HI. Tan maxa OattUk chairs. 111. LANDSCAPE GARDENERS — For Sale For Sal* COMPLETE REMODELING 1 p.m.-a p.m. Helper, experience rwcettarv. Call Alterations, aadltlens, rawtad LIMOUSINE M. 1100 Alt* TV, . KAWASAKI N7I — 17SCC ItTS Ml after S p.m. 541-1014. CARL B. JONES — Exterler.ln- " black/white agrtaUls. 1» rt. fraaaar, O.C.. naada repair... tsrtar and wallpaperlna. Prm esti- SERVICE Ijsia) aftar t p.m. SHUTTERS — Wood, leovered LAUNDRY WORK M/P — 7 Call Fred. t4s-«7ll UxWxIv.. good rtadfilm. IM par a.m.-3:10 p.m.. Wad., Frl.. Sat. and mates, m-ata. ' CB — 11 channel Craig. I KITCHEN CABINETS — Steal. '. S4MOS pfttr 5:10 Sun. Emery Manor Nursing Home, LANDSCAPINO-LAWN LIMOUSINE SERVICE - AH txxa- white, f baa* loBimi wM> V cotw, Malawan, SIM too. CUSTOM PAINTING slans. Airports and Atlantic CRY. r SNOW TIRES — Like new. with MAINTENANCE Unsurpassed wortmansMe from 115 Low rates. Freeouetes. »4- 'ffifiJ. I. Will sell faSr S75 or bee) offer. rims. III* L70-111, ITS. LIQUOR STORE — Clerk/Plck-lt heur. 7-dav servka. 4SV4400. Nl-74f-»4t», aftar 0 P.m. operator, evenings end waafcands. Tap Ouallty Materials 041-eOlS v 14! 07» COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE — Excellent References 741 1140 CEDAR CLOSET - Lpf**. tottd well i abliiali ssoo for all Small tabs, frog estimates HOME Mttar, axcallent conOilkjn. ISO. Call CaTl HUBI after i p.m. SOFA — Ll'lllllt and coffee tafUO LIVE IN STEWARD/CABIN AT — Call 170-tlU TENDANT - Private club, light EARTH DESIGNS LTD. IMPROVEMENTS KITCHEN SIT — 40" round labta CK after S:». maintenance, living quarters, utIII- SAVE MONEY. CALL THE PRO- t>O>l« - MM Pme Two Cao- w %V0JBM« WTtMtiWM VtTeW. llet provided. Retired Individual or cufim.. aaakeo, prumntv miiina. FESSIONALS FIRST, SeVSttS. i. IMS. 747IS47. STOVE — S.E. electric, yellow fertllltatjaa asyj seeding Ovor I* AWNINOS - Illlkllll laln's. twa stratoMback. Vary goad couple preferred. Writ. P.O. Box ECONO-PAINT Storm allldinil Ollri. JO years ex very ooed candttlen. must sell, »75 or 101. Keyport, N.J. 07713. years experience Mimbir af N.J. best offer SbVStTI. Turf Grata Oraw.rs Association duality Work-Lew Rates KITCHEN OAK CABINETS — Witt Free estimates. m-7soe. BW-IMI I«OMEOWNTRS ALUMINUM co. CONSOLE STEREO - AM/PM ra- Island, ilium ill condtttoa. WO. LPN M/W — Part lime, Friday and Fro. estimates 741-71JS. 1 EXTERIOR PAINTING AND We ae'l all. Willaaaarkka. 14-vWume encyctopadla Brltannka. LAWN SWEEPER — Parker lawn Call 741491 STAINING — Bnmllm aamt teas . mtipii. 1)0 Four dtaena chakt. MARKET RESEARCH SUPER done by Eddie. I scrape eld paint off MB. Uchod tt tractar wftft trailer hnch. SWIMMING POOL — ST. 1171. New VISOR TRAINEE — Full-time to work. 4 w-tio. Sat. t-s, at our GARDENS TILLED — Witt) Troy tii-'m. 04»-ss5 a» '«IP-eMf. let or bast offer. Call 7474OH. aftar reolttered goft rrana, ItU Pro- painting I t p.m. fesalansal cut stkk. l» 071-0U7 Woodbr Wg. office. Call Stewart Sur. Tiller. 0" deep, raaainatili 141 Mao DOES YOUR HOME - NEED AT- . iOPPBRTONE - Continuous clean veys. 447-5107. ar 741-7100. knnts that I R. I ybur hhouse wtlt look Beamrcm. eepe- TENTION? Maintenance, mill wSl even with cabinet, tISO. Cataf LIVING ROOM — Sculptured a I—|-,, •i—aeel f* 1 e • T * • - - Jertae aas ranee, S75 r sIKJers with FENCE INSTALLATIOM clally white trim. Far fra* astlmat. #nO I If Btr* tTePWfrltTrfli. IjnVfJ I . 4tV«esBBBfA, Walnut sola, recllner. chair. MtM TIRES — On rims. G7t-I4 Chevrolet MAINTENANCE call Eddie at 471-4401 . in. t7i-im. G7B-14 Ford, H7S-14 Bukk. US pair All typey s available. Very reason- Little Silver. Otl-Mn. UV4W1. ' M4-&1 MECHANIC able.. Carl asMeiei . ^^ FRANK'S HOME REPAIRS — Ats. HEAD — VIINI BIKE —lV>h.p. angina, naodi plumbln. and heath*. Can JOS-1740 iomawark.As*lno»40erbaataffar. We have an Immediate opening for LANDSCAPING — Railroad ties, sod, stono driveways, power DSC FAINT CO. •— la- aglnooP. 4:10 p.m.-t:» p.m. TWO TWIN •IDS — Coma let, far a maintenance mechanic. Ex- terlor/.xterter. start IrmyilOilHly. perience Is required In electrical and thatching call betnaan 7-0 p.m. mt»«L VENEER — a". IM. Tins,' MOVING SALI — Tor. lawn 471*577. Rlc Johnson Landscape Fra. estlmatss. Call Ryder. HOME IMPROVEMENTS tha mechanical areas In maintaining 7474)000. • CftfO-ll. «1I, OR70-15. a* OHtame- mewar, IIM Pott, furniture, las equipment In our manufacturing fa- Contrbclor. "Sk vltafrlt ta Second story llalnUta-, • Ula rim. U0. mi Hartov 01 latin. mlxlna tub. HO. Loan la cllltv. am home or kaslnaio Imprsla f WCti Noaa. work. »7! TJMfej. a*. 1100. Double kickers. WEDDING DRESS — BaatrtmH menti. Creative wlrkmanihlo. Call slaev.lasalurnmerfWwn.Sll. 0.171 LAWNS CUT 717 1721 Or 707 4110. Wt offer an excellent salary at well Call Has. na-SHt Interionter r DISCOUNTS FOR leefsl tB CetHKI Si. IS PINO POffO TABLE - at company palded benefits PtfMitlfsl tB PMfl LIGHT HAULING fell. «-!*•>, MS. I only use the bbest paints. Benlam Call m-»70 WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE — Apply In parson LAWN MAINTENANCE Moore. Clean. Railalill work at "tMAL VERNVERNIEI R — t". US. Tiros. Thiea-pi.ee sectional, thret ml SENIOR CITIZENS Commerclat-ReHdaiillal-lnsurad rsonfiotlo erica. Free estimate LIGHT HAULING — Garages, at- CR70-1JC0-1J,, USUS. . GP.7O-IJ, on Otde PINO PONO TABLE - tetlat, chairs. I asm bin el Reliable. John Falvo. B41-0UO. Can;747-«14« tics ant) callers cleaned. Anywhere, MM rimri , MB. tttn rttirioy D»M shaaa, hat and twa peddles. mpecnln*. liiomm. |H) par chair H 8. R JOHNSON, INC. 7O7«S11. ositfMeit ws UI4H1 130 settee. Aftar t, 741-H91. RI. JS Kmport, N.J. LAWN SERVICE - Servliv. Llttts osy, rt, %n. num. Equal Opportunlv Empiover M/F Slrver-Ocienaiit ana. OmaiidaCla PAINTING a PAPERING — Ex- m-suo terier-lnlerlor. rnt estimates aka TRUCK A AUTO MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — CHECK THIS LIST OF MEROiANTS WHO ARE recommendatlont. Call 041 1141 or RENTAL PVC compounding company looking LAWN CARE ROTOTILLIMG — 741 MM lor a depennable Class A or B me- OFFERING SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS DAILY Landscaping, new lawns, shrub $ 00 chanic with electrical background lo PAINTING — experienced. Clean, FORD RENT-A-CAR cars, patios- Eves. »7I-1BH. loin our maintenance staff. Ex- Itll #BTfef rtfi ItPetaaJ, rW re FAIRWAY FORD cellent pay and benefit package plus 747-1140 or 170-3104 anytime Dally • Weakly • ' ROTOTILLINO — Far 3 LINES - 5 DAYS • 3 overtime. Call Don Schweri at RESTAURANTS PHARMACIES PAINTING — Maosnerv. raarakv 1U4SN or 741-4111. RED OAK DINER SHREWSBURY PHARMACY etc. N. lob la larva or tog small. Wa Participate In PAA Program Experienced. R.k»»ncoa oaoolim. MAIL AND STOCK ROOM S7* Broad SI.. Shrewsbury 741-4074 PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE Call far fn* estknata. Frank, FOB SALE PRICE UP TO *200" CLERK Lawns cut, hodass trimmed, edof 7475701, At, M4-05U Position currently available In our PALACE DINER UNCROFT PMARMACY -04J 544-447., S4S-IM0. Registtr Family Ads can sell your unneeded Hems Office Services Daaai Uisaill Mas- 10% Discount to Senior Clllnns Nsrerfi QUALITY EXTERIOR PAINTING quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- senaer. mall roam and stack room 45 Monmoutti St.. Red Bank 7414111 Experienced, references. Pn» ell|. outlet. Driver's Ikerree tut euteme INCOME mates Raaoonaat*. Call Rkh at umns now under a separate distinctive heading. MM mentlel. wa offer an excellent PAA. 741-4104, After i p.m.. 0414115. Items originating Irom your household may be sold OLDE UNION HOUSE TAX SERVICE far advancement. Per Interview call 10% Discount to Senior Cltlien SPRAY AND SAVE — Why pay lor up lo $200.00 (formerly $10000) per article. Mrs. 0. Merge, MIDLAND GLASS ON OUR EARLY BIRD SPECIALS RADIATOR WORK more. J 1 R. Palntln* INC., Sae-4000. Ext. US. TAX CONSULTANT — Win, aMM Price lor each item must be mentioned. 4-0 P.M. ONLY RED BANNK RADIATORADIATOR WORKS years axparlanca praaarlltl Feder- no-Mtr Eoual Opportunity Empiover '' •"••rf Ave., RM Bastk *a-7l7f- Auto Air ContNtHninCNtHi g VtV Coollno al, SUM and business In returns. MAINTENANCE AND GAR- Systems. All l miner Menv ^eyofre. Call Ronald Testa. kM-SMS. WILLIAM J. CLARK — Custom DENING WORK - Only ax- 10% Discount la Alll SSenio rcn cnjaej s painting. Interior, exterior. Fro. es- parloncad oarton need apply. 40- TIRES Iliw. Front St.. Red Bank 741-1177 timates. 043 14T7 hour week. Clermer Farm, corner of CROWN TIRE MART MOVING*. STORAGE Lakeside Dr., Rt. U7. one mil. wesl Discount-so ALL Senior Cltlnna. Call 542-1700 The Dally Rejlster NICK'S MOVERS - Law end tentor WALLY'S PAINTINO of Tlntan Falls on S17. Apply bt- Hwy. MM, Port Manmosrth. 7W-7J71. Expert Cn i.-e p.m. ShrewsburShrews y Ay... Tlnton Felts.1 rafcts. seven days a weak, free No discount il cancelled before expiration. 7471100 40 Iro. Ave.. Long Brancfi. CLASSIFIED ADS mats.. Call anytime, Sls-OTM. No changes in copy. MANICURIST — Part-time, a>- uoiltWLSMI only. Matawan area. 542-1700 TTJ-tlU USUS"

'.•' 71 MerchandlM For Nubbin Sal* For Sal* SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRIL 28,1980 17 132Catif*«mlnlMrni MOUSEPAWTIP W - Own, Tawn Hetrsas 211 Special Notices luzs 3 LINES LOOKIHO - Pernew 5 DAYS CAN SODA MACHINES FOR SAL! Hts..NJ.M>at the Latel Jei SW * * $3.00 CM nnot ARE YOU — A* attracttva married The Reeliter FAMILY ADS Untie- CAST IRON SINK - Htrvaal aaM. ataraet cloeola. 17 Day Care/Nursery •Mk jawat aa» nar aM, IM. Oat em' Scheo, id lure* tor you •ukkty' "* aat Franck aMr> lanterlarl, s n. all .... *na. BKMt. CawVSJSf. lane who*te cad . Replyte Bo a Prlnctews Only. A IJ4, Tka Dally Rellater, ATTENTION WORKIHO MOTH- MaJI. (M W SM5 NJ.. tnti ERS — HMO Nmn Nursery. FaN *>RICE MUST •* MENTIONED, CHANOE ONLY THE FRONTS HELP NEEDED - d iiilUm t at a.m.-SM >m lack Bddlllonai baa, SI M. N> oaa- OTOM CiWiiU aaat SAVE detail of Sweet Adell " akes, Rt K Makswaa. Can count H caacalad ketere eaptroUon. atarV Haw a ihi»alin HHckaa " • alace M rakatraa an Tot*. No chanooi In c*pv anarnleklkll arNNk NU LOOK CltlCltlmml KERR AGENCY frtm HI pm Coll Betty Hove naiilM to Hilt MOTHER OF TWO - WlSto* to Frajatv CM aak VaMacVML L t*«ttta*«tttt. 74I-447T Days e- UHitf. W-atSI oeavs m w Rov**n mill COMPLETE - Sal at HYPNOSIS - I clilm m «ow throe, m-tul nata anal cauntar at* r SHADOW LAKE IS SOLD OUT - tnaaklna. MM I 542-1700 But Van Han has both now and 71 Merchandise M Merchandise 10J Rentals To Share IM BulMlnts/Oaracet unnsi tuStto lin.ss a Arlene Mehlmea, MSi. , JUm, THE DAILY CONTEMPORARY - Raat c«Hr For Sale Ma. almaat am. aulna S2». LOOKINO FOR — Pamela, aratara- WANTED TO RENT - For eteraao MRS. SYLVIA ' ' Call TTMJ*. factHJos. Littte SUvor or vicinity ter UtpWRITINO ANALYST REGISTER SEVEN-PIECE BEDROOM SIT — RECORDS-lrt — Ptylng SS per CONTEMPORARYOUEENtED — Mattnta and ka* aarm*. SucaMaMt hundred. Coll SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE - Ivy. • OfUk Opportunities r OOLCLASSIFIEO VELVET -D CauCk ADS. Twa ' It.. Tl"Trtet. "a canoHlan. StK. nimn Ml JS.WW ROOMATE WANTED - Te ahara i stra. i\\wu\r 111 Wanted To Rent trance Mo kotka. too HI nil. Smal'Snt. Can m-tlMtmSna* TH( USED FURNITURE CENTER TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO 'JSllt M2-9SO0 AUTO BOOV SHOP - n» acres. tSTJ, Ht Shrawakury Ay*., Rat laak COLLARS -Ca«y*rt OM Jawolryte MMM CMV otecfc buiMM*. l» ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR - hm. Hai kaaiM tnf Why Han Cat*. DOM PON-S JEWELERS Will COLLEGE TEACHER — Seeks NEEDLE - Crofters alHeklktli CIMH HUM Mm*. Con ManM tie* by tide. Ireet tree. Harvest Daily-Sunday Buy from private awnart and n- a*ertm*Ht I* Red Bank, will con- 137 Lott A Acreage kaauMfm stkkar stkMry a> ho*M tent. Ilka new. U* TtJ ISO) lalas. ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- ttt*. Crootlvo TOP SOIL PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- Smalete mkwaaj. 7U-ttt-t>47. sar *—• •—— WHOLESALE SIGNED, m Rlvar Rd.. Ftlr early A.M. or late P.M. EAST KEAHSauRO — REGISTER Lutad a* yaw truck Hayan. NJ. Ml-ttSI. • i JtoJM. ' ALUMINUM call ijaDiJ FURNISHED ROOM — For loT-Stlo. lit Travet- Kiw w a uppity. Financing Classified Ads WANT — Tandar kwlna caah for •au. woman. Red Bonk, a' mur aU china, allvar. colna, toola OCEAN TOWNSHIP-Md/.taTteL TrantportatHMi SIDING Caod condltMn only. KI-S17I. as low as TREES-'EVEPJSRftNS Bocka la Ones* Acme, We* te ItVMD WANTED OLD HANDMADE — IN Summer Rentals OENTLEMAN/BUSIMESSMAN - LIMOUSINE SERVICE - AH occa- MLICATIItaN — Prim art*. SPECIAL SoeHna room wMP. batty cteoa te LM> of Ul F t VAN ACCESSORIES - St% aff, omiti ant Miaillaa Call Ml-il>l af- sions, te airports entd Atlantic CRY, 46 cents tor 4 p.m. IromtU Low rotes, freooueeaatree aijlln.. B4S - call Iti 4fii ketweoa w^hifMl IMai ml *- — »—• ALLENMURST — Furnl te N.Y.I. I*-H). I «.m. omv • UV DIKECT FROM DIS- Far llna. *ar aav Ikaaat a* IM« MaarUaM WANTED — Amarlao allda-ln »••••!• • T p.m -II p.m. D LIQUOR TRIBUTOR AND SAVE 110*1 WEDDINO GOWN - Sl» 10 Satin. camoaf for pickup truck with pap. room, dsnma ( 1« MoWie Homes NEWARK COMMUTERS - !«• • EAUTIFY. INSULATE. NEVER (UK cha«a< train, lln» —i **arla an out roar. UMm PRESS SERVICE. Dally Maak^rl. LICENSE FAINT AOAIHII CUT DOWN ON For FAST RESULTS CM taMOSt, IM4I only AT LOW COST DaauUtol laca. La** cathadral mi* 1 a.m.* ».m. FUEL (ILLS AND HIGH COST OF vatlln*. SI1S. Ml tI71 Mamorlel Day te Labor Day. MAINTENANCE WE (UV sn-MSi alter s mikaayi. Ml day EARN EXTRA MONEY — Am TRAILER LOAM AND PASS THE WOOD — Oimna room lot with SAVINGS ON TO THE PUBLIC WE phone hutch, mlacallaaaaua hauaahaH RETIRED OENTLEMAN - Soeka DO OUR OWN INSTALLATION. llami, aama lurnltura, b.11 arfar. FLORIOA- West Pakn Beach con- evfftCJeMCV aVaMiMtMt tjaf POVMel A REAL ISTATC - Atem«f£o1ev room or room and fcath In Roa Bank EXAMPLE: ItM SO. FT. OF tutni dominium (Pine Rktee). Completely eaj course. MirtllPBl. May IMt 7BkS ALUMINUM SIDING. S7TJ RANK 101 Apartments furnlohod. OaCluk trt.llieta Tw* aft*, Iwe moot! end cteonkw ear- REGISTER vice mriinry. Farnlahaa ar •*• priced as owners ore K awn. N J errSt- FINANCING AVAILABLE AT badreoms. onea bboth, liven* room, le. Call riMSU. NURSERY SCHOOL - Far ke*M ar LOWEST INTEREST RATC. Classified Ads 72 Gara«e Sales APARTMENT - dinette, kltcna* CaN after a a.m.. furnishod. Ptooea rely teBonF-aM. sate. Slate certified Write Bei FIRST PAYMENT JULY. IMttao. Tha Dolly RoaMter, Shrewokwy, ADULT PARK-JACKSON Tl P->04, Tkt Dally Ratllttr. 542-1700 Yard Sales NJ. tTrai. SHIR — Halt, com*k NORTH LONO BRANCH — Dt- ~ n. N.J. enei. WANTED- Gar owteetereeMlaue furnllhed.e«ceHentcoi Ta« Fraa tram Ma*a»a» Ana a«trea. Cell 741-mt IS-FAMILV SALE — I* Ntw Mta> ASBURY PARK NORTH - suHo. Quart naaHira at- cats Runlaat Rat Bank ykkMty. CALL mauth. FrI.-SM.. May 1-S. •: Jt-4. Off After t. IP MM. !«at ATLANTIC — Twe kltuini. SM-aioo wiiaan AM.. Daawaa*. Oaaoian. wall-la-wall carpetlx, washer, "' irtan, IHalUM. Juolter and TONY an aramlsas- From SSS t^^Jt tw.^mMy atrk. Af- Tall Fraa Inm Mlltlili in Ana _ nrwaad SU. You un It wa service. Just two mites from Me*. tsss kaya II tM-SSTT. "itfilS* 71MercMnd,se (201) 671-9300 mouth Race Trick. Dally, witkte GARDEN FARK - HatM. IP> GARAGE SALE — May 1,1. It am COLTS NECK MOTEL — and monthly rates. THE ALL NEW • lj*al ****** • • • ,*• a*au * • EACH COMBER MOTEL, For Sate DEARHRN FARMS — IIMJ Hwv. tea p.m. Hi • MS MEfT aVRJjrtMtf PWI Ewanda Hv- 544-9100 M. Ililwlal N.J. mm. Fraak takkn. It Miriam PI., HatM. mods at Mortem J. tnutt aM .lailaain. naaam a aorouen Cterk af Koan_ AFFORDABLE BLINDS LOTS OF HOUSEHOLD — Items. OCEANPORT — rilll Maltllll iranafor lo JERSEY Oar*** aw*H home, one minute te racetrack. tHMB, in -iff JERStV LaT^F*JBt*afa, VfK"*j)C 4a* t, Wtss*jaate*j W**) OUT OF TOWN MwMm.ONMimiami CMMron'i ctethlna, Mkat. krtc-a- BEACH CLUB. INC... a »Now Jersey O% OFF LIST. Free eseste. Ca brae and muck mar*. April K-Mav HIGHLANDS ON HILL —— Ona- 1*1 Houses For Sale a_ _ ^_ _ I • • • • -• * • * , ste-SMt. CALL COLLECT I. MM a.m. n CraKl a**.. Mum iMfwitRC 140 RealEsUtaWanttx DELUX-uxeE - IRalramalar. »a«ar SEA BRIGHT - Purrashod motel Mni Mr pnmnM NCetMp M Am COMOtTIOMCN - Carrie, •r. Ctttra sumption uconee No. tHt-SMS4-Ml HXeto-tTU tears. v.Mt>*TU Oaa i tat atari** ma- ?i farm Equipment •eretetoro leeuod to LIGHTHOUSE warktoe riaallli. Can HMBa APPLIANCE CLEARANCE SAL! KEANSBURO - Tknt rooms, ona M MniO Sho. MM i^ bW — Oamral Etectrk aerate* ana ar two aysana.paaysana.p y mm utmtlaa. serviceasrvlce, airr conditioningcondltlenlna, TVTV., tilrsiw. twoatar., will aanneo ln»nteri SEACM, INC.Li . o HeNw Jersetl»SMSy carpM* tor >; atl ety a« aatatavw*. takka* lakla. —i uMat. laMltl ration, ter tha ari ' Mai. Factory anal warehouse FARM TRACTOR — Farm all Su- StSCUftlUftlV l*t^la»i»ffjtj|l*t^la»i»ffjtj|(( AVaVHwWaj# MolV 1. private beech and pool. TRADE you. Lane porch, full kattraenL Quick - ciaraia. Save ut-UM an refrte- l Ml Mat WIND* MOTEL, M-WaT. otftifioji rfjnjVe^JV in tvfltntV itlwnftjra>e?v#rt Shore BeuU araaar^ air ctndHtgMnu WMksn. Call Ml t • aM talayWf. Ail DESKS. FILES - Tables, chairs. KEANSBURO — taachvlaw ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Veaitor) HOUSES BOUGHT HARVEY I. MARCUS, Preol- Uir* atdina FORD IN FARM TRACTOR - S Pt. 104 Furnished Rooms U Fl AM.. UUte Silver. FOR CASH d**l, 4tt Whlteweod Reed. hitch, ant, tiiiMlt* Includad. * Hawood, N.J. t7t>l. prices Hew ar used A AC WILLIAM J. BRESSLER, Set OUTLET, lit* Rl. JS. Oekhurst ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small t VALUE — It Ike stay way It E8isr rotary, t Laurent. Court, Pert Sll-StM. num. KEANSBURO - Modern ono- rrtks (Mi Ikua tatlaant 1VV Rjstea.NJ.tVeo*. 74 Auction Sales •M. Ml ma bath, REALTOR. t^BBBetSBBr4*tSBaatl aaf Sjatwag Baal Baawswal oavja prlvaladnt. Call Ml-tttt or I SMR Lava). EaonlatWIi daco- SHADOW LAKE CONDO — Mow. DININO ROOM TAkLE - DaaMl. •hit utlllttes and «je»UM with •MB) •«. a Talteete Intlae. OaU", aaaw te HJt", «l» kM 74I-IM4, after 4 u. two-bodroom.m er tw* boths. at Immodletely In wrttln*te: private WHIN A/C. kaal. COL. JIM MOORE ASSOCIATE* lOcurMr Aailkaanl I-A. Jt Orava Monmeum unit, h MARIAN J. SPIELMAN, Clerk tglntten. PvtMc traMMrla- J3BL •»«*>. Call Sta-IOT. Al " Fl. CM IBS WM HKmea M am "to aeIl'"et"s74.tM. of tfilBoroua* *J KianMurtj. New Or . ..JEHCY INC. NOM»V Sw ak'lACKROOM ANUQUEl DININO ROOM • TakH.aaa Ma*, all Reelty Group USA. Located at U.S. Na. i Flat Market C ^Vi baths, ifill' in ll. Dinettes. 144.es. K.D. ft1-MI7 RED BANK — Lone tevoly I SHARP'S FURNITURE, ITS Han. FILL DIRT — now open. Low dally rates rlvata enlronce, cteae It n 1S1 H, watt Kiana.au. alter I a.m. •aat ant. DM a** nick mi. ma. caaaMar nawlital faa far ra- Accessories MEHOAOST 77 Pats And Livestock Hattc* I HDROOM MT - Datwa kaal aaw •HMI. cm id-am UII i am. Ht-nU after S *.m. rhar. Haal awl not water liajaHirl. 11' FIBEROLAS SAILBOAT — Immodiate occupancy Call Mrs. 107 Nursing Homes ""iWWiyk. FIVI SLOTTED - Advanced And Beginners MFO Cnollonaer. wRk tntter. t» •IrtiMi w*# ctotl •* trtw Bator al mtoia cellenl condition. Asking mo eaai- M NRPI i ami*, ter CkavraaM car. Ihra Kaj. DOG TRAINING FIREPLACE SKYl M^T\^VETPM. CaMral earair.. beboate , private wttaeaiiy. Mot ttu. mun alaa IS. am ID**!— OT-eUI KEANSBURO — Roam, boor*. SM1 BLINDSI ciauoi *mt *M SH afteinaam. PORT MOHMOUTH — Throa roam F*mr IMMlrotwa, It* mailer GRANT PROGRAM ter a. akwatar. Ml Levoters. VertkaM. Wo nee Wai at Barihora Companion Do. Club II- FIBEROLAS - Flehkvt tad InstalMlan: FLOWEKIN! G DOGWOOD - S1I Sams ulllltloa Includad. Oil M% OFF LIST, OELIVERIDI Ala* Hanav aauM mat. Can nt-ettt 71711 with it h.p. Stan It) Ptovonund aack. Al "ter S o.m. MELMEO REALTY Bkr. tn-tSM Can Elenby Products ter Quote Ray. UIW ALASKA MALAMUTE PUPS - OKceHonl nmnm* 747-tiM RED BANK — Lu«iiry twa firm. Call alter I em. eaiaTlFURNIIHTNooNLYV IM Commercial I) A Poitdte Ball Court at FREE APPRAISALS MMI1S. Aucllaaaar-tak Kat>. ma Mat not U&mtXt&tl ' Taatiav af »vrv man**, tl a.m.-5 RenUls M» Set4)t«. FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE tr QRAOV WHITE m ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE On *» HayaiM* Rlyar DUTCH switchboard, other amanlllai. S'&SJ ' boot. Inkoard/outbo Make It Yourself It Elm SI Walk la railroad, bua. Madarn all* 741-S444. MarCnUeer. e*MtS>, BUNNIES and twa aodrooma. MJt-» Air can- HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINOI 5S all MW) tuk kaaL hot woter, ttlcany, tNI M. FT. - Concrete MUJnaan Call Has Ktrr Aaoncy. Inc. l«77 SAILBOALBOAT — FIBli'tlM*. IT, FRANKLIN WrOOO STOVE mm aocurlty and mora. Go- Hwv. is. Hailot Doys. TJt-tiM: US River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-4477 three ciabln " a wild aaltey. tW within the HUD CODB FREE PUPPIES Mercury anama. traitor, CB. Oata FORECEMTN ARIA, end (. HOLMDEL condition. Mote and read at Long Brenck CRY AGENTS — Eaacullvas, pro- COWARD W». COLLINS AGENO aoMel-ltn. tot EnaBaai. Long Branch, Top Twin Set! RED BANK - Ntw I -DEPENDABILITY 525 HORSE TRAILER - Hate, twa- aanlaRlM: ofncoa evallekM I* two Tuasdoy. May a. IMt at 7:M P, or Wma rooms or loner. Air, RELIABILELIABILITI Y »' Itn MARINE, TRADER - Prevellln* Time. carpet, docerawon. On leas-term a4t-4l44 Contract Document FURNISHING ON A LOW leases. Rod Bank area. Fuk ear- •UOOITT - Clack tka USED IRISH SETTER PUPS - Tkna From SOta*ka aUuSt*. Call m-SoM Charles C Widdlt. FJ. ILL < FURNITURE CENTER OF RID baautlful maMt AKC cktmtll* or MVOW. ._. Sfllke _ Enetnear ken* Map.tiled HI the _. APPROXIMATELY - dln«; Site Included M •ANK. FlM ruritlhira Mr Ml. tw Una. Patltraa nallaMa. Calm *M- RIO BANK — Spacious, anttra aac- With #4ltraW*C9 fn an LHASA APSO - AKC. mala aotdon kitchen and both. Slnate person ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Seereor copy oif the Contrect Documents e*d *t low the look of twin kRits Skan IMti.. Kaa*ak»re. H7-S4M. BM>. araal with cMktran. araat " MMret, j BOAT TRAILERS Plena by the Engineer uee it bnjMtj contrtstint colore GUITAR - Glboen Let PeuL a- patttkM. Marakk) ban a< fur. I oiwn"te e~~oueimed biyor. 'CALL notice end pevment el o > RUMSON AREA — Ctrl'!at Ave. DOVE REALTY. SaHlit. CAMERON, MURPHY AND doble Chan* of twenty _ Tht jtcktt is (Join in drop cdttNit cflflaMlltM), With tttri tfMll a*u. UHlfl cose, sits Cell after t p.m.. ml Mr HOWLETT INC — (POtt) lo del re » the coot thereat. PUPPIES — Attrakla. amall ml.ad HIGHLANDS - Star* tWflllUM BOAT LOUNGE SEAT - El stitch, the square-ntKlkM) slacd in MlDDLETOWN - StatW. Five condition. SH. Perto-pettl. broad. W wttka aM. SI ly tr«SS*, Heg Igyaatrtea, aurtskte Standard Pi ua aaal Forms In aflow pattern stitdl Ust HAMMOND A BALDWIN office of retell. Ptrktea «*t r**mt wet perch wMk darmor. Now utteV ttt- oTMatT. CaH both, new kitchen, now BM hoot, manner desKnated I* the Contract cotto* MI 2 colors Pattarn PIANO AND ORGAN l par month plua utUIUea. Oacumams. must to encleeed In SAINT IERNARD — LavaMo Ihroo- rotulrad. 741-770. plus many new Imtv/gyariiantt. kmttiRi dmctton ht suts CENTER carootm*. dlahw ikar, h_— . r PVK wHIlea to kaM martoigi te yoar-oM temate. AKC pttara. llna end eddress of Ike Bidder and tka HO, IM4 MCMKM. kaalllt and lamparamant. Call and bakV Mte Tantaanl paya all . lUtod buyer. UB.tet IIJ-ata-lIM, DtHaMM at AllaraMra uuiKtea. Mi-jtta 4-7 aun. name of tha work en Ike outaMe. Piaaa Hwaa ttMets aieM IMMEDIATE BOSTON WHALER \r SAKONNET • atripiaa te tht Mayor and Cfly DM Ytti >•*•» SILVER GRAY CAT - Two-yeerl RUMSON - Luxury loja kotream, OCCUPANCY MlDDLETOWN — Call ar sand ter - lITt Jehnaon. n M.P. atalaliaa Council of tha Ctty of Lena Bl tmfl eW. free to t toad home. Cell carpotm*. diahwaahar. naw Hatkan our "Snore apt] Country LMaa" steel propollor. traitor, eat top clndl- en* must be eccompantod by a We Are N.J.'s RED BANK — Heart af bualaaaa a I taT. * l^fc^i. * * . aatjaaatw* tJt^Hnwa 747-7111 and bath, taw Tannont pays all itOn. KnTtTafw HoClwafdeMt tjeewjepwl FlTITI. ttetemeM of Consent ef Surety from $1.75 tor MCk patttf a. Add Ml utllltM. 741-IIM. dlitrlct; ortma otfke aeacs; 7Jt so. Largest and Oldest ft. and up! EATONTOWN: Offtcos Call efter 4 p m , 747-4*11. a surety cimoany eutherlaed te do MCI pantm kv lirst-ctoss wr- USEO WESTERN SADDLE MpvenvaVa* Its •*•*• ajneVvv w"! Wtj***/ u*ve/BjBjr*/ Piano Dealer 1100 or boat trkjr for Stwt, Ffiliitlaml. E MUl Mtf kMdiMt Smt kv Maian and Hamlla. Klmkall, 1M Houses For Rent FLAGSHIP MARINE and occaptobte to IM City ef Lena SaKmar, laMMn. Kaval. Knakt, MIODLETOWN-PORT MON Branch tor not teas than ten percent EvaratL Cwrrlar. Hardman and MOUTH ARIA • City i i u kw tn-en; _ Ikoth.AH OLOE FARM VILLAOE — 0*0 Of 291-5600 Tak, n 1NU. hMiaat, MOTOIECANE aaaamanl. Cltat te arMajiai MIDDLETOWH-HWY. IS — prime Rumoon-a meal mihatli tecetlons. MM par mantk *kaj Mimtea. KITCHEN CAklNETS — ta* L- 1c« stoic*. hUhwey fro»lo»a, I* Skirl warn M schools, parks and room red MEM. 2k, P*Um haatr. tn-1711 after t p.m. lly taanilL Call m Sill after a p.m. iNiiliaaltolM»ng.aMae. fL,Sia LENTXE MARINA — For Rartatn •Aaaad wood kllchan cabinau. caun- Boy batting, livoul aeriaawt service forma er spec Hlcet lens, or I NEW! 1910 NEEDLECRAFT ter tep and hood Includad, S2M. Plus eMIttee. iri-teM. 1-5 p.m. spur .1*711111, dtrtna room, •wgrdnaj MM Contract. The rl nod porch and dan. Tha ana tor power and sell boots. IS te w. ctttlof. Vtlue ptcted! Owr 170 HI Ml 12 Swimming Pools HAZLET - Ranch homo, mttktr- Ud boat solas. TtJ-JUt. else rtlirvia to reject any i. _ (tnar.j-1. oiltj. 3 Ifte ptl daughtar ponlbllltlas. thrtt t I* tjawarlaa trees and bids or te wolve any imermaliaas LAWN MOWERS — Twa Toro Pro- OCEANPORT MAKO. MARQUIS, OMC — where tuck Informality It Bet teiin prwttd iiSKH. Snd tl 00 MMilamh. raal-lnw. M" cm. ant PIEEROLAS POOL FILTER - Oceanaort VMoao Plaza, far Inv detrimental to tha bast I ate root ef Lacka, Trlaten rattlrpa, W cat With part valva, circulating mm* miloto eccueoiicr._A»ora»Jmate>y Durenoutic. Lyman, Jifikin. BI 9a city. Tka rtsM M ate* n Call after S am , SQ-MM. and itainkna Maal laddar, all from sckoMa. ayallakta ImmodlaWlv! 4>»af tw]' ft- wTwotJM fytettaC. ItataTeM taW ncreess m decrees* the 1 kkM. pots OK. SIM month. Call riastllltllki or Retell Mat. Dtroctty Bry?M*rkit Neptune 77S-HS4 LAWN MOWERS - II) US. Sll. »• In erouwid pool and In ascaltenl con- BPCTVOM aWjVert Tjl W aVwli iVeyftl OtWeTV t?4|ftj\tW*?rol Wt (til) MARINE ELECTRONICS - . pickup ca*. Iniulaam and aaMltt*. dltlon. 1U11I1 Senior citlaan LomalaM. idoaHy n the Specif kotkni Attention el Bidders Is oortMu- sat. ui-iae. LONG BRANCH — Throa-roam suited for 0*11- POINT PLEASAMT - Sooclom. sl«- clan/OiMiiiau loVHeortna AM Cen- erly called te the I aeu RESTORED — tt» Thomaoon W clS nd F.L. H77.cn. llnaar ouallty. mada *r SaMt Mart* * FWRTaSLSOftS 'iiEALTY af Spain. M>n. msi aaa. Atklna DIM microphones. HCOO lakoa oil. fenced yord. **s. May I. SMS. Secur- Talcher. Roalter/Ownar. outboard, mahoaain, trailer In- Tke auccatakil kttwar anon be 7I7-M7O. ity and igfoiemaa. Start leoes. 1 E. River Rd.. Rumoan. Ill nil. cluded. Boot offer. Call 747-stfl reeutred te comply wok aM pro- instauii $42-3500 vlslom of tkt oouol opaMunttv RUMSON-FAIR HAVEN AREA: — days. 747-1S41 after I p.m. OFFICE EQUIPMENT — SaWmM clous*af Eaecutlvo Order tliaa. only. Two tfaaki. two MM caMntO. M Merchandise I BANK - its Mnwauth SL Cell or send for our "Shore t Coun- The succassful bidder ahel) bo MlDDLETOWN — Four timami. try Living" brochure, etc*, daocrte- SAILS AWEIOH INi ^••jjylriwji to cttniviJv with ttw ffl^aV aim wtt Bkaaacaalar, lakla. chair, IV. aoths. family roam wNk Mro- •0. ft. c. and tMclrlc lyptwrltar, SUt. Call Wanted HMleml offkos. Entire fraa aland- AFFLEBRobrAOENCY. keener! N.J.'I only HUNTER Dealer vIsloMeltneHewJorsoyProvollkt* MMMI. ataco. jtr lantlUinln*. twa car ta- ka) bmuih*. Sultaktkte foor aanyy ppro- Wt«t Act. Ckaam lite* the Loon el rtat. aurtr* apollancas, tar a* Una. laiatenal'affire uae wKKhh ampl le en- Ill AM. of Two Rivera. ntl, affocnvo January t, 1*MV Sec- ORGAN — Fariltt compact. US*. AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UN- Short walk te schools. showXn*. alto 0*7*1**. tion itt of P. L.t4-Jt» end Section Itt DanUMCtro AMP (SIM). FtuaMIKE WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, tramoortatlon. ST7J o month *k» rales. Coll owner. of F.L. *MBs rowrdm* wa*o rote. ABSOWTUY Ith? easiest dress UNION BEACH - By owner. T ISIS) and kOOMSTAND (SH). All Ml RUGS. FOR CASH. utllltkn. Vacant. Call owner at 1 1 Ik Son. »M Itaa. IvanTVeer . KIwUeVetA* HVIvltal rtJPaptTI SAILBOAT If mi - Skaal Drarl es daMimlnod by Hie Secrotwy of Has mist seem, no ripperi lair condition. Good ter kaHlwar. INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES TO-IIH. cuddy caktn, trailer, suat. Carl Labor In accordonco with tM tre- Call >»-aMI altar 7:» p.m. llf E. Nawmaa Sprlnga Rd. and eon porch, waii-to-watl corpet- Glides OK> wjur hewJ. with wide RED BANK - Thraa-four RED BANK — Prime retell area; MMrit. Vlslons If the Doves-Bacon AcL ai MMM pSnted M seal out TSw etectrlc — «atad (« USC »7*e- SS«). sleeves, ess, fttheis benettt i PAINT — Sl.St/ial. IMarlor. badrooma. two baths. Itvlna room, 7J0 ae. ft. and up. Avattebte Im- SIX NEW LEFTOVER BOATS SS.lt/wl. anterior. *MM* roam, knenan. a>M oar nionwi madlalaly. Call Canals Sarlki to. new ell burner, tot) eese- toerbtrt. CALL Hunt ALL LIONEL TRAINS •ka IIHIIIM and aacurtty. 74MML COLDWELL BANKER. Raoltar, ondeverslaedtet.Moy eld with fete et **y far eoch spocHIc I Or Ptvor. To* caah appraisal. IMI) tal-lUJ. flnencln* to ouolHled buyer. Prtncl- BYORDCRC Printed Ptttetn 9412: Misses RED BANK — Dutch Colonial. Uv- I only. Fall price. SJ4.OM. Sues », 10, 12. 14, 16. IS, 20. PIANOS ORGANS Int room at* nreoioco, formal dkv RED BANK — Now . SKI BOAT - ins. 1t» M h.p. Warakauaa prlcai on moat majar ALL BASEBALL CARDS Ing room, Bart* tatiaawa, conve- Sin 12 (bust 34) ttkn 2U tetds ttsra ana) tfa racord albums. Caah office tMCt. tit Brood Si. wM) m Mercury. tf74 artlMtoj trailer, coll EUGENE branda. Yamaha. Klmball, Thomas, perkln*. Cell far apeilfics, 741-llt WALKER 4 WALKER slier s o.m. 741-satl ask for Lou. Chief Admmiatrotl , 4SHKh fabric. Baldwin. Gulbranun, ate. Un paid on tha aaM. r47*iot. leoee roaulrod. Asking MM per REALTORS llmllad ranUla from S'.H Ptr ANTIQUES — All kinds, bought far month plug utilities. Call Mr. Offke 741-mt ATTEST: °- top caah. Mary Jam Rooaavolt An- McOewen. Century It, McOain* RIO BANK OHM s7l-»tl IM Recreational ikmoi, it" Eaat Rlvor Rd., Rumaan. Ryan Aoency. 747-MM. Sttn far rsnt. Ideel tecetlen et tut FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER •top. MJC M. n., auMatla far pro- Venlcla* SSc-n Pond Rd and Rl. » UlOISt. Mamkar A**r*laars As- WEST LONO BRANCH — Prime Apr. tl, Apr. M imt {US tar it sociation of Amarlca. lasslonel or commerclel. Coll ore* noor cotteao. Ranch. Four RENTALS AVAILABLE 741-IBPS. AM m h. itch WATERFRONT COLONIAOLONIAL - Four ALL TYPES INSURED 144 Tinton Falls PIANOS — ORGANS ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES Rotes PURCHASED — IFurnllura, China. %*r fivQ t^ttMTtjftWiitjV f sltfal P*f nMnfiv RUMSON - Ofnc* _ Lai amen insurenco. TINTON FALLS All MiMktl Saaaritea and SanKaa art work, kardwara). Call ayanliyja CONDOMINIUM - From SfrS and PUBLIC NOTICE hwJhi TUSTING PIANO CO. attar 1 p.m., lti-HOT. location. Up to BM 00. II Coll Our Wlk Yoar or r*t4M4 evenhuja. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT EntlUwt" OR- OAK HILL COLONIAL — Fly* orSellmo Chock our ynlnlMli DINANCC AUTHORIZIRIZINNa 1 IE AUKiry Park 77S4«W ANTIOUES — GATEWAY AN- bauiuomo. M baths. OtM Par Call a member of The Opan • lo » TIQUES, RL It and Homestead SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL low rate* end corn—re. Mt-tOt EXCHANGE OF CERTAIUTAIN LAtfM Ave., Leonardo. nt-SIK. BUILDING — Tlnten Falls. I.WB-r OWNED BY THE BOROUOH F PLANT STANO — Win growlna MlDDLETOWN COLONIAL — ItIS (tii ft-< fHajpfMf^l OTfiCtTJ IkWltrJAafpV tjrtTr* MuttMe Lltthte Sarvka TINTON FALLS FOR CERT N MARIAN MARTIN light PourHhatvar. Each ahalf. BACKROOM ANTIQUES-Located parkin* - will finish te aun. Coll SHASTA .TRAVEL TRAILER reaJ LANDS OWNCD BY STAVOtA. 4' with Mack ceetar, Front SL, Red Bank. Ml—VttJ. CHI HMMHill t or 747-CIU. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1980 Conservatory's 'The Gypsy Baron9 a first-rate show By HILDV FONTAINE hands. did not disappoint his fans in Carnero, emissary of the Em- overpowered her colleague, Weaver. ltth century tale of love and high caliber of some of Mon- And one more time Lloyd his portrayal of the Gypsy press Maria Theresa and vice in duets and trio*, and one The choruses of gypsies, typs gypsies and power. mouth County's best talent RED BANK - Anyone Grosse, this time as a vil- Baron. Sandor Barinkay president of the Commission would hope it was opening Hungarians and children Strauss' music, Inter- who looks to a Strauss operet- lanous pig farmer, Kalman Anne Runyon Hurd presented for the Preservation of Mor- night Jitters that canted her turned in their usual high jected with maniitai and' ta for romance, rousing and Zsupan, stole the show. He an outstanding performance als. to sing some of the higher caliber performances in this ciardas, gave added flavor to |rlw. memorable music, and just gave the role a perfect blend- of Ciipra, the gypsy seer, and Randy Minkln. the beau- notes off key. tale that moves back and the Austro-Hungarian theme, |lB plain fun, found it all in this ing of facial contortions, Deborah Piplanis beautiful tiful and firey gypsy with But her failings did not forth between the gypsies and and the score contains many past weekend's production of grimaces, bombastic bursts voice was equal to her whom Barinkay falls in love, detract from the production the Hungarians In the Austro- of his most enduring "The Gypsy Baron" by the and topped it all off with his portrayal of Araena, Zsupan's was attractive enough in her as a whole which was beau- Hungarlan Empire. The melodies. Monmouth Conservatory outstanding bast voice. daughter. role. Dramatically she was tifully staged by Bob Clarke, thread of patriotism and This production of "The Operea-Operetta Society. Willaiam Lundy turned in effective, but vocally she and brilliantly colorful in the eventual unity rang clear in Gypsy Baron" served as an One more time Felix Another favorite on the an amusing performance as could not be understood, site costumes supervised by Tbea Acts n and HI, as it must in a admirable showcase for.the Molier, musical director, Monmouth Arts Center stage conductor and founder of the in the opera society's prod- conservatory, had a hit on his uctions is Philip Bologna who No cash bonus this year for CBS A P Tele Wales Writer that the CBS victory will directly result In a Buchanan admits that some clients may want LOS ANGELES (AP) - Now that CBS has substantial advantage. to buy CBS tune "because they want to be on No. emerged as the upset winner in the TV ratings "The winning of a race over this period of 1, It has a nice feeling, a warmth to it... but from contest, perhaps the closest ever, it might be time by one-tenth of a point Is really terribly a professional buyers' standpoint, It means vir- asked what CBS gets for this hard-won victory. unimportant," says Buck Buchanan, U.S. media tually nothing." Skin, Apparently, nothing much more than it would director for the J. Walter Thompson ad agency, What does impress Buchanan, though, is CBS' have earned had ABC won. which buys large hunks of network time for Its momentum, a factor that will prove much more Ordinarily, the network the clear winner of the client! lucrative to CBS than its No 1 standing. CINEMA 34 season-long ratings race raises its basic advertis- "It's like an Olympics race where one runner "CBS did do a spectacular Job in coining from ing the next season, using past performance as beats another runner by one-tenth of a second. its position at the beginning of the season, that's S.J .1600 justification But this year's struggle between Somebody gets the gold medal and somebody gets the remarkable thing." ABC and CBS ended with such a narrow margin the silver medal, but who's the better runner? Last season, ABC's fourth at the top, ABC beat • nose wno survive between first and second place (CBS finished With The next time, it may be the other way around. runner-up CBS by It ratings pouts, a gap U are better off dead! a 19.6 Nielsen avenge, ABC 19.5 — each point Anyway, we don't buy networks, we buy pro- times as large as the margin CBS won by this representing about 783,000 homes), it's not likely grams." year. The CBS surge seems remarkable Indeed. 'Happy New Year' makes even Porter tunes dull Jtettih

By JAY SHARBUTT her lively, pretty kid sister (Leslie Dennlston) ing with two of her crowd's raffish wet-look lads. APDraau Critic Miss Fan's new beau (Michael Scott) is a The Idea is to cheer herself up. NEW YORK - You suspect it will be a long mystery to her suspicious father. Old Dad, the It is not clear If one can be cheered up by night when a rich young blonde says she met this narrator reports, tried to check on him "but visiting s Greenwich Village night club "where wonderful young man while skiing, then declares: she'd hidden the Social Register." gangsters dance together." Or by hearings singer "I'm mad about him and he's mad about me." The lad is a grocer's son who worked his way "who actually belches show tunes." Bu\ she It is a long night. It's called "Happy New through college. No gold-digger, he's a comer on tries. Year." It bowed Sunday on Broadway. I won't ssy Wall Street. Still, there is a wee problem. Unlike In the end, she somehow manages to get it's dull, but you'll have more fun circling Ken- Old Dad, he doesn't live for business and power custody of her sister's beloved and they flee to nedy International in fog for two hours. He plans to quit when he im*n** $10,000. He France and life together. This is s great shock, Adapted from "Holiday," a Philip Barry play wants to see the world while he's young and work but a happy one, as It signals the close of "Happy that became a 1)38 film starring Cary Grant and when he's old. But Miss Farr isn't keen an this, as New Year." Katharine Hepburn, it calls Itself a musical. It she plans to wed him and live as richly as ever. This caper, adapted and directed by Burt uses various tunes of Cole Porter. He died in 1964. Their wedding plans are announced on New Sbevelove, and lamely choreographed by Donald Set in the Thirties, it concerns true love and a Year's Eve, INS, at a lavish ball of which Miss Saddler, is long on elegance, short on wit and life. very wealthy, very sophisticated New York fami- Farr is the belle. Alas, her beloved, a man of It even makes Cole Porter tunes sound ordinary. ly. This should be ample warning. simple tastes, hates aU this fuss. As for the cast, which includes 11 singer- mumr turn by can Parma It has a narrator (John McMartin), a wry, Worse, he and Miss Dennlston have become dancers who carry on both as bouse servants and PORK AND PIGS ARE HIS FAVORITES — Lloyd elegant, silver-haired chap in a tuxedo. He period- Diatonic "buddies." She secretly loves him, too. the gang from the Stork Club, only Miss Detmiatott Oroste can add another credit to his list of theatrical ically comments on the proceedings. To his cred- With two sisters and Just one beau, you know It's and Roerick offer any kind of sparkle. accomplishments, this time for his portrayal of a plo it, be manages to stay alert during them. not wise to make book the wedding will go as They're good, mighty good. It's a pity they're farmer In the Johann Strauss operetta, "The Gypsy Oar family consists of a crusty widower (Wil- planned. trapped in a No-Cat upper-crust musical The Baron/' staged this past weekend by the Opera-Operet- liam Roerick); his amiable, booting son (Richard Be that as it may, as I-Do Day nan, Miss whole night is best summed up by the closing ta Society of the Monmouth Conservatory of Music. Bekins); bis silly daughter (Kimberly Farr) and Denniston gets disconsolate. She goes pub-crawl- song, "Just One of Those Things."

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(Rapaat) moral* at tha war waary ktwata at call wadar Jim Mghla Of THU Kha' A awrdar •OunuriouuoiincruM 7 andkldaaaalagliad'apur EVENING Whan Aimanio wudar ukaa A) anetkar girl to Ika clrcua, is*"H&rs& laaaaiCiaaiAaair"mi Tba Kramer 19 m •••••• HWT Lauraaalthoriwaatiavango Sam MeOaian. faro Dun- alary af two liana* Jaartak • BllOVUUCT (gooaat;OOmma.> away. Multl-arilltonalra l»aigtoBa*»aaaarb»- • xxinwu tj» CAKH tUtWII AMD FIKHOS aiaculaa a daring daylight IMI • MOW WOVHIUH MAMA) craaamg F aclat a#ar aaatan • ODO count GtMtiS1 John Bvn#f KfMMlfi robbory of a bank and gait \\miwmii ••Vk 'lormmKBmriMllrrai an.raW.wt libra.) • OWMAST Ouaat: Compoaar iniottnuiH flyna, Oana Lackharl. Two Sammy Calm. Hod: Hue* •• THAT SttftDBti Apakof btcaaMlkra.) lOSUIIMOW-HAIWTO-. ATLANTIC HI6 • pnmTllatflAIMMMS Comaga Ol Tito Ma' Harry ttMMS 'Cantaaatoaa of A Lady Cap' iy.ll •M 'travato' to dtatant loca- ItSO Mara: Karon Sagci, Don whan YartftaM'a daughlar MMTPWun . tion! *• ISP. and an a-ratad akinay. Tha auackto al a ctoaa raqulraatranaplantmrgary IMCUROID • M a»aialn>llon of tka mating trlond. lha palnlul and ol a and ba la Ika only poaalbw ;:Tam b«a»ar. ga lanagad ranatcl. KaMta 01 tha tarantula. (CO donor. (Kapaall'MCCLOUD: WILLIAM acmn •nydar. Ouaat: Jonn a. Ca» aa aaara alaaor laHa to lava TM Gang That Stow btaakat- SHATNER WHCOKliCXKOmt an InUnal va manhunt lor a •Mnurs HtfKNK tMBUI dangaroua criminal ara Ika lan1 Slant Dannla Waatrar, LEONAKO JKKWS • SOMnSOM-SkaldoaHw- •lamanla Mat bring a caraar NIMOV IK IAC DOUGH iiMli' Mlnicant Martin, Julia ntolkabrWiala CISKWi Kramer vs. HtfuntU McKamla Mia' Da.ld Hainan hoal: Joan P.l»ara. Ou..i« KWBSiTMCHnrMWS Laal Andar aon. Judd Htr ach, At the movies Kramer jourswu Ood'iCKltdron' 1a«O Start: «an.|Wmma.| •M KWrlAll SHOW JatryBockcraaladlnaNtMu- Mckard WMmaik, Trtak Van Information (or Kramar n Kramar (PO) 7:10, ACADEMY AWARD VALUfS AJ alcalFlddtarO<>TnaRool'.7:».«:» MELVYN DOUGLAS Em looocoiru provided by theater opera- HBON0M4HM0I)*** "IW minnutturmu AnWllSiOaiiall torn apart by «to pranacl al iwn tors. Since movies are sub- Hcton nit We ami. * aa-,. • MOVMCOMHrTl"' C l lat mi Joan Or awford.Safry (oread Khoolbuafcg.lJhr.) t M0« -(AOYIIIIUK WIS1IIH) ject to change, it is recom- 5S"jua5ca ?a| AII I*) Ml.t a WWCI Bhockar ol • young RIB ciupli lorroruod by BW hor- Soar. an. 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DON'T BE AFRAID, REX. THOUGH THEY DON'T LOOK IT, THEY ARE FRIENDLY. 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY,APRIL2B. i960 Republican primary ballots may confuse Reagan backers TRENTON (AP) - Vot- The deadline for Re- fielded almost complete wide plus four more local en who want to elect Re- publicans to file to become slates of delegates through- spots within each con- publican delegates com- delegates to the national con- out New Jersey. But the gressional district mitted to Ronald Reagan vention was last Thursday, slogan names for the slates to It's pretty simple in most may not be able to And the but the GOP is still straight- appear on the June 3 primary districts The delegates com- candidate's name on the June ening out details on the slate ballot have not been de- mitted to Reagan will be 3 primary ballot in some for Ronald Reagan. termined in all districts. listed under a slogan like counties. Almost the entire state The secretary of state's "Regular Republican Or- For example, one slate Is party organization is backing office, where the petitions for ganisation for Reagan." The listed as the "Regular Re- the Republican front-runner the primary were filed Thurs- Bush delegates will be under publican Organisation of Un- for president, but Gloucester day, has found duplicate the "George Bush for Presi- ion County," making It dif- County Chairman Eugene slogans, duplicate names, dent" slogan. ficult (or voters to know how McCaffrey is a major hold- and sometimes more dele- to vote for Reagan delegates out. He's running to become a gates than needed running for In most districts, the Re- unless the slogan is changed delegate committed to Reagan. Norcross said the agan slate has the endorse- to include Reagan's name. George Bush. details will be worked out ment of the county Re- State Republican Chair- Another Bush delegate soon. Some delegate can- publican committee. Eight- man David Norcros* said candidate Is Raymond didates may withdraw. een of New Jersey's 21 county some county organisations Bsteman, former state sena- New Jersey is sending M GOP chairmen have en- may change the slogans, but tor and the losing 1977 can- delegates to the Republican dorsed Reagan. others may not. Reagan Is didate for governor. Iron- convention in Detroit. Voters But the Reagan and Bush hoping party loyalty by many ically, Bateman points out, In the June 3 Republican pri- camp* have made con- Republicans will encourage he named Norcross as the MMr MM to l*mr rm mary will choose delegates cessions in some areas, par- them to vote for the "Regu- state Republican chairman, SERVICE CLUB HONORS THE SERVICE CLUBS— the Exchange Club's award dinner; Francis Fllos, pres- directly, voting Individually ticularly the 1st and 5th Con- lar Organization" slate. and now Norcross Is leading The Long Branch Exchange Club, a service organize- Ident of the Long Branch Lions Club; John W. Guire, for six delegate spots state- gressional Districts tion, this year awarded Its annual "Book of Golden president of the Rotary Club; Howard Johnson, presi- The George Bush slates all the statewide Reagan slate of delegates. Deeds" honor to the other service clubs in the city, dent of the K iwanis Club, and Anthony DeLauro, presl- have Bush's name in their Pictured are, left to right E. J. Truppa, chairman of dent of trie Exchange Club. Both campaigns have MATAWAN CHIROPRACTIC CENTER MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER OR. ALAN Q. LEDERMAN lician JCP&L scheduled to seek IS NOW

PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES SUNDAYS CUHHENTLY COVCHCD BY rate hike of $20 Hours: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. • MTMMU (No fault lot) MORRISTOWN (AP) - percent of the crippled gener- State authorities can grant justified. Jersey Central Power It ator, and is a subsidiary of MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER • UUf SMBs< an Interim rate hike before New Jersey authorities I.N.I-KMAK-KMCAK • IITTUUB Light Co., struggling with ec- Parsippany-based General the full hearing process is have hired a management 777 Arc Public Utilities Corporation, onomic problems stemming concluded, then later order consulting firm to study 747-8220 39 CAMBRIDGE DRIVE, MATAWAN 07747 from the Three Mile Island owner of the utility operating the money refunded if it Is future options for the finan- nuclear accident, Is planning Three Mile Island. decided the increase was not cially-troubled utility. 566-3342 to ask for a new rate hike. The earlier rate hike, on JCP&L officials said they the heels of $126 million In n Barnegat Bedmmsler Berkeley Heights BernardsviUe Blackwood Bock Town Camden Cartere) Cherry H.II Crantord Easl BrunswKTk East Orange Eatonlowr Eteabe/, will ask the state Board of other increases since the gen- "&* Public Utilities for a S175 mil- erator was closed by federal lion to 1200 million increase authorities In March 1079, tomorrow. The Increase was to cover the cost of would cause a 20 percent hike buying replacement power. in the average customer's But utility officials had bill. said immediately after the The utility hopes to re- latest Increase that It was not ceive an interim increase of enough to keep Jersey Cen- ISO million to 175 million by tral financially solvent. They June 1 before the full amount announced plans then to file is awarded. the new rate Increase ap- Jersey Central received a plication by the end of April. 134.2 million rate hike April 1 The new revenue would be to pay for the energy gap used to cover the cost of pro- created by the Three Mile viding basic service to the Island nuclear accident near utility's MO.00O central New Harrisburg. Pa. Jersey customers, company Jersey Central owns 15 officials said.

UMlllll HMt»*TCfl W» PERSON OF THE YEAR — Percy L. Washington, left, chairman of the Keyport Chamber of Commerce's an- nual "Person of the Year" dinner, presents J. Leon Schanck Jr., rloht, with the plaque honoring him with this year's title. Looking on, center, Is George Beaman, president of the chamber of commerce.

RifMirflMtlkvDtVf Nil SALUTE TO VOLUNTEERS — More than 30 Mon- moiith County volunteer agencies participated In a tribute Saturday to volunteers involved in work for the Monmouth County Board of Social Services. Special displays were set up at Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, during an all-day event which celebrated the work that volunteers are doing throughout the county. The tribute climaxed activities for Volunteer Week in the county. Ruth Bagwell, second from right a volunteer for Head Start distributes literature on the Headstart program to Djuan Wilson, 6, of Neptune, at left Selth Bennett of '^/on/Turner.vilN.n-a-nN.y/TomsR.verSummi, South Pla.nfeW S^rton Roxbury RoseUe R,hway Po.nrP.easan, Larchmon, PWrMd/Pttlp-wg/PWh Amboy/V^ _ Neptune, and Richie Seeman, 4, of Naveslnfc, right.