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Go back to baatcs ' Tabiadva of »lt pricing • a rwacaaU^tyudtr*Sfcmkas a responsibility id CM dooa't work without OK other.' itanoa added "We ki rw that supermarkets framed lor attractive impulse taytaj. Us a mi test ) gotkroafk there aid aar* all* aad hold It tight... edocaled coasumers aad fi watch the ad The best way to get rid of a product (that Is a DMI rate) Is to leave it oalbe shelf." The admtaistratka U urging people Is keep a dose watch oa> price tbeream at ti«)oc*U ami. Bat It is hard to aa (0 tell, Just by kwkiag, whether a boost (alls within the See Best weasea, page t The Daily Register VOL. 101 NO. 245 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 Gas prices peak? Expiation; fin rock drrailed train Schlesinger suggests it, but sees $1 gallon next year WASHINGTON (AP) -- vince a reluctant Congress ttoo lem we face in this countrcountryy . Carter has proposed taxing can." percenpercentt tataxx o onn to topp ooff existinexistingg Train derailment, The administration's chief enact such a lawlaw.. "It'ss going to be an uphill away 50 percenpercentt ooff ththee profitprofitss HHee saisaidd existinexistingg tataxx lawlawss taxetaxess woul wouldd leav leavee ververyy littllittlee t too energy executive said yester- Butt Jackson, wowho was inin-- fight," said the Washington oill companies would receivreceive wilwUll take more than the 5S0O encourage explorationexploration, day that gasoline prices may terviewed on NBC's "Meet Democrat, "but it's a fight from decontrol, and putting percent Carter hat proposed DiBona said on CBS' "Face have peaked for the year, but the Press," said be will fight that should be fought." the funds in a special account for the windfall tax. A 50 the Nation." toxic smoke send he agreed with a prediction by to retain the present system of Jackson complained that to develop mass transit and the chairman of the Senate regulation on oil prices for at Carter's windfall profts tax aid the poor. Energy Committee that prices least two more years "in light proposal is virtually certain to The energy committee would near ior exceed II a of world conditions (in the be rewritten so the money is chairman also disputed claims Killed with a bedpost 5,000 to shelters gallon next year. Persian Gulf area) and in light tunneled back to the oil com- that decontrol would result in CRESTVIEW, Fla. lAI'i - Toilc smoke from the Energy Secretary James of the terrible inflation prob- panies. increased production of U.S. derailment of a train laden with deadly chemicals drove up Schlesinger. in an interview on oil, saying new sources al- ABC's "Issues and Answers," ready can be sold at world Believe Marlboro to 5,000 people to emergency shelters as officials said that because of President market prices, so the principal monitored winds that could force thousands more to flee Carter s decision to decontrol effect will be on existing sup- their homes oil prices gradually over the plies already developed. patient murdered "OB a Kile of one to 10, this accident rates pretty high next IB months, I think that Wayne on Ike scale" of environmental danger, said George Moein. He said that could push MARLBORO - A patient at Marlboro Psychiatric you have seen the worst of the prices for domestic oil from Hospital was the victim of an apparent bizarre murder chief of the federal Environmental Protection Agency's increases in i gasoline i prices hazardous spill section in Atlanta older wells from the con- yesterday, the county prosecutor reported. for this year. trolled level of about |6 per County Prosecutor Alexander D. Lehrer said that He uid the tank cars on the 118-car Louisville & to star barrel to the world market Nashville Railroad train contained anhydrous ammonia. • Nexi year is another mat- Martin Collins, V, ol Woodbridfe, was found dead In his price, possibly as high as IK hospital collage at 11.10 am yesterday Collins was found sulfur, acetone, phenol, methanol. carbolic acid and liquid ter, he continued "As Sen. I Henry i Jackson Indicated, by to 120 per barrel. lying face ap on the floor partially under Us bed. The left chlorine. the end of 1961, consumer foot post ol Uw bed was crushed down on Us neck. About 8 cars toppled off the track Sunday morning again "That to me is uncons- prices for gasoline could be 15 The Incident occurred on the second floor of cottage 11 after clearing a wood and steel trestle spanning the Yellow cionable," he said. to 20 cents higher ' — or II a HOLLYWOOD (AP) - However, the president of at the hospital, Mr. Lehrer said. The cottage Is not asecure River la a wooded, swampy area of the Klohda Panhandle gallon for most types of The Oscar nominees hoping the American Petroleum In- saMaautJsdBttiWU are allowed to mow around at will. accessible only from the air and river. gasoline to be in the floodlight! at the stitute pledged yesterday that Mr Lehrer salAthat Collins liked to walk around and One car, loaded with deadly carbolic acid, was hanging He said the phased decon- Los Angeles Music Cento- increased revenues from de- left to taapial He lad Mat been seen alive at about 10:30 offOebridge trol of domestic oil prices tonight during the Slat control will be funneled back am, about 40 minutes before Uw discovery of Ms body Most of the emergency crews left the site Sunday night would proceed whether or not Academy Awards are likely into the search for new sup- damns bad been a patient at the hospital of f and-on for "We're hoping the tone gases will dissipate by morning." Carter got his proposed wind- to be upstaged — not by each plies. Uw past five years, the prosecutor said. said Fire Chief Bob Barrow of nearby Eglin Air Korce fall profits tax. but he thought other but by 71-year-old John "The removal of these con- The body was to remain at the psychiatric hospital Base public pressure would con- Wayne. trols will absolutely guarantee morgue until today because there has been such a rash of Okaloosa County Civil Defense Director Ted Nichols The Academy Award- development of oil in this violent or suspicious deaths in the county over the past few estimated that 4,500 to 5,000 people had left homes or winner for "True Grit" 10 country," said API President days that there Is no room at the morgue at Freehold Area campsites in the 80-square-mile evacuation area, which years ago was scheduled to Hospital JehaWayse Charles DiBona. "We'll put Included several villages and about half of Blackwater Pope rules appear at the end ol the tele- not only any increase back in, An autopsy was scheduled to be performed at Freehold River Stale forest cast to announce the best but we'll borrow money to in- today by Dr. Stanley M, Becker, county medical examiner. Officials said late Sunday that they did not eipect picture of 1971. "The Deer Hunter" and crease further production in "Heaven Can Wait," both The Investigation Into the suspicious death is being additional evacuations, but left 7,000 Crestview residents celibacy's Wayne, whose history fh the United States." conducted by Chief Robert KeiderUng of the Marlboro with nine nominations, were on alert as a precaution in case the wind shif ted Hollywood predates the Mo- DiBona also indicated the Hospital security staff; Detective Robert Zupko of toe No serious injuries were reported Authorities said a tion Picture Academy, will generally considered favor- New Jersey State Police, Colts Neck Barracks; Sgt. James mandatory ites for best picture, with oil industry will mount a ma- fisherman who inhaled some of the fumes was hospitalized be making his first public jor lobbying campaign against Fish of the state police; Detective Michael Langen of the for observation VATICAN CITY (AP) - appearance since his cancer "Coming Home" — with Carter's tax proposal. major crimes unit of the state police, and Detective surgery three months ago. eight nominations — also a The Federal Railroad Administration in February de- Pope John Paul II upheld man- "We do not agree that ad- Thomas Byrne of the stale police. scribed the UN, a subsidiary of Seaboard Coast Line datory celibacy for Roman The sho i itself could possibility "An Unmarried Woman" and "Midnight ditional taxes are necessary," They are being assisted by Investigator Frank Lovekin Railroad, as having "the worst record of any railroad of Catholic priests today and said compensate for a year when DiBona said. "We will state of the county prosecutor's office. the country" in handling hazardous materials Sixteen the priesthood cannot be re- the Academy's voters were Express" were also nomi- our case as clearly as we people died last year when an IAN train derailed in nounced because of the dif- not overwhelmed by ex- nated for the year's best Waverly, Tenn ficulties and sacrifices asked cellence of competition. film. The wreck came just two days after the FRA lifted a In a strong reaffirmation of Producer Jack Haley Jr. has If "Heaven Can Wait" JO-mph speed limit on the section of track near Crestview the 1,500-year-old ban on mar- rounded up a cast more score! a sweep, Warren "We know the train was moving at 30 mph in a 35 mph riage for priests, the pontiff stellar than last year's Beatty could be the first per- Custodian, school board speed tone," said Charles Castner, a spokesman for L4N sard his church commits itself golden anniversary. Pres- son to win Oscars in four in Louisville. to maintaining priestly enters range from Cary categories. He Is nominated Evacuees spent the night in schools, churches and celibacy "as a particular gift Grant and Lauren Bacall to as best actor, producer, co- Robin Williams and Brooke writer and co-director. negotiating settlement armories. for the kingdom of God." He Shields One of them, Hathaway Johnson of nearby Milligan. rejected attempts to "secu- For the first time in re- NBC's Johnny Carson cent memory, all of the By WARREN R1CHEY the financial records. she felt her firing was a result said be was in the backyard of his house when he heard one larize" the priesthood, saying: HIGHLANDS - Attorneys of several explosions from tank cars carrying anhydrous Those who call for the secu- will make an unaccustomed nominated songs will be de- Mrs. Phillips has said that of the board trying to put some appearance on ABC as mas- livered by those who sang for the Henry Hudson Re- she completed her reports to of the blame on her for the ammonia, acetone and sulfur larization of priestly life and gional School Board and a "I saw that big ball of fire go up It jarred the ground." applaud its various man- ter of ceremonies for the them for the films. The per- the board, but that they were school budget deficit. show, which starts at 7 p.m. formers: Debby Boone, former Henry Hudson custo- delivered to former Board "I just feel that the sacri- be said. Johnson said he drove up to look at it and realized ifestations will undoubtedly dian of school monies are ne- what it was "and I saw all the yellowish, blackish mixed abandon us when we succumb PST See Wayne, page ! Secretary Emily Johnson. ficial lamb came cheap be- gotiating a settlement in a Mrs. Phillips said that at some cause they took me from the colored smoke I didn't need anybody to tell me to evac- to temptation We shall then case in which the former uate." cease to be necessary and pop- point the reports were ap- bottom of the totum pole," she custodian of monies is claim- parently misplaced and Were Two tank can filled with anhydrous ammonia and one ular." said. ing her reputation was marred not received by the board. As a result of her being filled with acetone were leaking. Barrow said He said -John Paul set forth his Capture man after as a result of her being fired Mrs. Johnson resigned her fired, Mrs. Phillips said her crews planned to let the cars drain themselves rather than views in a 3S-page pastoral let- by the board without notice post last summer because of reputation had been marred risk trying to plug the leaks ter to all priests of the Roman last December. illness, and the position of and in an effort to clear her Catholic church and a sepa- The two attorneys, Peter board secretary was filled by name, a petition with 53 signa- rate eight-page letter to the 5 die in gunf ight Kalac of Middletown, repre- several persons on a part-time tures has been sent to the Hen- church's bishops They were PAXTON, 111. (AP) - A senting the board, and Joel D. basis in her absence. ry Hudson board asking board issued for Holy Thursday, lat- The Inside Story Monroe Lampkin, wanted in Two of Lampkin's brothers Siegal of Newark, represent- members to "remove their er this week, when the pope Mrs. Phillips said that she connection with a fierce gun- Cleveland, 46, of Harvey, III., ing Mrs. Ruth Phillips, are cloak of silence and publicly has called on all priests pres- filed her first three monthly fight that left five persons and Davis, 32, hometown un- discussing the possibility of declare that Mrs. Ruth C THE WEATHER ent in Rome to join him in reports of the fiscal year to the dead, including two police of- known, were killed In the gun- scheduling a meeting between Phillips committed no wrong Period of rain Ibis morning, tapering off by after- Mass in St. Peter's Basilica board, but that after the ficers, was captured Sunday, fire exchange, authorities Mrs. Phillips and the board to and was unfairly treated in aooa. Highs In Ms. Clearing tonight and sunny tomor- "to manifest the communion school's auditor began audit- authorities said. said. A third was taken into permit Mrs. Phillips to reply connection with her termi- row. Complete weather reort page t. of all priests with the bishop of ing the books to better esti- Lampkin, his wrist custody. to charges that she failed to nation as custodian of school Yanks win behind John 11 Rome." mate the school's deficit, she, wounded, was captured Major Joseph Ginter of the perform all her duties as monies." Junior Leaguers give community service 14 was unable to finish her re-' The pontiff acknowledged without a struggle on * state state police said more than 30 custodian of monies last year. ports because she couldn't get Woman's Club to burn mortgage 15 the shortage of priests in cer- A letter accompanying the highway just east of Paxton shots were fired Saturday The Board of Education access to the financial re- petition reads in part: tain parts of the world and about three miles from the night after State Trooper fired Mrs. Phillips on Dec. 19 cords. >wi'< |i-iA>•« number, |)iifi<- » that priests "are expected to "For many years, Mrs. site of the shootings, said Les Michael McCarter, 32, and pa- because, according to the The former custodian of Phillips has well-served our have a care and commitment trolman William Caisse, 32, of Bridge advice IJ DAILY REGISTER Pauley, spokesman for the Illi- board, she failed to provide jChool monies said that on schools as custodian of school PHONE NUMBERS which are far greater and dif- nois Department of Law En- the Paxton Police Department the board with state-required Business 5 ferent from any lay person." Dec. 19, she was asked to at- monies in the Atlantic High- Main Office S41-4M* forcement. stopped four speeding vehicles reports about the total inflow tend a closed board meeting to lands District, as a secretary Classified IM« on Interstate 57 about two Comics » Tell Free I7I-IJH The celibacy rule is be- Lampkin, the object of a and outflow of funds in the discuss school finances. for the Board of Education in lieved to be a main cause for miles south of Paxton. school budget. The action Crossword puszzle 19 Toll Free Mi-«H* widespread manhunt Sunday She said she was not Middletown Township and as the defection of priests, which through east-central Illinois, State Police Sgt. CO. came after the school board Editorials « Classified Depl M2-I7M notified that the board would custodian of school monies to has increased from about 1,000 was named in a murder war- Struble said both Caisse and learned after an informal Entertainment > Circulation Dept 5424MJ be considering possibly firing the Henry Hudson Regional in 1965 to an annual rate of rant after the Saturday night McCarter were snot and killed audit of its books last year that School District Board of Horoscope 19 Sports Dept 542-4M4 at close range. McCarter had her at the meeting. Mrs. Phil- Mlddlelown Bureau I7I-28I about 4,000, or 1 percent of the gun battle along Interstate 57, the district had accumulated lips said that later, after the Education. Lifestyle 11415 been wounded in the leg and an estimated 182,000 budget Freehold Bureau 431-2IK world's 400,000 priests. It is police said. More than 40 of- meeting, when the board acted Yet, in a hasty and surrep- Make A Date » was in Caisse's squad car deficit as a result of budget- Leng Branch Bureau .222 -Mil estimated that more than 8,000 ficers were Involved in the to fire her, she learned she'd titious act by the board while Obituaries 4 priests in the United States hunt at one point. when his killer apparently keeping errors, Slatesouse Bureau (M 2*2-9358 opened the door and fired at been fired as a result of tele- in closed session, Mrs. Phillips Sports U-1J have resigned since 1965. him with a high-powered rifle, At that time, Board Presi- phone calls from reporters. was terminated without notice Casey Jones-Mon.-«-44« dent Joan C. Dempsey said the Mrs. Phillips said that ac- of her charges against her, nor Wharf Pub Has Lobster Delectable Shrimp Pay 3412 Months in Advance Unlimited steamers 12.95. he said. Caisse's body was Poor Man's Lobster Dinner, In a crisp batter with orange for The Register and SAVE. found beside the car. custodian of monies reports to cording to state employee reg- an opportunity to be heard. U.K. Lobster Tails, 16.95. sauce, a light European salad, Use VISA, Master Charge, McGuinn, Clark & Hlllman McCarter's brother-in-law, the board are meant to be a ulations, an employer must This conduct Ill-behooves on Tues. Fashion show. system of double-checking the those who hold themselves out Whole Lobster from 15.95. 52 checks, cash. Call Circulation, Mon. Coll. Gym, 4/17.222-6600, Donald Vice, 43, was also shot give at least 30-days notice Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands. Fromagerie, 842-8088 542-4000. board secretary's keeping of prior to termination. She said See Custodian, page! Ext. 204. See Capture, page 2 2 The My SHREWSBURY. N. J. MONDAY, APRIL 9.1979 mon in "The Exorcist.' I just let all of my rage come out," she said during a series of Foreign briefs Wayne lectures at the University ol Rhode Island (continued) Garwood: Swim hole the same "All you need is a half- Turkey eyes Iranian Kurds Barry Manilow, Johnny hour with any alcoholic and Mathis and Jane Olivor, ADAMS, Iod. (AP) - The faces had changed a bit but the you can find out the exact ANKARA, Turkey (API - The Tnti* government lean Olivia Newton-John and small one-story homes and the local swimming hole known moment that his rage the upsurge of Kurdish tutionalian la wottem Im ii •preading Donna Summer. Sammy Clifty Creek were jut the way Marine Pfc. Robert R " began," she said. •crow tbe border to the 6 million Kurds in ruffed cittern Davis Jr. and Steve Law- remembered them after more than 13 yean in Vietnam. "I| Turkey "Domestic and foreign dementi" teem intent on rence will sing a medley of •iff the essential lone- was glad my hometown hasn't changed," said Garwood, who dividing Turkey, says Premier BuJent Eccvtt. "There Mem to hit movie songs not nomi- liness in all of us that ac- returned to this rural southeastern Indiana community, with its be mw foreign dementi who eipect devdopmenU in Turkey nated tor Oscars. CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) counts for the rage and frus- combination post office-gas station, over tbe weekend. - PresMeal Carter says he tration of our limes," she umilar to those in Inn, ud tome domeMic dementi fancy No-shows among acting "There's no place like home. "The roads are still there. thinks be is too old to enter a they could start thae devdopmeoti." Sen. Kamru bin, a contenders, a blight in some said People are still the same," he said in an interview Sunday while marathon race, even though Turkish Kurd, chirfei tbe Soviet Union ii fomenting trouble in recent yean, should be min- relaxing with family and friends in his father's mobile home, be jogged 3W miles from his NEW YORK (AP) - Kurdistan, which includes I million Kurd* in oil-rich northeast imal. Of the 10 nominated located alongside railroad tracks that are seldomly used any- mountaintop retreat to a Many people seek out film Iraq, 4 million in nortiiwest Inn and the 6 million in Turkey. actresses, only Ingrid more. "You can take the country from tbe boy, but you can't stars so they can get some- "Their aim is to set up • tepante pro-Moscow state in Bergman has declined to ap- state park and then scaled take the country out of the boy." There were no parades or thing from them, such as an Kurdistan," said the senator. pear. The Swedish actress, rocks to the top of water- parties for Garwood, but the welcome was warm, especially autograph. But a New York who could be the lint person falls when he and his family walked to Palm Sunday services at medical student wants to Idi gelt a shot in tbe arm to win four acting Oscars, Wearing a dark blue jog- was reported to be starting a Mount Moriah Baptist Church. ging suit, the president and find actress All MacGraw to HanMDeatea NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Troops from northern Uganda his 11-year-old daughter, give something back. new film in Europe. She was for a change. battled the invasion force of Tanianlans and Ugandan alias Find 144) dead, dying animals Amy, walked up the Urge Gary Nikolis, a 26-year- nominated for the film, Denton had asked GOT. south of Kampala, putting new life into President Idi Amin's "Autumn Sonata." rocks Sunday toward the tip old senior at Lutheran Medi- MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) - Operating a business without a Dick Thornburgh to wangle fight for survival. Exile sources said Amin bad thrown the loyal of the falls as Rosalynn cal Center, found a passport license has been added to charges against a Cobb County couple the Denton family a tour of Bondo Battalion from his native West Nile province into the Others vying for best ac- Carter, her hair pinned up, in the name of Alice Mac- tress ol 1978 were Ellen arrested after authorities discovered more than 140 dead or the Hershey chocolate plant. battle lor the Ugandan capital. Tbe sources said the freib sat on a rock at tbe base. Graw in a taxkab. Burstyn, "Same Time, Next dying animals at their abandoned suburban home, a prosecutor A day later, a flock of troops were believed to have stalled the invaders on the road Carter skipped across a "The passport must Year;" Jill Clayburgh, "An says. Ralph Wayne Smith,"32, and Karen D. Newell, 26, were Hershey officials were tell- between Kampala and Entebbe, 21 miles to tbe south. Resi- shallow creek on rocks and have been on the seat be- Unmarried Woman;" Jane being held in the Cobb County jail, charged with seven counts ing the nuclear expert eve- dent* of Kampala reported heavy firing Saturday and Sunday briefly greeted a small cause when I got out, the Fonda, "Coming Home," each of cruelty to animals. Smith's bond was set at $30,000 and rything he wanted to know about five miles south of central Kampala. The estimated 7,000 crowd that had gathered to passport fell to the ground,' and Geraldine Page, "In- bail for Ms. Newell was $9,000. Cobb County Solicitor Herb about making chocolate. Tanzanian and exile troops had been reported in the southern watch him. the student said. terion." Rivers said the couple also were charged Saturday with operat- "I told Harold, for the and western outskirts ol Kampala since early last week. Most After tbe brief outing at He turned the passport Of the candidates for best ing a pet and pet supply business without a license from 1)77 to first time since he's beta of the city's Tanunian garrisons fled, and Libyan troops who Cunningham Falls State over to the Daily News on had been supporting Amin withdrew to the east and left tbe actor, only Robert De Niro, 1979. here, he's having someone nominated lor "The Deer Park, he and his family Saturday and asked for help else explain things to him," country. But the invaders did not attempt to enter the heart of ended their three^ay holi- in reuniting the actress with tbe capital. Hunter," was a doubtful ar- Meet on SALT treaty tonight the governor laughed. rival. He told Haley he was day here and returned to her missing property. Thornburgh, his wife, WASHINGTON (AP) - Soviet Ambassador Anatoly too nervous to sit through Washington. Ginny, and his son, Peter, Firing squads are kept busy Dobrynin. who says his country and the United States are the ceremonies, whereupon CHICAGO (AH) - John were joined by Denton's "very close" to a strategic arms limitation treaty, will discuss TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - AyatoUah RuhoUah Khomeini's the producer ottered to al- NEW YORK (AP) - Ac- W. Gacy Jr., accused of wife. Lucinds, and their the proposed pact with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance Islamic courts kept their firing squads busy over tbe weekend, low De Niro to remain tress Viveca Undfors says murdering seven young men three children. tonight. It will be their second meeting in three days. On and suspected in the deaths sending 10 more remnants of the royal regime to their deaths backstage. she has put a message on her Before two television Saturday, Dobrynin delivered the Russians' response to Ameri- of numerous others, was re- Tehran Radio reported two generals, a former cabinet minister Besides Beatty, the other telephone answering ma- camera crews started film- can proposals on the two issues still outstanding. While neither examined by doctors Sunday who also headed the Iranian news service, and a senior police candidates for best actor chine just for burglars, tell- ing virtually every move would disclose the substance of their 40 minute session, the at Cook County Hospital and constable were executed early today. Tehran newspapers re- who have agreed to appear ing them "no use coming that Denton and Thornburgh Soviet ambassador said the two sides were "closer and closer. listed in good condition ported sli others were executed Sunday, but tbe government were Gary Busey, "The here, it's all gone " made. Hershey spokesman Very close.'' radio confirmed only three of them. This raised the confirmed Buddy Holly Story;" Thieves broke into her Gacy, 37, was rushed to Ken Bower told a reporter: the hospital's intensive care total of executions to 80, including 17 army and police generals, Laurence Olivier, "The 1 East Side townhouse Satur- "Mr Denton thought 'Too much ginseng too much unit late Friday night with in the two months since Khomeini's forces ousted Shah Moham- Boys from Brazil," and Jon day night and stole silver- this would be good for a lit- chest pains. He reportedly mad Reia Pahlavi's last royal government. With more than Volght, "Coming Home." CHICAGO (AP) - Prolonged use of the popular herb ware, ornaments and a rare- tle relaxation ." 1,000 other former officials, army officers and policemen in jail Jack Warden of "Heaven ginseng poses significant health hazards, a University ol Cali- ly awarded Swedish royal has had a history of heart awaiting trial, the government rejected criticism from tbe U.S. Can Wait" was the only con- fornia study has found. An estimated five million to six million medal, Miss Lindlors told problems LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) State Department and other foreign quarters of the execution tender for supporting actor Americans are estimated to use the herb, says Dr. Ronald K. police. Initial tests have shown - More than 700 Re- Saturday of former Prime Minister Amir Abbas Hoveida, who who declined an invitation. Siegel of the department of psychiatry and biobehavioral The Swedish-born actress no evidence that he suffered publicans from across the headed the shah's government lor 1] years. Other nominated include sciences at the university's school of medicine in Los Angeles. said Sunday that the stolen a recent heart attack, but state poured into the Ken- Guerrillas bombed; Somoza cool Bruce Dern, "Coming Siegel reports in the April 13 issue of the Journal of the medal was the Wasa Order, doctors say Gacy will under- tucky Fair 1 Exposition Home ; " Richard American Medical Association on a study of 133 users of a 2-inch gold and enamel go more extensive tests Center for a glimpse of ac- Farnswortb, "Comes A before a final diagnosis is MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) — President Anastaaio ginseng over a period of two years. It has been used for cross awarded her four tress Kliiabelh Taykr and Horseman;" John Hurt, made, doctors said Somoza's air force bombed leftist guerrillas In northern thousands of years, particularly in the Orient, where it has been years ago. The medal is sup- her husband. Sen John "Midnight Express," and Nicaragua and a government gunship was reported shot down. used both as a tonic for restoration of strength and as a healing posed to be returned on the Authorities have un- Warner Christopher Walken, "The earthed 29 bodies on Gacy's But Somoza flew to the United States for his children's spring agent. In contemporary China it is used as a stimulant to death of the recipient About 200 paid an extra Deer Hunter." property in a northwest Chi- vacation from school. A witness said at least three government increase metabolism and to regulate blood pressure and blood The order is bestowed in- ISO apiece to shake hands sugar. In the United States the only recognized medical use is cago suburb Three other planes attacked suspected camps of the Sandinista National Nominated in the best frequently outside of Swe- and exchange comments as a soothing skin ointment However, there has been a growing bodies that have been linked Liberation Front near Esteli, SO miles north of Managua, on supporting actress category den, said Miss Lindfors. who with Miss Taylor at a interest in recent years and the herb is readily availajilein to him were discovered in Sunday. Reliable sources said guerrilla ground fire downed a were Dyan Cannon, began acting in films here in private reception before Sat- health food stores, markets and drugstores. the Des Plaines River The World War II vintage C-47 armed with machine guns. The "Heaven Can Wait;" Pene- 1947 and became a US. urday s flOO-a-plate dinner lope Milford, "Coming body of one of tile seven national guard, Somoza's combined army and police force, did citizen in 1950 Others paid tl.000 to attend Home;" Maggie Smith. males he is accused of kill not confirm the downing of the plane. Evans will now appeal Miss Lindfors discovered a private reception earlier "California Suite ing has not been found the robbery on returning in the day ATMORE, Ala. (AP) - Condemned murderer John Louis Dr. N. Shantha said Sat from a performance of her Despite a sore linger. Evans III, who said he wanted to be executed and then narrowly urday that Gacy's heart al one-woman show, "I Am A Miss Taylor stood in a re- escaped death in the electric chair, is now willing to appeal his tack symptoms could have Woman," with which she ceiving line for about an sentence on constitutional grounds, his attorney says. Attorney been brought on by a liquid has toured ofl and on since hour with her husband, a Reggie Stephens said the 29-year-old Texas drifter told him fast he is maintaining fur 1973. Virginia Republican Saturday at Holman Prison that he will not agree to an appeal religious reasons before based on alleged errors at his trial for the 1977 slaying of a Easter Mobile pawnshop owner. Stephens said Evans also is unwilling SOUTH KINGSTOWN, MKMI'HIS. Ttnn (API to participate In an appeal that challenges his mental com- R.I. (AP) — Actress - \ rrnon Presley has been petence. Mercedes McCambrldge HARRISBURG, Pa readmitted to Baptist Hospi- says the underlying Cause of (AP) - For 10days, Harold tal after a recurrence of a alcoholism is universal Demon explained and re-ex- heart condition rage. plained the complicated de- Presley. 62. father of the Best weapon Miss McCambridge, a re- tails of the nuclear accident late Elvis Presley, was ad- (continued) covered alcoholic, said rage at Three Mile Island mitted to the hospital Satur- voluntary guidelines proposed by President Carter. Those is not always hidden deep But on Saturday. Denton, day after complaining of Figures show guidelines call for companies to limit 1979 price increases inside a person; sometimes the Nuclear Regulatory chest pains, said Maurice igh to half a percent below the average price increases for the it's close to the surface. Commission's top official at Elliott, a hospital vice presi- last two years. the nuclear site, was on the dent Presley was in stable temperature! "That's how 1 was able The Office of Consumer Affairs puts out "A Con- to play the voice of the de- receiving end of information condition late Sunday for area. sumer's Shopping List of Inflation Fighting Ideas," avail- able, at no charge, from the Consumer Information Center, Dept. 625G, Pueblo. Colo , 81009 Many of the suggestions Data Irom are familiar, but they work nonetheless. Here are some of *">»»'» Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, the tips: Tornado hit, and 'hit bad' NOAA, U.S. Dtpt. of Commerce —Check the newspaper for sales before you shop. CAMDEN, Ark. (AP) - A thorities said about 75 homes Sunday night Compare advertised prices with regular ones; not all tornado ripped through this "Where it hit here, it hit and severely damaged a shop- AP wlrovlwio advertised items are actually on sale. There are usually southern Arkansas communi- bad,", said Ouaehila County ping center, a school and an- TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — The National Weather fewer specials at the beginning of the month; change your ty, injuring at least 27 persons, Sheriff Garner Robertson other 75 homes, said Trooper Service today forecasts rain and snow for parts of the shopping patterns to take advantage of lower prices. Sandy Hook inflicting heavy damage along "Lots of houses had nothing Jerry Bradshaw, a state police New England states extending south to parts of —Use coupons wisely You won't save money if you use a five-mile-long path and leav- spokesman TODAY - 6:05 p.m. and Pennsylvania. Rain also Is predicted for parts of left but the slab " low—p.m. a coupon to buy something you would otherwise skip. ing hundreds homeless, au- The tornado destroyed Some looting occurred at Texas and New Mexico. Showers are forecast for Check prices of house brands or "no frills" items with TOMORROW - 6:19 a.m. the shopping center before au- parts of Florida and the Northwest. those of national brands. Even with a coupon, the national and 6:43 p.m. and low 12:12 thorities arrived, Bradshaw brand may be more expensive. a MI and low 12:36p.m. Local report Custodian said About 20 state troopers For Red Bank and Humson —Find out if your home needs insulation. You could and 35 members of tbe Arkan- Yesterday's high temperature al the Register weather bridges, add two hours; Sea save 20 percent to 30 percent on utility bills. Remember: (continued) sas National Guard patrolled station was 52 degrees. The low yesterday was 3D. It was 45 Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Insulation helps keep you cool in summer as well as warm as public servants sworn to have recommended changes in the area to prevent further al $ p.m. and the overnight low was 31. Today's I a.m. in winter. If you can't afford insulation, consider caulking Long Branch, deduct 15 represent the interests of the procedure followed by the looting termperature was 40. There was .ft Inches ol precipitation and weather/stripping windows and doors. You can do the me minutes. Highlands, add 40 community." custodian of school monies at Authorities estimated that in the 24 hours ending al C a.m. today. There were 24 job yourself, inexpensively, and cut energy consumption by minutes The letter sUtes that both Henry Hudson damage would amount to mil- degree days yesterday, 155 lor tbe month, and 4572 lor the up to 10 percent. Ml I, Prc oil* the county prosecutor and "I don't think they knew lions of dollars In Little Rock, AiMny • M «n heating season to date. —Obey the speed limit. Most automobiles get about 20 state auditors found no crimi- Gov. Bill Clinton declared Albu'qut n <0 cdv percent better mileage on the highway at 55 mph than they what it was all about, 1 really AmanitD nal offenses were committed Camden - a town of 16,000 - Anchorage 41 II Coastal forecast do at 70 mph. With gasoline nearing (1 a gallon, you'll save don't, " Mrs Phillips has said Afhevtllc 71 17 in connection with the Henry of the board and the school a disaster area, making af- Atlanta U St money by slowing down. Manasquan to Cape HenJopen: Winds southwest 15 to 25 Hudson deficit. deficit. fected residents eligible for Atlantic Ctv « M —Prepaid group medical practics and Health Main- Baltimore S3 15 knots today, northwest 15 to 25 knots tonight. Periods of Some board members, how- "I'm so fed up with this." special assistance Birmrtgham .3 i? .»cdv tenance Organizations may cut your doctors' bills. You pay Hi,m.!fCk w n cdv rain today, clearing tonight. Visibility five miles or more ever, said that reports re- she added, "I simply want my At least 19 other persons Bone M N a set monthly fee and get treatment when you need it. Ask occasionally two to lour miles today. Average wave ceived from the state auditors were injured when tornadoes Boiton » 11 questions. If your doctor recommends surgery and the name cleared Brownsville IS U heights two to lour feet today. Average wave A small craft hit in other parts of the state, Bullaio M It procedure isn't an essential one, get a second opinion. Chfistn SC TS 17 advisory may be issued today. authorities said. Chris tn WV ?• n CDV —Shop around for credit, whether you're looking for a Chicago « M .11 cdv mortgage or just planning to charge an occasional Capture Most victims of the Cinc.nnili » 37 11 cdv Jersey Shore Camden tornado were treated Cleveland 4] ]1 .01 rn purchase All lenders'are not alike. Be wary of overdraft (continued) Columbui U 1] II rn Periods ol rain this morning tapering off to a few accounts that allow you to write checks lor more than your for minor injuries at Ouachlta 041 Ft Win M . to clr to death. He had been riding to the scene after receiving a Oliver 40 U showers by the afternoon. Highs low 50s, Gradual clearing balance. Each overdraft is a loan and you'll have to pay County Hospital and released. Dti Moines 40 31 01 clr with McCarter, Gititer said plea for help from the tonight. Lows near 40. Mostly sunny tomorrow. Highs in interest. At least five were admitted, DttrtMt M It .31 cdv wounded officers Uinter said Duluth 31 13 01 clr the 50s. Probability of precipitation near 100 percent early Paxton police officer Larry some suffering from broken Fairbnhl 43 10 cdv Hale apparently shot and mor Hartford ' today, decreasing to 40 percent by afternoon and ten 10 Hale, 27, of Paxton was bones, Bradshaw said. One of tally wounded the two tonight. Winds becoming northwest 15 to 20 miles an hour wounded and listed in fair con- them. George Lofton, 18, suf- Hooolulu Lampkin brothers, one oh Houiion today. Water temperatures are in the mid 40s. dition at a Champaign hospital fered injuries to the head and IrWtPolli M .14 cdv whom died in a Champaign J»iki'¥iitf 44 CdV Sunday. was transferred to a Little Juneau U II clr Court papers used in ob- hospital about three hours af- Kan* C.ly 44 U clr South Jersey Rock hospital in critical condi- La, VNII 11 clr taining the murder warrant al- ter the gun battle. tion, he said. Lull* Rock 57 .OS clr Loi Ane*>i % Cdv Periods of rain this morning tapering off to a few leged Monroe Lampkin, whose Louisvillt 41 .ticdv age and hometown were not (H cdv showers by afternoon. Highs today mid to upper 50s. 7S 7J cdv Gradual clearing tonight. Lows in the 30s. Sunny tomor- available, shot McCarter, but The Daily Register 11 » cdv * a row. Highs in the 50s. Probability of precipitation near 100 authorities said Sunday night (USPS-145-440) NMtivllb ss percent early today decreasing to 40 percent by afternoon, that Monroe Lampkin may New Orlns U u cdv Nfw Vt>ft S3 Jl 01 rn then 10 percent tonight. Winds northwest 15 to 20 miles an have shot Vice instead. The Sunday Register NtrWk SI 4] rn Okl. Cit* clr hour today. Department of Law En- (USPS-334-570) Omahfl 43 IS clr Of Undo IS So (Ct¥ forcement spokesman Les Published bi The RM Bank Regular Phti#d 'phii 41 30 rn North Jersey Pauley said officials believe Established in 117! by John H Cook and Henry Clay Pfmnii •a S3 (If P'ttiburflf. Davis Lampkin may have Main Office Plwnd. Me 47 U sn Rain this morning, tapering off to showers by after- One Register Plaia. Shrewsbury, N. J. 01701 Ptlirtd. Of» J* 4| .11 rn killed McCarter and Caisse. Rapid C it* i? 30 clr noon. Highs near SO. Clearing tonight with lows near 40. Branch Offkei Reno 71 H ctfv Mostly sunny tomorrow with highs in 50s. Probability of Cleveland and Davis 616 Rt. 35. Mlddletown. N J 07141 RftrWnoM »7 43 rn Lampkin were free pending Monmoulh County Courthouse. Freehold. N.J. O77M Si LOOli M 4t .14 clr . precipitation near 100 percent this morning; 40 percent this 179 Broadway, Long Branch, N.J. OT74O St P Timpi 17 is cdv appeal of a federal firearms Statehoule. Trenton. N.J. OtiU a? 4| rn afternoon, and 10 percent tonight. Winds becoming Salt L«*e conviction, but there were no A otl l p S*fi p. ego *7 H .cdv northwest 15 ro 20 miles per hour today. ".."S ," "« ren. The Associated Press Ii entitled eacluslvaly S*n Fran S7 SO ' elr warrants for the arrest of any "*"* '" '"* "•""'•"' a> «all ai all AP nam Mcltlt SS GAVEL IS PASSED — Raymond A. Bahret of Tlnton Spokan* Falls, right, was installed as exalted rmlerof Red Bank of the brothers, said state po- SI St M*nr It 11 CdV Eastern Pennsylvania °\ 'If *,™rl"" Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit Tulva 71 II .GO clr Lodge 233, BPOE, during ceremonies in the Elks home in lice investigator Clay Boyer. culation, the New Jersey Press Association. rt'iihinglon ii 44 rn Second Class postage paid at Red Bank N J 1 and Ml— Vet\T«ir * Wtk. Periods ol rain today. Some snow and sleet mixed with Red Bank. Presentation was made bv Leonard A. Another brother, Leroy 077a. Publish,, Sunday through Friday Mail ,UO il? L«— Vntvrdair't ••». rain at times in north portion. Highs 40s north and 50s Salatino, of Eatontown, left, Elks chaplain. Viewing the Lampkin, died in a Shootout >rc-Pr«KMIatt4M t«r 24 ha«rt M«- Term Dally •Nlptn EST mltftli south Gradual clearing tonight. Lows mainly in 30s. ceremonies were Harold J. Trahman of Ocean Grove, with police in September 1976, Sunday Dally and Ottfc-S*r cMMKtam MMMk tor U- Tomorrow mostly sunny. Highs in 50s. treasurer, second from left, and Harold A. Duncan of police said. One Year %& $& *gfg cents °m• wtrt; Sunday only .73 Leonardo, grand exalted ruler. Ginter said Hale responded Single copy at Counler - Dally .ISCMIS; Sunday ,2Jc«nU. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 The D^RtgkMer 3 2 new men appointed to Jersey Shore board NEPTUNE - David V. Carter, Executive Vice Presi- dent and Director, Jersey Shore Medical Center, an- nounced the appointment of two new members to the hos- pital's Board of Governors: Frank A. Anfuso, Oceanport, and James C. Steel, Jr., Nep- tune City. Mr. Anfuso, a native of Long Branch, went to local schools, received his B.S. and M.B.A. degrees from Moo- mouth College and is an alum- nus of Stonier Graduate School ACHIEVEMENTS CITED — Mrs. Katharine Wormlev of Red Bank, left, received of Banking. He has been as- the highest award presented by the Central Jersey Club of the National Association sociated with the First of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs Inc. at the organization's 15th Merchants National Bank for annual Founders Day awards luncheon. As winner of the Solourner Truth award, his entire career, presently she received the association's highest national honor. It Is given to an Individual holding the office of Senior whose life parallels that of Solourner Truth. Other winners were, from left, The Rev. Vice President and Senior Earl B. Scott of Red Bank, the humanitarian award; Alexander James of Mid- Lending Officer. dletown, community service award, and Cllve Adams of Ocean Township, scientific James C. Steel Jr. Frank A. Aahso achievement award. On hand for the presentations was Ms. Carmen Brown of Mr. Anfuso is a past Presi- American Institute of Banking sey Chapter, American In- FLAMING WIZARDRY — Mandrlnl the maolclan Neptune, Central Jersey Club president. dent and current member of and graduated from the New stitute of Banking; past Presi- entertained hundreds of shoppers at Monmouth Mall, the Kiwanis Club, Asbury Jersey Banker's Data Proc- dent of the Monmouth County Ealontown, during his three-day appearance as a Park; Director and past Presi- essing School. He began his Bankers Association; and del- kick-off of the mall's Easter celebration. Among the dent of the Monmouth College career at the Belmar-Wall Na- egate to the Ocean County spectators viewing his show, "Fantasy in Flame," Alumni Association; past Vice tional Bank, holding the office Bankers Association. He is was Douglas Ryan, 10, of Freehold. Performances, AFS chapter seeking Chairman and Budget Direc- of Vice President at the time also immediate past President which began Thursday, ended Saturday. tor of the Boy Scouts; former the bank merged with the of the Belmar Kiwanis Club Vice President and Director, First Jersey National Bank. and Treasurer of the Greater Monmouth County United He is presently Vice President Belmar Area Chamber of Fund; and former Director, and Regional Manager Commerce. hosts in exchange Vice President and Campaign (Shore) of that institution. Mr Steel and bis wife, Chairman of the Shore United Mr. Steel is a member of Diane, also have three chil- HUMSON - The Rumson- families here and in Fair but rewarding to host lamilies. Fund. He is also on the Board the Board of Governors and dren: James III, Jeffrey and Fair Haven Chapter of the Haven "Two are ex-Each can aid the other in ac- of Assessors, Oceanport; the past President of the Mid-Jer- Christopher. American Field Service (AFS I traordinary," Mr. Andrews quiring a new perspective Bankers Association Mortgage about another culture, and dis- ii seeking families in the two said Committee; the Monmouth Mrs. Salomon head of Democratic club communities who would be In- The Vincent J. Russo fami- cover the life of a community County Board of Realtors; and and nation foreign to his own. terested in hosting foreign ex- ly, here, has hosted a girl from the Southern Monmouth Board FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Smith, secretary; Lois How- change students (or the up- Brazil, and Robert Berberich Aside from food costs and of Realtors. Carol Salomon, a candidate in ard, treasurer, and Arthur coming school year. and his family in Fair Haven small, incidental expenses, the Mr. Anfuso and his wife, last November's Borough Daniel, sargeant alarms. have had an exchange student host family incurs no debt in Anne, have three children, An- Council election, was elected Persons Interested in club Howard W Andrews, chair- serving as a host The local man of the holt-search com- from Thailand at their home thony, Theresa and Timothy. president of the Fair Haven activities may contact any this past school year Mr. chapter raises an annual fee Mr. Steel, though born in Democratic Club. club officer for information. mittee, explained that foreign which, when supplemented by students are matched to host Berberich is an English teach- Brooklyn, was graduated from Elected vice president was er in the Rumson Fair Haven the student's natural parents, families by AFS international Manasquan High School and Harry Osborne, her running no Iron Regional High School, the covers AFS program ex- attended Monmouth College mate in the general election. Torn My headquarters in New York penses There is also a month- City after extensive screening school attended by the ex- and the Monmouth Chapter Other officers are Pauline change students. ly allowance extended by AFS directly to the student to cover It ia the responsibility of Mr Andrews said that host Memo pads witti your name pnnled local chapters to find willing families learn in May who will incidental, personal expenses. on high quality texl paper hosts, interview them and pre- be the students they will be Host families are not re- in assorted colors pare an extensive report on hosting Students arrive in this sponsible for medical bills. While Inventories Last them (or consideration by per- country by late August AFS extends medical cov- i»"i -I00MMU/M II! »5 erage to its students as a mat- lOlrtl IMlMetl/lit III7J sonnel in AFS headquarters Although he said it is pref- Bring in oc m»l this ad wiiti typed ter of policy A monthly tax He said that over the years erable that a host family have oi primed copy along with check or a child in the same school the deduction in accordance with money oioer. Pids are shipped the local chapter has been United States Internal Reven- UPS pre paid quite successful in matching foreign exchange student will Mm 3-4 neki Mmf attend, it is not mandatory. ue Service is provided. up host families and exchange wolf press Inc. students For any one chapter The primary requirement Mr Andrews, 59 Buena Vis- MMrMllMIHClflhtW or school to have one studenl a for an AFS host family is a ta Ave., or Mrs Herbert 170 Monmouth *h*«4 THE PAST REMEMBERED - Col Raymond R. Tour year is commendable This concern for, and an interest in, McNulty, 9 S. Rohallion Drive, ""S0 tlllott, US Army Ret., of Little Silver, has loaned his year two loreign exchange itu young people The program is may be contacted by in- World War II uniform for exhibit at the Little Sliver dents have been hosted by terested families. Historical Society's exhibit, World War II Memorabilia. not only beneficial to students, The display opened yesterday in the Post Office Museum, Little Sliver, and will run through August. Hours are 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays and Sundays, or by appointment. County Births puTY0U R NAME WHERE iT COUNTS MOST...

RIVERVIKW HOSPITAL chard St., Chffwood Beach, KrdBank son, April 8 Mr and Mrs. William Bost Mr and Mrs Richard (nee Darlene DeMarco), 584 Martinelli (nee Francis South Laurel Ave, Hailet, Pause), 20 West Susan St., When your name is on a CJB savings book, son. April 6 Hazlet. daughter, April 8 you'll get interesting reading — with the Mr. and Mrs James Rom- Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Zen- mel I nee Dorothy Huether), nario [Marie Sterner), 96 highest interest rates the law allows us to pay. 372 Lea Ave . Laurence Har- Swartiel Drive, Middletown, Make your money grow with a regular savings bor, daughter, April 6. son, April 5. account or investors passbook savings Mr. and Mrs James Dor Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wull account at Central Jersey Bank and Trust ment (nee Maureen Cunniff), fen (Gloria Garcia). 413 Har- 41 Black Point Horseshoe, ding Road, Lawrence Harbor, Company. Put your name on a CJB high Rumson, son, April 6 son, April 5 interest book today. Mr and Mrs Ronald Frye JERSEY SHORE (nee Daisy Almaguer), 68 Neptune Oakland it, Red Bank, son, Rabbi Murray Ezring April 6. (Barbara Markman), 318 Mr. and Mrs Daniel Lee Grant Ave.. Deal Park, daugh-

(nee Lee Schreil), 93 Idlebrook ter, March <1. \ i. Lane. Matawan, son, April 6 Mr. and Mrs. John Story Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bon (Anne DeMayo), 66 Cold Indi- ner (nee Martha Jean an Springs Road, Ocean Town- Kuniman), 41 Wyoming Drive, ship, daughter. March 31. Jackson, daughter, April 6 Mr. and Mrs. Robert FOR SERVICES TO THE COUNTY — John T. Mullanev Mr and Mrs Patrick Jef- Serasin (Leslie DuBois). Road Jr., right, who had served as first assistant county fries (nee Kathleen Marchit 1. Box 140, Freehold, son, prosecutor from 1976 to 1978 and had been with the to). 1 Railroad Ave., March 31 prosecutor's office from 1972 to 1979, was presented with Keansburg, daughter, April 6. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Mora a plaque for services he rendered to Monmouth County. ' Mr and Mrs Robert A (Anna Martinez), 1106 Sum Mr. Mullanev of Middletown is going into the private Foster Jr. (nee Laurane merfield Ave.. Asbury Park, practice of law with Thomas Prlmavera, a former assis- Laeksiak), 97 Roosevelt Ave . son, April 3 tant county prosecutor, Ip Tlnton Falls. Presenting the Laurence Harbor, son, April 6. Mr. and Mrs Robert Lux Plaque are left to right, County Prosecutor Alexander D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vin- (Nancy N. Newcomb), 112 Lehrer, Mr. Prlmavera and Superior Court Judge Mer- cent (nee Jacqueline Faust), Townsend Drive, son, April 4. ritt Lane Jr., county assignment judge, in ceremonies in 40 Harris Park, Red Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond the county Court House in Freehold last Friday. son, April 7. Clark (Lillian M. Maddison), Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riccl 84 Springdale Ave., Tinton HIGH (nee Diane Guarino), 11 Cedar Falls, son, April 4. -30 Ave , Hazlet, daughter, April MONMOUTH MEDICAL 7. INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Long Branch inee Susan Dougherty), SI Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ervmg Place, Red Bank, son, Boresen, 30 Genesse Ave., SAVINGS April 7. Oceanport, son, April 3. Mr and Mrs. George John- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ston. 1315 Seventh Ave., Nep- BOOK Moore (nee Susan Broski), 19 tune, daughter, April 3. Newman St., Red Bank, daughter, April 7. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Ferguson, 155 Prospect St., Mr. and Mrs. Richard O a- Neptune City, son, April 3. Sealer (nee Carole Ann Bratrol, 13V Summerset Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Moshe Lakewood, daughter, April 7. Yankelewitz, 470 Eleventh St., Lakewood, twin daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick April 3. Solleder (nee Robin Oder), 88 Portland Road, Highlands, Mr. and Mrs. John Naugh- son, April 7. ton, 304 Midland Blvd., Howell, son, April 4. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dyer (nee Debbie Ann Owens), 12 Vole in few weeks Central Ave., West WASHINGTON (AP> j*. Keansburg, daughter, April 7. Flight attendants for Pin Mr. and Mrs. Peng Yeung American World Airways will (nee Mei Tie Lin), 83 Willow be voting in the next few jCENTRALJERSEY BANK COORDINATOR NAMED - Mrs. Virginia Carter, Fair St., Fair Haven, son, April S. weeks on a tentative labor Haven, is congratulated on her appointment as Federal agreement that ended a brief Women's Program coordinator for the Armv Com- Mr. and Mrs. Satish Chan- dra (nee Ranjana Narula), 47 walkout Sunday morning. Ne- munications Research and Development Command by Meredith Drive, Tinton Falls, gotiators came to terms on a NVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION Henry P. Davis Jr., Navesink, the command's equal daughter, April 8. new contract after a series of employment opportunity officer. Mrs. Carter Is an Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Byrd marathon bargaining sessions analyst in the command's engineering support direc- (nee Oretha Presley), 235 Or- with federal mediators. torate. SHREWSBURYHREWSE , N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 Planners to get adult community plan Obituaries ASSESSOR By BOB BRAMLEY Lazarus Inc., professional re- yields a figure of M school M1DDLET0WN - The altors and appraiser! oF children who would have to be ADMINISTRATION Planning Board tonight will Asbury Park, said last night educated at an annual cost of hear an application by Hovna- that extrapolation of a survey about $144,000 if the area were Matawan man's nian Enterprises Inc. for vari- his firm made of the impact of developed in single-amily ances to permit construction Shadow Lake Village on the homes — a figure the township of Shady Oaks, the firm's sec- township indicates that while would also save if Shady Oaks ond planned adult community Shadow Lake provides a tax is approved. death is probed advantage to the township of which will include 4*7 con- Finally, whereas about MATAWAN - An autopsy of St dements Roman Catho- dominiums for persons 48 and some KM.SO0 over what would be collected in property taxes $100,000 is saved the township will be performed on the body lic Church, here, and a mem- older at Shadow Lake because the of Christopher M Boehm, 25, ber of the Perth Amboy YMCA The proposed (21 million if the acreage it occupies were developed in single-family project supplies its own secur- of Broad Street, who was dead where he served as baseball project will provide one and ity force, eliminating the ne- on arrival at Bayshore Com coach for two years. two-bedroom units priced at homes, Shady Oaks would pro- vide an additional tax advan- cessity of township police pa- muoily Hospital. Holmdel, an average of $50,000 on 77 trols, in the proposed Shady yesterday morning He was coach for four tage of about H«,200 years of the Matawan Pop acres at West Front Street and oaks project the correspond- Authorities yesterday re- Warner foot ball team. the Navy Road. And the Lazarus firm cal- ing saving will be about fused to release any informa- The variances are required He was a graduate member culated that based on $50,000, Mr. Latanis said. In tion about Mr Boehm's death because the tract is now toned addition there will be a saving other than that he was trans- of the Class of 1171 of statistics furnished by the for single-family residences in Board of Education the of about $25,000 because the ported to Bayshore Hospital Matawan Regional High the R-45 and It 30 zones School. acreage at Shadow Lake would project will do its own road by Matawan First Aid Squad The new project, conceived maintenance, he added. and listed dead on arrival. Surviving are his parents, generate about 155 school-age by Kevork S. Hovnanian, who children to be educated at a Mr. Boehm was born in Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. heads Hovnanian Enterprises Totaling the appraiser's Boehm, and his paternal yearly cost of about $202,000 if figures indicates that Shadow Fort Collins, Colo., and lived Inc..complements the exist- the area were developed in here for the past 25 after mov- grandmother, Mrs. Helen Lake Village in its current un- ing Shadow Lake Village single-family homes. No ing from Ithaca, N.Y. O'Brien of Whiting. nearby, which had 694 oc- completed state represents an school-age children are al- advantage to the township of He was a student at The Day Funeral Home, cupied condominium homes lowed as Shadow Lake Village Brookdale Community Col- slightly more than $1 million TAX IMPACT REPORT - Middletown tax assessor Edwin S. Stark, centor, Keyport, is in charge of ar- for those 52 and older in 1971 residents, so the township is leg*, Lincroft, a communicant rangements. The proposed Shady Oaks receives a tax Impact survey on the township's first planned adult community. and will provide 952 con- saved the entire $202,000. dominiums when it is com- project, figured on the same Hovnanian's Shadow Lake Village, from John D. Laiarus Inc., professional ap- pleted later this year. Making the same calcu- basis, would show an advat praisers and realtors of Asburv Park, Others, from left, are Edgar Laiarus ana Charles Sawyer, was Edgar Lazarus of John D. lation for the Shady Oaks tract nage of about $750,000 John D. Lazarus. " .

CINCINNATI (AP) - Monmouth Regional {tied at Model U.N. quartered in Cincinnati. Charles Sawyer, former Sec- Sawyer's philanthropic ac- dents. Wayne Township, had a Monmouth Regional re- Another resolution, this on retary of Commerce under tivities included the under- WEST LONG BRANCH - this area which received an mA Association. resolution asking for respect ceived the award for the sec- Wrangel Island, was defeated, President Harry Truman, is writing of the cost of a piece of Monmouth Regional High award during participation in Mr Wilson said a resolu- for human rights in armed ond best resolution, according Mr. Wilson said Proposed by dead at age 92 in Palm Beach, sculpture on Fountain Square, School, Tinton Falls, whose the three-day Model United tion asking for a peace keeping conflict passed by the politi- to David Wilson, of Neptune, a France, or Raritan High Fla popularly known as the "The students acted as the Thailand force in Democratic Kam- cal-legal committee. Nations program staged at the senior who served as secre- School, Hazlet. students, the Sawyer died Saturday eve- Rock," and a gift to the city of delegation to the Model United puchea (Cambodia), was post- Passed overwhelmingly by college. Twelve awards were tary, general of the Model UN resolution urged the Security ning of natural causes, accord- 11 million to purchase 123 Nations at Monmouth College, poned indefinitely by the Se- the economic and social com- presented to the best delegates An estimated 250 students Council to investigate the cir- ing to John Williams, a grand- acres of riverfront property, was cited for a resolution deal- curity Council That resolution mittee was a proposal, again and for the best resolutions in representing 17 secondary cumstances of Wrangel Island son. now known as Sawyer Point, ing with the Southeast Asia was proposed by students by the Wayne Towmhip stu- for a public park. both the Security Council and schools from throughout New Among committee Sawyer, considered one of situation during awards cere- School, posing as the delega- dents, serving this time as the the General Assembly at a Jersey participated in the pro- acocomplishments, the Polish Cincinnati's most dist- Public services, according monies for the Model UN. tion from Malaysia Chinese delegation, for a spe- luncheon which ended the gram which was sponsored by delegation, composed of inguished citizens, had also to the family, will be held which ended yesterday cialized agency to insure that event. the college Student Govern- from Brick Township High Wayne Valley High School stu- served as Ambassador to Wednesday in Christ Church in It was the only school from all nations have adequate wa- Belgium and Minister of Lui- suburban Glendale. ter supplies- urg ollowm ' -*^'l? ' ' 8 World "/ar Also passed was a resolu- William J. Moffitt tion for establishment of an Before his death, Sawyer LAURENCE HARBOR - advisory board to study the was active as a senior partner Housing records subpoenaed William J. Moffitt, 73, of 269 possibility of creating an in- of the law firm of Taststet- Prospect Ave., died yesterday ternational common market. MIDDLETOWN - As a re- The county prosecutor's in- ecutive director on March 27 Bayshore Village records was tinius and Hollister. in Bayshore Community Hos- Thomas Conrad, secretary This was proposed by Egypt, sult of a subpoena issued by vestigators also are probing for allegedly misspending an only a part of the housing au- He also served as Chief Ex- pital, Holmdel and treasurer of Bayshore Vil- the Mahwah High School. Monmouth County Prosecutor the finances of Tomaso Plaza estimated $100,000, is also thority investigation' rather Mr. Moffitt was bom in Ire- lage, has also indicated the Mahwah. delegation ecutive Officer of Great Trails Alexander D. Lehrer, officials ad Daniel Towers, two housing project manager of Bayshore than a new, separate in- state-subsidized project's land, came to this comntry 55 at the state-subsidized VUlage. vestigation Broadcasting Corp., head- years ago, and lived in Kearny projects built by the Mid- books are being reviewed Bayshore Village Senior dletown Housing Authority. Mr Praskai, who has de- "He's!looking into every- Mr. Praskai said that all Alfred Davis until moving here 13 years Citizen Corp. have turned over ago. nied any wrongdoing at the thing," Mr Praskai uid of the financial records including TODAY'S LITTLE SILVER - Alfred for investigation all financial Andrew Praskai, who was housing authority, said he felt prosecutor, adding, "I think cancelled checks and vouchers Davis, 70, of 38 Winfield Drive, Mr. Moffitt was a member records from 1974 tn preiirit fired as the authority's ex- the investigation into the SOCIAL SECURITY of Amity-Hiram Iadge No. 17, that's his job to do " were turned over to the prose- died Saturday in Monmouth cutor's office Medical Center, Long Branch. F4AM, Jersey City. SWEEPSTAKES Mr. Davis was bom in New His wife, the late Esma The former housing author- York City, and lived in Eaton- May Gault Moffitt, died a year ity executive director said WINNER town until moving here in 1953 ago. 2 face hearings on larceny count said he felt it would take a WINNER NUMBER long time to review all the He retired 10 years ago af- Surviving are a son, Wil- FAIR HAVEN - A local ly St.. Red Bank. Both are 18 window, Captain DeVito said. After arraignment before ter 25 years of service as an liam It Moflitt of Cliffwood records, and he said that he man and a companion from years old. The breakin was reported Municipal Court Judge Evan had indicated his willingness 142-18-5583 engineer Fort Monmouth. Beach; a brother, Thomas Red Bank face preliminary to police at 2:40 p.m. Thurs- Jahos Friday, both men were Owner ol the above Moffitt of Ireland, and two He said Mr. Seigel is to discuss the records with in- Mr. Davis had several pat- hearings in Municipal Court day, by Mrs. Tompkins, he sent to the county jail in lieu of number you have 3 days grandchildren charged with breaking, enter- vestigators if they so desire ents on underwater mine de- Thursday after their arrests said. An investigation by Cap- bail. from today to present your tectors. ing and larceny, and Mr. The Bedle Funeral Home, Friday for breaking, entering tain DeVito, Sgt. Richard social security card at Reg- Keyport, is in charge of ar- Woods is charged with aiding He was a graduate of For- and larceny. Towler, and Patrolman Rob- ister's Main office, Broad dham University, and an rangements and abetting. Both are in the Captain Louis DeVito iden- ert Frank resulted in the ar- St.. Shrewsbury, and pick amateur radio operator with county jail in lieu of 1500 bail tified the men as George L. rest of Mr. Woods on Rockwell up your 5 cans ol Hills the call letters W2MF0. w each, he said. Raymond Cumbrecht «xis of 86 Third St., here, The pair is charged with Ave., Long Branch, Captain Bros Coffee Hours are Surviving are his widow, DeVito said. Long Branch as- WASHINGTON, D. C. - ""d Daniel Seige. o, 36 Worth- breaking into the home of Mr. from 8:30 AM lo 5 P.M. Mrs. Ruth Dietz Davis; a sisted in the arrest. Monday thru Friday (Fri- daughter, Mrs Barbara Raymond D. Gumbrecht, 34, and Mrs. James Tompkins, 72 Mr. Seigel was arrested by day winners have until Schucker of Glen Rock, and of 2900 Connecticut Ave., died Chestnut St., Thursday, and Middletown's stealing approximately $100 in Red Bank police in his home, Wednesday ) three grandchildren. Saturday. and turned over to police here, The Worden Funeral cash and coins. Entry was Mr. Gumbrecht was bom in looking into gained by breaking a cellar according to Captain DeVito. Home, Red Bank, is in charge Jersey City, N.J,and was a The Register's of arrangements former resident of Highlands, N.J. revelations Social Security TOWNSHIP OF He was a government MIDDLETOWN - The DAY after DAY Sweepstakes Contest worker here. township has begun to look MIDDLETOWN Surviving are his parents, into various unspecified mat- Get DAILY INTEREST TtvttUi ctMtttN m Mr. and Mrs Paul Gumbrecht ters as the result of comments Zprfl 10.1979 of Highlands; five brothers, made by former Township On Your Savings! Butlntts Portion: Paul Gumbrecht of New Mon- Plumbing Inspector Frank PwM296c - Hearin Waiwg oInipochon (Mhwtctn Feett •iiuui th. N.J,, Robert CiMew Housing Verange at a closed session of Introduction of hopoud OnMn.nc.i: Gumbrecht of Whittier, Calif., the Township Committee last '?'6- F»1«W«h Minimum Wxllhn '(X Now Street! (fentalivej Richard Gumbrecht of week. TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS i?96 • Amend Administrative Code - Anaheim Hills, Calif., Gerald Asuttant Admirinuilo' (tontlhvv} AND LOAN ASSOCIATION t?83— Estsbtshmtnl rf Compion Creek Gumbrecht of Long Branch, Mr. Verange, who resigned HtrtxK Com million N.J , and Thomas Gumbrecht his job as plumbing inspector 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN I2B4 - Bond Otrjnancv AflWOOmnl — 542-0404 Eul Kewtburg Area Road Re of Rumson, N.J.; three sis- here to accept a job in construction 1299 — Public P«rmngAje« - LBonlfdO ters, Mrs. Carol DiUregorio of Holmdel Township beginning Port Monmouth, N.J , Mrs. April 16, refused to reveal his A A««'dulrW -P*nl B Rwignibon - Wire- Committee Gail Mendes of Middletown, comments yesterday, and only C Appcntment - Wat* CommiMw N.J., and Miss Michel D Release Cash Bond - Mayflower H-M said that they were "relative fitatH Subd'vnton Gumbrecht, at home, and his to personnel and the operation TAKES THE ttwDeni paternal grandmother, Mrs. of government. Auihotirt Ftnit! Payment lor Tree In- p UaHanon — WhipporwiJI Acres Itan He added that his B Drainage and 5>d«wai<> i Mary Gumbrecht of Denville, Pi e At N.J. statements to the committee Onoo »nd Piffle A Postens Funeral Home, At- also touched on the "morals Ptymem ot Brits and ethics required to operate CONFUSION OUT OF lantic Highlands. N.J , is in charge of arrangements. government."

or BUYING CARPET ATTENTION VOTERS more PRIMARY ELECTION • JUNE 5.1979 The State law requires that any voter,--who at any time Lfe^fi LEES CARPET voted in a Primary and wishes to CHANGE his/her political party, (except a voter who has not previously voted in a Primary election) must file a declaration of their political ° ay. AT THE LOWEST party if they intend to vote in the coming Primary election. U Under the law, the declaration must be filed with either the county commissioner of registration or the municipal clerk REGULAR PRICES 50 days before the June 5th Primary Election. Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be obtained by calling the Commissioner of Registration at 431-7780' or you may obtain form from your municipal clerk; or you may write a letter to your municipal clerk or the commissioner of registration telling them you wish to transfer to a different political party. The deadline for the RED BANK'S OLDEST & LARGEST RU6 STORE declaration this year is April 16th.

Allyn Tracy Heck, Commiuloner of fleo)ttr«rton 29 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK 741-0302 SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, APRILS, 1979 The EM? Is Eurodollar bogeyman a great big fake? may be more aptly described B? LOUIS RUKEYSEH timated at a whopping sjaO In previous postwar decades, ample, Argus concludes that First, as explanation as a hangover - at worst, the NEW YORK - More bad billion - as a Sword of De- "Eurodollars" do not neces- foreigners had to pretend that its true sixe is only "slightly MI for the mcrckuU of the dollar's value never more than $100 billion" — morning-after headache which modes overhanfio| the Amer- sarily have anything to do witli causes some discomfort bat catastrophe: the "Euro- ican economy, ready at any Europe, and they may not changed, BO matter how many which, while it still sounds likt dollar" horyman may turn we printed and exported. This a lot when you say it fast, hardly threatens to do bodily moment to come slashing into even be dollars in the way yon harm-following overin- oat to have been a peat big our tenuous prosperity. and I usually think of such coxy fiction, known as fixed would be only about a tenth of exchange rates, resulted in the the comparable current mone- dulgence at the monetary take. Year after year, though things. They appear on the bar... And If a substantial re- books of banks anywhere in piling up of some massive tary aggregate in toe U.S. Thoae who have been re- that sword - If it exists at all pools of dollars overseas. And Moreover, adding in the "Eu- acceleration In worldwide in- peatedly (aad Inaccurately) - has proved to have been the world outside the U.S. as flation does emerge during the deposit liabilities, de- lately, those pools have grown rodollar" figure over the foncasUnf Imminent ecooom- made of papier-mache And as we continued to run in the years would not nave helped early IHOs, much of the blame Ic doom over the last live now cornea a fascinating new nominated in dollars. The will probably again be focused handa that hold "Euro- red Internationally, as one bit in predicting the course yean frequently have died study to suggest that, in more How did all those bucks get ance of payments — all those speculation against the dollar of the American economy - upon the rapid growth of the the traneadoue pool of U.8. ways than one, there may be dollars" may never actually on all thoae books? We have yean, la other words, when Eurocurrency markets — but touch green. has Intensified and as new whereas watching the politi- dollars held abroad - now er less here than meets the eye. enormous deficits in our bal- we spent more than we took In. holders of dollars, such as the cally Induced changes in the it will be domestic monetary OPEC nations, have deposited domestic money supply would policies here and abroad that many of them outside the U.S. have been an excellent guide. will be the real culprits." The theory is that the pres- Those who contribute to the With all the problems ence of all these dollars in alarm over dollars (and other you're supposed to be worry- hands that might suddenly be- currencies) held outside their ing about every day, it's nice America's latest love affair come less than friendly means native lands are confusing to be able to report on one a constant threat of dumping, cause and effect, Argus says: about which you may be able By SYLVIA PORTER such as automatic transmission, power steering leading to massive declines in "The pool of Eurocurrencies to relax. What's the blast Mane twM In America's and power brakes lifts the van to 17,000-U.OOO the dollar's value and then to IBMIMUI low affair with the automobUe? Snb- For a plush van (foldaway bed, air condition- even more cataclysmic eco- sab compacts? alotoriied, sophisticated ing, stereo, the works), figure 111,000 to 112,000. If nomic events. It is a well Truck strike woes spread scooters? Cars that can run well on alcohol? YOUR MONErS you're handy, buy a cargo van and customize it played record' to which no one DETROIT (AP) - Shutdowns and short-shifts stemming Wrong oo all count* The latest object of your yourself has yet actually danced, but it from a shortage of vital parts trucked to car assembly plants affection Is the ''passenger truck" - not the (t) As to fuel, your van may get as little at 7.5 has obvious continuing spread through the auto industry as a Teamsters union strike mammoth It to U-wheel cargo-hauling arm- to 10.S miles pe gallon, depending on Its size and melodic attraction not only for and truck industry lockout entered its second week. More than breakers bat the light-duty van, pickup and utility WORTH equipment, against 12 to 14 mpg for a station the professional purveyors of 124,000 hourly workers were laid off in the industry as Chrysler models rigged for family travel, recreational wagon. But heavier vans still can use lessex- gloom, but for politicians — Corp. - the nation's third largest automaker - virtually shut louring or commuter pools pensive regular leaded gas rather than unleaded. who are ever alert for new down its operations today. Sales of these car-truck motor hybrids have (I) On overall operating costs, Hertz esti- ways to confuse us into looking •oared hi recent years, while the popularity of trucks retailed in 71 and about * million US. mates the lightest, bsnbooes cargo van, driven elsewhere and thus absolving traditional domestic passenger cars has been autos. 10,000 miles a year and kpt three yars, costs 37 « Now comes a studjkby the SAME DAY SERVICE lagging or even sagging, a soon-to-bereleased There are now more than 10 million trucks on cents a mile at 1171 prices. them from their own overrid- Harts study of the nation's vehicle-buying trends US roads, nearly double the number a decade That's almost a penny less than the JS 7 cents ing responsibility (or domestic Income Tax Returns will emphasise. ago — but only about half again as many can, the company calculates for a standard-size sta- inflation Between 1971 and 71, for instance, while domestic or import. (Import car sales have tion wagon. (A typical intermediate sedan took scholarly and dispassionate daiiastk car sales fell I percent, truck purchases almost doubled in the past decade, but are still a.l cents a mile.) Argus Research Corporation • Federal • State shot up almost II percent. Aad the lifhuhity under half the truck sales.) But "passengerixing" your van can raise your suggesting that the whole models — sow accounting for nine of every 0 Why the trend to trucks? Speculates a Ford per-mile outlays to 42.S cents, and the bigger, "Eurodollar menace" has 747-2333 appointment trucks sold — surged II percent in those same five official: heavier plush units could require S7.5 cents. been overestimated both in "A family with a four-door domestic sedan is Trucks, though, are sturdier, depreciate more sise and in potential im- Larsen Associates b 71 alone, track sales rocketed 11 perceat; not going to buy another one for a second car. slowly in early years than cars — and can be kept portance. Applying a series of U.S. car aalea, only 1 percent. And In the past They are more apt to pick a sports import, a van, longer. If you operate your van six years, rather rigid monetary tests to that SO Broad Straw, fl.d Bank decade, new truck registrations have Jumped IB pickup, or four-wheel-drive utility unit, instead." than three, your per mile outlays are reduced 8 figure of $00 billion, for ex- fabov* R»mdt Jtwlry) percent, domestic cars a mere 7 percent. And at least a million families rely on a truck percent; if you operate the van 10 years, you save Every statistic you check affirms this slmost as their sole means of transportation, according about one-third. explosive growth In truck purchases to industry figures (4) The smallest vans are about three feet Detroit's two top-selling nameplales last year WouM a passmgfr truck suit you as a first or shorter than a standard-size station wagon, about Kqjotone Savings wereTord second set of wheels? Consider these facts before the same width, but as much as two feet higher. and Chevrolet - F-series and C-serin pick- you buy: Measure your garage. ups. (The most (1) Purchase price. The smallest basic cargo (5) Finally, despite their creature comforts, popular car. Cutlass, was third.) van can cost 10 percent less than a standard-site passenger trucks still ride and handle differently Both Dodge and American Motors - two big station wagon - in the It,500 range. A pickup can than cars. So before you buy, borrow or rent one carmakers sold more trucks than cars hi 1(71. be as much as M percent under a wagon, a four- for a week or so. truck output is now almost 4S percent of wbed-drive utility unit, i to 10 percent more.) You'll probably love the trucks - as more and Pay Detroit's passenger-car volume against Just II But for that 15,900 price, your van has Just one more millions of Americans do. But try them percent 10 years ago, with dose to 4 million seat. Merely adding seats, windows and options first, and you'll be sure. your trills easier The OTC stocks quicker By DAVID R. SARGENT Waal arc year thought! M Q - Is it advisable to lavesl these stocks? -W.W..FIa. the in Over-the-Coaater sucks? - SUCCESSFUL A — Your Inherited CM., Calif. portfolio, worth 124,000. yields A - Where a stock trades an avenge of ( percent and time should not be a major (actor in INVESTING offers moderate growth poten- making an investment de- tial. In the last five years, saving cision. Far more important American Telephone has In- are the company's record of shareholder interest, these creased Its dividend an aver- money sales, earnings and dividend companies seek membership age of 7 5 percent annually growth, ill financial strength, on the American Slock Ex- The most recent increase, 10 change, later moving to the cents quarterly to II25 a saving the outlook for its Industry and share, is payable in April. U.S. the company's position in its New York Stock Exchange There are many thousand! Steel also has been liberal, way field. If a stock scores well on raising its dividend an average all counts, it will probably more issues trading over-the- counter than there are on all » percent annually in the five prove to be a worthwhile in- years through 197B Anbeuser THE by the exchanges combined. Yet vestment regardless of where and GTE have upped their PICTORIAL it iiliited the dollar volume of trading on payments an average of 5 phone Some of the advantage* the Big Board runs five to ten percent per year in that peri- IS often claimed (or NYSE-listed times that of the regularly od. These stocks give you COMING! quoted OTC stocks. Because laaoes are broader investor ex- some hedge against inflation April 19 posure, more Institutional in- unlisted issues sre smaller and should be held Steadman Keyatone Saving* and more speculative, they terest, tighter listing require- Associate* has little appeal J.C.L. NEPTUNE • ASOUfcr PARK- MANALAPAN ments and greater availability move in wider swings than of stock information Some un- listed stocks While this means listed companies which quali there is greater potential for fy for NYSEIiiting do not profit, the same may be said choose to make the move. Fi- for loss In the long run, it is 19th Annual nancial companies generally the stock, not the exchange, are traded OTC as are such that matters Show Biz .large and venerable com- Q - We sre comfortabl) Kraut WOMEN'S DAY panies as Anheuser-Busch, retired at M with ao ckildrea. Cannon Mills and Recently we iaherlled IM Mallinckrodt, Inc Smaller, Amerlcaa Telephoae, 4N Move Over!! newer firms, however, con Aibr»«rr B«n h. 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We regret any 490 IinOflD ST R I • SHRI wsnufiy N j inconvenience this may cause. monmouth mall N J Wyckofl Road at the EaJontown Circle NJHUII a Harlsdale, H 1 A* The Daily Register Sadat assassination plot brews Amin But the Libyan leader ElUbllshed kn 1878 — Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON and registered his displeasure denied it "No," he told me, it TRIPOLI - Deep in the with Qaddafi by sending his is not true We have people in shadows of the Israeli-Egyp- ARTHUR Z. KAMIN armed forces to blast Libyan Kampala — some teachers, tian negotiations, a team of WASHINGTON border outposts. President and Editor some medical people, assassins has been watching The United States handled bankers, a joint bank brtween for a chance to upset the peace SCENE the threat against Am- us and them, mosques Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor and turn the triumph into trag- bassador Eilts in a quieter edy manner. A top State Depart- The Moslem leader, Inun Musa-sadr, accompanied by Ironically, these grim plot- ment official simply called the 6 MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 two aides, called on Qaddrfi ters may actually have helped Libyan charge d'affaires, 1 unite Libya with Egypt as the several weeks ago That ! the to bring Israel's Prime Min- Shadan Gashut, and notified first step toward creating one ANDERSON last the world has teen of ister Menachem Begin and him that the United Stales had great nation. Intelligence re- Musa-sadr The Central In- Pandora's box Egypt's President Anwar full knowledge of the plot and ports claim that Qaddafi even hoped to knock off Sadat dur- telligence Agency has re- Sadat together. But they Qaddafi's backstage role in it. lived for awhile in Sadat's ing hii historic peace mission ported that he disappeared in haven't abandoned their at- home I looked up Gashut in to Israel. The hour of greatest Libya after arguing with Qad tempts to murder the men But the dream somehow Tripoli. He confirmed that he danger, sources told me, was dafi over money. Qaddafi gave who, in their view, have be- turned sour. The uncom- had received the dramatic call during his visit to Jerusalem's me a different version. "The trayed the Arab cause. promising Qaddafi felt that but denied that Libya was in- Mosque of Omar where King official documents, which we The story goes back to the Sadat had betrayed the Nasser volved in the plot to as- Abdullah Ibn Hussein of Jor- have showed that he went to summer of 1977 when a team ideal and had become a traitor sassinate Ambassador Eilts. dan was assassinated in 1951 Rome and Paris," said the of terrorists allegedly carry- to the Arab nation. Sadat de- In Cairo, meanwhile, the Libyan dictator. "He is a But the Sadat trip to Israel ing Libyan documents slipped veloped an equally unflatter- assassination Up is said to friend of Libya." into Cairo. They had murder ing opinion of Qaddafi. "Maq- have persuaded Sadat that he was arranged too hastily for on their minds. noun," he called Qaddafi, could deal with his old foes, the assassins to make suffi- Qaddafi contends that the The details are shadowy; meaning crazy the Israelis. Thus Qaddafi's al- cient preparations, my people rule themselves In his the Central Intelligence Agen- The Libyan leader, mean- leged plot may have had a sources suggested country, thaj they have created a political system cy still hasn't pieced together while, opened his country to different result than he had There is one consolation for the full story. But high on their Palestinian extremists. In- intended Now Israel and without a government, that he Sadat The politics cf as- is merely the motivating force hit list, our sources say, was telligence reports claim he Egypt are at peace, freeing sassination can cut two ways; the name of Anwar Sadat. The helped to organize some of combat divisions to move behind this system but does intelligence reports claim not rule the people. "This is American ambassador in them into an assassination from the Israeli to the Libyan there have been assassination Cairo, Hermann Bills, was team. The reports vary on border. an idea that the philosophers plots lately directed at Qad- and the thinkers dreamt about also marked for assassination. whom he had in mind for But in the Bedouin tent that dafi. The mastermind behind the targets. One reportedly was Qaddafi has pitched outside a long time ago." he said plot, according to intelligence his former Cairo host, another his palatial headquarters in LETTER FROM LIBYA: "That a people might exist sources, was Libyan dictator the American ambassador in Tripoli, he tersely denied hav- Libyan strongman Nuammar without a government. And the Muammar Qaddafi. Early in Cairo. ing any thing to do with the plot Qaddafi has more sophisti- wealth and arms could be dis- cated warplanes, intelligence tributed justly to all the people his political development, he In any event, Israeli in- to kill Sadat. "How is it pos- had come under the spell of sible to believe such a thing1" reports claim, than pilots to ... Authority, weapons and telligence got wind of the plot fly them So he has recruited wealth should be distributed the charismatic Camel and tipped off the Egyptians. he asked me "Sadat will be Nasser, the late Egyptian exterminated by the Egyptian pilots from North Korea to among all the people. This will The contact was made through help man his made-in Russia create a happy society be- leader, who raised the banner Morocco, where Israeli for- people That is the correct of Pan-Arablsm In Cairo. way." Air Force The Korean pilots cause it is free, no authority, eign minister Moshe Dayan can be seen in Tripoli wearing no government All the Nasser's death, Sadat's made two secret trips to see Still intelligence reports huge Kim Il-sung badges citizens are equal The author- succession and Qaddafi's coup Sadat's confidant Hassan continue to carry vague but ity, the wealth, the weapons only strengthened the fierce Intelligence reports claim Tohamy sinister reports of assassins are in their hands " He called young Bedouin's determina- that Qaddafi sent both planes According to one report, lurking in the bazaars and al- this the "theory of tomor- tion to make Nasser's dream and troops to aid his embattled Sadat confirmed the Israeli leyways of the Middle East. row " come true. Qaddafi tried to tip, rounded up the culprits One report warned that they friend. Ugandan dictator Idi Yes, it was a disaster

ItlllilMllllllHIIHMIIIIIIItHHIIItltHMIIlllllll aster?" It was surely no dis- their way - il they succeed in By JAMES J KILPATRICK halting the atomic generation The water pump broke in aster as such events ordinarily are defined. By the ordinary of power - what alternatives the nuclear reactor at Har would they propose1 Three risburg about 4 o'clock on the CONSERVATIVE yardsticks, the accident at Harrisburg ranked below a possibilities are mentioned — morning of Wednesday, March to replace atomic generation 28 The first news dispatches VIEW run-of theline train wreck or a 10car pileup on the freeway with coal generation, to em- were models of accuracy and bark upon a crash program to restraint; It was a most seri- The event added up to a big limliiniiMllllllHlllliliHillMliiiiiinilllHili news story for two reasons It develop solar power, and to ous accident, but it was not the reduce our lifestyles so street. Ayres is a fine reporter had novelty. It was not merely first time a reactor's emer- drastically that we consume 10 and maybe so, maybe so. But the "most serious" nuclear The paramedic plan gency core cooling system had percent less power been activated now that the reactor has accident in the industry's his- KILPATRICK tory, it was almost the only The controversial paramedics regu- among the first aid squad members who After that it was downhill cooled and the hounds of the Coal carries a heavy price, serious accident in the in- all the way The accident press have walked back to not only in pollution but also In lation was voted down by the State Health have performed such a magnificent job of dustry's history Second, the swiftly became a disaster, and their kennels, could a still, despair ol satisfying all the terms of miners killed and in- Care Administration Board Thursday. We emergency service on a volunteer basis. story had mystery; it had all the disaster swelled to a small voice of dissent be elaborate paperwork require jured Solar power cries out 1 the allure of the unknown were hardly surprised, some 500 as- They understandably feared loss of auton- crisis. From the crisis we raised' ments of regulatory agencies (or development, but even a Those great chimneys, as sembled first aid squad members were omy and resented the fact they had not leaped to the "possible Nobody was killed At some point the environmen- crash program would produce ominous as prehistoric altars, delighted, and State Health Commissioner catastrophe." There is some- So far as we know, nobody tal extremists, the demon- no significant Increments been consulted beforehand. symbolized sacrifice to the thing in the newsman that was seriously injured. strators and the "Union of before the turn of the century Joanne Finley was first chagrined, then We can only guess that state author- material gods of energy and dearly dotes on morbid No lasting damage was Concerned Scientists " (as if I.el us talk aboul voluntary angered the good life. Given these ele- ities felt there would be time enough for speculation. For the next sev- done to the ecology. other scientists were not con trends toward austerity when ments, it is no wonder that a All the board succeeded in doing, Ms. consultation at the planning sessions pro- eral days, the press reveled in The systems worked In cerned I create harassment they turn nut the first light at doomsday press squeezed the that no longer is sufferable Finley charged, was to reject )2 million in posed. If so, that was a serious mis- bull's-eye maps by which this emergency, the core cool- Las Vegas. federal aid. thousands would flee the dis- ing machinery did exactly story for all the drama it could The Harrisburg accident will calculation. yield provide all the fabric required Harrisburg has to be put It seems that there may have been a aster scene. "Cloud of Fear what it was supposed to do Dr. Finley accused the eight mem- The damage was contained for the fashioning of bedsheet calmly in perspective as a bad broad misunderstanding of what Thurs- Grips Goldsboro." When wor- bers of the board who voted down the plan ried people spoke, they spoke There never was any serious And. yes. Harrisburg was a bogeymen Remember Three accident, nothing more On its day's action was all about. If there was, Mile Island! In a few weeks. record here and abroad, nucle- of "copping out under pressure." But 200 in hushed tones. probability of a meltdown In disaster. The accident may the state board must assume the blame. the best judgment of men who well have crippled the further everyone will have forgotten ar power production remains emergency vehicles in a protest parade Well, maybe so, maybe so We're left with the feeling that the matter When Drummond Ayres of the devote their lives to atomic production of electric energy what in fact ought to be re the salest. cleanest, most effi- outside, and ISO first aiders crowding the membered — that this was no cient method of power genet was badly mishandled at the state level. New York Times got to Gold- energy, persons in the affected from atomic reactors Long hearing room and adjacent halls while area suffered only a very light before the valve malfunc- true disaster at all. ation we know of We have to We quote Dr. Finley: "All this para- sboro, he could find only a hundreds more waited outside is rather brown-andwhite dog wander- exposure to radioactivity tioned at Three Mile Island, II the calamity howlers and have it We cannot afford to medics regulation did was set up guidlines ing aimlessly on a deserted Was this, then, a "dis- utilitv companies had begun to the purveyors of panic have lose it the local health systems agencies to formidable "pressure." If there is a les- develop emergency medical services son here it is that no bureaucracy should plans with input from all affected attempt to steam-roller public sentiment groups ' Federal aid monies were being and explain later. held to finance that. The board rejected it, Consideration of a paramedics plan no Concerned about Fort Dix action then voted, Dr. Finley said, to do the same doubt will be revived. When it is, we trust Atlantic Highlands is below the average peak in this information in a less than thing but without the federal grant. it will be aired in a manner that insures To the Editor: which it should be. The Army clear light, this story does a There now are indications that the that all the necessary information gets to I am deeply concerned with has one-third the manpower it FROM OUR READERS great injustice not only to Monmouth Regional, its board proposed planning sessions might have all the right people at the right time. And the Army, the Department of had seven to ten years ago. 1 LrtHri to Nit Mtor Mil U il Wrt Mvt Ike wrHtr 1 (»m»Mi •• of education and its super- Defense, and the Fort Dix Yet still the draft bill is uncer- •H «M MtfJMM MWlfcir. TIMI «•! M(IM It* WtT* Hl(ftCt*l resulted in developments of real benefit the first aid people should be the first to «• art pull I. dMMimMli •! attl Hr rfl MKf t intendent, but to the members closing. Many valuable Army tain. This should not be ig- OWMrcW rr**t for all concerned. But that obviously had know. Meanwhile, we must support those bases are being or going to be nored by the people. The Army of the three communities who send their children to the not been made clear. Misunderstanding who defeated the plan. Under the circum- shut down. An example is Fort is weak on land defense. Mr. seems to have generated some misin- Carter (the President) as well reactions are caused. Yes, I The. story begins with the school and the members ol the stances of its presentation, it wasn't ready Dix. N J 1 think if the Secre- public who turn to your paper formation and a great deal of mistrust tary of State was smart, he as the Secretary of Defense agree shutting down bases potentially inflammatory for acceptance. knows it. Some people or most headline of "M Monmouth for an unbiased accounting of would or should keep the bases saves money but it causes un- the news. open If not at least part time. people don't care as long as employment. Yes, unemploy- Regional Students suspended Yes, I agree some bases we're as strong or stronger in ment is a major problem of for fighting " The important I must seriously question should be moved or shut down. air with jets and missiles than the USA. This is what the (act, that the suspensions were your reasons lor running this Middletown tax hike But this would be only for cer- the USSR. is. President of the United States the result of several separate article in the form it is pres- tain purposes of America is supposed to help incidents, spread out over an ented in, and in fairness to all In the long run, Middletown taxpayers state, they said, "that we got one by them But talking about Fort Dix The army, the U.S. Army, as well as other bases chain get rid of. The government entire month, is not mentioned parties involved, ask (or a pub- should come out even, but at the moment last year" but couldn't do it again. knows this. If it took leftover until the second and third par- lic response to this letter. it's a bit of an embarrassment to township The state division insists that those useful money from the tax- agraphs. Here it is in the con- Lawrence Alan Levine officials that the seven-cent local purpose payers and put it into defense, text of statements made by revenues be applied not against current the superintendent, and is tax hike they had anticipated turns out to we would have a very powerful expenses but against bonded indebted- army. Those extra millions stated clearly enough to cor- Thanks be a 14-cent one. The difference is the ness. They thus will not affect the upcom- year after year add up. rect the impression created by Edison result of an accounting ruling by the state ing year's tax rate although they will I don't wish to exaggerate, the headline and opening para- lo the Editor Division of Local Government Services. but I think the U.S. Army may graph. benefit taxpayers by reducing debt ser- On behalf of our multi- The township, it seems, hoped to app- be going into or is in a depres- The lead paragraph starts ethnic committee, I want to vice commitments. ly at least $100,000 of an anticipated sion. I think people all over the with an accusatory "Even thank you and your staff lor country should write letters to though 14 students were sus- the excellent coverage the (466.153 in revenues, representing the So while the overall effect will be negligible, the tax rate will look con- their newspaper or to the pended for 'fighting' last Register afforded our Fourth county share of the Bayshore drainage White House showing their month at Monmouth Re- Annual Heritage Festival Ball trunkline project costs, against the cur- siderably less attractive than it first ap- concept. If people, millions of gional .... the superintendent. . on Feb. 24th. It is both en- rerft expense budget to reduce the rate. peared. The error was the old one of people, did this I think Con- does not consider it 'a major couraging and gratifying to Last year, the state had permitted the use counting a chicken that hadn't hatched. gress would listen and act. I problem'. The use of the word any group to have its local hope this subject is not out of And Committeeman Frank Self per- "even," according to newspaper respond so well and of (260.000 in similar funds as "antici- hand. I think anyone who Webslers dictionary, means in we have received many favor- pated revenue " in the budget. Township formed a service in making an issue of it would like to know should this case "though it may able comments on your cov- officials, waging the good fight to get the and launching an effort, albeit unsuc- know. seem improbable," suggests erage. funds restored this year, were told by the cesful, to make it good. Brian Baker that the reporter, and by im- This ball provides an op- plication, the Register, do not portunity lo get together for Disturbed believe the superintendent's fun and relaxation for all the Washington DC. comments to be the case. This many people who have been The Price arboretum To The Editor: sets the rest of his comments, or will be, working all year I wish to express my dis- which the article depends on with their respective ethnic for information in six of its may over an article concern- committees to produce their In a highly appropriate action, Eaton- the borough Bicentennial Committee. He seven paragraphs, in a most ing Monmouth Regional High own Heritage Festivals at the town officials and other dignitaries on was a recipient of the Greater Eatontown unfavorable light. Garden State Arts Center. As Saturday dedicated the borough's new School which appeared in your Chamber of CommerceProgress Award. paper on Wednesday, March 7, The article does not go on I m sure you know, the pro- arboretum and wildlife sanctuary to the ceeds from these festivals as Mr. Price, who di«* last November, on Page Five. to explain whether or not the memory of the late Mayor F. Bliss Price. The article, an account of suspension of 14 students is or well as from the ball, are was an outdoors enthusiast and the nam- donated to the Arts Center Mr. Price served the borough as the school's monthly board of is not a problem, but leaves this important point hanging. Cultural Fund mayor from 1949 through 1960 and was ing of the beautiful new sanctuary for him education meeting, is mislead- By taking an immediate instrumental in developing what is now is a particularly fitting recognition of the ing, poorly documented, and is Our fourth Heritage Festi- set in a tone that belongs on slant in the tone ol the article, val Ball was very successful. the Monmouth Mall. He also had served on outstanding service he gave to his munici- 'On those letters about the budget — tell them editorial pages, where it can't by seeking only, one source of A. Thorslen Karlsson the Planning Board and as co-chairman of pality. we are thinking aboul money matters constantly' information, and by placing be mistaken for news. General Chairman College hikes tuition *BT LONG BRANCH - from *•» per semester to from tfiO to tSS The range tot Uoamooth CoUefe Board M»; the 10-mealt per week for singles will be from $475 to oJ Trattea ha* aathorixed a plan, from «I70 to M00 SSM Doubles will range from WO Iacreaae la Moon and Current lingle room charge M00 to $450. Triple occupancy other charics, effective with per lemester range, depend- rooms will be $325 per *• beftata, of the Summer ing upon location, will be hiked seme* to- Sessions on Jane 4. Tuition charies for fall ttme enderfraduate* will fo Local students get band award f Mil semester, resultinf the event. ii a baton chart* of f 1,710 per WEST LONG BRANCH - Other award* wire: semester, or 11,410 (or the Two Matawan Regional stu- Snperior Stage Bands: veer. dent* were among eight who were named ouUUndinf io- South Plainfidd High School; The charfe per credit for strumeauiisu in the fifth an- John F. Kennedy High School, part-time andergradaate* will nual High School Stage Band WUttngboro; and East Orange increase by St to 1KB The Invttatioonal Concert, held at High School. camat per credit charge ia Monmouth College, here Best Overall Stae Ap- IN for undergraduate courses pearance: East Orange High Charge per credit for grad John Conte, ban; and Tom Zneandc, bau trombone, re- School and Brick Township amSnw sate stndenU will be boosted High School from 1100 to $101 ceived the honor at the day- Room and board will in- long event. Middlelown COP QUAKER YARD BIG RED BARN crease an average of ta per Emmau High School, Em- JER STANDARD semester. All room costs will mass, Pa., and WiUlngboro installation is set Increase an average of SB per High School, Willingboro, MIDDLETOWN - Officers BARN were named winners in the of the Republican Hub of Mid- BARN Urn Outstanding Stage Band cate- The cwrent board charge dletown will be installed gory at the concert. 95 TiNlM for fivuhy (15 meals per Wednesday at I p.m. In The week) meal plan it M10 per The two school* placed Cobblestones, Rt. 35 149 AlMtt semester. This will rise to their stage bands at the top of Freeholder Jane Clayton II bands which competed, ac- will be guest speaker. MM The seven-day (It meals 8x8x8 NoRinil per week) meal plan will go cording to Prof William F. A buffet will be offered and Wetxel, who helped coordinate the public is invited With H Siding 214" 00 12x12x12 lOxtxf 929 Complete with all Hardware. Fasy 11 1049^0 to follow instructions. 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PAY BY 6mrtkt 24.75 26.00 1.25 CREDIT CARD. 12Mftks 49.00 52.00 3.00 S CHECK OR CASH 'ExcMllltits MONMOUTH s The Daily & Sunday Register BUILDING CENTER ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY N.J. 542-4000 777 SHREWSBURY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY ASK FOR CIRCULATION R4V3-I/79 OPEN: Monday - Friday, 7:30-9; Sat., 7:30-6 PHONE: 747-5220 9 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 Fonda: 'China Syndrome Television Today New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 is reflecting real issues brook la turning hit Sun- EVEMNO deddee to launch t etng- Ing rnuelcel career (60 day morning bf oadcattt cision making, whether it's t on WKBP kilo a quick- "People teem to think I mjiuU- By DOLORES BARCLAY Bedford Stuyvesant or Queens iiMiun was an activist in the '60s. I buck rip-off and Andy NEW YORK (AP) - The or Santa Monica where I live." JOHSKU Si Tra»lt prowfcna to clean wasn't," the says. "I didn't oncowu la Qtynor, Steva Allan, chin came first, jutting out The group lobbies, primari- Tony BIN, Jerry Lelber, uothe with purpose from a froth of surface until toe very end. But JUIMiAl an *• COWAN* I IB1IHHUIH ly on the solar energy issue, ifllflRLU Mfta StoBer, Carol toasty blonde curls. Then the in those five short yean of 'Chafing Dish Dinner' i it* ' LOU 6MM Lou and and recently on rent stabilii- i Connors. involvement in the antiwar Steak Plant aautaad In a Roaal stumble onto a big smile. John Ireland guett alart • ifTStttUtDUl movement, I found you only tion CED candidates also run chafing dish le prepared story but havetrouMe put- It's ail ice, but It quickly aethefatnerofaMndboy • WOMMtCTNN'TheHap- move forward like a turtle un- for public office. rightattfceteMe.toftmed ting It together erter they thaws with one straight- who galnt telf-retpect plneea Ha" TMa program less and until other conditions Jane Fonda doesn't really by La Oatoau Vktofce au too an okWnM mobatar at forward handshake. "Hi! I'm when he It picked to ptay Invettlgatee a pill that are ready for everything to fit into the day-UMlay opera- Chocolal, a rich helps allevlete the a poah reeort. (R; 60 Jane Fonda." querterbeck ki every unu- happen." tions of CED because over the chocolate cake and symptoms of manopauee She slides into a chair and aual footbaa game. (R; «0 past few years, she's been Mouessins; made with- HI WOdlCn Mrd ItV pOBSIDW begins to smooth out imagined She also learned a lot about out flour or butter, for Ink to cancer. making hit movies almost i seert. • oouwns wrinkles in the tablecloth herself. About the pampered • coumsunivAun |7) Sptdail Uwl She's ready to proceed. princess of the Hollywood glit- back to back. Nor does she I COITBVOUITSOCfn Ml pump her Hollywood loot Into I UKUHOfT) (7) • • (WHOM NMW Al THE • THE ACADEMY "I'm healthy and I'm hap- ter factory, who had a famous I HUDTMKH httnlPM HOWS DaNverence' 1873 AWAM8I py and I have very deep beliefs and adored father and a moth- the cause, she says, because I MCKWS Stare: Burl Reynolds, Jon in what I do," she says. "Take er who committed suicide in a the organization would I WWlfSMIDOWUtS DmeVtKMY Volght. The harrowing "The China Syndrome.' I be- sanitorium when Jane was crumble using her money as a tale of four Atlanta I OSIfWS COMO's tfMN8 m wmiHKim lieve in the movie so much young. About the willowy crutch. Instead, there is active suburbanites who eel out AWAIOS Fifty one yeart of that I get high off of helping it method actress who found fundraising I KW TIME SPECIAL! for a weekend canoe ad- the art, glamour and eheer "I've found my niche," she venture In backwooda do well." herself in sex and comic roles I MMIMB tltOUGN IK magic of the movies will said. "No more do I wonder I I Oeorglewhtchturnsoutto bo talutad whan the Miss Fonda was awaiting and few serious and demand- SKCU1 Parry Como la betheordsalofthelrllves. Academy Awards ere pre- tonight's Academy Award cer- ing ones. should I stop being an actress lolned by Ptm Dawbar (2 hit.) sented live from the Lot emonies with considerable in- Jaae Fonda and become an organiser. "Since I was put to the m and Bernedette Peter • In Angtlot Music Canter. terest. She was nominated for mentt. She witnesses an acci- That's not my place." • ftXHWS teat, I learned that I'm per- cetebratlna the land- Johnny Ctreon will serve an Oscar for best actress for dent at a power plant and its WM1HMD0IUIHMI fectly prepared to lose a ca- K1MD0U6M markt and laganda of at the sole matter of cer- her role as the lonely military resultant covenip. ifaa J ft * WNlMJNlll|Sl reer if that's what demanded, MKKWS emonies for this show. (2 wife in "Coming Home." "Much of our conditioning Ing beauty of tprtng and CHERYL LADD hra.,3Omlnt.) if that's what's necessary," MIMUM She won an Oscar in 1972 as is based on the tremendous the )oy of Eaater. (BO StKllll • ACAWfflfADHTNt pro- she says in measured tones. gram fealurat 'The best actress for her per- amount of public relations oncoupu • MOW fl«AM»)"h "Ma Numbert Start with the formance in "Klute," and generally done by corporate "I'm not afraid of being MCI CAYfll SHOW Guest: Ct* If II Cherlton Hoe- • • CHBtn UN SKCIAl River,' a nostalgic review was nominated in the same powers in league with the gov- disliked for my views. I've rthor Maureen Howard. ton, Jaton Robardt. The Cheryl Ladd, In her flrtt of rural life In America; category last year for ernment," she says learned that there's nothing WMMTItMnim tuaet-uitBKrai ttory of an ambtUout man television tpeclal, stars In "TlmePlece,' an animated "Julia," but did not win the more wonderful in life than a highly contemporary MHOTtllM MTOW 1* WOSCAISKCUl who plant to murder the commentontheurban'rat award. committing yourself to a emperor of Rome. (2 hrt., but down home musical race' and 'Robert Ken- May need driven IVTHtC MAGAZH'At Ses with guests Waylon Jen '"The China Syndrome' movement — to other beings MATWU SUN. 2 PM OnTheU.8.8. Vulcan;"l 30 mine.) nodyRtin%itiosrwi, • film who care with all of their nlnga and Ban Varaen, made Immediately after reflects controversy and sev- Created 'Woody canfrrauuHJ being about making things bet- and Introduces the Mis the Senator's death. (60 eral issues that are real and on ood pecker" SKCULFMNII alon Mountain Wood people's minds," she says. TRENTON (AP) - New ter." I M SUKrl Of 'Jack the a Band. (60 mint.) '•* uttOFttfi "The film Is reflecting reali- Jersey bicyclists may soon She's made that commit- Rte. 35 UN Burt Reynolds, Dom Q IK IK DOUGH FOCUS: HWJBSfT ty." need an automobile driver's PAM ALOW WITH NAMT ment through an organization DeLulte. (PaM Subscrlp- S 111 MOTHS JOUBUU'Desth i The interview was just license to peddle on interstate • HOUrWOODSOUAKS of a Family' This program that grew out of her husband 0 HWUWrDGAH llon Television) When a days before the nuclear plant highways Tom Hayden's unsuccessful man unsuccessfully trlet explore! the tragedy of •'"* • ttNIUUTTCOiniSl accident at Harrisburg, Pa., Signs saying, "No pedes- to kill hlmtelf after he theiB-year-oWMontvele, •B CAtOL BUtMf n AND FIKDOS senate race - the Campaign that brought considerable pub- trians, bicycles, horses on rinds out he't dying, he New Jersey boy who re- Quest: Steve Lawrence. for Economic Democracy hlret a schizophrenic to turned home from military lic attention to Miss Fonda's freeway" will be posted on "It's a political struggle." do the K>b end the laughs school In South Carolina, |9| THE BENNY latest film. every ramp of the interstate she says "It's about econom- n.i2hra.l and murdered hit entire • HILL SHOW "Look," she says, "the highway system within the ic democracy - about allow- family. Moyers talks with IS HILARIOUSI government has just shut next two weeks, said Robert ing average people real demo- relatival, frlandt and Nolan, chief of the Bureau of (2) TEAM DUMPS Adv. down five nuclear plants on cratic input into economic de- neighbors about the fami- Traffic Engineering in the KKNTrllSHOW the East Coast because * THORPEI "THE ly. (60 mint.) state Department of Transpor- MAKEMEIAU6H they're dangerous. The more ATUNTK HIGHLANDS WHITE SHADOW tation. m mma IKAIK i!HCKUVETIIWW Quest: that happens, and the more Epltode Five. 'UIHe: B.r Author Maureen Howard. people who are utterly ter- One proposal under con- OMtHU 191-0141*1.50 CINEMA 34 l» • • IM WWt SHADOW 80 CIS LATE MOVIE 'THE tie' Llllls's friends tu- rified by the movie and con- sideration would impose a EVENINQ8il7snd»0S Route 34. Aberdeen Thorpe mutt 'face the mu- apectthatthemaybahav- IIJI ROCKFORD FILES: So minimum age requirement for sic,' both literally and fused, there could be a very Ellen Alan 583 3600 Ing t secret affair with the MCMILLAN AND WIFE: aaV - lapact." a permit Other criteria under figuratively, whan he Prince of Weiss. (60 •B THEI0M6HTSWWGuetl Burstyn Alda beglna dating a girl of The film tells of the perils consideration would make • M • • WUt M CMCMrttTI hott: Kenny Rogert. some exposure to automobile questionable reputation Quest: Connie Stevens, of nuclear generation. Miss Reverend uttle Ed Pem- UUII training and some bicycle ex- and the baeketball team mint.) Fonda plays a television news (90nWHO SHOW reporter who covers fluff and perience a prerequisite for a OHMOVIE -(DIANA) •• "MHO wants more serious assign- permit.

MOOJVHVWT Bonn 1914 ODOCOUrti Big Bird to land for Easier fun day SERVING NOVA CALL FOR YOUR LUNCH A DM UOVflUCY MIDDLETOWN - It won't Big Chicken and the East Bun- FREE SAMPLE LESSON DINNER IWU6H1MK be a plane and it won't be ny. WITH OR WITHOUT A PARTNER MOW -(AOVtKlUK -MYSIEH) Superman, but it will be Big AMERICAN UT1N AND DISCO DANCCS FOR There will be prizes for i "Feniga Mrigus" 1954 Bird and his friends flying in those six years old or younger 1 IM 1 «.!.> H.w In IH.,l 45 YEARS • N to greet 10-year-old youngsters IM •Bl'OMOrMW Host: Tom and under Saturday, April 14, who come dressed as funny MOM rill. 1 P.M. ll 10 P.M Snyder. at 10 a.m. in Hodman Park. bunnies, chubby cnix or daffy SAT. II A.M. ll 3 P.M. FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS dux, and youngsters aged 7 7:45 a 9:30 p.m. Dally • MOVIE (DIANA) ••• »lu« The Department of Parks Sat. a Sun 2pm MONDAY A TUESDAY MtTIMo George Pepperd. and Recreation will sponsor an through 10 will compete in jel- Bargain Matinee Jtrthttrf James Maeon. Easter Fun Day on that date ly bean guessing contests and CHICKEN-IN-A-BASKET fflMOVIHADVENIUtf-MAMA)" and invites township young- can vie for the best colored M left II MM It* 'InckUof il Phinlo. Hill" 1966 sters to meet Big Bird, the Easter eggs. Murray Served with Spaghetti or French Fries 95 Robert Fuller, Dan Dur- MSCOIHUI \ 11limt Cookie Monster, Oscar the Easter candy will be dis CALIFORNIA Colo Slow Crump, Kermit the Frog, the tributed to all children. 12 BROAD ST., RED BANK 2 l:» JOCFUMLISHOW SUITE Shrewsbury Ave. Red Bank IM NEWS 741-5858 Herbert St. Ample OH Street Parking I MAKUSWEUV.M.D MS IHOUGHTFWIOOAi At the movies >•>•' ••••• MONMOUTH COUNTY UA MIDDLETOWN II ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP Saturdiv NIoM F»vf r I PG) 1 00. 9 IS CINEMA 14— UA MIDDLETOWN III- ITRATHMOBE Buck Rofifn(PG) ' 45. 9 30 BI*ilngSM»dltt(R)7 Jo, i is STBATHMORE CINEMA I OCEAN TOWNSHIP Supcrman(PG) >.00,9 IS SE AVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I- Make a Date STRATHMORE CINEMA II— Chin* Syndrome I PG I 1 30,1 45 S»me Time Ntxl Year (PGI 7 tM,« tjo SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA M- APRIL 4,11,18,« APRIL 2! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Saturdav Nigh) Fevtf 1PG) 1 30, 9 « The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers free St. Benedict Holmdel PTA will sponsor a Flea Market ATLANTIC CINEMA— MIDDLE 1ROOK MOVIES t- Same Time Nut Ye.r (PG) 7 00. 9 Oi CahfornUSuitKPGIJ 30, 9 30 introductory presentations with a color film every Wed., 8 in the school cafeteria, from 9-4 p.m. Tables S7.50. Call EATONTOWN MIODLEIROOK MOVIES II- COMMUNITY I— LordCH The Ring. (G) 7:00.9.30 p.m. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 747-7035. 583-9543 or 264-7108. Agatha (PG) 7:30,9 W COMMUNITY II— RID SANK Deer Hunter (R) 7:45 RED BANK MOVIES I APRIL 9 APRIL 25 EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN— Murder By Decree (PG) 1 IS, » 30 Buck Rooen (PG) 7:15. 10 JO, Heron RED tANK MOVIES II Chinese Auction, Fire House No. 2, Oceanport Ave., Leonardo PTA is sponsoring a Chinese Auction, Apr. 25, (PO)I:4J Blazing Saddle! (R) 7:30,9 7.S 7 30 P.M. $150 admission, sponsored by West Long Branch 8 p.m., Buck Smith's, Keansburg Admission $2.50. Limited FREEHOLD MONMOUTH ARTSCENTER- MALL I— California Sulti (PG) 7 00, Midnight Ladies Auxiliary No. 2. ticket sales. Call 291-3591,291-2199. OnaSvndromelPG) 7:15,9:30 Exprtnt (R| 9.IS MALL II- MIDDLESEX COUNTY AoathalPGW 30,9 JO EDISON APRIL II APRIL 2« MALL III- MENLO PARK CINEMA I- Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644, Gen- St. Joseph's School PTA will sponsor the annual Sisters Detr Hunter (R) 7:45 Tht China Syndrome (PG) 1:10, 4:S0, NAZLET 7:20,9:40 2 50"" eral Meeting 4 Dance, Don Quixote, Rt. 34, Matawan, 8 Card Party 4 Fashion Show, A Touch of Spring Finery, to PLAZA— MENLO PARK CINEMA II— Butk RogerslPG) 7 30. 9 I* NormaRaelPG) 1 IS, i 10,7:45,10:00 PM. be held on Thurs., Apr. 26, at 8 p.m. in school auditorium. CINEMA I- WOOD Bft I DOE Fashions will be presented by the Finery of Holmdel. ComingHom* (PG) 6:SS.9:10 WOODIRtDOE CINEMA I- CINEMA II— The Champ (PG) J IS, 4 *•>, 7.45.140 APRIL 14 11 Tickets: $2.00 per person 4 refreshments will be served. China Syndrome (PG) 6 SO. 9 00 WOODiRIOGE CINEMA II- Open House for the Community YMCA GYM JAMS, the KEANSBURG Saturdiy Night Fever (PG) 2: IS, 5:00, For ticket Information please call Mrs. Klinedinst' COLONIAL- 7 35, 10:00 state certified preschool program, Cross Of Glory Luther- 566-3110. Card playing not necessary — just come and enjoy Same Time Ntxt Year (PG) J IS. 9 JO SOMERSET COUNTY KEYPORT SOMERSET an Church. Matawan. Parents 4 children invited to ob- the evening. STRAND— RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I— serve classes and meet teachers from 10 A.M. to2 P.M. MF Fiona on Plrt 1:0). 3:15. i », China Syndrome (PG) 7 30.9 - B10, to K. Co F Barbara Brocdca.1 RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II- l2'00.UQ.4:».»:3S.9:m APRIL 26, 27 LONG BRANCH Blailng $*ddlM (R) 7:30,9:30 APRIL 11 The Willowbrook Players will have auditions for LONG IR ANCM MOVIES I— MPAA RATINGS Dialing Saddles (PG) 7:30,9:15 G-Geniral Audloncti The Monmouth County Audubon Society will hold its "Barefoot In The Park" at the Monmouth Civic LONG MANCH MOVIES It- PG All *ofi Parental auldanc* Auditorium, Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, on Apr. 26, 27 at Buck Rogers (PG) 7.40,9:30 •MM monthly meeting, Apr. 11, Wed. 8:15 P.M. in the Trinity MIODLETOWN R-Rtitrlctad Pertoni umler 17 MM ad- Episcopal Church at 65 W. Front St., Red Bank. The guest 7:30 P.M. UAMIDOLETOWN I- mined without parent or guardian X-Adultt only. speaker: Elisabeth Woodford will present a program en- Deer Hunter (R)S:00 -ttW'Wildlife Of The New Jersey Pine Barrens." Ad- APRIL 28 mission free - public invited. TAIL GATE FLEA MARKET SALE at St. Leo's APRIL 12 Church, Lincroft, on Newman Springs Road, 9-4 p.m. Bring QUEST • A weekly forum for single, divorced & your antiques, uniques to sell. Space $6. No rain date Call widowed adults. Discussion. Refreshments. Dancing. Uni- 747-5805 or 542-0457. tarian Church. 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. Dona- tion: 13 00 A Flea Market, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Holmdel Fire Co., will be held at the Holmdel Fire * l:0O7;JC-l:45 APRIL 14 House, Main St., Rt. 520, Holmdel, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., Apr. Children's Easter Party, sponsored by the Latin 28. Bring your own table, $5.00 - our tables, $7.00. Reserva- IOHN IKAVOITA Crusaders Drum-and Bugle Corp., at Belford Engine Fire tions : 946-9741; if no answer call 946-3506. Company. Main St., Belford, 11a.m. to 3 p.m. Also a Magic Show, introducing Mysto, The Magician. Admission fl per Sisterhood of Congregation B'Nai Israel is sponsoring person Refreshments available. For information, 495-1776 its second annual Art Auction to be presented by Bruce Andrews Galleries, Fort Lee, N.J. It will feature such APRIL 17,18 artists as Boulanger, Chagall, Calder, Dali, Merman, Asbury United Methodist Women Rummage Sale, Vickers, Purcell, 4 many more. Champagne preview 8:30 Church basement, 61 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, Tues. P.M. Auction 9:15 P.M. Donation: $1.50 per person. Cham- Apr 17.9-4 P m. Wed., 18th, 9-12noon pagne punch & cheese. It will lake place at Congregation B'Nai Israel, Hance 4 Ridge Rds , Rumson, N.J. For more APRIL t» information call 842-1800 or 291-3712. Sea Bright Church United Methodist Women will hold a Rummage Sale & Cake Sale in the Church basement, from MAYS 9:30 AM. to4P.M Middletown American Field Service Flea Market, High School North parking lot, Tindall Rd , 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. APRIL 20,21 Advance space reservations $7.00. Call 671-5371 or 671-2007. Gilbert & Sullivan's Operetta, "The Mikado" with guest conductor, W. Gordon Pagdin; presented by the MAY 4,5 Monmouth Civic Chorus. Director, Allan Wallace, music Choraliers of Eatontown present "W-A-AY Off Broad- * 1:H-7:lM:iO director. William R. Shoppell. Jr at the Monmouth Arts way," musical variety show, Meadowbrook School, Center. 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Fri . Sat., Apr. 20,21, Wyckolf Rd., Eatontown, May 4, 5, 8 P.M. Donation: A PERFECT 8 15 P.M Tickets TOO. $600 & 14.00. Discount for stu- Adults $3.00. Seniors 4 Students $2.00. Information COUPLE' dents and Sr Citizens. Call 842-9002 or 542-0972. 229-1124. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979

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# f MOT MtWtO WfTM ANY PffMT MVsHOnD BY JOHN VICTOR that are so difficult that we have Gieulajj A ftOU Of HUM fitOCf UCO TMOUGM tlTI AK> Far The AaaodaUd Pm no way of figuring out the ans- Tests such as the SAT often Wf It Kf UNO THE fix. PHJCI wer get no stars. have penalties for guessing. On (Sixth at Ten Putt) the SAT, an unanswered ques- A Time Strategy tion Is worth zero when deter- PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL * THRU 1S. 1979 Time—and how to UK It m Even if the lest publishers mining the raw score. Ques- your advantage-is a valuable tried to put their questions In tions thai are answered incor- part of taking tests order of difficulty, with the rectly are added together and There are four categories Into easiest first and the hardest last divided by four. This means thai which we can classify lest ques- In the test, you would sUD find each wrong answer carries a tions, based on how much time questions towards the end of the penalty of minus to when com- they lake to do and how likely test that would be easy for you to puting the test's raw score. This they are to produce a correct answer. This is because the test is done lo discourage test takers answer. The first category Is lakers will have different from Just filling In answers at those questions that we can backgrounds. You may have random and picking up a few answer quickly and feel very some specific knowledge that extra correct answers by luck. confident of being right The makes a question easy for you The way this works Is as fol- second category Is those ques- that would otherwise be hard for lows Suppose the test laker has tions for which we do not know the typical test taker. In any 10 questions left to answer In a the correct answer but where event, you will probably not section and lime Is running out. RITI AID we think we can figure out— have time to do all of the test He or she might jusl fill In the given some time questions In any given section of last 10 answers at random with- the test So you should have a CHOCOLATE Here Is an example of this out even reading the questions. JELLY BEANS strategy that gets you to the second kind. Statistically the odds are l-ln-5 FLAVORED questions that you can answer for randomly guessing the cor- Let's say that you are not good correctly. FULL 1 LB. BAG at math, so that you do not im- rect answer on the SAT. This mediately know the answer to Here Is one possible strategy: means that out of 10 questions, BABBIT the following question — Instead of going through the on the average, the lest taker Which of these gets bigger aa rest (or each section of a test) would gel two more right and x gets bigger? (x > I) Just once, go through the lest eight wrong Bul 8 times -K A. x -2x several times On the first time equals -2 which Is the penally B 1/x through, look at each question for guessing This added to the expected two correct leaves the C. x'/x1 If the question looks like a guesser with a net gain of zero D. none of these three-star question (can be for his or her efforts You can figure out the answer quickly answered and you're CHOCOLATE by plugging In numbers in place sure of the answer) then answer The penally, however. Is not RITI AID of x In each row. You start with x it. If it looks like a two- or one- "enough to discourage all gues- COVERED EGO equals 2. In A. this gives us 2 - star question, just mark It so MARSHMALL0W EGGS sing Let's say lhal on a one-star LARGE OR SMALL EGGS 4 or -2; In B the result U W, In C lhal you can get back to It on the question you can narrow the the result Is 8/4 or 2 next run through the lest This choices down between two pos- will save time and allow you to If you then plug In 10 for x. sible answers. This means that FRUIT <* NUT find all of the three-star ques- this U what happens: In A. the SO penent of the time you are tions first result Is 10 -20 or -10 The re- going to guess right and 50 per- sults In A are getting smaller, so Afler going through the test cent of ihe lime you are going to A Is wrong In B. I/IO Is smaller once and answering all of the be wrong Out of 10 questions than H so B Is wrong In C. thrcc-sur questions, go back to like this you should, on the av- 1.000/100 Is 10 The results arc the ones you have marked and erage, score five right and five getting larger, so C Is the right try to determine if they are two- wrong The penalty for the five answer All of this calculation or une-star questions On the wrong answers will be 5 times took lime, but It paid off In the Mtond time through the lest, ( '/«) itr -114. which give you a correct answer answer only the questions lhal net gain of +3K more points on A third category li one where you are sure are going to pay off your raw score than If you jusl the questions will take time to In a right answer, even though left the 10 questions un- figure out. and we may still have they are taking up time Then answered to do some guesting ai the right after these questions arc bven if you can only narrow answer The fourth category l> answered, go back through and the correct answer down to one those questions where wr have deal with the one-star qucs of three possible choices, you no idea what the answer Is or uuns Al the end. if you have any are still belter off guessing This how to figure It out time left you can look al the would give you. on the average, questions for which you initially COLGATE We can now uw the above rat- three correct answers and seven decided you had no idea how to wrong answers out of 10. Com- ing system m label test ques- answer If necessary these tions on the Si holjsiu ApUludc puting the penally of 7 times TOOTHPASTE questions can be skipped al (-14) gives you -IK. and Test Those questions that we together SUPER SIZi tan quickly and easily answer, added lo your three correct answers gives you a net gain of we give thrw stars Thosr lhal As you are answering the 9OI. • V. to the good The only time i an be answered bul will lake questions. If any question starts guessing dors not pay off. on the up time we lan give two stars taking up iiw much time, save it TUBE average. Is w hen you are doing It Those questions that will be for the end Use your lime for at random or have no idea what time consuming and lhal will the questions that are most Ihe correct answer Is. mil require guessing we will likely to pay off with a right give one star Those questions answer. Ntti: Tttt Taking Stnttgut. SECRET ROLL ON CEPACOL DEODORANT MOUTHWASH REGULAR OR 18OZ. UNSCENTED BOTTLE 1.5OZ. 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NEW YORK (AP) - The ballpark. cluding Spencer's second-in- than anybody because I think "Oh, yeah, I was aware of New York Yankee! have bad John made a mistake to ning homer, which just they're the club we gotta the Yankee uniform," be said, tome great pitching combina- Robin Yount in the second in- cleared the friendly right field beat." "but I didn't feel any added tions in the past. Lefty Gomel ning, but center fielder fence with Chris Chambliss John started shakily, yield- pressure. I had butterflies be- had Johnny Murphy In the Mickey Rivers ran it down on aboard via a single. ing a run in the first Inning on cause the first game you've bullpen. Whitey Ford had Luis the warning track near the 385- "It wasn't really a tape- a walk, infield out and Cecil got lo get your feet on the Arroyo to bail him out. And foot sign. He made another to measure job," Spencer said Cooper's single His sinking ground. I threw almost ex- now Tommy John has Yankee Gorman Thomas in the third, with a grin. "At first 1 fast ball was moving and be clusively fast balls." Stadium. but Death Valley held it to a thought it would be caught be- recorded 14 outs on ground "Sinker, sinker, sinker," All of it. All that vast double. cause it was a line drive." balls and was aided by three muttered Milwaukee's Don acreage - 387 feet to straight- "Those two balls are home It would have been a home double plays, two of which he Money, who went O-for-4 and away left field, 00 feet across runs in any other park," said run in some other started himself grounded out three times. left-center's Death Valley, 417 John, who had said that the ballparks.. but not all of them. to dead center and MS to right- stadium's layout was a large "I threw a slider that center. factor in his signing with the missed, a changeup that Yankee Stadium, with its Yankees last November as a missed and then a fast ball lopsided dimensions that make free agent in the re-entry draft right in the middle of the left-handed hitters drool and after seven years with the Los plate," Sorensen said, insert- right-handed sluggers cry, has Angeles Dodgers. ing an expletive-deleted before won plenty of games for smart The ballpark also did in plate. "I hate to lose. I want SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 pitchers. Add John to the list. Milwaukee's Lary Sorensen, to beat the Yankees worse "When I signed, I said that who allowed only sii hits, in- this was a very forgiving ballpark and you can make some mistakes," said John, who got away with a couple yesterday in his return to the Floyd calls Greensboro American League after a sev- en-year absence. The 35-year-old lefty scat- tered sii hits in seven innings and pitched the world cham- a big pre-Masters omen pion Yankees to their first triumph in three games, a 2-1 victory over the Milwaukee GREENSBORO, N.C, (AP) - Ray Floyd read a little Brewers with the help of Jim something extra into his dra- Spencer's two-run homer and matic victory in the Greater OUT OF REACH — Slxto Lejcano, right fielder with the Milwaukee Brewers, closes two scoreless innings by relief Greensboro Open Golf Tour- his eyes as he hits the wall In Yankee Stadium after trying tq catch Jim Spencer's ace Rich Gossage, who may nament. two-run homer in the bottom of the second. help John even more than the "It may be an omen," Floyd said after birdies on the final two holes gave him a five-under-par 67. a comeback from a six-shot deficit and — Phils get benefit of rain, sent him to Augusta, Ga. and the Masters as pro golf's most recent winner. "There's certainly no rea- son I shouldn't be a factor in Cards grumble and wait Augusta," Floyd said yester- day. "The year I won (the ST LOUD lAPl \ proposed ruin change applying to gel guys who stall every lime they're behind You get guys Masters) I did the same thing major league fan iln ii eithi-r gumpire, Paul Pryor, made the decision to minutrs later would ha I . ; its entirety back to the field by the Umpires Association. the final round. With two boles But major league ownei • uti.iiir members al- In addition to Schmidt's double, a rain-shortened attack for to play, he trailed two golfers tered that last winter V>w pending ratilic jtinn. it it to be the still winless Phils was punctuated by Bob BOOK'S solo by two shots and another by resumrt at the i«)int il Bjuruia * hi n Philadelphia revisits homer and the veteran catcher's RBI double off Cards right- one St Ixiuisitn June 29 hander Bob Forsch "After the 16th, 1 looked at A snarl, although u i n tticlpatfld ''ul w pTovlliOtl In a vote offense previously restricted to nine hits and three runs by St. under (par). I told myself, expected this am k Louis John Denny and Pete Vuckovich. 'Well, you've just got to birdie "You have a 90-M • • bMrvad.l ardl Manager We're the type of club that people expect to win," the last two holes It's that Ken Boyer You vr got ii against and 2.r> for Must of UIP explained Bowa. who broke out of a O-for-10 slump to double simple.' players d-w ,ih»)ut it. preceding Schmidt's hit "I think it puts a little pressure on us. "I figured six under par la (tit visiting team clubl k • pix-r Canny Ozark We've just to loosen up and take one game at a time." was the number I had to was predu tabl) more opUnustii You like to win them all, but you can't worry about it," shoot," be said. "I think It's got a ctrtaln unount of rfieril he said of the said Pete Rose ' the Phils' new first baseman. "When this So he did it. proposal "All I can do right i lit Otherwise *ou ballclub starts scoring some runs, we'll win " Drawing on 17 years of pro golf tour experience, he ig- GO, BABY, GO — Raymond Floyd reacts as he sinks a birdie butt on the 18th green nored the two-iron shot the to win the Greater Greensboro Open. Floyd finished first with a sixunder-par 282. par-3 17th called for and hit a four-iron low, "right through the wind," then birdied from under par . "I've always been known Mike Money, $1,717 7» 717272-292 20 feet. And he birdied the 18th Jim Simons, $1,737 74 7^73.72-291 Playoff-bound New Jersey Burns, with a 70, and as a guy who, when be gets in Gene Littler. $1,737 7t.n-n.n-m from 25 feet. front, is hard to catch," Floyd Howard Twlttv, $1,737 7l727t75->92 Player, with a 71, tied for sec- Peter Jicoosen. $1,737 72 71-77 70-191 Then he had to wait for the ond at 283. Wadkins was next said. "But in the 17 years I've Bob Lunn. $1,390 . 73-74-72.74-191 Jim Dent. $1,290 1*717£-19! other challengers - Bobby at 74—284 been out here (on the pro golf Hale Irwln. $1,290 H275-193 tour) I've never overcome a Florentlno Molina. $1,290 '6-72-72—2t3 Wadkins, George Burns and Jack Renner, who led or Morris Hatalskv. 11.290 4.71-72—193 Gary Player — to finish. shared the lead through the big deficit. It's about time I Glbbv Gilbert. $1,025 '3-7471—294 bows to Celtics in finale Mike Sullivan. $1,025 S-7IHS-294 "I knew that if I could get first three rounds, collapsed did." Keltn Fergus. $1,025 69 79.7571-194 Barry Jaeckel. $1,025 71 74-71 76-294 in the clubhouse, get the on a string of five bogeys in six Graham Marsh, $1,025 BOSTON IAI'I Jefl Judkins no longer ,. rookie after a Judkins said the Celtics' most important goal is to sign '4-74-74-72—294 number posted, it would put holes on the front side, made a Tom Welskopf. $730 season with the Most": < II never be a "super Bird, a 1778 first round draft pick Mike Reid. $731 176.75-73-295 some pressure on them. It can triple-bogey seven after hit- GREENSBORO. N.C. - Final scores Bob Charles, $731 2-7476-73-m scorer," but n might be difficult to convince the New Jersey and money-winnings in the 1250.000 Jack Newton. $738 J-71-747S-19S NiA PUvaftt i untfj* > Gam* force you to hit some bad shots ting out of bounds on the 10th Grealer Greensboro own Golf Tour, 3-76-7371-195 Nets Loi AnotlM at Dtnirtr.VNp.m, Dennis Sullivan, 1731 •tit of T-utt Wrtti if a guy's sitting in there with namtnl on the 4,9*4 yard, oar 73 Forest Al Gelbereer. $738 '3-72-75—19)5 Flrii Rc«r»j rrMcv'i Cam* and finished with an em- Oahs Country CluDcourse '6-75-71—295 The 6-foot 6 iwingman from Utah ' it on 13 of 18 floor shots E«ittrnCMlirt«Kt Dtmvtr at Lot Angtln. 11.4$p.m. a number on the board," he Nick Faldo, $738 SwtdJv'i Oim# barassing 80 He was far back Hay Floyd, MI.0OO J3 7I7UJ—2M Lanny Wedklns. $585 4-74-72—295 en route to a career high H point . • N'iday as the Celtics Pel. George Burns. 112,000 73 M M 70— 281 BWom Kite, $515 473-77-296 N«m Jtf Hf L«t AnotlM al D*nv«r, i X p n said. 57677-196 ended their losmgest leajon m Instorv with a 127-101 National 000 nttMMrv. Gary Player, 112.000 70 71 7171—283 George Cadle. $585 M Bobby Wadkins. $12,000 70 73 67 74 nt Eddie Pearce. $585 '773-75— 296 '67176-196 Basketball AsMeUUon victory over tht playoff-bound Nets From a share of the lead, Defending champion Seve Re> Caldyiell, 110,000 JO-:"'4-H-72—' W Ron Slreck. $5*5 N| * J '»» at Pmiadtlphta. • 05 p,n Doua Tewell. W.37S '4-71.71-211 '2 7674-296 Ptwtnli 0 0 000 Barney Thompson. 1585 1 7541—296 "Sure, 1 had a lot of tun today but.I'll never be a super FrWaft G«m. Burns bogeyed the 16th in the Ballesteros of Spain never was Lee Elder. H.37S J-6973— 281 Vance Healner. $SS5 Philadtlpn.a at Ntw JtrMv, Mlpr Portland 0 0 .000 Tom Punier. $8,37s 1 JI IS— 281 37082-296 scorer." Judkins said .iflei 'ilayiry just 29 minutes. "I only Tntt4av'i Cam* in contention and finished 70— Rik Mastengale. IS45 SwMav'i Gam* gusty winds that swept the Bobby waltet, $6.7» '5-7472—28* Rod Curl. $54 37674-197 NIM Jtrwv at PhilaOtlprtia. t p m Portland at Photnii.t JQp.m. CurlHSIrange. $«.7» 77374—297 want to work hard at playing a sixth man role." Friday i Gimi 6,984-yard Forest Oaks Coun- 290. Lanny Wadkins, the only 5-7I72-28I Wallv Kuchar. $545 MfflMTV Jack Renner, $6,7SO I-70 80—289 Orville Moody, $545 '3-74-76—197 PtMtnti at Portland. H.4Sp.m. two-time winner this year, Bob Eastwood, i4.ru '47S7J—197 Sunday's Gamt try Club course. Wadkins, hop- 7-72.72-2W Dave Stockton, 1545 A second round draft choice last June, Judkins had a ball PCI. Leonard Thompsn. $4,750 73- 7-7177—197 Portland al Photnin, t JO p.m., it ntc- ing to join brother Lanny on a was 77-296. 6-70-71—190 Bobby Cole, $545 while sharking Uie Nrl.s jnd obviously impressing an old friend, 000 Zoeller. $4,750 Lou Graham. $545 5-73-76—197 000 mirr trip to the Masters, bogeyed Seve Ballesteros, $4,750 Llndv Miller, $525 '478-70-197 Bob Gilder. $4,750 3767574-191 All American Ijrry Bird of Indiana State So did 6-foot-10 Rick SacatMJ RMHHI Floyd collected $45,000 LeeMlklei, $510 two of the last three holes. Jim Thorpe. $4,750 Dale Douglass. $510 1-7774-77-199 Robey, another Bird buddy Robey scored 24 points and grabbed iv't Gam* •Ml at S««M S«f it* Craig Sladler. $2,937 'S74-7S7S-199 Alianta al Houiton, f 01P m. Dalt* and Timti It to announctd from the total purse of 1250,000 Gary Koch. 1510 Wilier Barber. $2,937 Jack Fereni. $510 '27672-79-299 16 rebounds Fridav'l Cam* Eaittf (i CantirvtKf And Player came to the for his 11th American tour vic- Marty Fleckman, $2,937 u/ii Cesar Sanudo, $510 '5- 74- 71-71—299 HoutlOA at Atlint*: 7 J5 P m PhlifKttlphia f«w JtKMv wlnntr vi. Bobby Nichols. $2,937 71.74- Kermll Zarlev. $495 4747774—299 However, the performs • win overshadowed by the San Antonio 18th heeding a birdie to force a tory, his first since 1977. And it Jim Chancev. $2,937 Dave Edwards. $490 573-7874—300 Aiianta at Houiton, 1 p.m,H ntctiMrv Atlanta Houilon wlnntt- t/i, WaiMne- Celtics' 29 M finish am) veteran center Dave Cowens' post- playoff. He hit his approach to represented something of a Jay Haas. $2,937 76-70- Brad Bryant. $485 277-4O-72-301 ton. Joe Inman. $2,937 n-72- -74—291 Greg Powers. $477 4 747480-102 game announcement he was abandoning his role as player- WtiUrn Conftrttxt within six feet of the flag, but "first" for the man who won Tommy Valentine, $2,937 73-72- •75—291 Bob Leaver. $477 I747MI-101 coach to roncentrate on hit principal job on the floor next missed the putt and Floyd was the 1969 PGA Championship Gary McCord. $1,737 72-73 74-292 Bob Mann. $470 'ITt-71-77-304 Artie McNIckle, $1,737 7473- Jack Sommers. $465 73-7572 86—306 season Dtrivtr Loi AtXNlti wlnnar vt Stattlt. a winner with his 282 total, six and the 1976 Masters Dave Eicnelotrgr, $1,737 71-73-; 737S-«277-W Howard inspires Milwaukee Maulers •As if it's not Intimidation enough just to send guys like most effective offensive units in baseball — 173 home runs last Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck and Baltimore's astute Larry Hisle. Gorman Thomas. Ben OglivieandSal Handotothe season, 762 runs batted in and 2,390 total bases, leading both manager, Earl Weaver, are just two of the objective observers plate, the Milwaukee Hrewcrs have lo flannt their muscle by leagues in all three categories. who rate the Brewers the most formidable threat in baseball planting big Krank Howard oo the line M first base coach. By comparison, the champion Yankees hit 125 home runs, for 1979, the Yankees, Dodgers and Red Sox included. They cuuld bronze him and make him the symbol of the WILL had 693 RBI and 2,168 total bases. "We've got a half-dozen men capable of bitting 20 or more team many predict capable o( unseating the New York Yankees Whatever happened to the Bronx Bombers? Where did the home runs," said Howard. "Give us some pitching and we as American League — if not world - champions Murderers' Row disappear? They didn't go up in smoke. They should be hard to beat." Power, raw. balanced power - that's the tag for Manager GRIMSLEY simply packed up and moved to the Midwest, according to The big man then started rattling off names, starting with George Bamberger's barn-bam hoys, the home run-hittingest Howard, and changed their name. Hisle, the free agent signed a year ago to a six-year, $3.1 million team in the majors Insl leal on Should they lose sight of their Send all queries to the Milwaukee Maulers, care of County contract with 1615,000 as an up-front bonus. Hisle hit 34 homers mission, they always can glaniT over at first and look at Stadium, Milwaukee, Wis. last year. frightening Frank for inspiration. "We don't intentionally go for the fences," said Howard, "There's Gorman Thomas. He hit 32," Howard added. He has shoulders as wide as a barn door, arms like wagon who used to go for the fences. "Harvey takes every man "Ben Oglivie, Sal Bando, Sixto Lezcano and Don Money — they tongues and hands big as ham-hocks - 6-foot-7 and 295 pounds Senators, made a baseball bat look like a toothpick. individually and tries to fit him with his capabilities. He doesn't had between 14 and 18. We've got a lot of line drive hitters, such despite a strict crash diet. Opposing pitchers must have quaked in their cleated shoes want anyone to strain. He strives to have each man play within as Robin Yount and Cecil Cooper, who are going to get their "I got up to over 300 pounds." the gargantuan coach, when they saw him lumber up to the plate and take a menacing himself. It's a hitting technique once practiced by Ted Wil- share. confessed. "Thirty or so iKiunus over. 1 was awfully uncom- stance. liams. "It's a pretty potent lineup." fortable. Not only that, I was beginning to get worried about the "Aw, I don't know about that," said Frank, an All-Big Ten "The home runs just come naturally." Hisle, an earnest, low-key power hitter, may be the key to strain on this ticker here." basketball player as well as baseball star at Ohio State. "I Big Frank learned his lessons at the great Williams' knee - the Brewers' World Series hopes. He thumped his massive chest presented a pretty big strike zone." not on his lap — in the 1960s. Once it was predicted that he was "I felt very tense last season - the pressure of having to The more mature baseball fans will remember Howard as Howard now is helping Harvey Kuenn, the one-time batting the man most likely to break Babe Ruth's home run record. He measure up to my price tag," be said. "I'm more relaxed the man who, while with the Dodgecs and later the Washington king of the Detroit Tigers, mold the Brewers into one of the settled for 382. 12 The Daly Regtater SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY.APRIL9. 1979 Rice scores Villeneuve's speed as Bosox sets new GP mark trip Tribe averaged 89 469 LONG BEACH. Calif lAI'l - Gilles Vil- By tbe Associated Press Alan Jones of London was a surprsing third Irnruvr. a slightly built Canadian, and his Jim Rice, who hit a two-run single earlier, reached base on Ferrari have won their second consecutive in his Williams at 88 889 Fourth came Mario an infield single in the 12th inning, moved to third on a pair of Grand Prix auto race of 1979 and the young Andretti last year's world driving champion, walks and scored on Jack Brohamers grounder to give Boston driver has moved ahead of his senior com- in his Lotus at 88 998, fifth was Patrick De- a 7-6 victory over Cleveland in 12 innings Fred Lynn hit a pair patriots in this sport of speed Pailler of France in a Ligier at 89 326 Jean- of two-run homers (or Boston. TV nine poinU awarded for his record- Pierre Jarier of Paris was sixth in a Tyrrell at In the rest of the AL, Kansas City trimmed Toronto 8-3, setting triumph in the 1600,0(10 Long Beach 88 726 A crowd of 81,000 watched the race Minnesota defeated Oakland 3-1, the White Sol beat Baltimore race gave him 20 for the four Formula One Villeneuve, 27, won his third Grand Prix 51 and California topped Seattle 7-5 Teias at Detroit was races and a margin of two over Jacques Laffite and said it gave him the most satisfaction rained out _ .... of France, who went out shortly after the start At Montreal last year, Jarier hail trouble Paul Splittorff scattered five hits and George Brett had four of this race « and in the South African race this year it Villeneuve made history of sorts when he rained and people said I wouldn't have won had hits and scored three runs in Kansas City's triumph over the drew a fine of 10.000 Swiss.francs, approx their been good weather, " he said "1 didn't Blue Jays imately (6.000. for a rolling start that made a jump the start and I don t think the pole sitter Geolf Zahn's three-hitter for Minnesota and some first- recall of the entire field necessary and delayed should be penalized for what happened " inning wildness by Oakland's Mike Norris gave the Twins their the start 25 minutes victory Minnesota got two runs in the first on four walks and a The crowd was befuddled at the original Then he took the lead and held it for the full hit batter. start, which is believed to be the first time a 80 laps of the 2 02-mile, 12 turn, course that Richard Wortham and Lerrln LaGrow, backed by a 10-hit traverses city streets a total distance ol 161 6 pole position winner has been fined lor a bad attack, combined on a three-hitter lor the White Sox against miles Villeneuve did it in 1 hour. 50 minutes start Baltimore. and 25 4 seconds for an average speed of 87 802 Motor racing history contains several ex- Dan Ford drove in three California runs with two homers miles per hour, lowering the mark about 7 amples of overanxious drivers illegally jump- and a double to help beat the Mariners mph ing at the start of races, but never the pole THEY DIDN'T WAIT LONG — Formula I race car driven by Patrick Tambay of In the National League, Cincinnati beat San Francisco7-6 in He finished 29 38 seconds'ahead of his Fer- sitter in the recollection of Grand Prix ex France hops over the top of the racer driven by Austria's NIkl Lauda during the first 10 innings, Houston blanked Atlanta 2-0, Los Angeles edged San rari teammate Jody Scheckter of Austria who parti. lap of the Long Beach Grand Prix In California yesterday. »' ">•" Diego 6-5 in 12 innings, and Montreal shaded Pittsburgh 5-4 Rick Auerbach's pinch-double and Joe Morgan's single in the 10th vaulted the Reds past San Francisco George Foster hit a grand-slam homer and Dan Driessen had a solo shot for Cincinnati Joe Niekro blanked Atlanta on five hits and Houston jumped Post grabs second Winners Circle title on rookie Rick Matula for two first inning runs to beat th« Braves RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif (AP) - Sandra Post hasn't won Dave Lopes crashed a one-out homer olf Bob Shirley in the that many tournaments since joining the Ladies Professional 12th inning to boost the Dodgers past San Diego Golf Association tour in 1968. but precisely half her victories Andre Dawson drove in three runs with a homer and a have come in the women's richest event single in the Expos" triumph Willie SUrgells two run homer Post, with only four career victories, outdueled Nancy made him Pittsburgh's all time leader with 870 extra base hits, Lopez yesterday to win the »306,OOO Dinah Shore Winners Circle surpassing Honus Wagner for the second consecutive year The triumph was worth $37,500. the LPGA's biggest prize. I hold this tournament in the highest esteem of any I've How They Stand played." Post said after shooting a closing 70 to break a AMERICAN LEAGUF tournament-long deadlock with Lopez, who had a 71 to finish EAST one stroke back W L Pel re I'M' "You can't measure what this tournament means by just 7 1 M' ice 7 1 M7 Pittsburgh money." continued Post. "My personal favorite of all the nd ' 2 m Lhtcivo tournaments is the Winners Circle " Phmd«ion.# wo N Post and Lopez had identical rounds of 68-70-68 for the first i 000 three days, then Post's final round gave her a total of 276, 12 I IXJU Los Angetei ' 000 under par over the 6,272-yard, par-72 Mission Hills Country 1 000 Cir-innati i 3 Club course That bettered Sandra Palmer's tournament record t 3 AUir>14 0 1 ol 283 set in 1975. Stturdtt I Games piitsbu'gri ' Montreal t "I'm not disappointed to lose," said Lopez, who had a two Saturday s Games New fo'l * > "••» ago I stroke lead on Post at one lime during the final round "My Baltimore* Crutago) SI Lou** i Ph.tadeii " * ; father's always told me that you're going to lose more than Milwaukee 4 New York J you're going to win I felt good, and I feel like I played mil I Ie«dSl Detroit ; Minnesota 1 Oakland I 11 innings knew I was going to have to play well to beat Sandra." KansasON' Toronto4 California S.Seattle 4 tOiraao pod Lopez, who won nine tournaments as a rookie last year and Yesterday's Games t S«n fmrn Texas al Detroit. PPd ram already has two victories in 1979. had also lost a final round Chicago J. Baltimore 1 * ) SI Lou'l 7 lead in the last LPGA tournament, at Costa Mesa, Calif Boston 7. Cleveland 4 i] innings "Losing last week was more disappointing to me than Kansas OtvB. Toronto 3 Minnesota J Oakland i losing the Winners Circle. " said the 22-year-old Lopez I was California ' Seattle * struggling in that tournament, but I played well here ' Today's Games Detroit iWilcoi 13 171 at Kansas City Cini.nnati tSeaver Itin al Ait* <'a AP Photo She collected 124.500 for her second-place finish, her third of Gale UI) I 31pm Oakland f Jonnion \\ tni al Seattle P.tfibu'gr iCandeiana I] Til at Pn-ia MAKING IT TWO — Sandra Post lets out with a cheer Circle Golf Tournament In Palm Springs. Post fired a 1979 Pat Bradley and Donna White, who finished in a tie for Banmsler 3«l 10 3Si> rri tlfirh* iHuthven IS n ? ]Sp m after her long putt on the 17th green stops on the lip of the last-round 70 and won the tournament for the second time third with 7-under-par 281s, received $15,000 each. Judy Rankin. Only games scheduled Los Anoews (Mlelrh tit al Mr»,>t. < Timotrowi Gamei (Hurtle I II I liu m cup during the final round of the Dinah Shore Winners in a row. seven strokes behind Post, won 110,000 lofun'o at Chicago. J lipm Only games scheduled Bisitm^t Milwaukee 1 30pm Temer rewt Gamei New rork at Baltimore ' Worn Montreal at New Vorti JOJorn Cleveland dl Irml I J^p m San Diego at San Franf.uo 4 Osp «ti Detroit al KansasOt* I JS P m Minnesota at (inform* io 3op m Los Angeles al Houston I Ji c. m Islanders seize home ice in playoffs Oakland 41 SerfM'r "0 3. pry CnicetfoalSt Louis I »p m

NEW YORK IAPI — Right wing Mike Bossy scored two gave the Islanders the overall points title and earned them the The outcome finally determined the Rangers' playoff oppo- dramatic third period goals and Denis Potvin became the home-ice advantage in every round of the playoffs. nent They open their preliminary round, best-of-3 competition High School Box Scores second defenseman in National Hockey League history to score here tomorrow night against the Los Angeles Kings. The 100 points in a season as the New York Islanders beat the New The Islanders learned the Detroit-Montreal score moments MILWAUKEE •OSTON CLEVELAND Islanders earned a bye into the quarter finals by winning the 4b r h bi Itrhbi before taking the ice for the third period It took Bossy just 16 Moi'1o< ;D 3 110 York Rangers 5-2 last night Patrick Division. Ha'rah 3b » 1 7 I seconds to snap a 2-2 tie, as the second-year scoring marvel JNorn* It 117 0 The triumph, coupled with Montreal's 1-0 loss at Detroit, Munson < ] 0 0 0 Bonds rl 4}71 mshed behind the Hangers' net and swept back in frontto nudg e tJeJUsnrt 2 0 10 4 117 Thotnln ib 1,01 N Y. lilanden Chmbis tb 3 110 4 0 10 GAlihdf t 4 0 0 1 a five-foot shot past goalie John Davidson N Y Hanger* Nettles It .3000 Scott tb 4 0 t 0 Flnt P«riod-1. Nanoerv Hedberg 33 (Vickertl. _ . Brohmr ]b i 0 t I Co. II J 0 0 0 Bossy added insurance at 923 of the session, breaking in IPotvin, Ptriton), U S9 Penal tut—Potvin. NVl. I 41. V 10 Evans rt 5 0 I 0 Soewltf lioo Lindsay, Carton team NY I, 10 13, Ouguay. NYR. 14.12, Vadnan.NYR, 18 44 HMri't Dent || ) 0 0 0 OBe'r* c 3 0 10 Kuiper 7t> 4 g < 0 alone and planting a 20 footer for his 69th goal uf the campaign. Second Period -3. Islander*. Nvlltom \1. 13 » 4, R«i f .r,st? r 10 0 0 Uw.pr ph I 0 0 0 Veryte' || 3 0 10 Tkacmtt}, 13 M Penalliet-Iioliier, NVl, 13. Howatt," Total ]) 1 J 1 Talal ll 1 » l 0 0 0 0 Hatse* oh 10 0 0 19 01 Bryan Trottier, the NHL scoring champion this season, Milwaukee 1 ff 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft— 1 10 0 0 Third Period -S. Islandm. Bony U (Polvin), it. 4, fflPldcM, Bom 6* (Trot captures squash tourney New Yotk 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 • i- 1 Total M Ml r T.tal 44 » ia I lien. 9.33 7, I Harden, Trottltr il IBoUv, Pintwtl, 14 V Penalties Guiiev NYI. scored his 47th goal of the year with 533 remaining to tnakeit E-Donl DP Ne*i York i. Milwaukee Botlon MI Oil III I #1—1 ' Hi DgnM«lontv, NVR.I 07, Fotlu, NYR, 13 41. Howatt, NYI, UJ1 SEA BRIGHT - Dave Lindsay of Colts Neck and Peter 5-2. Trottier, who also set up Bossy's second goal of the game, 1 LOB Milwaukee • Vo'fc 3 7B- Cleveland 10 1 Oil lit ltf-4 Shots on BMI—l»l«nd*r»4-J-i—15. Ranatrit-ii-*—11 Thorns^ HI sir Re-jut MH-Soemer t B hammer DP -fle.elanrj l Carton of Locust teamed to win the 21st annual.Bill Robinson finished the year with 134 points i.oali^s • HUrtderi, Raich Rangerv Davidson A—17.411 111 on 10. Cie*el4nd t IB ^e> IP RER1ISO »,^, Bond . Norris Brohamer HR i »nr. Sea Bright Squash Tournament yesterday. Potvin, meanwhile, picked up his 100th point of the year by 7 ll) SB Burleson V OBertv Ku.per Sf thorn Ion feeding Wayne Merrick to tie the game 11 at 16:59 of the first IP H NCR It SO Lindsay and Carton defeated Peter Skirkanich and Paul John A.I 0 Stach, both of Little Silver, 3-2 in the finale of the two-day period He added his 70th assist of the year on Bossy's game- Costaoe S.I St«ntet Seninho delivers T 1 SO A Rainey tournament winner in joining all-time great Bobby Orr in the 100-point club for defensemen. Draw * I 0 Cleveland Lindsay and Carton had gained a spot in the finals by •t r k W Pallor) The Rangers, who clinched third place in the Patrick North (I i 1 u 0 as Cosmos triumph Monge beating Denis Lynch and Bill Kobinson ol Itumson while Division before the game's end when Atlanta lost to Philadel- Hetndn 11 o 00 0 Whitdld It 4 10 0 VCru/ L.O 1 Skirkanich and Stach topped Dave Freeman and Tom Crow of phia, got goals from Anders Hedberg and Steve Vickers The WadKk 2b i 0 0 0 Rumson other Islanders score was by Bob Nystrom Dt.essn Ib 4 1 J,,2 in lengthy shootout Knight ]b (SOD Geronm cl J 0 1 0 D»f ret* rt 10 0 0 MONTREAL PITTSBURGH Seninho beat Washington goalie Hill li win in the ninth round LaCoss p 0 0 0 0 ab r h bl ibrhbi ol a shootout yesterday, giving the defending champion Cosmos Curtis p Moskau p 10 0 0 Uawson tl i W J T aver as ss S 0 I 0 Evans ]h Capilla o 0 0 0 0 RScoll 7b ] 1 1 0 Moreno rl 5 o 1 0 Bantamweight Lujan gets serious a 3-2 victory over the Diplomats in a North American Soccer Borbon p 0 0 0 0 Cromart il i 0 1 0 Parkei >i 3 7 10 Hill i 1 1 Collins ph 1 1 0 0 Valenlm rt 1 0 0 0 Stargell ib 4 1 I 7 League game before a crowd of 24.862 at Washington Metiger Solaita tb 3 0 10 BRbntn It ) 0 0 I The score was tied 2-2 at the end of regulation play and 1 DUO Bair p . 10 0 0 Mutton PI 0 10 0 Stennit 7b 3 0 0 0 Tsmrg ph 10 0 0 Aurbth ph 1 1 I Q Carter < (CIO Ollt 4 0 10 neither team scored in the two overtime periods Colpman p 0000 Macha 3b 4 0 0 0 Garner 3h 4)70 after seven rounds against Garcia HCruirf 10 0 0 Sueiei ss 3 t 7 0 Kisonc 10 0 0 Sakib Viteskic beat Erol Yasin, giving the Diplomats a 1-0 Total » i 11 t TBUI HMD Sandr sn p I 0 0 0 Homo a 0 0 0 0 lead in the first round of the shootout, but Franz Beckenbauer San Franclsto SOO Ml 000 0—4 RMav v 0 0 0 0 Tenulve P 0 0 0 0 LAS VEGAS i AP I — After seven rounds of a cautious cat- Hobcrtu Duran demolished a game Jimmy Heair lor a unani- Cincmnjti OOO 1M OOO 1-; While ph 1 1 0 0 Milner oh t 0 0 0 beat Irwin in the third round and Carlos Alberto scored for the I wo out wlien winning run stored Palmer p 1 0 0 0 Whitson p 0 0 0 0 and-mouse game that brought boos, world bantamweight cham- mous welterweight decisionm Cosmos in the fifth before Alan Green tied the score 2-2 on the E LaCoss Mettger. Evans. L^aiv ph 10 0 0 pion Jorge Lujan decided it was time to get wrioui. Lujan s turnaround came alter the 24-year-old champion Oerommo. Madlrxk DP—San rr^nusro Tolal 3t 1 • 3 Total 11 4 « 3 Diplomats' final try. 1 LOB—San FianciKO >, Cincinnati 17 JR Montreal 000 010 3 19— i "1 knew by the eighth round I had to take over the fight, so Irom Panama wasbooed by the Caesar Palace crowd and drew '.nllev Morgan. McCovev. Auerbach Pittsburgh 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 o 4 The Cosmos led 2-0 in regulation play on goals by Dennis JH -Melifler HH -Foster III. Oneswn E -Moreno LOB- Montreal I, Pit I put pressure on him." said Lujan aftei successfully defending a warning lor a rabbit punch behind Garcla's head. 17) SO - Morgan S- Hill, Gerommo Isburgh / 7B RScoll, Soeler. Tevvrai. Tueart and Giorgio Chinaglia. but Washington tied the score on IP H RED BB SO Garner. Oil 38-Garner HR-Da»wson his title l»r the third time yesterday From the eighth round on. he was devastating. a pair of goals by Green. i Francisco (1), Stargell UI SB -Moreno. Dawson. Hal S 1 4 0 7 t RScott S-Sanderscm SF BRobinwn Lujan scored a I5th round technical knockout when referee Garcia was floored in the 14th and appeared ready to go Coleman The Cosmos now are 2-0 for the season, while the Diplomats M30 0 0 1 0 H R Ell •• SO Dave I'earl stopped the fight at 2 29 alter Cleo Garcia sat down down again at the end of the round, but was saved by the bell. Lavelle 113 7 00 00 1t J Montreal are 2-1 Grillln t 110 0 2 1 SwtdirHfi 3 in a corner, unable to take anymore punishment. "1 wish il h;id been Zamora." Lujan said afterwards, Roberts 1 I In other NASI, games, goals by Ray Hudson and TeoIUo 013 0 May W.I 0 referring to former champion Alfonso Zamora who backed out Curtis L.O I 07 3 7 In the preliminary, former lightweight world champion Cubillas gave the Kort Lauderdale Strikers a 2-1 victory over Cincinnal ol the fight late last month, saying he was sick the Toronto Blizzard; Sammy Chapman scored two goals and 07 3 4 613 S 7 The victory, worth tTS.ouu to Lujan, came before a national Mosk^u 3 1 3 ) Rome L.O 1 1 3 1 7 Allen Woodward had three assists as the Tulsa Roughnecks Tekglve 13 0 0 lelevisionaudience. He is now 20-2. Whihohihon 2 1,12 1 beat the Minnesota Kicks 3-1; Yilmaz Orhan scored the de- >air W.I 0 * 3 0 0 13 WP-Kison Balk Sande'son PH Blues rout Monroe The crowd of O.OOO began booing in the early rounds when risive goal in a shootout as the San Diego Sockers defeated the T 3 05 A 30.196 Oil T • i oj A -fl.bBU Lujan and (Jar™ it pair ol counter punchers waited each Portland Timbers 3-2. and Jan Uoossens'goalat62:15gavethe UNCROFT - Brookdale Community College slammed 20 other out hits to rout Monroe. NY. 16-7. yesterday in baseball. Kdmonton Drillers a 1-0 triumph over the Detroit Express. "I fought according to plan." .said Lujan, shrugging off the Bill Dery clobbered five hits for the Jersey Blues, including Dims. d triple and double He also batted in two runs. Bill Hill and He was very confusing," said Garcia, the 21-year-old Sports schedule Mark Baker smacked three hits for the winners. Nicarauguan who replaced Zamora two weeks before the fight. TODAY Matawan . Leading 6-4. Brookdale broke it open with five runs in the Baseball Mlddlelown South ".'"'ill I have never seen him fight belore," added Garcia, the Wrestling Academy Marlboro at Snore Ttftflli sixth highlighted by run-scoring triples by Hill and Dery The Red Bank at Red Bank Catholic WBA's No. 2-ranked bantamweight who earned J15.000. Red Bank Catholic a Jersey Blues added five more runs in the seventh. Dery added a Neptune at T.R North Reyes said afterwards that Lujan thumbed the challenger St Joseph's (Met) atCBA SSSn run-scoring double sets August opening Mala wan at St. John atMonmouih in the eye in the decisive eiRlith round "Cleo fought the ninth Track •! Red Bank Winning pitcher Rich Gresh was touched for seven hits and Hoimdei with one eye. lie said al Pt. Pleasant Boio «l Middletown Souih OCEAN — The newly-formed Amateur Wrestling Mowed . at Manaiapan eight walks, but fanned 12 ,., al Raman SI John al Freehold Reyes said he will work It" a rematch, saying Garcia, Setlball Academy will open Aug. 1, according to Co-Directors Manasguan . fltSl JoMPh-i The victory lifted Brookdale s record to 15-5 Monroe Mtddtfltown South at St. John Viannev 20-11-1. showed well considering he had only two weeks to Larry Perna and Rick Scarpino. Manchester . at Southern Hepiune at Manasguan evened its record at 4-4 Mlddleiown al OciOceaan T.R. North alRarltan prepare lor Lujan and had to lose six pounds In 10 days to meet Classes will be monthly, year around, and will include Will.. Mmrwiri at A v Park' Keantburg at T.R. South Stelnert at T.R, North St ROM Chrr*f land ct 3 1 0 Orapolo It) 11 7 Langan n j I 0. Bly Ml 0 1. Clark II * 0 I. the 118-pound weight. ,»tMonmou1h beginners classes 7 years and up. preseason clinics for Middletown South.. r«ijrt< < 4 0 0.Klint(. I 0 0.Sloutdh4 W. Manila 3D«0 0 Villigan tb'CO. TOTALS!] al Jackson St. Thomai •I Mater Del 1 Pearl said he was on verge of stopping the fight before high school wrestlers, advanced clinics, coaches clinic, at PI Pleasjnt Beach Kevoort al Astnify Park •ratUUtlMI Garcia sat down, ducking a barrage from Lujan. Gall Girl, Track open mats and weight training. St. Jonn Viannev al St. Rosa • i]M(KMn« 100 D*r» !Dt21. Puront It S3 2. Hering (I i 1 0. Baker rt 4 £<• ROM at Monmouth )). Pa I* ' 0 0. Sr.au,or* 10 0, Padraia< <3 1 limmiM "He was out on his feel, "said Hi > For full information, write to the Amateur Wrestling Pt. Pleasant Boro atCtnlral OC"" al Mlddleiown Norih JH301 AntorwpfiUO Rr*r,»i)4 JarWjylDOOO TOTALS'! 1610 al St Josephs AsburvPark it wall Red Bank Monroe 0OOM07OI-7 Duran. who ruled the lightweight division for six years Academy. Apt. 4-B 2152 Aldrin Place, Ocean, NJ. at Red Bank Catholic "OMHt t Keypori Mlddlelown North a U'wtat* 0?0*OJJO«-ti before moving up because of weight problems, ran his record to at Marlboro Girl* Soccer PI Pleasant Beach at Rarllan 36 Hill IB', bi • • • a Baker 'Bi M»"l»'o al Manasouiin Long Bianch at Wall *P Grey. I ' 65-1 and earned JWi.iHK) plus $15,000 in training expenses. Switrwro \

SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 13 Cold keeps trout angling turnout down

TV lifhter-than-normal turnout of opening day trout an- Children under 14 are not required to have licenses but they prize for the largest fish of the season I'en in Moomouth and Ocean counties was matched in the caught plenty of trout. The contest is open to boys and girls below the age of 17. northern counUet where the morning temperature was in the Kristiansen said that the largest trout stocked in the county The rules specify that the largest fish shall mean the Mi both Saturday and yesterday last week were all brookies A lot of rainbows were stocked in longest fish, but eels, mossbunkers and turtles are excluded The crowds were down on the Big Flat Brook Pequest the Manasquan and the lakes and ponds but not many browns All fish must be caught within the limits of the Borough of Paulimkill and the Musconetcong, and the turnout on the Ken HENRY have been shipped in yet. Fair Haven, or in the Navesink River from an imaginary line Uckwood Gorge on the South Branch of the Raritan was From the welter of reports, it seems that we probably had running across the river to the Middletown shore from Haddon reported down 50 percent from last year. better fishing locally than on the frigid famous streams in Park The cold had its effect on the fish loo They didn't bite too SCHAEFER Sussex, Warren and Morris counties. All fish are to be officially measured and recorded at the well. Ordinarily the fishing it fast and furious at toe heavily Some of the smaller brooks in Monmouth County were very Fair Haven Hardware Store, River Road, Fair Haven. stocked Saiton Falls pool on the Musconetcong, but it was 9 30 lightly fished. Kristiansen said he found only two fishermen on LIFEGUARD POSITIONS OPEN AT 17 PARKS a.m. before the first limit catch was reported there on Satur- Ramanessan Brook, Holmdel. One had his limit and was Trie Department of Environmental Protection will employ day waiting for his friend to catch the last of his limit. I saw only approximately 180 state lifeguards at 17 inland and ocean beach The fisherman was Dr. Mark Canter of Livingston who one fisherman on Minganahone Brook and he had nothing. The parks this summer About half of these positions will be filled caught six rainbows including "Big Ed," a large tagged prize weekend on Round Valley and Spruce Run reservoirs and Lake brook seemed to be devoid of fish although Kristiansen said 400 by new applicants, the balance by returning guards fish that had been stocked in the pool by the Newark Bait and Hopatcong and Swartswood Lake, all of which had been heavily brook trout had been stocked. Alfred T. Guido, director of DEP's Division of Parks and Flycssting Club In all, the club stocked IS tagged trout which it stocked Conditions were simply not right for safe boating The brook appeared very rusty and the suspicion is that the Forestry, said positions are open to both New Jersey and out-ol- bad bought from the Musky Trout Hatchery in Asbury Warren Karl Kristiansen, Monmouth County conservation officer, trout have moved down into the Manasquan. state residents age It or over. Non residents will be hired only County. reported opening day anglers seemed to be satisfied both with While my favorite in this area is the Manasquan River I if there are no qualified New Jersey applicants available, be "Big Ed" was stocked in honor of Edward Janata, the quality and numbers of trout they caught. He said one group decided to fish a less popular stream and picked a remote said. Successful applicants will receive a minimum rate of $3 15 "father" of the 8 a.m. opening day law, a club member who of eight fishermen averaged five trout apiece. stretch of the Metedeconk There were only 20 people there, per hour and will have an average 40-hour work week for the now is retired in Juno Beach, Fla "On the whole there seemed to be fewer licensed fish- mostly juveniles They were all armed with spinning outfits and summer period. The intense north Jersey cold and strong wind ruined the ermen but a lot more kids out," he said. in an effort not to be conspicuous I broke out a spinning outfit The lifeguard test includes a 400-yard swim, a simulated too. rescue at 50 yards, a 200-yard sprint on the beach, a written However, within five minutes I managed to put the reel out examination, and an interview. of commission by wrapping about 25 turns of line under the Each applicant must present evidence of a recent medical skirted spool This isn't supposed to happen with a skirted examination prior to testing, stating that he is physically spool, according to the advertisements. qualified No applicant will be tested without the certificate. Freehold Today So I trudged back to the vehicle to get my new Shakespeare Applications may be obtained from DEP's Bureau of Parks i»'«n«iii» MMIaUIVIIIank) »1 "• '«• ' •*• U.nt. Clm. tUIMMar iBMn Jr I > I graphite fly rod and new Cortland high visibility line which Management, P.O. 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SHREWSBURY - Tbe arrival of Spring fields as Grantsmanship, Advocacy, Group hu particular significance for the II women Dynamics and Career Development, League who have Jut completed their Provisional members become knowledgeable and compe- training in (lie Junior League of Moomouth. tent in many areas essential to meaningful They are now ready for active membership community involvement and will be presented to tbe League by tbe Women between the ages of II and J7 are Provisional chairmen Mrs. Anita O'Neill, Fair sponsored for membership by a sponsor and Haven, and Mrs. Ingrid Power, Red Bank, at co-sponsor from within tbe League. tbe Junior League's annual luncheon tomorrow Tbe growing numbers of League members here in tbe Shadowbrook. who are working full or part-time led the Provisional training is tbe first step in tbe Monmouth League several years ago to estab- League's objective to "train Its members for lish a professional membership for actives and effective participation in tbe community provisionals who meet in tbe evenings and through a program of education and volunteer volunteer in projects that accommodate their service." • schedules. This year's Professional Pro- Few other voluntary organizations require visionals are planning a conference April M such an extensive and demanding training pe- Seven members of this Provisional class riod for its members. Since last May when are pursuing professional careen in such di- they joined tbe Junior League, these II women verse areas as interior design, pharmacy, have been preparing for active membership computer programming, childbirth education, through a rigorous educational program out- real estate, art education and merchandising. lined for them by the Monmouth League and, Another woman is a First Aid Squad volunteer. in some instances, dictated by the National They represent 10 Monmouth County com- Association of Junior Leagues. munities reaching from Rumson — home of The Provisional course emphasizes the two the Junior League's headquarters, to Freehold major aspects of the League's involvement: on the west, Bradley Beach to tbe south and tbe League and its participation with other Old Bridge to tbe north. Leagues on the national, regional and local In spile of their obvious fatigue as the levels and, secondly, the League's role in tbe course wound down to tbe last requirements, communities of Monmouth County. all the Provisionals were most enthusiastic This past year, the Provisional require- about tbe value of tbe course and tbe need to ments included a field trip to the Monmouth keep in on a broad level. Their candid com- County Board of Social Services and a day at ments in evaluating their year speak well for the courthouse in Freehold, participation in tbe League and their commitment to Its the Leaguesponsored Quality of life con- purpose: "We don't believe that the League ference and Monmouth Junior Museum, Lin- education should be restricted" ... Tbe course MUSEUM VISIT — Provisional members of the Junior League of Monmouth serve croft, completion of a six-week Communica- teaches us what we can do as human beings " as docents for the Junior Museum at Monmouth Museum, Lincroft. Enjoying the tions Course, and attendance at League meet- ... It prepares us for tbe community and "Life In the Sea" exhibit with second graders from the Tavlor Mills School, ings as well as a local board of education and teaches us bow to relate to people" ... "Volun- Engllshtown, are, left to right. Provisional Tracy Kelleher, Holmdel; Meredith municipal council session. A "mock" board tarism is participating In all facets of Ibe Ringel, Englishtown; Provisional Jimmle Miller, Holmdel; Carl Fletcher and Brian meeting with each Provisional playing a board community." HISTORY LESSON —Junior League of Monmouth Pro- Paul, Engllshtown, and Provisional Jill Gemmel, Mlddletown. member's role concluded their extensive train- Invited to active membership are Carol visionals Mary Ann Cleaveland, Highlands, left, and ing. Borovec, Wlckatunk; Rosemary Brewer, Myra Daren Hutchinson, Fair Haven, talk to school children If there were a single answer to tbe Mac Cuaig and Noel Murgio, Little Silver. about the brass handled.pistol and eating utensils at the League's attractiveness to prospective mem- Carol Smith, Freehold Township; Sally Wel- Monmouth Historical Association Museum, Freehold. bers it would be found in their concept of ling, Bradley Beach; Marilyn Woolley. Jimmle The young women presented the League's 20-mlnute "effective community participation." League Miller and Tracey Kelleher. Holmdel; Allison audio presentation "The Battle of Monmouth" housed members, starting as Provisional, are made Isherwood, Susan Holthgsen, Darren there. The Leaguers dressed in authentic costumes and aware of their community's needs and leam Hutchlnson, Fair Haven; Jill Gemmel, Mld- discussed the camplife of the Revolutionary soldiers and Lifestyle how to go about meeting those needs. Through dletown; Steffi Silbert and Diane Van Vliet, the women camp followers. The League's programs have volunteer service in the League's community attracted thousands of school children from throughout SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 Rumson; Millie Lyon, Eatontown; Mary Anne 14 projects and on various League committees Cleaveland, Atlantic Highlands; Charlotte the state. and through educational opportunities in such Guido and Carol Cistemino, Freehold.

HINTS FROM HELOISE Shopping:When change isn't for the better

HI THERE; because that's where we always shop. After you have gone there for months, nothing is more We are creatures of habit! When you go to the same store day in and day out you irritating than discovering that everything has been rearranged Wken you have finished playing piugpoag. Jail Md the laMe We get in the habit of going to one particular grocery store become acquainted with all the clerks, the location of all — even the aisles. Some are going east and west — some north top and store it out ol the way. Now, you lave your pool table - usually not because the prices are any better but simply products, etc. and south. . This is very frustrating, to say the least. back. i You run in for a couple of items and think you know exactly Alto this table top (when placed on pool tablel tan doable ai where they are but, sure enough, when you get in there, you're a servlag table when you have a party. - Jidy MrKarlaad A NEW YOU lost. Maybe the "powers that are" will read this and realise that DEAR HKI.OISK we shoppers hate having our little world (the grocery store) A couple of yean ago you had a column on bow to cleaa year changed around all the time! washing machine. Will you please ran it agaia? As asual, I put Now, we can change our mind too, but then that's a whole it away for safekeeping an) II was lo safe that I rant fild II. - Buzzing about bee pollen new ball game. — Heloise Georgia Lange HINTS FROM HIM Well here goes — this was sent in by Jewel Williamson By EMILY WILKENS product. European doctors are looking into its value not DEAR HELOISE: "Buy one gallon of distilled vinegar and fill your washing It could be that bees soon will be buzzing around, only as a source of quick energy but as a treatment for I read in your column tooight about tbe sticky tape oa machine with hot water Pour in the gallon of vinegar working overtime. That's because people are suddenly allergies among other ills. "Let the washing machine run the full cycle - of course, discovering that the pollen bees collect does great things, Feeling mighty low? Buzz off and try some bee pollen: sneaker strings and It brought back beautiful memories. When I was a kid and lost tbe tips on my sboe laces (they with no clothes in it. for humans. It might just provide the lift you need. were metal in those days), my mother dipped them la hot "This will clean the built-up residue left in the machine by Who is taking bee pollen? A great many athletes JUST FOR YOU paraffin. She would then roll them with her finger tips. Any washing powder and minerals In hard water areas because, thsy say, it gives them "lightning-fast energy." Dear Emily: Why isn't It good to cross your legs when sealing wax will do, but nothing iticky. "Do this about every six months or at least once a year Among those who swear by bee pollen (available in pills you're sitting? I think It's an attractive pose. - Amalla P. "You'll be pleasantly surprised at how shiny your washing that are made in England) are U.S. Olympic sprinter Steve When I was a kid? Well I won't say bow long ago that kas Dear Amalia: It may look nice but it cuts down on vital been but I can remember when there were no cars! machine is." Riddick He has been faking bee pollen since 1973. Comedi- circulation and causes unnecessary spread. And, gals, it really works. It even makes your clothes smell an Dick Gregory, who is a health food fan, also says that Love your column — Rudy E. Day Frowns on Freckles good — Heloise pollen gives him an energy boost. Dear Emily: Please, please tell me how to gel rido f The bee pollen, available at health food stores, is being DEAR HELOISE. freckles. I'm to unhappy about mine. — Gini J. hailed as a "youth powder" in some parts of Europe. I have a pool table in my playroom and waited a pingpoug Studies by English, Swedish and Soviet doctors indicate Dear Gini: The best thing to do with freckles is enjoy table as well but there Just wasn't room for both. that many of those famous centenarians of the Caucasus them because they won't go away, Hot entirely. Stay out of So my husband, genius that be Is, went to Ike limber yard who live to be over 125 years old have been beekeepers the sun, try fading them a fraction with daily dabs of and purchased a 5 j J pingpong table top (you have to palm It CHANGE EATING HABITS— who. over a lifetime, ate the pollen-rich scrapings at tbe buttermilk, or concealing them with makeup. That's about and mark it off yourself). bottom of the hives. These findings note that bee pollen all you can do. They'll pale out in winter but return in He cm It in half and put small bilges on tbe bottom so that It PONT DIET contains almost all of the 22 elements of which the human summer. could be folded and stored when not In use. body is composed. A funny thing about freckles: Those who have 'em, The table lop is slightly larger than the pool table, allowing Call 531-6692 and register before Another fascinating bee fact: Finland's entire Olympic hate 'em. Yet everyone else thinks they're saucy, pert, and room to screw on the post that holds tbe net. April 13 for a 10-week course as team, which includes 57 runners among the top 100, takes appealing. A plus: Usually the kind of skin that freckles is This should not mar Ibe lop of yoir table as there ibould be bee pollen to provide stamina and vitality of body and fair and beautiful. little buttons around your pool table and they will keep Ike top conducted by: mind If you'd like some tips on skin care, send 25 cents and a from resting directly on your table. Actually there's nothing new under the sun, including self-addressed, stamped envelope for my "Natural Beauty Be sure to place a 2 > 4 wooden block directly under the Nutritionist, Christine Hatter, middle of your pingpong table top where It Is kinged (between the current interest in bee pollen. Cavemen ate it — a Secrets" bulletin to Emily Wilkens' Natural Bulletin, care M.S., R.D. bonus in the honeycombs they collected for food. It was not of this newspaper. the table lop and pool table). This will keep II from uggiag In unknown to the ancient Egyptian pharaohs who were laid EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under- Ibe middle. to rest in their pyramids along with cakes of pollen-rich take to answer each one. Sbe will use questions of general honey to sustain them on their journey to the afterlife. interest in her column. Address your letters to Emily What is new is the latest research on this natural Wilkens. care of this newspaper. IRISH CENTRE WORLD AFFAIRS "Pnlunnf A Fmt l.mr of btsh Imfwrh" RED BANK-Lenape Busi- MODERN WOMEN ness and Profession Women's 1105 THIRD AVENUE RUMSON-Xi Alpha Sigma Club of Monmouth County will CONTACT LENSES SPRING LAKE, N.J. 07762 Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. 449-6650 the Molly Pitcher Inn. La Contact lenses are available for the correc- in the home of Mrs. Frank roww's Vena Myers will speak on tion of nearslghtedness, farsightedness Friscia. Mrs Thomas Hanlon world affairs. and astigmatism. 1105 THIRD AVE. SPRING LAKE will present a program on EASTER SALE "Modem Women in a Modern SPRING 449-6650 World." Currently, members LIMITED are making clown dolls for the OFFER TIME ONLY FOR EASTER 6IVE THE children s department of Mon- IRISH Symbol of Ctirlstianity: mouth Medical Center, Long Branch. SOFT LENSES ** m These fin the no boiling, C / son lenses lor the correc- Jj | Brides-to-be lion of nearslghtedness •LiMllNdiCWn START LOSING — other tenses available. • MtolnntCWri CELTIC WEIGHT TODAY gift The njfflest pa*' o' losing weight is SOFT LENSES ARE FULLY CROSS getting stdTtpC *** ttUi S!ght • them or your money fully rpfunded on I MlV Sterling Silver 6tg>n •# Bu| arriving hnr tablet IS-eb.1. SI 7.50 vou >' Ht ifss-iu-n looc tna eicns tat • HARD LENS with tint $55. pr. •itd t>u'ifC uj, enffg* instead o' e*i'* wfiyil JI v?u 'olio* in? plan • GAS PERMEABLE FLEX LENS MM $75. pr. Solid Gold EXAMINATIONS, FITTlNO. ADJUSTMENT m eHcciitfi tte SlffM !«" chain $49,00 0MME1 Reducing Plan mil emote rou to COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE MO. ADDITIONAL Sale expires lose pounds and inefws without getting April 14th neorous IN OBSERVANCE Tc lose nratr (AM and cu'tmess p.m. in the firehouse, of today's school cafeteria. The clubwomen also endorsed C'arr Avenue. higher pay for teachers. we're old hands at making every day DUES 1* CENTS Originally the dues were 10 cents per month, and meetings Cancfa now were held in the homes of members, who also arranged the new shapes, through program for that day. In 1W1 they had outgrown "parlors" and The beauty of Lean Line's diet so sought space on the second floor of the Mechanics Hall on program Is the Deauty of our members Rumson Road, now a luncheonette. There the rent was $1 per SPECTACULAR Like pretty Diana Stein. June 17 When Diana joined Lean Line, she lost 35 pounds and has maintained her PRE-EASTER SALE weight fix the past two years. It's hard to believe she was once now going on embarrassed and depressed by her appearance. (MA. Quafli,,, JR. & MISSES Now, Diana's lite Is much happier FAMOUS BRAND and that's what Lean Line is all about. WmW* We take a psychological approach SPORTSWEAR to losing weight with our exclusive university-tested "Behavior Modification SWEEPSTAKES REGISTERED NURSES Long & S/S Techniques". Backed up by an easy-to-live with Your Social Security number Blouses $4 diet that even lets you eat spagetti. ARE SPECIAL PEOPLE orig. val. to $17 $4 can win bagels, kw and peanut butler. Allhoufh she li to very often working In the In addition, our nutrition barkcround. the Reilslered Nurse fully merits Casual Look education and exercise programs 5 CANS mot HIGH YIELD COFFI your appreciation. She It • moil important and make our weight-loss program the valued member of the health team. Her Job at Skirts & Pants sensible approach to losing weight Plus Mystery Grand Prize! the rlrht hand of the physician calls for a hlih $8 and keeping it ofl. orig. val. lo $25 decree of knowledge and competence. Them's nothing lor y«6 lo do but send in your socisl security number Write T-Tops it in on the blank iff Ihe coupon {DO NOT SEND YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY Jiul it physicians and pharmacists must stu- short sleeve from CARD) and mail il lo us A new winner will be drawn every day though June dy lont years to become refistered, to mutt $3 Bring in thb ad and save 17 and your entry is good for each day until drawn Winning numbers will nunet prepare themselves both In the elan be announced each day in The Daily and Sunday Register and you must . room and on-lhe-job In clinics and wardi. We •2.WwtKantjjsteriiig claim your prize within 3 days at The Register's main oNict, Broad SI. feel proud lhal many Reilslered Nurses rely on SAVE 50% ON Shrewsbury. Each day's winners receive 5 cans ol High Yield collet A our pharmacy tor their pharmacy needs. $7 so lim wart and 132 pec MM theniflw myslery Grand Prize al close ol contest. See complete rules posted al our JR. & MISSES Shrewsbury Office. •di Cox* 77(4677 COORDINATES 17 7677^ TOl'R DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when 7O« Tht New Dtona SMn need a medicine. Pick up your prescription B Vi off Orig. Prices TO ENTER FILL IN COUPON and MAIL thopplnt nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra charie. A treat many people en- The Dilh/ RtgliWf trust ut with their prescription!. May we com- Expires May 31, 1979 Om taaltw rtmn, llmmlmur, H J. 0 7701 pound yourt? . (Uaq Una Me U7» « mrougnou Ntw'VortT NM JKMy Panrwyfcma •AJWwton irrtOiw titnHicaton PUrpoaat Only FlondE Connactcul Anront •ncTTtua Please enter my Social Security Number in your Sweepstakes Contest Candu UTONTOWM— McwrtKwth ShooprngC«r^Communtty Rm (tow level), Wsd aiT-tSpm «HttrKH.0-VFWPott iWwoi Rd . Wed M 715 p m HA21ET — North Ctnttrvffla Fiti Co, 372 M.ddle Rd . Thur al 9 15 am & Tue el 7 15 pm JACKSON — Shrewsbury Pharmacy JKkton Townihip FtrtCo #1. New Prowtd Rd . Mon el 7 15 p m UTTlt BILVtR — Lfflta Silv»t FMHowM Ptrxpeci Av*, Tut it MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS 9 15 em & 7 if p m LOHO MAHCH - YMCA. 404 BiMdway Thui •> 7 15 pm HANALAPAN - Sfembacrrt Dtp) Stce THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS Community Rm. Rt 9, Tue it 6 30 pm MANAtOUAN — Enpioe Co 02 Pirke( Ave Tue at 9 15 am 4 7 15 pm ft Wed ePtOOam •ROAD ST. 741-MM SHREWSBURY 1040 ROUTE 35 MATAWAN — W«NngtonEngioeCo.JeckiooSi (b^mdCWW Jttwy Bank].Mon BIT 15pm &W«J at$ 15«m MKWLETOWN PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS FREE DELIVERY | — Ortt Ep*ecopel Church. 92 K»wiHwy,Tliuf ,nT 15pm HOMANVILLC — RotwmvM BIW» Chun* Church RrJ & Tennent Rd (Next to lh» Village Mill) Tue at 9 15 am NEOTUNI CITY - Unllsd Fire Co 11. Mernonel Home, Ltufel Ave . Thur «9:15tm & 7 15 pm JACMON- I live in MIDDLETOWN J»ch»ort Jiycee Club .flouts 571. * mite east olCauviil* Firt Dew .Wed al7i5pm OAKHUH8T — Krwghiiot Pyltiias tfinweMle Rd . Tue ai7 15pm • Town _ _ SI. Help Wonttd si. Help wewtee 1f TheDt-tfyRegfcier SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 Tiger LAWN MOWER MECHANIC — Ex- 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole PEOPLE Ami L-. UMH I»W. HFVftOLtT VIOA tf» - Ant* ELDORADO 1*4* LAWN MHVICi - TM MfUn. That's wtut good vtar mow 4 if*. HTM, luil m m Main St Matawan 5U4000 MMM« wart NMW Slirllm TMmilM »«»!• *w < SALES PERSONNEL FORD LTD 1*H - Four-door, low hM marutt. craM3 M HMH- PHONE PEOPLE •UICK CSTATE WAGON IW — *U mileage, radlall. power ilear M M t to Ing/brakai, air, i»**d control, No txporrtnet ntcauarv, our CHEVROLET IIH - Man* Carl* AM/FM, HtM M3 1US after 5 Iffl MM «Ml H Utccmt. CM 45400 mllM. Mcrttent can«tlan. IUM compny Mill provldo train- Call 4W-1TX after 1 #urlm w—lia»Tt. FORD GRAN TORINO SPORT t*7] - ing. Ltirn whll* vou aam up Utcc, raur-iaaad. Cragar Si IF LIFEGUARDS - F«r mlm «*.«•« CHEVROLET tftf - ftuatr S#*n, can Goodrich radlaii EacXIant condition to nrilM*. HI motor, treat thap* Many Bait otter Call after 4 p.m., 7174114 4-9 l El/4a) 1*1 UM $4.13 par hour ftUICK RIVIERA 11)1 - PMWT •_.,. N.J VW «Wn/lrMM/Nlt, AM'FM itirto FORD LTD 1*74 — Country Squirt, ill Salary and commission to MM* ««rv itttrt wort MM firm CHEVROLET IMPALA 11T] — Four PMHngar, red and black Interior, air •oor, air conditioning, power tlMfing conditioning, power brefcevsloerlng Ouallfiad applicants. For ftMN* «n*r I rm Mint condition MVi »M-*l$i 51 Help Wonted 51. Htlp Wonted and braktt. AM/FM radio Eic*ll*nt 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole 1 ta wllNiaj la aceaa* lurthtr Information call Sun - tondltlon HIM 717)444 •UICK Itn — Lrtatra CiMtwn. Mr DATA PROCESSING FORD STATION WAGON 1*70 - OLDSMOBILE WAGON 1971 — Reou •74 C» CHEVROLET SUBURBAN- AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Wad., t a.m.-* p.m. Must be skilled In complete automobile P ROG R AMM E R / AN AL YS T CHEVROLET 1171 (1) — Mallbu Waa- Need* ttarter. tacrlflce t»0 Ferd IHf lar gas, V4, air. well-kept, 44,000 mil**, Air, tour *p*ed, heavy duty tlrei. epair very busy shop. Five-dav work Two to three years of COBOL araaram h tm NIM. Till O«ll» ••• «nt. Mini too* I Km PrlcadteMll Air, tour door LTD. need* muffler, |l» 11500 191 25*0 haawv-dutv susatftsMn. Excellent con- • witti ca ipii Call dav, UI4454, night, 741-1007. week Excellent pay plan and benelit* mlng experience Experience with m N.J. «"«l automatic 7»44I4 Illon 54150 I31-U55 or 44* 3155 842-8314 . 11.1 Apply in person or call Circle Chevrolet Honeywell Nuipmant V* ISAM filet FORD 1*74 L TD BROUGHAM - Two- MACHINIST — T« mm, pm CHEVROLET IMPALA WAGON - OLDSMOBILE M If 77 - Regency four HEVROLET SUBURBAN - *-ton ompanv, 441 Shrewsbury Ave . desirable Liberal fringe banefltt. Sand ACHINIST — T« door, tull power, 44,000 mile* |l»0 FORO 1»7J - iillt. 44.117 miles, oniv 1*77. nlnapaiMnaar, air condMtanlna, door, power steering, brakes, windows, ustom deluxe, 350 engine, full power, hrewsburv, N.J. 741-3130. Ask tor Nkk resume to: Monmouth County Par 141 74*0 urn,mm Ou** Mi *•"' MMM in 536^577 vm power iiaarlng/brakti. radio, root in way power seats, power door lock' Reese hitch, three seat* Monitor 'occhla, Service Manager. sonnel Dent., Hall af Record*, Main St. rn, Out.. .1 «l»«» «. I* LINCOLN If M - kUrt IV. moon roof rack, J4.J30 mlln Emoltent condltton air, linttd glass, cruise control, floor Freehold, N.J. 077H. Shrtwtb FORD FAIRLANE 500 1*44 - Solid, _.el trailer, 10 ft., Mtf contained. b Aft I. Shrcwtkyrv tlft cnUta, AM/FM stereo MM «l0tM UK0 7474411 mats, body tide moldings, door-edge AUTO PARTS DRIVER — Wanted for I4J-MU tuner reliable Iraniportatlon, U50 Call taw sin, both for |5,95fl. 741-M01. track, M4M mMtt. ttm OLDSMO •wards, remote tonlrol. mini condition arge parts operation, muat know Man- DAV CARE CENTER CHEVROLET l»70 - Kl._ 471 H1J mouth I Ocean countte* Pake »eta Need* v*n er but driver MACHINIST - T««. On •> ryr UM • ILE 1«1 — Delta M H.JM miles. Call 1111440 iMOO DODGE 1974 - Four wheel drive, Waaon. 41.MX) mlltt. ana ownar, atr. Ions, hotptialiulion. pension, etc. Call •M IMI>«1, «» «• rm N/C eni rma FORD MAVERICK 1*75 - Brown tWfr ) miles, good condition, with cap. ClKKMr AWIK •> Mrt mm Mu» itom HaMul. Sama inarcHawalilna PONTIAC If71 — Catellna, n.VM vood radlall. lull tunad, power *t**r n person, Paris Manager. CIRCLE door, air conditioning, new radial*, 12900 21*414* after 4. DESIGNER — Automatic madiimry. prlnU ina IUWIM • "«a> t" aiMa, pratarrM. EMry anal cap. mtoet Mfl In9/brak*t/wlnttowt, hitch, rack, ra- OLDSMOBILE 1971 CtlTLASS 441 — HEVROLET. *41 Shrawsbwry AM., 44,000 mllet Call *444*70. Creative, experienced Individual MtltlM amfltt tM MW Ctnlrtlh THUNDERiIRD 1?7I - 11,7V mlln dio, |U0 1411110 Power steerIng/brakoi, air condition ECONOLINE PICK-UP 1945 - Modal hrewsburv. needed for manufacturer at dJv*rs*fted j In EavMtMm. tor quick conM FORD LTD 1I7J — Custom four-door. Ing, Ptooeer AM/FM cassette, *K E-100, bast offer See at » Falrtleid 10 Thomw Aw. UJ4m UMewaawY CONVERTIBLE 1171 - Karmann BEAUTICIAN equipment Liberal paying benefit* Iravtl Call MMID. All the ebon wftkle* hava air condi ••(alien) condition, all power, air, ra- celwnt condition, |20tB. 4711450. Ave , Oceanpori. Ghla. great gat mlltoo* Eictllant Call 921-1234 for interview or sand re- Itonlna. power steering, pom brakes dio, atklng H,4fS 2*1-1154. Part-time apprentice condition UOH or bail offar. Uir' tume to William E Young A Co , 410 MANAQEK/OrEKATOII - FUMMa Iraniffllulon All prlc«f> *a OLDSMOBILE W 1*44 - Look* and ORD 1974 PICKUP — Automatic Call 747 3142 REAL ESTATE SALES FORD tta - Two Cragar mast. Sport runs good, $275. rantmitsion, power steering, power Emx Rd.. Neptun*, N.J 07753 prafarna. ExcallaM talarv Mu« cam i tun and MV tMi win accept COUGAR XR7 1*71 — Powtr wtndowl, «Va ara laealns tar laja <_ o malic dick, 102 cu. engine, 471-5754 aket, 59,4M miles, good condition, BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUCTOR- mlulan WVm pew*r hxki, tp**d. dtcor group, plut MM ataaclaM H, Mm a>l«IMaiii'» (achomater, plu* extra*. M'S »7l fOO* 5 Ei icensed or will train. Holder of opera DENTAL ASSISTANT MECHANIC - Fl»a »aar> mlnlimim lacallan. w-an ui- 14 mora accniorltt. ov*r 12400 worth OLDSMOBILE 1*71 *t - Air, tull or* llcenie Call Ms. Slence at ofacCMwrkl. Calll4*niSor 177 HM FORD LTD 1171 — Two-door, new power, clean, regular gat. Asking. $995 442-4W7. CHAIRSIDE aiaarMca Own Mali Mu« aa ™ Experienced In four handed (artistry llaUa Aaal> ItC Oull. HaWMal tlrei, muffler and battery 4954122 EEP l*f7 CJS - 104 v-4. power steer CADILLAC — ntl. mint condition COUGAR CONVERTIBLE 1f71 — BOOKKEEPER/TYPIST - Full-time, We need an ambitious worker who It 11100 717 77JI og, low mileage. Far canfafanllal Imarvlaw, call "apart Fully MuJmd 4tJ» orltlnai rnlltt Rara, iharp. black, tow mil**, mint OLDSMOBILE 1971 — Delta Royaie espontlble, contc lent tout, e«- willing to be part of a well-organltad p Hatarla. IraUr. al Mi IIII UftO or b»it ofltf 77*flUl condition, |21H> or b»*l alt*. 4*5*474 Call after t, 741-M77 dental team 4Vj days, M evening* MEDICAL SECKETAHY - 'tUMIma. FORD - IHI Mutiang Hardtop AM/FM stereo eight-track, air, ex- perlenced and personable tor CPA of lo, Irani MU In Bun Kraa-Oallar Claen. oood running condition. Call cellent condition $1500 171 1700. Monmouth County Shore area REAL ESTATE CADILLAC - 1*J» Sovlll*. tolly COUGAR - If77 whll* two-door Vinyl PICKUP TRUCK CAP - 4'T bed, cab attlia. WHailWn-rlalmaal araa E> 4« 1M4 balwttn 10 and I p.m. ver model cabinets Many extras, complete resume to: Box D 344, Mulpotd, two-torn Ulnr and gra< roof, air conditioning, puth button win OPEL GT — 1171, Immaculate, custom aatlarKi aratarraa-. agt .III »al«. PROPERTY MANAGER 495*331 he Dally Regitter, Shrewsbury. N.J. Far aaartmam camMaa M Lmcran wlrt whMl covtn. lowmlk*oa Atklng dowt, AM/FM, n*W tlrtt. loadtd Mini GEORGE WALL interior and exterior 41,000 mile*. DOCTOR'S ASSISTANT — wnu » •«. IM. Llncrall. H.J «Tr» 701, E.parlanca naaaaaj In aaMMMralMn. V9H Call 741 ion after S a.m. condition 14450 Call 471-4174 attar * LINCOLN/MERCURV (1450 firm. 471-iiat Friday and Saturday. I to 1 p.m. Will TRUCK INSURANCE MEDICAL CLAIMS APPROVE* Wtanl raWMl. aylMM malntanaoca fcd Shrewsbury Ave., at Svtamort REE quotas and binders by phone BURGLAR ALARM INSTALLER - train, ideal for mother with young CADILLAC Iff* - C«UM oVvilt* PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 1173 — Au- WHY COMMUTE and >»paf viilen •> ouiMlna Hafl laM Shrewsbury T47S400 rouble shooter, residential, fully ex- children Send complete return* to Or Fullv o«utpp*d Color r»d Ptrftct ton CREDIT PROBLEMS ALL TOLL-FREE WO-132 9703 man ta a.. Em Tna Dall> »n tomatic, air conditioning, power steer- perienced only, lull time.'part lime A. Ponton*, 151 Broad Street, Rea PoUlkm aMMna In Dad Ml, «M< Itfn. tWOO H+*ltt No catM If you're working, we tan .•Mr. Sr»a«U~rY H J «W. llalir* GTO 1H7 — 400 engine, turbo Iran* ing/braket, four new tlret, two studded after 4 S474*U Bank, N.J. 07791. cmlfii iMIoMval la acacalt cialmi help lo get vou financed. No money ml*ilon Bett offer. snow*. Craig stereo with cassette and for graua matfltal InMranca. aaparlanca: talarv raawlraa and »*»*• CADILLAC till — Good condition Motorcycles down Payments arranged lo tutt your 2fl-24*l Jenwn speakers, 5I0O0 717 24*9. AFETERIA AIDE — 11:11 to 1.30, DRIVER — And stock clerk. Full time, netdt Many New and Quality Used vedavia week Contact Deane Porter iteadv dav*. Mon through Frl Ideal cialmi calculation* lal Call 7T Motors Inc., Highland equipped, Including air, mow*, ex alls accepted cvMndtr, rww tranimlulon. ntw oat Call m-aaj? •ana HI am DATSUN 8110 1*7* - Standard, Park 5721577 ttrv, IS mpg Vtrv eood condlikm celleni condition, 13100. Call 544-7444 HONDA 1*7] CB100 - Street bike, low AH WASH HELP - Apply In person UO00 747 4OT5 aflar S p.m. AM/FM radio 13700 E Italian! condl KITSON CHEVROLET CO. mileage, good condition, with new bat ENGINEER - For design of custom MORTGAGE REAL ESTATE SALES - •ui'ne** U PLYMOUTH FURY III If71 — Four- ountrv Sudser Car Wash, 1900 Hwv lion. Call 717 MM Hwv- U Eatontown ary, S27I. Call 244-1549 anytime cooling equipment Experienced in good, we ndve It ail PI** Mfhwtv door, air condlllonlng, radio, power 5, Middletown. CHEVROLET CAPRICE IHf - I . 542(000 hydraulics, heal transfer and rafrla- office tocatient torving MUeWesex, ctlltnl (ondlilon. oowtr it««r DATSUN H74 — 7*01, four speed, air, brakes l«0. 1*1 vm after 1. HONDA - 350 with windshield and SOLICITORS atftino MH CARPENTER'S HELPER eration. Apply ELECTRO IMPULSE Monmouih and Ocean Counties Train ln*/brakti. tno Call MMfOt, Mrt LABRIOLA MOTORS INC. saddle bags. Excellent condition. 5400 PLYMOUTM 1*54 - Four-door, run- Experience necessary LAB INC., 114 Chestnut St.. Red tank. One of New Jer*ey . moat proareWve ins. UP I* 79% Ot c*mm.***on earned. Kiv. ffi-WU Newman Sprlngi Rd , Red Bank ning condition, new lire*, muffler 4*5-)33f financial inttllutMnt Is keeking ex beit r«KK*lkor> tarvlc* Ad«er1lSln« Oottot Datiun 741 2433 EXPERIENCED — Serer (.leaning and marketing tool* EicMtent repvt* CHEVROLET VAN IM-SU-Cvllndtr DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION Price (150. 717-2731 KAWASAKI 1*74 - KZ 400. King Site perwnted Mortgage Sollcltart Suc- ASHIER — Permanent position person Also plumber and plumbar'i lion for 10 years Fuller Mn-tlma Call Uandard thill, carpeted. AM/FM radio — 1*47 Cadillac Sedan DeVIII*. Good LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1174 — teat, tow mileage, runs excellent. 1450 cessful candidates must be aaamslv*. PLYMOUTH WAGON 1970 — Juil lour* Mon., Wed., Thurs., Fri., * la helper Call 71*4441. 142 5054 Rkk Grimm, I with UN tffek. big Plcturt on not condition Good tire* Full power One Four-door, loaded. Immaculate, 41.000 47 1171 telt ttarteri and resident* of Ocean. patted inipection. good transportation. 30. Sat., 9 to 5. Sun., 9 to 4 Call m** wrtMlion IW. good llrt,, fi.ioo owner. MOO 741-5*3*. mile* 12*00. 671-4071 EXPERIENCED GARDENER - R*f M00. Call 717-11*3. AWASAKI 350 - Very aood condition ecker Hardware. Calls Neck, erencet r*qulr*d On* day per week couM.es Prefer minimum two years REAL ESTATE SALES - We're Met DODGE CHALLENGER I?7I - Auto- LINCOLN TOWN CAR 1175 - Prime n\-w$. PLYMOUTH WAGON 1173 — Nine- No grass cutting Call morning* be FHA/VA loan solicitation *iaarl*nc* ing for a few motivaM sales—rtom matic, good condition. Call alter a p.m condition, many eKtrai, 41.000 mllei CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON UW paisenger. air, power steering and twatn 7 and I. 741-44H for mortgage company or institutional License required NeeiMrtentonecev — Air condlllanlna, nlnc-MiMngt r, 717-7M9 or 71M3H, 5*000 471-51** or 741 1301 brakes, low mlleaga Encelltnt condl AWASAKI 1974 - KZ*00 Low HEMICAL BATCH MAKER - To investor Will consider direct lending *ary. -in train Uiary and btmnei HIM brakej AM/FM ittra© with lap* work In the manufacture of lacquer and FULL TIME — Receptionist, tor a busy or r«ai estate taiet experience Ex Ask for Allan al )l>MM DODGE SWINGER W* - Showroom LINCOLN MARK IV 1975 - Fully . Asking 11JO0. Call 741-1411. mileage, excellent condition Asking I no or trad* tor vrga GT. Call Mi igment coatlngi, Experience helpful, Doctor'! office Writ* Box G 1*7. The (•item company paM benefit! condition, automatic, air, power loaded, all power, (xcelleni condition 1500 747-W1Q or 142 9131., ask for Bob afttr • n m PLYMOUTH IHi VALIANT — 75,000 ui not necessary; salary accordingly Dally Register, Shrewsbury. N,J. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - braket/iletring, \im MUMti be- •5000. 244-1135. tween H p.m. miles, good running condition, cracked AWASAKI KZ75O 1977 — LOW benefit*, uniform*, overtime 07701. Century H Pftoenii Realt* has aeverai CHEVY VEGA 1*72 — 25.000 miltt on windshield. $100 firm. Attar 4 p.m., illiage. excellent condition, 11300 itngs for people wishing te earn llx MARK IV 1175 — Loaded, moon roof, 31-7*77. FULL TIME - Wholesale/retail bun TOLL EE rabullt tlMvtd block, ntw t>r«kit, new OODGE VAN 197* - FibtrflUt camptr many extras 5i4OO or best offer Pleat* •41-1195 rm. Call 244-347* after 4 p.m. nwre Will tratn. leaeH provided •ihautl. ntw ball jolntt 1400 or btil ness need* counter person Excellent 900 M2 6*00, Ext. 386 top, 11,000 mtlii Mult Mil dut to call 54] 4041 ..JtCH PART-TIME CUSTODIAN Can H4 4fM for confMenttal tntorvtew otftr. TtJVSO Illness. 4H-21te PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTER 1971 - MOTORCYCLE TRAILER - Beit of — including ground* Hours 9 am 2 opportunity tor manager trainee Call Vanchura. 93t-4m for an In- MECHANIC'S SPECIAL - 1*71 Vega Power steering, air conditioning, AM er. Excellent condition. m. Write Box 0-347. I he Daily Reg RN OR LPN M/f* — Perl lime eVM tervtaw. 9 to 5 SUBURBAN SAVINGS & Hatchback, aulomatlc. 1200 Call radio, whltewallt. vinyl roof, good con Call 7I7-W77. ler. Shrewsbury, N J 07701 er four nlfjtvti per week. 11 M 1 Mam dillon. Call after i p.m., 141-3574. LOAN ASSOCIATION E«ieiptni ketwftts Please call **'» 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale 219 7770; after 4, call 717 1374. FULL TIME - Salesperson te tali AMAMA 1977 XS450 — Excellent con LERK-TYPIST - Household good* Equal Opportunity EnyWewr M/F .ing at We«t*oe4 Halt. OT U" he ladle*' batting suits, camping equip MERCURY 1*75 — Three M a I it at Ion PONTIAC STATION WAGON 1943 — it ion, 1700 miles. |t500. moving and stores* company Mutt be ment Enthusiasm a must Do not a#o •KM an«4 wagon, full power, AM/FM alereo, Reliable, asking $125. Call 291-5509 after 4 p.m. weli-organlied Individual with knowl .. unl7|i you are Qualified KISLIN'S. NURSE'S AIDE iMfi - M. Thurt , 42.MO miles, t2t*5, 741-5141. 244S190 edge of general office procedure* Fri . Sat Experienced only need epatt- Good typing and bane math reauireo* I E. Front St. Red Bank PONTIAC LEMANS 1973 - Very clean Garden Stale Manor Hurting Home, 14 SALESPERSON MERCURY 1971 — Air conditioning, for an appointment, Anderson GENERAL FACTORY WORK - A*t> Van Brecki* Rd. Ho4md*i Power windows, brakes, and steering car, automatic, small 350 engine. , Inc , Red Bank. 741-0030 power steering/brakes, air |149S. will Branch 179 SIM ly In person Ino telephone tails, Optn.ng at Mid«l«tawn Ddflkln Excellent condition. Atklng 51.000 NURSES AIDES AND OROtRLIf $— talk price. 717-0395. Please) The Gibson Homans Co . J3 Donuti Shifts available are • a m te 244-3W. CLERK TYPISTS {2) Main ft, Matawan Near (he railroad E »p*f lerxed only r-e-d apply tar nwi n and 11 muintgM le • a m AMIV 100" FINANCING • ng home All shtfU. full-time Alte PONTIAC STATION WAGON 1971 — MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS — Auto Services/Parts Accurate IvpttU, minimum 40 crossing, behind industrial Wasrung person te Mr Ren HeeiMg al Fully equipped. Asking 1500 taking applications for summer help Up to 46 mot. to pay for qualified buyers on 1977, four-door, hardtop, automatic:, air w p m , knowledge of office machine*, Machine lfein DonuU, m Hwv n. MM 717 2412 Top salary, excellent fringe benefit* conditioning, power steering, rear ccurate with figuret. ability to work dieiown. NJ any naw or used car In otockl CAPRI - 1*73, for part* with people essential GIRL/GUV FRIDAY Do not phone Apply in pertan , Man defroster, tilt-wheel, cruise control. PONTIAC 1970 WAGON - Excellent Best offer ccurale typist*, minimum 40 One person office, typing and rece» through Fri only, 9 am-4 p m Allan Power seati/locki/wlndows Excellent condition. $450 or belt offer. 222-I547 i.. ability to us* Transcriber, and I wist duties Must work Saturdays U I Highland! Nurttng Home, I MN) condition 34,000 miles Call 471*550 •71-1104 I HOME OWNERS SPECIAL i possess spelling and punciuetion and hour Ave Atlantic HtgniancH ''MANAGER MONTE CARLO 1*74 — 350 V4, air, hng skills ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY PONTIAC GRAND AM 197] — White, NURSES M/W - RN. Mt-tlm* r la I Up !• N ••* tiM» Hi I'm aay'l.— No | er brake*/steering, notch teats, Auto Rent/Lease Salary and term* of employment du » Thomas Av*. M7-Mf4 Snrewsbwy luxurious, fully equlpovd, mint condi ihift PteatetellMadKeflMratealMM er windows/door locks, AM/FM ussed al lime of interview Send Re lion, 5HK or bell offer 495-9474. HAIRDRESSER - With following, in exl M TRAINEE artflt Stereo, burgundy interior txttrlor, ume lo Michael Cleffl. Assistant Su ORVETTES AVAILABLE Rfd Bank area Brand new shop Ma>na>temeni pMitMn tan M rtwri B*- 31,000 mile*, top condition. $4100. PONTIAC CATALINA 1971 — Four- penntendeni of Schools. II Bethany ease. Call Sol Sassoon at UH4M NURSE S AIDE - Dav* Can Hiiriaa •r ><• majnlrrs WtKiallMXl training. door, air, etc., run* line. $245 for Quick 229 5143 201-442 -0*47 d , Hailat, N J. O77M. Nursing Home. 4'141rf. tar appoint Earn ue to HUM la U1.OT a war tn sal*. Call 741-211) or 741 1603 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Call 364-9740 Mr Dee HAIRDRESSER - For Fair Haven- ment enlv. between la-tl Mam or I I marte.jwm«f»t We will lend rev to RENT A VAN - Low, low rates Call Rumsonerea, full or part time, lop pay PONTIAC 197) CATALINA — Two- p.m. Khool tor a minimum et tw* we*ts Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwy 15, Key CLERKS lor right following 141 W33 door. automatic, air conditioning, . trein rt, 244 1400 TYPISTS Ol)[) JOBS lonoBfarahtitaie live power steering, power brake*, ex- SECRETARIES (I/HOUR •n possible ideal tor student m»iu In I* Marl, cellent condition, high mileage Call MONTE CARLO 1974 — Landau, USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS BOOKKEEPERS PACKING OUR PRODUCTS after 4 a m. Kin* 741-2337 after 3 p.m. Loaded. All power feature*. Low 17 A DAV71.07 MILE KEYPUNCH NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED :*wnti yowneed tohev* aeo*dcar, be CALL TOLL-FREE MO-fM-9703 t you have any of the above skill* and FULL TIME OR PART TIME OFFICE NURSE M/F - Full-time, RN bondabie be ambitiew* and •* mllaag* - second car Maroon velvet PONTIAC — Grand Prix. 1*71, V4, interior, vinyl lop. Exterior silver. Im- re Interested in temporary work, why CASH PAID WEEKLY K LPN, no evenings Write PO Boa gressive HotaHtaiiiatton. Maie* Modi aulomatlc, power steering, brake*, maculate. $4900. 747-4477. wn* in and register? We pay loo WRITE FOSTER PRODUCTS ;J3, Red Bank. N J If lit ind >in*pttonal prettl tftarlftt and wlndowi. locks Call 2*1-3141 after 4 Auto Insurance ales • no fee charged B-14174. JAM . FLOWIQA HI 14 uving* program Call now.for an t»- NEED A CAR? MONTEGO 1974 MX - Two-door, ACE TEMPORARIES OFFICE HELP - Part lime, 1ft-II INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER — For cus- nowri par week Hour* flexible Typfna hardtop, air, power stearins and PONTIAC 1971 SAFARI WAGON - 0 Thomas Ave 542-0302 Shrewibury AUTO INSURANCE tom RF Mechanical operation Need eping helpful Apaty m brake*, AM/FM tlareo, 11*95, 717-7011. Automatic, air conditioning, 72,000 REE quotes and binders by phone LERK-TYPIST - Part time Ion call irienced. aggressive Individual lo South SI. Eatonlown We have 100% FINANCING milei, excellent condition. $1700. Call MUSTANG 1971 - Re-worked. 151C ALL TOLL-FREE KW-U2-9701 anil, for locaf newspaper classified age production. WaM Send Re F. GETZ 747 5329 after 4 P.m. OUTDOOR WORK - Het*the leader in engine, needs some work. Best offer department Accuracy in typing and sume, salary requirement* to Electro HOEN1X BROKERAGE — Famous tier* Technicians needed at Lawn Available lo any qualified buyer... up to 48 over IW0 After 4,144-2533 Aik lor Bill uenmg a MUST Mutt be reliable and ipulse Lab. P O Boi 170. Red Bank. 264-2400 PONTIAC WAGON 1972 -• Clean New or low cost auto Insurance. Easy Doctor Good pay plu. advancement tires. Air conditioning, all power. vailable on short notice Please send N J 07701 Can Tuet and Wad , ti-4 p n mot. to pay on any of our fine New or Used MUSTANG II HATCHBACK 1974 •- avmant plan Immediate I.D. cards Call Bill at i'i ll» Bought new car. $1100 7411441. 'Plies to Box 0-140. The Daily Reg- Cars. Four-cylinder, four-speed, air $!•» ree quote by phone Call 2*4-3017 ter, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 INSTALLERS Call Ml-MU. _ PACKER/DRIVE*. - Carpentry ex SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS-We/k three PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1977 — perlence and driver* Ik ante required lo four hour* a day and earn over ft C»ll Mr. Cash at: You can't do better NOVA 1*71 — SlK-tvllnder, automatic, Power steerIOB/brakes, power win- 0 Wanted Automotive Apply Electro Impulse Lab. IW Car or more a wee* impeuleMT Cam* dows, air, cruise control, AM/FM ster- than the best power itatrlng, new tlrei, MM. Itat Av*., Neptune Equal Opoortunlt* drive a but for VanNortwkk tretn*', eo eight-track. 20,000 miles, original and that't what thli is 741-2439 73f-J744. Employer and I** Call W-mm w* wHi owner, mint throughout. Call 471-7423. AAAAAAAAA JUNK CARS WANTED PAINTER — Experienced in us* af OLDSMOBILE — Regency H H7J RABBIT — "You've got lo drive II to THE BEST Preferred Home Owner* Wan... UP TO~ TOP CASH PAID aaini spraytr Call Shadow Lake Vll Four door, all power, one owner. 14,000 believe It." SHREWSBURY MOTORS. CLERK IMMEDIATE PICKUP DEAL IN THE lag* Condominium Association Office. 6OMOS. mites, new tlrei and battery, blue with INC., 741-1500. r some knowledge of payroll 4I1U44 142 95*0 I whit* vinyl lop, cruise control, ale . jood benefits Start |1U ALARM BUSINESS asking UIM. Call 4M43M. RED BANK VOLVO LEAN-UP JUNK CARS - And late ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FOR PART-TIME - Retail sales in sporting 119 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. model wreck*. Highest price* paid n Thomas Ave 747-1494 Shrewsbury HXNJi itore Apply in per ion at 111 RED BANK, 741-SMt ow Call ROCCO, 717-3154. 717-3344 EXPERIENCED Wain St., Matawan. Open S nights to 1:30 p m , Set until 4 CLERK TYPIST titled office duties, light sieno SERVICE PART TIME WIEKENM~~Pyll- REDIKER SHERMAN JUNK CARS WANTED Matawan area Start 1135 llma In summer Long Branch Pier DODGE PEUGEOT led Bank 741-1079 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TECHNICIANS CAPRICORN AMUSEMENTS. Rl 14-Wall Township—449-1100 TOP DOLLAR 20 Thomas Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury Work with a world famoul IHI* af CLASSIFIED FOR USED CARS' burglar, fire and smoke alarm lvstems num. | RENAULT Rll 19M — Need* work. < CLERK TYPIST LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., ictllent for parts, HQ0 Some knowledge of posting helpful In home* and commercial eilab PART-TIME HELP — wanted in bait Rl. 35 Savrevlile, N J MJ-fili >rwliti Start 1340 hour. ilthmeni* Get the full berwflli of our •nd tackle sior* Responsible indm« line hourly rate and an unsurpassed xal* replv m parson to Tackle Store on OP DOLLAR — Paid tor |unk and ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY RITTENHOUSE 20 Thomas Ave. 74734*4 Shrewibury benefit package that Includes hospital, the Long Branch Fishing Pier LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. turglcal and dental insurance, major I *oo Hwv. 15 775-1500 Ocean Tw OOK — Experienced broiler person medical, life Insurance, pension plan. PART TIME - But driver, private or seafood restaurant, year-round BUSINESS DIRECTORY SHORE MOTORS TOP DOLLAR PAID For junk cars. Immediate pickui wsiiion Good pay. benefits Apply In Volvo-Triumph Dealer son, LONG JOHN'S LTD., II Beach «v. 15, Manatquan. 511-/500 Call 2111100 or 12M240 PART TIME INSTRUCTOR - To id. Highlands, No overnight travel teach men , *li*rci*e (I*.I tilt after A DAILY GUIDE WANTED — Junk cars, truck*, Mutt have car STEIN CADILLAC -won ciaiMi. four tlmet a wee*, ex rallers. WIU Pick up. Call anytime, OOK — Full lime days Experienced Call for appointment ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK oerience preferred Call 741-1304 47-0159. only Apply in person between 3 and 5 OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS r7HN0 m al The Pour House, 140 Mrs. Ryan WE NEED USED CARS hrcwibury Avenue, Tlnton Falls No PART TIME -i Cierk/catfiier, Red STRAUB BUICK-OPEL 822-1400 Bank Water Department Cashier or II NINE ACRES Of New and Usad Cart op dollar paid. MULLER CHEVRO hon* call* pleas* 1 ET. Hwv 34. Matawan, 54*8000 teller experience required Apply Boro Hwv 35 244-4000 Keyport COOK — Full lime night*. Experienced Hall, a Monmouth SI , Red Bank E BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS nly. Apply in person between 3 and s INTERNAL TANK CLEANER — App- THE FINEST SELECTION — Of new PEOPLE TO RUN - Public bath SCHWARTZ Chrysler-Plymouth at The Pour House, 440 ly 9-3, Rolio Trucking Corp . 2*S Broad- ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING 4 and used cart in Monmouin County. room*, pay In tips Call TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE Over 100 air-conditioned new tars in Red Bank, 747-0717 Shrewibury Avenue, Tlnton Fellt. No way. Keyport. DECORATING Slock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC., phone calls pleas*. Shrewsbury Ave, New Shrewsbury. CUSTODIAN — Fulltime, for regional ADDERS - Typewriters, Calculators. COMMERCIAL LAWN SERVICE ROBERT GIARO PAINTING - In- 741-UOO PLANT WORKER - Carpentry sklllt -sold, traded, repaired Residential Industrial terlor/exterlor, Fully Insured. Freee* school. APPW at Henry Hudson 151 Broad St., Red Bank DISCOUNT orlcet insured, reliable. 1414150. tlmale*. Fair Haven. 747-3171. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Superb Regional School, 1 Grand Tour, High- KITCHFN HELP - M/W - I SERPICO'S 747-0411 service OOWNES PONTIAC. 41 Lower ends, for application. An equal op- 1 Help Wanted Maker, eiperlenctd Main It., Matawan 544-22*9. portunity employer COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE MOVING & STORAGE Call Me-04T between HI WOOFINQ A SIDING — Residential, commercial, We are TOYOTA CELICA GT 1977 - Five- Male/Female CUSTODIAN - Full time/pen-tim fully insured and have 14 years ex- Freehold Regional High School, Two LADIES-MEN - Work at home on the HOOFING AND SIDING • Fre* esti- Speed, air conditioning 13.000 miles M RonanAssoc* , 44 Cindy Lane, Way. perience. Member of N.J. Turf Grass MOVE WITH NICK - For lest. Free hlftt, 1 P.m.-* M p.m., 3:30 P m 11 phone, earn flS-ISO weekly servicing mates Olson Roofing 4 Siding Co Call 15700 471-2925. AIDESHOMEMAKEH-HOME Associallon Free estimates, 741-7155, estimate* Senior ratet. also midniahl, Apply at Maintenance Shoo. our customers 1*4)144. IV S41* or 431 ltH Eit. l«] HEALTH AIDES — Full or part-time travel. Call anytime, 544-91*4. TOYOTA COROLLA 1977 — Automatic Freehold High School, Mr. wileo rxJU-hour duty No experience neces- LANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper. GRILLON - Complete lawn service, transmission, AM/FM radio, 21,500 31-U75. RECEPTIONIST — Full time. Doctor's Experience preferred Mult have SACCO'S ROOFING spring clean up and rototilllng. Call mllea, 13000 Call after 4.30 P, •ry. Free training course. Earn hour- office. Long Branch Typing and off ke ALTERATIONS v wagei plus mileage. Car and tele transportation KllW after J p m New, wkfti you We are eapcrti in our field, room HM3J9 170-94*4. Skill* 121 5401 between 9 30-1 p rr hone necessary Call Family t Chii DRIVER remodeling, attit fan Installation, attic Wanted lo drive passenger car lo Elu- FINISHING CARPENTER — All Ivpet rent Service, 111-9100 or M2-41U. lla.n. storm A screen windows, roof Twin Boro Motors IK. beth and surrounding area. Five-day plot, a REGISTER HOMEOWNERS LAWN of interior or exterior work, (paneling, 131 Newman Spring Rd Red Sank 51. Help Wonted , repairs, tic. Can ma?, for Free ALL POSITIONS— Full and part-time, 51. Help Wanted trim work, pre-hung doors, wirKh AMC/JEEP 747-0040 Cslimatei. AND LANDSCAPING cabinet*). 717 5450, Georo*. icluding kitchen, utility, server* and Clauifitd Ad for 3 All phases of landtcaping. total lawn VEGA 1971 - Only 34,000 miles, atr. ut persons Apply in parson, Red MISCELLANEOUS care. New lawn planting, old I. Free Estimate* Fully Insured Standard transmission, four-cylinder, obiter, 1200 Slate Hwy. 35, Oakhurs 51. Help Wonted er mere days, renovation, Quality nursery slock YOUNG'S X mpg. SffO. After * P.m., 747-3747. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F BUSINESS CARD SALE - Hit) per becknoa work Foundation plantings. HOME IMPROVEMENT including Sunday, ASSISTANT WAREHOUSE PERSON thousand, (ralw printed) Call today. 747-7]4f. Roofing and Siding VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1972 — Auto- — For old, reliable firm Mutt have J41M11 Dormer* Addition* matic ttlck. Inspected, runt good. M50 some knowledge of warehouse pro- yev gel on Hire Horizon Landscape Inc. Door* Window* or best offer. 741-4530. FURNITURE CARPENTER RETIRED - Seeks edure Apply in person, GELCO, Hwv Lendtcep* Architect* ft Contractor* Call 717 3W dav or night smaii and medium sin lob. Cctmplate VOLKSWAGEN 1941 — Sunroof, new 5. Wanamasta. day FREE! inieriof remodeling service. Paneling Middlesex Co., N.J 101-711-7435 muMlrr, rebuilt front end. engine n DELIVERY SALES GENERAL CONTRACTOR Kitchen cabinet I Room addi- built 10,000 miles ago. U25. Cai W* *r* looking for Individuals GARDENS ROTOTiLLED- WlthWw Speclalliing in fireplace* REGISTER Closstfitd tions' recreation rooms, refInlshlng 741-4140. lo deliver new furniture to homea In Troy Bilt Tiller. Call 47I4M7, 471- Aflar 9 p.m.. 2*1 *54\ AVON oookLBwi Armstrong chandelier tell- the greater Newark area. Advan- or 471-3411. EARN MONEY FOR Adt cost as little as ings Free edvlca and tilimain Good VOLVO 1971 — 144. four-door sedan, tage! will Include being In buelneea LIFE'S EXTRAS workmanship Cell anytime. ll*-S14*or DRIVEWAY six-cvilntfer, aulomatlc, power steer for youreert el an Independent con- Became an Avon Representative \ Ing and brakes, factory air. Leather trector High yeerly earning! You REPRESENTATIVE 43< per lint, per ROTOTILLING CONSTRUCTION an earn extra money selling qiu ANY SIZE JOBS Interior. New paint 91,000 miles. With mutt be able to finance Hi* roducti pan-time, during the houn GARAGES— Yards cleaned, treat cut, Fast, dependable service thousand* of dependable miles left. purchase of your own 21' furniture day, based on 1 »*in»eretors and tlovet taken awa Call between 10 a m.-9 p m DRIVEWAYS 11795, Tax and license extra. RED hat tult vou beil For details, call Mn. imond, 471-43*1; Mrs Konellus. rV-1419 671-5761 Awhali drives, concrete walk* and BANK VOLVO. Dealer, 741-5M4. JOIN A LEADER! lines, 10 days patios. Free estimates Our 24th year, 544-5213; Mr*. Archer, 144-0317 Inveetlget* this opportunity by calling, ll/ltOO. Exl. 103, A*k for LIGHT HAULING — And will dean out ART-CO PAVING 741-1574 VOLVO 197S — 144, four-door sedan, We are an unquestioned Pace-setter in the direct bastmenlt. cellars, garages and haul ROTOTILLING six-cylinder, automatic, power steer- awav Can Jann 8 747 D44 Lawn mowing, landscaping TRUCK A AUTO ing and brake*. Factory air. Leather 51, Help Wonted writing ot business insurance lines 471-1044 after 4 pm interior. Run* on regular gal. 77,500 This is an opportunity to join a highly-successful Fast Results, lew NOTOTILLING, ngnt rtawOng. «ttlc* RENTAL ' miles Priced 11000 under book value. •nd garages cleaned, tree work, can FORD RENTACAR Take a look and you'll drive it home. sales force The professionals we seek will be Cost — Now an Only 1)995. Tax and license extra. RED — 5414534 or 471 2114 PAINTING * FAIRWAY FORD licensed casualty and fire representatives with sev- DECORATING Daily • Weekly - Monthly BANK VOLVO, Dealer, 741-5M4. ' ENGINEER extra Day. Phone SPRING CLEAN UP 122 J4O0 eral years experience who are eager tor significant VOLVO 144E 1975 — Automatic, all Ctean attic*, cellars, garages and B*P INTERIOR PAINTING power, air, AM/FM stereo tap*. Regu- MECHANICAL INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC career potential 5421700. rard* AH appliance* removed Scrap, > iob too tmell Reasonable rates USED AUTO L VAN RENTALS lar gat. A-l 54,000. 4713141 kon and metal* General clean up Call enylim*. 170-1731 17 A DAY/1.07 MILE We otter an attractive base salary with superb •wi 7*7-4144 an dav CALL TOLL FREE Mv-t» 97QJ Openings exist al the Naval Weapons Handling Center Toll Free Matawan VOLKSWAGEN 1949— Bug. dark blue, bonus potential and comprehensive benefits includ- PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING — sun-roof. Clean. S450. which is located north ol Red Bank, N.J. on the Jersey WATCH YOUR BUSINESS GROW — ing a company car. Ana - 564-8100 Interior and exterior Fully Insured. Call M2-K97 shore. Experience in one ol all following areas is Direct mail. 1 cents a horn* Work guaranteed Free estimate!. All inquiries will be held in strictest confidence. M+tKO PAUL HORAN 471-5214 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1949 — Auto- desirable: Shock and Vibration Analysis; Mechanical Toll Free matic transmission, very good condl' Design; Electronic Test • Equipment; Project work in Please respond with resume and current salary to: lion, runt well, UK. Call 141-5*39. TAX SERVILE PAINTING AND DECORATING logistics or distribution systems. Recent engineering Janet Shanahan. Personnel Manager or Call Middletown Area — Carl B. Jones Fully insured WHELAN PONTIAC-BUICK-OPEL (201)736-5000 INCOME TAX PREPARED For (ree estimates call 229-3U* Hwy. 9 Freehold graduates are also invited to apply. Starting salaries, 671-9300 fn Vur home or office. Accuracy auar- 442-0*47 -based on experience, range Irom $13,657 to $19,263. *nta*4 Expert Tax Service PAINT UP FOR SPRING Positions are in career civil service with attractive 264-8583 Expert Craftsman-Reasonable 3 Trucks And Trailers Interlori my speciality Federal Civil Service fringe benelits. Send resume to | Employers Insurance REGISTER INCOME TAX RETURNS - F*d*r*l WALLYS PAINTING. 291-11*1 Civilian Personnel Department, Naval Weapons Station, and Watt, individual »nd butmeis Earle, Colls Neck, N.J. 07722. Promising candidates IofVVausau 'Fraaarad completely Mih **ar m Mid •VROLET FLATBED 1944 - 40s CLASSIFIED 'dUtoin Maraary Trovato, t/a Re- PORCELAIN REPAIRS scries. Low profile Heel bed with sad- will be contacted promptly. WPNSTA Earle is an Equal I 10 laofwy Cjrtla. W. Oranga NJ. Dally t Sunday inapt* Tax Sarvici Call for aoootnl Repair chips in tubs, sink*, to*led, dle boxes, two speed rear, new rubber, ^Opportunity Employer. I An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F •Mmtlislin 'mam. *7i 1IH in** 747-34*1. paint, leathar and carpal Interior. Make great race car or boat hauler. Call 191-3573, 9-5 weekday* MSitwrtlMtsw 71.1 Nubbin SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 9.1979 The D*#y Rcgtoltr 17 WU.11 CAREPR - Fffcrtt aox« - CarnajaaM. Pacama aa> 131 Houses For Sole •ram •Hat lar laa—ty aaa] Umlm an* W.POP. Maraaa. Call W-aial ar *U-*W1 OCEAN TOWNSHIP- — HAPP&JED1DM6ON FAIR HAVEN and Lone view VHIMO. EkttjM mm BUREAUS - iis-aa. I ,72.500 homes from |1MU» Call SH-Mi ka. tM anal caMaai Hi Mai baajoam. tW-aath. Immaciitala REDDEN AGENCY »5*iUaJjyntar aaa ikna. I-Nrval aria) a (amity raam avanaaklaaj REALTOftS fancad yard and aatto mal ara Jual •I Wapiti Avt -IW- Ba*fc-f4t-»m SALES CAMERA — Paulas Kim. I parfact lar Ihato aunwnar barbacuas MATURE WOMAN - Nanaaa tad. ll. Hawaii Kraanaaai _ LL Al RE FARROW REALTORS, tall WANTED IIKH an»llm« rrir^til-WX Dmt* ClUwHH. -IMM ^te ^^^A m - • « — — * - - *• • mwmf. Warn am aa*a_1,_i artrat. Mian, «aw sin HI »vi UaJLltMI kKaoaaaaaWat. . Pan lima. raoms am* baft. MrtHact Aafttaa CASTHO CONVERTiaiE - CBHBV t«i.«M Call *--tl.ai—i ar after 1 nm-tMiimiwiiiiiii flii» rn-wn Canalal. Ilka aaa. wa. 143-4441 ^^^ TrpiNO cannHm Hobt Sound martaai 1—11 a«k Tta nat. o. RUMSON/RED BANK -|W_ tt-*_ Daaa M m. Kama RAYMOND C. HOAGLAND, ASSOC lliilli Ca.a r|aeta aaMrtk- naaai call M)«is CHILDREN'S JEANS - CM* buys you • (MtutMul ant ar twa WIWH»imkaalin» Evn. (MS) W-IW lamllv homt (or youto Hv a tn. 471 IHi ucM. Lacraafca ci». i an* tst P I » Situations W«nt*d P.O. *O- 3 iaHaxlM Realtort. MLS Ti RUMSON AREA — Sen* for aur w ar aanama, aa-tta *aa MCKM>. CHAIN LINK PENCIHO - SarpM •'Short and Country Livlnt" kraclnm, Martaaiaa •••••>, Tla Tkaa. 0. Ural aaaMv. «tad das. Maat McrMcai. GOLF TENNIS-SWIMMING ales, descriptions, prkes an a*aH»4tt mi> Ca. F.O. •« in. UM v» It canti M. It. laattKH wH» «• rw». II al fteaton Hill Country met. APPLEBROOK AGENCY, fit In. Na» Van. MM ALL AHOUND YARO WORK - Tn l«r nilalmam Tara» inaajaH. _ !ors, lit Awt. Of Two RhrwTI, ont full wall with 4 ft opening In den Rumson. Ml WOO KH0OL MM IMIVIM — rm mm Praaa 7i.MtrdMndlM IM. Commercial with wet bar and refrigerator. Via- of CHAIRS - T»» Maria II Nl ulti. RUMSON RARITY — Ltttto ranch an aal najwimi am aratt. M»1»»i For Sole ED BANK M RIVERSIDE AVE. Rentals aw York skyline from dining roam •art a) MMkM, Kim bt. 41. F«rS«lt ond It-note getf courst Large custom landKBPod IV» XLI Twa HnWocit Luaandn* Hi IIII II I. Ma. rat* RIVERVIEW TOWERS WASHERS AND DRYERS - tuv fat ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE - SfCURITV nun - MM. M Situations Wanttd Ma krMaa ckaM, a». Ill Satan HAMMOND & BALDWIN "THE VERV FINEST IN acuum. un-arground sp/IW-tr tn ra«M. MM. I147.OM Omar, terv dlrttl, |M and On* vaar gwar Middle of Red Bank. |IO0 mon*, ra«a«. tl Aaaaxa Oair. aaaak ra- LUXURY HIGH-RISE" am. much more, »1.t,*W PAUL P. M»l«/Ftmalt PIANO AND ORGAN private parking space. 7411313 before xsut arrtat Frtt dtllwar- Robtrt Barnti. faMtBwia%H. sU r^taa^W i 1 BBBwafawBlB Overtoofcinf Ihe Navetlnk River OVA INC , REALTOR. tTl-tS-M. cHatrt. |M CWtl-af-*«Mr«, $M. CENTER p.m. Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REA WMlll-l•'aBnaaa^t avaBraaVlMMi aBaaawjalaatatHj avavaa«M. awaajPF^awjJBJBaaTtMa*wjaa.a.>aB/ alaVaaawjaaail t want you! To holp M keep rtnu HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS DRIVER - WHk uauaa aaian WASHERS — Ba wnart. liioe tt_ wara GARAGE BUILDING - IS'MS' with OMtMPtf AitMbtra thetf lowest By maintaining 100% Call Ihe Kerr Agency. Inc. HaM akuai aM aaHMrY. i. tn aaca. mini wMaa naiwaa a wav Bad buy. In town Ntvar office upstair.,tor rent , private street TINTON FALLS-EXECUTIVE'S UCMTARY cupancy we art affectively keeping 434 River Rd, Fair Haven, 741-4477 Can 7»im tram M p.m. in. atam Ul PiMa Rani Parking avaiiabit. Light commercial DREAM - Thoughtful piennina 4MW OaM tvaMa. aM MM HUM Lacal rw*d BARNES SALES A SER enlt low Studios starting at |J7S. one awrllar. til RaaMa ' use Caff 717-Ut*. I »1 MM. pride of ownership allstan from Ms VICE INC., 4«»W droomi itartlng at 1340, twa CaMnclaai aacaaraaM MUM. I. araam. IWL SalraO. jia » drooms starting at |S00, three tin. Full corrtatt or«av>, tn BUSINESS PROPERTY - Building twos ipectacular family room MTWI LargMt and Oldesl oomi also. «t iM*U>rMtNT AOENC •n, moving XTKM, HWV. 3S, Laurence Harbor, Call ralsod hearth fireplace and wet bar Piano Dealer SM-1SS0 or SM-M7* HAZLET leading to country kitchen. Formal • Tkaaiai Ax. w-im llm.aaiay M awf Hamtln, KkwaaN. SeAmar, errtral air and heat, gas cooking, ustom 14' W level. 141,100. Aluminum dining room, four bedrooms. Iv. bam iMwifi. Kaatal, Kaawa. EMralt Cur- DOCTOR'S OFFICE - To short. New 41 Builrwtt kontei. 24-hour doorman, TV tocur- ding, Oead-ena street. Dishwasher. Urge utility area with separata tawing K, Malta— am Planar warm decorated and fully furnished 73 Machinery For Salt , swimming pool, sauna, marina, orm and scrton window* Walito- room and private offkt All Ms an« MM cim.nn la Uacraft. Maai M BrttAM flbitod N«w HMM ctock. Vtc- lorn professional building In Red Opportunities so underground parking. Rental o* all carpeting and hardwood floors more Just offered at flUJM. n M tvat) ) a*ff aajarlamal'a lla a torIM tow tMt. E«twv«MA« utM c*»v LARGE DISPLAY OP Bank Available Mav t. 471 3Wl e open seven dan a weak Call Bob baths Fully inwlatad plus 10% CENTURY II COZENS. Raattori Ma " mum Raao n •• GRAND PIANOS TRACTOR - Caw ACD Runs good ccone al 701 741 1731 DOWNTOWN RED BANK — Prime m financing available Now under ''Indapandtntlv Owned" BO MAIN STREET Hydraulic wow ptOw, doubt* bottom, t 111. T»« Oallt Raalllar •EAUTV SALON - office tpact with on site parking Ont onsiruclion 7171100 •13 River Rd Fair Haw CHILDREHV - FurMura aaa M ASBURY PARK. N.J. 07IU good rubber, MM 94MSJ after t P m ED BANK - Apartment available, .m.mim. N.J. tmi, namt •—i callaal cHaatala. U*.*aa arait iw M large lovely rooms, new modern block lo Broad street and Hosoilal Will EANSBURG - Five-bedroom Colon! 741 74M Open t la I Opan aallr 1 la I, Sal. Ill I tchen. quit! residential neighbor omplcie lo your requirement EN- , tat in kllchfn, firtPlACt, bar, ga WALKER & WALKER SEW1HC MACHINE OFIRATORS izxr — —' —• 77 Pels And Livestock hood, close to transportation Call for lusive agent. 17,000 v* ft, will divide age, enlra-large cornor property 0 10 REALTOm Ul Ma tai-aW COLONIAL CORNER HUTCH - TlM HEAVY WOOD - OtntM room I REALTORS tMpiHana aniv Aartv Raaxa WUWM poointment, 74I-171B. & alter lo suit CENTURY 31 Conns ,fO0 Alter 4 p.m., 4U-O471 lactaM Inc.. » TMrl AM, Una LEAVING APRIL » - Par Ma•U.I doori ontop. tw o doort M belU4. IW VMndk W**. . V4. 4 li«4 r Agency Atk for Mr. Coitns or Mr. Shrewsbury Otfkt 74I-U12 tow «ctttot dllt HOD 74t*J7f •caadl. m-tut Cayman laanaa. Can laka an aaai- pool, filler and accotiorlo* includtti. Advanced And Beginners E D BANK - Beautiful one bedroom Nettlei, 201 741 7*4)4 LARGER THAN Mtddktown Office »71 J3M Uanal aillawnanl. Raalv P. 0. Raa >o. notoi too rail, IM W4M -peling, dishwasher 13S0 includes CONSOLE COLOR TV - fit*; p«Mr T LOOKS — ThrM to four badroom SHICTROCKIRS — Taawf* M lav AUantk HajNanca. N.J. anu. DOG TRAINING at 471 1*4i »**%. iiMfi T« vaat*. «••*» am*. Call (Mm mww, iihlur *tUtnm*?T.t. |«l; Classes eves end Sat afternoons rtarmer, two full baths, formal dining 132 Condominiums 1 Mlim 1 am ta I a.m. ana Mr a tM cm. HMd Iktt antf T vr«l« MA Bavshore Companion Dog Club ED BANK - Beautiful two-badroom. EATONTOWN 10 ceilings Beautiful natural a.m.. an «U« ••f 747 7MS Attor J M J U> 4 ft , U toch. 747 I 741-OUe rpeting. dishwasher Landlord pays mtltrnut woodwork F.nlihed best Town Houses U Montv To Loan Choice outside tpact available for pro- at $400 471 -IMS eve* ntnt. Potllftlt mothtr/daughttr SMaiT METAL INSTALLER - KaU CONTEHTSOFHOME-Uvlrtfrnm. HOMEMADE - Drlklout Eottor pttt AKC IRISH SETTER PUPPIES-Call ttskinal or retail buiinessts. Stl, UN >on't miss this one. A buy at SS4,fM. dntn* roam fclth (il Potlkarkt DiGrano (whtal ptt) and and 1,0*4 sq ft Immediate occupancy. aaaalal aaa HaM canumrclal. aaa aev ALL TYPE LOANS m • ED BANK - Two room efficiency Pint Riitltca luiaml pit) IM a«ch f M LITTLE SILVER aaa: aaaatlu. aari BUSINESS A HOMEOWNERS attar i p.m. apartment Call Marl anfa I « tfwri. N« pt«CM tMf inch p*« Alto Umb and bunnv caktt, Call Ul mi between M em. REALTY 4} Octan AM. VMrt M. Eic*ltont. llfct nrw »1O t*ch Call Mondav, Tuatdav. . mala ATTENTION Monmouth Mall 741-09SO Monmouth Beach or Friday btt« TOMMY'S PET SHOP EO BANK — Huge four-bedroom Spectacular view of octan and river (TAriOHADT INOINtER 741 *)34 atk for B«a ilex, lireotace, garage, bast area. COUCH VARIETY OF BIROS om this two bedroom, two-bath Im- alack Wai HcaMt ar kaMar lar tarn- f434 STATE RENTALS Bkr 542-0333 -ricHis unit Indoor and outdoor pools And l»o (haki. IW HOLIDAY SPA MEMBERSHIP - PIGEONS, PARAKEETS IKE NEW I8TS •ararr aMajMiaal la lacal araa. Na laa Many extras Relocating owntr has VIP Good till Stpttmbtr. tMO (]» CANARIES. FINCHES EDBANK -One*edroom. tree heat, Remodeled, three bedrooms, 14' living caaraaa. Cama In ana iMIalai. priced to sail at 1110.000 Cafl MMI44 Wat^aa^aTfaaTT fWHtaawaCt Pftajjf afl^ EwVfl PhAa 74IW3I PIGEON FEED Ms ok, yard, |IH. oom, science eat in kitchen, luxury ACE TEMPORARIES COUCH ANO CHAIR - OM. both Ml GARAGE WORKSHOPS-Two 7»Sq H rw'ii kthMid MH, cratttt wMtmi MEDICATION 1 SUPPLIES }UU STATE RENTALS Bkr Ft, shopi available. Overhead doori. bath, everything is ntw. owner must REDUCEDS4QOO-Ona-oadrooni,wtttt II Tharnat AM. unarn Ifcrawaaarv Mafwstwv ctoMd ctowt. US unw,HUMMEL COLLECTOR PLATES - MHiirHiil. Ta tjwalHv Mr a Ira* ca*v S Church SI. Ktaniburg htat. electric, and water, |1W par II. view, S40'i CENTURY 11, OCEAN IIS Bimw ddl. »•', |M 142 IM. Cotetl. IWIHII InltrMttd POrllti ON — Beautiful two bedroom STINO CLERK wHattan In Via privacy tf vwr hama. month each Call 2*1 3S73, f S weak MELMED REALTY, BROKER REALTY, S4Mtt0. only. 7411119 COCKATIEL .TtORI. Carpeting, dltnwasher. caH new. 71MS0 4f3»4OO Oaaa tr—» alllh LlaM Mana La< COUCH - *' Htatw. torta MM Ubto With ca«t. US* c. U7i+ utilities, tn mi eve. araa. jian |i» NEW START FINANCING End UM*S Pint COHM UMt Two SHADOW LAKE — Villa 000 Two PflMffi MANALAPAN - Elegant prestigious ACE EMPLOYMENT ACSNCV 144v MOT LINE H.IA0 to«m clutr. Ml Jilt EA BRIGHT - Coiv itudlo apart HOLMDEL VILLAGE - 1200 M. ft. bedroom, two bath ranch. Dining Mt Hiht Four bedroom M Thamaa AM. til m FREE PUPPIES - Half Irish Seller, merit overlooking ocean and bay. Nc oftlcc space, will OlvMM Lail uwner, room, central air, financing; avaiiaMt Leo E. Masta, Realtor. MHW. I to Qualified buyer, SU.ttO. PAUL P CREDIT ASSISTANCE halt German Shapnerd It. Immediate occupancy, SIM in- , ITOCKMXJM CLIRK - far aMc Daily Sunday BOVA INC, Realtor, 471-1S44. 7» ll.l udlng ulilitie.. one month security, LINCROFT - Office suite, established lichen, formal dining room, hugt don Irank manwfacfearar. iMaaHaj. racatv AGENCY Homaownan IBM TYPEWRITERS ll W14HT professional building, TOO plus vi fl. ith bl fil l lii laa ana] tJaraaja. laaanaaca riawlrai RENTAL $19.50 Per mo. FREE TO GOOD HOME - Beautiful , t foye e jHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Rtt-4tl Ample parking Near Parkway im Aaalv at ovhaaNKk llajnaH Inc.. 171 n and gentle white German Shepherd, all HADOW LAKE - Golf, tennis, swim hroughout Central air. Gat heat. All Various modtli LAWLEY AGENCY, REGISTER Rtnl with option ta owy * **? mediate occupancy. Call 741-44W). •rancnaan AM.. Lam aVanch. N.J tots Call tnuu or t7f~4lf4 boating, new two-bedroom ppliences Walk to bus, 40 minutes Realtors, 7414M1; tves I41SIN. I aMimiku ta claan ue parlment, wall-to-wall carpet, dish you* craan aaa maaa yw craail Classified Ads LHASA APSO PUPS — AKC ra*jl«- W0CT LUXURIOUSLY DECORATED ainar. Sorry, no pets! 747-47M, — Prime office space, m beautiful new SWITCHaoARD OPERATOR - Part »>» Can »a» tin - w*MI erod. champtonshlD bloodlines. sU 133 Income Prop«rtv executive and professional office com ININ. twa ntaMk. wnawlum am week, old Three femalti, one male NION BEACH — Three large rooms. as low as Wiit subdivide S*M7oo accatatenal aavt will cantMar tram LOANS »Y PHONE nui show aualilv Call 747-UM. tn. heat tupolitd, adults preferred. KITCHEN CABINETS RUMSON/RED BANK - Two, four, aa. aantet. u*m. BOOO conaman. Wi bait with pets im month- 1*4 JIH arge bedroom., formal dining room, SCOTTIE PEOPLE ONLY - Malt, RED BANK — Good location for small fIvt-family for sale tiO-UOOOO cash 43 cents doutilc .ink, vtikow formka too. U' tea ving room with fireplace and beamed AKC. brindie puppy. NION BEACH — One bedroom. business. Call after 4 p.m. will buy you ona of thatt propariltt tor SWITCHBOARD - oaa.au. rm unititTOO Etattrk nrvgt.dllrWMraH. ailing Largo eniry foyer- Eal-in kitch- Call fJI-2S45, 4 p.m. orch. parking, yard, budget |13S 7414153 ncomt and daprtclatlon purposes lima, in ttttn I awa aw ill Piiaiawl ••Wl n, cot y den, laundry room, two full Hie aartMa caaaMlaM. Ul Jim 7*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr RED BANK — Beautiful offices or balhs. Lotsof clotets Hardwood floors KITCHEN — Diihwathtr. ttovt, tlnk, •» in-around pool and patio. Private. For FAST RESULTS N Blcvclts/Mlnl Bikes EST END - Two-bedroom, air. frtf lore* for your business I1S0 to $3S0 TRUCK MECHANIC - DMal •• fawtls. counttr top E*ctllanl (ond. d l lt T AT LOW COST il. kids ok, $MS one-bedroom, ITli per month. t7M*4S evenings. 134 Farm Properly 71 Merchandise For IWfi HMill 7*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr GIRL'S -14" bicycle, tictlltnl condi- RED BANK — Available tpact in vari- LAMPS - Tw* (varv Gtfkfjar Jar, ous Zlmmtrtr professional buildings, Pfione tion. l» MILLSTONE TOWNSHIP — 111 acre Salt p»ai«d ihadt*. Hkt ntw, US King iJit 1 offict suites are carpeted, deco- MIDDLETOWN — On a quiet lane, TYPHT/RECEPTIOXIST Call Hi iot7 02 Houses For Renl sner altar m 70 acres planted In voge u>r«ad. two matching oilkmt.ilS Call ted, air conditioned and ready lo acre of land, three bedrooms, living Atcwrala IYPM*. Mm* racaatlanMa Me. Pondstream Two story dwell )vt Inlo: oom, dining room, modem kitchen, fjaartoaxaa Haw Branawkk araa CELLAR SALE - Garaaa aaylamant HONDA HfJ - CT70, good rur «, outbuildings, t37J,OW Term. 132 Broad Street - Ont unit avail creation room, l"j baths. Good wool Start Ita. REGISTER LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS iondillon |17S. AST KEANSBURG - Eight rooms. MEYER MORRILL. Exclusive Bro- bedrooms Mutt have security. able containing 700 ig ft. and divided ill lo wall carpeting Must see to to ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY VERTICAL BLINDS Call after 1 P m. Sfi-lilt. ker. 142 4474. Classified Ads ate and reference* Asking $4» > a private office with a large sky. Kiatt. Owntr In Fifties 471-370* S TaamM M MM " 10% OFF LISTI MOPED - It" Angtl Eictlltnt run MM! _ ited studio with storage closets, at 542 1700 Fni dalivtf-v, Eltnbv Productt Call mng condttton Safety features. Used I DDL E TOWN — Send for our "Short TYPESETTER - Par maaara. wait m !4Mto* apaaMman t Ala tar Jaa $300 per month including all utilities 131 Mobile Homes ?l)44aft («r OUOtt less than a year tltt Call 0411430 or AIR HAVEN - Three-bedroom Bi 121 Monmouth Street - Single room nd Country Living" brochure, pics, H. Tattl-fJa^a'jVWiajl a*"''** awitap tH 1 Toll f rot from MUI«w*n Arta MANURE — SI buthtl. tin butht 7 3tf4 vel. I **, baths.den, June 1 occupancy office of TOO .q ft. at HIS per month. tscrlplions, prices on available tan AM Cam* Sat l>WitWar 3AR0EN PARK MOBILE HOMES - minimum CWivtrvd SO Ml I'll* n(ludes heat and water, plus electric. omes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re _ t*J UU" cammaMtvajf* wN Bethany Rd.. Hailtl. Adult park. Walk 3 LINES Call 7174710 Both of tht above require minimum, Itors, *M Rt. 15, Middtetown, 471 1300. __ ill* Campanv kanaflu Cal 566-8100 12 Swimming Pools REEHOLD — Country setting, five shopping and NY. bus. 344-3111 •arftara at MMttl (ar a—ttntwifat one-year written (case Call owner MARTIN GUITAR - Accotntkal t<*< am. loaded, with acreage CE AN PORT —Gooteneck Point One 5 DAYS Toll Fro* from JWoWftOwn Aroa Walter Zimmertr & Son. *4* MOO or trK.ntjrWCOM.llion.SM0 Dining roorr 7*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr era, thrte bedrooms. Dutch Colonial, PfftSOM - Truck ABOVE GROUND POOL - Approi MMtli 139 Cemetery Lots •al. 10 PHK»V SM0 741 U» $3.00 671-9300 mate4y 1U»O. oval Any rtasonable IGHLANDS — Ti SYCAMORE PROFESSIONAL CEMETERY PLOTS — Two,for Vtttr- MATCHED SET — I*" Univtrtttv otter »14411 iver. remodeled, carpet, kidt. $1» FAMILY ADS iwt wn BUILDING Shortland Memorial Gardens, DELI CASE 4 FT — Slstnioti «!••< tfftaktri. thrta-wav CCIIO 7*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr Itka new, Mtt < onuintrt unit Can Only one wltt IUHM ft I still avail .t sail, roatonablt. 144-4143, MarchartMia lar tatt ONLV ntlwork Mus 100 watt ampufwr pitn n 7 MOO after I OLMDEL - Two bedroom, llvinc ibl* In ultra modern addition lo well OWnatifit fram haw*a*it*<. iwt aa prt amp lotal for divio dancing, $400 M Merchandise Wanted . Wa have the plans and oom. dining room, two car garage, nc established Pfofessiooal building. Lo T41 1475 .ill ba happy to show you tht lot. PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Eact DESKS. FILES - Tobtof. ctawt. odd pett: $M0 per month plut utilities anc _ on Svcamort Avt. In Ttntor Wi.000 E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY. >ng mscMntl. tVaMwrittr.. «fkt s. adlactnl to Parkway. Ready tot More Classified jjajajialaTfsjjJ I.*W II att No rttwfaMjni *l MCNS FAMOUS BRAND SHIRTS - AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UN ur it v Call 7M 7f4* for appointment Realtor, US Proseact Avt, Little Stl all at baV0«4n prktt NOW Seert and 0rni (iMt tn WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY mmediateotcuparnt Unlimited park 741-4500. on Next Page EANSBURG - Twobedroom cot> Eaittrl 40%toW%oflrtlall RUGS. FOR CASH ing Beautifully landscaped Medical WIlDf Rl - All pMllMit. tonw Mmt. yard tor kidt, pets, clean, $171 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES Specialties only Will flnlinto suit Call twrmwvjM. IUWWI Atwlv lo Lw». If i to TMW MOVING. MUST SELL — Ont coo IS* E Newman Springs Rd. 7*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr J41-44H Vl«H>«rktri M . MarHtar* wtrttb*t couth WHt and tan ftarat DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL b 747AIOI ONG BRANCH — Three-bedroom prim, btautifu' cendltaon. onlv lour arpet. garage, yard, best area. V330 rvtonth^ M. a*k i'vat UOO ar bati ovtf 110 Wanted To Rent 542-1700 47*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr SI On* HK-gal flttt tank V*6 tland. navtr ALL LIONEL TRAINS Make It Yourself DISHWASHERS - U wnart then Ww utM filler, pump and htalar, all ac Or Flyer. Top cesh appraisal f4*-Mt3 C«r« THE DAILY RIVER PLAZA — Four bedroocr CLEAN EFFICIENCY— Studio a (ttwin Indudma fltfi, aUln« »we ANTIQUES Alt kindi bougtil for too home Dining room, remodeled kite her Om lot* n« tintM bw) Vtanb tnd odd. ttW. Marv Jant Roowvttt AntrQUtn nd bath, wall-to-wall carpeting REGISTER and tndi Sal . It J. Sun.. 11-4. Or cal HW East R'vtr Rd . Rwmion Ml-JIS* washer and dryer Available Julr 1 UHM. CLASSIFIED ADS Marmbtr Appraiwr, Aiwcfatron a eferentes required, principal, only GARAGE — Wanted to rent lo .lore I* Amtrka. SIS per month plus utilities Cal boat. Mrddtelown. Red Bank or sur- OIIKI MACHINES - StattfTMni. Lively Layers H rtMWtrM MUM atltr t ANTIQUE TOOLS - Ortonli«tl«. 0* rounding area, Call 74I.J170 days copttr.tlt OMktf-rnlturtf. filingcatx ANTIQUES — GATEWAY AN pratiton GUU. !•» i*di*. wrtlint *0* <»„„, waafcandt/nlgMt Ht-MM OHvERS - B» tmart. iftoo VM wort nttl. lara* air condltionar. rtfrlt UMSON - Four-bedroom ranch, fire in mv "ii-ma. am cMM iwuM wav Knt bwvi in town Nov« »ct. peito. fenced yard 1500 Oft* RACE TRACK OFFICIAL — Dtlirts ursdorMW BARNES SALES A SER tar leasa, Mav IS Ul Mb furnished ont or two bedroom aparl PAINT FOR SALE - All fvi»n. al BASEBALL AND OTHER ~ Non sport menl. Mav IS through Labor Day. VICE INC . m«l7 iirtort iardcolleclkm. !lK»i»fJ). top orlces UMSON - Ranch on ont acre, thrH Hiehlandt to Asbury Park. Call or Catl WMfW • ABrSIT TCK.SUMMER - LltU* Stl •aw, mumi bedroom., two baths, fireplace, ctnlra write J F Wichman, P.O. Bon 3SS7. w Mrvmi iw«« titter > tfWWOrt* . bawTfttfit. !S» 141 WOT New Hyde Park. Ntw York 11041, PARKING LOTS AND DRIVEWAYS BUYING NAZI WW2 ITEMS ttwt tor IIK and t*#M SUMZOIO — Biatk to* itaMr. abwrbi oil and Atk for Phil UMSON — Coiv Fllhtrman's col grtata. WXNUI thl> monlh. buy US agt, small, across from boat landing ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - Ml HOa ENTALS — Yearly or winter. Ttn- gallon., ott Si galton. frat A Pact as htat Air conditioning. Garden Ar-»-| l.raj«il and lirwil **t*clton 171 is art aagtr to rtnl immtdialtly Wear them tofether or Product Call bttort » a m or afttr J GARAGE AND MOUSE SALES- P arpori Partly furnlthtd. Move Ir Sguankum Ytiiowbfoot Rd.. Farm tessionally run Call 431-4032. Mon.-Fri. No fat. CHILOCARC - Iwt «tm • inwtak. n«>t to Ha-vtll Pa*fc 1 USD a month plus ul.lilies septralely—for d«>, night H4-0.ll after 1 p m tarlv rental MrSfH mnviM Ltncrsfl «r«« MM«T1 «ftor I omes in Monmouth County! It's yours houit wav Btti buvt in town Never elesswere. art ob.ecft and bric-a-brac ape, garage, yard. kids, pats, $WJ SPRING SALE mmedialt cash tor anvthing and eve write or call Bttsy Ross Agency. BEDROOM SET - Flv* frt«x« Wa4nw1 undtrfoU BARNES SALES a. SER 47*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr MOUSE KM PER - Ll** M ar aui Thinning et a ftrmlocf? Hart't «*MI vthing Rutcil's. IS E Front SI., Red 7 Rt. 3S, Keyport, N J O773S Phone Conl*mpor«rv ElCClttM (ondiltort VICE INC . WM017 Oaad MT Faur tr flv*4av wat* "•' wfl otnrr Built In wootf-bwrntng flrt Bank 741-1413 J4S4. $1.50 for each pattern. Add 40< UK) **i I PltKOft RCA — tf" Mural Color TV with erenctt Wrllt Boi OMI, Tht Dalit 03 Rentals To Share etch pattern lor first-class air- 1799.00 AM FM radio L(kt ntw and rtttacktd TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO BETTER WAY To buv or sail. rt, N.J mm BEDS, SOLIO BRASS m tanon with brand ntw Ml outran DOLLARS - Convert Old Jewelry to ENTURY 21 Phoenix Realty, THE mail and handling SM< k Factory dtrtct. W»4< Immediate Delivery tat Atkins %Ui 7ttWi; »'» :etft. DON PONS JEWELERS Will EMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED — •IGHBOBHOOD PROFESSIONAL S4 Situations Wanted Avaliabpf in Mr fttvl* Or dnnfl WON luy from private owners and estates or Freettoid arta apartmtnt. lo .hare financing Flrtt pavmonl t>nd of May ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND B¥ST TOP SOIL RfFRIGERATORS - 1to I S CU ft . Ih samt 7W-W73 afttr Ipm, AL GREENE & CO., INC. Female For fraa o«tlmala call »717O0 JEWELRY DESIGNED Ttl River iwraWlMdtr Good llll dm Em-0QIT HEAL ESTATE it, garaot, recreation basement, 71. Merchandise ales Matd service all utilities Trade hi It 1, OM CMM St»., Nnr ^ RENTALS ppllancev halt acrt. Salt FOR SALE - lltl N.S. CimlC with ROOF ING — wet Jtt root staler. black Winds Motel, 1411137 Tort. NT 10011. Mm UtM, For Salt IrcadW, cMim. Sto(*n, aitra Ml rollar or iiiw loaf, will not crack. World'i MELMED REALTY, BROKER corn, roltor bcarvrt. taad cuttfrL war< towgrtttt Flv« oaltoo paltt or Si gallon 1-SaSO 4HJ400 M*m, Sp, Pathn Naaibtr. •aoto Wtod (»vartiM> molor for pet*.. drums A Pact Product Call before f 101 Apartments 05 Summer Rentals ROKER'S BEST S4CS NEW FOR 1979! NECIXECMFT 10 font* fund tvPt in cim. ouotnt, a m or tftar 3 p.m.. Wl JOtO our bedrooms. II' master bedroom, luftillurt, hffv, ilorva. llkk. Ltxation CATAIOG-Hundieds of beauti- untrv kitchen with formal dlnloo Keanburg Ea.t rimowsl SKW ROOFING SHINGLES — AAA RENTAL SERVICE - Ntw rtn MOUNT POCONO — Four bedroom. ta, 1") luxury baths, full recreation ful things to make! 3 Iree lWfMil "Dlmcniionar IvPt CtloitK Rtffular tall dally, ntvar a fat for ttnant wo-bath Chalet Fireplace. Private samtnt, two-car garage, pallo, ap- patterns inside. Send 75* 448 110 In ttore. II bwndlt,. will Mil |71 Furni,hed and unlurnlthed homtt and :oursa, tennis count, beach and lancn. FREEZER - CWtrMWt. 11 cu ft 1100 ft 144 141S apartmtnh TEICHER AGENCY. RE ountry club. Close to all retorts MELMED REALTY, BROKER Mli»«»> Utwront Exctiunt condl ALTORS, W Octanport Avt.. Octan 91-SS43. 1-5* SO 4*3-M00 lion HUflrm 7» »7Jf otltf S 30 P.m port S4J3S00. and wwkondi RQSENTHAL CHINA - ElftitplKt POCONOS CHALET - Sieept twelve, (HKt witlngt tor 11, plut 11 ttrvlng UY OR SELL — Your home through BEAUTIFUL MODERN - Flvt ithwatntr. fireplace, private com- FREEZERS - Bt imari. wVw thtpltctt. ]* caral gold trim, Santouecl— n affiliate of the largest real estate rooms, htat. hot water and looking gas lunltv, swimming, lithing. boaimg, I fllOO S100SI war«hou»* wa» Bnt bu** In town. supplied Adults preferred, no I 100 wttkly. 471-3071 Printed Pattern N*v*r umtortMti BARNES SALES 4 SOFA ANO TWO CHAIRS - Brown SERVICE INC . ifl-HOU WEST END— Ocean view, oalio, pool, fur, tKCtltant tortdlllon, Satrltke, MSO one-bedroom apartment! SAND CAS- r OWNER — Four-bedroom Spill FURNITURE — Lovt w«ti. Pint CAPRI APARTMENTS — 0(1* LE APARTMENTS, 400 Octan Blvd. nr.toM vtl, i'i baths. Basement One-hall dniMf with hutch-too mirror. «olkl bedroom garden apartments avaiiabit 13-am M«o4* full tilt bodroom, hwtchtt, pint STRAICHTBACK - Host and Noitni re U1.000 Call 544-1443. A Pleasure! Htat. hot water tupplitd Fret pool In drop kat tatrit, cofftt ond tnd tobtol. Chklri, rtd vtlvtl. StSO pair Ont OMPLETELY RENOVATBD flrtp4aca tcrim and oqulprrttnl, cMna CirrrMl gla«t. emerald erctn trim witr) 06 Furnished Rooms hree bedrooms, one bath, living room, clottb. lomn. china ond imxli mon call bronit. Hht a Titian* lamD-cfian- ning room, custom kitchen, wall to Mint Wf at Lorralrw't Ntarlv Ntw. J) oVher. approximattlv 100 vtan otti. CLIFF WOOD BEACH — Ont all carpeting throughout. Ntw plumb VandtfUlt Avt., Leonardo ibthind $»0 I.M7.I TLANTlC HIGHLANDS — Small ho- bedroom. It a home, porch, yard, 171) g, heat inc. wiring, ntw roof and Pott Otrka). 7fi-ff7 Ifl-007) W«J 77*434 STATE RENTALS Bhr [i. by week or month, kitchen privi SWIMMING POOL DISTRIBUTOR — uminum siding. Private lot. Prlnc tfirowah S*l 11 to 4, Smtdoyi It to 2, rott. m-OOtt or 741-1144 L t1T(Mi Forced ta dlipote of Ilkt ntw J)" long HIGHLANDS AND SEA BRIGHT — Is only. M1.SO0. Call 44I-72U. FURNITURE - Sota-btd, ojwttn »lte, Ont and two bedroom apartments TLANTlC HIGHLANDS — Room for Iff Bfj ntw mattrtin*. 119.fS; carpel, dishwasher, jus up on the bay ml with or without kitchen privilege?, DUTCH TREAT installation Atklng t*tf. Fini t. make-yourself-at-home place. Cal dint tit.. IJf K D SHARP'S Anchoragt Apartments, $42-10**. VE BEDROOMS — Three lull-bath avaiiabit. Call Polar co 7 J 03 SO FURNITURE, I7S Hw*. J». Writ utch Colonial Ail spacious root *»*«•• 100 HIGHLANDS — Ntw condo tor Ktontfturg Call afttf I im., d den im* $1.50 •> Mck wm CALL RAY AFTER S P.M. tarred, no pets 1240. 41SO04T nd a basement for tht hobbyist In M 40( in (tea patten far UM173 RED BANK — Good location, parking, mt plus. move-In condition. $a4,W0. KEYPORT - Two-bedroom apart gentlem fd flrrt-dm riH mtnl. utilities and air conditioning sup- CAMASSA AGENCY, INC. Plied, 1245 per month, Call 114-2117 EALTORS MLS between * S INGLE FURNISHED ROOM — ll VALUABLE COUPON private home, with kitchen privileges, 4 Parker Avt. Little Slivar PHARMACIES RESTAURANTS KEYPORT - Two-btdroom, bring uilable only for lady, Red Bank. Call 47-9292 Days or Eves kids, pels, all utilities, low IHS Her S, 741-4?tl. MARIAN MARTIN 747*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr SHRCWSIUIIV PHARMACY •X DIKMrt M AH H"« C« FOULKS PRESTON AGENCY Wt Partlclaatt M PAA Praaram 50 CENTS OFF IM Commercial Rentals KEYPORT — Ntwiy dtcoreted four REALTORS Pattera Dtpt. 4 JO lla >raod SI, IMniMf y 111 ajll RI uwntiwtn room aoertmenl Tilt bath, science Woodland Dr -Mlddltiown—471-94* OLOE UNION HOUSI kttchtn. heal and all utilities supplied ATTRACTIVE — Modern office in re- Hw Doily hfisttr \t\ 0IK~"l to StrW Clllianj Your Next Suitable couple with ont child, no pets search center, Red Bank. Available In CALL FOR "Homt Selling Hints" •AVSHORE PHARMACY iti.nw ON OUP. EAKLY BI«D SPECIALS Call 2M-4M1 wo. three, four rooms or larger units ERA NAVESINK ASSOCIATES PAA Praaram - f raa Otll«r» 44 f M ONLY Low rent. Full services. 741 tStS 1001 Rt. 35. Middtttown. 471 0400 II wnart Aw . RM tana Ml Wi DAftY REGISTER QASSHED AD LONG BRANCH — Four-bedroom •vyihsf 9 Pwifli AIhWIIC By presenting this coupon fenced yard, kids, pats, garaoo, S340 9005 PALACE DINER 10t. Commercial 08. Commercial LINCROFT PHARMACY aO Maw When placing youi clfcsilied ad M7-W14 STATE RENTALS Bki 112V4-24W 232 tM Ilk SLUM ML IT man Sarmal R< . LRKran. N J Prat Rentals Rentals Dattvarv. Samar CHIItm OIKawnl tm- (Sonf, not good kmardi F»mllf ki MIDDLESEX — Tnree- bed room, So 10011. Print MME, MOMSS, ar«T*, aartKWaW l« PAA Pra or ContTKl A&rtrllltrs) River, fret heat, kids ok, under S3O0 Df, jiff MI STTU RHWa aramt. Call MI-MI*. 747-H34 STATE RENTALS Bkr riBlitlWUSTIwALSPACC 54 BROAD ST. ' TIRES Ml the new clothes you need for AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE MODERN APARTMENT — Nta 12,0001 sq.ft. Tailgate load- RED BANK, N.J. trantportatioft Best time to cat) befon your busy hie are in our SPRING- CROWN TIRE MART ing, railroad siding, private •-edict suite (1,725 »q, ft,) may bt RADIATOR WORK noon, m-0416 l» AIL SanKw Cllliajva. Hay. parking, air conditioned, sub-divided for any portion there SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG! MO RANK RADIATOR WORKS II Port Monmovlh. Ill Till Call 542-1700 PORT MONMOUTH — 1*1 Port Mon- sprlnklered. Public trans- Dresses, tops, skirts, pants, rests, AKa Ale CanaWanlat > Caalliit Snramliurv A»t , Tlnlan Fallt. HUH chfjckBto: Th e Dally Rvfltttr mouth Road, small efficiency Snltmi All Mlnar Ama UfaoUI. Wim a) xo Avt. Long Brancli bedroom, kitchen, living room art portation. jackets. Plus S1.50 fiee pattern W% DIKaunt ta All Santa. CIHitm OfM RtglBter Plau, ShrtwBbury. N.J. 07701 and bath, $200 per month Plus electric coupon. Send 751 inw.Frantsi..»aaiiank.;«Min •t H num tv, ont month stcurltv. No oeis al 747-1100 lowed. Call 4*5-0374, 747-1100 18 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL9.1979 —The fine, fallible 12 140 Real Estate Wanted 2M Atlantic Highland! Savrrville and muil be accompanied 2»H0tmdtl ______by a statement 0* Content el Surety reproducible copy of any sheet ot po> 'No Nukes Is HOUSES BOUGHT Ifom a surely compan* autnorlied to tion of • sheet of ihe aforesaid looo FOR CASH do butineu In the State of Mew J«rt*» graphic map to a scale of I" equals 1W snail tell, assign or transfer or permit, XNOUD APPRAISAL CALL FOB and acceptable to the OWNER and either a Btd ftontt or a Certrfted Chech suffer or allow the sale, assignment or 9 tranefer or permit, suffer or allow the Jesus: Apostles »L1O«. IK 1111 drawn to the orOer of Treawrer. Borough »t Atlantic Hignitnd*. ror not MM, assignment or transfer of such LINCHOFT - Hunt wanted lh,»e t#ss than ton percent (IP*) of the reproduction or copy thereof Or the bedrooms l»t maximum |M Call amount btd e>cepi that the check need sale, assignment o* transfer of any Good Nukes •aeJMeo. J14 !>a noieiceedlio.moo portion thereof or the sale, assignment or transfer of any reproduction or copy The award of Ihe contr*ct for this more risk of the reactor going 11511*1,5 OF ItllSH HOMES -In of a portion thereof HARRISBURG. Pa. (AP) - h-eensturfl M,ddlelo»n HeUel work will n« be made until the nt*es out of control. Noimdei area THE SMOl HO AGCN t»>. fund* have Been provided bv the Section 5 Application Forms All Hoisting hand-made signs CV H7O11J Borough of Atlantic Highlands In a •PMtcallont for copies of lha aforesaid Meanwhile, in voices echoed a mixed group reading "No Nukes Ii Good lawful manner maps shall be made to Ihe Township The OWNER or the Engineer re- Engineer on application forms lo tx Nukes," 1,000 people demon- at 10 other weekend demon- serves Ihe right to reaulri a complete prepared bv the Township engineer strations nationwide, angry financial and experience statement •greeabiy to the terms of this or- strated on the steps of Penn- EDITOR'S NOTE - Till to from prospective bidders thawing that dinance sylvania's Capitol while engi- and frightened neighbors of the tint tutallmeit of • flve- EJ Ihev have Mttitftclortlv completed Section I Fees. AH fees herein 152 Boats A Accessories work of the nature required before established Shall, after compulation by neers tried to decontaminate a the disabled nuclear reactor nart Easter icriet about the furnishing proposal forms or specif the Township Engineer or hlidesignee. chanted "No Nukei! No uationt or before awarding the Con be paid to the office of the Township simmering reactor at Three apostles, the flM but finlty 12. 17 A R ROWC LASS - In tract Treasurer and the Office of the Town Mile Island. Nukes!" at a rally on the state Dram from Scripture and oth- bM(4 ouitMMid Boat tnf».Hi»n(ton Proposals for this Contract will be ship Treasurer n authoriied to accept tfitton Mtgint rmuirtt mtrw r»o«Ui accepted only from bidden who have •no deposit (he same and lo Isiue re- Pennsylvania Gov. Dick Capitol steps. er ancient Christian writing!, AH.nta UOO lirm MJ "» been properly Qualified In accordance ceipts therefore on such forms ai shall The near-disaster fresh in with the requirements of the formatt be acceptable for presentation lo the Thornburgh was expected to thto tint part focoui on Nath- >«') CRUISER HTJ WitMrsiktr. 1M Do umentt Township Engineer prior lo the de- their minds and their attention aniel, alto caUed Bartholo- hp M*f* Buccaneer Seafarer southerly side of Stale Highway No 36, IS 00 per acre for each additional with that servile, gold-grubbing perament and delicate frame, O Day Harpoon Phantom Late for at least five more days. Clamshell Alliance, a coalition publican, Zacchaeus ... talking he had been in his garden read- the unloaded and loaded ship Calkin* Gator F 2 Loader located In the Townshlo PC, formerly There shall be a minimum cargoes, the wholesale buyers Johnson Oulboaid IA ID, tone Application will alio be charge of $100 for each map or por- Cold shutdown is the point at of New England anti-nuclear intimately with that detested ing when his usually pragmatic &altt 1 AAA-RalM) &• rv 11• made for a variance tar a iree standing tion thereof and a charge of trio per groups known for its opposi- from Jerusalem. Complete Canvas Shop theel. which temperatures in the re- Samaritan Jezebel, even though friend, Philip, emerged through The proposed development known Section t. Loan ot maps. It It In Ihe actor fall below the boiling tion to the Seabrook power custom forbade a man to speak the trees and announced, "We An educated man of charm, tit Ave . Atlantic Highland) public interest and permisseble to lend, plant in New Hampshire. have found him of whom Moses versed in Greek and Hebrew 291-5600 is for the construction of a cocktail without charge, copies of Ihe maps to point of water, and there is no publicly with any woman. lounge, restaurant and banquet facil- agencies of the Federal, State or Coun OPEN SUNDAYS In the law and also the proph- and endowed with literary tal- ities tv governments wherwver there will be The other apostles also were KEYPURT MARINE SALES scandalized at that! Nathanael ets wrote, the son of Joseph." ents, he was branded by his HWY JV HAZLET James P Kovacs, PA and LS, is Holmdel The following procedures profession, trapped in Ihe mire. 7J9JS30 or 2fc* 717* dali-d September 11. 1978, revised Octo shall govern Ihe free loan of said mapi sniffed loftily, recalling it. At the time, Nathanael sat on ber 23. 197B, December u, 197B, and to other public agencies: A singular one, indeed, this a chair-lounge in the shade of a A tax-gatherer's money was 1 f M;F MARINA fur Raman Bar March 70, 1979. and may be inspected (1) A written application shall be even refused for alms. His boalmg Inoul berthing servlct for by the public at the Office of the Town m«de on a form to be prepared bv the April the ivorst Jesus! He braced up the magnificent 15-foot fig tree, Its power and Mil boatt, 15 to 16' Used ship Clerk Township Engineer The application boat talet '8' 7114 shabbiest and lowest, unasha- branches spreading 25 feet. word was not acceptable as a LAKEVIEWINN. INC. shall be filed with the Township Engl witness in a Jewish court. MAKO Marqult. Lvman April 9 }9 60 neer who shall forward the same to the medly advocating it. "As you Through many an hour, he had Duranautit. Johnion Outboard, Township Committee, togelher with hit did it to one of the least of studied there, immersed in Although he had cronies apl- OMC, Sales. Service and Parti 22B Holmdel recommendaiiont with respect thereto Tranert, Electronics, Supplies (2) The Township Committee shall these my brethren," he said, Jewish Scripture and the law, enty, a fast crowd among the Launching Ramp and Dockage NOTICE review each application and the ricom- for forest fires godless, his expansive nature Season ralw AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH mtndatlon of Ihe Township Engineer "you did it to me." in which ancient accounts say Brv s Marine, Neptune. J11-T3M ING REGULATIONS AND FEES and will authoriic the Township Engl What must have particularly he was a "doctor." The setting champed at tht stultifying com- CONCERNING THE CARE. neer to Issue the requested maps bv TRENTON (AP)-April is been charged as a result of RICHARDSON - 19'. 1957 Six CUSTODY AND U5E OF THE TOPO- Resolution. stung Nathanael, however, was was recommended by rabbis pany of shady money, stunted t*hn(t<*r Chru Cratt engtni' Complete GRAPHICAL MAPS OF THE TOWN Section S Disclaimer. The Town- the worst month of the year investigations by the State when Jesus chose Levi, later for contemplation, and Nath- minds, dowdy conversation, galley head Sleeps four New paint, SHIPOF i«( <\ Mill 1 . No 4 79 ship of Holmdel does not certify the Forest Fire Service and the batteries, exlras Bottom nerds work BE IT ORDAINED by the Town accuracy of the topographical mapping for forest fires and pilots for called Matthew, a disreputable anael scrupulously upheld pro- jaded sensibilities and chicane- It SO0 or best Oder m HM ship Committee of the Township of prepared from the aerial photographs New Jersey's fire wardens are Division of Forest Fire Man- Holmdel. In the Counlv of Monmouth taken and does not insure the accuracy tai-collector (or the hated Ro- prieties. ry. When Jesus asked him to ?4FI TROJAN (ABIN With head. and State of New Jersey as follows. of same nor the acceptance of same bv keeping a watchful eye on the agement. V-fl. Gr«v Marine, good condillon Call "follow me," Levi leaped at tht Section 1. Purpose. The Towmhlp Ih* Township or anv ot Its authorities man usurpers, as a trusted Oil gleamed on his black cur- ?414*CM state's dense woodlands. Committee of the Township ol Holmdel or agencies. State records show that companion, one of Jesus' coun- ly hair and finely combed chance. WAN 11-U BOAT TRAILER- Capable makes the following findings and de In addition to a duly executed ap "The extreme fire danger more than half of the 1978 fires cil of 12, symbolizing the 12 of carrying 3.000Lbs Boat, Vee Buttom terminations: plicaiion form, Ihe Township Engineer beard. He was said to be of Jesus even gavt him a bright Outboard S4I8W7 O) The topographic maps of the shall require each applicant to execute to New Jersey's forests usual- were due to arson, with 332 tribes of Israel. noble birth, connected by de- Township of Holmdel prepared by Mid- a statement indicating his acknowl ly exists between March IS reportedly caused by careless new name, "Matthew," tht lantic Aerial Surveyers. Inc, constitute edgment of Ihe necessity of a field It was a select, significant scent with the Egyptian house "Gift of God." 154 Recreational valuable and Irreplaceable property of check to determine the accuracy of the and May 15," explained a smokers and 254 attributed to position as Nathanael saw it, the Township of Holmdel; and mapping. of Ptolemy. He gazed up quizzi- In gratitude and celebration, Vehicles (II These maps constitute a valu- In addition, each print or sepia spokesman for State Fire War- children carelessly playing an honored place with a teach- cally at Philip's extravagant able and irreplaceable record of the delivered as aforesaid shall bear or M with matches. Another 79 fires Matthew gave a dinner. His 1 den James A. dimming er whom he deemed the extend- It CHEVROLET MOTOR HOME - physical condition of the surface of the clearly stamped with the following. claim, his brows arching over New carpet, drapes, upholtterv, 1971, land in Ihe Township at the time of Ihe "Accuracy of this map subject lo field More than 5,000 acres of resulted from camp fires that ed hand of God. Surely it U.000miles Death Inlamily, mult sell • light photograph, and check by recipient." (3) Careful supervision of Ihe use Section 9. Violallons and Penalties woodlands were destroyed by got out of control. seemed indiscreet to include a U.m For tnlormatmn. WOW. Jtsus came anyway, despite and custody ot the foregoing Is neces- Any person who knowingly violates anv fire last year. Despite the rise in reported toady to the foreign oppressor sary to prevent the loss of or damage to section of this ordinance shall, upon tering amusement. criticism from local rabbis. Ihe foregoing mabs which have be«n conviction, be sublecl to a fine not "The spring season is the arson, Cumming said forest in that elect circle. He knew of Joseph's car- prepared In reproducible form on exceeding 1500 or Imprisonment In Ihe "Why do you eat and drink rnvler; and County Jail lor a period not exceeding period that calls for the fire damage could be greatly Yet they were an uncommon- pentry business in the neighbor- with tax collectors and sin- BROUGHAM MOTOR HOME IVJ - 14) The use ot these maps lo make W days or both. Dodge, sleeot sU, lutly equipped, 177W copies bv tracing on tracing paper and greatest care by persons dis- reduced if the general public ly mixed lot, those 12, highly ing peasant village of Nazareth, or l*ll ofler Gar y. 4fS 9474 Section 10, Severability, M anv pro- ners?" they demanded. Ihe unsupervised handling of these vision, subsection, sentence, clause or carding matches and keeps matches from children individualistic, of different out- only 30 furlongs 13.5 miles) to mapi will accelerate the physical de- Replied Jesus, "Thoie who ( nx 197] - Pop.up tent camper, ins- phrase of this ordinance Is tor anv and explain fire dangers to looks and dispositions, some of the southwest. To the fashion- tant set up Sleeps six. healer, three terioration of the tame and will expose reason held to be invalid, Illegal or void cigarettes," the spokesman are well have no need of a "phy- turner ttove. sink. Icebox, table and the tame to an unreasonable risk of or unconstitutional, such deUrmlnr said in a recent interview. them, keep property near them sharply in conflict. ably correct residents of Cana, stove removable for outdoor cooking damage, deterioration and destruc- lion should nol affeel Ihe remaining sician, but those who are sick. I Very good corxJiUor. SI 100 V46 J8/« and portions of this Ordinance. "The month of April is usual- wooded areas cleared of flam- Even blood ties seemed to Nazareth seemed rustically am not come to call tht right- Section 11. Effect. Thlt ordinance mable debris, immediately re- have been frayed in one case tiFT BACK 10 NATURE COM Shall take effect Immediately upon itl ly the worst period, depending backward, with a reputation for eous, but sinners to repen- FORTABLY Witn ,i» t ft Aswn on the weather." ports forest fires and use auto- by past discord. The evidence petty gossip, rutted streets, un- slid* on camper, sleeps three, i«e box. and uplas of these maps bv reproduc quired bv law. tance." sink, propane ttove. DC outlet Firm lion methods which, If done bv super- LEGAL NOTICE More than 450 forest fires mobile ash trays when driving. indicates at least three pairs of whitened houses and only one One of them, Matthew, a i;oo cati su o*u vised personnel will not expose these The foregoing ordinance was In- brothers among them/including maps to any unreasonable risk of loss, troduced and passed on flrtl reading it occurred last year, but state "Throwing burning mate- well. transformed man, skilled wilh MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT damage, deterioration or destruction, a meeting ot the Township Committee (ire wardens say last year's rial from a moving vehicle is a Matthew, whose past alliance Daintily brushing a leaf from Check our unbeatable and of the Township of Holmdel held on the pen, began using it in a low rates and compare. 11 (61 The cost of the preparation of April 3, 1979 and will be considered for Jamage was "mild" com- violation of the forest fire law with Rome's grinding system of his purple-fringed robe, Nath- new way, not to tally Ihe bales the topographical maps has been paid final passage and adoption at a meet imperial tribute must have an- anael responded disdainfully, out of general tanition and the cost ol ing of said Township Committee to be pared with the previous year and carries a fine from $50 to of commtrct to fill imperial supervision of the care and custody ot held April 17, 1979 at Township Hall, An increasing number of $200," Cumming said. tagonized his disapproving as recorded in John 1:46 "Can coffers, but to record tht prin- the same and the cost of making prints Holmdel, N J at 8 30 p.m. at which brother, the Jewish patriot lime and place all peisons desiring lo forest fires each year are due He also warned that state anything good come out of ciples and sayings of Jesus, 210 Lost & Found thereof w'li be paid out ot general be heard thereon will be given full James, both sons of Alphaeus. Nazareth?" storing away his accumulating taxation and accordingly It Is right and opportunity. to arson, and dimming said air pollution laws prohibit proper that feet for tuch prints and James M. Cox only one arsonist was suc- open burning of rubbish and More specifically identified Typically, Philip didn't ar- slates whenever chance allowed FOUND - Two year old grev shagg* copies shall be established to recover Mayor as brothers were the ambitious, gue. "Come and see." He point- it. Even the meticulous Nath- male dog in Holmdel area these oaM and future costs, In advance, Attest cessfully prosecuted. A that permits are required for with Ihe value of the Information and John P. Wad 1 nglon recreational fires within 200 high-strung sons of the wealthy ed to the road. Reluctantly anael came to esteem him. data thai such copies have, being bated Clerk number of other persons have LOST - Viunttv ol Two Guvs, Gruen Zebedee, James and John, ap- Nathanael rolled up the scroll on an acreage betit April* ( *95 40 feet of woodlands Witch wittt diamonds, much sentlmert Section % Custody. The Township parently cousins of Jesus, both The ordinary attitudes, tht tal value Reward 6?l UV The state had readied nine he had been reading and Engineer shall be and Is hereby 237 Monmouth Beach closely associated with another stepped out to the hedge-lined routine patterns, went asktw in LOST — Small brown Dachitiund, charged with the tustodv. safekeeping, air firefighting bases to com- care, control and use of the herein- NOTICE Sludge this new cause, and Nathanael, while throat, brown colltf Answers lo The Zoning Board of Adjustment of pair, the tall, sturdy Andrew roadside. A stranger stood Chat lit B'own Kunsburg vklnilv above specified maps bat fires when they occur. Hel- Section 3 Regulations. The follow the Borough Ot Monmoutli Beach met and his blustery brother, Simon despite his polished habits and ?H> O4B7 icopters will operate from there, a tall, bearded man with ing regulations are established to gov- on Wednesday March 31, 1979 at 8 00 Peter. The foursome together background, gave himself to ern the storage and use of said maps p.m at Borough Hall, 12 Beach Road, removal bases at Hopatcong State Park a sunbrowned face and extraor- 211 Special Notices and shall be enforced bv the Township Monmouth Beach and took atllen as had worked in a big fishing dinarily discerning eyes. the unaccustomed way, know- Engineer, to wit: follows: in Morris County, Newark Wa- ing it good, knowing that funda (1) The maps- shall be kept in Approved Application ol John D. tershed in Passaic County, business owned by Zebedee. They seemed to Nathanael to LOSE Wright win New Shape locked fireproof files Hanafln to permit alteration of second ordered The other six included the penetrate him entirely, to ex- mentally there were no dis- Tablets and Hydrex Water Pills at (71 No one shall take any map out floor apartment in existing residence Holmansville in Ocean County Young Pharmacy Lillle Slltftr. located ai 64 Riverdate Ave . known « tinctions, that all humankind, ol the office of the Township Engineer TRENTON (AP)-A Supe- and Davis Field at Mays Land- skeptical yet courageous car- plore him to the depth. Jesus (3) No one shall make any tracing Block 44B, LottA, m the A 1 Zone-. penter Thomas; the polished, Ihe wasted, wounded and aban- MISS LISA or other hand copy bv tracing methods Shirley A Barry rior Court judge Sunday night ing in Atlantic County said, "Behold, an Israelite, in- HOROSCOPE READER & WRITER of any such mat) Secretary studious Nathanael, surnamed deed, in whom is no guile." doned, were equally precious in Advice on all allairs on life All read- (4) During normal office hours, on Zoning Board of Adiusimenl ordered tugboat and barge op- April 9 UN In addition, two fixed wing Bartholomew, of Intimated roy- Jesus' sight, that a good thing, ings private For lurihcr information, request, the Township Engineer or his erators to remove sewage Nathanael caught his breath, nail 7i*jm tit Rt IB, East Bruns designate may expose lo view In Ihe air tankers will fly from Coyle al lineage; his mutual friend, hispatrician composure indeed, came out of Nazareth. office of the Township Engineer any 247 Regional Notices sludge that is posing a poten- single sheet of Ihe aforesaid maps Field in Burlington County, the stolid, amiable Philip; and shaken. "How do you know And even out of the den of tax without releasing or surrendering PUBLIC NOTICE tial health hazard at 20 MRS.' SYLVIA Public Notice Is hereby given that - two from Gloucester County's three apparently passionate me?" plunderers. Handwriting Analyst * Advis* physical possession of the same without charge or other tee. trie Henry Hudson Regional Board of northern New Jersey facil- Downtown Airport, and one Jewish nationalists besides The searching eyes kept Matthew's manuscript, known 542-9500 (II During normal business hours, Education will hold the following public ities. on written request and on receipt of meetings: each from Hammonton Air James, son of Alphaeus — measuring him, comprehending as a missing "Q" document, REV 1ARA Reader and advisor will proof thai tht proper fees, herein estab- April 11.1979 Barge operators and a 1 Park in Atlantic County, and Thaddaeus, Simon the Zealot formed the basis for much of help where olhe'S have failed ) Call lished have been paid to the Township 7 3QPM-Cateiorium him, seeing him, and Jesus tn om Treasurer, the Township Engineer or Specia' Meeting for the purpose ol striking tugboat crew union Lakewood Airport and Miller and the fretful treasurer, Judas said quietly, "Before Philip the New Testament gospels, In- his designale shall reproduce and de- action on Resolution for author. WEIGHT CONTROL — New program have until this afternoon to tell Airfield in Ocean County, liver Ihe requested copies, which mav nation to file appeal of defeat of Iscariot. called you, when you were un- cluding the book thai bears his without diet, food supplements. Dills or be either prints or reproducible copies Ballot Special Question. Formal Judge Morton Greenberg why eiercse AM Centers Free consulta Cumming said. All but he, a lone Judean der the fig tree, I saw you." name. His writings were pre- such as seolas. ot any of the foregoing action willbelahen l:on B«3 3443 mam and demand and receive a re- B QOPM-Caleiorlum they shouldn't remove the from Kerioth In southerly Nathanael, before he could served for a time at the library ceipt therefore which shall contain Workshop meeting with Borough I will not be responsible for tn^ debts Councils of constituent districts lo treated sewage from the Judea, came from the rebel- stop himself and not knowing in Caesarea, according to tht contracted bv anvone other than my- vit< Ihe recipient's signature the fol- lowing statement discuss Ihe 1979-1980 budget No plants, said Joseph San- lious, northern hill country of ancient Bible translator Je- self after this date. April I, 1W Guv formal action will be taken. 90 nuclear exactly why, his pre- "The undersigned, lor and In Kevin Cornell, ft Contpton Ave . Wesl Auril 18.1979 tangelo, a spokesman for Gov. rome. However, Ihe extant Keansburg. N J consideration of thi above specified Galilee, whose people were de- suppositions vanishing, ex- reproducible cooiet of lopograprm B 00PM -Library Brendan T. Byrne scribed by first-century histo- claimed, "Rabbi, you are the book named for him is consid- maps at a scale of I" equals too' Regular Monthly meeting at which 212 Travel- property of the Township of Holmdel, agenda ilems as specified In Board The heaviest backup of opponents rian Josephus as argumenta- son of God!" ered an edited combination of in the County of Monmouth. agrees POIKV will be discussed Formal tive, innovative, fond of sedi- his own work and the gospel of Transportation that he will not produce, sell, assign action will be taken Board mav sludge taxing storage Jesus smiled indulgently. or transfer copies thereof, that he meet in Executive Session tion but "withal the most chi- Mark. pursuant to exceptions contained In capabilities is at plants oper- "Because I said to you, I saw SHARE RIDE - Leave Red will not sell, transfer or assign the demonstrate above specified reproducible copy the Open Public Meetings Law: ated by the Passaic Valley valrous of men." The area Matthew provides the fullest Bank Mtddletown area about 7 a m NJSA 104 i?elsea you under a fig tree, do you be- Leave Lmdem 30 i D m 74' I417evr-s and that he will not permit, suffer or seethed with persistent up- account of that great, unforget- allow the s*le. assignment or The above meetings will be held at Sewerage Commission and the TOMS RIVER (AP) - lieve?" transfer of the above specified repro- Ihe Henry Hudson Regional School, 1 Middlesex County Sewerage About 90 nuclear opponents risings, crushed repeatedly and It had not been a rational table Sermon on the Mount, to 213 Instruction ducible copy nor the sale, assignment Grand Tour, Highlands, N.J. 07732, in ruthlessly by Roman troops. which Matthew and hundreds or transfer ot copies thereof during Ihe rooms specified Authority, Santangelo said staged a two-hour demonstra- conclusion and Nathanael could Ihe next ten (101 veari, except thai PrisclllaM.Marrah It was in this restless, smol- on that Galilean hillside listen- Hoard Secretary A hearing on whether to tion outside the entrance to the not explain it then, nor specific- A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing he mav transfer or assign to a subse- ed with rapt enchantment. course Mornings April 9 20 quent purchaser a copy ot any por- Aoril9 110 JO make the order on removal Oyster Creek nuclear gener- dering environment, swirling ally ln the months ahead, but Monmouth iMMlltt. 7410779 tion of a map which he has purchased with liberation yearnings, sus- "Blessed are the poor... those or legally received, which depicts 248 Monmouth County ating station. the conviction stayed with him, ART CLASSES or legally receiv permanent is scheduled for property he-awnss aand hat contracted picions and retaliations, that who mourn ... the meek .. tond) NOTICE 130 p.m. today in the Merer The demonstrators milled all through ceaseless ex- toselMosucKpert Please be advised that the next about on Route 9 yesterday the Jewish rabbi, Jesus, began cursions from place to place, those who hunger and thirst for addition the Township Engineer meeting of the Monmouth CETA Ad- County Courthouse, San- his ministry by enlisting his co- righteousness ... the merciful shall reouire that each'print or sepia visory Council will be held Wednesday, tangelo said. outside the chain-link fence teaching, encouraging the delivered as aforesaid shall bear the April It, 1979 at 9.» a.m at the CETA terie of 12, preparing them to .. the pure in heart ... the recipient's signature under the follow- Office, Roule v and Campbell Court, surrounding the nuclear plant. downcast, consoling the weak, ing statement perpetuate his message of Freehold Township Monmouth County W Stole ol New Jertty They chanted slogans and car- rejected and lonely, kindling •The undersigned, for and in Residents are invited to atlend God's unfolding restoration of consideration of the receipt of this BY CHARLES D. 5WALM SlrHt, Trenton. NSW JerMv. Pursuant ried hand-painted signs. About wholeness and hope. Tradition says Matthew min- 220AtlantlcHlghlands copy of a topographic map ot a part CHAIRMAN to N J 5 A. S6 IB this hearing shall oc mankind. of the Township of Holmdel agrees AOVISORVCOUNCIL held before one or more memoers ot 20 children accompanied the Often in the days ahead, how- Istered in Judea, Ethiopia and that the undersigned will not sell, "Behold, I sent you out as NOTICE TO BIDDERS April « MM Ihe Water Policy and Supplv Council. protestors, police said. ever, Nathanael recoiled at the Persia, where he, like his Lord, Notice transfer thereof of any copy or NOTICE OF HEARING, Written requests for postponement stars hanging low over the Ga- the pockmarked sick, the dip- donia and Parthla and even- ano opened and read In public at Allan reproduction thereof, except thai he DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES will not be considered bv the Council If the Forked River section of may transfer or assign to a subse lilean hills. "So be wise as ser- ping in the same bowl with tually in a land of cannibals, lit HiBhlands Scough Hall. 100 First OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EN- received In this office later than ten Lacey Township, said they de- Av«nwe. Atlantic Highlands, N j , on auent purchaser a copy of any por- VIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, davs before the dale of hearing. All pents and innocent as doves ... known sinners, sleeping In hov- where a treacherous ruler had Thursday. April If 1*79 at 10 00 A M tion of a map which he hat purchased Trenton, New Jersey Pursuant to such requests must state fully the ree- cided to protest nuclear You will be hated by all for my Pre«air the Borough Engineer upon Township Municipal Court, subject senled by counsel Application andper group. Levl wore the brass tured apostle, of cheerful mien the individual to the penalties estab- purpose ot obtaining an additional tlnent data mav be examined In the those who kill the body, but prooer nofne arnJ payment of a non. source ol supply within the currently Hopper asked. The woman, in badge of the "publicani," con- and voice like a trumpet.spread 1 efurnjettie charge of 13S 00 for each HI lished by law. except that he may office of the Wiler Supply and Flood transfer or assign lo • subsequent approved diversion limit of 71.000,000 Plain Management Element, waler Al- her 60s, was carrying a sign cannot kill the soul ... He who tractors with the occupation the faith in India and Armenia (payaMe to Howard M Schoor) to ot gallons ot water during any month for frav the cost thereof Proposals must . purchaser a copy of any portion of a location Unll of Ihe Division, second finds his life will lose it, and he mao which he has purchased or le- the purpose ol supplying the service floor, H?< Prospect Slreel. Trenton, saying "Nuclear Waste for powers to extract heavy trib- where he was flayed alive, tied be made on the Standard Proposal area of taid Authority who loses his life for my sake forms in the manner designated m the gally received, which depicts proper- New Jersey Our Grandchildren?" ute, classed by the people with in a sack and thrown in the ty he owns and hat contracted lo sell Contrftcl Documents, must be enclosed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BY ORDER OF THE WATER toiucnperson(s) " will find It." sea. Mi sealed envelope! bearing the name a public hearing will be held on tald POLICY AND SUPPLY COUNCIL. Many demonstrators were procurers, adulterers, money- m$ MaVtn of the bidder and the name Section 4 Application of Regu- application on Thursday. April Ii, I9J9 D Amlc0 members of the Safe Energy It had an unsettling tone to lenders and informers. •*••»•»• on the outsid* addressed to lations lo Others No person who ob- at 10 00 am. in the Division Conference n"nn' ' - *•*»••* """i TOMORROW: Thomai and Council Borough of tains a print or sepia or other form of Room, second floor, 1414 Prospect April I. • 14, JO Alternatives Alliance. the refined, InteUectual Nath- Although loathed by the popu- J»mes and John. MONDAY, APRIL 9,1979 Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace VEP-I CRN HE'LL HAVE TH' HEALTHIEST Crossword puzzle SNUFFV SEE THAT, MULE IN TH' HOLLER TOOK UP LOWEEZV 28 Youngster 54 All before 24 Signup: JOGGIW' 31 About 44A Mr. 32 Arab name 66 Capri or 25 Kind of 33 Of planes Wight porridge 34 All before 57 Respond 26 Egyptian 15A 68 Expresses cross 38 Nonsense opinions 27 Floats 39 Siamese 59 Vatkinator gentry temple 60 Fattier* on air 40 Roman 61 It's corny 28 On the up official in Aug. and up 16 All before 41 de France 29 As- M 42 Good DOWN lusuaHyl 19 Trap. queen - 1 Group of 30 Hemispher 20SKjgg*df 43 Fastens in families ical roots 21 M*» • way 2 Sale sign 33 Calculates 22WMpig 44 Thrash 3 German city 35 Knitwear 23Mtnd 46 Investment 4 Clothed one 36 Hops dryer OH,DEAR, 1 5 Richard or THIRSTY, IF YOU'PE THIS SHOULD BE IS THE OVEN 27 Unruly t*rm 37 Drew clou FOR&OT TO OOIHQ IH WOULD cNkfa 46 Paint again Michael 42 Draws- NEAR THE 49 Estrange 6 Makes lace leiml TURN OFF 7 Greek XXI TURN STOVE? 43 Colors THECVEN Yesterday* Puzzle Solved letter 44 Leafy FORME? 8 State in shelter A b 1 *1A 1. 1 |c 1 H | I Braiil 45 Locale . k M A I •) 0 L I A 9 " - me, give 46 Box score 1 1 H » H 1 1A D U [J N me liberty" items ( 6 1 R J ' 10 Leg part 47 Gaelic _^ j K I £ 11 Source of 48 Porter M p II I A pain 49 Jewish 1 T A r? j 1 12 Pipe joints month I H N $ [1 !. t K I 13 Exist 50 Bismarck's A A H s last thing totha w out, -L 17 Heavy silk state: abbr ! |«. . 1I A fabric | 1 I A IN I) 51 Vocal piece

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-*^,WOfl. 20 SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, APRIL 9.1979 Improved shellfish harvest is Pearce's main goal Mr. Schnabel was Ike sup- By ROSEMARY U'HARA •bore, since "much of the Environmental Assessment chainng an international sym- committee," said Pearce of mussels and studied the sub- highest awards offered by the porter of a proposal recom- FAIR HAVEN - L>t Jack shellfish harvest available to and Research of the National posium at Duke University, the nomination. ject for two years in Denmark National Oceanic and At- mended by the Environmental Ptarce intends to use hit new us as * nation will come from Marine Fisheries Services North Carolina, sponsored by "I am a public servant. I and Sweden. mospheric Administration Protection to move bard shell post ai chairman of the State the coastal areas." Laboratories at Sandy Hook the International Council for am privileged to serve the Dr. Pearce is also "partic- (NOAA) in October, 1977, for clams from condemned and for the last 12 years. the Exploration of the Seas public," he added. Shelldiheriei Council to "It does seem obvious," ularly concerned" with bow to his work in environmental re- restricted waters la Mon further "an ongoing interest said Pearce, "that the coastal His work as a biologist has deal with oil pollution and such search. He is credited with which explored the subject of Dr. Pearce said the posi- using shellfish and marine life tion will give him the. op- mouth County to cleaner wa- in the rehabilitation of many zone areas must be up graded focused upon the general prob- "catastrophic oil releases" as leading a group of federal ex- ters in Ocean County. He sup- of the stales waters so they to maintain their productive lems of marine fisheries the "Argo Merchant" oil perts which has developed an as biological indicators of en- portunity to do further re- vironmental stress search on coastal marine life ported it while clammen in could be used for shellfish quality." biology, especially the prob- spill. effective evironmentally ori- the Bayshore area opposed it. harvesting Pearce was nominated by lems caused by pollution. ented oversight of dredging He is currently working on and "interface with the During 1976, Dr. Pearce's Dr. Pearce's nomination Gov. Brendan T. Byrne Thurs- He has also done much re- and spoiling operations. a paper on the history of shellfish industry and local Dr. Pearce said he is con- division led the study of the must be approved by the State day to replace Robert search during the past 20 years marine pollution. The paper fishermen." cerned about the water habitat major summer fish kill off This development was her- Senate. If the nomination is Schnabel, Tuckerton, who was on the ecology of mussels, will be presented at the 1980 Dr. Pearce is replacing Mr quality of shellfish and other New Jersey and contributed alded as a resolution of con- approved, Dr. Pearce could called upon to resign last April which Dr. Pearce says is the World Symposium on the his- Schnabel, who resigned at the organisms living along the much of the biological analysis flicts between dredging in- begin the position anytime af- by Assemblywoman Marie A. principal shellfish of the rest tory of oceanography at Woods request of Ms Muhler. She of fish, water and sediment terests such as the Army ter April 26, said Jacob Muhler, R Monmouth of the world. He earned a doc- Hole, Mass criticized Mr. Schnabel for samples c ollected in the Corps of Engineers and en- Coporec, personal assistant to torate at the University of holding the seat without living Dr. Pearce has served as "Argo Merchant" spill. vironmentalists. "I think its an honor to Gov. Byrne. the chief of the Division of Washington on the ecology of He earned one of the Dr. Pearce just finished co- serve on any governmental in the county. Frankly we think everyone should own

l»r Jack Peartr Hit, run Fine China. car sought by police ABBRDBBW - Police are seeking information about a metallic silevr Thunderbird with front end damage which they believe hit a man whose body was found early last Sun- day morning lying along side Houle 35 hrtrctivc John McGinty is asking anyone with informa- tion to call police head- quarters, all calls.will be kept confidential Ihc victim, who police have identified as Robert Fish. 34. of 2b Shorehaven Court. Hazlet, is believed by police to be the victim of a hit- and-run accident. Police are still looking for the driver. Mr Fish's body was found at 4 HI am by a hitchtucker lying beside the southbound lane of Route 35 near Matawan Craft Bridge An autopsy performed last Tuesday by Ur Stanley M. flecker, county medical ex- I aminer, revealed that Mr. Fish died of a laceration of the brain, blood loss, extensive fractures of the head and face and other injuries. Four injured in 2-car crash UNION BEACH - Four persons were injured in a two- car collision at Route 36 and Seagate Ave , report police. According to Patrolman Sieve Wheeler, the accident occurred at about 4:49 p.m. Friday when a car driven by Ms Pamela Nemeth, 43, of of 206 Greenwood Drive. Clif- fwood Beach, traveling west on Route 36 was in collision with an auto driven by Ms. Arlene Capat, 38, of 534 Morn- ingside Ave., here, crossing Seagate Avenue. Police theorize that one of the cars ran a red light, but have not determined which one Both drivers were treated for injuries at Bayshore Hospi- tal. Holmdel. police said And the first place setting can be Two passengers in Nemeth car, who police have not yet identified. also were treated at the hospital, according to po- yours FREE from Franklin State! lice; Eatontown man Now you can get a FREE three-piece place setting of Imperial Fine China by W.M. Dalton... in your choice of the lovely Take Advantage of our New faces 4 charges "Serenity" or "Seville" patterns... just for depositing your money 5% STATEMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT EATONTOWN - A 38- at Franklin State! year-old borough man has Top Commercial Bank Rate • Interest Compounded Daily and Paid been charged with four counts To obtain your FREE place setting, simply open a new savings From Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal • Statements Mailed Directly to of contributing to the delin- account for $50 or more, or add $50 or more to an existing savings You • No Notice for Withdrawals • Attractive Vinyl Statement Savings quency of minors, after he al- account, or open a new checking account for $50 or more at any Kit • Makes Saving and Record Keeping Easier and More Convenient legedly gave beer and mari- Franklin State office. It's that easy! than ever before! juana to two teen-aged girls in his home Thursday night, po- Then, for each additional deposit of $25 or more to your savings lice report. account, you can purchase another three-piece place setting (only Henry John O'Leary, 96 $5.95 plus N.J. sales tax) or attractive matching accessory unit at a Grant Ave . was arrested in his home at II 15 p.m. Thurs- price substantially below its retail cost. day, when police found a miss- ing 16-year-old girl, under the Soon, you'll build a complete table service of fashionable Fine influence of alcohol, in China... and a sizeable savings account, too. (And, remember, it's FRANKLIN 0 Lean's home, police said also a great way to save money for yourself and give someone a The girl had been reported lovely, cherished gift!) missing by her parents shortly after 11 p.m that night, and Start your collection now at the Franklin State Bank office officers traced her to the nearest you! SHATEEANK O'Leary house on the basis of information from another ju- (Free place setting offer for a limited lime only, and limited to one free place 26 Offices Serving Somerset, Union, Middlesex, venile, police said. setting per family.) Further investigation by Mercer and Monmouth Counties Del Joseph Pelella revealed that a 15-year-old girl had also Frankly, we're working harder for your business. been given beer and mari- juana by O'Leary earlier that evening in the man's house, Member FDIC police said