The Daily Register MoilIIUDII111 County's Great Honie Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 300 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1981 20 CENTS Expect controllers to ratify new pact WASHINGTON (AP) - The president of the ment would not offer any more money than the formed of the negotiations through White House air traffic controllers union predicts his 14,800 140 million package it placed on the table two chief of staff James A. Baker III, who was in members will ratify a new contract that falls far weeks ago. regular contact with the transportation secre- short of what they sought. PATCO originally sought 1770 million. But tary. A tentative contract agreement was reached under pressure from the administration and Poll said the threat of legal action - possible in the pre-dawn hours yesterday, just two hours Congress, it agreed to the government figure arrests and fines — against the union played no before the controllers scheduled a strike that after redistributing the money within the pack- role in settling the dispute. Federal employees could have crippled the nation's air transport age. The actual figure for the first year of the 42- are barred by law from striking. system at the start of the summer travel season. month pact is $38.3 million. Asked what the union gained since the con- "We're glad It's over," said Robert E. Poll, Under the terms, the controllers, who now tract was essentially what the government of- president of the Professional Air Traffic Con- average $34,000 a year, would receive a first- fered at the start, Poli said the "redistribution trollers Organization. "I am pleased with the year salary Increase of about $4,000, including made a big difference about how it affects our agreement, and I don't believe I'll have any the negotiated raise and the one due all govern- people." He also said union inclusion in the trouble selling It to the members." ment employees. PATCO had asked for $10,000. FAA's policy-making was a "big break- Poll said copies of the contract and ballots The union also would gain something it long has through." will be sent to members next week and that the sought — a voice in the Federal Aviation Admin- "We feel that with the present economic full ratification process should take about two istration's policy decisions on controllers. - conditions, it is a good package for us," he weeks. Parts of the contract dealing with pay, Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis, who stated. fringe benefits and some working conditions bargained head-to-head with Poll, said the pro- Lewis estimated that the average salary also must be approved by Congress because the posed contract "represents a just, reasonable increase in the first year would be about 6.8 controllers are federal employees. and fair agreement at a time when the president percent, in addition to the increase of approx- The agreement, hammered out in all-night has called for reduced federal spending and has imately 4.8 percent due all governmental em- negotiations, was a victory for President Re- asked all Americans to help control inflation." ployees this year. agan, who declared last week that the govern- Lewis reported that Reagan was kept In- See Expect, page S HOSPITAL WORKERS PICKIT — Workers at Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital picket yesterday outside the Institution during a one-day lob action to protest an Impasse In negotiations with the state over a new contract. The workers, members of a union representing para-professlonal workers were expected to return to work today. Fellow union members at the Neuro-Psvchlatric Hospital, Sklllman, also walked off their lobs for Damage by storm not major a day. A similar Job action Is planned bv the union today at four other state hospitals. ' • The gale-force winds that accompanied yes- terday afternoon's rain storm managed to blow down quite a few tree limbs, but failed to cause major property damage, according to police reports from around Monmouth County. Marlboro workers The winds - with occasional assists from lightening bolts- blew tree limbs on to power lines, disrupting service In serveral parts of the county, according to James Lowney, a spokes- man for Jersey Central Power & Light. due back on job Lowney said service was knocked out to approximately 800 homes in the Freehold area July 1 and another 2 par-cent in January," said for about a half-Hour when the storm hit In the MARLBORO - Approximately MO members late afternoon. , of the union repesentlng para-profeulonal em- Mark Neimeiser, associate director of the 1,800 member AFSCME Council 1. Another 800 homes in the Eatontown-West ployees who itaged a one-day Job action at Long Branch-Long Branch area lost service — Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital yesterday, were The union represents 10,000 workers. Similar some of them for more than an hour — Lowney expected to return to work today. 24-hour walkouts were planned for today at the said. Workers at the Neuro-PsychUtrlc Hospital, New Lisbon State School, Burlington County, the Tinton Falls police reported that power went Sklllman, who walked off their Jobs yesterday, Woodbine State School, Cape May County, the out at their headquarters and in homes in the also were expected to return to work. Glen Gardner Geriatric Center, Hunterdon northern end of the borough for nearly two Union members at four other state institu- County, and the Menlo Park Soldiers Home, hours. At headquarters, an emergency gener- tions, however, were expected to stage Job ac- Middlesex County, Wurf said. ator was pressed into service. tions today. He said that the state offer was "Insuffi- In Eatontown, the cause of the service dis- The workers are members of the American cient," that the union was asking for a 11 ruption was apparently a tree limb that struck Federation of State, County ana* Municipal Em- percent raise the first year of the contract and the top of a utility pole on Broad Street. The ployees, which represent* licensed practical another II percent raise the second year. limb reportedly snapped off a section of the pole nurses, food service workers, physical and oc- and brought down power lines. cupational therapists, human service tech- The Communications Workers of America, Crews corrected the problem In Eatontown, which represents other workers at the hospitals, nicians and assistants. Their job action Is In but in Freehold, the situation as apparently yesterday refused to honor AFSCME's picket FIRST IT WAS SUNNY — Ellen Snyder and her pet dog take a break at the Hall of protest over an Impasse in contract nego- lines and accused AFSCME of trying to "sell lee Storm, page I Records In Freehold during the hot, muggy weather yesterday morning. tiations. The major unresolved issue Is salary, out the rest of the unions and state workers." according to union leaders. • m^^^^^i——————aaMaellalalaM Roy EUllnger, Marlboro hospital's executive The CWA said that the four unions represent- director, said that employees working when the ing various state employees, including AFSCME, had agreed to form a coalition and 5 new cases strike occurred were asked to work an addi- tional eight hour shift. He said they were then bargain together with the state, consolidating their strength. But AFSCME missed the coali- given a four hour sleep break and were asked to 1 work for four more hours. tion ! last meeting and began its "wildcat" job of hepatitis actions without consulting the other unions, said "We are providing basic coverage (for pa- Larry Cohen, International representative of the tients)," he said. "It Is similar to what we CWA. would have on a holiday." "AFSCME's leadership Is staging this job confirmed "'••tiit.*? Spokesmen for both the state and the union action to provide the appearance of militancy so said negotiations would resume today at S p.m., they can then justify a quick settlement with the MIDDLETOWN - Blood tests have con- but a union official said the talks would not state. This strike is designed to deceive their firmed an additional five cases of infectious affect planned walkouts. members and will only jeopardize the bargain- hepatitis in an outbreak originating here, bring- "Even if negotiations started at 8 o'clock Ing position of other state workers," be said. ing the total of confirmed cases to 46. tomorrow (Tuesday) morning, we won't stop Township Health Officer Stephen McKee Wurf skid hospital supervisors recently Hid an additional five blood test results are our job action until such time as we finalize a elected the CWA over AFSCME as their contract," Al Wurf, executive director of expected today, and that more cases would bargaining unit, and be added that could be the come to light in the next two weeks. AFSCME, said. "If we finalise some time In the cause of the CWA action yesterday. middle of the night. It's possible we can call off Approximately 1,350 persons were vac- our people (Wednesday)." "Malice, I don't know," Wurf said when cinated this weekend against the disease with asked why the CWA would not honor AFSCME gamma globulin provided by state health of- State negotiators had offered a IIS million picket lines. "I've never beard of one AFL-CIO ficials. wage package to the health care and rehabilita- union railroading another." Most of those vaccinated were relatives of tion workers, but the offer was not enough to victims or customers of Taco Town, THIN CAM! THI WIND, RAIN — A large puddle Is all that remains on Ocean Avenue, Wurf said CWA people had tried to pass out North Long Branch, after a late afternoon storm lashed portions of the county. High winds avert the planned Job action, union officials anti-picketlng literature to AFSCME workers Leonardville Road, Belford, the suspected said. source of the virus. and rain caused some power outages and left fallen limbs strewn about in some yesterday but the picketers ignored the liter- municipalities. "The state offered us a S percent pay hike ature. SeeS.paget The inside story Traversa hoping to retain City Council seat hear from him on it," Councilman Seymour By J. SCOTT ORR The council last week asked for a ruling from THE WEATHER City Attorney John Manna on Traversa's de- Greenspan said. cision to remain on council. "I think, however, if we get a request from LONG BRANCH — City Council President Hot, bamM. High near 98. Tbeaaersterms Manna said last night he has not completed Dick we will of course consider it,". Greenspan Richard Traversa, convicted last week of mis- added. likely teaifht. Complete report page I. the research necessary, but added that he has conduct In office, is expected tonight to ask the heard from Waldman on the Faulkner Act pro- Councilman Philip Hayes added that the Women la Sports I: Achievements 11 council to allow him tokee p his seat, the Daily vision. council probably would be willing to hold a Register has learned. Sylvia Porter: Taxes 1181, part HI U "I understand that the Faulkner Act does hearing on the request if Manna agrees with Ellen Geoimaa: Stadeat lean mastag... 14 Daniel Waldman, Traversa's attorney, said address the question, but I have some additional Waldman that the provision affects the case. HeMse: Doa't pep It ta a microwave... U yesterday he has researched the question of research to do with respect to the criminal "But there really isn't anything council can Traversa's continued service on council and codes involved," Manna said. He promised to say at this point, at least until we hear some- found that the final decision could rest in the present his opinion to council at its regular thing definitive from John (Manna)," Hayes Aavfce U DAILY REGISTER hand of council. meeting tonight. said. PHONE NUMBERS Waldman said the Faulkner Act, under which The council said following Traversa's convic- Arts 7 Waldman said he believes the act would take Mala Offtee the city's form of government was created, tion one week ago that thep would not im- II—111)' U precedence over the criminal codes in the case. Classlftei'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 17 Toll Free 871-1 Includes a rule that would force anyone con- mediately call for the council president's resig- victed of a crime of moral turpitude to resign his "The act came after the old code, so pre- nation. Traversa announced his intension to stay Comics II Toll Free sumably the legislators put the provision in to CtaMttea- Dept..... 841-1788 seat on council. on council at a press conference Wednesday. He Editorials I supplement the code. 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TRAVERSA to set a hearing to decide if they believe he has rehabilitated himself. Under the act it is clear before making any comment on Traversa's re- Traversa's refusal to step down. quest to stay on council. Traversa was convicted last week of miscon- Pick Year Own Broccoli that he would be eligible to retain his seat if he Chef rtsmlalr'i Ital. Baffet DIM leBl has achieved a high degree of rehabilitation in "We have asked the city attorney for an duct in office for voting to award a contract for Every Wed. 6-10 p.m. Shore Call 988-8331 For Help Day or Beans, every day 9-11. opinion and It would be premature for us to Meniel Bros., Hwy 14, the opinion of the governing body," Waldman a parking lot to a concern In which he had an Casino, Atl. Highlands. Night. make any comment on the situation until we Interest. $11.95. Hl-4100. Holmdel. said. 2 The EMIy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J TUESDAY,JUNE 23,1981 TION Chapman pleads guilty to Lennon murder •y Tkt tuiiiM rm NEW YORK (AP) - Claiming a mandate murder In the second degree," laid Ed- from God to do so, Mark David Chapman, wards. "That plea has been accepted by the pleaded guilty yesterday to the ambush court. murder of former Beatle John Lennon. He Edwards scheduled sentencing for Aug. Atlanta suspect home searched faces a minimum of 20 years in prison if 24, at which time he has agreed to send adjudged sane. Chapman up for 20 years to life. The max- ATLANTA — Authorities worked into the early morning "Mr. Chapman's decision to plead guilty imum is 25 to life and the minimum IS to life. hours today searching the home of Wayne B. Williams at was his Own decision," his lawyer, Jonathan Marks had Intended to try to convince a prosecutors prepared for his preliminary hearing on a murder Marks, told the court. "He made it against jury that Chapman was insane when be charge filed in the death of one of 28 young slain blacks. my advice and made it principally on the stepped out of the shadows last Dec. 8 and Williams, a 23-year-old free-lance photographer, was ar- ground that on June 8th and June 10th that shot Lennon to death at point blank range. rested Sunday on charges of murdering Nathaniel Cater, 27, God told Mr. Chapman to plead guilty." The 40-year-old one-time Beatle and his whose strangled body was found in the muddy waters of the , With the crowded courtroom hanging on wife, Yoko Ono, were returning to their ex- Chattahooch.ee River last month. the lawyer's every word to acting Justice pensive Dakota apartment house residence The preliminary hearing for Williams originally was set Dennis Edwards, Marks continued wryly: on Central Park West where Chapman was for yesterday, but it was postponed until today at the request "When God told Mr. Chapman to plead awaiting them In a vestibule. of his attorney, Mary Welcome. She said she needed more guilty, the decision was essentially made and In line with Marks' planned defense, time to prepare his defense. I was removed from the decision-making Chapman currently Is undergoing a new The hearing Is to determine If there Is enough evidence to process." round of psychiatric examinations. He had bring Williams before a grand jury. Chapman also pleaded guilty, the lawyer been judged competent to stand trial early In Ms. Welcome went to federal court on behalf of Williams said, because under stress of a long trial "he the case. earlier this month seeking an Injunction to prohibit the news was concerned that he would go mad, that he However, should he now be adjudged in- media and police from linking him to the killings. Hearings would have a breakdown." sane, he could be Institutionalized rather were held last week on the requests, but no ruling has been Twice in the past the defendant was than sent to prison. issued yet. treated in mental hospitals after suicide at- Lennon's murder had world-wide re- Today's hearing before State Court Magistrate Albert tempts. Thompson promised the first public glimpse of evidence percussions. Thousands here kept candle-lit Wearing a bullet-proof vest as he had at mourning vigil at the murder scene, while gathered against Williams by a special police task force and a previous court appearances, the 26-year-old team of FBI agents who have been probing the string of hundreds of thousands around the world took Chapman appeared calm throughout the pro- part a week after the slaying in 10 minutes of slayings that began in July 1979. cedure in Manhattan's state Supreme Court. silence. Much of that evidence was gathered during a search of He toughed and smiled with Marks before Williams' northwest Atlanta home on June 3, but authorities entering his guilty plea. A Central Park lawn across from the returned yesterday afternoon for another, more com- "The defendant, Mark David Chapman, Dakota was named "Strawberry Field," in prehensive search that lasted 10V4 hours. has exercised his right to withdraw his not memory of a popular Beatles song, PLEADS GUILTY — Mark David Chapman pleaded aulltv vesterdavto th« murdar At least seven to eight large paper bags of material, as guiltjuilty plea to plead guilty to the charge ooff "Stawberry MeldFields ForeverForever. of formerr Beatle John Lennon.. Artistt sketcsKeicnh bDVv Idiaa LlbbLIDDYv Denaroveuenuiuvc. well as a large piece of green carpeting, were removed in two vans from the Williams' house as 10 to 15 officers searched the brick dwelling from the roof to the crawl space underneath. They also were seen scavenging through garbage cans and searching the yard. Court says Nixon must pay in spying case WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Presi- jected to federal orders aimed at increasing question remaining for Nixon, Mitchell anandd butt since has claimed that the Air ForcForae Beer importer denies coercion denent Richard M. Nixon and two of his closest competition among doctors. Haldeman Iis how much they mutmust papayy refuses toto give him duties commenturacommensuratUe HARTFORD, Conn. — A beer distributor has accused the aides must pay for illegally spying on a — Refused to let drug agents in Florida Halperin He said the question of Kissinger's with those he had before his firing. country's sole importer of Heineken beer of violating antitrust national security aide and his family, the stop, question or search air travelers whose liability remains to be determined. Rehnquist apparently will participate in laws by attempting to fix wholesale prices in Connecticut. Supreme Court said yesterday. behavior fits a "drug courier profile." , Under Supreme Court rules, such evenly the Fitzgerald case, in which a decision It not Gary Beer Distributors Inc. of Bridgeport, Conn., made Its But the ruling, based on a M vote, left - Left intact a ruling that struck down- divided votes automatically upholds what- expected until sometime next year. charge yesterday before the state Liquor Control Commission unresolved whether Nixon and his aides will Pennsylvania's 180-day annual limit on spe- ever decision the lower court reached. The The court likely will have a new member in what is believed the first case of its kind to come before the be held personally liable for similarly vio- cial programs fo physically and mentally 4-4 tie was created when Justice William H. by then. Justice Potter Stewart it to retire panel. lating the constitutional rights of other handicapped children. Rehnquist, a Justice Department lawyer at July 3. It was not known how he or any other The case involving Van Munching & Co. Inc. of New York Americans. A federal appeals court said, in effect, the time of the alleged violations, dis- member of the court voted In the Halperin City is expected to resume Thursday. The justices said they will decide that that handicapped children may have a right qualified himself. case. Gary Beer claims the importer used "a pattern of coer- next year. to more free public education than other Such tie votes handed down without full In other matters yesterday, the court: cion and retaliation ... to control the price at which its In other matters, the court took these youngsters. opinions carry virtually no Impact for future — Agreed to decide whether the Long Connecticut wholesalers sell Heineken beer." actions: The court's 4-4 vote in the domestic cases. Thus the expected Important constitu- Island Railroad's 6,800 employees have a The distributor claims the privately owned Van Munching — Ruled that states may restrict religious spying case kept alive lawsuits against Nix- tional ruling — whether a president and his legal right to strike. company, which imports its product from Holland, used groups, such as the Society of Krishna Con- on, former Attorney General John Mitchell, top aides can be forced to pay for violating — Agreed to review a decision curtailing tightened credit and promises of expanded territory to press sciousness, from distributing literature and ex-White House aide H.R. Haldeman and citizens' rights — has gone unanswered ex- federal court access for persons who contend its demand for lower prices for retailers. soliciting donations in certain locations. former Secretary of State and national secur- cept for Halperin's case. they are victims of on-the-job bias. The jus- Van Munching has denied the charges. The decision stemmed from a controversy ity adviser Henry Kissinger. Several other such lawsuits against Nixon tices must decide In a New York case wheth- at the Minnesota State Fair, but appeared to Now, the case returns to a federal trial and his aides are pending', and the court er such persons may file lawsuits In federal allow limitations on such activities in other court where former national security aide agreed to study one of them in still another court after a state administrative agency and Comment is refused on lasers public places, such as airports and bus sta- Morton Halperin will try to prove that he and attempt to resolve the larger issue. a state appeals court have ruled against tions. his family are entitled to a substantial money ' The justices said they will study the case them. WASHINGTON - A Pentagon spokesman says the Air — Said police officers may detain all award. of government whistle-blower Ernest — Refuted to revive a two-year-old law- Force is not yet ready to comment on a report that it has persons found inside a home if they have a Fitzgerald, who claims that Nixon should suit challenging, the placement of a Christ- attempted a second time to destroy a flying missile with a valid warrant to search that home. Halperin's home telelphone was tapped have to pay for his Illegal firing from a civil mas nativity scene outside a Denver govern- laser beam. "A warrant to search for contraband for 21 months, from May 1969 to February service job. ment building. The controversy likely will ('apt Don Rand, a spokesman in the off ice of the secretary founded on probable cause implicitly carries 1971, becaused he was suspected of leaking Fitzgerald sued Nixon for $3.5 million return to the court; a second suit it pending of defense, said yesterday the Pentagon is not ready to make with it the limited authority to detain the foreign policy documents to the press. because in 1969 he lost his job as a cost before a federal judge, with bearings sched- an ontherecord confirmation of such an attempt or to detail occupants of the premises while a proper The lengthy wiretap never produced any analyst for the Air Force after telling Con- uled for mid-August. the results, if any. search is conducted," Justice John Paul proof to support the suspicion, and the bug- gress that the C-5A transport plane would — Ruled that employers who close down Aerospeace Daily, a trade newspaper, reported June 4 Stevens wrote for the court. ging lasted well beyond Halperin's resigna- cost $2 billion more than originally esti- money-losing operations do not have to first that the attempt was apparently made June 3, two days after — Agreed to decide whether the powerful tion from the National Security Council. mated. bargain with union workers thrown out of a laser — a beam of high intensity light — failed to destroy a American Medical Association can be sub- According to Halperin's lawyer, the only He was reinstated with back pay in 1S73 work. missile flying at 2.000 miles an hour. "The test failed and we don't know why," Col. Bob O'Brien, spokesman for the Air Force Systems Command, said following the initial attempt. He said scientists were trying to determine if the laser San Diego jurist likely high court selection missed the target or whether it hit it and did no damage. WASHINGTON (AP) - President reached for comment. White House Amalya L. Kearse, of the 2nd U.S. Reagan, apparently deciding against us- spokesman David Gergen, said reports Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, ing his first Supreme Court appointment about any potential nominees are pre- and C. Bruce Little John.of the South Stamp rate increase is sought for the first woman justice, has "al- mature. Carolina State Supreme Court. WASHINGTON - Citing losses of up to 1500 million at ready picked out" conservative South- "We have a growing, not a shorten- Judge Kearse, a native of current mail rates, the Postal Service yesterday made its ern California jurist J. Clifford Wallace, ing list," he said. Thurmond's South Carolina, It a black third request for permission to charge 20 cents for mailing a congressional sources say. Other sources said, however, that woman named to the bench by former first-class letter. Justice Potter Stewart retires July 3, Wallace Is at the top of that list. President Carter. Mrs. Dole it the wife New financial figures presented at a special meeting of and sources said Reagan is likely to After Stewart announced his resigna- of Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan.; and Judge the mail agency's governing board showed the higher than announce his selection for a successor tion, effective July 3, Reagan dangled Kennedy is frequently suggested at a expected deficit, which it blamed on the Postal Rate Com- by mid-July. the possibility that hit first Supreme possible first woman justice. mission'Wwo refusals to allow a 20-cent rate. Wallace, a 51-year-old Mormon from Court appointment might go to a wom- The White House press office said Board member William J. Sullivan, looking at the mail San Diego and a Republican lawyer with an. He said he was "always" on the Smith and Meese have asked not to be agency's financial results since it increased the rate from 15 11 years on the federal bench, "is the lookout for someone to possibly become considered. to 18 cents on March 22, commented, "We're doing worse administration's frontrunner," one the court's first female member. Aides said Smith, 63, genuinely does than when we had a 15-cent stamp." source familiar with the selection proc- Last Oct. 14, then-candidate Reagan not want the post, and he said in a ess said yesterday. said, "I am announcing today that one statement distributed by the press of- "This guy is already picked out as of the first Supreme'Court vacancies in fice that he would not put his own name far as the administration is concerned," my administration will be filled by the on the list he sends to Reagan. i- People- said the source, who asked not to be most qualified woman I can possibly Meese, 49, was said by the press identified. find." office to have told Reagan last week OTTAWA (AP) - Described as a moderate con- In a letter to Reagan, Senate Judi- that he wanted to remove himself from Stand by for Margaret servative by various California lawyers, ciary Chairman Strom Thurmond, R- possible consideration "because he be- Trudeuu reporter. Wallace was first considered for the I.C., suggested eight people, including lieves it Inappropriate to serve at an The estranged wife of high court by former President Ford, Wallace and three women, as possible adviser to the president and simultane- Canada's prime minister but John Paul Stevens filled that vacan- candidates to succeed Stewart. ously to be under consideration for ap- confirmed yesterday she cy. In addition to Wallace, Thurmond pointment to the Supreme Court." is considering an offer of Wallace is a member of the 9th U.S. suggested Attorney General William Thurmond's letter to Reagan, dated a job with television sta- Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francis- French Smith; presidential counselor Friday, said he was recommending the tion CJOH. co. He was named to that post by former Edwin Meese III; White House aide eight potsible nomineet "to your "I haven't signed a tpnw President Nixon after serving in the Elizabeth Hanford Dole; and three careful consideration." contract yet," said Mrs. SUPREME COURT CANDIDATE — Judge J. Clifford U.S. District Court for Southern Califor- judges, Charles E. Simons Jr., chief Sources said, however,' that Trudeau. "If and when I Wallace of Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San nia. U.S. district judge in Columbia, S.C., Wallace's name originated in the White do, you'll hear about it." Diego is being named as the leading candidate to fill the Wallace, who began a three-week Cornelia G. Kennedy of the 6th U.S. House and was accepted by Thurmond The job at stake re- upcoming vacancy on U.S. Supreme Court. vacation yesterday, could not be Circuit Court of Appeals in Detroit; as an addition to the seven others. portedly is that of co-host of an hour-long program of news and consumer items which features live Reagan 'livid' over stall tactics on tax cut phone-in queries from viewers WASHINGTON (AP) - President Re- rather livid," Michel told reporters. "He hear Rostenkowskl's prediction Sunday. (of the House), certainly, by the he adminis- The show, aired each Margaret Tniduu agan was described as "rather livid" yester- wanted to know what I knew about that." "I suggest if that were-true, then the tration ak of July." weekday morning, fea- president might have to say to Congress, use in an interview with day at a report that the Democratic-con- Michel said he had not spoken to the Rostenkowski said he and the adminis- tures five guests a day 'You'd better stick around in August and Ebony magazine has trolled House might not deliver a tax-cut bill Democrat In question, Rep. Dan tration are In agreement on all aspects of a talking "about every- to him before late September. Rostenkowski, chairman of the tax-writing don't go home,'" Regan said. moved to a retreat in Ha- tax bill accept for the third-year feature. thing from psoriasis to House Ways and Means Committee, but that The Constitution allows the president to waii. He says he is sad- Reagan has said repeatedly, and as re- Reagan wants a 25 percent cut In tax rates lawn care," a CJOH pro- cently as last Friday, that Speaker Thomas he would be surprised if it were true because call Congress into special session in un- over three years, while Rostenkowski tup- ducer said. dened by seeing people it "would be a definite slippage and a default defined "extraordinary" circumstances. At use drugs. P. O'Neill Jr., D-Mass., had solemnly ports a 15 percent cut over two yean, with an CJOH is part of the pledged to deliver a tax bill to the president's on the Democratic leadership's commit- a practical matter, the president can only Pryor denies police al- option for a third-year reduction if economic CTV Television Network. desk before the long congressional recess in ment." pressure Congress to remain in session. legations that the fire, events warrant. August. Rostenkowski laid in a Cable Newt An angry Rostenkowski, speaking later In Regan and other top administration of- which severely burned the day to the same group of executives, NEW YORK (AP) - Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan said Network Interview broadcast Sunday: ficials - including Vice President George the upper half of his body, "Wed like very much to get the bill to the rejected Regan's inference that House Dem- He starts the day with a yesterday tie president is determined to get Bush and budget director David A. Stockman occurred when be was speaker's table, past the House of Represent- ocrats were stalling on a tax cut and blamed drink of yogurt, fruit and a bill passed this summer even if it means — appeared before a conference of the Amer- mixing ether and co- Congress staying in session during the dog atives, by the end of July, send it over to the the administration's refusal to negotiate protein powder, has caine. He contends the ican Stock Exchange to plug Reagan's eco- days of a Washington summer. Senate ... have them go through their pro- further on the shape of the bill at the main nomic policies. taken up jogging and of- fire began when a lighter cedures, send it back over to us, and it will go cause for delayed action. fers visitors apple juice. White House strategists have said The Wall Street financial community, gen- ignited rum. to conference. I think that we could get a bill "I want to have a bill patted (In the This Is Richard Pryor? privately that failure to complete work on the erally hat been skeptical about Uw results He's making movies by certainly the end of September." House) before we go away in August," the administration hat promised would flow "If anybody was born again, but seeks privacy. bulk of the administration's economic pro- Rostenkowski said. gram before the recess could prove fatal to "I see no reason" to take that long, from the president's economic program: a again, I was," Pryor says "Please let people Michel said after talking to Reagan. "That The Chicago Democrat said he It pushing the early momentum Reagan's legfslative balanced budget by 1984, increased detente In an interview with Peo- know this Is my last In- would be sheer proscrastination." the committee to work as fast at possible on ple magazine. Initiatives have enjoyed. spending, lower inflation, falling Interest terview," he Mid in the Before an audience of corporate ex- what he described as the largest and most rates, revived productivity growth and eco- Since he beat the odds interview at bis new House Republican leader Bob Michel of ecutives, Regan scolded House Democrats complicated tax bill in the nation's history. nomic resurgence - all accomplished with and survived a freak ac- home. "Just about all I Illinois emerged from a late-afternoon meet- for their slow progress on the president's tax The committee would have been further lower tax rates. cident that turned him have Is my Hawaiian Ing with the president and said Reagan had legislation and said it would be a "disgrace" along at this stage had Reagan worked out a Bush, Regan and Stockman sought to al- into a human torch in place and my privacy. read a report quoting a key Democrat as for Congress to take its summer recess In compromise bill with Democratic leaders lay that skepticism by Insisting that the June 1080, the comedian And I'm going to keep It saying passage of the tax bill might slip until August without fint passing the adminis- rather than break off negotiations, president It serious about balancing the who acknowledged drug that way. September. tration's tax and budget-cut proposals. Rostenkowski said. Even to, at the current budget and that hit program will work if "That, I must say, left the president Regan said he was "very disappointed" pace of work, a tax bill "could be on the floor Congress approves hit budget and tax cutt. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1981 The DUety RcgfetCT 3 Transit, education to benefit Senate passes $5.7 billion state budget

By MARK MAGYAR budget. Sen. Walter Foran, R-Hunterdon, ranking programs would receive additional funding. • $1.7 million In additional aid to county H But Yates hailed the committee's decision to Republican on the committee, disagreed, argu- Dumont voted against a state budget for the colleges; restore $64.1 million to the budget for "min- ing that the two tax prepayment bills amounted first time in 28 years because of his anger over • $7.6 million to cover coet-of-tlving in- TRENTON - The tUte Senate yMtenUy imum aid" to 234 of the state's wealthier school to "one-shot" tax Increases for the businesses the committee's failure to add fMO.OOO to the creases for teachers; approved a record fS.7 billion state budget with districts as "probably our most Important ac- which have to pay them. budget for proposed "county colleges without • $3.2 million for the Pharmaceutical As- higher funding (or education and man transit tion in a decade." He charged that "the Democrats put Into walls" In Sussex and Warren counties, which sistance to the Aged program, which helps low- thanGov. Brendan T.Byrne had recommended. Sen. Brian T. Kennedy, R-Monmouth and the budget many millions of dollars In programs Dumont had hoped could begin serving 500 lull- Income senior citizens buy medicine, so that the Ocean, one of two Republicans to vote for the time-equivalent students in January. The budget bill, which passed the Senate in anticipation of the passage of those two bills elderly would continue paying only $2 per pre- bill, praised the restoration of $16 million to 21-11, could be voted upon by the state Assembly last week" and questioned the value to the rest Sen. Garrett W. Hagedom, R-Bergen, sup- scription out of their pockets Instead of the $3 "the mass transit subsidy program so vital to as early as Thursday. With Byrne on a trade of the state of special appropriations of $1.5 ported the budget bill out of "parochialism," Byrne had recommended; commuters in Monmouth and Bergen counties." mission to the Soviet Union. Acting Governor million for Essex County, $800,000 for Newark, however. • $8 million to continue the "workfare" Kennedy noted that he sponsored the resolu- Joseph P. Merllno, the senate president, it ex- $2.5 million for Camden and $1,750,000 for Jersey Bergen County would receive the lion's share program, which finds public service work for tion to add $7.9 million to the budget to continue pected to sign the budget before the state gov- City. of the "minimum aid" funds restored by the able-bodied welfare recipients; and the "workfare" program, which finds public ernment's new fiscal year begins on July 1. committee and would be helped greatly by the • $6.7 million to add another 3,900 college service Jobs for able-bodied welfare recipients. Kennedy countered that the special urban aid addition of $16 million to avert a planned Jan. 1 students to the Tuition Aid Grant program. Sen. Charles Yates, D-Burllngton, chairman "We never could have restored these pro- programs "amounted to no more than $5 to $7 fare Increase on state-owned commuter trains, In all, Yates said, the committee added $113 of the Joint Appropriations Committee, ac- grams without the two so-called tax proposals million out of more than $100 million added to Hagedorn explained. million to Byrne's budget in addition to the knowledged that toe $5.7 billion budget, which is approved last week," Kennedy asserted. "The the budget." Among the additions to Byrne's budget made minimum aid program. He said the committee about 11 percent larger than this year's budget, two proposals did not involve any new taxes, and Foran and Sen. Wayne Dumont, R-Warren, by the committee, Yates said, were: found the money by shuffling $88 million around has the smallest surplus "in several years" at that's what the public cares about - that and accused the Democratic majority on the com- • $2 million to keep state parks open year- and by changing two tax laws to Increase reven- M 5 million, or leas than .1 percent of the total the fact that the programs were restored." mittee of "parochialism" in deciding which round; ues by $78 million. Legislation Agent Orange .he a STATE By Hr(litrr Suit Houir Bureau and on abortion panel granted At Auorlale* Pren added funding Ti«|a| |am|s q«»^'«»« <»» baii«»t ^^ TRITNTnTRENTON — A roenlntinresolution which wouluiinild nuput a constituI'nnil - suits sought Slate House Bureau tional amendment designed to end state claims on tidal lands on the November ballot passed the state Assembly easily TRENTON - An appellate court panel yesterday threw TRENTON - Bills giving the New Jersey Agent Orange yesterday. out a lawsuit brought by a right-to-life group to shut down an Commission another year to complete its work sped through The resolution was approved by a 57-8 vote, nine votes abortion clinic In Howell, asserting that the group had no legal both the state Senate and the Assembly yesterday without more than the three-fifths majority needed to put the pro- right to bring a suit In the state's name. opposition. posed amendment of the ballot this year. The resolution now Assemblyman William F. Dowd, R-Monmouth and Ocean, The commission, due to be disbanded Aug. 21, hopes to goes to the state Senate, where a three-fifths majority also is immediately pledged to Introduce legislation "as soon as prove definitively whether Agent Orange, a toxic defoliant required. possible" to give private citizens or groups the right tosu e sprayed by American planes throughout Southeast Asia, The state Constitution gives the state riparian rights over abortion clinics which are unlicensed or Improperly licensed. caused severe and lasting damage to veterans exposed to it, all lands once flooded by tides. Casino developers in Atlantic The Chancery Division of Superior Court in Monmouth said Assemblyman Richard Van Wagner, D-Monmouth and City already have paid the state several million dollars to County permitted the Monmouth-Ocean Coalition for Life to Middlesex, who sponsored the bill creating the seven-member clear up potential riparian claims to oceanfront property we the Women's Medical Center of Howell Inc., because the commission. which appears under water on some 19th century maps. faculty did not have a certificate of need from the state Van Wagner noted that the $75,000 supplemental ap- The proposed amendment, which is sponsored by As- Department of Health. propriation for the state Agent Orange Commission approved semblyman William L. Gormley, R Atlantic, would put an end But the Appellate Division of Superior Court, in an un- last week will carry the commission through next August. to state riparian claims to any land which was below the high signed decision, said the coalition had no "standing" to bring "The commission has already announced its intention to tides mark for 40 years, effective September 1982. the suit against the Howell clinic, based on the existing test many of the 60,000 New Jersey Vietnam veterans, some of The Gormley resolution is aimed primarily at Atlantic statute which provides that only the commissioner of health whom were exposed to the substance, an equal number who County. The only Monmouth County land that might be may bring such actions. weren't, and then some who were in toe service during the affected Is In the Bayshore and along the Manasquan and "Technically, the court apparently has read the statute, Vietnam Conflict but who didn't see active duty," Van Shark River inlets, according to Assemblyman William F. NJSA 262H-5, correctly," Dowd said, "but I believe the Wagner said. Dowd, R-Monmouth and Ocean, a cosponsor of the resolution. Legislature erred In not providing that anyone could bring a "As more and more Vietnam veterans come forth with lawsuit to enjoin such an unlawful activity, whether they are symptoms that could be caused by exposure to Agent Orange, 'directly affected' or not. the more apparent it Is that the work of Its commission is of GPU drops management plan "Accordingly, I will Introduce a simple bill which clari- Poker on TV utmost importance. fies the law topermi t any interested citizen or citizens' group Robert Morvav, a shift manager at Caesars Casino "I am convinced, moreover, that once its report to the PARSIPPANY - General Public Utilities Corp. asked the to seek to close down such facilities. This is Important Hotel In Atlantic City, demonstrates one of the new Legislature Is completed, we will not only know what, If any, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission yesterday to drop a because there appear to be Instances where the Department "video poker" slot machines. The machine simulates a are the effects of Agent Orange, but will also have Identified \ii oposal that would have combined the management of two of of Health either drags its feet or fall* to act altogether," be draw poker game In which the patron competes for two many of the veterans who need help or legal assistance its subsidiaries. said. pair or better to win. A small experimental use of these because of exposure to this substance," he said. GPU had asked in January 1980 that the managements of The coalition's Initial action, which was brought against machines has been permitted by the state Casino Con- Van Wagner and Sen. William J. Hamilton, D-Middlesex, Pennsylvania Electric Co. and Metropolitan Edison Co. be both the clinic and the Department of Health, was dismissed trol Commission to see If the public will accept this, the sponsored the bills giving the commission until Aug. 21,1982, combined. in February I960, but it prompted the department to review only form of poker allowed in the Atlantic City casinos. to complete Its work. But GPU Chairman and Chief Executive Officer William the clinic and decide it required a certificate of need. G. Kuhns asked the PUC to drop the proposal because of While the clinic was following departmental guidelines In controversy surrounding the move. applying for a certificate of need, the coalition filed a second Kuhns said pursuit of the matter would be coun suit, this time aimed solely at the clinic for allegedly operat- terproductive, adding "important as the program is, the ing "Illegally" without a certificate of need. Dump owner would lose permits other Penelec and Met-Ed subjects with which we and the The Chancery Division Judge who beard the case noted commission must deal currently and in the years ahead must that the coalition's case should have been handled by the state take precedence." attorney general's office, but noted that the attorney general for failing to clean up landfills Kuhns said Penelec Is operating at about 10 times the did not file a suit to stop the clinic's operation, which be ruled capacity of Met-Ed, and that GPU officials thought "it would was in violation of the law. be beneficial to use the extensive skills available at Penelec The Judge granted the coalition "standing" to bring suit Slate House Bureau curred at the WDI landfill site in Howell arm the DEP with extensive authority for the mutual benefit of both groups of customers." and' ordered the clinic closed down on March 4. The clinic where the owners threatened to refuse to move against violators and to force to clean up hazardous waste If the de- obtained a stay and appealed to the Appellate Division the TRENTON - The state Department compliance with state regulations and Blood donors' age addressed following day. of Environmental Protection would be partment moved to close the facility," The appellate panel pointed out that the state Legislature empowered to revoke or suspend all Bennett said. directives concerning hazardous waste TRENTON — Legislation to permit persons over 66 years specifically stated that actions for injunctlve reUef should be license and permits held by sanitary "The firm Involved is a multi- removal. of age of donate blood was Introduced yesterday by As- brought by the Department of Health, and did not provide for landfill operators who fail to comply licensed one and was obviously pre- "These proposed powers are in addi- semblyman Anthony M. Villane Jr., R-Monmouth and Ocean. "a private remedy." with their hazardous waste cleanup pared to turn its back on its responsi- tion to the triple damages now provided "There has been a movement of late to recognize the bilities in Howell in the knowledge that valuable contributions that senior citizens can make to our The court also said pointedly that the coalition "is not the directives. for in the law for failure to comply with government" and noted that giving the coalition standing to The bill, sponsored by Assemblyman it would not cost the company anything. society," Villane said. "Everyone recognizes the constant — the directives," Bennett said. "It is sue would frustrate the decisions made by public officials, John O. Bennett HI, R-Monmouth, and My legislation would remove the poten- oft-times desperate — need of hospitals for blood. who permitted the clinic to remain open while It sought a approved yesterday by the Assembly tial for blackmail by authorizing the very clear, Indeed, that severe econom- "Under my legislation, the senior citizen would be re- certificate of need. ' Agriculture and Environment Commit- DEP to revoke or suspend every license ic sanctions — such as the shutdown of a quired to present a verification of good health from a physi- -MARK MAGYAR tee, also authorizes the department to and permit held by the firm, not simply facility and the revocation of operating cian before becoming eligible to donate blood. With the verification, he would be no different from any other donor of close down any landfill site during the one for the facility involved In the licenses — are the the only ways to cleanup operations. offense," be said. any age. "The legislation is aimed specifical- Bennett said the bUI, which now goes assure the safety of the population near "It is senseless to assume the frailty of a citizen merely Only one of four ly at Incidents such as that which oc- to the full Assembly for a vote, would a hazardous waste disposal site." on the basis of his or her age. Surely, the victim of an accident whose life depends on blood transfusions will not mind if the water bills passes; The weather blood of a senior citizen saves him or her," he concluded. Local Weather Scanners for blind to be bought Dodd to try again FORECAST TRENTON — The state Assembly yesterday voted to As of II p.m. last alght, the high temperature at The concur with the terms of Gov. Brendan T. Byrne's conditional Register's weather station was « degrees. The low By R.BRIERLEY THOMPSON veto of legislation to purchase optical scanners and place yesterday was 71. II was 71 at M p.m. There was .18 them in locations convenient to the blind throughout the state. laches of precipitation in the M boors ending at II p.m. The original bill introduced by Assemblyman Anthony M. TRENTON (AP) - Three of four bills in a water supply yesterday. There were II cooling degree days yesterday, Villane Jr., R-Monmouth and Ocean, would have provided legislation package foundered because of unexpected opposi- 167 for Ike month and 234 for the cooling season to date. funding for optical scanners for each of the state's 26 librar- tion In the state Senate. At this time last year, there had been 145 cooling degree ies, while Byrne's conditional veto provided funding for seven Sen. Frank Pat Dodd, D-Essex, who sponsored the pack- •ays. scanners. age, said he will try one more time to get the remaining "I'm very happy to see this bill enacted," Villane said. measures approved by the upper bouse. Jersey Shore "The governor's revised program is somewhat smaller than He said he had enough votes to ensure passage before the my original legislation, but It appears to be a good initial Senate session began. Then, "water companies pressured Hazy, hot and humid today with the high near 90. program with room for expansion in the future. some members to switch their votes — the Bergen County and Thunderstorms likely this afternoon and tonight.Lo w "It will provide an opportunity for the blind to do some- southern delegations," be claimed. tonight 65 to 70. Tomorrow mostly sunny and pleasant thing that the rest of us take for granted — enjoying a good The lone measure receiving approval yesterday was a with the high In the low 80s. book," he said. Optical scanners are aids for the blind which proposal for a $350 million bond issue referendum. Chance of rain 70 percent this afternoon and tonight. translate the written word Into the spoken word. The bills held over after they failed to receive enough Winds southerly 10 to 20 miles per hour today becom- The Weather Elsewhere votes for approval, would create a state management force ing westerly 10 to1 5 miles per hour tonight. Ocean water temperatures In the 70s. MILaPrcC** Lot Anfltlat •7 70 clr Werblin gets new Rutgers term empowered to oversee water supply projects; allow the Albany 7a il .54 rn Laulwllta M 71 .02 cdv Alouaua in a cir Mamphlj MM cay takeover of small Inefficient water companies; and put the Amarlllo 10? at clr Miami « 71 rn TRENTON — The state Senate yesterday confirmed the state in the business of being a water supplier. Anchorao* •I SI cdv Mll»«ikao U SI .40 toy governor's nomination of David A. "Sonny" Werblin of Colts Marine Forecast Aih.vlll. tl U clr Mplt-St.P u » is cdv i The referendum passed 14-10. It would place a public Atlanta •7 71 clr Naihvlltt ~ 75 Cdv Neck to another term on the board of governors of Rutgers, Atlantc Civ 7t 72 .03 cdv NOT Orltant 75 Cdv question on November general election ballots if the As- Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point to Manasquan Baltlmora MM cdv NawYork S 70 cdv the State University. sembly approves. Blrmlngttm « 74 Cdv tO 71 cdv Blimarck 72 45 .05 cdv C*la City 14 71 clr Werblin is president of Madison Square Garden Inc., New The $390 million would be spent on projects such as a A small craft waralag may be seeded later today 71 52 clr Omaha 71 54 .22 cdv York. 7t 17 rn Orlando M 71 in rn pipeline near Hackettstown in Warren County, a reservoir on a 7t cdv PMIadMila 15 70 .04 cdv the Manasquan River in Monmouth County and an intercon- - Hot and humid though noon. This afternoon a frontal Buffalo 74 X .74 rn PhoanlK 111 „ clr Charlltn SC 14 W clr Plttlkwgh 7! M.. .41 rn nection between water suppliers In Great Notch in Passalc system will move through the area from the west, Charlitn WV 17 17 Ptland, Ma Jt 04 rn Chavtnna 15 47 Ptland. Ora SI .02 Today County. bringing thunderstorms, but no driving winds. Average Chicago 72 5S7 .22tcd1 cdvv KMMCItv 74 51 cdv "I didn't like the bUI when It spelled out specific projects wave heights 1 to 3 feet, except up to 5 feet In storms. Cincinnati 70 n rn Rtno clr could Cltvtland Richmond n.. 7s1t and I like it even less now that it doesn't," said Sen. Wayne Visibility 1 to 3 miles, reduced In haze and precipitation. Coliimtmi n « n Salt Laka IS 54 "S DalFt Win V 47 .20 rn SanOaso 7t 71 clr beyour Dumont, R-Warren. Otnvar ts 7a clr San Fran IS clr Discover Banking at OatMolntt •> Si clr Saattla 57 55 oa rn Dumont claimed the bonds would cost the state fl billion 7t at 75 cdv Luckv Tides Datrolt 72 57 .It cdv SILouli teBest! Duluth n u 1.41 rn SI PTamoa 10 71 « rn to pay off. SaadyHook For Red Bank and Falrbankl U 4a 14 cdv StSta Maria al 44 .10 rn Davl\ Hartford M M .02 rn ai 41 cdv The bill to give TODAY - High 12:54 Rumson bridge, add two 14 at .10 rn Tulta tl 77 clr At Central Jersey Honolulu M SO .01 m Watttlnttn tt 74 .02 Cdv p.m. and low 8:54 p.m. hours; Sea Bright, deduct Houiton M 7S clr ...It's a SURE THINQ1 & II It cdv Tamparatum Indkata vattar- afflw&rassasssws TOMORROW - High 10 minutes; Long Branch, n 71 M cdv Jaekjnvlla I nay'sMohandlowlolpm EOT with the vote standing at 16-20. In the 40-member Senate, 11 1:09 a.m. and 1.47 p.m. deduct 15 minutes, High- Junaau u 70 (4 cdv Prc—PraclpltMkm for 24 houri Kans City .01 cdv andlno I a.m. (IDT) vaitardav. and low 7:34 a.m. and lands bridge, add 40 cdv Otlk—Sky condition! outlook votes are needed for approval. Lai Vnii clr The proposal to allow the state to take over small, 1:06 p.m. minutes. Lima Rock cdv (MRAL JERSEY BANK InefflclejitwYter companies was tabled during a 18-17 tally 8HREW8BURY. N.J. TUESDAY. JUNE 23,1961 IIHIIIIIIIIIIIINHI iimiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimii Mosca supported - Obituaries Fire alarm system lllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMIIMIIIIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIinillllllllllllllll by teacher group Edward C. Corbet asked for apartment MIDDLETOWN - Ed- as an active member of the KEANSBURG - The borough Homing of the new federal program. Connelly said on sex charges ward C. Corbet, «, of 51 Community Fire Company. Authority baa asked the federal Department housing authority directors at the meeting WMUIB Reach died Monday of Housing and Urban Development for were advised to design five-year plans for the He was an original member are subject at any time to charges that are 940,000 in emergency funds to Install a fire renovation of their senior cltixen complexes, MIDDLETOWN - The Middletown of the Middletown Senior the fanUales of youth. Any of us could have A native of New York alarm system In its Church Street facility. with the emphasis on energy«avtag project* i Association, the local Cltiiens Council, a charter been charged with Improper contact of a City, Mr. Cobert had lived member of the Middletown The authority seeks a total of some as well as on refurbishing and maintenance. teachers union, has come out In support of here lor toe put tt yean. minor, so all of us have been so charged" , Lions Club and a charter W84.500 under the federal Comprehensive Keansburg's plan Includes proposals to Richard Mosca. the High School South He wai the owner of the Improvement and Assistance Program. replace the windows in the Church Street teacher fighting a police charge of "crim- Swain began the letter telling Mosca Whitman Corbet Appliance member of the Leonardo inal sexual contact." Field Club. According to Eugene Connelly, the au- building with tbermopane windows, at an that the "teachers of Middletown Tewn- Store, hen, until hi* retlre- thority'! executive director, the Church Surviving are a son, Neil estimated cost of $17»,000, Md to install "We support yon, Richard, because we shlp" asked her to Inform Mosca how they Street senior ciUtens' complex currently has individual thermostats In the apartments, at feel about the case. i He wai • past president, a Corbet, here; a daughter. individual smoke detectors in apartments, know that you committed no crime," as- a cost of 180,000. Both measures, Connelly Hie member and a charter Mn. Lisaette Whitman of but does not have fire alarms In the building's sociation Vice President Diane K. Swalm '•We know that the unfounded charges member of the Community Shadow Lake; sii grand- hallways or a connection to the borough's fire observed, would greatly reduce energy >°« wrote In a letter sent to Mosca and area against you are taking a terrible emotional Fire Company. He wai anchildren and three great- department as part of an alarm system. In the building. newspapers. toll. We know that you want to be back in exempt member of the Mid- grandchildren. State law require* such a system to be Connelly said that HUD officials would "We know that you committed no Im- your classroom teaching your students. We dletown Township Fire De- The Scott funeral Home la installed in all multiple unit dwellings, how- notify the authority of 1U decision on the the propriety. We know that you have been know that you feel victimised and partment and tpent IS yean In charge of arrangements. ever, so the authority will try to fund the borough's preliminary application In Septem- charged with the weakest of evidence, helpless," the letter states project through the HUD program, Connelly ber, with a final decision reserved for No- evidence that simply will not hold up to explained. vember. The letter also says that every teacher Francis W. Glinka examination or testimony." Swain added. "In every classroon In every school build- Connelly said Marcus Towers, the Connelly added plans for later years . Police filed that charge against Mosca OLD BRIDGE - Francti ing In Middletown Township" stands by Catholic Church, Elizabeth. borough's other senior cltlien facility, has a would include replacement of Mane of the April 12 after receiving a complaint from a W. Glinka, 70, of Appletree Surviving are his wife, complete fire alarm system In place already. building's equipment, in the kitchens and Moscasslde. Lane, died yesterday at student in one of his social studies classes, Helen Shllouikai Glinka; two Connelly told authority members he had elsewhere. Connelly observed the faciUty it Catherine GUsey. "We will do everything in our power to Bayibore Community Hospl- ions, Frank W Glinka, Jr., of been included In a meeting at Rutgers with U years old, and that some of its equipment •te that the charge* against you are Ul, Holmdel Baltimore, Md , and Gary G. HUD officials recently to learn the workings is wearing out. Gilsey alleged in a written statement to proven false and that teachers all over this He was born in Cold Glinka of Matawan; a daugh- police that Mosca prised his "groin state have nothing to fear." Swain said la Springs, N.Y., and Uved in area" against her body on three separate ter, Mrs. Carole Fox, here; concluding her letter. Elizabeth before moving here occasions after a geography class March several yean ago. two brothers, Edward Glinka It. In addition to the sexual contact of Elisabeth and Walter Scuffle, at Sandy Hook charge, Mosca, who is also the Middletown Mr. Glinka wai a welder Mosca maintains be Is innocent. tor Cooper Alloy, Inc., Hill- Glinka of Linden, and three In her letter, dated June 5, Swain Im- South football coach, faces a lewdnaes side, before retiring 5 yean grandchildren. plies that the charges against Mosca are charge. ago. The Day Funeral Home, prompts charges for 3 those which are the result of "the fat- On May 14, Municipal Court Judge Ken- He was a communicant of Keyport, is in charge of ar- nasies of youth. neth Joel sent the sexual contact charge to St. Peter and Paul Roman rangements MIDDLETOWN - Three citing a riot. Because the became unruly, AOOUI » po- "What has happened to you can happen the Monmouth County prosecutor to con- young adults are scheduled to drug-related charges are in- licemen from seven different to any one of us, male or female," Swain sider whether an indictment .should be •ought. Thomas A. Wrensen appear In municipal court on dictable offenses, the proba- departments arrived to close wrote. "Teachers who deal with children July 10 to answer charges in ble cause bearing will be held one area of the park and clear the persons away. HAZLET — Thomas A. Korean War. connection with the arrest of to determine If enough evidence exists for author- Finally, Edward Wrensen, 52, of Thome Place, Surviving are his wife, one of them on drug charges Sunday at Gateway National ities to seek an Indictment TreboUca, II, of 41 Hancock died Sunday of a heart attack Shirley Fox, at home; one at Bayshore Community Hos- Recreation Area, Sandy before a county grand jury. Street, Keansburg, faces) a son, Ronald, and one daugh- Hook, and a rock- and bottle- A separate probable cause municipal court trial on pital, Holmdel. ter, Doreen, both at home; a He was born In Brooklyn, throwing incident which hearing will be held for David charges of Inciting a riot, re- Vbu worn bonne me daughter, Mrs. Debra Carey N.Y., where be Uved before ensued. Bredal, 21, of tt Oakwood sisting arrest, and Interfering moving here In 1SS6. of West Keansburg; his moth- Janet Laurenuno, IB, of Drive, Wayne, who was ar- with officers making an ar-, He was employed as an er, Mn. Ann Wrensen and a 20 John St., Keansburg, was rested at the scene for as- rest. None of the charges are inspector in quality control at sister, Mrs. Jean Auciello, arrested shortly after 1 p.m. saulting a police officer, also indictable. Midland Glass Co., Aberdeen, both of Pennsylvania; and Sunday by two park rangers an indictable offense. Also, where he had worked for sev- three grandchildren. who saw her allegedly sell a he faces a charge of Inciting a Theater program* riot, which will be handled NEWKbnicaS? en yean. The Laurel Funeral "controlled dangerous sub- through a municipal court He was a U. S. Navy veter- Home, West Keansburg, Is in stance" to another person. are available free She will appear at a probable trial. an of World War II and the charge of arrangements. PLAlNFIELD-TbeNew with built-in 'pop-up' cause hearing on charges of After the arrest of Jersey Theatre Forum, a pro- distribution of marijuana and Laurenuno, the park rangers Lewis H. Abl fesaional, not-for-profit tnea electronic flash possession of more than 25 were forced to put out a gen- ter, Is making speakers avail- Pocket-sized and budget-priced KEANSBURG- Lewis H. grams of marijuana. eral call for aid from munici- World War I Veterans Molly pal police departments when able to local dubs and or- Konica's incredible new EF-P Abt, M, of SM Main St., died In addition, she Is charged Pitcher Barracks, here. a crowd of about 500 persons ganisations now through the combines 35mm quality with Saturday at home. with resisting arrest and in- Mr. Abt was a communi- beginning of September. instant load ease, built in Mr. Abt was bom in New- cant of St. Ann's Church. ark, and had lived here for Joseph L. Power A slide snow Is available If 'pop-up' electronic flash, and the last 22 yean. He is survived by his wife requested. much more... at a price that's Cecilia Knalsch, and several He had been a police of- FREEHOLD - Joseph L. here, and several nieces and New Jersey Theatre Fo- hard to believe: ficer for the Newark Police nieces and nephews. Power, 76, of 163 South St., nephews. rum, 231 E. Front St., goes Department. The John J. Ryan Home died yesterday at the Free- The Freeman Funeral into IU 5th season Oct 8 with AVAILABLE AT: He was a World War I vet- For Funerals is In charge of hold Area Hosptial. Home is In charge of arrange- D. L. Coburn's PuliUer Prise eran and a member of the winning "The din Game." arrangements. Mr. Power was born here ments. and lived here all his life. Mrs. Walfried Norrenberg He had been employed as CORN'S PHOTO SHOP a weaver by the former A L MIDDLETOWN - Mlnta Middletown Methodist M Karagheuslan Rug Com- HOMEOWNERS ENLARGED FACILITIES-FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Norrenberg, 67, 45 Com-Church. pany, here, and was later em- For Quality Plumbing monwealth Ave , died at Riv- Over 40 yrs. experience Surviving are her hus-ployed as a quality control VMMTU • nrnmt • WATB NUT crview Hospital, Red Bank, band, Walfried Norrenberg, operator for the SM Company yesterday. • TOUT SEATS • HPE • FITTIMt • CUSTM 15 Wallace St. Red Bank 747-2273 and a sister, Mrs. Delia of Freehold Township. More Rom in Hartford, Conn., Shoi mContu/tani* Expert/i she had lived In New Hamp- Brooks, of New Hampshire. recently, he worked as a shire before moving here SO The John F. Pfleger Fu- valet parking attendant at the COMPLETE SHOWROOM yean ago. neral Home, here, is in Freehold Raceway. 47 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. She was a member of the charge of arrangements. Mr. Power was a com- municant of St. Rose of Lima SHREWSBURY Church,here. TALK TO THE ENERGY PROFESSIONALS Alice V. Clingen He is survived by his wife, til Supply Regius Engle Power; a sis- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Surviving is a sister-in- ter, Mrs. Mary L. Morris, 7-4:30 Dn»|./-MttaM. 741-1111 - Alice V Clingen, 88, of 112 law, Mrs. Edward H. Cl- 12th Ave, here, died May 31. ingen. A retired secretary, she The Posten's Funeral OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 was a former resident of At- Home, Atlantic Highlands, is lantic Highlands, N.J. in charge of arrangements. The Daily Register (USPS-145-4401 The Sunday Register (USPS-3M-57O) PuMlitwd by Tha KM Bank KtgliUr EilnlWiM In 1171 by Jonn H Cook and Hanr» Clav Main Offkt OM R.giiltr Plata, lnramourv. N.J. 07701 Branch Ofllcal • It Rl 39, MkMMoWfl. NJ 07741 Manmouth County CourthouM. FraahoM. N.J. O77W 17* BroMwav. Long Branch. N.J. 07740 Slala Hauta. Tranlon. N.J. 0M15 Man MIM Aueclalad Prau. 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Mambtr at tho Amarkan Nawtpaaar Puollthart Association, tha Audit Buraau of Circulation, tha Naw Jartav Praat Association Sacond Class pottaaa oalo at Had Bank, N.J. 07701 and at MlddMlown. N.J. 07741. PyWIthad Sunday tnrouoti Friday Mall wbtcrlptlont DavabM Inadvanca. Tarm Dally Sunday Dally and Only Only Sunday Ooavaar US 00 J1J.00 177.00 Hamadallvarv bvCarrlar — Dally and Sunday $1.35 a waak; Sunday only IS cants; Dally only I 00 REMEMBER US? We are the McOONNELL ENERGY PROFESSIONALS. Last Slnglacopy at County — Dally lOcantt; Sunday 3S cants. Jane our advertisement said "THE MeCONNEUS WANT TO SELL YOU LESS HEATINO Oa TO MEET THE CONSERVATION GOALS OF OUR GOVERN- MENT. We congratulate yon, tha conaumer, yon haw mad leas of ALL petroleum NOTICE products. The Red Bank Community Development Now, more than ever, the McCONNELL ENERGY PRO- Project will hold a Citizens Participation FESSIONALS can help you with additional conservation and Committee meeting on Thursday, June efficiency recommendations. 25th, 1981, at 7:30 p.m. in the Westside OB tar ytmr anttmmtmt, IK m thaw yn hwr te nw even —i». Project Office to solicit views and opinions regarding the 8th, 9th, and 10th year Com- munity Development Block Grant program. CALL OUR PROFESSIONALS FOR A The Borough of Red Bank will conduct a 1981 SWIMWEAR Public Hearing on Wednesday, July 8th, (NO CHARGE) ENERGY AUDIT NOWI •otMt Irom our anlka. coHactton ol mlaay. 1981, at 8:00 p.m. at 32 Monmouth Street to discuss and ratify Community Development Block Qrant projects to be submitted to the 291-3200 County Community Development Office as a pre-applicatJon for the 8th, 9th, and 10th year Community Development Project. tM U our rasulvly LOW PfllCE. McCONNELL FUEL OIL COMPANY ITS «*• • Mving 30% to 40% John C. Minton AVE. O ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS SJ.O.1M1 Project Director Of F roguiat ntt> rxett. SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUE8DAY, JUNE21,1981 The Drily Regfeter 5 Artist seeking $133,000 for damaged mannequins By MARK GRAVEN of each of UM mannegulni at about 11, voted ertaken by UM onslaughts of nature. Toe de- by Municipal Court Judge Kenneth Smith last several weeks, but has since returned to duty. along wtUi the reit of the committee to author- terioration of UM figures was supposed to show September. Tbe chief and other township officials say there FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP- Township of- ise Township Attorney John Kaye to conteit the man's Inability to control nature by commercial The committee authorised Kaye to take legal are costs to UM township, such as paying for (Idali appraise the "The Dttenuaiitfon of damage claim. endeavors, according toth e artist. action in several other c overtime of other officers who filled In for the Htm" at coosMerably less value than the Free- Kondrup luggeitad that the damaged man- After police removed his exhibit, DeOrio injured officer, which should be picked up by tbe hold artist who placed the exhibit conttftinf of In one resolution, the committee authorized nequim could rtUl be exhibited la abbreviated •aid UM action by law enforcement authorities third party. U muMqriM in a cornfield off Route 517 la form la UM tradition of the classical statue only served to pram a point he was trying to Kaye tosee k restitution for expenses Incurred April, 1M. by UM township when a municipal employee Is In another resolution, UM committee author- "Venus de Mllo." make— that "contemporary man tries to ized Kaye to take whatever legal action neces- PoBce thought UM nusnequlns were placed Injured by the acts of a third party. Township officials say they were advised by eliminate and deatroy things that are unfamiliar sary to enforce the terms of an agreement with In the field u a prank and they immediately the Royal Insurance Company of the damage to him." Officials said the case they have In mind Colts Neck Acres, Inc. to make off-site improve- carted them off, damaging approiimately haU claim, and that the claim exceeds UM township's Police Chief John Willis said at the time that Involves Injuries suffered by Patrolman Nor- ments for the Kent Estates Development. of the flfarw la UM process. damage coverage limits under the prevailing UM maaaa(|Mlni had created a safety hasard man Cochran about two months ago. Kondrup said the that Township Engineer Now, the artist, Joseph DeOrio, has filed a Insurance policies. because passing motorists were "rubberneck- Chief Wllll. said that Cochran suffered a leg William B. Dickerson has informed the commit' cuim aating far $111,000 la damagea for UM DeOrio has said that be placed UM man- Ing" out the windows of their cars to get a look Injury when the stationary patrol car he was In, tee that the developer has not completed off-site maaoeqvtaa, according to Mayor Arthur RKon- nequins In the cornfield of a farm fronting Route at them. was struck from behind by another vehicle, on Improvements such as installing curbing. The U7 and Koxlossl Road, with UM Intention of Charges against DeOrio f6r creating a public Koxloskl Road. improvements were supposed to be completed kondrup. who laid he would place the value photographing them as they were gradually ov- In displaying bis art, were dismissed WlUls said Cochran was unable to work for by July 1, Kondrup said. Two shore tourism programs are scrapped by NJ Transit By ANDREW WUHAN ration will no longer sponsor "At a time when we are riders from the cities In for," Baehr said grams, saying the committee grams did not bring In the absence will probably not NEWARK - The New both UM half-fan weekend cancelling a lot of peak hour North Jersey. Theodore J. Labrecque, wiU fight to get both re- type of ridership we were Jersey Transit Corporation fares on UM North Jersey hurt us this year," Labrecque commuter trains, we Just had The busing program to hoping they would, and their yesterday announced UM Coast UM or a shuttle bus UM chairman of UM Mon- Instltuted. Labrecque ad- said. to reevaluate this project," bring North Jeneyians toth e mouth County Transportation mitted, however, Q|at the scrapping of two transporta- program to transport riders Baehr said. beach in bus was opposed by tion programs designed to from tbe Red Bank train sta- Coordinating Committee, ex- programs were a dlsappoint- Baehr said the.Red Bank both Ramm and Little Sil- pressed disappointment at damage minor boost Monmouth County sum- tion t« Gateway National to Sandy Hook shuttle bat ver, who claimed the the pro- UM abandonment of UM pro- "It Is true that the that road in the vicinity of Park at Sandy Hook. Guy program died when It failed gram would burden over- (continued) South Avenue of Two Rivers. NJ Transit spokesmen Baehr, a NJ Transit spokes- to receive an expected $13,000 Garden the roads with traffic, corrected itself, Lowney man, said neither of the pro- said. •aid yesterday the corpo- grant from the National Park aid, however, UM There were also reports of grams Justified their expen- Bani-Sadr gets offer A limb that may have wires down In Red Bank. Service. Baehr said the pro- I were rarely full. ditures-during their two years ported. fallen on wires, causing them The police departments of gram did not reach Its objec- "Here again, the UM BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Pope's fever tive of 1 ensuing traffic woes - Ayatollah RunoUah Kho- Tbe conciliatory move by to short-circuit, probably many oommunites reported project did not attract the the 81-year-old supreme lead- ' felKfrme on Its on own ac- no damage from the storm, "In both cases we gave It at the beach and drawing nuniMri we wire meini dismissed Iranian going flown a good shot, but neither reaUy President Abolhassan Bani- er appeared aimed at extrac- cord, thus restoring service, and the Bayshore appeared to Lowney said. panned oat," Baehr said. Sadr from office yesterday ting the ousted president have gotten off very lightly, from an underground alliance according to the police re- ROME (AP)-Pope John "The programs Just didn't and then appealed to the Smaller scale problems Paul ITs fever is subsiding as 5 new hepatitis cases with leftist and opposition ac- were reported In Rumson, ports. generate the interest or UM fugitive ex-chief of state to be recovers from an attack of tivists at home and at' stop- where police said a large There were, however, a rldershlp that we had ex- return toth e Islamic revolu- pleurisy, tbe Vatican say*. pected ." ping him from Unking up with limb feel on power lines at smattering of motor vehicle State officials Inspected the establishment last Thursday tionary fold as a "writer and "The preliminary tests Baehr said NJ Transit exiled monarchy supporters Alice Lane, disrupting ser- accidents — all apparently following hU admission to Results of the Investigation are expected soon, McKee said. thinker," Tehran Radio re- abroad. vice to residents living on minor. < "well over 1100,000" on It li thought an employee of Taco Town had hepatitis Oemelll Hospital have dem- special summer Saturday onstrated UM regression of r about a month ago. The restaurant dosed last Wednesday and Sunday half far* pro- Indefinitely. this pulmonary affliction," grams In reduced rates and a the Vatican said yesterday. Officials from the state health department have called the TWO DAYS ONLY strong advertising drive. The outbreak tbe worst in New Jersey In the lastV years. "HU fever Is going down. project, designed toincreas e McKee said anyone who has eaten at Taco Town and is Other tests are being made. tourism In shore retort com- FRIDAY, JUNE 26 & SATURDAY, JUNE 27 exhibiting UM symptoms of the disease should receive a When these are completed, a munities such as Long gamma globulin Injection from their physician medical bulletin will be Is- Branch and Asbury Park, did Have Your Diamonds Remounted sued by tbe pope's attending not spark a sisable Increase Symptoms Include yellowing of tbe eyes, darkened urine, physicians " in ridership, Baehr said extreme fatigue, abdominal pain or tenderness, fever, chills, in beautiful New Settings nausea, and diarrhea. . Expect controllers (continued) The controllers will continue towor k a 40-hour week, but The Red Bank Neighborhood Preservation with the last four horn being paid at overtime rates, or, as Project is accepting resumes for the position Lewis put it, "« hours' pay for 40 Boon' work." The union of Community Coordinator with the Neigh- had sought a SMour week. borhood Preservation Project. Application Hundndg el mounting* Night differential pay will increase from 10 percent to 15 percent of UM base salary, the limitation on premium pay wlU and job description is available at 49 Cather- from which to ehoomo be lifted and U weeks' separation pay will be provided to ine Street, Red Bank. controllers with at wast five yean' service who haw been medically disqualified by the FAA for active control duties. John C. Mlnton The contract would expire Jan. II, MB. Project Director

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KUB's expert forgers ire up WASHINGTON for the results of that in- to their old tricks - turning that some of Johnson's docu- ' President and Editor Publisher vestigation, the Senate Bank- out counterfeit Pentagon ments lend an air of authen- ing Committee has recom- documents •— and once again, SCENE ticity to the KGB's forgeries. mended that the insurance Herbert H. Thorpe. Jr.. Annum Editor; Charles C Triblehorn. Sunday Editor; Rusatll P. Rauch. But they point out that the Nifht Editor; Jane Foderaro, City Editor; DorU Kulman, Editorial Pa|eEditor the CIA has caught them at it. program be terminated be- The aim of the Kremlin stolen documents are nearly cause of Its Increasing cost. forgery squad lids time was 10 years old and bear little Pit N. Rlccl. Controller; Richard D. NcKean, AdverUiInf Director; Kenneth L Van Dalai, HEADLINES ft FOOT- to sow fear and suspicion clslon was announced to base resemhUncs to U S. and al- Circulation Director; Frank J. AUocca, Production Manager. NOTES: A "Mother's Day among our NATO allies, who cruise missiles in Britain. lied contingency planning to- day. Massacre" shook the august ft TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1981 are already uneasy about The documents were mailed ANDERSON U.S. plans to upgrade our nu- to several members of the And, of course, the subtle Ford Foundation, with ap- clear arsenal in Europe. The British Parliament. and not-so-subtle changes proximately 10 staff mem- spurious documents have Of the latest batch of for- give the game away — at bers summarily fired amid 'Man, feel that surge of power* been published In a booklet, geries, at least two are com- least to Americans who know Merchants In low-income, charges of age discrimina- and its title says it all. "Top plete fabrications. Some an the truth. The question, of high-crime areas were under- tion. A foundation spokesman Secret Documents on U.S. authentic but have been clev- course, Is how persuasive the standably considered poor denied that older employees Forces Headquarters in Eu- erly altered here and there to KGB's forgeries may be to risks by the Insurance com- were singled out for dis- rope: Holocaust Again for give them a totally different European officials, who al-, panies in the 1960s. As s re- missal and Insisted it wss all Europe." meaning. ready have misgivings about sult, burglary and theft insur- Just a reorganisation along The collection of fake A number of the docu- their nation's vulnerability In ance premiums became unaf- "thematic lines." documents purports to have ments were purportedly the case of a U.S.- Soviet show. fordable, and many of these The economic pinch has been "Printed hi England," 1M2 battle plans of the U.S. small businesses simply reportedly left the Ku Xlux and the publisher's introduc- Commander-in-chief for Eu- The Kremlin obviously closed down. Klan snort-sheeted. Author- tion claims that the booklet rope. They suggested that in considers toe effort worth- To remedy this situation, ities In South Carolina say was "published as a public certain circumstances the while. One CIA report esti- the Federal Crime Insurance that a Klan splinter group service." More may be on the United States might make a mates that as many as SO Program was instituted in there Is suspected of stealing pre-emptive strike with nu- KGB technicians are detailed way: The publisher's note 1970. But Uncle Sam, the choir robes and clerical clesr, chemical and to the forgery squad, and the says they "hope to extend Good Samaritan, has dis- gowns from a church closet this service in the future," biological weapons — and budget for 1979 was esti- covered that some busi- might even use these weap- mated at ttOO million or to use In their cross-burnings and the booklet is subtitled nessmen protected by the and other ceremonies. ••Information Book No. 1." ons against neutral and allied more. program have been ripping CIA sources told my as- target*. Earlier efforts by the So- off the government with Hang onto your com- sociate Dale Van Atta that Intelligence sources My viet counterfeiters include s fraudulent claims. munist forints - Hungary some of the documents on will rise again. Hungarian ec- toe latest KGB hoax has spurious U.S. Army field It turns out that the gov- which the Kremlin coun- onomic planners are thinking turned up recently in Oslo, manual, a fabricated speech ernment has been paying out terfeit ring based Its for- of letting their currency Copenhagen, The Hague and by President Carter with in- in claims three or four times geries were sold to the Rus- "float free" in world curren- Brussels. The booklets were sulting references to the the amount it collects in pre- sians in 1961- 63 by Army Sgt Greeks, and a fictitious in- cy markets Though the forint mailed from the limited miums — which is no way to Robert Lee Johnson, who terview with Vice President is considered the strongest Kingdom, but with no return run an insurance program. address. worked In the secret military Mondale. currency in the Eastern Eu- The inspector general of The attempt to weaken the courier center near Orly Air- Footnote: In case you ropean world of "Monopoly the Federal Emergency Man- NATO alliance with forged port outside Paris. Johnson were wondering, the CIA also money" tied to the Kussian agement Agency, which su- documents was similar to the was caught, sentenced to IS forges documents intended to ruble, its entry into the hard- appearance last year of sup- years on espionage charges, embarrass the Kremlin. It's pervises the program, told ball free market could create posed U.S. secret operations and In 1072 was stabbed to. all part of the game. my reporter Eileen O'Connor havoc in the tightly woven plans shortly after the de- death by his son, who was BITING THE HAND: that Ms office and the FBI communist economic system. Appliance repair man is missing

•sssiiiisassissaasassssasusaasilllllSsassaaasaaass By ART BUCHWALD • •VI • 1 • IIIIIIHI'HIIII'II'I " •••••••*••••••• • • • • V • running away." him to call you, and then It's "Bureau of Missing Per- "But I was so good to up to you to talk him Into sons, Sergeant Callahan ART him. I gsve nun an ice-cold coming home." speaking." beer, and a turkey sandwich. "So what you are saying "I wish to report the dis- I treated him Just as If he is that I may never see him BUCHWALD again?" appearance of a kitchen ap- were part of the family.'' "I think you have to face pliance repairman." "Don't blame yourself, "Come again, lady." reality. We haven't had too lady. A lot of repairmen take much luck in locating missing "My kitchen appliance off before they finish the Job. man Is missing. He was here repairmen. Once they decide He's probably somewhere In one day working on my dish- He said he had been having a to leave an unfinished Job lot of trouble with this partic- town working on another they're rarely heart from washer and said he was going BUCHWALD ? •«•• ChWji*. Sun Tim. back to the shop for a part, ular type of machine, and I'd dishwasher. again. The only thing you and and I haven't seen him be better off buying a new "But suppose be was in an your husband can do is hope since." one. I said I'd rather he fix It, accident and was hurt? I'd "We can't put out an all- that perhaps someday he'll "When was that?" and He Just muttered to never forgive myself. My points bulletin on that. You come back and put your dish- "Ten days ago. The dish- himself as he took It apart." husband and I can't sleep at have to understand some- washer together of his own washer Is in my kitchen in a "Do you have a name we nights wondering if he's all thing. We get reports on may- free will. If you were as kind The AMA blows smoke hundred parts and I'm wor- can work on?" right." be SO runaway repairmen a to him as you say you were, ried sick." "I never got his name. I "Wait a minute I think he day. They don't like to finish be might turn up at your "This vice (of smoking) will always issues. But that Is a weak excuse for "Did you call the shop to found bis company In the Yet- did have a, name. He made a a job. They love to take things doorstep anyday." low Pages, under '24 Hour be condemned and always clung to," falling to face up to an obvious conflict see if he was there?" telephone call when be was in apart, but they don't like to "If you hear anything, Service — Satisfaction Guar- put them back again. They mused Bernardino Ramazzini, the 17th between the Investment and the obliga- "He's never there when I the kitchen and Identified will you let me know?" anteed.' " don't even care If they get "We'll put his name on century pioneer of industrial medicine, tion of physicians to promote health. call. His answering service himself to the other person as "That doesn't help us paid or not. We don't have the the ticker. But don't get your says that they haven't beard Jerry." after studying the effect of tobacco dust If general rules of fiscal oversight from him in over a week." much. Did he take his tool kit manpower to track them hopes up. He could be in Cali- on Italian tobacco workers. forbid directing pension-fund invest- "Don't start crying, lady. with him?" "At least that's some- down, and even if we did we fornia by now working on a thing to go on. Could you give Yet prophetic as his observations ments, the association still could have Did you have a quarrel with "Yes he did, Why do you don't have the legal authority garbage disposal unit, under ask?" us a description of him?" to send them back to your another name. If a repairman proved to be, he certainly could not have argued that the tobacco stocks represent him?" "It wasn't really a quar- "It sounds as though he "He was about five-feet- house to finish the work. doesn't want to be found, foreseen a day when, even with some an exceptional situation. The continued rel. I thought the hose had really meant business. When eight, rather beavyset, and there isn't a Missing Persons 320,000 premature deaths a year In the holding of the tobacco stocks conveys broken, but he said the a repairman packs his tool kit had grease all over his face " All we can do, If we find Bureau In the country that United States linked to lung cancer from Instead a sense of Indifference — and washer needed a new motor. up 4 usually indicates he's and hands." your man, Is try to persuade can locate him." , smoking, the medical profession itself empty moralizing — on a critical issue of would embrace that ambivalent stan- pubUc health. dard. The AMA did, however, get back on The American Medical Association the right side of the Issue with its advice is clear has refused to divest its pension fund of Path of to the government to eliminate the mul- some $1.4 million in tobacco stocks. And, ti-million-dollar subsidized loan program Rumson girt being tortured by her will deliver you from what- with that vote, the apparent hypocrisy of for tobacco farmers. There ought to be To the Editor: mother, culminating in the ever mess you're in, and He'll condemning smoking while retaining the The first program in helpless child being boiled live with you and give you a an end to the program that permits FROM OUR READERS profits of tobacco sales prevailed in a CBS's series, "The Defense alive for the crime of being new heart tobacco farmers to borrow money at professional body whose members sup- of the United States", clearly born and needing a mother's Robert Kruman nearly half current market interest Illustrated the fact that the posedly direct the fight against cancer. love. rates. devastation of Earth and the My wife and I received Appreciation The double standard was even more destruction of Earth's inhabi- Jesus Into our hearts a few Red Bank apparent when the AMA urged the feder- While indirectly propping up the tants by its inhabitants is pos- years ago, and God blessed us To the Editor: al government to suspend all subsidies to price of tobacco, and thus subsidizing sible. we are now embarked? If not, and say "Stop - stop this with the most beautiful curly- insane manufacture of weap- The coaches of Team 1 profits on a lucrative crop, federal tobac- It seems to me that every what can we in the United haired, brown-eyed baby girl. the tobacco industry. ons of death and destruction, (Jaws) of the Red Bank person in the work) with the States do to reverse this an- We pray always to give her In defeating a demand that the as- co supports also fly in the face of Wash- and Bein — begin now to rid Girl's Softball League would ability to think should be ask- nihilatlve course? the love of God. She's not ington's present effort to cut the federal the world of these Instru- like to express their ap- sociation's trustees sell the tobacco ing himself or herself the If anyone in this country even 11 months old, but she stock, delegates to the national conven- budget. question: Is devastation of knew absolutely nothing ments designed for murder preciation to the people who and suicide. It does not make can show her love to us by supported the team through- tion argued that Securities and Ex- It U too bad that the AMA's argu- the earth and mutual destruc- about our nuclear weapons giving her mother and me a tion our goal? prior to the program, this sense to cling to the idea that out the season. change Commission regulations forbid ment on these subsidies was undermined we can avoid war by prepar- big bear bug. If not, what is to be done to program alone was enough to First, to Dr. McGulre who the direction of investments of the pen- by a disinclination to act on matters ing for war. If we are prepar- Jeremiah 17:1 describes sponsored our team. change the course upon which make every person rise up what God knows about men's sion portfolio which contains the tobacco affecting its own economic self-lnjterest. ing for war we are doing Just Second, to the parents who that — preparing for war, not hearts: "The heart Is deceit- attended the games, and of- ful above all things, and des- fered both financial and mor- perately wicked." The Bible As part of the program, a al support, through some dif- also tells us what God, Nursing home decision young soldier, who Is s mis- ficult situations. sile launcher, was In- through Jesus, can do to such And last, to the girls on the After years of frustration, Bernard tor of the Cental New Jersey Health terviewed. He said If be ever a heart: "Come unto Me, all team — the improvement had to launch a missile be ye that labour and are heavy they showed and their at- Gorcey's dream of a kosher nursing Planning Council, has been arguing for laden, and I will give you rest home in Long Branch has received new would not want to know who titude In playing made us the past six years that Us six-county his target was. It is hard to — learn of me — and ye shall proud to be their coaches. life from the Appellate Division of Supe- region, which includes Monmouth Coun- believe that this soldier does find rest unto your souls." They may not have finished "Come now, and let us rior Court. The appellate panel reversed ty, is facing a shortage of several hun- not know who his target was. first, but as far as we were the state Health Care Administration It is hard to believe that this reason together," salth the concerned they were first In dred nursing home beds, despite state Lord: "though your sins be Board's denial of Gorcey's application soldier does not know that his good sportsmanship and en- studies which show a surplus of beds In target is all of mankind. as scarlet, they shall be white thusiasm. for a Certificate of Need two years ago the region. CBS Is to be heartily com- as snow; though they be red Thank you all for making and ordered a rehearing in the case. like crimson, they shall be as Even If no shortage existed, how- mended and thanked for the this a very unforgettable sea- The court rightfully condemned the series, "The Defense of the wool." Therefore, If any man son. Health Care Administration Board for ever, we believe Increased competition United States." The viewing be In Christ, he is a new crea- Kathy Roberts relying solely on bed need statistics and would be good for the nursing home of these programs should tion: "old things are passed Pat Me Donald awsy; behold, all things are failing to consider whether there is a Industry. There are many good nursing shake us out of the lethargy of Mary McNamara merely letting things happen becoming new" (Matt. special need for a nursing home which homes whose owners are devoted to pro- which we know are to the U:28-2»; Isaiah 1:18 II Corin- would provide kosher meals for Its resi- thians 5:17) Pleased viding excellent care, but the nursing detriment of all people. What Union Beach dents. home industry as a whole has little in-' will be our response? Children are the most pre- To the Editor: cious creation on earth. If The bureaucratic rigidity which pre- ducement to improve standards of care Are we willing to put our The family of Edward vented the Health Care Administration money, energies, minds and anyone reading this letter Is Luettcnau. SIS Bayvlew Ave. as long as there is a waiting list for hearts Into a monumental ef- mistreating or abasing a Board from considering the special need Union Beach would like to nursing home beds. fort toward changing our child, please realise that your thank aU those who partici- for a kosher nursing home is deplorable course of destructlveness to We urge the State Health Coordi- actions are a result of a sick pated in the Testimonial Din- enough. What is even worse Is that the one of constructlveness? heart. Jesus is Just waiting ner given in honor, June 1} at board has been discouraging nursing nating Council, which has replaced the Daisy Belle Lincoln for a chance to heal you and the Magnolia Inn, Matawan. borne construction in the face of what is Health Care Administration Board, to fill you with Himself. Call out Mr, Luettchau served as s Blessings to Him, and He wlU bear you, an obvious shortage of licensed nursing give Gorcey's proposal a swift rehearing volunteer fireman with the heel you, and love you. Let Union Gardens fire company, on Its merits, particularly the special 'Why couldn't you net like «sT Yo« don't Ocean Township home beds, especially for Medicaid pa- To the Editor: God, through Jesus, heal and Union Beach for (0 years and tients need for a kosher nursing borne in Mon- see us getting alarmed at the prospect of I could cry when I think of sooth your hurting heart and has now retired. Edward Peloquln, executive direc- mouth County. yow little country Mag annihilated that poor defenseless Uttte mind Call out to Him, and He Ed Luettchau family SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUE8DAY, JUNE 23,1981 The Arts The Daily Register 7

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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS CINEMA 291-0148 At the movies ALL SEATS $1.50 Information for the movie time- A paid directory of coming events (or non-profit Flea Market, Hazlet Fire co. No. 1, Holmdel Rd., tabll Is provided by theater opera- LONG BRANCH MOVIES II JANE FONDA tors. Sine* movies ara sublecl to Cheech & Cnong's Nice Dreams in organizations. Rates WOO (or three lines (or one day, Hazlet, 9-4 P.M. $6.00 for space. $7.00 for table. Rain change, It It recommended that (Rll:O0,1 00, i 0O.1.0O. 10 0O Raiders ol the Lost Ark (PG) LILY TOMLIN readers cell the theater to confirm MIDDLETOWN 1 00, 3:10. S:30,74S, 10:00 11.00 each additional line; MOO (or two days, $1.25 each date Sun., June 28. Call 2644487. correct times. UA MIDDLETOWN I MIDDLESEX COUNTY DOLLY PARTON additional line; 16.00 (or three to five days, ll.M each MONMOUTH COUNTY Superman II (PGI 1:00, 3 10, EDISON RHINEBECK N.E. CRAFTS FAIR - Bus trip UIIOIEN TOWNSHIP 5:45,1:00,10:1) MENLO PARK CINEMA I — additional line; $7.00 (or 10 days, $100 each additional CINSMAH — UA MIDDLETOWN II Cheech & Chong's Nice Dreems Sat., June 27, $16.00. Admission Included. Sponsored by DeethHunt(RI!:.' Fen UA MIDDLETOWN VI tasvlXXX) I:IS.I:JO - Cheech & Cnong's Nice Dreams SOMERSET June 27,12:30-2 P.M. Adults $3.25, child $2.00. Bayshore > ATLANTIC HIOHLANDt RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA I — parties every Fri. night at Club Bene, Rt. It, Sayreville, ATLANTIC CINSMA- (R) 1-15,3:30.5:15,7:30,9:40 Cheech & Chong's Nice Dreams Community Church, 186 Ocean Ave., East Keansburg. UAMIDOLETOWNVII- (R) 2 00. 4 00. 6 00. B 00, 10 00 N.J. (Ml) 727-S000. Continuous music and dancing, cash «ToStPGI !:»,»:« Outland (R) 1 30, 3:30, 5:30.7:30, Metro Lyric Opera presents "Rigoletto" live on •ATOHTOWN RUTGERS PLAZA CINEMA II — bar, not and cold buffet, coffee, Ice cream, pastries COMMUNITY I — OCEAN TOWNSHIP (Jutland (Rl 2:11, 4:30,7:30,9:45 Featuring live band The Right Brothers. $5 00. stage Sat., June 27, Paramount Theatre, Asbury Park. History of the World, Part I (R) SEAVISW SQUARE CINEMA I — MPAA RATINGS Tickets $6.00 k $10.00.531-2378,7754900. >:00,}:M,I:4S.t:4S Cannonball Run (PG) 1:00. 4:00. G—General audiences EVERY tad SAT. OF THE MONTH COMMUNITY II— 6:00. B Off. 10:00 pd—All ages. (Parental aul euslln'Loose IRI 1:00, 9:00. 7:30, SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA II — dance suggested) CINEMA I Matawan Rotary Club wlU hold a Flea Market at JUNE 2$ •:3! Superman II IPS) 11:00. 1:30. R—Restricted. (Persons under 17 Strathmore Shopping Center, Hwy. 34, Aberdeen, N.J. Concert • benefit of River Plaza Hose Co. No. 1, EATOHTOWN DRIVflN — 4:45, 7 15, 9:45 not admitted unless accompanied bv Jerry Lewis Bustln' Loose (R) »:00. 11:00, MIDDLESRO0K I — parent or adult auardlan) Starts June 13th, 9 A.M. Rain date June 14. Information: Guildersleeve and Line Drive, 1 P.M. to 6 P.M., The Jerk IRI 10:40 The Fan IR) 7:40,9:30 X—Adultl only FREEHOLD MIDDLEBROOK II HARDLY WORKING |PG) MMM. Colonial Room, River Plaza Fire House, Applegate and FREEHOLD QUAD I Legend of the Lone Ranger IPG) DTE QC omii in Every Eve. 7:30 ft 9:20 Cheech ft Chona's Nice Dreams 7 10, 9:30 JUNE 18, M, 24,15, 27 Foster Streets. Food and Happy Hour. Donation: $5.00. (RIJOO, 4:00. 6:00. e:00.10 00 n ICedu mum Sat., Sun., Mil 3:00 RED BANK KULII. IK. SO .JCTP.TE.l9 IK Center Drama presents its 71st production The FREEHOLD QUAD II — RED 1ANK MOVIES I — JUNE 2»-JULY 4 Bustln' Loose (R) 1:10, 3:30,1:30. Four Seasons IPO) 7:30.9:45 Irving Berlin Musical "Annie Get Your Gun," directed The Atlantic Highlands Fire Dept. It First Aid 7 30. 9:30 RED BANK MOVIES II- CINEMA II PRSBHOLDOUAD III — Cl»sh ol the Titans IPG) 7:10. by Ed Varian. Curtain time 8 P.M. weekdays,»: SO P.M. Squad Annual Fair will be held June 29 thru July 4th at Outland (R) 11:4), J:M, 4:51. Academy Award Winner S«li Jewish Community Center, Grant Ave., Deal 7:11, l?« MONMOUTH ARTS CENTER - the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Harbor, starting at 8 P.M. FREEHOLD QUAD IV — Black Orpheus. 7:35, The Harder ELEPHANT MAN |PG) Park. $4.50 and $6.90 weekday*. $6.00 and $6.00 Sat*. . Games, prizes & rides for all. Fireworks display Sat. Superman II (POI 11:1), 1 30. They Come. 9:30 4:45, 7:10, f:45 SHREWSBURY Every Eve. 7:2019:30 Discounts for groups, students and senior citizens. night. HAZLET SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA I Sat., Sun., Mel 2:00 Tickets available at the door nights of performance PLAZA- Cheech & Chong's Nice Dreams JULY 2,3.4,1 Thief (R) 7:10. t:lf (Rl 1:00, 3:40, S:»,7:0O,):30,10:15 Reservations: S31-MO0. CINEMA I SHREWSBURY PLAZA CINEMA II 583-4141 20TH ANNUAL PODELL MEMORIAL ART FES- »To5IPGI 1:00,7:10, »:IO My Bodyguard IPG) 1:00, 7:30; JUNE It TIVAL on the grounds of the Long Branch Historical CINSMA II — Legend of the Lone Ranger (PG) trathmore I win Canterbury Fair, St. George's Church, Waterman Museum, 1260 Ocean Ave. Free to viewing public. For 1:00, 7110.1:00 HOWELL STRATHMORE SHOPPING CENTER Ave., Rumson, 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Plants, White information call 22B-06O0. HIGHWAY M - MATAWAN Elephant, silent auction, games, country kitchen, lunch. fhlaf IR) 7:15.9:15 JULY 5 COUNTRY — Baked goods. Fort Apache. The Bronx IRI 7:15, The Altar Rosary Society, Precious Blood Church, 9:15 Baha'i Community of Mlddletown. Informal dis- Monmouth Beach will hold their annual Flea Market on KSVPORT The Movies at STRAND — cussion on Basic Facts of Baha'i Faith, 7:30 P.M. 238 Sun., July 5, between 8 AM k 4 P.M. Rain date July 12. Beyond Your Wildest Dreams Main St., Belford. Refreshments Free literature. (XXX) 11:0). 1:10, 7:15. »:»,' Fan- $5.00 per space. For further information please call tasy (XXX) 1:1). 1:30 50^V MIDDLETOWN 787-7002. Mrs. Mary Keeshen, 229-2863 between 6-9 P.M. Mrs. Route 35 Al Palmer Ave. a 671-1020 LONO BRANCH MOViSS I - JUNE II, n,U, 16,27,28 Meg Caffyn, 222-7491 Superman II (PGI 11:13, 1:30, The Part-Time Players present "Guys & Dolls," at JULY 6-17 1st matinee Show Only Sandy Hook Theatre, June 1», 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, curtain Community Vacation Bible School, Presbyterian CHRISTOPHER KEVE 8:30 P.M. Tickets available at door, $6.00. $4.00 senior CINEMA 34 SUKHUMI IIJfBI Church at Shrewsbury, 9:30 to 11:30. Grades Nursery 12 230 4:48-7:1 j-t-M •D DOLBY | cltlxeni k students, $1.50 for children. Thru 6th Grade. To register call 747-3557. Route 34, Aberdeen STEREO JUNE 21 SH l-.lbOO or 563-3601 SHREWSBURY PIA/A JULY II TO 24 alter 7 p.m. The New Jersey Museum of Transportation Inc., & Italy Trip sponsored by the Hazlet-Itallan Ameri- HARRISON FORD the Shore Historical Re-enactment Association Inc. will can Auxiliary, 15 days, Includes airfare, hotels, meals, present "The Great Locomotive Chase" on Sun., June tours k extras. $1605. Call 493-8421. ALL SEATS $1.50 1,3:20,5:45,8.10:25 21, between Noon * 4 p.m. on the Pine Creek Railroad in JULY 11 AT ALL TIMES CHEECH S CHONG'S Allaire State Park,, Rt. 524, Wall Townsip. Rain date NICE DREAMS IR) Bus trip to the German Festival, Hunter Mountain, ' July 19. MEL BROOKS' N.Y. (Catskills), sponsored by Open Door of Bayshore STARTS FRI. IRUBAKER 4:00-9:15 Happy Days String Band Concert, June 21, at Area, 820 adults, $18 for children includes bus k HY BODYGUARD 2 7:30 HISTORY OF THE WORLD Victory Park, 4-6 P.M. Bring your own chair, sponsored entrance fee. Bus leaves Red Bank & Hazlet, 739-3963, ATLANTIC CITY by Rumson Recreation. 739-4031, 495-2471. PARTI Pancake Breakfast, all the pancakes you'can eat, 8 Flea Market BP&L Fire Company, Leonardo, Hwy. 2.4,6,8,10 A.M. to 1 P.M., sponsored by Monmouth Lodge 172 F 4 36,8-4 P.M. $5.00 a space, $3.00 for table. Rain date July Fri., Sat. midnight AM, 14 E. Garfield Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Tickets 18. Food k rest facilities. Plenty of parking Call $3.00 adults, $2.00 children under 12.50* extra for extra 291-4254, 8724478. LET IT BE sausage. JULY 12 The Beatles cinema .classics JUNE 24 MONMOUTH STREET FESTIVAL FOR THE • fl CAROL BURNETT ALAN ALDA ! Annual Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, Palmer ARTS, for the Monmouth County Arts Council in cooper- MafUFKrrWIM 1:15.3:30.5:26,7:30,9:40 ~TA Ave., East Keansburg, 8 P.M. Admission $2.00. Re- ation with Merchants of Red Bank. Continuous enter- rWCOSN LAME IUT1IN CAPACITY JUNE 21 & 22 freshments Given by Ladies Auxiliary of Mlddletown tainment up k down Monmouth St., Sun., July 12, 1-7 The Seduction Elks Lodge 2179. P.M.; at 6:15 P.M. a Gala Concert at the Monmouth of Mlmi Evening Auxiliary of Rlverview Hospital sponsor- Arts Center, Red Bank. CaU 842-9002. 7:45 GASHte ing an Evening Of Elegance at the newly renovated JULY 13 Metro BREAD & Arthur Lasky's Carriage House, Hwy. 36, Middletown, Bus trip to New York City to see "Amadeus", Lyric Opera CHOCOLATE from 7-11 P.M. Open bar, hors d' oeuvres * music. $7.50 "Woman Of The Year", "Little Foxes" & "Children of 9:30 TITANS per person. Maria Mullevey, 747-0246. a Lesser God", sponsored by Open Door of Bayshore 1,3:15,5:30.7:45,10 10, JUNE 26 Area, matinee performance. Call 739-3963, 739-4031, RIGOLETTO JUNE 23 & 24 Atlantic City bus trip Boardwalk Regency Casino, 495-2471. Leaves Red Bank & Hazlet. BLACK ORPHEUS cflfim $15 00 Includes bus $10.00 In coins k extras on the bus. JULY 19 7:35 LIVE ON STAGE LOS1-BKK . Leaves Mlddletown 5:46, Hailet 6 P.M. Sponsored by Bus Trip to Mystic, Connecticut, sponsored by The Harder Mid-Atlantic Assoc. 787-4911 or 588-3812. Open Door Bayshore Area, $26.00 includes bus k en- They Come HARRISON FORD Stone Church Annual Fair Supper, All Saints trance fee. Half hour steamboat ride, $2.00 extra. Call SAT.-JUNE 27 1,3:15,6:30,7:45,10 Church, Navesink. 5:10 to 8 p.m. $6 k $3.60 for those 739-3963,7394031,495-2471, leaves Red Bank & Hazlet. under 12. JULY 26 8:15 P.M. St Luke's Singles Coffee House, featuring enter- Hazlet Italian-American Association 5TH AN- JUNE 25 & 27 Due to popular demand this feature, tainers Chris Williams, Lynn Rogers, k the Rev. Parker NUAL PICNIC, 1-6 P.M. at the Basilian Fathers, The French Quartet, a ja« ensemble, Fri. June 26, •:S0tollP.M.; Monastery Lane, Matawan. Chicken, sausage and pep- PARAMOUNT CAnftecllon will be shown in 2 theatres. fint set 9:00. Admission $2.00 Includes unlimited coffee pers, hotdogs, hamburgers, corn on the cob, water- THEATRE 7:35 * snacks. St. Luke's Eplscoapal Church, Rt 27 k Oak melon, soda, beverage and more. For tickets call THE SEVEN 4934421. UPS Ave Metuchen, exit 131 from Garden State Parkway. ASBURY PARK 9:30 CHEECH & Call 5484308 (or further details. Classes for Spring Box Office Opan CHONG'S Marlboro Township Republican Club Is sponsoring Register now for Spring Art classes at the Guild of Creative Art. Classes are available In drawing, life a Fund Trip to Caesar Bosrdwslk Regency Casiao In Monmouth St.. Red Ban. 7474000 Atlantic City. Tickets $15 includes deluxe bus transpor- drawing, portraiture, water color, suml k oils. Chil- Bo. Onic. Cultural Info. IP 531-2378 775-0900 MM001 747-AKTS tation and $10 refund. Call 5SM682 dren's classes also available. Call 741-1441. 1:30. 3:30, 5:30, 7:30. 9:30 JUNE 27 AUGUST 2 and 16 Stone Annual Fair, All Saints Church, Navesink. 9 St. Agnes Church will sponsor a trip to Alaska some i+L \)!X\ HAZLET a.m. to 3 p.m. Whit* elephants, boutique (or new or meals included. CaU 291-0876 or 2914272. Sponsored by nearly new items. Baked goods. Boob, plants, rs- St. Agnes Church, Atlantic Highlands. CINEMAS freshrnent stand, pony rides* games. First time on Sat. AUGUST 2 Route 35 1739-969/ Flea Market, Owl Haven, Cob House, Freehold- Bus trip to Country Music Festival In Hunter, N.Y. ALL EngUshtown Rd., Tesnent, 9 A.M. to « P.M. Rain date Sponsored by Open Door of Bayshore Area, $24.00 June 28. Space $6.00 with table $10.00. Refreshments. adults, $19.00 children includes bus * entrance fee. TAVERN Reservations or information call 780-7007. afternoons. Leaves Red Bank k Hazlet. Call 739-3963, 739-4031, Sponsored by N.J. Audubon. 495-1471. RESTAUMNT Outdoor Flea Market, Hwy. 36, between Appteton* AUGUST 5TH 4 7TH Broadway Aves., Leonardo, June 27,10-4 P.M. $700 per Bus Trip to Madison Square Gardens to see "Disney World On Ice", sponsored by Open Door of SERVING LUNCH & DINNER space. Community Fire Co., Ladles Auxiliary. Food k I 9», BBBSun . , .JO, 3:20, 5:20, 7:20, 9:2 restrooms facilities .291-0817. Bayshore Area, Wed. Matinee, Fri. evening. Cost $14.00 11 A.M.-1A.M. Mon-Thura-1:10, 7:20, 9:20 "Shore Cottages, Old k New" - The Atlantic child, $15.00 adults. Includes excellent seat k bus. CaU • OAKY LUNCH SPECIALS • Highlands Historical Society's annual House Tour will 739-3963,739-4031,496-2471. • UON. A rues, FAMILY NIGHT SPECIALS • be held on Sat., June 27,11 to 4 P.M. Tickets are $7.00 AUGUST 22 'SOFT SHELL CRABS' (or 7 bouses k Include refreshments k an exhibit by Summer Crafts Expo, Aug. 22, rain date Aug. 23, local artist Julia Dodd. For reservations call 872-0870. West Long Branch Community Center, Locust Ave., Shrewsbury Ave., R»d Bank West Long Branch. Tables $10.00 Crafts only. CaU atHarbertSt 747-1586 AHGEfL Remaining tickets k maps will be available at the Sun-1,3, 5,7,9 291-4637 or 229-0664. 4mple> Off SlreMt Parking Municipal Building on June 17. "10.9:101 8 TheDMlyRegtocr SHREWSBURY, N,J. TUE8DAY, JUNE 23,1961 Red Bank merchants get together for own good

By ROB REIN ALDA told a crowd of 100 borough Mini-Mall, according to Irwin and suggestions from the lo- ValU added that only a hand- night," but later said that he said, and Retail Trade Board in The Daily Register, calling merchant! who attended a Vogel, trade board treasurer, cal merchants." ful of members generated was pleased by the turnout membership ranges from it "a highly successful cam- . RED BANK - "We can membership meeting for the "to gather interest and pro- Of the various comments Ideas on a regular basis. and optimistic about the $150 to $2,800 annually, depen- paign." The upcoming Street do a lot for Red Bank -r- west chamber and Retail Trade mote participation in the Re- from the merchant* attend- There are more than 300 Ideas and suggestions that the ding upon both site and length Arts Festival to repair the side, east side, all around the Board yesterday evening. tail Trade Board and the ing, the issues of parking and Chamber of Commerce mem- potential members had in- of operation in the borough. Monmouth Arts Center roof town," Chamber of Com- The two-hour cocktail par- Chamber of Commerce ... of the unification of the east bers, Vogel said. troduced throughout the eve- According to Vogel, the was also mentioned. merce President Louis Vaiti ty was held in the Red Bank and to hear beefs, complaints and west aides — Broad Complaints and sugges- ning. chamber and board work to After the meeting, Vogel Street and Shrewsbury Ave- tions regarding parking — or Vogel's pitch to the non- maintain bus routes into and and Huber both said that they nue - dominated the dis- the lack of it - in and around members Included the cost of out of the shopping area, as felt that the effort was a suc- cussion. Among the more vo- the Broad Street area also yearly membership dues to well as seeking to improve cess, but that they could not cal merchants from the west surfaced, but were deferred the chamber and board, parking, and to consolidate say specifically how suc- side were Michael and Ellen to future meetings. Roots' which he termed "petty advertising and promotional cessful "for about a week to Scher, co-proprietors of Manager Herman Huber told cash." Membership in the campaigns. Vogel mentioned 10 days," until membership Cheese Station, 82 Bridge the crowd, "we're not going Chamber of Commerce the monthly "Surprising Red Ave. numbers could be properly to settle these things to- comes to $100 annually, Vogel Bank" section of advertising evaluated. "There is not only physi- cal space," Mrs. Scher re- marked, "but also a mental .X)on/Barnegat/Bedminstei7Berkeley Heights/Bernardsvilie/Blackwood/Bnck Town/Camden /C»,, block between the east and west sides."

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32 BROAD ST. RED BANK 741-7500 J /)'on/Twrwsvill«/Townley/'ToniB River/Summit /South Plainfiold/Phillipsburg/Perth SPORTS - 10 The Daily Register LIFESTYLE 14 CLASSIFIED 17 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1981 News Two Kondrup: Rename £fti Middletown new arena schools face FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The Freehold Township Committee wants the new Meadowlands Arena named af- ter • iporting figure like Vlnce Lom- bard! - not a politician like Gov. Bren- dan T. Byrne. austere year But members of the the New Jersey Sparta and Exposition Authority say they'll tUnd pat with Brendan. The gov- MIDDLETOWN - The school dis- that the district would only Incur over- ernor It on a trade million to the Soviet trict's financial picture during the expenditures this year of $555,000 Union, and had no comment. 1981-82 school year may be more austere Based on that projection, the state Committeemaa Frank Campion as- than anticipated even a few months ago. ordered the district to earmark $236,000 serted that the committee's opposition Paul Bennett, Board of Education in surplus funds for High School North was not motivated by politics, but by the secretary, toldJfce board last night that renovations and place the expenditure in belief that the East Rutherford arena next year's $32 million budget already the 1981-82 budget. should be named after a sports figure. has a $125,000 deficit Had the projection been right, the The committee is all-Republican. The paper deficit Is the result of district would still have a surplus head- Byrne is a Democrat. $829,665 worth of overexpenditures in ing into the 1981-82 budget year, which the current budget, and a state order to Gregory Hanson, a Democratic can- begins July 1. But the projection was off spend $236,000 in surplus funds in next by more than $400,000 didate for the committee, suggested the year's budget, Bennett said. arena be named for Sen. Bill Bradley, "They blew it," said Alexandra That one-two punch will be enough to D-N.J , a former All-American basket- Rossomondo, board president. deplete the district's once-large surplus ball player at Princeton University, and At the time the state projections cushion, giving the board no money to came out, Bennett warned the board a sUr.ort the New York Knleks of the fall back on should expenditures be National Basketball Association. that the state's calculation of the higher next year than now forecast, amount of overexpenditures was proba- But Mayor Arthur R. Kondrup sug- Bennett said. bly too low. gested, through a poem, that former "If the cost of fuel oil goes out of "We will start the fiscal year with a Green Bay Packers Coach Vlnce Lom- sight, or if electricity rises," money built-in deficit of $125,000," Bennett bard! - with ties to the Garden State - may have to come directly from educa- said. "I feel that is an unfair situation be honored. tional items to balance the budget, Ben- to place us in." nett said. By state law, school districts cannot Titled "The Ballad of Brendan's "There Is no latitude or flexibility," end their fiscal year with a budget defi- Building," Kondrups poem (not his he said of the lack of a surplus account cit. This year, the board applied surplus first on political matters, by the way) next year. funds and unanticipated revenues to "A school district running a $27 mil- wipe out the effect of the overexpen- lion corporation must have reserve ditures. Nowhere in the world of sports, *MMMr MW k> CWI MM funds for unexpected expense," he Does there stand a major hall, INSTANT POOL — A break In a 12-inch water main break was repaired and customer service restored by added. But next year, if the projections hold With the name of the state's governor, •arlv yesterday sent hundreds of gallons of water spew- early afternoon, but noted the road would remain closed true, the board will not have surplus Hanging on the wall. ing onto Naveslnk River Road, Middletown, cutting off to all but local traffic until the water company or the At last night's workshop meeting, funds to fall back on and may nave to service to 30 customers and causing almost three- county road department could replace the washed-out board members focused much of their cut items in the budget in order to wipe Nowhere, but In New Jersey, quarters of the roadway above the break to collapse. street. The traffic restrictions apply for Naveslnk River anger for their projected predicament out the effect of the $125,000 deficit, Can such a site be found, Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. official* said the Road between Route 35 and Nut Swamp Road. next year on recent state projections. Bennett explained. But then only in New Jersey, Is Brendan Byrne around. No Si 1 verdome, no Cobo Hall, 9 No Madison Square have we, No Spectrum and no Arrowhead, College change termed 'ridiculous 'Cause we've got Brendan B.

Oh, poll"", on. H By ALAN SIPRESS word 'college' should be continued. I joint undergraduate programs. You've cast your dreaded pall, think we'll be the laughing stock of - Under the legislation endorsed by On the simple act of naming, MIDDLETOWN - Converting the medical education in the United the board, the new university would Our State's athletic hall. College of Medicine and Dentistry of States if it's changed," she said. have "day-to-day operational flex- New Jersey to a university would be ibility in the areas of purchasing, Neuberger said that converting Brendan called his men to him, "ridiculous," Katherine K. Neu- facilities construction, collective ne- "Now build this hall," said he. the PiscaUway institution into an au- berger, member of the New Jersey gotiations and bonding and borrowing "And when you've got it finished, boys, tonomous public university is not in Board of Higher Education and a Lin- authority." You'll name it after me." croft resident, says. the best Interests of New Jersey stu- dents, adding "CMDNJ has not yet CMDNJ desired university status The board, by a 10-4 vote, recom- But many folks said "We object, sufficiently matured as a first-rate in the hope it would thus have greater mended Friday that the Legislature Although we're somewhat tardy. medical school to be a free-standing access to funds, Neuberger said. » We'd like our state's athletic hall, create a University of Medicine and university." Dentistry of New Jersey. "It feels it needs special attention Named after Vlnce Lombard!." Rutgers is currently the state's But Neuberger, who cast one of only public university. because it is a medical school," Neu- Vlnce started in the Garden State, the dissenting votes, contended yes- berger said. Coached at St. Cecelia High. When CMDNJ was originally terday that CMDNJ does not meet the But she continued, "Everybody Found fame and fortuneat Green Bay, state's own definition of a university. created, it should have been affiliated And when he left, how fans did cry. with Rutgers, she asserted. Most pro- thinks his end of higher education is "The administrative code of the fessional schools in the country, such the most Important. CMDNJ is part A movement has begun, we near, Department of Higher Education as those at Harvard and Yale, are of the state system and should be so To drop old Brendan's name, says that a university is something tied to large universities having many treated." And substitute Lombard!, that must have three different branches of academic work, she said. Despite the changes outlined in the Of unquestioned sporting fame. branches of work," she said, citing as Opponents of the board's recom- examples of different branches an legislation, the school would still be mendation say the converting restricted to general "policies and Oh, Brendan, why not step aside, undergraduate program, a law school CMDNJ could allow the institution to It's the graceful thing to do, and a medical school. guidelines set by the Board of Higher branch into undergraduate programs Education." We hope our resolution, now under the exclusive domain of Will pave the way for you. CMDNJ, however, doe* not meet this definition, Neuberger asserted. Rutgers and the New Jersey Institute Some board members said the of Technology, a four-year school. medical school's budget could in- DISAGREES ON CHANGE — Katherine K. Neuberger of Llncroft, So up with Vlnce She added that even Columbia Uni- versity's "prestigious" medical CMDNJ does not offer under- crease beyond control unless the state pictured at home, left, and at a Rutgers University commencement, and down with Brendan, graduate degrees, but has agreed to retains its strict budget-making right, disagrees on the proposed conversion of the College of Medi- It's time to change the plaques, school is called a college. work with other schools in offering powers. cine and Dentistry of New Jersey Into the state's second university. All honor to a sporting great, "CMDNJ Is a college and the And none to one who sports with tax. Police academy Grand jury to see graduates class burglary charges MIDDLETOWN - Twenty-six police Eaton town Police Department; Patrol- against 2 agents officers have been awarded diplomas man Michael A. Ferrara, Long Branch upon completion of the Monmouth Coun- Police Department; Patrolman Law- ty Police Academy's 14-week training rence R. Hall, Asbury Park Police De-" FREEHOLD — The cases against Allegedly, Garthwaite and Waitt program for new policemen. partment; and Patrolman James E. two real estate agents charged with stole jewelry ana silverware from the This was the 19th recruit class to Keegan, Neptune Township Police De- burglarizing at least 10 homes on sale homes they entered using the lockbox through the Multiple Listing Service complete the academy's program. partment. keys. The ceremony was held yesterday In will be presented to a county grand jury Chaiet said the county became in- the Brookdale Community College Per- AIM, Spec. 4 Fred C. Lattig, Fort for possible indictments within a month, volved in the investigation after Ocean forming Arts Center, Lincrof t. Monmouth; Maureen K. Lippert, schol- according to First Assistant Prosecutor Township Police Lt. H. WilUam Koch The graduates were addressed by arship from the Police Chiefs Associa- Paul F. Chalet. and township police uncovered the bur- state Attorney General James R. tion; Patrolman Paul McCue, Fair Chalet said the investigation is conti- glary scheme. Garthwaite and Waitt are Zassali of Rumson. Other speakers In- Haven Police Department; Spec. 4 nuing to determine If the pair is con- charged with three burglaries in Ocean. cluded Freeholder Director Harry Lar- Felix Mender Jr., Fort Monmouth; Pa- nected with any other similar burglaries They are additionally charged with rison Jr.; Monmouth County Prosecutor trolman Joseph E. Miller, Eatontown in the county, in addition to the three in seven burglaries in Middletown, and au- Alexander D. Lehrer; Freeholder Allan Police Department; Patrolman William Ocean Township and the seven in Mid- thorities are now investigating possible J. MacDonald, director of adminis- L. Neaves III, Neptune City Police De- dletown with which they already are links between Garthwaite and Waitt and tration and Justice; Howell Police Chief partment; Patrolman Walter J. O'Neill charged. similar burglaries in Holmdel and Colts Harvey F. Morrell Jr., chairman of the Jr., Oceanport Police Department; and The two persons charged with the Neck. academy's. Education Committee; and Patrolman Thomas R. Perkins, Neptune burglaries are Mary Ann Francis Gar- Monmouth College PoUce Chief Frank Township Police Department. thwaite, 33, and Leon Edward Waitt, 39, Chalet said that investigators don't C. Muni, chairman of the academy's both of the same address on Old Mill believe that there are any other persons Also, Bradford N. PeUgno, CETA; involved in the burglaries or any other Advisory Committee. Patrolman Aurelio Ramos Jr., Red Road, Spring Lake Heights. According to Chalet, both are real real estate agents involved in similar The benediction was given by Rabbi Bank Police Department; Spec. 4 John crimes. Alton M. Winters of Monmouth Reform estate agents with a Middletown agen- C. Reardon, Fort Monmouth; Patrol- "We're satisfied we've got the two Temple, Tinton Falls. man James A. Scully, Neptune Town- cy. Allegedly, the pair broke into a people involved," he said. Director of the academy is Robert D. ship Police Department; Patrolman Garthwaite and Waitt each have Scott. The police academy Is In Howell. number of homes which were up for sale Matthew J. Sharin Jr., Ocean Township been released on a f 15,000 personal re- The graduates are: « Police Department; Patrolman through Multiple Listing Service using the keys contained in "lockboxes" at cognizance bond. Pktrohnen WilUam H. Bailey and Gregory L. Throckmorton, Long Branch Both have waived arraignment in Thomas J. Brady, both of the Neptune each of the homes. Police Department; Patrolman Kevin. municipal court on the charges. Township Police Department; Pa- F. Tuohy, Little Silver Police Depart- Real estate agents who belong to trolmen Charles F. Condone and Ramon Hill >lll»TCf1F«cte« Multiple Listing Service have keys to The county grand jury will decide ment; Patrolman David O. Wells, Long whether there is sufficient evidence Chaparro, both of the Long Branch Po- Branch Police Department; and Patrol- ADDRESSING THE CLASS — Patrolman Joseph E. Miller of the Eaton- the lockboxes, so they can show the Uce Department; Thomas C. Clayton, town Police Department, president of the Monmouth County Police homes to prospective buyers in the against the two real estate agents to man Kenneth W. Whrttenour Jr., Nep- return an indictment against them. CETA; Patrolman Richard H. Coffey, tune Township Police Department. Academy's graduating class, speaks at the commencement ceremonies. owners' absence. 10 The Daily RcKirter Sports SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23.1981 Lendl defeated in first round Fiery McEnroe advances at Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - John McEnroe had a tournament yesterday. stormy but successful start and two seeded players went McEnroe, the No.2 seed, came through 7-4,7-6,6-3 against sliding out of Wimbledon on th% opening day of the big tennis Tom Gullikson. But he was given a warning for deliberately breaking his racket, then penalized twice after arguments with the umpire and Fred Hoyles, the tournament referee. McEnroe had a penalty point assessed against him when he called the referee an' 'incompetent fool." . Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, seeded fourth, and Yannlck Noah of France, No.lS, were the first casulaUes of the two- week tourney. Charlie Fancutt, an Australian serve-and-volley special- ist, edged Lendl 4-6,6-3,6-4,1-6,6-3. Eric Fromm, an unheralded American from Glen Head, NY, upset Noah 6-4,6-4,6-3. Third-seeded Jimmy Connors downed fellow American Dick Stockton 6-1, 6-2, M, while seventh-seeded Brian Got- tfried ousted Butch Walts 6-3,6-3,6-2. Lendl and Noah are both stars on the clay courts of Europe but failed to cope with big services on Wimbledon's grass, where the ball bounces unevenly and often skids. Fromm said he had never won a match on grass before. Lendl, runner-up to Bjorn Borg in the French Open at Paris, is one of the spearheads of the advance of young Czech stars. While he was losing, Hana Mandlikova, seeded second in the women's singles, announced she is withdrawing from all doubles events here because of back trouble. Meanwhile Borg, defending champion and top seed, de- feated American Peter Rennert 7-6,6-3,6-1 and took the first step toward winning the title for the sixth straight year. McEnroe's antics on No.l court brought a touch of drama to the first day of the 104-year-old tournament, which opened in bright sunshine. STRETCHING — Number two seed John McEnroe of American Tom Gullikson during their first-round All his troubles came from disputed line calls. After one the U.S. stretches across Wimbledon's Number One match'. McEnroe Is looking to unseat Biorn Borg as the disagreement In the second set, he put his foot on his racket Court yesterday In an effort to reach a shot from fellow Wimbledon champion. and deliberately forced the handle up, smashing It. Umpire Edward James warned McEnroe for "abusing his racket." First day Wimbledon results In the third set, after another argument, McEnroe de- WIMBLEDON. England — H.iulti In tno All England Tonnls Cn.mplon.hlpi at RoMrt VM'I Hot. US. daf. Kliut Ebarhard. Wall Gormanv, 4 4,4 4, 4 4 manded to see tournament referee Fred Hoyles. WlmblMon. Isosdlngi In poranlhaili): Paul McNsmao, Australia, daf P«vtl Skull, CHChos loyakla. 4 3,4 4.4 2. RICk Mam. U.S.. dt). RonHlghlowtr, US 4 2.4 1,4 4 Hoyles walked on to the court, listened to the testimony Vllav Amrltra). India, dof. Jan Kodos. Ciochoslovakla, 4 0 4 1, 7-J.- Blorn Borg (I). Soodon. . Tim Oulllkion, U.S., dof. Olanluca Rlnaldtnl. Italy, 4 1.42.43. Craig wlllui. U.S., daf EddM EOw.rdi. U.S., 44.4 4. 4 4. Patar Flaming, U.S.. dof. St»va Dochortv. U.S., 74.4 2,a-a. 7 4, Sweden, slams a service'to Peter Rennert of the U.S. to have a point taken away from me by an Incompetent fool.'' Brian TaKhar (41, U.S., (M. Round Slaolir, 5wili.rl.no, 4-4,44,4 3,4 3 Erik van Dillon, U.S.. dof. Joff Borowlok, U.S.. 4-2.4-4,44.4 2 Hoyles came back and conferred with the umpire, who Eric Fromm, U.S.. daf. Yannlck Noah (11), Franca,a-4.M,4-3. Woltok Floak 114). Poland, dof Matt Dcvla, U.S., 4 4,4 7,4 4,71. during their first-round match of the All England Lawn John McEnroa (21, U.S.. daf. Tom Gulllkson. U.S.. 7 4, 7 1, y.J. Pascal Portal, Franca, dof. Wavna Pascoa. Australia. 17, 7 4,4 2. 7 4. Tennis Championships on Wimbledon's Centre Court awarded another penalty point against McEnroe "for insult- CharIM Fancutt. Auilralla, dot. Ivan Landl (4), Ciochoilovakla. 4-4, 4 3. 4-4,14. Larry Stofankl, U.S., dof Cliff Lalchar. Australia, 4 1.74,41 Sandy Mayor. U.S., dof. Ilia Noitasa, Romania. 4 4,44,44,4 4,44 yesterday. ing the referee." Jimmy Connors (1), U.S.. daf. DUk Stockton. U.S., 7-4,4 3, a-1. Haul Ramlroi, Mo«ko, dof. Ray Moor., South Africa. 14,7 S, M. Mellow Jimmy Reds Seaver says strike believes he'll to last for two months win 'big one9

By The Associated Press Early yesterday, federal mediator Kenneth Moffett, WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Jimmy Connors, written The major league baseball strike remained who had helped prevent an air traffic controllers' strike, off by the critics as a potential Wimbledon champion, still stalemated yesterday after a fleeting sign of hope based scheduled resumption of baseball talks for 3:30 p.m. believes be can repeat his 1074 success. on an announcement that negotiations would be resumed. today in New York. Moffett had said last Friday that he At 29, Connors has mellowed. But he Is emphatic he has would not brin' the parties back to the bargaining table not lost his will to win. ' without some indication of movement, so the announce- The gutsy left-hander, who now lives in Miami Beach, ment that talks would resume was considered a good Fla., is seeded No.3 at Wimbledon behind Sweden's Bjorn sign. Borg and fellow American John McEnroe. But three hours later, Moffett backed off, canceling It has been said that the only way Connors will win the meeting today and saying only that no date was set Wimbledon again is if Borg and McEnroe are beaten before for the next talks. the semifinals. Pitcher Tom Seaver of the Cincinnati Reds, who Less pugnacious but still forthright, Jimbo won't bear of participated in negotiations last week, said he was told it. Moffett called off the negotiations "out of fatigue." "If my expectations had changed, I wouldn't be here," he "I heard he had canceled the meeting on the radio," said after defeating Dick Stockton 6-1,6-3,6-4 in the opening Seaver said. "I called the office (of the players associa- round yesterday. tion) and they said Moffett Just canceled it out of "I want to win it. If I didn't think I was prepared, eager fatigue." and in the right shape, then I wouldn't have any business Seaver said in a telephone interview that he now here." believes the strike will be longer than two months. Connors has been very happy with his preparation for the "My expectations now are the worst," Seaver said. world's major grass court championship. "The weather has been nice and I've got in some good , Asked if he expected the strike to last longer than two CALLS IT OFF — Federal Mediator Kenneth Mof- months, Seaver said, "At least!" practice," he said. "I've prepared pretty well." fett tells reporters he has cancelled yesterday and Asked how he felt be had changed, Connors laughed and The strike marked off its nth day yesterday with six today's meetings as neither side has come up with more games canceled, pushing the total lost so far to 134. said he tried not to think about it. any new proposals in the major league baseball "I don't worry about four years ago, I worry about now," Management's $50 million insurance policy has a 153- strike. game deductible which will be reached tomorrow and he said. after that, the owners will receive (100,000 for each game As the strike continues, it may threaten the free agent lost to the walkout. That insurance protection, purchased status of about a dozen ball players, who would reach six at a premium of S2 million, will last through 500 games, years of credited major league service in 1981. The six- Cosmos to go indoors meaning that if the strike continues, the owners will be year figure is the minimum required for free agent status receiving payments until the first week in August. and participation in the November re-entry draft. Com- EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) — The Cosmos are expected Meanwhile, one club moved yesterday to import pensation for players lost in that draft is the sole issue in to outline plans today for the opening of their first indoor baseball for its local fans. The Cleveland Indians said the strike. soccer season this winter at the new Meadowlands Arena. they would bring their International League farm team, The group of players currently in their sixth major Club spokesman Mark Brickley said the Cosmos, defend- the Charleston Charlies, into Municipal Stadium Thurs- league season and potentially eligible for free agency ing North American Soccer League champions, will cut their day for a game against the Tidewater Tides, IL farm club includes pitcher Ron Guldry of the New York Yankees, international exhibition season to accommodate the new of the New York Mets. outfielder Jerry Turner of the San Diego Padres, pitcher indoor season. "This has nothing to do with the strike," said Gabe Sid Monge of the Cleveland Indians, catcher Ed Ott of the Also granted a franchise license at the $80 million, 20,000- Paul, president of the Indians. "This is just an opportuni- California Angels, outfielder Tony Scott of the Houston seat facility was an undisclosed expansion club from the 3- PESSIMISTIC — Cincinnati Reds pitcher Tom ty for players to play in a major league park." Astros, pitcher Joaquin Andujar of the St. Louis year-old Major Indoor Soccer League. Seaver, who only two months ago recorded his Marvin Miller, executive director of the player* as- Cardinals, outfielder Dave Collins of the Cincinnati Reds, Coaching the indoor Cosmos squad, comprised mainly of 3,000th career strikeout, believes it Will be at least sociation, said the union would consider its options, first baseman Lamar Johnson of the Chicago White Sox, players from the outdoor Cosmos, will be Erol Yasin, the two months before he gets another chance to pitch including the possibility of pickets, to deal with the first baseman-outfielder Ron Jackson of the Minnesota former goalkeeper currently serving as an assistant to Coach due to the players strike. Indians' plan. "We'll have to consider it," he said: Twins. Hennes Weisweiler, who will continue his regular, outdoor coaching activities. Women are catching up to men in world of sports

By CHRISTINE TERP Now here she is, driving and blocking and officials figure that somewhere around 20,000 But as women took the field, myths began to Christian Science Monitor sparking her team, St. John's University, in this girls will play baseball this summer, and anoth- crumble Like the one that told 15-year-old girls Pint of tour articles regional playoff for the national title in women's er 200,000 to 300,000 will play Softball. that they were at their physical peak. Shamed collegiate basketball. Who knows? Maybe next them into inactivity, their physical condition did Where did it all come from? "See No. 13?" The 8-year-old boy points year she'll be drafted into the professional deteriorate. across the baaketball court, impatiently waiting Women's Basketball League. It's a combination of the general prosperity That myth was "not based on anything," for his sidekick to pay attention. "See her? after World War II, allowing more time and says Barbara Drinkwater, an exercise physi- Wow! What a shot!" Wilma Rudolph. Nancy Lopez. Chris Evert money for leisure, and the civil rights move- ologist. All her tests at the Institute of Environ- No. 13, unmindful of her admirers, grabs a Lloyd. Janet Guthrie. Crete Waltz. The roster is ment and women's movement of the '60s, which mental Stress at the University of California at wayward pass and pounds down court, wheeling growing. More and more female athletes are widened opportunities for women in many direc- Santa Barbara have shown that women of all and dealing her way to another two points. becoming household names. Beth Heiden. And tions, says Betty Spears, professor of sports agen are in no way less suited for strenuous Ten years ago — five years ago, even — no Billie Jean King — despite her recent troubles — studies at the University of Massachusetts. Sud- activity than are men. still the most famous of them all. denly it was possible — and acceptable — for self-respecting boy would dare be caught admir- Women seem to be better able to withstand Nowadays, females constitute one-third of more than just a few women to play sports. ing the jump shot of a female player. But Right now we say "female athlete" the way beat, often a significant factor in sporting women's sports have grown quickly in size, we say "male nurse." But that's fast becoming all interscholastic or intercollegiate athletes — Here and there a woman would make sports events. Women also have greater reserves of fat along with huge leaps in skill levels. And the an anachronism. They're just athletes. Highly and a full 44 percent of all intramural athletes. history - Babe Didrikson, for sure, Althea and appear to be better able to turn it into best is yet to come. skilled ones. The average college has doubled the number of Gibson, Wilma Rudolph. But by and large, little energy, giving them greater endurance. The fal And No. 13, with her blazing outside shooting sports it offers women — and scrounged up girls hung up their sneakers, or traded them for is also a definite advantage in long-distance and spider-armed defense, is in the middle of it In the last 10 years, the number of women thousands of dollars to fund them. saddle shoes to cheer on the boys once they hit swimming, giving women added buoyancy and all. playing intercollegiate sports has increased 250 their teens. insulation. She could barely read when Kathrlne Switzer percent, the Women's Sports Foundation says. A survey by Seventeen magazine two years The few who hung on usually concentrated on Where men as a group are superior is In ran Into history in the 1967 Boston Marathon. In high schools, the increase is 600 percent — ago found that nearly ev«ry girl played some sports "acceptable" for women — golf, tennis sheer strength. Their muscle mass Li simplj She was in junior high school when Billie Jean wait until they reach college. (During that same kind of sport, and about haw of them competed. or swimming — the country club sports. The larger. King aced Bobby Riggs. She grew up with Title time, boys' numbers Increased about 13 About 150,000 girls play soccer, 750 percent more ones that women, stuffed back into the home All of this suggests that women, while cer- IX and equal opportunity and everyone trying percent.) All this, mind you, in the days of than just five years ago, says the United States after World War II, could enjoy on leisurely tainly able to compete in any sport, are bettei out for Little League. dwindling school enrollments. Youth Soccer Federation. And Little League afternoons. suited for events demanding endurance. Sugar Ray: I respect Kalule, SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23.1981 The Dttify Register 11 but he's an advanced amateur HOUSTON (AP) - Sugar Ray Uooaid lays his fighting in Europe except for his Junior mid- probably much more — manager Mogens Palle he respects Ayub Kalule u • champion,-but "I dleweight utie victory on a decision over won't say — got the Leonard fight because Udnk kel* uadvancad unatwr..." MajfeaahMs.shs.ihi KKudo in Japan in 1(W. Maurice Hope of Britain priced himself out of the Leonard, Uie World Boxing Council wel- /U«ard1, in tagging the champion an advanced match. Hope since his lost the WBC 1&4 pound terweight champion, will challenge for the World amateur,, notem d the 8-fooW Kalule, an Inch short- class UUe to Wilfred Benltex. Boxing Auoclatlon Junior mlddewelght UUe er than the challenger, fight* in the straight-up There is no question that the Kalule fight is a against Kalule, an Ugandan living In Denmark, BuroOean style and that he comes to an opponent. part of the Sugar Ray Leonard career master Thursday night In the Astrodome. Larry Bonds, a left-hander like Kalule, and plan. The bout U cooaldered by many boxing people Leonards' last victim, gave Sugar Ray some 1 Asked what winning a share of the 154-pound to be a lucrative buildup for Leonard , wel- difficulty by moving away. UUe would mean, Leonard replied, 'It gives me terweight showdown agalnit Tnomai Hearai. the Leonard said be was "quite Impreissed with more money value. It Increases my market- WBA champion, in September. Kalule's constant attack. Ha fights with de- ability." Hearu will be part of the cloted-clreult tele- termination." And he and Trainer point out that they don't vision show In the Astrodome. He will defend his But, interrupted a newsman at Leonard's post- feel Leonard would have to surrender one of Us share of the 147-pound class UUe against Pablo workout news .conference, hadn't Leonard Just UUes, since then he would be WBC welterweight Baes, a Dominican living in Los Angeles, who is called Kalule an advanced amateur? champion and WBA Junior middleweight cham- the WBA's No. Cranked contender despite a 144-1 Leonards grinned and said, "After I finish pion, and the two groups two groups do no recog- record. fighting, I want to be a promoter. I got to learn to nize each other's champions. Leonard Is getting tj 5 mlUlo. and Hearns' hype a fight up." $500,000 for their "tuneups." •*. Kalule said at a news conference that he Trainer, who has helped guide Leonard to Bat while the money U set, there seems to be a understands why he got the fight. almost $35 million in purses since one of the 1(76 problem over "feature" billing, with the Hearns' ''They needed an opponent for him to beat," Olympic heroes turned pro In 1(77, also said that camp wanting their fighter to appear after be said. "He (Leonard) was wrong." he feds a second UUe would Increase Leonard's Leonard meets Kalule. Kalule, who has won aU 36 of his pro fights, negotiating power in future fights. Mike Trainer. Leonard's attorney, said It and has 18 knockouts, said be isn't bothered by the Trainer also considers the Kalule fight a test doesn't matter to him what the order of bouts are. fact that be la being treated almost as if he Is the in that Leonard's problem, unlike most fighters, And after his workout Monday, Leonard laid, challenger instead of Leonard. , to maintaining weight, not losing it. Should "That shouldn't be an issue. It's slUy really. I "Leonard is one of the best champions in Leonard be comfortable and Impressive at 154 think some people are having a problem with America," he said. "They (the public) selected pounds, Trainer said going after the middleweight egos." (160-pound) UUe would be seriously considered him to be their hero. He took up for Muhammad APMSB Foagkt la Europe AU." But, Trainer, said the fight against the 6-foot-1 TUNING UP — WBC welterweight champion Sugar Rav Leonard eves his sparring Kalule, who went to Denmark with the Ugan- Hepc Priced Oat Hearns, definitely would as a welterweight, a partner during a workout yesterday In the Astrodome. Leonard is getting ready for dan national team in 1»78 and lUyed, had done aU Kalule, who is getting at least »150,000, and weight Leonard has no trouble making. his Thursday night fight with WBA champion Ayub Kalue. Graham: PGA Longest ballgame was sweeter continues today PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) - There were frames followed. A strong wind kept several golf victory 196 baseballs used, 212 at bats, 59 strikeouts, solid blows inside the park. 22 walks, 49 men left on base, and 19 fans left Finally, at 4:07 a.m., after eight hours in the stands when the umpires said and seven minutes of baseball, the umpires ARDMORB, Pa. (AP) - Winning the United State* Open "enough" after 32 innings. suspended the game and let the tired players was a landmark achievement for David Graham, who became When they say "play ball" again tonight, go home. the first Australian to Lake the American national golf cham- there will be more than 60 reporters and "It was getting late and guys were pionship. Oeveral radio stations present to record what almost ready to go to bed out on the field," Graham to only the third foreigner since IMS to win the both teams hope will be the end of the longest Ojeda said. UUe that is the most prestigious this country can offer. game In professional baseball history. The usual small minor league press box The three-stroke victory last weekend, combined with Ms "If both teams are swinging the bat, it contingent was on hand for the beginning 1(71 American PGA championship, confirms his posiUon as could be over In one inning," said Rochester But now, in the midst of the major league one of the game's finest current performers. Red Wings Manager Doc Edwards. "If players' strike, a deluge of reporters is antic- neither team is swinging the bat, who ipated for the conclusion. He Joins a handful of other men who have won more than knows?" Carpenters toiled yesterday at McCoy once in the four majors, the U.S. and British Opens, the When it was suspended after 32 innings Stadium to complete a temporary press area Masters and the PGA. played April 18 and 19, the International with a capacity of about 75. Chicago and He was, obviously, delighted with his triumph over Oeorge League game between Rochester and the Boston radio stations plan to broadcast the Bums and Bill Rogers. He called his last-round 67 "the but Pawtucket Red Sox was tied 2-2. When it game live, and reporters from as far away as golf I've ever played, the best I can play/' resumes In the top of the 33rd before the Tokyo and London will be there . He ordered champagne for the press. regularly scheduled game Tuesday, Bobby Pawtucket Manager Joe Morgan was He was bubbling with delight. Ojeda will be pitching to Dallas Williams. ejected in "about the 21st inning," he re- But the candld'Graham, even In the Immediate aftermath Nothing Faacy called. "I listened to all the moaning and of nil victory, stopped short of calling It the highlight of his "I'm not going to get fancy. You've got to groaning of both teams as they drifted in and career: It was welcome. But it was not, be said, hi* most go out there and get after them," said Ojeda, out (of the clubhouse) for the next four hours important victory. Pawtucket's best pitcher. Williams, a .282 or whatever It was. That disUnctlon remains with the PGA crown. • hitter, will watch his average plummet when Averages Plummet "There was much more pressure on me In the PGA," he the game's statistics are recorded. He is 0- "Some of my men were hitting pretty said. for-12 and counting. good, about .260 going into the game, and Rochester scored In the seventh inning went one-for-13 and haven't recovered "I was a foreign player playing the Tour. I had to make afnsw and Pawtucket tied the game In the bottom of since." the top 60 (money-winners) every year or go back to quali- •WRIT VICTORY — Dave Graham cradles the U.S. Open trophvafter winning it at the ninth. Eleven scorless innings later, each Ojeda managed for part of the rest of the fying. I didn't want to do that. But I didn't want to uproot my Ardmore Sunday. Graham's 273 was only one stroke away from the Open record set by Jack Nlcklaus last year at Baltuirol. team scored In the 21st. Eleven more runless game and admitted, "my run-producing family and go back on the International tour. capabilities are kind of shot down." "By winning the PGA (and a 10-year exemption), I could Second baseman Marty Barrett will be plan my life for 10 years. It was very, very important to me. It leading off for the Red Sox in the bottom of meant mat I could stay In this country for 10 years. the 33rd against Mike Boddicker. NHL president to hear 2 sides "I'm going to try to do anything just to "I will be forever grateful for what golf has done for me in America. And I have no intention of ever leaving this get on base," said Barrett, whose only homer of the season was against Rochester. "May- country." be I'll use one swing to try to hit it out...It's Graham, now a resident of Dallas, even hinted be may not on drafting of Czech players my birthday that day, too." leave the country to compete in the British Open, the next of Trivia Game the world's four major tests. CHICAGO (AP) - National Hockey Ziegler termed the issue "extremely se- league position is that the exclusive nego- "We're going to be part of a trivia ques- League President John Zlegler wlU bold a rious." The league is believed ready to ex- tiating rights belong to Winnipeg and Colo- tion no matter what," Ojeda said. "I'd rath- A spot in the British Open field to saved for the U.S. Open hearing with the parties warring over two haust all avenues to prevent the Issue enter- rado. wlnne^ But Graham wouldn't commit himself. er be on the good side of it." CiecbMlovaktan players signed by the Van- ing the civil courts, as the Canucks have said "The tendering of contracts to the league The previous longest game was on June "I certainly don't want to say that I won't play. But I couver Canucks in defiance of a special draft It could If their posiUon isn't upheld. by Vancouver has not been accepted and will 14, 1966, when the Miami Marlins beat the St. don't want to say that I will. I'd Just like to take a couple of last month . The draft followed negotiations by Ziegler not be unless that position changes. As far as Petersburg Cards 4-3 in 29 innings and six days to think It over," he said. And be declined to explain his After an executive session of the National with the Chechoslovakian Ice Hockey Feder- I am concerned, there is an agreement (with hours and 50 minutes. The major league reluctance. Hockey League Board of Governors, Ziegler aUon to permit four veteran members of that the CIHF)." record is a 26-inning contest between the laid: country's national team to play In the NHL. Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves on And he said the possibility of winning all four of the "Denver (Colorado Rockies) and Win- The Canucks said at the NHL meetings In "They say no; we say yes," General May 1,1920. majors "would be of tremendous Importance to me. . nipeg (Jets) have filed tampering charges, Montreal on June 8 they bad signed Hlinka Manager Jake Milford of the Canucks said In reply to the question of whether the draft was Items used In the Rochester-Pawtucket "I have i love affair with Augusta (and the Masters)," be and it's a matter that will be dealt with. But and Bubla after being notified by the CIHF game will be given to the Baseball Hall of that no such agreement existed. contingent on an agreement. "Our conten- said. "In the last few years, I've finished fifth or sixth every as to the exact timing of the bearing and Fame in Cooperstown. N.Y. decision, I can't tell you." "The league's posiUon to that these tion is that there was no agreement, so how. time. I feel I'm capable of winning at Augusta. And, as an can you have a draft?" Edwards, a .238 hitter in five undist- Australian. I Have a great feeling for the British Open." Vancouver/signed center Ivan Hllnka and players, Hllnka and Bubla, were drafted by inguished seasons as a major league catcher, defenseman Jlri Bubla on June 5 after they Winnipeg and Colorado pursuant to a special • Barry Shenkarow, the Jets' legal counsel said, "For someone that had the talent I did, But be wouldn't commit for it. At least not yet. had been drafted May 26 by the Jets and draft of Cxechoslovakian players approved by and governor, said the issue "is not a gov- this is probably the only way your name will "I'd Just like to think it over," be said. Rockies respectively. the Board of Governors," Ziegler said. "The ernors' quesUon — it's Zlegler's quesUon." ever be in Cooperstown. Royal Manor, Headliner triumph

By JIM HINTELMANN Two foul shots by Baskerville gave Royal players. Manor an 85-80 lead with 1:25 left in regulation Former Long Branch stars Clinton Wheeler NEPTUNE - Ex-Notre Dame standout KeUy time, but Phoenix fought back and finally Ued the Tripucka, a newcomer to the Shore Summer and Alex Bradley scored 29 and 20 points for the game with six seconds left on a tap-in by Earl Headliner while ex-St. Rose star Mark Murphy Basketball League, and BIU DeAngelU, a nine- Smith. year veteran of the league, turned in the big also had 20. Bf adley grabbed 16 rebounds. Neptune's Carl Braggs scored 18 while Ron performances last night as Royal Manor outlasted Bob Veeney scored from underneath to give Young and Ed Arlington both scored 11. Phoenix in overtime, 95-88. Phoenix an 88-86 edge to start the overtime, but In the first game of the doubleheader, the DeAngelis, a 6-1 guard out of St. Joseph's of Tomorrow night's schedule at the Headliner unbeaten Headliner picked up Its third victory Philadelphia, Ued it with a rebound and that has the Commodores playing Phoenix at 7:30 and with a 111-81 rout of Paul Michaels. started a nine-point Royal Manor streak. Larson Ford meeUng Royal Manor at 9:15 Tripucka poured in 38 points to lead both John Hefele put in two foul shots to put Royal teams while DeAngelis scored 14 including seven Manor ahead to stay and then DeAngelis wrapped in the overtime. It up with two foul shots and a three-point play. Goode is 2nd "The biggest thing is that we got to the bonus situation early earlier In the fourth quarter than Jerry Lattlmore led Phoenix with 25 points they did," said Royal Manor coach Art Stock. and Smith added 14. in high jump "DeAngelis had a super overtime and the In the first game, the Headliner took the lead SACRAMENTO - Milton Goode of Tlnton rebounding of Jerry Baskerville was another fac- early and had little difficulty in routing Paul tor," Stock added. Falls took second place in the high jump In the Michaels, a team comprised of high school prestigious U.S.A.-Mobile Outdoor Track and Field Championships here. (mi BradKv MM. Troy 4-4 It. Whaalar n-7-21 wllllami 14-4, Sandos flips 2-hitter Slanhlawlcx M-5. Murphy 11-10, Mylar 5-5-13. Sherwood 1-0-2, Goode, competing for the Alameda Track Alllton 0-0-0. McCann 0*0. TOTALS 45 11 111 Club, Jumped 7-4%, the same as winner Tyke RUMSON - Al Sandox pitched a two-Utter as hjnmmnii Peacock of Modesto Junior College. However, Runnon downed Red Bank, (-1, in an Ed Carleton TIMfflM 1-T-t. Braun 4-04. Braogi • 0-11. Young 5-1-n, Htchar M-17 Arllrwun 4-1-11, LuMKhar 1-0-4. Shaahan 0-2-2. Ricnarm Peacock took first place because of fewer misses. Memorial League, American East Division game 1-0-2, Gabrlal 4-1-». TOTALS M-U4I Ha«4MMr HltUM- 111 Nat Page of the Southern California Striders also SIX PACK — Sharon Burnham of Fouikes-Preston Agency, Mlddletown, discusses yesterday. •Ml MlOwiiti ••> MM—M jumped 7-4*. Thraa-paln1«oal:'lKhar with Sport* 9 Skatewav manager Rick Brunn the all-day skating party for the Sandos, 2-0, walked three and fanned seven to RtmMMtrftf) help Rurason Win its third straight fame. Jim K. Tripucka 154 a. Spain 10-4, HafaM 1-J-F, Mann 1-04. DaAn Goode, who has completed bis education at Mental Health Auoclatlon of Monmouth County. The doors open at 2 p.m. Saturday ttltl 9-4-14. Batkanvlll* a4-1a. T.K. Tripucka M4.TOTALS at the Sports 9 Skatewav, Rt. 9, Morganvllle, and the roller skating will continue Hillary led the attack with a triple, single and at-23-tS Alameda Junior College, will be competing In L-tllmert 1M-1S, JsKhten H-10, Vtnoty 1-2-4. MkKtcvtr until midnight with the highlight of the second of a five-event "six-pack" skating three runs-batted-in, and Jay Challenger had a l>M> Smith t-l-M, Klrbv 4-MO, WuMnoten 5*10 TOTALS Europe next month. He holds the New Jersey high double and two RBIs. school records for the high jump, both indoors and series. The "six-pack" Is a group of six skaters in a formation of three pairs who 4, . MM Mil t H Ken Bruno was the loser for Red Bank (0-1) outdoors. perform In unison to music. FoulketvPreston will supply trophies. SET ii fa a n i — H 12 TheD**yRegtMer SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23. ISBI Qui Silent-takes feature Monmouth Park today in Monmouth stretch run

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SELECTIONS DnteTUe,S»eclalPeniy T S Saviaa til si. Wiry I lisy, Tenste MARINE VIEW SAVINGS Ah-Wave MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCROFT •yAbeve PHONE NUMBER FOR ALL OFFICES 671-2400 BCTiDsaAr(Mk) »Umb«fSUC .:*- SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUE80AY, JUNE 23,1961 Business The Ifeily Register 13 N.Y. stock quotations NtWYOHKIAn 100, save thousands NfMM IMM *M MM ITVt CUDM. t*t IS Mi ni »» 144 7 IM lilt IM CMf (Mil MM 4M at* *M NttMP en* mil »i TtnvM t tt* *Mt By SYLVIA PORTER or otherwise — it spent equally on each. Since the U4I (TUi. ol I live-part wriei on Ml laconic UIM) taxpayer has provided more than half of their Cnatal I Ml) tl| N*MPwt.4l 7 IM 111* Ttall yeart boosts In Social Security benefit! support together, be gets exemptions for each. CvrtW Tl 47 44*+ tl 4714 47Vt— . (ta additional U.I percent beginning a few day* But say in your case, your father'! Social mnn IM * in MM M.* tt OatiKn 1.4* 1 Ul NwttAIr .MM 14H SIM from now In July 1M1) may be a bonanza for YOUR MONEY'S Security it $3,400 and your mother* is $1,700. You MM 4Mt tt N«1*c»l 44 I IM 47» - II 111 MM SIH _ NwtllldlUI a* •otneooe you bdp lupport - but a trap for you. provide t>,400 for support. Under the unit rule, Mil M V5 mt illtiv** HS* iKtV«i i tan 44 For the higher benefit! may coat you (1) a that's split equally, $1,200 for your father, $1,200 mII »M li m17 55* SS-ngtSiMr MartlmlJt T ta w mt 1>Vt IMt* vt »l,000 dependency deduction; and (I) a medical for your mother. So you provide leu than half the 4*11 4M MM expente deduction. WORTH support for both. The unit rule knocks out any • I.It T 111 id*M Ml> IM MM NJi'tSC A* an illustration, you may get a dependency exemptions for you and you wind up with sera. deduction for your mother only if: she has a By using the right strategy, you'll get the *.&.!.. Si Mrt " + V "groat Income" of lew than 11,000 a year; and deduction for your mother's exemption, however. .MM 1*4 IMWt MM* It 114 at 44 * _im IM l«t 1»M* tt you provide more than half her support. Allocate your support payments solely to your AtrMH.lt 4 4U 4** ' I EXAMPLE: Last year, your mother received deductions by being certain you contribute more 1 1 PPO 1411 87 47*41 ant* M mother and keep careful records to prove your ES., *.'.* 3#fe Pacoe in MM n BM 11* . Social Security benef iU of (4,(00 and had no other than half her support-in '81. (An extra $100 for a allocation. Because you have specifically al- PacLU 1 74 t IM MM M income. To help her, you paid all her medical and total of $4,000 wiU do it.) By starting early and MI* iMt tm PtcPw 144 t Mt MM located your support payments, the unit rule does PKTT 141* 4M tl dental Nils in eicest of Medicare: a total of giving your mother a few dollars extra each week not apply and you save your mother's exemption. PtMMC and by recbecking your figures before year-end, MSB tSSi IM"S aSa a RESULT: You were entitled to a dependency you can confirm whether you contributed more Pay your mother's expenses directly for ItKad Ml) MX 77Vt TMt 77 * atSttM AMalll 144* HI t* •aaan I Till t*t a*tm M«S7*5 17Vt 17M deduction of $1,000 and also deducted the »4,8OO in than half her support. Then, money that otherwise clothing, medical bills, etc. Ask your mother to MMt IMt mMM I4M«M * „ a *ttt* M im tnv- v*> .:£ % ISMM I4M-U P**aK*14!1l - medical expense. would go to the U.S. Treasury will turn into major have Mils made out to her, then pay these by A«pin tan ia n MM tut* v IIM IIM— M •MCI 441* IIM REASON: Social Security benefit! aren't tax savings for you. check. Keep the bills and canceled checks as " r I.It 7 HI? tMt IMt— U VS.". S S£M" M 15*—1 Film 1.4*14 1MI 4* 4*M* Vt MM .4444 T? a•t M Mt M + It PhaMDVMII M4 counted for the "grots Income" tett and you A special twist in the area of dependency proof. Make sure she sends you her year-end bills ArtkO* .141 m Wtt lit* mt+ « 1*411 tl 47V* tiH MM*"!PMIall? l J* t mt IM a* a • M ' Ariin MI T in m im im+ vt . ill 41 tmMM :: PMIMr 111 an MMIM IM* IV contributed more than half her support. deductions Is the IRS-approved "unit rule." promptly, to you can make out and mail your km t u i n c m avt avt— M PMIPal IM IIMI 17V* lilt IIM* Vt Now let's say in 1W1, you're contributing the Here's bow that unit rule allowed one taxpayer checks before year-end and have them count for ArmWM.MI1 miw wt Ml*— I* •:&. "•" • MM uvt— vt PIMkrv 1 7 111 41 14* VVt* VI Atarcal 4*a I IN M m 171k— vt Plimir Mtim MM 41M 41** Vt same M,M0, but this yeart boost in SS benefit* who contributed to the support of his parents to 1881. AtMOII 1.4*1* IM UV,M MIS Ul 17* ihrPMI.M I 111 ITM It* att-M interest rates pushed higher digit inflation rates — as ap- CIU *t.M— 174 IMt lilt M — VI 1 14*4 CMmt) I.MM 1M4 « mt Camta I.M I 4D mt IW »»• tt .mi.MU _ 41* «M IIM— V* and higher. Corporations pears likely, what with lower Car mat tt— •* Mt Mt Mt— Vt I .71 1MB IIM ScaMP it M* MM M BM* Ik seeking to finance new ven- percent) inflation-beating Carpw IK t tM It*. Ittt mt* vt latrMO iiw ill IIM II 11V** Vt investors avoided the bond energy and food prices — OUTWATER ii I.M «ita mt laart IJttMM IM I*M It*— M tures through the bond mar- rates of return are now avail- CMHai.n • ill int nvt *M+ vt .111.414 M7 lilt IIM IIM— M IMIIO I.M I Ul market, preferring to take then the appeal qf bonds is m a IM int n + « omtuMijt i it on MM MM— M 4IM 41 & WELLS, Inc. •MIT 1.41a 1 11 MM mtavt* tt ket nave been hard pressed to advantage of high Interest able In bonds, many invest- much improved. The Ke- •M 4*1 *M 4#* attt—tW MrMna M * M UM BM at*—* do so, given the exorbitant short-term instruments or in- ment advisers have been rec- Serving Investors Sine* 1910 ll Hum *Mt> vt HalMn I.MII17U IM umii .Nil tn MM n nvt-ft aganomtcs monetary policy • IMt Itt MM 14V* '** HrMtk it 4 ntt kran IIM M4 IIM IIM interest rates demanded by flation-hedging growth ommending purchase. Expec- 11.44 7 It Iitt Hit "1* Harm J*14 111 47vt Stnaar lotij m IIM MM If * M appears to be committed to tvllna 4*41 IMIM int 17** Vt the market. Even when un- stocks. Bond prices declined tations of a slowing economy, CaMrOtMl— 144 IM IHt It*— 4 MarlH JIM 11 uMrt a MM* tt mlklo inn 4M4 controlling the money supply Net Markets Made CrMtad .«_ ia IMt tM !** + I larMZO Mil 7 *Vt I • -M mlklri TM 7M nvt—IM derwriters were successful in steadily, resulting In large a controlled money supply ctuAir jniian m* avt avt—i HtclMl Him ilVt 4M lilt* IVt •»(• i a ntt Iitt— M and lower inflation have despite the effects of high Crwitlnl MM tM SMt M MVt HarculilMIO at UM HVtMVt— M SCrCO 1141 I IM II* 14 MM— * floating a new issue, higher paper losses for their holders. Shrewsbury State Bank CkamtP **il NT milt livt nvt* vt CCalCdl.fl t • 7M MM Mtt turned some observers bull- rates, and many are hopeful HauMMiji • m an avt xm-M outhCal tl I MH IM 11 rates within months easily bid $9Vi ask $11 OartCa 1_ MM Mtt M M — Vt MtfHP .ant at MR I 41* ish on bonds, for the first that this policy will curb in- OaM _ 14 M M ivt MawPwl _ I* knocked its price down below Some say bond market (mM. as 016/3/81) Chata I.I* tain MM avt M —«t I .7410 MT* ItM avt IIM* M time in years. If the economy flation Chatfn I.U11 Mt a) MVt tM* tt 1*4 n a*t WM IM par, aa investors were lured traders now have reason to be CNPW |M a uv* fi* Sit- tt slows and the money supply SIM avt*IM elsewhere. For the moat part, optimistic. Because high (IS The prospect of escalating Call CMaCfl 411 I 41 H IRt tHt7Vt—* Vvt "T, S . does not surge this summer, . SM-Vt HtaaCl J*M>*M 4J* defense spending and tax «M ant 4ivt HMtkFI.M 7 M7 Iitt interest rates may fall and 434-8900 avt Miit Maulnt I t 41* IM cuts, however, makes It dif- CltVrtlc UMI IB tM SM IM* VtHavNOIJtl III 44' HOHOInI d I.M«M!**MMB Buying a houie bond prices rise. And, should Clavll IM I tM Mtt ItVt MVt* Vt HMHTI Mil 411 M WOOri 14* 117*1 investors become convinced ficult to be too optimistic (Member MASB 4 SIPC) CKraa *4| TM nvt ntt it . MMiciii.a 7 tn Caaatalaiallilll 4M 41 ant- Mario* 111 4B of the Reagan adminis- about inflation. My advice on ' Cactlti .1414 at n i «vt* vt C IM) I.M 4 It* 17H Wtmj i Mil I* CacaCl I mo 1114 tM Wt tt -It NACP 14* 7 IT* 4TW kmC* 1.M 7 111 Ivbron 1 M I 111 Familiar mortgage CaMPall 11 I Mt 17V* l*4t ITVt* Vt U IM I.M I 171 MVt Cat*** I.4*I *i nvt oahoF 111 t Ml II >»Ma« 14111 4*7 CaWiltil.MI 44 4** aaall I.N 7 ttt mt*M mt*i Sncaa 401! n* CMOM 17* I III MMVtMMM m**O!.MI4 ITI a*avt att* vt CmMn 1.4*1* Mt a 17V. M + v* NCO .7111 M II tM Mtt— vt TECO 1.711 a MM aw att Camayi II 17* *M 44 44Vt— H naua im *t UMIIM 11 TRW IMM Tf 41* UVt UVt— M is harder to find 222-6394 Cnrnl I.** 1 nil a l»* M • • iwarBr«H 1.4* a> lit tM AFW Tallav — 145 5* 5M 5*t Vt Camali.Mt all avt 5m J7V*- M I4it4i MM a. a.*i By LOUISE COOK gages have been around since CaMca 1 tt 7 IIM att 17 »»*» M Canaort - 14* idHt It* SM*M 47* MM* * *tj Iw^fj WVv IFita, m ^| AtMciateaJ Pnn Write the middle of the last decade, Can!*- I.M t in ntt nvt - MPItv .Mil IM II Taktrni nil IB a ST. M * M m M Ml IMM M*M MTV** Vt nasariM but they were unpopular with Computer Services CanFO. I.M 4 111! Hit n MMarvJII— 4M it* M IIS VIM U* »* CnaNOlill a tttt 4* 4*Vt* Vt ntMIn 14* t Ml MM TaMl II SM TM 7M 7Vt— M The familiar mortgage homebuyers and they gener- CamPwlM I ttt Ittt Ittt Mtt* niPaarl 40 7 151 4W47M M * Vt raratc* 14* 7 tM MM SM avt CaMAIr _ 141 M »Vt tv*_ MTT 14* t im MM n mt— vt Tatar* JM 4 I*M IMt MM ItM* M with a fixed monthly ally bad so many restrictions ewe* ini in n nvt a*— » MNrth I.M 7 1*4 a* IIM aM*m rauc*l.M4MM MM MM MV*-M payment is becoming harder that lenders often were reluc- ClWOr»l 4* IMKtm 17V*- Vt email .7*11 Mi IM Tanltt IM I 154 47 4SM M — . CaMIII I M 7 14! 41 41« 4IM* Vt eoaPSl <0 t M It* n TaalM III 174 IM MM ffVt* M to find. ~ tant to offer them. Tired Of Doing Payrolls By Hand? latCp .MM 44 M TtHlntl MM MM 1*M M 1*V**1M 15* M*t— M T«00aU4M* 1*M MM MM MM*1lt Today's loans have chang- Now, however, many of American Tmtanac ISM t M 17 17 - ing interest rates and flexible the restrictions have been re- T.xUIII 1 M 4 447 K* MVk Tt«*m i • usi UMM aM aM payments. They are ex-moved. And homebuyers find ELIMINATE A WEEKLY NUISANCE If*- vt Tt.lranrtitrar,14*1l HI4 IMIMtt N 11V* Mt*- Vt TMtt.it in IT att av* nv* pensive and potentially risky. that they may have no a 4*1* ia UVt ISM It** Vt You can wind up paying choice; in general, lenders Mimaa .MH a M — M TWarln .«* Ml l»» IIM !1*» M are no longer required to of- No Matter What The Size Of Your Payroll a * H..mart Mil MM n* lift tt - Vt TlmttMl.Tlll 70 55V* 55 MVt* Vt Wriwiw—*f of dollars more for ttt* * KaltrAII.M 4 lit MM Tinmen I.M t a 77* TtM 77V*— Myour house than you ever ex- fer conventional mortgages SM* vt ;anOI IJ4 I Ml II Mtt MM* Tothmt .MM M 1*Vt IMt MM— Vt Altai — M ivt* vt KanPLU.anPLU M t n Tatca _ Ml KM MM Mtt- u pected. You could also wind along with the alternatives. Let Our Computer Save You Time & AntM 4M9 1*1 a * vt 4 47 TWO _im ISM tsvt aM* v* up paying less. The U.S. League of Savings AMallll .Mil 14 14 t 144 IM Tranaml.a 7 TM livt 14* 14* :1L1I, rranacal.M I Ml 4* It. tMt* M Associations says only half of Money You'll Be Surprised At The Cost! Atcii n si Trtvtn I.M 4 174 sovt M MM* . The unconventional mort- ArmUn 4 41 r rrrCard.T**- IM a. aM aM the mortgages being written Aiamra .4t« n MM 14 M M Trkaa .1111 »s is* 14* 15 - * today follow the traditional AtttCM Mall 1*1 Mt Mt TuctiPl 71 7 717 11 It' AHaaart — II »M tvt Local Securities pattern. RECEIVABLES & PAYABLES ALSO AVAILABLE mt mt •auk alack Quotations courtttv Out- ££?»» 2 MM IMt UAL _1H4 M ITM IT«*I •Mtar a, w.lli. Jartty City. Indutlrlal The newest and broadest IMt MM UMC 1.10 7 7* NM W. MM* M •uatatKnt caairttiy PanMitock 1 Co.. IIM 11. II. of the unconventional mort- •mrtv tBl 177 1 ISM 11* 11V* livt— Vt UNCKat T II fttdatn* (*WV« 11- 7*mt Hit UnCarU » 4 1*54 IMt MM MM* M gages Is the ARM - for ad- IradNI 1*41 1*1tMt OM UnEMC 1.51 t IW tl ItM* M Allalrt tUtt lank . 11 It Itlt 1tM 4., UOtlCal II 1117 a* IIM a - * aancthartt o* N*W jartav.. ll ll justable rate mortgage, also Caftlnl 44 4 I IM .f*W ISI SItv* UnPac 14114 SMt M M fruntxkl laM 4 Triml m. iv* ahnnl 7M— IPP MI4M Mt *M *M-MCantral Jartav known as the AML — for ad- ClrclK 4*10 MtIS IMt avIUF 111 44 » JJH HM M Cntmkal Bank Cawm til a 17M Wt .OP 14*11 40 MV»17V* I7M— V* unlrrt 4* I «a It. 11* ItM* M A justable mortage loan. CamOO II tM.17 It* IJGYWIJG ! 4* T n Sit VV* 17V* Cammarclal Trutt n» it Caaklniatall I «t tv. ISIM TtM «M CltlianSlata Bank *M 11 "I think we're going to Utttaal 14 M*MM M MVt- FMtllty UMan lank Corp.. mt IT* MM IMt PkMJarMy National 14* 1IU, Radio Shack's TRS-80 - im im MTacM.M T M7MM MM SSM— M see the adjustable rate mort- 2S£.i& S UnlTal I M 7 441a it. a * M Flrtl National MMa ttta 141* t UMann 111 SMtt* tl. ai*-lv* Pirn Nattoat T P. io im gage probably as the pre- itupe .7* i Mt a if* tMt-M Pint Paapltt Nail. N.J IIV* 11 dominant mortgage In the IMt 17* IT*— M Franklin Slata TVt • avt im SM* IUPL 1.M 7 •» HarHM* Sancar* IM IM future," said David •M nvt *M* flH * a ss Harltar, lawcarp 14V* II The #1 Computer Buy vartan 5117 II m • Treadway, chief economist II IIM* Vt tfj?g 14V* 1S5S Mil Ml MOIC i an a* 4* VaCPwl 4* I 4*5 II* • for the Federal National 4* IM IOMOr44ll TM IMt TRS-80 Model III is FSSU I|M___ WtchovlM. I 47* 17*mt mt- M Naw Jartav National Can... Mortgage Association. Fammt .1*1* 171 MacmlllMB a ISVt int is*— M Octan County National ii naoan a tM nvt* vt Ucy 1.7S f IMT UMM M Ir/ackiiMCMH4MI1t 40HI1I If It PatHa't National Lattwooa The idea Is simple: the Your Low-Cost Way FiuMJl 14111 * ! tM* tt tMtP4B.*tt_ IS4 Itv*. VIMarl MM tl IT tM 17 SKrtvnbury Slata FlJ am ia i4* WariJml to f WT MMMVt Mtt— tt Interest rate on the loan is PraatA.Mtl ul Wt-Vt S4tt MM* tt Unltxl CaMral Nafl lank.... t II to Start Computing 0*1 7 tl tVt* vt IM• im a inCm 4B1MM M UMtttl CaarttM Tru4t C* t 11 tied to one of several com- OMYM 111— M IIW— Vt lit MM MM wamrLi.nu at a Bit Bit it . atMWII 44tl t* MVt* Vi MarMMI.M 4 IM MM •HUM I.M t ia ITV* ITM ITM- M 14V* 14* mon economic Indices such (at Home or Office!) OMPM — 144 IM* Vt MarrWt 4411 KM 41M •amp t .*t t m is MM MM- M MS** 17 411 nvt— « MartM 1 M t 4a 71* WnAIrL _ 4it l*M Cantral Jaraat... as the Interest rate on U.S. StUCII .441* 4» sm* » I Mil 4M 40V* WUManl.atil Ml avt Flrtt NatMnal Slatl Treasury Bills. When the in- 16K Model III owcaa 14*_ IIM r TM IM „ WttttlllMt Mt II. Pint PaoMt'i lank IIV* II l.m TM IM Horlian lancorp dex goes up, the Interest on MaM Ml «tt J IVItWPI Mil >O 51W MMMntlc lanki T4 17* WMrW 14* I IM MM I4a«jarttv National lank.. :S*S* the mortgage goes up. When MM . WMUakl.4*11 177 44M UiHtM Jartav lankt n the index goes down, the In- It tt It- . Wkkat 1.M» 75 IS* INDUSTRIAL . a • 7 M Mt* » WllllamlM 5 1114 17M AlcaSlaMarOs ItM 1«M terest on the mortgage goes ...i! in SM WlnDu l.fll* Tt IT tdl 11 IIM am att n -* Klnntu a* M* SM down. "999 i.Mt ia mt II 14V* II * Vt WMWWIM 4 1M MMIS 5 Ttt 7Vb >*t— Vt MMvllUIJIM a 44* SSkKy^:::::::::::.!*.,!* Mare* ~ tt ttrck 14*14 t» MM Wvnrn .Ml II ITM17* lit*— Vt tuck fntlnaarlne I Mt An Increase of one per- Other Models from MtfmHS.il- 4 IVt 1 III 1 Mt—l-l* MtrrLyl.11 7 *B 41M tullavn lac 4V* 4V*centage point in the Interest Mn»MI.**l_ t " + Vt Mart .11 • MM ntt ait nvt— * C.P. O. Ctrporatlon 4 $699 to $2495 mam) ,*IM M MMtUI !.•! 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AT LARGE Student-loan program is a legacy of middle class

By ELLEN GOODMAN $2,500 were open to aU students, much of the About fifty percent of 18-year-olds are enrolled $10,000 s year can barely more afford college $110 million to the loan program cut $160 I hear they are making this budget the middle class has come to depend on its ex- in higher education and they cannot all rise than the student from the family that earns million for child nurtrition, $Kft million for the 'American way, rather like a patchwork quilt. istence. above the average. But we still regard college $20,000 a year. Head Start, and $130.5 for education of the One week, the Congress cuts things out atyl the But It also emanates from the widespread as the best hedge against downward mobility. handicapped. ne»t week, it pieces them back together again. anxiety on the part of the entire middle class His, at least, the only hedge we have. HELP TOR ALL FAMILIES There Is undoubtedly a need to Improve the about their children's future. The threat to the Because of this reality, the student-loan guidelines, to have some income celling and This ii, at least, what's happening to the Only a rare child now Inherits economic student-loan program Following the Stock- guaranteed student-loan program Is an attack program was extended to help all families, make changes in the repayment program. on the ability of the middle class to give their security, know-how tools, from a parent. Most under it, the government has paid Interest on But I don't think we have to accept the ' man Pattern, the House Committee on Educa- middle-class are bureaucrats and managers, tion and Labor excited guaranteed loans for children the one legacy promised them: an these loans while students are In school. Six either/ors of this administration. I don't agree technocrats and professionals. Our kids will college student! who came from families with education. months after graduation the students take over that we can either afford college loans for the not Inherit a piece of land or a set of tools, a Incomes of 125,000 or more. The next week, "College," the idea and the reality, has their own debts. middle class OR school lunches for the poor. they began sewing the program Into place. acquired a curious, role In this democracy. business or a skill by which they can make a Those who oppose this program like to Not while we go on a defense-spending spree. living. All that we can do Is help them get the Nobody knows yet whether the loans will be Most of us are only two or three generations describe It as a handout to the rich. It has, In NOT A GIVEAWAY PROGRAM fixed permanently Into the finished product, away from the immigrants. Our grandparents price of admission, the college degree. fact, been abused by some truly unneedy who This Is not a giveaway program, but a loan 'but we do know that this particular quilting or great-grandparents pinned their hopes on But when a private-college education for have borrowed publicly from the government to families, and an investment. In an era when bee is working under a great deal of heat. their children's education. For them, school one costs as much as $40,000, it Is out of the at low rates while Investing privately at high both the economy and the technology are was central to the myth of making It In Ameri- reach of all but the elite. rates. changing, we need the educated people we can DEPEND ON ITS EXISTENCE The student who could once work his or her Furthermore, the opponents complain that get so cheaply. We also need to make sure that Some of it comes from the families and BEST HEDGE WE HAVE \ • way through college now finds Jobs scarce and It Is frivolous In an era of hard choices and middle-class families aren't cut out off from ' colleges that are directly affected. In only Today we are somewhat more skepticafejl the gap between paychecks and tuition bills a painful cutbacks.' The same congressional the future. They too need a place In this vast three years, since guaranteed yearly loans of about the value of college for upward mobility. chasm. The student from a family that earns panel, for example, that temporarily restored and Intricate patchwork.

AT WIT'S END Test of parental restraint

By ERMA BOMBECK The real test of parental restraint is trying to metallic silver exterior with racing stripe, tell a child anything that might save him from a 123,000 miles, which when parked at the curb, Somehow the words "I told you so" are painful mistake. bowed so that two wheels were in the middle of never as exhilarating as you thought they'd be. Take the heartbreaking saga of our son's the street. It was previously owned by a stunt Face it. Mothers build their entire lives first car. man who had been In three Burt Reynolds around "revenge." During the child-raising Every night, he and my husband would shop movies with It. years, there Is no chore too degrading ... no the lots, scour the want ads, and run down leads. "It's a tough decision," Hid my husband, words too cutting ... no actions too humiliating Finally, the choice narrowed down to two "but I think I'd have to go with the four-door." to endure because deep down inside there is a possibilities: "Why Is It you never want me to be happy?" voice that promises, "Walt . . . just wait . . . said my son. "I'm buying the sports cart" until you have children of your own." A 1978 four-door with automatic shift, four Last week, he called and was without a car. Sometimes, a smile used to creep across my new tires, white exterior, M'OOO miles and a dog It just collapsed before his eyes at a drive-in face as I imagined my son saying to his son, in the rear window wired for red, yellow and hamburger stand. "Don't bounce the ball in the house another 12 green signals. It was previously owned by a The words "I told you so" somehow weren't hours, sweetheart, or you'll make Daddy lose little old lady who worked from her nome.and as sweet as we had hoped. control over his saliva," only to have the child was afraid to drive in the dark. Maybe it was because we had to pay to have dribble the ball right across his face. Or, a 1971 sports car, with a stick shift, the car towed away that took the edge off It. Weddings SPRUCEDUP SPOT — Betty Wallace of Atlantic Highlands, left, who chaired ZONTA's redecorating project at the Women's Resourcfc and Survival Center, Moffitt-DeChicchio Kevport, visits with Diane K itts, director of community education there. RED BANK — In St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church here May 8, Mary Lou • • i DeChicchlo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeChicchlo, 17 South Lake Drive, River Plaza, became the bride of Bryan Scott Mof- Zonta decorates counseling room fitt, Eatontown, son of Boyce Moffitt of Con- necticut and the late Barbara Ryan Moffitt. Monsignor Salva tore DiLorenxo officiated in Resource and Survival Center at the ceremony, which was followed by a KEYPORT — Monmouth children and provides individ- ecutive and professional reception in Molly Pitcher Inn. County Area Club of ZONTA ual counseling by staff mem- women, chose the center aa Gina DeCnicchlo was maid of honor and International has provided bers. Its project for the past year. Gary Moffitt was best man. Ushers were carpeting, draperies, table The local chapter of ZON- Laura De Wyngaert, Mld- Terry Crawford and Steven Walling and accessories to create an TA, an organisation of ex- dletown, is chapter president. Mrs. Moffitt is a graduate of Mlddletown attractive counseling room High School South and is attending Brookdale here at the Women's Re- Community College, Lincroft. She and Mr. source and Survival Center. Moffitt are employed at Bell Laboratories, Betty Wallace of Atlantic OLDE UNION HOUSE Holmdel. He Is an alumnus of Rocky Hill Highlands was chairman of f At It* $*•«•«* 8W (Conn.) High School, Hartford State Techni- LUNCHEON MUSICALE — Doris Chase of Oakhurst, the project, assisted by A cal College, University of Hartford, and center, president of Monmouth Symphony League, pre- Alicen White, Martha Coe 11 Wharf Ave. Red Barik Carnegie Mellon University. sides at the annual luncheon muslcale chaired bv Melen and OUve Rlley. Dr. Helen Following a Carribean cruise, the couple Hurry of Neptune Township, right, assisted bv Alice Poka, a fellow Zontonian, 842-7575 MR. AND MRS. BRYAN MOFFITT reside in Eatontown. Meyer of Eatontown. Featured performer at the event donated one of her paintings, In Squires Pub, West Long Branch, was singer Toby which the club had framed Lowensteln of Deal. for hanging. A heavy duty Continental & Seafood Balina-Wilkins vacuum was also provided for the center, which shelters House LONG BRANCH - Nancy Louise Wilkins battered women and their and lieorge Robert Balina were married May 30 in St. Luke's United Methodist Church. The Rev. Sherman Robinson officiated at the ceremony, which was followed by a reception in Christie's, Wanamassa. Bausch & Limb, or Amsof The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wilkins Sr, 837 Hoey Ave. The Soft Coitict Unset bndegrom is the son of bred Ballina, Sixth Avenue here, and Mrs. Elizabeth Balina, Fir it Little At Avon. Attending the bride were Delfina To- Per pair * maini, maid of honor, Kathy Steen and Patri- With Initial cia Winans. Fitting only Joseph Mahon was best man and the 1$ ushers were James Anthony and Edward Balina. Mr. and Mrs. Balina are alumni of Long 35 Branch High School. Mrs. Balina attended You can mike East Stroudsberg College and is a waitress at Perkins Pancake House, Shrewsbury. Mr. Contact with the Woi-ltf Balina Is an auto mechanic employed by * Addl $50. Includes eye examinations, fitting, instructions, Kittenhouse Motors, Ocean. After a wedding trip to Hawaii, Mr. and cold solution kit & follow-up care. Total cost. $85. Limited 1 pair MR. AND MRS. GEORGE BALINA Mrs. Balina reside in Eatontown. per new tit by our fully qualified Doctors of Optometry. Vision Center's large stock of soft lenses make your 2 hr. fitting Hickmcm-Dusinberre effortless... In & Out wearing your new soft lenses in a Blink of an Eye! VICTORIA, Texas - The thia L. Hickman was flower band is a graduate of Chris- BEAUTY REOIME — Skin-care needs and make-up regime are chartered for Individuals participating In marriage of Jill Wheeler girl. tian Brothers Academy, Lin- All eyeglasses including For a limited time only! croft, N. J., and attended the Red Gpor Beauty Workshop by Elizabeth Arden In Dusinberre and James Ed- John C. Hickman was his designer frames at regular low ward Hickman took place brother's best man. John C. FindUy (Ohio) College. He is the cosmetics department of Abraham and Straus, EYE EXAMINATION low prices. May 30 in Trinity Episcopal Hickman 2nd, son of the vice president of Condor Pipe Monmouth Mall, Eatontown. The event opened yester- Incl. Glaucoma test day and continues today through Thursday, featuring Church. The Kev. Donald bridegroom, was the usher. Inc. here. NOW1 EXTRA BONUS ... Wavier officiated at the step-bv-step Instructions and special shortcuts In spe- on lr8t palr rame Reg. $30. Now with The bride was graduated cial treatments. $5 . OFF ' °'' * this Ad double ring ceremony, and a from Rumson-Fair Haven After a wedding trip to reception took place in the Regional High School, and New Jersey and to Cotumel, : Women's Club of Victoria. the University of Pennsylva- Mexico, Mr. and Mrs., w Hickman reside here. The bride is the daughter nia, Philadelphia. Her hus- Network organizes I vision of Mrs. Spencer T. Case of UNCROFT - Thee WomWorn-- shard»re. theiiMr knowledgI....Me. .miaboutt == ' IWIVI Severna Park, Md., and Peter J. WILDMAN O.D. DIRECTOR j D. Dusinberre Jr. of Nunt- Flea market at Allaire en's Center of Brookdale. job duties, training require- UMMFT Illlll CEITEI 142-6610 154 NwiMil Soon M IEU 10». OSfl MASTER CARD, VISA ACCEPTED ! ington Beach, Calif., both for- Community College has es-ments, salary, drawbacks ALLA1HK - A flea mar- buildings of the Deserted Vil- tablished a Career Resource and personal rewards. 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I. READING, WRITING, STUDY SKILLS Two 3-hour sessions each week. ThU is thr basic course s Only $100 To Open An Account of rtum»»ii Reading Institute and !• offered at all leyela from 7th trade through college. Students are grouped arcording to ability. , ThU course help* students. s Earn 5VA % Interest On A • to read with speed and comprehension. • to write grammatically and logically. • to Increase their knowledge of vocabulary. This course Is very popular with serious students who Minimum Balance Of Only $50. are anxious to Improve their school, grades and to obtain maximum preparation for college board and prep school exams. s Receive A $10 CASH BONUS 1. MATHEMATICS Couraea at all levels from arithmetic to Algebra II. All When You Open A New Account courses are planned to develop • logical approach to problem solving • facility In applying mathmatleal processes logically. AUXILIARY HONORS—Mrs. Robert G. Pearse, right retiring from active membership In the Naveslnk River 3. ELEMENTARY COURSES -Grades 1-* SO... IF YOU WANT A CHECKING ACCOUNT Auxiliary to Rlvarvlew Hospital, Red Bank, accepts a Reading-Three 2-hour sessions weekly. EARNING MAXIMUM INTEREST sketch of her Rumson home dona by artist Elizabeth Arithmetic - Three 1-hour sessions weekly. Hurd, from Mrs. Marsh A- Bryan. Rumson/left, hostess YOUR BEST BET IS A for tha auxiliary's annual luncheon meeting, and Mrs. William H. Hyatt Jr., Rumson,,luncheon chairman. 4. READING READINESS HetroClteck Mrtt Pearse, a founder of Naveslnk River Auxiliary Ihr-perdayiMon-Fri. and an actlva member for 20 years, will continue to serve at a sustaining member. Slnca Its start, the l CHECKING ACCOUNT AT auxiliary hat raised $190,000 for Rlvervlew Hosptlal, through Itt annual Pictorial. All courses under the supervision of RUSSELL G. RAMSEY M. nflJlalaMlTaTl'* METROPOLITAN "Sheer to waist» lawman B*(a» RUMSON READING INSTITUTE BM.M.•Wa* | Forahear, ZeJeral SAVINGS "Sheer 235 Hip tad.TlHt M Falls. N.J. and Loan Association cool Summer comfort! tow^ist" i> in i • 5424777 OENVILLE BELLEVILLE HARRISON JERSEY CITY •1.19 S BloomlitM Avtnut 321 Frsirtlin Avsnirt 33$ HiriiHn Avtnus Btrgtn Avsnut SI Hudson Snooping k Moi>igom«» SIIMI ftouUMO 7-11 KIYPORT TrMsportatloR availaMi EDISON ABERDEEN NEW EGYPT SOUTH ORANGE OMoooO Snooping Pun 2M Sllll H,9n»jy 34 S JscoMtown Road S Soutn Onngs Avenue MAPLE PL. ABROAD ST. Wood Avsnut KEYPORT 1 16 Dennia the Menace SHHEWSBUWY.N.J. ,JUNE23,I«6I

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CHURCH IICRBTAMY — Port- urn., 14 hour w*a«. ClartcM a M- EMPLOYMENT mimttrato mini rowjlrad. Com OPPORTUNITIES MM MU1TANMU1T O — p*t«llvo Ml.rv. RM»V to BM P-M7, County carnctton ortlcor vacancy - TM D.llv RMtliur. Shnwatjurv, correctional Initllutlon. Slartln* Bill Lomoro's N.J. 07701 talary . 110.100 mr annum. Llboral frlnaa MnMHt - MM warkln* cwMI ittt 00001 PICK-UP - CLERK — Apply Baylnara Planar, •km. ImmMIMa aMnlnaa. Apply RM «an« M«nmouth CauMy ParaannM Dopt . 334 Main St., Matawan HMI of RacarM. Fro.hold. N.J. m« CAMAao - iMrt CM*, a MMaH mltoa.me. nt Aauwiam4 COMPUTER EXPERIENCED atMl MBCHAN- 4:1* p.m. 7J» 17*1 IC — An* aanartl yard Mto. AoWy OPERATOR Sandy Hoo* Bay Marina. 1 willow 1»7» BUICK CINTURV — C St . Hlohlonn. 171 I4J0 • or. n. PB, n«i i25O-,3OO Urn, -t tor tort. teal, aaltwan de- * Iwa vatopmant project. Long term con EXPE Rl ENCED — 0.* mltot. lac. can*. Our 20* Year Irect. Central N.J. Communication* thw. dl Company. RUSH RESUMES WAYNE FACTORY HELP — Sam. machMU- LAGGYI cal tkllli. dofjonaaoi.. *M* a Data Communication PEUGEOT 4VW4llWAOO»l-Auto.»11M. SERVICES OARDENBR/HANDYPIRSON — m Rt. 44. Panlpoeny. N J. 07M4 Maintain 7 ocr.i. Rumton. Muat XAutosPorSara I Autos For Sal* } Trucks For Sala Arts a Craft* Eoual Opportunity Emptoyer M/F COMMUNICATIONS TRAINEE palrt, minimum tM II Call HI twa Full line now in stock! Will Iraki, no aap.rt.nca rm.ti.rv. artor 1 a^VpBStSrrO/ai FORD IM4 — 14 ft.. n> ttone, rsaw UIM. im. CanCHEVROLET CAPRICE Iffl — MONMOUTH MOTORS 1711. Call Mon.DM. I a.m1:M rsaw UIM. i Oa«a trmawrlMH-i. mat ca aHJJE-to ll.tto. WALL ART p.m. Ml4HIW/H tor oooolnl HAIR ORESSIR — EKO'd only, Jtl-HW ft l> CMIaM-m*. mant. butv hair cutting talon In MarlMn. after l:> p.m. MM tttor MM M*>. T*r*aM. Htvt your CMWI tavarllo CMrtc- with or without Hoo Wlowln. TM And coming from factory AUDI im — H* I*. 4 Mar. «iw.. CHIVITTI m* - Mr., t MONIA HATCHBACK I»7I — En FORD VAN H71 -Kyi ( tori. cam. toIII. . M tnolr 0.0.00m C0UNT8R HILP — Pull a part- •alary plui CCmmltMM. Ala. MAN- AM/PM. MM r«(, nS mitot. B«l altor. walla. Call tor mon IntormatMn. ICURIST, exp'd anly. talory plui turn. Call MI )«• Mct.KM«U«M..aUM CM*- ataiHar*. tow mltoMa, IMM tlm., .xpartonca unnacaaaarv. App- y y p t411iu Phono !47«SM. ly Nlckaraon'a, Boardwalk. ll . AM Cll 111 505 TURBO DIESELS ommltalon. A.M. Call 1444111 •UICK 1t» tKVHAWK -V4» MONIA Itn CHIVaOLIT — . . OMC OaM MiaM, yory llttu Kawitburt 711 4141 •Mee. . tMMM I IMMM . OSM MMWM. CHIVY NOVA ISPS — be. CM*.. P.M.. tM-ill Mililll . »!•»!•»». Illi irMia « HMchMcx. aurctMM Aut. H71 riatt, auto., t-tyl.. aakln* tl.tM. DATA ENTRY/BOOKKEEPER — HELP WANTED — ExaartoncM 504 DIESEL WAGONS • 1 new mowllret. ex I7MM7 artor ». Auto ajahr aaata Mnan tor hloh Kill t itromaoll manor, trill par auicKwn- OM* otter I p.m. voluma MU antrv patllton, movlout ton 1 dltnwatnart. Contact Nail M INTERNATIONAL 1*71 — PS, air. Stuff Yer Faca, *4 Ocaan Ava., LM* «>CMI aw MIIIMI, AM/PM. aat* can*., tm. MitomMIW oxParlMc. hMphUl AM- - «III uik m nit MONTE CARLO itTI - MM. 1*1* ly In panan M straut Motort inc., •ranch. I7t*atl. •Vy CAPRICE CLASSIC WM- CMI 717 1072 SI NOBODY BEATS aUICK moAL ttn — v* Mala/f.mal. 4M Hwv. H. K.yporl Aat tor JimHELPER — Pan-Uma tummar ar SCOUT II 1174 — MM mltoo, PS, P v 9pV *>t# # «r. ra/ra. pw. UM IM MUSTANO IM* — Haaak wart. UM PB, automatic. <«4 Anting tlHO; MI. iw am. mSk M.. olll toka im.ll car aa tra*.. DAY CAMP COUNIELOR — Ro nlng hourt, outtIM work. Good pay. llrm. M II DEPENDABLE PIRSON — T.HMNvUbM Individual naadad to load Mutt Do II. 747-MM OUR PRICE • UICK ILICTNA (ft — CREDIT PRoaLEMt ANar S p.m., 7S7-«aa BMBS work In 0*11 and arocory atora. El- group k) day camp. Poraon with MaWmilM. SMi HMCIMIMCM, 1 N. CMRT N Wn Mriiln., •» NOVA Itn - MvlMMr. automatic SUBURBAN ttM — Naw trant.Mrtonca pntorrM tut will train. dlyonllkd IntontU. crooiuity and HIOH SCHOOL SIN- U(M. Ml PM«r, Mr, AM/FM. I*Jtl help I. ptt VM flNMCM. Nt IIWM1 mlatlam, naw tattarv, naw 171-1114 anthutlatm. Minimum: tomo col- ml.. tS*) IKM. CM «»r 1 ..m 1 Pt, a;.ooo mltoa. naw Una. tralw, lost. Call tat-Mt*. IORS/ORADUATES — If vou'r. attrtor. RaCMl « ' carturator, moyln. nwtt IMI. tat- haadln. for couaaa ar lochnUal 6048 are on their way. In* 1700 H4 1714 AIDBS-HOMBMAKER-HOMB •at. mm. *aM M DENTAL ASSISTANT — For Duty ichooi In the fall you ceuM pratatly traMMriMMn. HIM. Ca HEALTH AIDE! — Pull or part- UM on extra S4*M to holo My tame CARS GALOREI llmo MM I4«our duty Na ta- orthodontic practka In Llliw Sllvar M moot .xpanan. The HJ Notional Order early! Over » tocneea e from (many im.ll Mrlanca nacMaarv. Fna tralnln. Xray Ikona. rawiln*. Call waM- Guard It currently ottering stMl cart), r.naln. Mm MM toUM t PARK CHEVROLET courw. Earn hourly wa*aa plui dayt lor Interview. 741-MM. Educational Aatlttance Banuaaa In Com* tM and tavel mlSWa*-LMaln*-Sank*Parti mli.au. Car and tohwnoMnacat - addition to all other btnolltt Mam- I17» KAWASAKI — UOU, IMurt v Call Family a CMWran'i lar- DENTAL ASSISTANT - Too notch KINOSLY AUTO at aa—ns-nts-Nwtun. 4 handed chair al*e atalatant toranlp will not Interfere with your mllo». cuatom Mat. cr.ah Mr. lut- ylco in 1100 or Ml 4140 formal MucMMn. Contact your tocM 542 6*00 PINTO Iffl — _ o.o. rack, tw. h.lm.ti Im- naMM. X-ray llcaraa. Thla la vary DATtUN HU 1174 - MM» man. wall pavlne potltlon tor vortatll. National Ouard RoaraaantMlva M amMI MMVM M wart t. Mm UMa CMMRlMI. Mutt tM HTM. APPRAISAL TRAINEE - National M1-74M111 to aaa II you auMHv. CILICA m* — oi tar. AM/PM CaaMM, Mt. CM< I John H. Mt-7t*D ora.filiation ...hi .aor.nlv., parton with atoatln. paraMiMltv. At/rM ' UW of MM Mtor. Altor • p.m. trtm MMclato. Eamlnat 01 iJoooa Raauma: BOM 491, Long Branch. PLYMOUTH tf74 — *4toar. Fur «77 KAWASAKI KZ7M - LtW " ly. Call a7IM7t. N.J 07740 KITCHEN HELP — Coatt. 4aM DICTAPHONE TYPIST — In larta LANDSCAPE GARDENERS m n.iai. MJ-n AM/PM IV imi M nu. Mint aail by Jima Bo« CA Th. Dally RMittar. mauranca HMCV. ExcalIMM salary •111 PM al.ra. cn " AaMfa HIM. can Mr. RM- '-». N.J. tTTtl. ^^ HELPIR — ExparlancM only. II IMPALA WAOON Wt - HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTSTBR a MnMltt. Writ. Inturanca, P o veari or older Call altor S. S41-1tt4. JSSS: .JJKI8,. tt7I — L«i M chromt. a«c CMM.,ASSISTANT — Olnln. roam nun But M7. RM Bank, N.J. 07701 IM muck UM. Call 171 •440. 583- FIRE1IRD ISIt - VI. lull, PONTIAC 1«7> - Liuurv .Mr. Voar round amptovmant, ox- DIE MAKER — ExpantncM ttoal LAW ENFORCEMENT .1 111 TSS? tvrtoncM In dtnlna room aoryle*. mHMM, run treat. SIS*. Call nuwM 4j.oa» maac. van Ma4 HONDA CYCLES — An* run. wantod tor nnalv oponod *to No experience needed We'll trelm 1*H»77 aftor t p.m. c«M. »MfS. Call 741 4l» altor < CMI 171-1771 tor apMMtm.nl Mant. Exc. Mntfltt, talarv MaM on you Earn up lolls.W lor education •nan Mi NwnMr OM DwMr. In lull two yrt Hltll tchool gradl ssr-PONTIAC WAOO'N IKS -f M. AUTO DEALRRSHIP PBRSONEL .•p.rl.nc. Call for apol , TIMSM. jr7»*M ml.. *aM tood.. li.ui — Ona nN arnica wrlttor, MM on. t a.m.-S p.m. To arrange Interview, cell collect: FORD OALAXIE IT71 — »Jt, 71 sn-ion ml., ruetlns, MM apart. Itn. firm nwenanka train*.. MUM haw. ma- DIESEL MECHANIC KAWASAKI MM tflS ch.nk.l McMraund and tupply Army Opoortunltl.1 CMI mint today LEGAL SECRETARY - For grow QUICK CASH CMI 7*7-77*1 afltr I om. Army OMortunrttot In* roun* Mlddletown firm. Full or POND OALAXIB itTS— OmMtran- Par Maar MM car, MV war - an BARTENDER M/F — Apply In por CLASSIFIED portotun car. air. iww paint. IIXM KAWASAKI ifTt — KZ-tM. mM DISHWASHEE — ApMV In oarton. port-lime, real ettato exp. a mutt. ar Mel oner 71717*1 ion 11. Palmar LaunM, Mt Palmar II to I P.m. Snort Point Im. Dal 74744M. Call wtn Ay... W Hwy. 19. HUM, NJ. FORD WAOON t*7l — Air. PS Ait toryan y ar Pr«nt auto., atom, toott aiM runa mall KAWASAKI UN MSKZ — Inc.BOOKKEEPER — Pull chtrM. ax- DRIVER — T. dtllvor automMlva More Classl see service man- I CONSTRUCTION REFINISHING ALL PAINTINO - •UICK OPEL INC.. Mmam YAMAHA IfT! - UMXS. MM WlU .1 nmMM AM., Naw Snrawatarv. 741-tatS. ly In nan. IMctn imeuit. LaMra ENGINEERING TRAINEE I ager. Nick Trocchla • UCK'S FURNITURE REPAIR — can*., tow mltok MM. torv, ItM Corllet Ay... Neptune WHI Irak), M exaerlenc. nacalatrv, •raL t vri. .». FORD IN* LTO WAOON — lac 741-taa* FOa QUALITY PAVINO — CSN 1 RMMtNM. Furnllur. ctoSOM a TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Iw Eoual Opoortunity Emaloyar. 17-11. Call Mon. Wed.. « a.m./!:]* Circle Chevrolet CmUM C«». SHW. ft— till CALL WALLVI PAINTINO parb tank*. DOWNH PONTIAC p.m. M1-4M4M/M I ajgjc-t B Ml Shr.w.bury Ava. 5 l > tl L*war Main It.. Mal.wan I Aut«S«rvlcM/ BUTCHER Z?SJXr S£! FORD VAN MM — OM* mltoaaa. Eap. counur man. Hutot ana. Sh..w*bUry FREE UTIMATU - MMM JZ!S£l&2£KMto rwa MM. UM. CM attor I P.m. Wi-Hti TOYOTA COROLLA 1f7f — •arts arlvwwwt. MfkMs toto MM SMtor ELECTRICAL 747-tMI. maraiM tr«» , A (lott raalatll, M SI Htrlp Wanted CHRISTOPHER'S PAINTINO 1 rwa. IMS. Call 787 44** FOR PARTY BOAT ASTICOIH?: MVINS "VIM EL*CTRICIAN — II >ra. Mr. IH7 MUSTAHO - BMv mtU. tttt Call >w 7140 Mtor t P.m. •APERMANOINO - Pro ««• FORD taM TORINO — OrtoaHi TRANS AM 1T74— I apaiH Mr, PW MuMtna tontra m lanMr. Pamr mnr'r mall Ml aM wurantoa*. PI/PB, low mil..at, tl.lH 7I7.74H CHINE1E COOK • Ta coat a on-1 AIR •71-aafi. Mn Ml kin* M chlneee dltnet In I PART TIME WORK AVAILABLE CHIVY ENOINE — OM Kyi., catoneee & tiechuan itylet tuch M CONDITIONING EXTERIOR PAINTINO AND ml. Muat tM to waratlato. un USED CARS WANTIO partially rMullt M anMna wltti a POOL SERVICE ITAININO - 8MIIIHM MM I>M 14tMM.lUthaaaa. 44-cyl. Hocki. kungoo chkkan. hunen thrlmp. boot Call MTIU. Mt tor Wavna...... ' maka ar rnaaW.Mana M prh at *sua • JIM A* fc- ^.^ - ** *J J ajM u* • . * 1 . — _ _ —a —— ^ DUE TO EXPANSION Mm tv EMM. I ICTM. Ml MM a» I Uaj rCaWTiS. pTP#tWa # 4>n OT • Un OVMcafaytl Ptj>#l» RtaWHpaW SxttnOOai HOUtlHOLD RIPRIOIRATION JAY POOLS - tame., ctoMliw, PUWYtfH-titosaiHM.pt,*! Call RM Bar* VMM. 741J*to hunan beef, Me, toprtta n trodl - Anal WV CM MMIM. Hiar MM lliur rsHtn. lalnlln.. I rtCMtt an Mttt an* cmm. top ract. Im mlMaaa. > DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM - 4 ttoMI chlnaee detaorU. Mt a CM* Work from home. Must be available late PM .11 milntoMKc CMI MMI that need It. I war. IMM and uMMCtM Maty. AM rMU. II.*M. law MCtt. I Mfan Ma roear and loucet to acilmpoiiy tM dltnaa. afternoon, early evening. Car necessary. s-an. 717*7117. your MUM win tott taautlnH, ewe tS.D^.RT»iDpAVT In Na toll Ptoat. Pully aitMM, no Two yeert direct experience tr 1 clallywlthwl ALSO AVAILABLI. CALL KENNY jMt. .11 Mfvanited oM palmed. yeari retetod experience MMM In Ideal for homemaker or college student. CARMT THEODORE, 741-MM. naott rttnt up to haMer. All clamp* caokln. chlnote food, tthri a week. DECORATINO LINCOLN/MERCURY and nanaart Incl, ' I p.m. to t p.m. MM par wtM. 15 to 18 Hours per week. Openings exist in INSTALLATION EXTERIOR TRIM PAINTINO VOLKIWAOSN BEETLE Itn - 171. Call m-iw. Retort to Red Bank Job Sarvke. Ill A DESIGN - Oil MIHI ranck i CM. CM Exc.cond., nat. Call t*l UK ' Monmouth SI., RM Bonk. N.J. JM the Mala wan/Aberdeen and JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION - 1 p.fn. WANTED orderNa 4*77141. N. totCUtrM* . Shrewsbury/Tinton Falls area. 9^BXBWBPB. tTpaBaxaaiftjtl f* la WALL ART MOUta PAINTINO — »lllMto Plctup. MMamMlc. PS. MC. IMrt the Nation's largest catalog showroom MOaOAN P. COLIO. JR. drive. Mr, automatic trenemlie* a.. P.MiHi H. rum. ^mmm merchandiser, we are seeking management mimmynun imarmni. MS-Hrll. •rin*. plaatann*. Myan anew.lew, IM. ca - PtlyaM Mrty wtth CM*. 741-lt>4. CS.H CONSTRUCTION - SUM* & aeatlmMnArtor "US "- LAWN oocTOa. «7i«m. trainees with the drive and abilities to mee* PIMM. Altorattom 1 all «liM». 4, (CMMI, 74MIU. MATADOR WACOM 1*71 — PS7PB, ALL JUNK CARS - An* truck! MASONRY H4-WM Mr. naw tlrw. (aMJMta. WJt Itn PICKUP — BUM mltoa. cat WMWM. to* aMMr. PrM the challenges of our rapidly expanding SAV* MONEONEY — U in. Uh imrrare. PI,liana «-crl.. raMM •Ickw. MI-MM tr 717-11!!. operations. CLEANUP — •MMMMt. Jttkl. AM/PM. I4JM. UMIIT. » vVCjV IW WI WN H MERCEDES im «M SEL - Fuel MMcttan. nauMr *ac air. AM/PM DATtUN PICK-UP tm - Haw aTaVMNM. ATtof t MM. uphatatory. wMMl ft Una. ALL JUNK CARS Morale Is high at BEST and our employees are committed PAINTINO a CARPBNTARY - (MM. 7*7-5*41. AND TRUCKS to progress because our growth Is keyed to FIELD CREATIVE OEIION •UILOERS Wartt varaaalli. CM altor f p.m. — varr iialirnii, I our people. MAINTENANCE NtMTa smM. AakMaaa Ctocta aaMtovaatlaaiMMMirSM., PAINTER — TMCSM. totalMa tDMLmto 'rS"SSi We offer positions of responsibility and management train- ISStSSTSiSfSSH, ' Martor. Mttrtor, Ira* Mt- WALSH HCX-U. 747-77*4 ROTARY MOWINO -»•

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SI Help Wanted SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Nubbin M Merchandise LEOAL SECRETARY - Outturn). PERSON TO WORK IN SMALL - Wanted Farm, at malntananca hala. Atatv WELL, YOU MAY HAVE M6 CAN OllcE OU.IHV KM Bank in llrm. Lw NURSE LPN In parlan Clarmar Farm, Caraar af X UA V£ A 1 Fl&URE ABOUT FIVE aiaartanca raaulrlna aaava twin Rt. 517 4 Lakatlda Ava.. Cant Hack TO«SQ*>Hi6 CWY6 IW THE HOSPITAL, A HEADACMEi AAAAAAAA - CoMonti af hauan 101 Apartments tvatnt 4 am ikim. Full Mmim UBADACMB, oaragai. alllci. batamamt. vardi me. HUrv cammanaurata with«w It your. InioraMad In providing .1 PORTER M/F — Fujf IKng patluan POCTOR. A 66«clE6 Of T66T6, iw LE.ee ale. Bought or claanad ant ar bath C.li Mr. Packarar .1 74MMO cllant cara 4 working In ' avallatna an day milt Call HIIIM t&vezAL X-RAV* m:. THANIA , H444W. COLTS NECK MOTEL — Dally a*HiSji LIOAL SECRETARY - For KM A4tf.lT*- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA yau'ra looking far on our 11-7 thin 0177. WANJIO: Antlauat. Jawtlrv •.r* MM. .aaartancad raaulrad U lull lima, parmananl Apoly In par matrimonial» utaoalion. uaiSsilvar, Gold, FOR CASH. HIGHLANDS HILL — Badroom, llv ton 10-11. 1:10 101:10 Holmdolcon RADIO OPERATORS Ing room, kltchan, bath. Watar vlaw. talary 4 UMlli. Ci valatcanl Canlir. IH Hwy 14 UrgaMly naadad. mult at willing to NTOINATIONAL OALLERIES T4IOM ralocata. Racanl high Khaal grada ISt E> Nawman Iprlnat Rd. Avallabla Immadiataly. All utlHttM Holmdal HUM Shrawtburv 7474H fraa. S17S mo. Ont month'! aacurNv arafgrrgtf. Oaad pay and oanllu raauirad. Ittojo, LINGUISTS Call U! ion callacl Army Op NURSE UN M/F - For nurtlng Tha Army naadt your ikllit. Train • ALL LIONEL TRAINS HIGHLANDS HILL STUDIO - All homa llolilNfl. aflar thortorooa Or Flyar. Top cath aapralial utllltm fraa. avallaMa Immadlala- Otjfanaa Lanauaaa InttHuta In Moo lion. MM par hour. Eac. trlnga REAL ESTATE SALES IM lttj Iv. «» ma On. month! lacurlty urn, calif. WKMHI* auiwi ASSOCIATE — ERA will provlda banatlli. Cll Atlantic Highland ANTIQUES — All klnda, bought lor natilnd. tti-caat. mm. Earn up to tlO.100 lor hitur Hurting Homa. HI 0*00. Mon.-Frl national advanlilng. rafarralt, training 4 luparvHlon. Cll for da tap cath. Mary Jam Roouv.lt An- MKJitIM and ue to UNO MHtUMM wily. 9-4 p.m. tlouai, in Eait Rlvar Rd., Rufnton HIOHLANDS — Walarlronl IMwl Thlt raoulrat tMCl«l paoola lain. ERA Malmad Raalty. I71UM •41 Hit. Mombar Appraliarl Aa- aparlma. Wvndmaar an to arraanta yaur Intarvlaw. call col Shrawtoury. On. badroom. living REAL ESTATE - Wa ara Butyl Wa •oclallon at Amarlca. room, dining ream, kltchan. ISM a HI NURSE RN M/F offar a 11-yr. rapulatlon far ara- mo., aim utTlllaaa. ill 50H or f saa. 532-2029 fattlanal aarvlca ta Ina graatar Rad 71 Merchandise 71 Merchandise ANTIQUES — OATEWAY AN ou could do baiurhara SI Help Want**) S3 Domestic Help TIQUES, Rl.. M and Homaiload KEANSBURG-lroamapt.tlM* . Army Opportunities prolaulonal training, For Sale For Sale LPN OK MEDICAL ASSISTAN It vou'ra Intaraiiad In providing an I ma. rant tacurltv. ctlltni nurtlng cara 4 working In ifwmaafatt lloar tlma. maulva ad A SINOLE PLATE >- To an antlra TP-HOO (M/FI — familiar with orlk. 4 trilling lupoort 4. a trkMWHv Haft RNS-LPNS-NURSES AIDE HOUSEKEEPER — Llvam pn- Mokkaaplna aracadurai to work I plaaunl lurroundlngi. wg Mvg |ut ag lupport 4 a Irlandly Mali. THE USED FURNITURE CENTER aitata Ltl ua tail for you it auction EANSBURO — CUM la baach and what vou'ra looking (or an our day Canlury 11 It tha No. 1 raal atlala (M/F) farrad, 1 adultl, Umpta cooking, APARTMENT-SIZE WASHER an a commllilon balli. Oatallt ahnlclan't ollka aarttlma, no Sat company. You can ba No I with ua. All shim AvallaMa •aautllul mrroundlngi. Cll HI «0» ORYER — 1 yri. old. Saan, haav 117 Shrawtbury Ava., Rag Bank 6•rttpalk. Far Information phono thin. Full tlma Apply In Mnon ^ . • Ita aaaul iaVSkw •Jfalo 4114511 or 111-44*1. WALSH ES- 717 4144 balwaan II 4 II man, Alt) 10-11 4 l:H to 110, Holmdal Can Call or wrlla Rogar Coiani, Canlurv Madkal Panannal Pool duty, aiklng IDS or bait affar allHI vejft*/ Ira^jTla* TATE AUCTIONS. valatcant Cantar. IN Hwy J4 II Catant Aaancy, 111 Rlvor Rd. 10 Monmouth SI. Rat Bank 741 Slot atlar I. TOP SOIL-VERY BUT Holmdal. t444M0 Fair Mayan, N.J. IM1I 741-TaM. 4111744 LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER — MlK. BOOKS WANTED - S canti far any ssrLPN/MEDICA*L ASSISTAN•T '- hautahaW dutlat. Including claanlna SOXES - CORRUGATEO Smalt, madlum, largo laa Full lima, tor Duty doctor'! otllca I For Moving 4 Staraaa. and far In Sam. day dallvary. 707-7127 hardcavar book In naoanabkt canal OFFSET STRIPPER - Pramlar REAL ESTATE MOLMOEL RNi 4 LPNt (M/F) — Full 4 part haWM, laundry, praparatlon al two CH 471 Ull aval. Rod Bar*. Ban. arafarrad. CI Yai. Wa Ara Hiring I7I-S _ . tlma, davt 4 avanlngi. irnmaaiata maali a day Ibraakfait 4 dlnnar). duilrlv A comolala Una af pack or tnau MMtal. thoa aaaandlna dua Io growth laak aging IUPPIIOI. Ul 4411 or 747 40H Ing hlghaualllv trainman •• Canlury 11, Ability Raalty, Bkr. opanino. May apply « Climlaa and can far lour chlWron. Ivt day i DON'T HAVE THAT SALE KNOLL WOOD Haalttl Cra Cantar, M0 Cantar Si, par Waak, 7 a.m.-?:10 am., 1:» TWO LIVING ROOM SETS — t Cath; high prlcM lor your imol MAINTENANCE POITION — POTcallaM banalltt. tacond Ihllt. CI REAL ESTATE SALES — A wall p.m.-I a.m., Mon.-Frl.; 7 a.m. 11 CABOOSE - Compmal. garaga lala Harm, plui anllouai . GARDENS faateod Railauranl. lalary baud on aS4-UM. • itabllihad Rumian offka It looking Ill 171-1771 dayi, Early Amarlcan 4 1 Modtrn. 1 a.m.. Sat. 1154 II par woaa. Mull atdraam tali, matlraii, tprlnot 4 t lawalry, conltnU af baMmanh, al in. Chan uowta lor um auaclatat. Cll lor appoint. RN IM/FI — I44MUT waak for In hava at Halt an alghth orada aduca. art tar Diana tlct. ate. Call H4-M1S attar a p.m. PART TIME — Ladlat or man 4 dralian. Duncan Fh vti dining room Eaclutlva 1 4 2 badroam apartmant. MANAGER 4 ASSISTANT — Rl mant, M-17M. tarvka tflractar. EMERY MANOR Iran with I yr. gup. Rapart to Rao CANNED SODA MACHINES taachart, work Irom homo on now NURSINO HOME, Malawa laMa with 1 chain. 741 MS7, Individual tat haallna 4 canlral air t lor Jmonin old raitauranl RECEPTIONIST-CLERK/TYPIST Bank Jab Sarvlca. Ill Monmouth condlilonlng. EacgMnl location. WMI. no llouor. In Monmoul talapnona program for major com SI.. Rad Bank, N.J. J.O. No. 4477UI VOLKSWAOON ENGINE IHS BUYS AND BUYS party. Earn tt to SI Par hr. CI — To work In Naptuna. Intarvlaw From an antlra hautofiatd ta a ilngla Jutt off Rl IS on Klnai Highway g ntv. Ownanhlp av.llabla ill-lisa or MM. and lypino tail alvan In Rad Bank. RN - Part lima, ana day par waak NO FEE CHAROEO. EacatMM condition. S17S. Ham. Antlqua lurnliura. Jawatrv, Ml* Eail (walking dlltanca N Foodtown • : Manatar. IK Can inn st Apply In parton, Elactro Impulta and vacation rallaf. No holldavt or LIVE-IN DOMESTIC — Oanaral COCKTAIL TASLS - 10 X 10 Inch, Call Ml 4HI var ImmadlaU cath. Tap. dollar. Shopping Cantar). Mow Yara. NY. iota. CALL 47I-OB1 til dally PART-TIME NEWSPAPER Laboratory, lit cnailnut SI., Rad waaktrtdi Pro ratid aanafltl t i H mania lag. bran Man. tin. saa Sal. WASHER - Whirlpool, rabulll. ll» •414m. MAN ICURIST — Ektarlancad. Dutv HOME DELIVERY Bank. N.J. An Eoual Opportunity Gariatric tMpariinca pratarrad far child can. 44 hr. a «*.. m davi. only. Call H4-4K7 with 1 yaar warranty. Call Eaton Mon. ta Sat.. 4:10 ta 1:10 a.m., ar Emplovar. MILITARY - Unltormi. madali. Mil talon. Cll Tuat.-Sat. no lire Innovmtlva naw program. Contac S1S4.1I a wk., I mat. a>aartanca town TV 4 Appllanct. 541-0400. bayonati, guni, lay taMlari Mcwta't Placa Sun only. 1 Io ) a.m. Mlddlatown SMan Hall, Arnold WalUr Adulttm raoulrad Cll WWI. COLONIAL LIVING ROOM SET - araa, auaMlthad rauta. no collocl REFRIGERATION MECHANIC — Day Cara Cantar, 7I74M0. Llka naw. MOO WATERBEDS — Itmadali o MATURE MINDED LIVE IN —Ing. 747 1141 Sail uarWr far atwmMv of cuilom WOMAN - To cara lor aortlaHv nt-47SI MODERN APARTMENT - Natr cooling ivMomi. lull lima Indoor SALES — Outlldo, knowlidaa al ORIENTAL RUOS — Porilan, CM Irantportallon Bolt tlma ta call II Ovtr 21 vrt. ow. to work In rott dllablad woman. Rafarancal 4 car nata. Caucailan. I'll buy any alia, Mm with aMarly. 44t ma PART-TIME 1001 Auto Parti Dll work. Eaparlanca rogulrad. Apply In hardwara 4 mill luavllai nalpful atianllal. UI-tMI. CRia — Hlghchalr, car taal. I oafora noon. Call 4tS«4tt. Irlttltara conllnuad growtn craalot parton to Elaciro impuita Labara- Contact Mark Gala, Oala't In twa racking horioi. condltian, amount. Call BM474. ory, IMS Corllat Aya . Naptuna. dutlrlll Supply. Kovaort. 144 BOO RIO BANK - Sacond floor apt., MECHANICS 717 0371 4 7I7-M0 TICKETS - Laaklnt far 4 Io I. good r Ivala antratta, no pall, lacurllv 4 varilliad "doing tfimSXfwon N J An Eaual Opportunity Em oat. I altar 1 p m. Situations Wanted 72 OaraaaSalas lit kali to Iha Polar Allan Concarl, al Far haayy dlatal aoulprmnl wantad Savaral oaanlnai, Eatt Brumwlck 1 If. SMS. 544 1175 Mutt bo willing 10 work Ions noun Daily-Sunday tha Cardan Slata Art Cantar, July Kayport, WoodDrldaa. Eaparlanci SCIENTIFIC/TECHNICAL Female Yard Sales letfi. Pitata call tw-wo-im. Caparlanca nol raqulrad. High not natataary. wa will train you RESTAURANT TRAINEE IED BANK — I room apt. In nko achool gradt undar IS. call collact id h Eac. location, haal 4 Houri aart-tlma waakandl. althar I ASSISTANT MANAOER will train, no oaoarlonco nacataarv APARTMENT SALE - Maying. Aa TURN YOUR DIAMONL saioit or 1 dayi. Woakdavi wa hava mam- Minimum 1 vaart axaarlanca. 17 15 Call Mon.Wad., f a.m. 1:10 CHILD CARE — In my homa, any REGISTER DOLLARS - Conv.rl OW Jay o Ing, aftarnoon S avanlna houri aga. Satfard ana. •artad Itamt. OrauarI t 4 baby bad Army Ooaortunlllai knowladgo of front of houtO ooara . »1 wiw/n far aaaalnt nsAWhitaSt., Ealentawn, Tuaatay. Caih DON PON'S JEWELERS Will Jssrssat avallabla or combination af aaava. Ion auantlal. Sand ratuma to ssatataM MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Call anytlma aalwaan t a.m. a, II Mat Classified Ads All waak. twaan lilt 7 a.m. Fart lima. luty doctor'! oHIca Ivalyn't Saafoad Raitaurant. 107 DEPENDABLE - Rallabla, honatt RED BANilKt 7- aKo. W apt., tad a.m. lor appolnlmant M4-I700 Man Main St.. Balmar. N.J. 077H SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER - OARAOE/YARD/HOUSEHOLD floor |W par ma., na utHHkM. Na wmt lypino auantlal. 4 davt I hrough Sun. ylalura mlrtdod. aaaartancad In ac woman wanlt la do domaitlc hawa at low as PAIRED AND JEWELRY Dl «nk. 4 1 hourt a day. 114« Iblt hourl claanlna 4 Ironing In Fair Havtn. SALE — Man.. 4/21-Sun., 4/21. tSVt tlONED. 7tl Rlvar Rd.. Fair pall. Prafar adultl. Sacurltv. RETAIL , counli racalvabM/payroll/bank rgc Si. Nkimai PI., Rad Bank. Havan. N.J. I4141S7 747-1171. 5 7 a.m. anlv. Haply «o« NIK. Tha Dally Rag onclllallon, typing a mutt, rnadlca Rumian. Saa Bright. Monmoath Mar. Shrowtburv, N.J. 07701. PART TIME BOOKKEEPER - » Baach. Mlddlalown 4 Shjtwlbury. houri a waak. Call FULL & offka. Lang Branch. Sand ratuma ta 49.5 cents OARAOE SALE —.Sat.. Sun.. 10-4 MEDICAL SECRETARY — Lane Boa vnt, Tha Dally Raglitar Houri aralromt Io4 Salary SIS Plui tar Una. par day p.m. Alto alno pono tabta, froatfna IM Commercial 101 Commercial Branch, good typing tklllt. Call mSas PART TIME ShrawlOury, N.J. 07701 but Ian. Call marnlnn 10 to II: IS. laatag an nan-cammarclal rafrltarator, dahlmldlllar, Samavar PART TIME EVENINGS — Iggal gvanlngt attar s p. IMay Intartlan) lamp iu North Lovofl Ava , Llttla Rentals Rentals ill am bttwaan IO n or young adultl. Craw work, ova- POSITIONS SECRETARIAL — Sharp. accuraU ritarancai Sllvar. 747 5MS MEDICAL SECRETARY — Mall nlngt Man. thru Frl. alto all day AVAILABLE VPrlt, handla phono wall, lama an For FAST RESULTS tlma, racaptlon, typing 4 ganaral Sat. Call Harold sulntald. Ul MX, parlanca In Ihlpplng, billing. 4 a« LIKE TO OET AWAY FOR THI GARAOE SALE - Sat.. Juna 17 4) WEEKEND? — Will aabytlt. my HllltWa PI.. Fair Havan, oil Buana otllca managamanl. Ralatad •»• Mon Frl.. IS p.m. EST PRODUCTS COMPANY, porting. Naw onicat. Eatantown AT LOW COST RED BANK parlanca nacataarv. Sand ratuma to Call H4-O00. Lima Sllvar homi. any aaa wal Villa, ftanolr print In larva antlaua PMK INNtTMAl ITACf 'ART.TIME AD TAKER — Ta work marka't largatt catalog thaw- coma. Call 041-S71I allar s a.m. frama, 6rtM»r. tac. thaoa. Antlaua 3«o So. n. * Km la. n. a* haa 2soo so FT. OF onafe ma mi Box N in. Tha Dally Raglttar, 1 •on call" for CltullM Dlpaiimanl oom morchandltar hat Immadlata ECRETARY - Eaaarlancad In phone waadan bawl, gatatat tabla, log I mck«w. I2 cannot, nilgai toaoVg. laa) hckxM. pnvaa paunjnj. mymy ShrawHjurv. N.J. 07701. ull I oart tlma aatlllont avallabla of ThaDally Raglitar Typing and ypino 4 liana; dlvanlllad dutlai; MOTHER WISHES TO BABYSIT - cabin oullt. P..VOK parllno UcordoorMoaqu« rattoMb* laa otnM ranMcn MIDDLETOWN SWIM CLUB — ACCURATE loaning a muil Plaal •od oraanliallonal Ul Far taachar In my Fair Havon homa, - onpmrioi Had B putlc >m •at.oooO«a«ollo« MkMoBcaB i 707-0111 Laural. turtlng In Sapl Call 741-tatl. REGISTER KITCHEN CABINETS — Bottomi, can S» r Soaking Illaguardl, twlm Inilruclor. ant working candrUant. Fttata call SALES MS; ral rloaralori, I JO, Plailk buck- dlvlno Instructor and aulttant man- >aggy Nolan. Ml 4000. Exi uj. Da- RELIABLE, MATURE WOMAN - cell agar. Call for Inlarvlaw. t7l-SM7. waan y and 1. ERVICE PERSON — Far Meal Classified Ads •1. SI,' tlavat. 17-11 Laroy PI.. Rad MMIOO COUNSELORS aavoan aarvlca company. Fun tlma Wlthii babyiltllno alona with " Ik, Mon. Frl., laa Art ar Lai Plar, 74M10O MILITARY POLICE PART TIME NEWSPAPER ampfoymartt. vaar round, Orlvar't hauaawark. Hava na car. SMITH. 542-1700 Icama raoulrad. Prlvlout an CALL Sam* today HOME DELIVERY CASHIERS TUTOR — Slata cartlllad taachor. LINCROFT — 71 Swimming Rlvar Army Oeeortonlllai Mon. to Frl.. 10:10 a.m. to 11:10 parlanca not naccattarv, will Iraki. am grammar ichool tubtact. Call Toll-Pno from Malawan Ana Good nartlng talary, atlracllya Ir Rd, Juna U 4 to. 104.. laathar 7171417 oc 4TS-UI4. brlafl. clothlna 4 collicllblal MOTEL ROOM CLEANING outa, no collacllng. 7471141. WAREHOUSE no. banain packaga Cll to apply Pan-tlma, mornlngt noun. Includ- PERSONNEL M-M0I, t am . 4 P.m. TUTOR - Fully-cartlllad alaman S66-8100 Ino waakandl Slaady work. Mutt •ERSON — To claan otllca. 1 noun lary. 110 ear hour. In my homo. ach night, Man. through Frl. Call SHOWROOM MOR. (RETAIL) Toll Fraa Irom Mlddlatown Area MIODLETOWN - in Mamlltonlan Make It Yourself hava own car. For Inlarylaw call or that, polltlonl, wo orfar com- 74711(0 altar I. Dr. Samathlng for tvoryana. An 041111) S41NCO patlllva talarlat, banatlli and many mntadlato apanlng for aggrgtalvg 671-9300 Homi, plna 4 mapla (urnllura, ap har slum. For moro Inlormallon. •nilinlHtljlbs gTjTVTjv a gPalvA g mI ga i prv WJttakr pllancai, clothai, lampt, tpaakart, PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION PonHbllltUi intlud*: P/L. SS Situations Wanted NURSESRN's ft LPN'S Wa'll train you la laam to kaaa aata apply In aartan, Monday DESKS. FILES - TabUn. chain, tovt, vacuumt, blcvcl.1, booki. and NURSE'S AIDES M/F rough Friday. 10 A.M. ta s P.M. at MfChMMlltlns, buying. Salir- coot much mora. Juna lt.J0.2l, 10-4 p.m. ompany racoraa. Good opportunity il iKapi> p#l nVaVot Mala addlna machinal. Ivaawrltari, of MOMEMAKERS or talt-itartar racant high tchaol llca aaulpmant, ale. at bargain No oarlv calktrt. HOUSEKEEPERS 4 LIVE INS anfrdantlal la Bo« v-no, Tha Dally orkai Naw ar uaad. * AC. DESK Full or parl tlma. naodad lor Norm gradt. Call 111 Mil Army op BEST ' ' '. Shrawiburv. N.J. 07701. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE — portunltlat. ALL AROUND YAM) WORK - OUTLET, US* Rl. IS. Oakhurll Applique Quilt! Manmauth araa. High pay. No loo. PRODUCTS IDINO CREW HEEDED — Tap Traat cut guttart, oaragai claantd. JlllttO. Call tor Inlarvlaw at Paopla Cara. Fraa ammatal. 74I4M. Harding Ava., KamMirg. IN Broad St.. Rad Bank. SIO-tM or OUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR COMPANY natch only naad apply. Call Ut-fSOl DINETTES - Naw. Mat, SIM.M. YARD SALE — a Coopar Rd.. Mld- 1 Rlvtr Rd,, Brlallt, N.J. S2M411 — Elactro/machonlcal for In-proc to Highway » COLLEOE STUDENTS) - Ea- Malal, |4t is. K.O. Sharp'! ott a, final. Eapgrlanca raaulrad. Eatanlawn. N.J. 07714 dlatown. mar Falrvlaw School. earlancad palntan 4 carpantan. Furnltura. 17J Hwy It, W, Thuri., Juno IS, • a.m. to 4 p.m No ORGANIST/CHOIR DIRECTOR - Apoly In portan, Elaclro Impulto natanaaM rain. Ml iw i. Kiantburg. Dally 14 a.m.; Sal. IS Malhodltt Church, ImmadlaU ooar. Laboratory, 1OK Cor Ikl Ava.. Nap- Eaual Opportunity .o5osS •arlv call.rt* Mo iso 701*0309. una. Eoual Oaaortunlly EmaWyar. Emptovar. M/F/H National niwtaaoar concarn laaki LIGHT CARPENTRY — Painting 4 p.m. •lapnona ardar clarki for local of hautahoM rapalri. FILL DIRT FOR SALE 76 Auction Sales Iko. Salary 4 commlulon. plui Call I7I477S Dallvarad locally. bonui. No isparlanca nacauarv. I WHY DO IT YOURSELF? — Ex- S41 son ar 111-M40 p.m t;10 p.m. 4 Sal. mornlno. For PUBLIC AUCTION Intar y law, call Mr. Brown al SO-4001 parlancad Inlarlor^alarlor houta FURNISHING ON A LOW palntan avallaMa tar any tin lot> Sat.. Juna 17. io a.m., Llttla Sllvar. Applique is the wiy to mike anar iw P m auDOETt — Chock tha USED IH1 MO 4 houtahald contintl Saa Call Andy 747 S7I7 FURNITURE CENTER OF RED tins churning qujit. SUPERINTENDENT — Rgtlrgd, our ad In Thuriday't Dally Raglitar. BANK. Flna nirnltura far latt. 117 WALSH ESTATE AUCTIONS, The design is distinctive, th« hava own tooli. Apartmant and Snnwatury Ava. 4tl-451l or 471 IM •alary. Call S41 5471, IS Man. thru play ol punt against print ifiinsi Sal. OIANT FURNITURE SALE — cut your Earklay Catarat. ocaan Ava., 77 Pets And Livestock solid color most effective. Pat- TEACHERS NEEDED — Ona 4th Atbury Park, tl noon. Tuat. Evary tern 707: lour patch pattern grada 4 ana Stn 4 aw Sckmca da. thing prlcad to gai pojvnfflQfHfili Sii%d roXuffVi, copv €1 el Business pieces, charts, yardaies single IranKr Ipt 4 canillcatlon 4 lattanaf GUITARS POR SALE - Otbaon and 72X103", double quilt 89X103" costs with racammandalkti la San v-ltt, Tha Opportunities Paavav. Baal and aMctric, Silt ABC'S OP OBEDIENCE - II balng Dally Raglttgr. Shrawtkurv. N.J. firm, with cam. 717 7444 offtrad by tha OwnarHandMr-t Ai 07701. uclatlon for baolnnarl through ad- $2.00 for each pattern. Add BOUTIQUE — Growing. arofrlaMa HAMMOND tV BALDWIN vancad. Clattat ttart July i. wamant attln. Fair Havan location. 4tJ JH7; aflar 4/JI2474t. 50< each pattern for pottsie SNM0. AvallaMa Immadlalaly. Call PIANO AND ORGAN end handling Send to these big TEACHERS - Uppar arada Math 4 7414404/142 TITO. Engllih Taachart lor Catholic CENTER Advanced And Beginners Elamantarv School! In Mlddlatown DRAIN/SEWER CLEANING All models In stock. DOG TRAINING area. Sand raauma ta Saa N-ltJ. Tha BUSINESS FOR SALE We ara Number One In Bavthora Dog Club. 7414041 Dally Ragltter, Shrawabury, N.J. •412111 . 07701. service, reliability and ALL BREED SHOW HANOLINO - DRY CLEANINO EUSINESS LOWEST PRICES. OHarad by tha Ownar HandWr «i TIRE CHANGER — Mull bo l« Oraat Manmauth County location- laclallan. Claiiat bagln July I. NMdlwnfi Dtp). 61 M0 MAIN STREET 541-4152 or m-|M4. parHncad. Rad Bank Tin C. Ihrlvlng builnatt with lang tarm ASBURY PARK, NJ. 07711 INFLATION FIGHTERS 747-1404 laata avallabM. And option an araa- 775-MOO COLLIE PUPS — SabM 4 wtlllt. arty H datlrad. Ownar wHI alva AKCraglitand, raadv July 4th. SIS) ThiDillyRaflltltr TRAFFIC CLERK — Full tlma. •< tarmi. Atk for mla Pavlli. callam opportunity for Individual a»- Opan dally M, Sat. Ill S to SW, Cll ats-aril. HEDGE TRIMMER — 10", LIHIa ERA-JAMIE PAVLIS IS" MAGNAVOX COLOR TV —BIKES — Schwlnn mlddla wafaht parMncad In motor carrtar ratal 4 Raal Ettala For your convtnlanca. Sun. by appt. EE PUPS Gaod condlllon. conufa modal, Pino SIO. Pauaaot man't IS" S1S0Wondar, fair cond., SSO. traffic procedural. Cll 411 1100 far FREE PU to. If 1,0M CkttHt Stt., Now Call O417WI appalntmant or land ratuma la HOT DOO CART — All Italnlati To I ad homa. Cll cablnal, Madltarranaan itykt. iiu M44MS. tttal, lall-contalnad, complata 71711*1 I**;*! WU3. fflfrt li. , Call 707-7407. Charmt Co., Ham Mill Rd., Fraa NURSERY SCHOOL — Par la. M COLONIAL HUTCH — • drawari, KITCHEN SET — S.PC.. SSO, Hoovar hold, N.J. 07711 Eaual opportunity u raadv logo. Only SIOMand vou'ra In Mams, Ha, Pttttni NtahW upright vacuum claanar, SM. Elac- Slata cartllkd. Wrlla Bo» EM. Tha tualnaaa. 471 44tt FREE TO GOOD HOME - Largt JPIECE DINING ROOM SET - dark plna. light ovar mirror, mull ba Dally Raglatar. Shrawiburv, N.J. lovoabta mala dog, aliarad, royal TaMa. china cioial, dratiar with •aan to appraclaU Aiklng 1100 trie broom SIS, couch, Sat. 1444*14 See the greatest craft show 1114. watch dog, hall gnat Dana. Call drawari. aac. cond., 1100 call 7174114. TELLER — Pan-tlma aaaartancad. IBM TYPEWRITERS an-tno. em! NEW 1981 NEEDLECRAFT «ltJ7) LAWN MOWER — Elactrlc Saart PKata contact Mrt. daman al PIZ2A BUSINESESS AnAndd building, RENTAL *22-*a per mo. CATALOG-ovei 172 designs. 3 COUCH —SIM with chair, hlahaack Cralliman, vary goad cond., SIS. Shrewaburv Stala Bank, M 7700 Io wwit h s-roosroom apt. uaataln. wall-aa- GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES AIR CONDITIONER — Oanaral MI up an Intarvlaw. tabllthadbll . P.OPO. Bo a JtlJtl, KaantburaK , Rani with option to buy I714M7 — Black 4 tan, champion bloodllna. free patterns insidt II 00 Elacirlc, 2IM1S. mult Mil, moving, chair us. KITCHEN CABINETS — Ranavat Hoalth and tamparamant guaran- SIS. 7074410 mornlngt. nt-itta LOVESEAT — Colonial ttyta. mint TYPIST — Part.tlma. I:*) ta ):», ing houtt. S yri. old, with oak ralud 1. 747 4105 Monday thru Friday. SS warn a AIR CONDITONER — 11400 B.T.U. DINETTE SET - 7-ptaCa. SISO I Oondltlan. Aiklng 1150 or Ml altar. Banal daon. O.E. coak laa. O E.ull St». ilovo with haatar »ioo. propana bail offar. mutt. Good working condition!. U Money To Loan claan own, putchar Mack waad haalar SIS. alactrlc hot walar haatar . H417M IBSK Shrewtburv ana. Wrlla Baa Z 170, HAY FOR SALE Tha Dally Raglttar, Shrawasury, t. HORSES BOARDED jus. racllnar jis, and tabta S« LOVESEAT - Colonial itylo. mint muu attar 1 p.m. N.J. 07701. CASH FOR VETERANS TRANSPORTATION ELECTRIC OUITAR — And caw condition Aiklng list or bail offar Fraa Oavammant Brachurat LIVING ROOM SET — 1 PC., Madl- LAY UPS AIR CONDITIONERS — Whirlpool, with naw ampmiar 175 or will Iraaa 1444101. VETERANS (STOP) tarranlan cruihad valvat. EMC. 717-1777 WOO E.T.U.. 110 volli tSOO B.T.U. tor uarMM fraaiar 171-1414. Many option! avallaWa far ra-an- Laaal action.agio rapoatatilon cond.. SIM. MM100 balora 114 afiar Cool, Cool, Cool! prjnted Pattern MATCHINO SOFA — And chair, t llitmani naw. Chanca ta train In naw Wilbulll, 210 voltt. tlnglt phatt. UN yr. old, S17S. homa foroclolura-harraiilng cradl- HIMALAYAN KtTTENS — 7 waakl. aach, llrm. Can ba Intpactad at ELECTRIC RANGE — IB", con tklllt. Chalca of homa port/typo af lor tacllci "Ellmfnalo all financial lint iholi, CFA roalltarad, Chan't Powtr Tail Sarvlca Station, IMP. You may ba alhMMa far aptms tljor n#w oovirnnafant MOTOR OENERATOR — t-KW. aaaLblua, 4 llama polntt. Blua 4 117 Hoy IS north, MMdMown. Bath - a p.m. POOL FILTER — Mutkln. 1 h.p., bonui. Oat In. lacli now. Cll Navy MS oroartmi and tat antra cam SDa. woodon wan banch with 1 blua^raam avallabla aarly July In uM» hava baan claanad, lubrkalad SSO. Slngar vacuum. SIS. I a.m./l:M p.m. X!U4-»54l/a» for aiio". No cradlt nlactt, 14 hourwood vlcat anachad. SSO. Maala vounaar Illtar. Champion blood I*Y tlT«u.i 4 >aitad by bait local tarvka com. FOLDING STROLLERS — (4) Par- 7411175 IWrvl n I I^BJffl • reaunt. Si Plant alaa far non-vou. chait of drawin 4 wardroot wrlh Inai. Stud tarvlco alto avallabla. panv 4 aronouncad good at now. ago, SIO Cooco 110; 1 datum N.J. Mil trai »»m-at» Oattloa chair to match. AnHava chain. '41-ogti. Hadilrom. attachaMo, HO aach. REDWOOD CHAISE LOUNOE — WAITRESS/WAITER - Eap'd. aar- N.J. gw-SW-ltii. draiilna taala, aawlnt Hand, glrl'i AIR CONDITIONER Tata-Tat club chair, colorful IV or lata ihlll dntalna laMO with banch, mirror, HOLMOEL — I box tullt, tack 741-4411. MONEY AMERICA aklrt, bad tklrt ta match. Batgg rial, 7100 B.T.U.. SIOO cuthlon, all far Ills. 4Usm. call M-tMt Howgll. N.J. Hi-Wat room, 1 larga paddock! 4 hay loft lor Cll 471 T14S FUEL OIL TANK - MS galloni. 11X17. Ill Illl ar SSt-MtS. ant. Call P. Zallart. Raaltor claan. *H. Will dallvar. Call 741-0510 REFRIOERATOR — O.E., 11 cu. WAITERS/WAITRISSES — For APARTMENT5IZE WASHER - ft., HC. cand. slot. French doori. part tlma waakindi, mutt ba It. Call MOVING MUST SELL — All for- And dryar. Ilka naw, aiklng S100. H"al'r' S7S oa. Alumlum ikrm lfi-0114. mica dlnatta tat. aac. cond., SISO. Button into it—and tenet it! Cll ni-tlTl. SARAOE DOOR — And hardware. door. »"u'r- SM. 1 aluminum Chain, hrthrltgr, lamat, rocord norm window!, »«44 In aa: Tlrai, WAITRESSES/WAITERS — All NEW HAY loots fresh, feels comfortable all •landard Ilia, vary good cond., SIS. ihim Muil ba anaarlancad. Apply plavart, tapa alavir, aata a andt, ATARI — TV gama, aac. cond., Call 7414)147. 1 F7I.14 with rim SIS. S OR70-1S 110 crvltal chandallar, bookt. ttc. through your most hectic day. No udal I cartrldoai, originally aa. Uaad brkkt II canti aa. In panan. Raa Dinar, 117 Waal Front Tim. 4 All. mla. Pickup Mi flaw. Sat J will Mil tor stSO or bail affar. 741-4011 St., Rad Bank 71 Merchandise Far attarnoon. altar t. SISO par bata. A. waist stem-wear it lotat and MSS GAS WALL OVEN — Magk Chaf, Wllllamt, MS W. Rlvordala Ava., Mowing « waist-nipped. Send! Avcade, laparata brollir with REMODELING — Plna cablnatl la WANTED — Parttlma baokkaaaar. Sale Tlnlan FaJH or call HS-MH. .ABY SWING — Sll. umbralla M^MA.OR.^N^ Printed Pattern 9337: Misses Itralhjr, U. Carrlaga conyortl to a Rumwn/Saa Brlaht araa. Cll Mr. WAREHOUSE PRICES OLD ENOLISH SHEEPDOO — 1 Sizes 8. 10, 12,14,16, 18. Sin ttrallar, SJO Pony-Pal walkar. IIS Clark at S10-4HOO gftar a p.m. vrt. old naada goad homa with yard, 12 (bust 34) takes 2 3/8 yards Sgtur, S5.1 mavlg camarai. 1100 4 G.E. STOVE - Eac. cand. SIS* or RV AIR CONDITIONER — 3 LINES FREEHOLD MUSIC withi paganpagan., iCall IM-SN4. US. BJua aval ana rua, sis. Call bait offor. DuoTharm. SHI. SMap-tofa, claan. WANTED IMMEOI4TELY - RE01STEREOISTEI O QUARTER 60-iiKh fabric. J&0117. fair cond., SIS. 7471751. Caramk Inttructar, aria 4 carfti 5 DAYS CENTER WRSEUSES-S - *Alta tan arada naran. BABY STROLLER — Eac. cond. OOWNS — Mothar af Brlda. Onam SOFA - Vary gaod condition, SIM or Imtruclor. aanlar counoalan. Call RT. t im mlkM narth al clrclal SUO 4 ua. I7M7IS. 544-tnt barfora) bafan I p.m. Call 717-aMI. Man. thru Wad. altar l flit 14-11. I7S. Plua Mua prom-typa. bail otfar. $3.30 See. KM h» sack eoNm. am, anvtlma otharwlia. 110, S4S. H4IU1. X1-0S1S Stratnmora Balh 4 TarnUi Club. (201) 462-4730 Ltoyd Rd., Matawan. MONTHLY RENTALS PROM 17.50 MD 50* hr tack satavitei ORAPE VINES — Satdltlt TIRES - Summit!. G 70-14 law than Tha Raglitar FAMILY ADS (Intla-. BICYCLE — Huffy lipaad. t lion FMMan) can aau your un- MgMha aM. partjet canatllan, S70 or SI.00 aach, II far lioJo. Latt otrar. too ml.. I7S a l WANTED — MachaMc for amaa. m^m m* tmm£lmt tK bait atfar. 747*111. mant rldat. Cll naadad Kami far you aukkly. PIANOS - OROANS SIBERIAN HUSKY — Pamala. Irlih MarchandtM far labj ONLY tjavlCen VVg'v'VVVay StlaQ •aW' VIvtJTB Sattar, famala. AKCnahtond. to Orlelrujtlna from haMgahfllrl nat aa- TUSTINO PIANO CO. ., SIQt. 707-7404. RK AT HOME — Tyaltl. ban caadlng a Hla arlca of 1100 par Our trth Yaar ZODIAC FLEA 4 TICK - Pawdar. ..Jagg ktval tyaa afttar aaaka work •rtkl. Atbury Park 775-0444 ahampaa, caMart. Naw In Mack. $ 30 saat Kams a tvelal. vat our IBM tvaa- PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. Oean t lot Tankt AtaiiMapla Ava.. T47-M40 wrtnan far ratyaWt eallagg. taclwl- Each additional Una, 11.00. Ng dlt- MARIAN MARTIN cal t tclantif M taMaatka 4 Jaumala. count II cancalad baton oaplratKm. RAILROAD TIES — Naw. Ta ouallfy aand full aackaround da- No chanaaa M copy Blcvcles/ 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Hava gamotMnt la tallt Pnona Piltirn Dipt. 420 Imum H Iram a Mat avatlaMa REDECORATINO — 1 ptac. ate- Mini Bikes M haun, minimum It houri gar waak llonal couch, pint twa chain, van with a4ca.ua al aur Mam 1 tlmat a goat) cand.. sat. Alta crib wrih lika 1170 YAMAHA MOPED — Eac. TkiDillylto|itl(f FOR SALE PRICE UP TO '200 VFaTsSPIf WSJ gaT/taatTftr CtWa gVOa/SJalBJ p ^Tyftw 542-1700 naw mattnti, %U iltlaU. cond., ltaatd dual ranaa. MSI. lalKaraannal Manatar J.M. Patl. khwinn HVtpaad. gnan, MS. Aak Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items araohlc, 101 Hwy. M, Bait THE DAILY REFRIOERATOR - AaartmaW far Pal, 47t-*t74. ' quickly. Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Kaanaaurg. N.J. ant. •In. rabullt wMh I vaar warranty, REGISTER SI4f. Cll EatonWwn TV 4 Ap- MOPED net—Oanaral, white, tac. umns now under a separate distinctive heading , SI labyslttiM/ChlM Items originating Irom your household may be sold «2 Wast lttti Car* CLASSIFIED ADS RELOCATION SALE - Purnttara lor up to $200 00 (formerly $100.00) per article. laarki, tavlngt 50% to 400%. Lrtba 10011. Met ANDERSEN WINDOWS 4 OOORS Htvar UahalMrv, Sllvgnlda A«g. •«a> Spartl Equipment Price lor each item must be mentioned. nr, an mi... NEEO BABYSITTER — Aga 11/up, STERLINO SSILVEI R — Oraaag tlawaakialaummar,7:lla.m.-4:4J BBaraau a patttm by Wallaca, 4 nay SNOWMOBILE — Navar baan uaad. NEW SPRINC-SUMMER 1M1 p.m. Twa chUdran. agat tl 4 7. ntv aruaad S-ptacptac. aaMca atHMaa. PMng Eac. cand. 7I7-I4B1, balwian I 4 to PAnERN CATALOG brings you Pi.tttmo. ANTIQUE WALNUT DESK aa-t744aa744,, ManMan.. mm Pn., t a.m. ta I pm.sino TERRIFIC SAVINGS on time, p.m. anlv. BBoat aflar ayar SW par work, money with oner 100 fast, Call 542-1700 Haca aatllna. IZ Swlinmina Pools point taat f Oatl anar S. easy patterns. Plus free pattern No discount II cancelled before expiration. ANTIQUE VICTORIAN COUCH - TV — Zaattn u" caur, rebuilt, all coupon (|2 Value). Catalog, tl. CLEANINO PERSON — waaa caatnat. SM wW11 vaar war- OVAL POOL - 11111414', all ac- 9337 SIZES 8.18 \ No changes in copy. MlaMa. hava car. Cll bal ranty. Cll Balonlovm TV 4 Aa- •HrMa aM dack. Ilka raw; USt. auatica. IP lam 101 Apirtmtnti 100 Commercial 131 Houses For Sale 1S4 Recreation*! Rentals TUESDAY. JUNE 23,1981 The Daily Register 19 Vehicles Ic) Tha etllmatad coat ol Plication hereundtr of tald d RED BANK C«NT*)AL - OCEANPON I pur pot* Is equal to the amount oil payment, nesoiiabt* bands art h 1» Ktantburg 24S Union Btach KEVFORT - TOW to ft., loading _ t IfcaaVoarn colonial, t-car oav appropriation herein matte Umotar by authorlied to be Issued In FIMform. 11,110. raoa, kitchen, dlnMa room, living 1H7 YELLOWSTONE CAVALIER principal amount af ti4,l being tha amount of tha taM upon receipt of a bona lid* bid a provided th* employe* It still In tha Call IM-MOO reamm,, ffamila y room with fireplace TRAILER - If, »•*«! 7 or I, good pursuant to the Local Mod Law are further located in an R-1 rtslda* ls baths, thape, taw It home for SUM. Call payment tar laid pur pot* llalione: return of tto Contract Documents employ of th* Board of Health at tto lv baths approximately V> acre M Section 4. In anticipation of I LITTLE SILVER - 10M M. ft., tint •411114 Section Jta). Tht ..... 1. A minor subdlvlton, dividing t good condition within is days aft time this salary ordinance ll Ittuance of taM ' premises Into two lots. Lot M the bid date. tdooted. t3v|l% Mortgage Available COACHMAN TRAILER 1*71— I7W. bond anticipation note* art hereby hereby author lied and th* Pun ijfifi***** jrt, 1. uum. for th* financing ot which saM containing 2010 41 square ft* PropoMli must to made on SECTION III. All ordinances or fully sell contained, mint, th auihorliad to bt ittutd pursuant lloalkms ar* lo be Ittutd It and Lot HOT, containing 22)0 Standard Proposal Forms In ts of ordinances, or resolution* or OFFICE IFACE FOR RENT - OCEAN TOWNSHIP _ WavtUe light weight, SI Jap mtuo and within tha limitations p. square feat; manner designated In tha Contra parts of resolutions Inconsistent RIO BANK - B.autllul Small scribed bv tht Local Bond Law A bjdroonn. ti.wi,,, .11 „,„ • offf HwvH . 19IS, IIn DODGE OPEN ROAO Iffl — Van, Tht purchase of radios lo 1. A tot fronlafle variance for Lo Documents, must to enclosed In herewith ar* hereby repealed Hailot. ask for Nick or !^* hi"" bond anticipation notes Issued he 34,01, Ptrmlttlng *• Ml. frontage >*al*d envelope bearing tha name SECTION IV. This ordinance plUncoi. balconies, etc . u» to I Joanne. motor home, Bat stove, oven ft haat. under shall mature at such tlmtt used bv various Township dtp* Plus utilities. 141-im MM. Nt points, M foot S11-O9O3. Mono-toll*!, refrigerator, air cendl ments These radios shall Incli 1. A front yard setback variance to and address of tto Bidder and I shall lake tffect Immediately upon may bt determined bv the chief nam* of th* work on the outtid* its adoption and Publication accord- RED BANK - 04 White SI, ttcond Honing, dual battery, new llret. ft nanclal officer; provided that but not bt limited to mtbll rod Lots 1*01 and J4-M; RIO SANK - Magnificent RELOCATING7 — Dttlrt UtUttormt a many extras t.too 71107M 4. A rear yard setback variance addressed lo th* Township of M ing to law. • floor, uo H. ft. Air condltlonod, note shall mtturt later than a able radios and pagtr units. dleiown and mutt to accompanl PUBLIC MOTIC1 bedroom TOWMMUM. IMO plus „ prlvata parking. Palla wlndowt. lion about new erear Call DARRARRAAH year from Its date, Tht notes irti Tha estimated maximum Lots 14 01 and 14 01, lias Washer-dryer conntcll ASSOCIATES. Reallort, 741-HSt1HSt . HOLIDAY TRAVEL TRAILER bv a statement of Consent of Sur* Tht foregoing ordinance wa»Jn carpet. »soo par mo. plut ullllllet. bear Interest tl tuch rale or rat amount of bonds or notet to be it i. A side yard variance for L from a Surety Co. authorlitd lo Call 741-ntlO. 1*73, 22'. fully equipped, like ntw, and be In such form as may sued for taM purpos* It at slated J4.01, troduced and passed on first reading RUMSON ARIA with or without If TO Ford 210 9/4 ton business In the State of New Jerse at a regular meeting of the Board of RED BANK - 1 or 1 bedratm, Call far our Ire. brochures determined bv th* chief flntnc Section 1 hereof. t. A minimum lot coverag* va and acceptable to tha Township RED BANK -41 Wait From St., iOO pickup, perfect cond, many extras officer. Tht chl*f financial offlc •nee for Lots 34 01 and M.03. Health, of Ih* Borough of Union • mo., plu> electricity Adult! on MFM OROUP, REALTORS (c) The estimated cost of sa Mlddletown and a bid guarantee Beach, on Wednesday Junt 17, 1M1, no ptli Available July 1. Walk tg. It Air conditioned Prlvata park- HOtm shall determine all matters In Co PUT post Is Mtial to tht amount of t Tht above variances and tu the Township for not lass than t Ing. Palla windows ft carpal, S179. 10 Rldga Rd , Rumtan mmi ntctlon with not*s Issutd pursuant division w*rt granted upon tht e and will come up for final considera- dittance M downtown Red B. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT appropriation herein mad* thtrtf percent (10%) of tto amount b tion and passag* tl a regular meet Call after I p.m I4I41U per mo. pint irtllllloi. Call 7417100 RUMSON PLUS FINANCING - iMs ordinance, and th* chief Una th* *KC*U thereof over the tald ti press condition that the appllcan except that th* bid guarantee Chock our unbeatable clai offlctr's signature upon t provide off street parking to accon ing of said Board of Health of tha B*t1 of two worldt-tovaly datlrawa low rain and compare. 21*4471 mated maximum amount of bonds not txcttd 170,000 Borough of Union Beach, lo to held SEA BAIOHT - Lunurloul oc. REO BANK — Baautllul Rumton ft below market Marat notet shall bt conclusive evidence or notet to be Ittutd therefor Ming modatt on* vthlclt lor each I store/office, approximately SOC 1 to all tuch determinations All note Parking areas mutt to hard tu A visit to th* sit* hat bean tch*c Wednesday, July IS. INI, at a-OQ Ironl apartments now ranting mortgage. 1 badroom, IVi ball), SHASTA — 13 ft.. a«c. Shane, tl volt Iht amount of tht said n., or as soon thereafter as th* summer occupancy >y II tlSfJ, landlord pan heal. 741-11ft fireplace, gat heel, batamenl. lea battery ft 110 hook-up Oat stove, Issutd h*rtund*r mav bt renewed pavmtnt for said purpose. f«c*d and comply with Borough uied for 10:00a.m., Wednesday, Ju from tlmt to tlm* subltct to th* ' tmontt. 1. 1W. it it very Important that a matter can to heard, at th* Munici- furnlified. baconybalcony, all utilities garage, all appllancal. A Mill, wor refrigerator, toilet, plenty ot Stcllon 4. In anticipation of t pal Building, 450 Poolt Avenue, Up- ciuoM. starting at u« 747JS a big return. Coma tee. we have tha storage, tleept-5 SU0. Call 747 1241 provlttont of N.J S A 40A] t eTMe . scription, tht Interest rat* and th* removal and disposal of 190,000 net lion with notet Issued purwant gallons of water treatment pie dlctown. Ipiclil BMrd Meeting •MALL APARTMENT— Bodroom When considering Buying or Selling maturity schedule of Ih* notes sold thlt ordinance, and tht chief fine A Special Mtetlno of Th* Board kitchen/living room combination 131 Houses For Sale Call a member of The th* price obtained and th* name ron sludge, and opened and read Bidders ar* required lo comp clal offlcer't signature upon tf public at the Municipal Building, 1 with tht requirements bf P.L Education of the Vocational bath >M0 • mo plus Htul Monmouth County tht purchaser. notet shall be conclusive evidence hool* In th* County of Monmouth atectrk. Call ni-tm alt.r 7 Multiple Lilting Service Main Street. Matawan, New Jerse : t27andP.L. 1f77c.SI. 7% ASSUMPTION lo all tuch determination! All not on Tuesday, July 7, 1M1 at 7 P Tto successful bidder shall b will b* held at 2:00 P.M. on Tuesday, Great 3 badroom Cape In moving 210 Lost*Pound Section 9. Tha following add issued hereunder mav be prevailing local tlmt or short •quired lo Comply with th* pr in* 30. INI, In th* Board of Educe 101 Houst. For R.nt condition, m bath, full basement 112 Condominiums tlonal matters art hereby d thereafter rlslons of th* New Jersey Prevalllni in office «t 3 Bucks Lant. on a tree fenced In property within ttrmlntd, declared, recited ai from time to time tublect to t Wage Act, Chapter 150 of the Laws o Marlboro, New Jersey. walking distance of shopping and stated provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:2 S Tht said purpose detcrlb* The successful bidder shall t 9 discuss: tSS.SOO la Qualified buyers STER In Section 3 of this bond ordinance aulhorlied to tell part or all of t Howard M. Schoor, P E 1 L.3 btdroom, furnished. Near octa nolet from time to lime al public Borough Engineer, of tht firm equlred to comply with th* pr 1. Fiscal Year Business Tr«nt- shopping, transportation: Minimum LING THOMPSON BEALTORS ABANDON YOUR CARES As a public service to ou not t current expense and Is * prop- /Islons of th* Equal Opoorluni, clions I9to 81 SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE erty or Improvement which this m private sale and to deliver them Schoor, Ot Palma A Glllen, inc * mos. Call su-4in> atttr t p.m readers, Th* Dally Reg ih* purchasers thtrtof upon rectl Consulting and Municipal Eng Clause of Executive Order No. 1134 3. Award Bids - Vocational weekends. ADULT NOT RETIREMENT nlclptlliv mav lawfully purchase Bv virtu* of Governor Byrne quipment and Supplies 19»»ii A NEW LISTINOI — Cuttombull Resales A rentals later will offer a FRE acquire or construct as a turner of pavmtnt of the purchase prl nttrt, end have bttn tiled In tin plus accrued Interest from thai offlc* of said Engineers at 3S4 Ma Executive Order No. 34, vendoi 3 Collective Bargaining. FAIR HAVEN — Immadlata _ Rumton Rancher on a beautifully one-day ad (3-lines only) t impr ovement. and no part of the cos currently suspended, debarred < Board action will to taken al cupancv. 4-bodroom, 1-batht. clota landscaped acre. Poolslde terrace CROWELL AGENCY thereof KM bean or shall b* special dates to tht data of delivery thereof Uriel, during regular buslnti anyone finding a lost pel 0 Tha chltf financial officer urt. disqualified are txcludtd from pa his meeting , lo ilamantary Khooli, S7K Mr mo lor summer enlovment. 4 bedrooms assessed on property specially btnt- " Ipatlng. Bettv A. Ptrrv Jim utlllllai. ucurlty. Call I rr country kitchen plus a br.ekfas 741-4030 article. flttd thereby directed to report In writing to the Bidders will bt furnished with Resident Salesperson governing body at the meeting no BY ORDER OF THE MAYO Board Secretary !•» ins or 747 nw. room. Dining room. 10x20 den, cen copy Of the Contract Documen Iral air. One of a kind al UaMfa) L*ona Hester 747-4*24 tvtt Call the Action Lin* toda (b) Tht period of us*fuln«tt succeeding the data when any sa upon request. Proposals must AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE O n» 33 $7 50 FAIR HAVEN — S bodroomt, Call today. Mela* Stewart 741 *M* tvtt 542-1700 said purpose within tht limitation or delivery of the notet pursuant made on the standard Propoi THE TOWNSHIP OF MID of said Local Bond Law, accordln mis ordinance Is made. Such r*pt DLETOWN balht. fireplace, refrigerator, dls CENTURY II COZENS, Realtor: ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE lo tht reasonable life thereof com orms In Ih* manner designated 49SUttofN.wJ.rjiV wether, mount., 4 utiiitiii. in Shadow Lake village FOUND - Small lorlolt* shell must Include the amount, tht de bearing tha namt and address of in DORIS O'NEIL "Independently Owned" puted from the dole of the said bond scrlptlon, tht interest rate and the PURCHASING AGEN I security July IS. Call 1IIW< •II River Rd. Fair Haven Resale Rentels female ft friendly, apprax. I mo. o authorlied by this bond ordinance Bidder and th* name ot th* work or PUBLIC NOTICI WALKER ft WALKER-741-5111 I Incroft area. Call O41-244S. luritv schedule of the notet told he outside, addressed to Mayor an June 21 %n 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN LINCROFT - ^bedroom Ranc (Ml) 741-7U* 9vtart. Council, Borough of Matawan, an Tom Robinson. 747 4034 eves (C> Tht Supplemental Da price obtained and the name hat on June 5, mi location and oat heat. AvallaMo Aue 1, SS50 00 ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE FOUND - Woman'! pratcrlptl th* purchaser. must be accompanied bv dttign approval wat given bv tto month. HI 7111 Picture yourself In this better than CHANNEL CLUB TOWERS — tyeglattai, In the vicinity of Willow Statement required by said Law ha Statement of Consent of Surety from PUBLIC NOTICB ommlsslontr of Transportation to Dr. and Llllle Silver Point Rd., Lit been duly made and filed In tht Section i. Tht following add Th* Planning Board of Ih new 3-bedroom Ranch, featuring •m apt., high In lit* tional matters art hereby d I surety company authorized to do mprove the intersection of Shore PORT MONMOUTH — Betutifu llreplece, central air, 1-car garage .... .vposure, expensive Sliver, on Wed.. Juno 17. c Offkt ol tht municipal dark and business In th* State of New J*rt* ownshlp of Mlddlatown at its meet oncourse/Greenwood Avtnu* In newly redecorated, stcond floor 541 4000. Ext Hi. between 1 » am complete executed duplicate there ttrmlntd. declared, recited at « of June IT. 19*1 look the fotlowln and full Bes.rn.nl In .xcell.nl ana custom built appointments Jut stated: and acceptable to the Borough ai b*rd**n Townthlp, Monmoulh •oartment of two-family houst. of Mlddlatbwn If that's not enough listed Call Arthur Bahlev. Realtor and S p.m. hat been filed In th* ofllc* of th* either a bid bond or a certified chec action: ounty lo b* designated as Ftdtral bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting 774-S5S3. Director of tht Division of Loc (a) Tht saM purpose dttcribi drawn to th* order of Treasurer o Approved Minor subdivision fo there It'a small assumable mart In Section 3 of this bond ordinance id Safer Roads Demonstration Pro large living room, larg* walk- gage and economical gat heal lor LOST — Gold charm bracelet wl Govtrnmtnt Services In th* DtMr he Borough of Matawan, for not Its Richard 4 Judith Koeppel premls* ramSRSOOOS(QM) closets, modern kitchen, Ine RED BANK — On tha Naveslnk little hearts. Vicinity Long Brine men! of Community Alfalrs of th* not a currant expense end Is a pro han ten percent (10%) of th ocated on lots 7 and 12 lo It, block the bin payer. Call for appolntman ertv or Improvement which this m There Is on file in tht of Ike of T pensive gat heat a. cooking Convt to Impact. Price lal.SOU STERLING BUILDER'S CLOSPOUT. Lett boardwalk. Wed, June 17, between Slat* of Ntw Jersey, and sue amount bid *xc*Pt that th* ch*c r, Grand Ave., Naveslnk. nlent location. Private street. Close Townhouse available at %nM0 to p.m. Sentimental valut. R stattmtnt shows that th* gross d« nlclpallty may lawfully purchase shall not exceed .20,000 00 Bid t Approved - Minor subdivision M Associates, P O Box 131, Rod to transportation, shopping THOMPSON REALTORS, 747-SeOO. i-ard Pleas* call 229 UN afttr t of this Municipality as defined " Jire or construct at a oener and variance for Charles and June ank, Ntw Jersey 07701 or In In* schools. No pets, iv, mos. stcurit said law Is Increased bv Ih* author rov*m*nt, and no part of tht cat certified check shall be ptv<— :allon. premises located on lots 11 rtnton Office of the Chief. Bureau on* mo rtnt, $j» a month plu BRAND NEW — Cuttom built RIVERFRONT VIEW — Executive REWARD — For any Informal nation of the bonds and notet pr thereof hat bttn or shall bt spaciaii without any conditional endorse A. Block 1312. Southsldt Ave . Mid I Tralllc Operations and Saftrsv utilities Leas*. Call for appolntmtn homes In Ocean Township. 4 models condo. Cuttom I bedrooms. IV. leading to return of 1f*0 black I vlded for In this bond ordinance b tsstsstd on property specially bent nent at a guarant** that In cast the die town. rograms of the New Jtrstv D* a«*r t p.m., at* for Mlxt, 4*s 301 featuring 4 bedrooms, IVj batht, and baths, 1-car garage, family room grlnl moped, taken from Lorn iit.OOO and tht issuance of said ob onlracl It awarded lo the bidder, he artment of Transportation, maps gat heal, wltfi LOW, LOW. mart 'tied thereby Approved • Capital Improve Available for occupancy July 1. Branch boardwalk Mon., June IS llgatlons authorized by Ihlt bond or (b) Th* period of usefulness . hall within ten calendar dav ment development plan for Thomp- r sketches together with additional gages avallaMel Starting tlM.*M p.m. Young girl teen riding away dlftanco It permitted by th* *MCI hereafter, execute such contrai ' i lo tuppori and lustlf v said lora- APPLEBROOK AGENCY INC . Re tald purpose within the limitation son Park. Monmouth County Park RED BANK —4-bodroom, l'/« bath II Please call 741-7*70. tlon provided in paragraph (g> of said Local Bond Law, according nd furnish a satisfactory pt System and design and ar* avallabl* to allort. 142 mo STG CONDO MART INC.. Realtor tald Section 40A:2-7 of said law M-mance bond. Should tha bldde he public for review, all In accord nawlv ronovatod, cornar lot, naa REWARD — Cat lent, a/17 In Lltl to the reasonable life thereof com Approved - Minor subdivision ith the requirements of Federal bus lino. 1600 a mo. plus utlllll. Shore Homes. Condo Specialist Ih* debt llmltatlont prescribed b puted from th* date ol th* said bom ill to produce a performance bond nd variance lor Christian 74I-.7SI or HI mi Sea Bright, N.J. 141-0004 Silver/Shrewsbury area. Oral tald Law. authorlied bv this bond ordinance ilthln the tlm* stipulated he tha id Highway Program Manual, US DRASTIC REDUCTION! lebbv, neutered mala, answers orfelt the deposit as liquidated dam 'alemere, Premises located on lots eoartmtnl ol Transportation, Vol- WHAT A VIEW Sammy. Child heartbroken. 747-S1 (d) An aggregate amount not 19 VMrs. 7 and 31, block 73*. Township of ie 7. Chapter 7, Section S, dated RED BANK CENTRAL — MIDDLETOWN - Mutl tall now! (C) Th* Supplemental Deb gtt. nlddlctown. badroomi, 2 batht, prlstlno cond idler has bought another home This contemporary condomlnlun has after 4 p.m. exceeding S2.M0. for lltms of t cember 30,1974. a 15' terrace overlooking the river Ptntt listed In and permitted undo Statement required bv tald law ha All bidders should visit Iht Sit Approved • Minor subdivision lion. No pttt. Vary smalt yard. Off mmaculale 3 bedroom Colonial, bean duly made and filed In tr > famlllerlie themselves with th Jean G. Schwartt (Mrs,) ttraat parkins. July 1. tSU + utll deallv tltuated In desirable River and ocean. XT living room with view Section 4OA2-20 of said law mav be nd variance for Roger H. Helttttd dining room with glass doors to 211 Special Notices included at part ol th* cost of tald Of Ik* of the municipal clerk and ludge material, and the site, for the remises located on lots 4*7, block i Department Secretary llai. Oapoill, ratoroncat 741-1117 o Plata. Completely renovated Pltte executed duplicate thtrtfl •moval of said sludge material. V» 33 S9 00 741-1111. hroughout. Including new energy terrace. 1 badroomi, lvs bath, Improvement and It Included In II 244, Monmouth Avenue and Hoop garden area, low taxes and main- foregoing estimate thereof. has bttn filed in tht offkt of tht Tht award of Iht contract fo Avt, Leonardo .tllcl.nl heating svst.m and duel Director of tht Division of Loca RUMSON — 1 badroom hou«o. ice work, hardwood floors, full bata- tenance Asking 141,500 STERLING ANTICIPATION DATING Section 7. Any amount receive t work will not bt madt until th* Approved - Major subdivision THOMPSON REALTORS, 747 StOO SERVICE — Call lor free brochur Government Services In th* D*p*r lecttttry funds hav* b**n provide nd variance for Robert R. Cooper 50 Other Public Notices garg*. gas haat, In village, naar al menl. and Incredlabllv priced 1*000 from any other governmental agon ment of Community Affairs of tha July I, |37S. 510-17*1, 191-4347. w appraltall Asking la4.M0. toll free, MO tu 3031 cv. Including, but not limited to the y tht Borough of Matawtn* In iremises located on lot 3, block 475 Slate of Ntw Jtrstv, and sue awful manner outh Bownt Road, Township o SUPERIOR COURT following: grants, Federal. State or laltmtnl shows that the grots deb OFNIWJIRSIY TINTON FALLS - 3 bodroom 131 Income Property MRS. SYLVIA other for the purposes described I Tht Borough or Ih* Engine* 'Iddlttown LAW DIVISION largo yard, full battmani, all gat HANDWRITING ANALYST ol Ihlt Municipality as defined I *terv*s th* right to require a com FROMKIN INMAN REAL ESTATE Section ](a) shall be applied only t said law It Increased bv Ih* author Wayne Rogers, Sec Deckel No. SlUt avallabl. July 1, $3*S + utllltlas Tarot card reader ft advisor F th* cost thereof or to th* payment of Itlt financial and txotrlanc Mlddletown Planning Board CIVIL ACTION rtl, 1 mo. ttcurllv. 1411711 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Duplex, appointment. 541 M00 or 775 »S71 latlon ol the bondt and notes pro- latement from prospective bidder fftim obligations Issutd theretofore bv t vld*d for in this bond ordlnanc* b 11/11 ORDER FIXING 7 rooms each unit. Walking distance Municipality to finance said costs. howlng that they hav* satltfac unt23 t FOR SALE BV OWMER — lo schools, but ft marina. By owner. SINGLE? — Meet sincere, beautlf 114,210 00 and th* issuance of said orllv completed previous work, DATE FOR HEARING .103 Rentals To Share Keansburg area, 4 bedroom. }Vi 1*9,000. Ml 01« for appointment. people, like YOU I Low fee. Ce Section I. Tht full faith a obligations authorlied bv thlt bond oward J. Bookman EM. bath, kitchen, living room, dining DATELINE. Irae: IOO45I 1145 credit ol the Municipality are hereto ordinance It permitted bv the txcep- • lure required, btfoi 41 Sta Bright Supervisor oom, family room, den. Completely Pledged to the punctual payment ol lon provided In paragraph Ig) of urnlthlng proposal forms or sped ORT MONMOUTH LEGAL tmodtltd, ntw heating, ft electric, cations, or before awarding the FEMALE LOOKING — For room 137 Lots & Acreage Iht principal of and Interest on the said Section 40A: 2-7 of saM law t mtract. NOTICI TO BIDDKRS SERVICES PROGRAM mat. of Iho sam* 1 bad room ap with view of N.Y. City skyline. VA ft 213 Instruction tald obligations authorlied by thl he debt llmltatlont prescribed b Notice It hereby given tha ff Ice of th* Staff Judge Advocate , FHA approved at 151,000 Will hold bond ordinance. Said obligation saM law. Proposals tor Ihlt Contract wl •ealed Proposals will b* recalvi house. Rant |IU All furnlsttad. Kay b* accepted only from bidders rmv Electronics Command port trta. 7M-4UI. mortgag* for qualified buyer al at HOLMOEL — One-acre lot In park- shall bt direct, unlimited obligation he Borough of Sea Bright loi oft Monmouth, New Jersey 0770) racily* interest rates. Immediate Ike setting, contiguous to large et- ART INSTRUCTION — In oil pain of Iht Municipality and Iht Munlc (d) An aggregate amount no ran properly qualified Ir Cleaning and Television Intpectio 01 S324371 HOLMDEL AREA - Roommat occupancy. Days: 7I7-31OO Evts ale; city water ft underground elec ng. TraphooenArt School gradual polity shall bt obligated to levy exceeding 12.00000 for Items of ex ordanc* with tht requirements o of Storm and Sanitary S*w*rt" an Itornevsfor Plaintiff wanted to than largo farm housa 71-1B42. He/telephone, already itubbed-ln For Information 717 lilt or 4*5 tin valorem taxes upon all the taxa ptnst listed In and permitted undt he Contract Documents optntd and rttd In public Itlntlff , with othart. Call M4-407] 1*0.000 Cell owner, Ml 15» property with th* Borough Tor . Section 40A 2-20 of said law mav bt Tht right Is also reserved by th Borough Hall, 1099 Eatt Ocean Ave f THE MATTER OF THE AP GLORIA WILSON HATE pavmtnt of tald obligations and In ncluded as part of the cost of sal Borough of Matawan to relect any o nue. Sea Bright. Ntw Jtrstv, ( LICATION OF DENNY LEE MALE 1* — Wllhtt to snare luiur Realton RUMSON — 11 acres, next to Coun l*r*tl thereon without limitation iprovement and It Included In the " bids or to walvt any Informant I Monday. July «, 1901, | p M pr*v* ICHARD FOR LEAVE TO AS octanfront condo, Monmouth Baach Hwy 1), Shrewtbury. M40t* try Club, 1100 000 GOING ' rate or amount. oregoing estimate thtrtof. where tuch Informality Is no ng tlm*. UME THE NAME OF DENNY summer or vaar round, HIS mo 141-0710 Section 7. Any amount receive Imtntal lo tht best Interest o ORANDMAN MOSES SETTING — TO WORK? Section I. Thlt bond ordlnanc Contract documents and Plan E6 FOULK Pool, tennlt. hoalth club, bllllar rom any other governmental agen- he Borough. Th* right Is tlso or tht proposed work prepared b vt. Defendant Delightful while home end red barn IN THE shall take tfftct 20 days alter th* v. Including, but not limited to the erved to Increase or decrease th* room, valal parking. Call Stava on knoll with tall trees and 12 fertile first publication thereof after final Howard M. Schoor, PEA L.S This matter being opened to th* 130 Mobile Homes ollowlng grants. Federal, State o uantltles specified In the manne lorougti Engineer, of Iht firm o eras or by IS cleared acres with MORNING? adoption, as provided bv Mid Loca other for trie purposes described I etlgnated in the specifications ouri bv th* Fort Monmouth Legal ergo frontage end encsllent home. 'choor, Dt Palma a. Gllltn, Inc ervices Program, attorneys tor the - RED BANK — Roommal* wantad t learn Section Slat shall be applied only i Tha tucctssful bidder shall bt Consulting and Municipal Eng . sharo 1-btdroom duplen with 1 oth Harold Llndamann, Bkr, Eaton BARTENDINO NOTICI OF tht cost thtrtof or to tht payment of Itlntlfl, Denny L*e Richard, for a own. 543 1103 •quired to comply with Iht folio' neers, have been filed In the office a udgment to assume another name art. »IM + utllltl.s. Call MM1M MOBILE HOME — Ite* at Bayshore In 1 short weeks FINDING ORDINANCE obligations Issued therctofor* by th* ng: A. Either Iht provision of th >*ld Engineer al 3M Main Strttl Call Tht ordinance published her* nd for entry of an ordtr fixing t Mobile Manor, lining on lot. Watt Municipality to finance tald cotts New Jersey Prevailing Wag* Ac Matawan, New Jersey, and mav bt alt for th* hearing thereof, GREAT TERMS. GREAT AREA JERSEY SHORE with was Introduced and passed .hapler 190 of Iht Laws of .943 Little Silver CaMamparary with 1 Keantburg. «5' long, 14' wide, can upon first reading at a matting of Section I. The full lalth and nspected by prospective blddei it It on this 4th day ol June. mi. .104 Wlnttr Rentals rat air conditioning, furnished Bait BARTENOINO SCHOOL redll of th* Municipality are hereb ffectlve January I, IH4 or Depar luring business hours. adroomt. l'/i batht. new Jenn-AIr 1 Main St . Ealontown tht Townthlp Committee of tht ment of Labor. Employment Sta |RDERED that Ih* 10th day ol July. lichen, large living room, dining Her. Mutt till. Cell for appoint Township ol Holmdel, In Iht Count fledged to th* punctual payment a Bidders will bt furnlthtd with Ml, al 9 00 o'clock In th* forenoon, men! Ml 4.SO071. 542-2299 ht principal of and Interest on th* ards Administration, Minlmui MOUNT POCONO - Four bodroom oom area, den, central air, 1-car of Monmouth, Ntw Jersey, held on Wages for Federal and Federall opy of Iht Contract documents an r as soon thereafter as counsel mav arage. Plut assume a Ut.000 mort- REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON Junt 14, IM1. It will be further con aid obligations authorized bv Ihl iltns bv request upon proper nolle e heard, tnd th* Monmouth County . two-bath Chal*t. Fireplace Countr SKYLINE - 14a7O. outstanding new bond ordlnanc* Said obligation sslsted construction protects I club. Clota to all worts 111 S54] gage at below current rates. Call for ome on large landscaped lot In line COURSE — Free placement ttdtred for final passage, after pub nulgated under th* Davis Beco and payment of t non refundebI ourt House in tht Borough of Free detain. STERLING THOMPSON Icanslng. lin Including tei L_. Ic hearing thtrton, at a meeting of hall be direct, unlimited obligation harg* of Thirty.five Dollei old. New J*rt*v, be fixed as the dull park. Shore retirement aree of the Municipality and th* Munlci fcct. whichever regulation Is hlghei EALTORI, 7)7-5*00, Inanclng available. RAYMOR oosten School of Real Estate said Committee to be held In tht i. Anil Kickback Regulations unde I3SO0) payable lo Howard A me and place for the hearing of 414710. Townthlp Hall. In tald Townthlp on palltv shall bt obligated to levy ed ichoor. lo defray th* cott thereof jch application and of any oojec 105 Summer Rentals •ARK. Rl. 70. near Rt. *, Toms alor*m taxes upon all th* taxable Section 2 of the Act of June 1], 1*34 a AZLET COLONIAL — Lovtlv 4 July ji, 1M1 at I 30o'clock P.m., and nown at the Copeland Act; C. Part ropotals must be mad* on the stan ons that mav be mad* thereto, and bedroom, tvt bath horn* In mott River. M4-1S71. UTOR AVAILABLE — CerlllL during tha week prior to and up to properly wllh tht Borough for tht dard proposal forms In th* manne Ills FURTHER ORDER ED that lecher will tutor. Your home, you Ptvmtnl of saM obligations and In and Sa, Subtitle A, Till* 79, Code o t COTTAGE - On Lake Ostlppoe, dtslrabtt art*. Walk to N.Y but, and including the date of such matt ederal Regulations, wllh respect I isignated In th* contract docu stlc* of such application be tub- parks, schools, library, pool ft tennis ours. K*ih call 171-UM. afttr ng, copies of said ordinance will be lerttt thereon without limitation of menlt, mutl be enclosed In sealed shed In The Dally Register, a n*)ws j Ntw Hamothlr* Modern conve- 40 Real Estate Wanted ate or amount. irlng of apprentices and trainees I nltnces. Avallabl* Immtdlaltlv, ubi Exc. cond. horn*, boasts W made available al the Clerk's Offlc* . Tht requirements of PL 1*79, c welopes bearing th* nam* and ad tPtr printed in Monmouth County, f S44.MM after * p.m. a mar oom. and fully fenced o the members Of the general public Section | Thlt bond ordlnanc* If, Further, th* bid mutt b* accom ess of Ih* bidder and Ih* nam* o v Jersey, once, at least two ackverd. $•;,100 APPLEBROOK ALL CASH who shall request tht same hall take effect 20 days after the mled bv t list of names and ad e work on th* outside, addressed ti >kt preceding th* dat* of Ac i LITTLE SILVER - _ GENCY INC, Realtors, 944-3U3 nveslort tea* houses uo to 1100.000 rst publication thereof after final reises of all itockhotdtrs owning Mayor and Council. Borough of S*a earing j 2". baths, near train, beach ft track Quick doting. MELMED REALTY, JOHN P. WADINGTON doptlon. as provided bv said Local Ighl, and must be accompanied b\ OLMDEL — Regency Estates. Clerk >% or more of tht stock til In statement of Content of Surety WILLIAM T. WlCHMWANA N J.S.t. i 74MMS 13 1*420 ond Law. ccordanc* with Chapter 33 of tht i ustom built homos from your plans rom a surely company authorliec IMfo LONG BEACH ISLAND — North ours. Corner of Schenck Rd. ft Rt. NOTICI OF aws of N*w Jersey, •177. o do business In the State of New letj i PINDINO ORDINANCI NOTICI TO t Baach Havan. single family C, Call Don Dan Construction Co., 221 Cons Neck BOND ORDINANCE AUTHOR The ordinance Published here- BY ORDER OF tht Borough trttv tnd acceptable to Iht t Cod. third from beach, with ocean ayt, Sao-ISIQ. »venlngt, 71Q-Q7S5 IZINO THE PURCHASE OF VARI- ouncll of tht Borough of Matawan orough and either a bid bond oi ABtINT DIFINDANTS ' vltw, sleeps 7, 3 badroomi, IV OUS RADIO EOUIPMENT, AP Ith wet Introduced and pasted PUBLIC NOTICE on first reading at a meeting tf Monmouth County, N*w Jerstv. erllflvd check drawn to Ih* order of • baths, eic. cond,, furnished June 2 OLMOEL — Cuttom built Th* following action was take PROPRIATING I1S.000.0O TO PAY easurer of the Borough of Set ATE OF NEW JERSEY TO ' to July 4, |4» Lale Aug early Sapt. Ith view of N.Y. Skyline. Tui THE COST THEREOF, MAKING A I Township Committee of tht Madeline Bucco right, for not lets than ten (10%) at the June tt, Ittl meeting ol th* wnthlp of Holmdel, In Iht County Borough Clerk ' 1500 a weak S*pt. weeks. 14S0. Cal Ith 4-bedrooms. IVi baths, lul Colts Neck Zoning Board of Adlutt DOWN-PAYMENT AND AUTHOR- nt of th* amount bid txctpt ; ell-t4». element ft fireplace. All large IZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS Monmouth, Ntw Jersey, held on 13 S3I.40 hat the check need not exceed ment: nt It, ittt It will be further con ms. Call Don Dan Construction 1S2 Boats* A Variance wai granted to Joh OR NOTES IN THE AMOUNT OF 20,000. •MONMOUTH BEACH SOUTH — . dayt, 51. 1510 evenings SI4.1S0. TO FINANCE THE COST dered for final passes*, after pub RS FERRIS R BAXTER, wit* trf 9755. J McCall. IN Five Point Road. hearing thereon, at a matting of ' Spectacular sea air apt. 1 bedroom Accessories Block 41. Lot t, Townthlo of Colt OF SUCH APPROPRIATION N NOTICB TO CONTRACTORS Tht award of tht contract for rlt R Baxter, 11-7 Id Committee to be held In th* Is work will not bt madt until tht YOU ARE HEREBY SU k- ' large deck, laundry directly on high OLMDEL — Colonial houtt. 4 Neck. Variance wai requested I ownshlp Mall, In said Township on NOTICE is htrtbv given that •wide, private bluff 1 beech Till •/• order to build en addition lo rea BE IT ORDAINED by the Towl •ltd Proposals will to received by necessary funds hav* been provided ONED AND REQUIRED to ttr t bedrooms, fireplace, paneled dtn 14' WOOD RUNABOUT - I iv 21, IH1 at 1:30o'clock p.m., and tht Borough of Sea Bright In a pon ZUCKER. GOLDBER , arguel floor. JIM.000 M1-5W or easterly section of existing dwelling ship of Holmdel. (herein sometimes t Township Purchatlno Ag*nt of >,ooo. nt-tm. finished and flberglessed tl» and It contrary to Article! t 1 7 called Municipality!, In the County ring th* week prior to and up to t Township of Middle town, Mon rful manner ECKER A WEISS, plaintiff's t I NORTH LONG BRANCH — D, Sectloni til IF) a. 711 of the Zoning of Monmouth. New Jersey, (not less nd Including th* date of such meet outh County, New Jersey to com Th* Borough or the Engineer rn*ys, whose address It 14 D g. copies ot said ordinance will be erve the right to require a com - signer decorator I bedroom suites a, HOLMDEL—LIST WITH 11' FIBERGLASS — Runabout wllh Ordinance ol the Townthlo of Coll than two thirds of all the members ate construction of tht 'ngfleld Avenue. M*pl*wo< I, Motel units. Paneromlc Ocean view thereof affirmatively concurring) as ad* avallabl* tt th* Clark's Office Smokahoust" Training Faclllt It llnanclal tnd experience • Jersey 07040. an answer to t e Century 11 Van'! Agency trailer. Call alter > p.m. the members of the general public ale ment from prospective bidders • Olympic pool, baach, color T.V. Carl A. DehlDom follows: on tract 11-09 and opened and r*ac iplalnt (and Amendment o • A/C. maid service A restaurant sw-twi ho shall request the same. public at Mlddletown Township lowing that thtv have satlsfac- mplalnt. If tnv). filed In a cl II Secretary Section I. The Improvement do. completed work of the nature Rented dally, weekly t monthly. HOLMDEL IS' SKI BOAT 1*75 — 1*1* IS h.p June 31 si scribed In Section 3 ol this bond John P. Wadlngton II, King's Hwv and Hwv #35 " , In which Mohawk Savin t I BEACHCOMBER MOTEL DWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY Merc, new trailer. Call attar S ordinance Is hereby authorlied el a Clerk Iddletown, Ntw Jersey on Wtdnes equlred before furnishing proposal id Loan Association, is pltlntl I, ABILITY DEPENDABILITY 741 5443. generel Improvement to be made or nt 2} |44.U ay, July I, 1W1 al 10:00 a.m. Pr* it or specifications, or before d Ferris R. Baxter, tt tit., i t m-un RELIABILITY acquired by the Township ol ailing Tlm*. warding the contract. fendtntt. pending in th* Super! r POCONOS-CHALET — Slam 11 2M Holmdgl Proposals for this contract will urt ol New Jersey. Chance v , fireplace. dlshwaaMr. swimming If FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT —4« Holmdel. For the said Improve- 219 Ktansburg ContracCtt t Documents for th* pro- vision. Monmouth County, and Class, complete with Ittt cuttom LIOAL NOTICB ments or purpose Hated In Section 3. os*d work pared bv Theodore F le accepted only from bidders who fishing, boating, 111) a week NCOME PROPERTY — This lov»- The Township Committee of the there ll hereby appropriated the NOTICI OP DICISIOM ave been properly qualified In ac aring Docket No F-SI74-M within '1711071. 2 family home It situated on on* trailer, tail!, trapeie. ft control PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that awls, Jr. AI. - Architect have been danct with the requirements of tv-flve OS) davs after June ft, lines. Very quick. E«c cond.. S1**l Township of Holmdel, el a mealing sum of 515.000 00 Mid turn being edlnthe * of Mid Architect at Red Banks most historic strttttl held June It, 1*41. adopted a Retolu Inclusive of all epproprlatlons made on June 11, IW1, the Zoning Board of contract documents I exclusive of such date if vou ' SEA BRIGHT MOTEL - Units I oh ceilings, original moldings, Eves 110-0*7*. dlustmtnt ol th* Borough ol r Wvckori ad, Ealontown, New l to do to, ludgment bv default 1 Studio apartments, by th* day. ween tlon authorizing the awarding of con therefor and Including the turn of t*v d at thboffTf* of th* Town The right Is alto reserved to meleteiy redontdl A great Invttt- tract for orotenlonel services 5750 00 et the down payment lor said tansburg granted the following rt- rsay and at tect tnv or all bids or to waive tny be rendered against vou for -the ' or month. Private baach ft pool. nt at 171.910. APPLEBROOK 1M7 10- SILVERTON — Fro ipon tht application of David Ip Clerk, King's Hwv and Hwv I demanded In tht Complaint ' A/C, T.V., maid service. lesslonally refitted. 337 Chevy, new without competitive bids (In ac 3), Mlddletown, New Jersey and formalities where tuch informali ENCY INC, Moaners, *71 2300 cordanca with the Local Public Con Edith Holland tor premises not detrimental to th* best nd Amendment to Complaint. If ' TRADE WINDS MOTEL M1-1U7 carpal, cushions, auto. CO1 system, .own and designated at Lots 71 and ay to Inspected by prospective teresl of the Borough. Th* right Is You shall flit your answer and NCROFT SPLIT — Good condl- VHF radio, I' dinghy wllh devils. Iracti Law, N.J.S A 40A III at seal by virtu* of provision In previously Block 10 as shown on th* Tan dders during business hours. oof of service In duplicate with the Kohler generator, winter cover, lo Insurence Buyers Council, Inc __ reserved to Increase or de- on, 1 badroomi 1y> bathi, large lor regional Insurance study. ap of th* Borough ol Keansburg, Contract Documents will rase the Quantities specified In the of th* Superior Court of New •10t Furnlihed Rooms mllv room, raited patio, wooded complete tot of dlthet and silver hlch lots are to to known as Lot U enable at th* offlc* of th* Town- anner designated In tht sptclf- rttv, Sttle House Annex, Trenton, tn.no. Call attar 4 p.m. Ml isai were, propane itoe end oven. Slip Copies of tile Resolution and Block U on the 1M1 Keansburg IP Clerk, or the office of the atlons. w Jersey 0U2S. in accordance Incloeli only. available, ready to be launched, contract are on file and available lor Section 1. For the financing of Map, and which premltat are Chlteci A deposit of til 00 P«r s*t Ih th* rults of civil practlct and 'ABERDEEN — Ladles only, mutl 57500 Davi 144-0*71. public Inspection In th* office of the said Improvement or purposse anndd ttoo heated at Oakwood Place, St. Marks required, with checks mad* pay The successful bidder shall be Kedure ' ' • Ilk* dogs. M0 weekly Call Ronnie LINCROFT Townthlp Clerk of tha Tewnthlp of meet tthh e part off saiid $ $150015,0000. ap- venue and Roosevelt Avenue, In I* to Theodore F. Lewis, Jr. AlA. quired to comply with th* follow '5H-2I12 after a: 10. It home wal built by the araa't Holmdel. proprlallon not provided flor by ap- ht tald Borough of Ktantburo, and of the deposit will be refunded g: A. Either the provisions of the Thlt action has been instituted Jersey Prevailing Wag* Act, KEANJBURG nest builder lor hli own us. The IteD MS HP. MERCURY — Out- John P. Wadlneton th* purpose of (1) foreclosing a II ol everything and better lhan hapler ISO of the Laws of 1H3, rortgag* dated November 21. 1tS9, Rooms lor rent board, 5 hrl. on engine with tank a. Townthlp Clark ectlve January t, 1M4 or D*p*rt Call 717 Uei or 717-tUI w. Raited panel doort throughout. controls, axe. cond.. 13300. Day! June 13 15.70 ad* bv Ferris R. Baxter t Patricia pectecular kitchen cabinets, den 3*4-0*71. 144 Tlnton Falli S44 Tlnton Falls 244 Tlnton Falls ent of Labor. Employment Stan laxter. h/w at mortgagors, to < FURNISHEO ROOM — Largeclean at will Induce relaxation and Administration Minimum Kltlak Mortgag* Corporation, BOATS — IV Oradv White, 1*70 NATIONAL FLOOD imtJHANtl PROORAM I for Ftdaral and Federally rded on November 24, 195*. jn * room, country tatting, all utilities ght year-round porch. STER- BOND ORDINANCE AUTHOR listed construction protects pro- ' paid, $115 a mo. Call null 7 NG THOMPSON REALTY, Merc cruller I/O 51400 IZING THE PURCHASE AND IN- oofc 2141 of Mortgages for Mon AGENCY: Federal Inusrance Administration, FEMA ilgated under th* Davis-Bacon uth Countv. Pag* 43S. which '•SeOO. sn-1411 STALLATION OF DOMESTIC WA- ACTION: Proposed rul*. I, whichever regulation Is higher, TER PUMPS AND TANKS FOR rtaas* was assigned on Novem- TTLE SILVER - Waterfront, 1 BOSTON WHALER — Harpoon, 5.1. SUMMARY: Anti-Kickback Regulations under 23, 19S9 to the plaintiff, Mohawk t1M Commercial THE CONVERSION OF THE NIKE ction 2 of th* Act ol June 13, 1934, V carriage housa, unlimited SITE WATER SYSTEM, AP Technical Information or comments are solicited on the proposed bau (100-vear) flood elevations listed b*low ings A Loan Association bv As ntlal. seml-privete road, low for iel*ct*d locations In tht nation. ThtM bast (100-v*ar) flood elevations ar* tht basis for th* flood Pleir own at th* Copeland Act, C. Partt invent recorded on November 27, Rentals PROPRIATINO $20,000. TO PAY nd Sa, Subtitle A, Title 29, Code of 11 Asking 1115 000 741-10*0 Bright, full 1450 THE COST THEREOF, MAKING A managerrvtnt maasuras thai th* community Is required to either adopt or show evidence of being already In tlftc t In Book 232 of Assignments of in ordtr to Qualify or remain qualified for participation In In* National Flood Insurance Program (NFl p) deral Regulations, with respect to rtgages for Monmouth Countv. DOWN PAYMENT AND AUTHOR- Ing of apprentices and trainees, ;M0 K. ft. BUILDING — SIOTL. TTLE SILVER - Chock full of IZING THE ISSUANCE OP BONDS DATES: Ot 4t; tnd (2) to recover • space lor rent ItSO a mo, least lue, our 4 bedroom Cape offer*, HOBIE CAT N.J. — Grand opening. Tto period for comment will to ninttv (90) days following the second publication of this proposed rule In i Th* requirements of P L. 1975, c. ttesslon of, tnd concerns pro- OR NOTES IN THE AMOUNT OF 7. Further, tht bid must bt accom required. 741-4072, ge den, fireplace, Kiaaned-ln Sailboats, lallbeardi, canoea, 119,000. TO FINANCE THE COST n*wtpaperof local circulation In each community. ses commonly known at RD #2, rch, patio, lull batamenl. and kvacka, all major brands, pant A ADDRESS: nled bv a list of names and ed ghwav #33, Freehold, New j*> At PRIMEOFFICE— Heartof Red 3F SUCH APPROPRIATION. NO. htt*t of all stockholders owning al* yard. All In super shape and rentals 140 Ocean Aye.. Sea. Bright, H-t. Set table below Bank. Haat. air conditioning In J t*M00. E A ARMSTRONG •MM. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: fa or more of Ih* ttock, all In eluded 1115 mo. Rocar Co., 74113)1 /ENCY, SS5 Prospect Ave., Little BE IT ORDAINED by tht Town- Mr. Rotorl G. Chapp*ll :ordanc* with Chapter 33 of th* if vou tr* unable to obtain an before 1 p.m. 741-4S0O. JOHNSON — 100 h.p. with control! ship of Holmdel, (herein tomttlmtt Federal Emergency Management Agtncy ws of N*w Jersey, 1977. orntv, you mav communicate I like-new gal tank Ask for Oannv called Municipality), In tht Countv h the New Jersey State Bar AY COLTS NECK — Commercial space Federal Insurance Administration _ ' OROER OF the Borough latlon bv calling 6Ot-3*4-1t01. You MIDOLETOWN 5»1»lt» of Monmouth. New Jersey, (not less National Flood Insurance Program , for leasa. Colts Towne Shoppet. nt 4 bedroom, 3 bath expanded than two-thirds of all tht mtmbtrt uncll of the Borough of Sea v alto contact the Lawyer RtfeV- Colls Netk. H.J.. acrott from De- nch. Speclout rooms, fantastic LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan thtrtof afllrmatlvtlv concurring) as (TO2> 75 S-SMS ght. Monmouth Countv, New Jer- Servke of th* Countv of venu* by llclout Orchards. Space available mllv room and gat heat. Inground Bay boating. In-eut berthing service follows: Washington, DC. 10472 ling (201) 431-SS44. If vou cannot from tl» per mo. Call 721 0044 for for power and tall boats. 13 to If. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION; Mrs. Marv Larson ord an attorney, you mtv com- I. S114.M0. Call Four Saatont Section t. Tht Improvement de- Tht Federal insurance Administrator gives notice of tto proposed determinations of base <100-v*ar> flood more Information. Itori. 510-HOO. Used boat talet. 7*7-3130 scribed In Section 3 of this bond Clerk nlcttt with th* Legal Services elevations for selected locations In lh* nation. In accordance with Section no ol the Flood Disaster Protection Act of I S32.70 ct of tht Countv of venue by LIGHTNING SAILBOAT-1 salt of ordinance Is hereby authorlitd at a If 71 (Pub. L. n-134), 17 SUI. fto, which added Soctlon 1343 to tto National Flood Insurance Act of t*M (Till* XIII of ling (201) 747-7400. 131 Houses For Sale 31 Houses For Sale tail!, new hardware. Need! tome general Improvement to be made or th* Housing and Urban Development Act of IHJ (Pub. L. tO-44fl), 4] U.S.C. 4001-41 It, and 44 CFR 47 4 (a). YOU, FERRIS R. BAXTER, Ms work. Best offer. Located In Mid acquired by tha Townthlp of ThOM elevations, together wllh Ih* flood plain management m**sur*t required by Section 40.3 of th* prograi 9 Union Baach rt, devlsttt tnd ptrsonal rtpr*- dletown. 134 5t*l Holmdel. For the MM Improve- •gulallont, ar* the minimum that are required. They should not to construed to mean tht community must Itllvts, and his, their or any W ments or purpose stated In Section 3, Jhang* any existing ordinances that are more stringent In thtlr flood plain management requirements Th* ORDINANCI NO. IT ' ucctssors In right, title and there Is hereby appropriated the community mav al any time enact ttrkttr requirements on Hi own, or pursuant to policies established bv other AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE •r*st ar* made a party daftndant MARINE ELECTRONICS — For sum of 130.000 00 said sum being Federal, State, or regional entitles. ThtM proposed elevations win also to used to calculate tto appropriate flood OMPENSATION OF OFFICERS tust vou. FERRIS R. BAXTER the latest In Sl-Tex recorders, VHF nclutlve of til appropriations made nturance premium rates for new buildings and thalr contents and for th* second lavor of Insuranc* on existing ND EMPLOYEES OP THE e record owner of th* mortgaged radios, direction llnderi or Loren. thtrttor and Including tht sum of buildings and their contents. IARD OF HEALTH OF THE Rial Estate Orientated Attorney fi.ooo.00 M tht down payment for OROUGH OF UNION BEACH mls*t being foreclosed herein pv said Improvement or purpose rt- Th* proposed bas* (100-vtar) flood elevations for selected locations are: Intlff, because vou signed the Needed lor rapidly growing national Real Es- Pif III* tMt (tttVvoaY) Pteod BtevMteM (4) Secretary of th* Board of your (lettifird Advrrllt housing are* off Telegraph Hill Cr«tk Downstream of Conralt Crossing • it Health, nine thousand four hundred 10 Hwy. 35 TURNABOUT SAILBOAT — E«. Road. Maps avtlltblt lor Inspection at tht Office of the Borough Administrator, Mimkrpai"BuTidino. SSs Tlnton ^J.^'^MI^J^I^IMI °*T *"' Bfj oai Saturdays to ilartl I child! trainer and/or Frotl Biter. (b) The estimated maximum Avenue, Tlnton Falls, Ntw Jersey. iprTmrJi 7\ f?\ lii.,. . M Biak. N.J. 07701 Flbergtainnrer^ywood Very good amount of bondt or notet to bt Is Send comments to Honorable Qabrlet E. Specter, Mayor of Tlnttn Falls. Municipal Building. 55* Tlnton *,EC,~. « rLi^nutti? i™ in our Monday*! pt)ition[ .1 cond., ready to tall. In Little Silver. sued for MM purpose ll at staled In Section 2 hereof. .venu*. Tlnton Ptllt. Ntw JtrtevO77J4. ^SSIL^ML 2^ftI££?J£' Em. i weekend*. 747-0S41. una 11 June 30 tin J» rated herein shall become tfftc- 1114.30 tltft mroactiv* to January 1. mi, 20 ThcCMIyRcffMcr SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23,1981 341 awarded diplomas at Manalapan High School rites David Stain. Barbara Mtvonaon. Carola MtcnMI *••>!. JMWft Abrau, MlMA- Caatar. Hlchar, man, Llta Fraoman. Maria Frladman, Lamantla. Laah Lammari, janti Mllchall, Nancy Moduia. Sutan Monroo. Raphoalton,* Janlca Rapoja. Katrlna Steckal. Stavan Starch. Nancy MANALAPAN - Three t* Accardl. J.tlrav Aoalr. MWl I Carr, Law. Llta Frladman. Amy Frammar. JaMoh Larkln. Danlia Laurla. Mlka Laila. Thorai. Moody, Carolyn Moraan, Jan- Rau* Thomat Raad, Robin Rtinar, Swltttack. Marl Tantl.lt. Mark Taylor. Mwn« Jr.. VtocwH All Jr.. Patrick Furchamll, HalOalUv. Alto. Howard Lamanlck, Vlncanl nlfor Mount, Patricia Munnc, John Mur- Carol Rttclgno. Lory Rltgart, Robart Alana Tannar, VKtlllam Tarry. Mk* hundred and forty one aenlon Amtla. Aivjaia AnaYaanl, Thamat An Alto. Dana Catlnl. Sutan Cltvaland. AIM, Catharlno Olbbont. Barbara Laaara Jr., Jack L.aaar. (rick ray. Kannath Myart. Trudy Mvart. Hlikk. Llta Rooollno. Jaan Romao, Ollllat. Scott Oilman. Brian OoMtan, Thai. Mark Thamaton, Anthony Tltart. received their diplomas dur- drMuan. John Anton. DaoMlyn Ap Adam Cohan. Martin Cohan. Katharlno Olllat. Scott Oilman. Brian OoMtan, Latnlak, Maroot Lattam, David Clara Naaangatt. ( Sttva Rotamky., Barbara Ron, Chrltt Daborah TlaU, Bannla Tea* CJajvl Mlaaum. Allan ArbaKkla. Danlta Collman, Kirk Canlay, John Conta, Llaa KamatKk k OormanO rman.. AndnAd o OraanauMtOraanuMt, Ltvllon, Laa Lavlu. Lank Lltuorl, Ruth Alto. Ivan Nlit.nb.rg, Edward Ina Rtot, Robin RuUn. Kathlaon Run Tornkh, Fata Tare. Slavan TuKhmann. ing graduation eierclies at Armilrana, RaMI Aahankaa, Lorralna Corbalt. Timothy Cany, Daborah Cor- tv OuSararaa, AllaAll n Hahnh , AutjgltlnAtl a Llndanthal, JannlNr Lombardl. Mary Nodalman, Shannon O'Brlan. Richard pal. Kavln Ruth. Alto. Jacauallna Tyrtr. KM" "'• rltoro, Lauron Caaarava, Linda Crad- Louk. Pom Lovanauth. Scott Lukonda, Avalllno. Panxla Avana. Paul Bala. Pa Mlchollt Lydlck, Nancy Lynch. Nancy O'Callaohan. Mallhaw Ol.nlck, Paul Ol- Alto. Paul Rotlnko. JoAnn Rutto. ban. David VanOoroon. Chrlltlno Manalapan High School. Irkla Bak.r. Colotn Baldwin. Irian doa, Tammla Crkhtan, Pottr Cua. K:«ifj*,r?HSi»i^i^ :».«* Hvar. William Ongtlako. Mlchaol Jotaph Rutto, Slain. Sabo, Mlchaal vautnan. tdward vauaftan. Mrkara Linda Hanahan. David Handtrton, Nan- MadrJan. Frank Maaallcll, John Main.. •arbarlta, TmioUiv aamaa, MlcMal Jotoph Cuoito. oladra Dancvtar, mch- J.llr.y MarnflaM. Jamla Maranall, O'Rourka, Thomtt Orr. Thorn., On, Sacht. Mlchaal samar.l. Jtllray a.mil..a. John Banaalla, Lori lauar. ard.Davltan, Katmaan Ditkant. Jaffrav cv Hanry, SaMhaNa Mortart. EIMn JaAnn Ovafuto, Tony Padallno, Art Sandart, Richard Ichalnhartl. Chrllt- Bonnie Debra Topf de- HKkt, Franclna Haitaa, SHyon Hora- Ricky Marlar. Chrltloahar Martin. Koran Backarman. Karon Bandar. Dorman. Patricia Domain. Katnarlna Frank Marllnai. Andraw Matton. nomarlt Ptlmorl. Mary Paulton. Judy oohar Schlnar. »aphan schlnnagal. Laa livered toe valedictorian ad- Doelav, Carrlna Ooraivntkl, RoMn wlU. Connla Hurtado. MkntM Myman, Donald Maurlca jr., Jamn May. Padior. p.ur Ptarton. Mlndv Pantak. Schlaiar, Nancy Schmld. Timothy Alto, Chariot Barman, Oall Dowdlng. Swan EckhoH, Ida Clan. RototrI Myman, Laura Jacabtan. Jill Potclotla. Alan patathnlck, Janlca Schmidt. Oall Schrack. Jan. Schwam. BornknnX. Joanna Barttcna. Rlcftard dress at the ezerclaea held Mltchall Ellat. Alto. Akath Jam, Lori Kalman, Alto, Pat McCarthy, Kavln Me- Patart, Jotaoh Pataraon. Judith Jetaph Schwank, Kartn St.man. Boon. David Hasan. Pamala Blndor, Alto. Oaerala EnrloM, Jallr.y Ipt- Brian Kant, Sharon Katl. Loran Klara, PIKODO. Richard Pluolongo. Mlchaal Htathgr Sald.1, Frodarlck Saliat, Sut Aloiandtr Blodl. Llta Boardman. Anna Carhtv. Thomat Me Cowlay. Kathlatn Praatan, Chrlttlnt Prlc, Jarry Prlca. B.BaB5B Sunday. The lalutatorian ad- taln. Scott Eptltln. Ellon Euttaca. Colatn Ktlly. Donald Kally, KannaOi Me Oaa, Taluana McOulra. Patrick an Shapiro, Gary Shaw, Harold Shaw, Bohm, ttacav Bon.u, Julia Kim, Nlchalat Klrular. Richard Kirk; Linda Shaw. Mlchala Shtxbarg, Pam Andraw Wai w.ltnack. Linda w.lta. dreu was given by Gavin F. Tharata E yant. Sharon Far bar. Char lat McNamara, Barbara McNall. Linda Alto, Mark Prlmak, Camilla Prln C...V Wl.lt.. Kar.n wnllehouie. BrachUutan, EunKt Brandt, Chrltllna Faaono, Thomat Fatano. Adam Pain* Jonathan Klaln, Carolyn Klalnhani. clotta. Mary Pruaakowlkl, Domlnlo Simeon. Christina Slmonaltl. Braun. Mlchaal Brawn, Randall Brum- McNoll. Dannlt Maaonar Jr., Jamai Krlltyna Wontlckl. Iva Wyaawkh, Quill ban. Mltchall FalnooM. Luclllo Far. Nat.ll. Kobar, Robart KoH.r, Jr. Hall Mtahan. Atlva Mahmat. Jallroy Puorro. G.wln Quill, Saan Quill, Ann Alto. Brandt Smith, Mark Smolln. ...«ll.. Oli.n. Bryant. Donna Bunting. rara, Paul Flliar. David Fltchar, Rich Koellli. Maroarat Kotlartkl. Charyl Quill, Jacouallna Rabin. Sandra Chrlltoahar lahn. Barbara Zammlt. Staahon Burdlck. Loll Surtav. Calhar Mtltiar, Mlchala Moyltr. Barbara Andraw Sololf. Jan Soloman. Jan Eric Lori Zacca. AnnaMark. ZlrrlUi, Jaanno ard Fltltchman. Robort puck. Mlchaal Kvitr, Anthony L'Aboata Jr.. Stuart Millar, Jamai Mlroglla, Katnryn Radilawlci. Johanna Ralntford. Dabra Sp.rhs. Robart Spancar. Jan Splhgarn. The graduates are: Ina Bullar, Edward Bullar, Olfia tabovtta, Sutan Laird, VI Lam, Judy Zltklnd, Corav Zuckar and Jarl Flvnn, David Fora Jr., Douoln For- Zk Freehold Twp. Regional High School has 313 graduates Christina Sullivan, Helena John Ackailtlt. Jr.. Jem.t Carroll. SltaronCar.no, Llw Cavmoft, Tnoma* Hutttt, Thomas Huppert, Cory Orlowskv, Glenn Ostrander, Linda William Ityan, Dana Sal kin, Lvnda Hvers, Chrlilophir Imtrup, Shflla Pelomo, Jana Peley, Julia Pallat, Solomon, Barbara Samenicfc, Fren- -. „ Amy Suratm, CraH »yrt»tH. FREEHOLD TWP. - salutatorian address. Ackarman. Jotaph Adamciyk. Patricia Elliateth Caieia, Dominic Caiironova Marie Taranllno, Sharon Taylor, Alllarl, Gary Alpart. Daborah Altman. Jr., Jerome Cavanaoh, Ktlth Chrli lorto, Mark Isaacs, Marietta Jaakoat, Marie Paluikl, Russell Patmore. Kevin cetco Scanea, Carolyn Schell. Penny Diplomas were awarded to Lopez was also awarded tinttn, Scott Citron, Bar) Cohen, Rich- Vincent Jackton, Diane Janciawikl, Patten, Kenneth Pavel. Paul Pefanls, Schlefelbeln. Robert Sthlechtwea, El Rosa" farrlrii, Bath Tfcamaa. Jamai Aopaiianli, Cindy Aaplaaate. Thompson, Michael TMlav, I Kar.n Archbold. Mlchaal Avallono. ard Cohen, John Conwav. Sheila Con Richard joblon II, Christopher John Nancy Polland. John Pennetl. Elliabtth Mot Schlpper, Jon Schulthtlr, Paul 913 seniors during graduation the Charles Bischoff Memori- Man. Perei, Klthlcrn Patrv, Anetole Schultz, Deborah Schwarti. Miriam Tlrnak, Linda Toral, NIHI Truer* M«r- Mary Ballav. Llta Banlawlci, Sutan way, Carl Cotiaglol*. jaulca Coulter, vann Trullkewlkr, Tammv Vlearl. ceremonies at Freehold al Scholarship, given in mem- Bataatt, Mary Baumann. Charl Baal, Patricia COM. Alto, Anojela Jones, Barry Jonei, Pewnew, Joseph Penelle, Louis* Peixl, Schwartimen, Suian Schwartiman, Mlchaal Kana, David Kaputakay, Diana Barbara Pfalffar, Joseph Phem. Roiallna Servello, Suianne Sfeeloi, Mark Vlclnl. William Valllne. Catl- ory of a science teacher at Brian Blanchard, John Boat.. Scott AIM, Seuleh Crumedv. Chrlityl uance Volkmann, tuaalle Vana. Iain Township High School. Bohm, Parktr Bonn III, V.l.rl. Booth, Cut worth, Anthony O'Ambrojlo, Katchur, Robert Ktlley, Laura Kelly, Maria Shannon; Adam Shapiro, Rich Ellen Kemar, Cheryl Klnnev, Sandra Alto, Jamat Picon, Eva Plava, Jef- era Shapiro, Bruce Shf.re. Patrick Wecev. David waiiart. Mlcna.i John J. Lopez delivered the school who died earlier Carl Bordan. Barry Brlkowtkl. Patar Krlitlne Dance, Mlchaal Daniels, Walvlko. R.bacca Warrlltaian. Jamla Brown. Elliott Burlott. Roland Cadott. Kathleen Daufllla, Janat Davlno, Koenlo. Doualat Koot, Jeffrey Korell, frey Pllthka, John Polite, Harbert Shrievet, Francli Skhenie. this year. Mlchale DeBlailo. Debra DeLoranxo, William Kuaglor, Ortoery Kukai. Poten, Gene Pullen, Douglas Ramsey. Alto, Peter Sllve, Timothy Slmo*. Weaver. Mlchaal Waltnaek, Karan the valedictorian address and Jr.. Scott Caoan, Ann. Campball. Linda Sharl Rayner, Reenle Reed. Francrt Wkkt. JoMeh Wldmer, Lara Wllllt. Campball. Patrick Carmona, Linda Sara DIBartole. Lite Dlion. NeirDoher- Neelam Kumar I, John Kummann, Lori Smith, Michael Smith, David Adam B. Shapiro gave the The graduates are: tv. Brian Donovan, Molra Dowd, M»rv Barnard Lachnlcht. Kally Lenoa, An Relllv, Pamela Renouf, Ouv Rette, Sollyalak, Chrl»topher Sparling, Ltanne Steven Wlnttan. Tab* Wltar, Ooualat lou Downey. David Draphln, Janet nette Larky, Ewe Laderman, Karan Timothy Rice, Pamela Robinson, Lori Sclneltl, Keith Sterling, David SUrnllef. wrlMI. Oouailai WrUM, Patar Wu. Dunn, Joseph Duslo, Christopher Lamastar, Deborah Lancsat, Cynthia Rosenberg, Marc Roth. Michael Rutso. Sondra Stivai. Raymond Stoli Ml, Garv JOMPH YID. Kalhlaen laetlckl. Easan, Michele Ehret, Patricia La pore, Kathleen Lawlt, Amy Ekdahl, Andre, Elbogtn, Donald Ernst, Ueberman, Terrene* Lite, Lynda Llg Richard Ervln, Vernon Estrtkher, oett, D. Scott Lilly III, Enctil Liu, En Doris Faaiand, Stefania Farash, John Chuan Liu, George Loiley, John Lopet, Mortgages hard to find Faiilno, Thomat Ferrell, Maureen Jamts Loura, Jama* Love. Craig Finn, James Frlck, William Fullerton, Luhemen, Robert Lvltai Jr., William house and the equity you own. Rita AnfuKO, Michael Gebriel, Ellat Lyan, Mlchaal Mecaluso Jr., Maria Pension referendum set (continued) 360 months, equal just under Genie*, Frlodrlch Oock, Timothy Mac hell*, Sandra MicMlllan, Christine ferent rules covering the $2»,M5. You do not have to sell the Getielmen, Celhleen Germann, Laura Mai v, Andrew Maly, Holly Man Geiln, Catherine Olbton. Is, Benny Marshall. John Martuccl, MARLBORO - A referendum quesUon to question since the PBA collected signatures amount by which the interest Assume that your Index bouse to take advantage of Also, Frank Glgllo. Greaorv Gilbert, Christopher Mauser, Francis McCann. the Increase; you can borrow Llta Glttumen, Merle Giuileno, Christ- Also, Patricia Me Cann, Ellsworth decide if the Policemen's Benevolent As- of more than 10 percent of the township rate on an adjustable mort- and therefore your Interest opher Glancv. Todd Gleaton, Wendy McClaren, Joanne McGreth, Jaannette rate goes up one point during against it Golden, Brenda Gordon, William Orat- McKee, Robart McKae Jr., Karen sociation should receive an improved pension electorate. gage can change. National ion, Charlene Gravatt, Bath ffGriffith, McMahon, Kaliv McQuald, Cynthia plan will be placed on the November ballot. banks, which are regulated the first year you hold the The other potential bright Jariy Grossman. Renee Gruber, Lynn Mtlvln. Jotaph Mlchaitkl, Gregory spot Is that interest rates Gutdeanlnl, Michael Hagaman, Hope Mlefe, William Mlllch, Anthony The Township Council Is expected Thurs- "By state law the council must approve by the Comptroller of the mortgage. A one-point In- Hampton, Robert Harmon, Jonathan MiMevoi, William Mills Jr., Mkheel could eventually go down. Harris, Justlna Hart, Ayfar HatMn, Moore, Richard Moreto, John Morone. day to approve the placement of the question the referendum if the petitions add up to 10 Currency, cannot increase or crease in the interest rate In Marc Meatowktv, Ricky Muller, Rollln Barnard, president of John Havts III, Karl Halm, Ava Heller, on the ballot. Township Attorney Arthur percent," Goldzwieg said. "There is well decrease the Interest rate by the example given would Diana Hellftgai, Michael Hanrlon, Michael Murphy, Steven Mutchler, the U.S. League of Savings Charles Henrv, Mary Jane Harman, Ronald Nagy, Nancy Navln, Julie Nor- Goldzwleg said the council is required to over 10 percent of the voters on more than two percentage boost the monthly payment to Chrlttoplver L. Htulltt, Dooglet Hutlltt, ton, Diane Nowak, SteveOtborne, Kim Associations, said he does not berlv Olson. John O'Mare, Christopher approve the placement of the referendum sheets." points, a year. Federally $758.33 If your Interest rate Lynn Hlrich, Sutan Hooa, Marc Honkk. never goes up again, your to- think homebuyers will ever chartered savings and loan be able to find a 6 percent or 8 institutions, regulated by the tal payments will be $272,430 — one year at $710.(3 and » percent mortgage. "I do Federal Home Loan Bank years at $758.33. think that mortgage rates of Board, have no limit on in- 10 percent are entirely terest rate changes. And Now assume that the In- feasible," he said. state-chartered banks and terest rate goes up another At 10 percent, the monthly S&Ls are governed by state one point In the second year payment on that 30-year, laws. you hold the mortgage. That $60,000 mortgage would be would boost the monthly An increase in the interest only $528.80. If you paid five payment to $807 26 Total rate on an adjustable mort- years of the mortgage at the payments, based on a 14 gage can be passed on to the 14 percent rate and the rest at percent rate the first year, a borrower in one of three a 10 percent rate, your total 15 percent rate the second ways: cost would be only $200,806. year and a 16 percent rate for —The monthly payment the final 28 years, would be The adjustable rate mort- gages, approved earlier this can be Increased. $288,870. That's over $30,000 year, are expected to replace —The term of the loan can more than you would pay If the interest rate had stayed variable rate mortgages, be extended to a maximum of called VRMs, and re- 40 years. the same the way It does with a conventional mortgage. negotiable rate mortgages, —The amount of the out- called RRMs or rollover standing principal can be in- Dallas BenewlU of the mortgages, which also fea- creased; when the home is U.S. League of Savings As- tured flexible Interest, but sold, the owner's equity Is sociations laid the initial rate had much stricter limits. leu than it otherwise would for an adjustable mortage BenewlU said adjustable be. The process Is called should be lower than the rate rate mortgages will come In negative amortization. for a conventional loan. He a variety of shapes. "They'll Suppose you take out a 30- also said that the same infla- be all over the map," he said. year mortgage for $60,000 at tion that makes interest rates "Folks should do a lot more an Interest rate of 14 percent. go up tends to boost salaries The monthly payment is BO mortgage payments as a NEXT: Creative Plmaae- $710,113. Total payments, for percentage of income may

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Commercial 131 Houses For Sale 1M Recreational lMHolmtUt TUESDAY, JUNE 23.1981 19 101 Apartments • RetiUli Vehicles pUcetler. hereunder et taM down OCEANPORI payment, negotiable bendt ere here I 214 MIcMlettown 245 Union Btach MID SANK CENTRAL - . ilsaouaitothaemouniofthe bv eutnerletd to be Issued In the bodroaml. llsiM ream, alfilnf room, KtvpORT - na) ss. it, leading w I Mfreem cotenlal. Kar ga- aetxear lotion herein made therefor raoe, kitchen, dining roam. Irving 1*47 YELLOWSTONE CAVALIER principal amount el $14,110 upon receipt of a bone Hoe bid and ovlded the employee It Mill In the ulki klunen e,1 MOM. mimifit Flatform. 11 15a belna the amount at Use Hid down pursuant lo Ihe Local Bend Lew of are further totated In an Rl retMan- •lilt TeUII* rMK«M Walt M Call M4-H0O riom, family ream with tlreeiece. return of the Contract Documents In mpiov of th* Board of Health at the in battw. approxlmelaly Vs (era tat. New Jersey llalione: good condition within is days efter ime this telerv ordinance It Khali. ckurOM 1 ami Off- "'CttoaTiCtto n aUantkUetlee n of ththee Section Hal. The Improvement 1. A miner SMbdlvlton, dividing the street POrtlne. July III. UK MM LITTLE 1ILVER — MM H. ft., fine ItlJ.taT IIssuanc e of laiid bondsbd , noaattabtttbto premises Into two lots. Lot 3* 01, the old date. adopted location. AvallaMa July I. iai-Mli hereby authorised and the purpose SECTION III. All ordinance*.er utlllllM 4 security. IWlfIMM, M 13Vi% Mortgage Available COACHMAN TRAILER 1*71 — 17V>. band anticipation notes are hereby tor Ihe financing of which said ob- containing 1030 43 Muere feel, WH. 14JIIB f MI-4III. , authorlled to bo Issued pursuant to, end Lot 34.03, containing 1130 II narls of ordinances, or resolutions or 1171100 fully self contained, mint, sleeps 4, ligations are to be Issued h light weight. IIM mm) and within the llmltetlons pro square feel; manner designated In th* Contract Darts Of resolutions Incontinent OFFICE (FACE FOR RENT — OCEAN TOWNSHIP - WeysWe Documents, must be enclosed In e Herewith »f hereby repealed. RED BANK — Beautiful Small haute, lutt off Hwv. IS. In scribed bv the Local Bond Low. All I. A let frontage variance for Lot bedrooms, corpotlne, ell Nw ap- Woods 4 Long View Vllleoe. Hew DODGE OPEN ROAD IW1 - Van. bond anticipation notes Issued here Kg purchase of radios to bel sealed envelope bearing the name SECTION IV. Thlt ordlnaec* Heilel iwaOM, atk far Nick or used bv various Township deperl M 03. permitting 41 7 ft. frontage, pliances, tetcanlet. etc . U» Ie UN hornet front staeMO 11VB% mart- nwtor ntVtPli SrO* eTApTaTTfj'* snrwn •• f»wajri. under shell mature at such times et 3. A front yard setback variance for and address of the Bidder and the hall take effect immediately upon plut U«IIHI«. MMIM. * Ma MM* HA tswM U1-atM "it, refrigerator, air ceridl mey be determined bv the chief fi- menls These radios that! Include name of the work on the outside. adoption and publication accerd- but not be limited la mobll radios.! Lois J4 01 end M 02- . ssy- nnf •Pert«'*el a^alaTOPaT. «el battery, new Urge, k nancial officer; provided that no addressed to the Township of Mld- REO BANK - 44 While SI . second RELOCATING? — DoUra llstarma porteble radios end pager units f 4. A reer verd setbeck variance for RIO SANK — Magnificent J floor, 4M so ft. Air conditioned, meny exlreat Met. if-o/W* n dletown and must be accompanied I»UBLIC NOTICC Ikm about now araat Ceil OARRAH (bl The etllmeted maximum Lott 34.01 and 34.03. Bedroom Townhouse. »»0 plut utlll private parking. Fella windows. veer from Hi data. The natal shell bv a statement of Consent of Surety The foregoing ordinance was In tits. Wather-drver connection ASSOCIATES. Reellors. 741»M. HOLIDAY TRAVEL TRAIL!* - emount of bonds or nates to be Is- J. A side verd verlence for Let from a Surely Co. authorlied to do carpet. MO per mo. plut utilities! beer Interest el tuch rate or roles 34 01; troduced and passed on first reedjng lel-HM. 1*71. Vt, fully ogulppod. like now. sued for taM purpose Is es stated li business In the Stele of New Jersey at a regular meeting of the Board of Call 74i Tjoa HUMSON AREA with or without ten) Ford 150 3/4 ton and be In tuch form et mav bo Section I hereof 4. A minimum lot coverage vari- determined bv the chief financial and acceptable to the Township of lealth. of the Borouo* of Union RID BANK - I Of J bedroom. Mai Call for egr free brochures pick up. perfect cond.. many extret. Icl The estlmeted cost of seld ance tor Lots HOI and 34.03. Mlddletown and a bid guarantee to REO BANK - 41 west Front St., Nt MFM GROUP. REALTORS officer The chief financial officer The above variances and sub- Jeech, on Wednesday June 17, if>t, a mo.. Mui eteclrkltv. Adults oM>. to. ft. Air conditioned. PrlvaJe park- M47414 purpose Is eouel to the emounl of the the Township for not less than ten no pal>. AvallaMa July I. Wolklne 3> Rldga Rd . Rumton 7474BS1 shall determine all matters In can- division were granted upon th* ex- and will come UP for flnel consldera Ins Pella windows 4 carpal. HIS nee lion w I in nous Ittued purtuant to appropriation herein mede therefor. percent (10%) of the emount bid ion and passage et a regular meet- distance to o=«nli»n Rat Ban*. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT tht excess thereof evor the taM estl press condition that the applicants mctpt that the bid guarantee need per ma. plus utilities. Call 741-7100 RUMSON PLUS FINANCING — thlt ordinance, and the chief finan- 1 I of said Board of Health of the Call altar I p.m. T41-UU metojuaj awt as w I ekNj I fTt aaawtdlAE tlef tbtTUaJTaE provide off street perking to accom Bolt a) two worlds lovely desirable cial officer's signature upon the HlBxleTU ItlBI tntlBe a I tn aoajaxsovn a#* apxvnewa not .Koto JTO.OOO rough of Union Beach, to be held RED BANK — Beautiful or notes to be Issued therefor being modele one vehicle for each lot SEA BRIOHT — Luxurious ocean- Rumsan 4 below market Inlerest notes thall be conclusive evidence at Parking areas must be hard sur- A visit to the site has been sched- Wednesday, July IS. ifii, at 0:00 store/office, approximately 500 to., mof 1Oo)Q#- 3 DodroofT*. 1W eMtna 1 SHASTA — tl ft. exc. shape. 11 volt to all tuch determinations All notes the amount of the te uled for 1000 am,, Wednesday. July n , or as soon thereafter es the front apertmentt now ranting for ft. »1». landlord pays haat. 7411IH. faced and comply with Borough re- flroplaca. Bat haat. baaement. 1 car ballery t 110 haok-uai.^t stove, Issued hereunder mav be renewed payment for said purpose. , Qulremenls. I, IN.. II Is very Important thai all •tier cen be heard, at the Munlct garaae, all eppllences A little work refrigerator, toilet, plenty of from lime lo time subject to the Section 4. In anticipation of the furnished, Ukony all utilities m David and Edith Holland. interested Contractors be In atten- I Building. 6M Poole Avenue, Un eluded, siertlno et WO. ;« Jill ' a k4g return. Come too, we have the ttoreoe. ttoepa-S. t*M. Call 747-1141 provisions of N.J.S.A 40* ltlal. Issuance of said bonds, negotiable dance to review the enisling work. i Beach, New Jersey, at which 110 Wanted To Rent after S p.f». The chief financial officer It hereby bond anticipation notes ere hereby Applicants Kelec, Newman and Grlfflln. The Township of Mlddlelown re ie and place all persons desiring SEA BRIOHT — lludlo eprt. U75 a euthorlled to tell part or ell of the authorlied lo be issued pursuant to, serves the right to require a com- "' BAHRVREAL ESTATI SLIOEON CAMP Ed IW1 - I* It.. A Professional Corporation be heard, thereon will be give* naett from time lo time at public or and within Ihe limitations Pfe plete financial and experience nil opportunity. DESPERATELY NEEO — Effklen- I Eav Am.. Hkjhlendt scribed by the Local Bond Law. All Attorneys for the Applicants """ Ml-OOe. or WHS41 cv apt. or I bedroom apt.. Had Bans •71-1M0 private sale end to deliver Diem to ltalemenl from prospective bidden ANNA M SMITH, SECRETARY the purchasers thereof upon receipt bond anticipation notes Issued here- IM Stele Highway » showing that they have seilsfec une 13 13070 aree. Call teatm at toon at poe- under shall mature at such times as, Mlddlelown. New Jersey 0r7*« SEA BRIOMT — Studio apt.. I room! TEMMf AVAILABLE VACATION WHEELS FOR RENT at payment of the purchase price lorllv completed work of the nature wlttl oath Cal^ofler t p.m., Lovely 4 bedroom. 1 balh Home with plus accrued Interest from their mav be determined by the chief fl required before furnishing proposal — 17' Motor Homo, sleeps 4. com- nanclal officer; provided that no, »14»7 RESPONSIBLE COUPLE — With I fireplace, hardwood lloori. full bate- d Lowest ratet. dotes lo the date ot delivery thereof (ormi or specifications, or before M Monmouth County year-oM, seen 1 Badroom apt. on or ment and attractive financing avail* The chief financial officer It note shall mature later than oneI US Malawi n Borough ewerdlng the Contract, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — before Aug. 1. Call 1SJHI11 able la ouallfled buyer. STERLINO directed to report In writing lo the year from Itt date The notes shall MONMOUTH COUNTY . Shrawtburv Arm* Apanmanli. I- THOMPSON REALTORS. 747-He*. governing body el the meeting next bear Interest at tuch rate or rates The right Is elso reserved to WILDERNESS Itre - U fl. Toa-a- NOTICI TO BIDDINI reject any or all bids or to waive any VOCATIONAL SCHOOL btdroom. m>. IMdraom. Wai. succeeding the dale when any sale and be In tuch form at mav bo Notice Is hereby elven that DISTRICT Sanlor cltlian discount Haal 4 hat anly twice, ilaepi I. determined bv the chief financial Informalities where such Informali- WHELAN REALTY GROUP or delivery of the notes pursuant to sealed proposal, will be received bv 3 lucks Lane y/atar Includad. Call Mlm MA 1M Hwv. 15, MkMlelown MMH this ordinance Is made Such report officer. The thlel financial officer ty Is not detrimental to to* best the Borough of Matawan. for the interest of the Township of Mld- Meribere. New Jersey 17744 Crawford si., EateMewn. MI-75O must Include the emount, the do- shall determine ell matters In con- removal and disposal of 1M.O0O nection with notes Issued pursuant to dletown tcrlpUon. the Interest rate end the gallons of water treatment plant A Specie) Meeting of The Board SMALL APARTMENT — When contldtrlno Buying ar SelllnS metur II v schedule of the notes told, this ordinance, and the chief llnan Iron sludge, and opened and read In Bidders ere required lo comply kllcnen/Mvlna room comolnellon 1 131 Houses For Sale Calalll a memmembeb r of The clal officer's signature upon the with the requirements of P.L, 1I7S, Education of the Vocational the price obtained end the nemo of public at the Municipal Building. i« hools In the County of Monmouth tain. MM • mo. Mut lacurlly 4 pnoSvitnOWin the purchaser. notes shall be conclusive evidence as Main Street, Matawan. New Jersey. C. 117*ndP L IWc.tt. .lectrk Call Ill-ini attar 1 p.m Multiplultiple ListinListi g Service to all such determinations. All notes The successful bidder shall be li be held at 3:00 P.M. on Tuesday, He ASSUMPTION on Tuesday, July 7, i*at al 1 P. M. une JO, IMl, in the Board of Educe Section S. The following eddl Issued hereunder mav be renew ili ll ti htl required to comply with the pro- Great 1 bedroom Cape In moving 210 LostAFourvd tram time to time subject to ( visions of the New Jersey Prevailing office at 2 Bucks Lane, condition, lv> bath, lull basement, tlonel malters ere hereby do ereof tor erlboro. New Jersey . 102 Houiat For Rant 111 Condominiums lermlned. daclerod. recited end provisions of N.J.S.A. 40A:IS(e) Wage Act, Chapter ISO of the Laws of on a free fenced In property within The chief financial officer It hereby Contract Documents tor the pro- 1943. effective January 1,1H4. The purpose of the meeting will walking distance of shopping and slated: posed work have been prepared bv Town Houses la) The seld purpose described authorlled to tell Part or ell of the The successful bidder shell be »to discuss DEERFIELO BEACH. FLA. — J transportation FHA, VA Asking FREE FOUND ADS Howard M Schoor, PC. i L.S., 1 Fiscal Year Business Trans tSS.MO to Qualified buyers. STER In Section 1 of this bond ordlnence Is notes from time to time et public or required to comply with th* pro- bedroom, furnlthed. Ntar ocaan, private sale and to deliver them to Borough Engineer, of the firm of visions of the Eaual Opportunity t.ons 1WB1. ' ING Tl ABANDON YOUR CARES As a public service to our not e current expense and Is e prop- Schoor. De Palma 1 Gllftn, Inc.. ifMPPlfw. trentporletlon- Minimum erty or Improvement which this mu- Ihe purchasers thereof upon receipt Clause of Executive Order No. 1*344 2 Award Bids - Vocational i moi Call Jet 4170 aflar t p.m. and 75400 SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE readers. The Dally Reg- of payment of the purchase price Consulting and Municipal Engi- lulpment and Supplies tt*o*i ADULT NOT RETIREMENT nicipality mav lawfully purchase, neers, and have been filed In the By virtue of Governor Byrne's waakanda. ister will offer a FREE ocoulre or construct at a general Plus accrued Interest from their Executive Order No. 34, vendors 3. Collective Baroalnlng. . '. A NEW LISTING! ~ Custom bulll Resales 4 rentals dates to the date of delivery thereof. office of said Engineers at 3)4 Main Board action will be taken aj PAIR HAVEN — _ Rumton Rancher in a baautlfullv one-day ad (3-llnes only) to Improvement, and no pan of the cott Street, during regular business currently suspended, debarred or CROWELL AGENCY thereof hes been or snail be speclollv The chief financial officer It disqualified *r» excluded from par it meeting cupancy. 4 bedroom. J baths, close landscaped acre. Poolsloe terrace directed to report In Writing to the urs. lor summer enjovmenl. 4 bedrooms. anyone finding a lost pet or assessed an property spec leu v bent IklMtrM. Betty A. Perro to elementery schools. 1760 par mo. 741-4030 governing body at the meeting next Bidders will be furnished with a Board Secretary plut ulllltlei. security Call (Mil »' country kitchen plut a breakfast Resident Salesperson article. filed thereby BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR succeeding the data when any sale copy of the Contract Documents AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF me 33 »' » lu-ltll or W4K~ room. Dining room. 10x10 dan, cen- Leona Hatter 747 4«14 eves Call the Action Line today (Bl The period of usefulness of or delivery of the notes purtuant to upon request. Proposals must be tral air. One of e kind at U40.000 Huge Stewart 741-ttW aval. sold I urpow within the limitations THE TOWNSHIP OF MID- 542-1700 this ordinance It made. Such report mede on the standard Proooial DLETOWN. FAIR HAVEN — S bedrooms. J Cell today. I Local Bond Law, according must Include the amount, the de- forms In the manner designated in baths, fireplace, refrloeretor. dish CENTURY 11 COZENS. ABSOLUTELY CAREFREE lo ihe igaianahal life thereof com DORIS O'NEILL :4t State of NowJortov FOUND — Small lortolte shell cat. scription, the Interest rale and the bearing the name and address of the wether. $a» a mo., + utilities. Maw "Independently Owned" Shadow Lake vllleoe puled from the dele of the seld bonds maturity schedule of the note* told, Bidder and the name of (he work on PURCHASING AGENT PUBLIC NOTICI • security. July II. Call 74l-tH4. female k friendly, epprox 4 mo old. euthorlled by this bond ordlnence li June 21 139.10 • 13 River Rd. . Fair Haven Lhxrotl area. Call S4II44I. the price obtained and the name of the outside, addressed to Mayor and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1101) 741 74H WALKER*"WALK'ER 741 5111 * years . the purchaser Council. Borough of Malawan. and it on June V 1W1 location end LINCROFT — J bedroom Ranch, Tom Robinson, 747-404 ml. (cl The Supplemental Debt gas heat AyallaWa AM. 1, WO par FOUND — women's preicrlptkm must be accompanied bv a PUBLIC NOTICI design approval was given bv the ASSUMASLE MORTGAGE eveglesses. In the vlclnlly of Willow Statement required bv sold Lew net statement of Consenl of Surety from ommlssloner of Transportation to month U17U1 Picture yourself In this batter man CHANNEL CLUB TOWERS — bean duly made end filed In the Section S. The following . The Planning Board of the Plush 1 bedroom apt., high In the Dr. end Llit>e Silver Point Rd., Little a surety company authorlied to do Township of Mlddletown al Us meet- mprove the intersection of Shore new 3-bedroom Ranch, featuring Silver, on Wed.. Juno 17. Call Office of the munlclpel clerk end e tlonel matters are hereby de- business In the State of New Jersey oncourse/Greenwood Avenue In PORT MONMOUTH - Beautiful fireplace, central air, 1-cer gerege Uv. southern exposure, expensive termined, declered, recited and ing of June 17,1M1 took th* following newly redecorated, second 'floor custom bulll appointments. Just 541-4010. Ext. 1*1. between I JO e complete executed duplicate thereof and acceptable to the Borough and berdetn Township, Monmouth end full basement. In excellent area and S p.m. hat been filed In Ihe office of the stated: either a bid bond or a certified check ountv lo be designated as Federal apartment of two-family house 1 of Mlddletown II mart not enough, titled. Call Arthur Behlav, Realtor. (a) The seld purpose described bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, 774-5SU. Director of the Division of Local drawn to the order of Treasurer of id Safer Roads Demonstration Pro there It a smell essumeb+e mart- LOST — Gold charm bracelet with Government Services In the Depart- In Section 3 of this bond ordinance Is the Borough of Matawan, for not less Richard ft Judith Koeppel premises large living room, largo walk-In located on lots 7 and 1} to it, block emSRSOOOS(OM) gage and economical sat haat tor Illtto hearts vicinity Long Branch ment of Community Affairs of the not a current expense end Is a prop- than ten percent (10%) of the There Is on tile In the Office of T closets, modern kitchen. Inex- the bill payer. Call for appointment RED BANK — On the Navaalak. erty or Improvement which this mu- 1344, Grand Ave.. Navetlnk. pensive gat haal 4 cooking. Conve- BUILDER'S CLOSPOUT. Lilt boardwalk. Wad:; June 17. between Stele of New Jersey, and such amount bid except that the check M Associates. P O Boa 12*, Red 10 Inspect Price HJ M0 STERLING 1-10 p.m. Sentimental value. Re statement shows thai the grots debt nicipality may lawfully Purchase, shall not exceed 120,000 00 Bid bond Approved - Minor subdivision lank. New Jersey 07701 or In the nient location Private street. Close THOMPSON REALTORS, 747-SoM. TOWMlOMvO #V41ilAol« ml 3)TTr**»eP». acquire or construct et a general and variance for Charles and June to transportation, shopping 4 ward Pleese call J« t)» offer 4. of this Municipality at defined In or certified check shall be payable renton Office of the Chief. Bureau 7414SU. said law It Increased by the outhor- Improvement, and no part of Ihe cost without any conditional endorse- Fallon, premises located on lots 111 schools. No pair IV> mot security, thereof has been or shall be specially A, Block 1312, Soulhslde Ave, Mld- Traffic Operations and Safety one mo. rant, SIM a month plus BRAND NEW — Custom built RIVERFRONT VIEW — Executive REWARD — For any Information liatlon of Ihe bonds end notes pro ment as a guarantee that in case th* ograms of the New Jersey De- homes In Ocean Township 4 models condo. Custom 1 bedrooms. IV, leading lo return of ItM block Nl- vlded tor In this bond ordlnence bv assessed on property specially bene- contract is awarded to the bidder, he " 'own, utilities. Lease. Call tor appointment fited thereby. partment of Transportation, maps after « p.m., ask for Mike. «> 1034 featuring 4 bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, and baths, 1 car garage, family room, grlnl moped, taken from Long llf.000. end the Issuance of taM otv shall within ten (10) calendar days Approved - Capital improve- sketches together with additional AvallaMa for «ccupancy July 1. gat haat, with LOW, LOW, mart- many oxlrat. Atklng S14f,0OO. Branch boardwalk Mon., Juno 15, 1 lloellons authorlled bv this bond or (bl The period of usefulness of thereafter, execute tuch contract ment development plan for Thomp- lata lo support and Justify said loc* gages avalleblet Starting 1134,HO. 741-0514 p.m. Young girl teen riding ewey on dlnar>ce Is permitted bv the excep- said purpose within the limitations tl son Park, Monmouth County Perk ion end design and Mf available to APPLEBROOK AOENCY INC., Re II. Pleese coll 74!.7*70. tion provided In paragraph to) of of seld Local Bond Law, according System t public for review, all In accord RED BANK — 4-beoroom. m battle. eltort. Ml»00 STG CONDO MART INC.. Reeltor said Section 4OA:]-7 of told lew to to the reasonable life thereof com Approved - Minor subdivision newly renovated, corner lot, near ith the requirements of Federal Share Hornet. Condo Specialist REWARD — Cat lost, 4/17 In Little the debt limitations prescribed bv puted from the date of the said bonds fall to produce a performance bond id Highway Program Manual, US bus line. SeOO a mo. plus utilities. Silver/Shrewsbury eree Orange said Law. authorlied by this bond ordinance It Palamara, premises located on lots lit 4751 or 1414721 Sea Bright, N.J. Ml 0004 department of Transportation, Vol- DRASTIC REDUCTION! tabby, neutered male, answers to IS veers. 37 and M, block 734. Township of ime 7, Chapter 7. Section S, dated MIDDLETOWN — Mull tall now! WHAT A VIEW Sammy Child heartbroken. 747 5147 (dl An eggregete emount not (Cl The Supplemental Debt Mlddletown. ember 30. 1974. RED BANK CENTRAL — I Thll contemporary condomlnlun hat efter 4 p.m. exceeding SJ.iOO for Items of Ox- bedrooms. 1 baths, pristine condl Seller has bought another home Statement required bv said law has All bidders should vltlt the site Approved - Minor subdivision a IS' terrace overlooking the river pente listed In and permitted under to famlllarlie themselves with the and variance for Roger H. Halstead, JeanG. Schwarli (Mrs ) lion No patt. Vary small yard. Off Immaculate 3 badroom Colonial. been duly made end filed In the Department Secretary Ideally situated In dotlreble River and ocean. »living room with view, Section 40A 110 of seld lew may be Office of the municipal clerk and a sludge material, and the site, for the premises located on tots i 1 7, block strati parking July I till » utlll dining room with glass doors to 211 Special Notices Included es part of the cost of seld une 23 19 00 ties Deposit, references. 741-1117 or Pleia. Completely renovated complete eiiecuted duplicate thereof removal of said sludge material. throughout. Including new energy torroce, 1 bedrooms, Ivi bath, Improvement end Is Included In the has been filed In the office of the The eward of Ih* contract for 741-11U. garden area.'tow taxes and main- foregoing estimate thereof efficient heeling system and duct ANTICIPATION OATINO Director of the Division of Local this work will not be made until the Approved - Major subdivision RUMSON — 1 bedroom house, 1 car work, hardwood floors, full base tenance. Asking SH.SO0 STERLINO Section 7. Any emount received Government Services In the Depart- necessary funds have been provided d variance for Robert R. Cooper, 50 Other Public Notlcos THOMPSON REALTORS. 747 5400. SERVICE — Call for free brochure, from env other governmental agen- garga, gat heat. In vlllaga, near all. ment. and Incredleblly priced S4000 loll free. ment of Community Affairs of Ihe by the Borough of Matawan* In a •mlses located on lot 3, block 47S, SUPBHIOR COURT below appraisal I Asking U4.M0 cy. Including, but not limited to the State of New Jersey, end such lawful manner. South Bowne Road. Township of July 1, MTS. «0 I7ti, Hum, following: grants. Federal, Stele or OPNIWJIRSIY MRS. SYLVIA stetemenl shows that the gross debt The Borough or the Engineer Mlddletown. LAW DIVISION TINTON FALLS — > 113 Income Properly other for the purposes described In of this Municipality as defined In reserves the right to require e com- HANDWRITING ANALYST Section Hal shall be epptled only lo Wavne Rogers, Sec Docket NO. Jim large yard, full basement, all gas, FROMKIN INMAN REAL ESTATE said law Is Increased bv the author plete financial and experience Mlddletown Planning Board avallaUa July I, Ut) * utilities, Terot cord reader 4 advisor. For the cost thereof or to the pevment of liatlon of the bonds and notes pro- CIVIL ACTION ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —OupHI. appointment. 54> «00 or 775 1171 statement from prospective bldotrs ORDER FIKINO ret.. 1 mo security MI 1711 ffllafl obligations Ittued theretofore bv Ihe vided for In this bond ordinance bv showing that they heve satisfac- 7 room each unit. Walking distance DATE FOR HEARING Municipality to finance seld costs. $14,310.00 and the Issuance of said torily completed previous work, of FOR SALE BY OWMER — to schools, but 4 marine Bv owner SINOLET — Meet sincere, beautllul lowardJ Bookman ESQ Section a. The full faith and obligations authorlied bv this bond Koentbtirg area. 4-bodroom. trt wo ooo 1*1.014? for llM people, like YOUI Low fee. Call Supervisor 101 RtntaliToShar* bath, kitchen, living room, dining DATELINE, free: e»4SI 3145 credit of Ihe Municipality are hereby ordinance Is permitted bv the excep- furnishing proposal forms or specif- 141 S» J Bright pledged to Ihe punctuel pevment of tion provided In paragraph (g) of ORT MONMOUTH LEGAL room, femlly room. den. Completely ications, or before awarding the NOTICI TO BIDDIRI SERVICES PROGRAM remodeled, new Meting 4 electric, 117 Lots A Acreage the principal of and Interest on the Contract. FEMALE LOOKING - For room- said obligations authorlied by this Notice Is hereby given that Jftke of the Staff Judge*Advocate with view of NY. City skyline. VA 4 211 Instruction Proposals for this Contract will scaled Proposals will t* received b. IS Army Electronics Command mate of the same. 1-bedroom apt. FHA approved at SM.OOO WIII'hoM bond ordinance Said obligations house. Rani $140. All furnished Key- be accepted only from bidders who the Borough of Sea Bright tor the ort Monmouth, New Jersey 07703 mortgage for qualified buyer et at HOLMDEL — One-acre lot In park- thall be direct, unlimited obligations have been properly qualified In ac- port area. ;i» «saj ART INSTRUCTION — In oil pelnt- of Ihe Municipality and the Munici- (d) An aggregate amount not "Cleaning and Television Inspect!. 01 133 4371 tractive Interest reus Immediate Ilka selllno, contiguous to leroe es cordance with the rooulrtmenis of of Storm and Sanitary Sewers" and occupencv Devt: 717-ltOO. Eva*. Ing Traphagen Art School graduate pality shall be oMKetod lo levy ad •icceedlng $1,000 00 for Items of ei .ttornevs for Plaintiff HOLMDEL AREA - Roommafa late; city water 4 undergroundelec- Dense listed in and permitted undei th* Contract Document! opened and read In public al 471-1M1 trie/telephone, elreody ttubbod-ln. For information 717 1411 or 4*M1eJ. valorem texes upon ell Ihe taxable •faint m wanted la share large farm house property with the Borough for Ihe Section 40A:3M of said law mav be The right Is also reserved by the Borough Hall, 10H East Ocean Ave N THE MATTER OF THE AP VeO.COO CaH owner. Ml 1510 Borough of Matawan to relect any or nut. Sea Bright, New Jersey, or with others Call Mo-em. GLORIA NILSON HATE payment of said obligations and In- included as part of the cost of said LICATION OF DENNY LEE terest thereon without llmltetlon of Improvement and Is Included In the all bids or to waive any Informalities Monday. July 4, mi, I P.M prevalj HCHARD FOR LEAVE TO AS MALE » - Wishes to share luxury Reellors RUMSON — IS acres, rant to Coun- foregoing estimate thereof. where such Informality Is not Ing time. Hwv. 1). Shrewsbury M14CW try Club. I100JJP), GOING rate or amount. IUME THE NAME OF DENNY oceanfront condo. Monmouth Beach, Section T. Any amount received detrimental to the best Interest of Contract documents and plans EE FOULK summer or year-round, ill) mo. TO WORK? Section I, This bond ordlnence from env other governmental egen- the Borough The right Is also re- lor the proposed work prepered bv vs Defendant Pool, tennis, health club, billiard GRANDMAN MOSES SETTINO — shall lake effect 10 days attar the Delightful while home and rod barn IN THE cv. Including, but not limited to the served to Increase or decrease the Howard M Schoor, P.E. A L.S, This matter being opened to Ihe room, valet parking. Call Stave, llrsl puMlcetlon thereof otter flnel following: grants. Federal, Slate or quantities specified In the manner Borough Engineer, of the firm of on knoll with tall trees end II fertile rinODIle Homes adoption, at provided bv said Local ourt bv the Fort Monmouth Legal acres or by II cleared acres with MORNING? other for the purposes described In deslgi Mod In the specifications Schoor, De Palma 1 Glllen. Inc.. irvlces Program, attorneys for the leroe frontage and excellent home. learn Section 3(a) shall be applied only to The successful bidder shall be Consulting and Municipal Engl alntlff, Denny Lee Richard, for a REO BANK — Roommete wanted to *MlM NOTICE OP . share l bedroom dupleii with I oth Harold Llndemann, Bkr.. Eelon BARTENDINO Ih* cost thereof or to th* payment of required to comply with the follow neers. have been filed In the office of idoment to assume another name PINDINO ORDINANCE obligations Ittued theretofore bv the Ing: A. Either the provision of the said Engineer al 354 Main Street. ers »H0 * utllllkn. Call paHMo. town, 541 1103 MOBILE HOME — 1*4" at Eavthare In 1 short weeks md for entry ot an order fining a Call The ordlnence published here Municipality to finance said costs. New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act. Matawan. New Jersey, and mav be lale for the bearing thereof. OREAT TERMS. ORIAT AREA JERSEY SHORE with was Introduced and passed Chapter ISO of th* Laws of 1K3, inspected bv prospective bidders Keaniuig tV long, "u' wloe, cen upon firs! reading al a mooting of Section I The full faith and It Is on this 4th dev ot June, 19*1. A Little Silver Conltmporar y with 1 BARTENDINO SCHOOL credit of the Municipality are hereby effective January t, 1H4 or Depart during business hours. ORDERED that the loth day of July. 104 WlnUr R.ntals bedrooms, tVi baths, new Jerm-AIr tralalr conditioning, furmthed Bast l Main St.. Eetenlown the Township Committee of the ment of Labor, Employment Stan- Township of Holmdel, In Ihe County pledged to the punctual payment of Bidders will be furnished with a l«|1, at • 00 o'clock In the forenoon. kitchen, leree living room, dining 542-2299 the principal of and Interest on the dards Administration, Minimum copy of the contract documents and r as soon thereafter as counsel mav room area, den, central air. 1 cer man! MI-aoMWl. of Monmouth. New Jersey, held on wages for Federal and Federally MOUNT POCONQ — Four-HooYoom, REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON June It. mi It will be further con- said obligations authorlled bv this plans bv request upon proper notice e heard, and the Monmouth County oarage. Phis assume a 144.000 man- bond ordinance. Said obligations assisted construction protects pro- and payment of a non-refundable ourt House In the Borough of Free two-bath Chalet Fireplace Country COURSE — Free placement upon sidered for final pamae. attar pub- mulgated under the Davis Bacon club Close to all retorts tn-SSe). licensing. 1115 Including tax book. Ik heorlng thereon, al a meeting of shall be direct, unlimited obligations told. New Jersey, be fixed as the of the Municipality and the Munici- Act, whichever regulation Is higher; Jeoston School of Reel Estate. said Committee to be nek) In the B. Antl-Kkkbeck Regulations under (SIS 00) pevable to Howard M ime and place tor the hearing of REALTORS, 747-loM. Township Hall. In geld Township on pality shall be obligated to lew ad Schoor. to defray the cost thereof uch application and of any obtec 741 4710. valorem taxes upon ell the taxable Section 1 of the Act of June 13. \1U. 10S Summir Rtntals PARK, Rl. TO, ^rgirssa July tl, Hti at 1:10o'clock p.m., and known as the Copelend Act, C. Parts Proposals must be made on the sten on, that mav be mede thereto, and HAILET COLONIAL — Lovely 4 property with the Borough for the dard proposal forms In the manner bedroom, 1V> bath home In most River. 144-1171. near Rt. », Tom TUTOR AVAILABLE — Certified during the weak prior to end UP to 5 and Sa. Subtitle A, Title », Code of Ills FURTHER ORDERED that teacher will tutor. Your home, vour and Including Hie data of such meet- payment of said obligations and In designated In the contract docu otice of such application be Pub desirable MM. Walk to NY. bus. terest thereon without limitation of Federal Regulations, with respect to COTTAGE — On Lake Osslppee, hours. K elh. Cell 17I-01M. after 4 ing, copies of said ordlnence will be hiring of apprentices and trainees; mtnts. must be enclosed In sealed Ished In The Dally Register, a newt- New Hampshlrt Modern conve- parks, schools, library, pool 4 tennis 140 Real Estate Wanted rate or amount. clubl Exc cond. home, boasts 14' p.m. made available at the Clerk's Office D The requirements of PL. 1«TS, c. >aper printed in Monmouth Countv. niences. Available Immediately. gameroom, and fully fenced Section t. This bond ordinance 177 Further, the bid mutt be accom- dress of the bidder and the name of v Jersey, once, al least two HMDs after 4 p.m. backyard. H7.m. APPLEBROOK ALL CASH shall lake effect 20 days after the panied by a lilt of names end ed- the work on the outside, addressed to iht preceding the date of the first publication thereof efter final tearing. LITTLE SILVER — J-4 bedrooms, AGENCY INC., Realtors, «4 3M1 Investors seek houses up to (100,000 " JOHN P. WAD!NGTON dresses of all stockholders owning Quick c»s|ng. MELMED REALTY. adoption, as provided bv said Local 10% or more of the stock all In Bright, and must be accompanied bv WILLIAM T WICHMANN J.S.C. v?i baths, near train, beach I track a statement of Consenl of Surety une 23 114.70 747 U»5 ' , HOLMDEL — Regency Estates. Bkr. eri-aea accordance with Chapter 33 of the custom built homes from Vyour plant fOT,C.OP Laws of New Jersey, •*"• from a surety company authorised LONG BEACH ISLAND — Norl or ours. Corner of Schanck Rd. 4 Rt. PKNDINO ONDIHANC1 to do business In the State of New NOTICI TO Beach Haven, single family Cape 34 Call Don Dan Construction Co., HI Celts Neck BONO ORDINANCE AUTHOR The ordinance published here- BY ORDER OF the Borough Jersey end acceptable to the ABSENT DIPINDANTS Cod. third from beach, with ocean days, 544 «», evenings, 73e vss IIING THE PURCHASE OF VARI- with was Introduced end passed Council of the Borough of Matawan, Borough and either a bid bond or a L.S) view, sleeps 7, 1 bedrooms, 1VJ PUBLIC NOTICE OUS RADIO EOUIPMENT. AP upon first reeding at a meeting of Monmouth County, New Jersey certified check drawn to the order of iTATE OF NEW JERSEY TO baths, a»c, cond . furnished. June 17 HOLMDEL — Custom built home The following action wes taken PROPRIATINO J15.000 00 TO PAY the Township Committee of the Madeline Bucco Treasurer of the Borough of Sea ERRIS R BAXTER, his heirs, d»- to July 4, MIS Late AIM early Sept., i view of NY. Skyline. Tutor et the June It. INI meeting of thel THE COST THEREOF. MAKING A Township of Holmdel, In the County Borough Clerk Brltiht, for not less than ten (10%) isees end personal representative*, MOO a weak. Sept. weeks, t4W. Cal with 4 bedrooms. lVi baths, full Colts Neck Zoning Board of Adjust DOWN-PAYMENT AND AUTHOR of Monmouth, New Jertey, held on MS 40 percent of the amount bid eacept md his, their, or any of their sue mull basement 4 fireplace. All lerge IZINO THE ISSUANCE OF BONDS June 16. mi It will be further con thai the check need not exceed essors In right, title and Interest. rooms. Call Don Dan Construction 152 Boats* OR NOTES IN THE AMOUNT OF sldered for final passage, after pub- IN MiddUtown 130.000. ,RS FERRIS R BAXTER. wlfeW Co.. dan. 544 1510 avenlnos. 114,150 TO FINANCE THE COST lic hearing thereon, at a meeting of MONMOUTH BEACH SOUTH - OF SUCH APPROPRIATION. No. The ewerd of the contract for errls R. Baxter; 7XT755 Accessories said Committee to be held In the NOTICI TO CONTRACTORS this work will not be made until the YOU ARE HEREBY SUM Spectacular tea air apt I bedroom, 11-7 NOTICE Is hereby given that large deck, laundry directly on high NOCk. Variance was requested ... Township Hall, In said Township on necessary fund*have been provided IONED AND REQUIRED to serve HOLMDEL - Colonial house. 4 order to build an addition to reer BE IT ORDAINED bv the Town- July 11, mi etrJO o'clock p.m., and sealed Proposals will bt received by by the Borough of Sea Bright in a pon ZUCKER, GOLDBERG. wide, private bluff 4 beach. Till a/I. bedrooms, fireplace, paneled den, 14' WOOD RUNABOUT - Re- ship of Holmdel. (herein sometimes during the week prior to and up to the Township Purchaslnq Agent of 14.000 aum flnlthed and fWerjMastad. liso eesterlv section of enisling dwelling lawful manner. ECKER A WEISS. Plaintiff's at parquet floor tIM.OOO. 741 5717 or and It contrary to Articles 4 * 1, called Municipality). In the County and including the dete of such meet- the Township of Mlddletown, Mon The Borough or the Engineer nevs, whose address is tttO • NORTH LONO BRANCH - De- Sections 411 (Fl I 711 of the Zoning of Monmouth. New Jersey, (not less Ing, copies of seld ordinance will be mouth County, New Jersey to com- reserve the right to require a com pringfleid Avenue. Maplewoofi. signer decoretor I bedroom suites 4 Ordlnence of the Township of Colts then two-thirds of all the members made available at the Clerk's Office plete construction of th* plete financial and experience Jersey 07040. en answer to tie HOLMDEL-LIST WITH IS' FIBERGLASS — Runabout with thereof otflrmotlvelv concurring) et to the members of the general public •Smokehouse" Training Facility, Motel units. Panoromlc Oceen view, Century 11 Van's Agency trailer. Call atjer^P m. Nock. statement from prospective bidders >lalnt (and Amendment lo Olympic pool, beach, color TV, follows: who shall request the same. Contract HM and opened end read showing that they have satisfac- ompleint, if any), filed In a civil 544 loll Carl A. Dehlbom In public at Mlddletown Township A/c, maid service 4 reltaurenl Secretary Section 1. The Improvement de- John P Wadlngton torily completed work ol the nature etion, in which Mohawk Savings !»• SKI BOAT 1»7J - 1*74 »" P scribed In Section 1 of this bond Hall, King's Hwv end Hwv #35. required before furnishing proposal nd Loan Association, is plaintiff, Rented dailyrweakly 4 monthly HOLMDEL Juno 13 »5 40 Clerk Mlddletown. New Jersey on Wednes- BEACHCOMBE11 MOTEM L EDWARD W. COLLINS AOENCY Merc, new treltor. Call after S. ordlnence Is hereby euthorlled as a forms or specifications, or before jnd Ferris R. Baxter, et els., ar* general Improvement to be made or dev, July I. mi at 10:00 a.m. Pre- awarding the contract le.endants, pending in the Superior 121-447t ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY 741-5449. vailing Time. RELIABILITY ourt of Ntw Jersey, Chancerv 22SHolmcMll 229 Ktantburg Proposals tor this contract will POCONOS CHALET — Slaapt It., •44-4144 Hotmdel. For the seld Improve- Contract Documents tor the pro- be acctpttd only from bidders who _>lvision, Monmouth County, and fireplace, dishwasher, swimming, It' FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT — 470 posed work prepared by Theodore F bearing Docket No F-SI74-M within Class, complete with 1*11 custom LEOAL NOTICE ments or purpose steted In Section 3, NOTICI OW D1CIUON have been properly qualified In ac- . fishing, boating, HIS a weak. INCOME PROPERTY — This love- The Township Committee of the there Is hereby appropriated the Lewis. Jr. AIA - Architect have been cordance with the requirements of •five (35) davt after June 23, trailer, sells, trapeie, t control PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that tiled In the office of said Architect at eat exclusive of such date, if you . 471-M71. ly > femlly home Is situated on one Township of Hotmdel. et a meeting turn of 115,000 00 said sum being on June II, mi, the Zoning Board of the contract documents. of Red Benks most historic streetsl lines Very quick. Exc. cond sites held June 14. INI. adopted e Resolu Inclusive of ell epproprletlons mede 217 Wvckoff Roed, Eatontown, New l to do so, Judgment bv default UEA BRIGHT MOTEL - units 4 Eves 170W74 Adlustment of the Borough of Jersey and at the office of the Town The right Is also reserved to iv be rendered against you for the High ceilings, original moldings, lion euthorlilng the ewerdlng of con- therefor end Including the sum of KeanstH.ro granted th* following re- . Studio apartments, by the dev. week iompletelv redonadl A great Invest tract for protettlonal services 1750 00 as the down payment for said ship Clerk, King's Hwv end Hwv •ef demanded in the Complaint 1*»7 H" SILVERTON — Pro- lief upon the application of David #35. MkWIetown, New Jersey end informalities where such informal! nd Amendment to Complaint, if or month. Private beach 4 pool, ment el S'l.SSO APPLEBROOK lesslonally refitted. 117 Chevv^new without competitive bids (In ee- Improvement or purpose required and Edith Holland for premises AOENCY INC., Reellors, e'l-lMO. may be Inspected by prospective ly is not detrimental to the besl nvl You shall flit your answer and A/C, T.V., maid service carpet, cushions, euta CO1 system, eordanco with the Local Public con- by law and now available therefor known and designated as Lots 7 J and Inlerest of the Borough. The right Is . TRADE WINDS MOTEL Ml l«7^ VHF radio, r dinghy with davits, tracts Law, N.J.S.A 40A111 et too) bv virtue df provision In previously bidders during business hours. oof of service in duplicate with tlie LINCROFT SPLIT — Good condi- 76 In Block 10 as shown on the Tan also reserved lo Increase or de- lerk of the Superior Court of New Kohlor generator, winter cover, to Insurance Buyers Council, Inc. edopted budget or budgets tor down Map of the Borough of Keeniburg, Contract Documents will be crease the quantities specified in the tion. 3 bedrooms IVs baths, largo complete tat of dlshts and silver- for regional Insurance study. payment or for capital Improvement available et the office of the Town- ersev, Stele House Annex, Trenton, 104 Furnished Room* family room, raited patio, wooded which lots are lo be known at Lot M manner designated In the specif- rw Jersey OealS, In accordance were, propane ttoe end oven. Slip Copies of the Resolution end purposes. In Block U on the mi Keensburg ship Clerk, or the office of the ications. lot. STt.tQO. Cell efter 4 p.m. Mt-lStl. available, ready to bo launched. Architect. A deposit of SIS 00 per set th the rules of civil practice end Principal! only. contract are on file and available for Section 1. For (he financing of Tax Map. and which premises are The successful bidder shall be ocedure . ABERDEEN — Ladles only, must S7J00. Da« »»*0t7V public Inspection In the office of the said Improvement or purpose end to located at Oakwood Piece, St Marks Is required, with checks mode pay- required to comply with the follow • Ilka dogs. MO weekly Call Ronnie LINCROFT Township Clerk of the Township of men the part of seld 115.000 ap Avenue and Roosevelt Avenue, In able to Theodore F. Lewis, Jr. AIA; Ing: A Either the provisions of the the said Borough of Keansburo, and •0% of the deposit will bt refunded This action has been Instituted . sto-HIl after e:IO. This home was built bv Ihe area's Hotmdel proprlellon not provided for bv ap- New Jtrsev Prevailing Wag* Act, r Ihe purpose of (1) foreclosing a finest builder for his own use. The ItOO 115 HP MERCURY — Out- John P. Wadlngton Chapter ISO of the Laws of t*43. ortoage dated November 23, 1*Sf. KEANSBURO bell of everything end bettor than board, 5 hrt. on engine with lenk 4. Township Clerk effective January 1. 1H4 or Depart ade bv Ferris R Baxter 1 Patricia new. Raited panel doors throughout. conlroU. exc. cond, SHOO. Days June II SS.70 244 Tltrtfi FalU 144 Tint— flit menl of Lebor, Employment Stan Baxter, h/w as mortgagors, to spoctecular kitchen cabinets, don M44t71. 244 Tlnlon Fills I Klslak Mortgage Corporation, . *URNI»MEDROOM-Leraecioei thai will Induce relexetlon and NATIONAL FLOOD INSURAWCa PROORAM Wages for Federal and Federally corded on November 24, l«*. In BOATS - IV Orady White, 1*70 BONO ORDTNANCE AUTHOR Mk 2141 of Mortgages tor Mon- room, country eettlno. all utilities bright year-round porch. STER- Pr*p***d pleed llevevjoe, DeeecmMelleeea assisted construction protects pro- LINO THOMPSON REALTY. Merc cruiser W^JJ" IIING THE PURCHASE AND IN- AGENCY: Federel Inutrence Administration. PEMA lulgated under the Davis-Bacon outh County, Page 435, which paid, tin a mo Call WMtH. 74I-M0O. STALLATION OF DOMESTIC WA- ACTION: Proposed rule. Act, whichever regulation Is higher; igase was assigned on Novem- TER PUMPS AND TANKS FOR 13, 1959 lo the plaintiff, Mohawk BOSTON WHALER - Harpoon, 5.1. SUMMARY: B Anti-Kickback Regulations under MOI Commercial LITTLE SILVER - Waterfront. 1 THE CONVERSION OF THE NIKE Technlcel Information or comments ere solicited on the proposed bete (100-veer) flood elevations listed below Section 2 of the Act of June 13, 1M4, ings a> Loan Association bv As- story carriage house, unlimited exc. cond Spinnaker a. gear, win SITE WATER SYSTEM, AP- ignmeni recorded on November 37, trailer Lenca Salting Center. Sets lor selected locetlons In the notion. Thete bate (100-veer) flood elevations are the basis tor the flood plain known as the Copelarvd Act, C Parts potential, tern! prlvete rood, low PROPRIATING UO.0O0 TO PPAY S and Sa. Subtitle A. Title 29. Code of »59 In Book 232 of Assignments of Rentals Sexes. Atklng UlS.ooo 741-1OM. Bright. Ml-1450. THE COST THEREOF. KING A monogement meosures thel the community Is required to either adopt or show evidence of being elreadv In effect tgeges for Monmouth County. TE COS THERREOF. MAKING A In order lo qualify or remeln qualified for participation In the Nellonel Flood Insurance Program (NPIPI. Federal Regulations, with respect to DOWN PAYMENT AND hiring of apprentices and trainees, LITTLE SILVER — Chock full of DOWN PAYMENT AND AUTHOR- DATES: •00 tq ft. BUILDING - Storage IZING THE ISSISSUANCU E OF BONDS D The requirements of P L. 1*7S, C. . ™ce for rant. »1» a mo., lease value, our 4 bedroom Capo offers HOBIE CAT N.J. — Grand opening. The period for comment will be ninety (Wl devs following the second publlcetlon of thlt proposed rule In a Dssetslon of. end concerns pra- OR NOTES IN THT E AMOUNT OF 127. Further, the bid must be accom- ises commonly known as RD #2, rewilred. 741-4072. large den, fireplace, screened-ln newspaper of local circulation In eech community. panied bv a list of names and ad- porch, patio, full basement, and kveckt. ali major brands, parts * itv.OOO. TO FINANCE THE COST ADDRESS: ighwav #33, Freehold, New Jer OF SUCH APPROPRIATION. NO. dresses of all stockholders owning y. • A-1 PRIM!OFFICE-Moerilot Red rentels. 140 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. See table below. 10% or more of the stock, all In Bank. Haat, air conditioning In- sio-ttoo. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: accordance with Chapter 33 of the If you ere uneble to obtain in cluded. $111 mo. Rocer Co., 741-U1I AGENCY. 555 Prospect Ave., Little. "*BE IT ORDAINED by the Town- Mr. Robert G. Cheppell tornev, you mav communicate ship of Holmdel, (herein tametlmol Laws of New Jersey, 1*77. before 1 p.m. Silver. 74I-4S00. JOHNSON — 100 he. wtth controls Federal Emergency Management Agency Ith the New Jersey State Bar As L like-new gas tank. Atk tor Danny celled Municipality), In the County Federel Insurence Administration BY ORDER OF the Borough Klatlon bv catling 409.3*4-1101 You COLT! NECK - Commercial spate MIDDLETOWN 5*1 -*11*. of Monmouth. Now Jersey, (notJon National Flood Insurance Program Council of the Borough of Sea iy also contact the Lawyer Refer . for lease Coltt Towne SMPP«, I 4 bedroom. 1 bath expanded then two-thlrdt of all the members Bright, Monmouth County, New Jer- Service of the County of venue bv LENTZE MAlflNA — Par Rarltan IJMI 7SMHS , Colts Nee*. N.J., acrott from Do- ranch, spoclout rooms, fantastic thereof affirmatively concurring) at Washington. DC M4T1 ailing (201) 431-SS44. If you cannot I llclout Orcherdt. Space •"•"•{'•. femlly room and gat heat, tnaround Bay boating. In-out berthing, service 'ford an attorney, you mav com- for power and tall been, tl to IT. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Mrs. Mary Larson 1 from tlW per mo. Cell 711-eWa tor pool. »H4.too. Cell Four Saatont 'section 1. The Improvement de- The Federel Insurence Administrator gives notice of Hie proposed determinations of bate Itoo-yeerl lloodl Clerk _ ilcate with the Legal Services 1 Used boat soles 7t7 ll». more InformaUofl. RfOllors. SB-WOO scribed In Section 1 of thlt bond elevations for selected locations In the nation, In accordance with Section I Wo) the Flood Disaster Protection Act of June 23 WJ0 iflce of the County of venue bv ordinance Is hereby euthorlred et a 1*71 |Pub. L tl-lM), It Slat. •»). wtikfi added Section I Ml to trio Nellonel Flood Insurence Act of ItM (Title XIII of ailing (201) 747-7400. LIGHTNING SAILBOAT - 1 sett of general Imoroyement to bo made or 131 Houses For Sale 131 Houses For Sale tails, new hardware. Needs tome the Housing and Urban Development Act of ten (Pub. L *IMalt, « U.S.C. 4001-41W, ond*4CFR tM (at 245 Union Btach YOU, FERRIS R. BAXTER, his work. Best offer. Located In Mid. acgulred by the Township of Those elevations, together with the flood plain management meesures reaulrad bv Section to l of the proora Ift, devisees and personal repre- Holmdel. For the seld Improve- regulations, ere the minimum that ere required. They should not be construed to mean the community must tletown. 154 54*1. ments or purpose stated In Section I. ORDINANCE NO. IT ,en1etlves. end his, their or any of chenge env existing ordinances the! *rt more stringent In their flood pleln management requirements. The AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE successors In right, title and then It hereby appropriated the community mey at any time enect stricter requirements on Its own, or pursuant to policies established by other turn of UOJJOO.OO MM turn being COMPENSATION Of= OFFICERS iteresl are made a parly defendant MARINE ELECTRONICS - Far Federel, Stele, or reglonol entitles. These proposed elevellons will also bo used to calculate the appropriate flood AND EMPLOYEES OF THE .cause you, FERRIS R. BAXTER the latest In Si-Tax recorders. VHF inclusive of all appropriations made Insurance premium retes for now buildings end their contents end for the second lever of Insurance on existing therefor and Including the turn of BOARD OF HEALTH OF THE e a record owner of the mortgaged radios, direction finders or Loran, buildings end their contents. BOROUGH OF UNION BEACH •tmlses being foreclosed herein by R«al Estate Orientated Attorney your best buy It: IIJM0.10 at the dawn payment for said linproyomanl or purpose re The proposed bate (100-veer) flood elevettons for selected locetlons ere: FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR IMt itlff, because you signed ttse BOAT HOUSE P Baee I lee-year I Pleed IlevetH ond and Mortgage end are Mast* Needed for rapidly growing national Real Es- 1131 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright quired by lew and now available BE IT ORDAINED, bv the therefor by virtue of provision In Board of Health, of the Borough of x any right, claim or Interest thtv tate Development Corporation at It's Corporate Ml-1111 Union Beach, County of Monmouth, lav have in. to or against the mofj- Open 7 Days a Week previously adopted budget or budgets far deem payment or far State of New Jersey as follows: gaged premises. Headquarters In Monmouth County. Candidate SECTION I. The following shell YOU, MRS. FERRIS R. BAK- should have 0 to 4 yrs. experience with em- SAILS AWEIGH capital I Ma Cltv/TeoWCatMT soarce of FieedMa constitute the salaries or feet of the ER, wife of Ferris R. Baxter, aba New Jersey's only Section 1.' For me financing of low Jersey Tlnton Fells, Borough Jumping Dewmtreem Corpora* Limits Indicated officials for the calendar iade e partv defendant to thlt for* phasis on real estate. Must be member of N.J. HUNTER Dealer said linprayomont or eurpoee and to Monmouth County Brook Upttreem of Asbury Avenue veer 1901, and payment thereof shall losure ectlon for env lien, clelm B> Sailboat Specialists meet the port el la&JlMM. ap- Upttream of Private Drive be on the lime besls at hereinafter ieresl you mav have In, to V Bar. Will report directly to Vice President- 71 pro-owned, new propriation not provided tor by op- Pine Confluence with Swimming River • provided: •ir.it the mortgaged premises, to- boats on display General Council. Submit resume with salary pllcetkjn hereunder of eatd down Brook OownHream of Tlnton Avenue < (I) President of the Board of ludlng your right of dower, if any.. 101 MantotoklM Rd.. Brick Town payment. nuatUMl bend! are here- Upstream of Tlnton Avenue • Health, five hundred' five dollars W LEWIS BAMBRICK, CLERK requirements to: (Mil 4771151 by autharlnd to be IssuedI In;the DewmtnMfn of Private Road i (1305.00) per annum, payable semi SUPERIOR COURiRTOT . The Improvement Upstream of Conrell crossing • Ml-1141. mro.OO) per annum, payable semi Peter S. Relnhirt hereby euthorlled end the purpoee Upttream Carper ate Limits < annually. SIDEWINDER 14' IJ7* - 11J for the financing oTwhtch said ob- Shark Downetr*am Cerperete Limits (1) Members of the Board of Mercury, with trailer, WOO Hoatlons are to be Issued Is do- River Upttreem of Dam Health, two dollars isl 00) fer eech Vic« Prmldwt A BMMrat Co«nc» K Upttreem of SUte Route » meeting attended, payable semi-an- "T?turnlJrand Install twelve Downstream of Shark River nuallv. NOW you eu l«!LMLAM' I' STAKCRAPT - W SKI Mat. rod. 111) domettlc "Otor pynjl eJPJ (4) Secretary of the Board of HfvuilM EittrpriMS. Inc. Downstream Corporate Limits Health, nine thousand four hundred yourUatt.fwd Advert.*LcWrrlle-* l Creek Oownrtr*ametCornell Crossing forty-one dollars per en- ing on Saturdays lo ilirt. 10 Km. 15 PS available for inspection el Ihe Office of the Borough Administrate*, Municipal BulWlne, SS4 Tlnton lo atari- I TURNAtOUT SAILBOAT - Exc. (b) The estlmeted maximum i, payable semi-monthly cMkri trainer and/or Frost Biter Avenue, Tlnton Palls, New Jersey. SECTION II. All salaries. in our Monday** edirdlllor.t Ion C: I MlMk.N.j. 07701 amount of bonds or notes tobo l»- Send comments to Honorable Gabriel E. Specter, Mayor of Tlnton Fells, Municipal Building, SS4 Tlnton _jes, feet or compensation enu sued for saw purpose It at ttetod In Avenue, Tlnton Falls, New Jersey 07724. mereteeJ herein shall become effec- SSS"* Section 1 hereof. June li, June 10 $11 tive, retroactive te January 1, tf*1. 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, JUNE 23, I Teachers ratify contract in Ocean Cioffi leaves meeting OCEAN - The Oocan contract at tonight's work-' secretaries who are repre- fesslonal" topics that the tiating the new agreement when asked about loan Township Teachers Associa- shop meeting. sented by the O.T.T.A. but board would not discuss at v since November. Impasse tion has ratified a two-year The O.T.T.A. was the last who are not members must the bargaining table. was declared in April, but a LONG BRANCH - Mayor Henry R. "If they think there is something contract with the Board of bargaining group in the dis- pay H percent duet to the According to Campanile, tentative agreement was Cioffi stormed out of a City Council meet- wrong, let them say something, but don't Education providing (or total trict without a contract for association. two of those topics were stu- reached after negotiators for ing last night when Councilman Philip just try and get at us and the mayor salary increases o! approx- toe upcoming school year, ac- Superintendent Robert J. dent discipline and com- the board and the association Hayes began questioning the owner of the through allusions. This guy Hayes Is just imately J8 percent, school of- cording to the board. Approx- Mahon said he thought the munication between teach- met twice In May with Gloria Pier Pub on the mayor's MTO $40,000 loan trying to make trouble," Marincola said. ficials report. • imately 316 teachers and 40 settlement was a good one for ers, administrators and the Korman, a Public Employee to the bar. Relations Commission medi- MarincoU was grilled by Hayes on a According to Elizabeth secretaries are bound by the both sides. "The main thing board. Although these topics "Don't you put me on trial here. If you number of issues' new contract. ator. Campanile, president of the is money," Mahon explained, technically were not labor Is- want to put on me on trial, do It In a Marincola explained that though be O.T.T.A., the ratification The agreement calls for a adding that the board recog- sues, Campanile said "we Representing the board In court," the mayor yelled at Hayes while does not own Big Al's. He said he rents the came Friday after a "very 10 percent salary hike in the nized the need for a "sub- felt very strongly about the negotiations wore Jef- beading for the door. bar area of the restaurant and a connect- (them)," adding, "apparent- stormy meeting," the first first year, followed by a t stantial money package" to fries, Steven Wohlert, Dr.. Hayes was questioning Francis Mario- ing area of the pier between the pub and time the association has been offset the effect of Inflation ly, the board didn't." Joel Shappirio and Janice percent raise In 1882-8S, Cam- cola, owner of the pub, on a number of the restaurant. so seriously divided. She panile said In addition, the on teachers' incomes. Carpentier, according to Jef- When asked why the points concerning the mayor's loan. Councilman William Walling asked added that the final vote of teachers requested and re- fries. Assuming that the Campanile admitted that teachers accepted the pack- Among other things he asked the bar Marincola how he can have a liquor license 190 in favor and 106 against ceived a "compression" of the proposed raises were age, given these disappoint- board will ratify the contract, owner what collateral be gave the mayor "reflected great frustra- Jeffries said, "we're very on display In two separata locations. the salary guide, reducing the comparable to those granted ments, Campanile said, "I to secure the loan and how well He knew tion" among the association total number of steps while happy to be able to reach an Marincola said be keeps a copy on display in other Monntouth County really felt that's as far as we the mayor when the city allowed the pub to at Big Al's. members. moving a number of teachers could go," considering other agreement before the end of districts, but also noted that spUt its license to Include Big Al'a. Walling also questioned if the bar was The full Board of Educa- up on the salary scale. county districts, court-lm- the school year." local teachers received a Marincola explained that the mayor given a mercantile license from the city in tion still must ratify the much lower salary increase limitationa on nego- Other elements of the new Mahon said the board an- was given a "security interest" in the bar 1910, since according to city records no ticipated fairly well the mag- agreement, but Board Presi- package Include a dental plan in l(60-tl than the county av- tlatlons and "the fact that as collateral, but that he did not know the license was lasted. MarincoU said be nitude of the salary Increase dent James F. Jeffries said for the employees during the erage Ocean Township teachers mayor at all four months before the loan could not remember, but believes he did he saw no "monumental second year of the contract The association president were, by and large, not in- when preparing Its 1961-82 when the license was split. budget, and so will have to purchase the license. problems'' obtaining the and an "agency shop" pro- said the money issues did not terested In disruption." Cioffi has maintained since the loan Despite the question and answer ses- board's approval. The board vision. Under the agency upaet her so much as certain According to Mahon, the make only a few minor ad- justments. was revealed last year that the loan wa» a sion between tat council and MarincoU, is expected to discuss the shop, about 10 teachers and IS "curriculum and pro- two aides have been nego- personal business deal and did not conflict council decided after he left to call the bar with his duties as mayor. owner back tor another bearing on the Marincola renewed his charge last questions of the mercantile license, the Long Branch vandalism night that the council Is harassing him and splitting of the liquor license, the mayor's Mortgages hard to find using the questions about the bar to get at loan and the ownership of the bar. the mayor. Cuouncil also questioned the owners of (continued) M0 months, equal just under house and the equity you own. is under investigation "They are using this to try and get at a number of other bars which were identi- ferent rules covering the $256,935. You do not have to sell the the mayor," he said. "It's not fair to me fied last week as having various problems. bouse to take advantage of LONG BRANCH - Police are Investigating the punctur- amount by which the Interest Assume that your index; ing of tires on more than 70 vehicles in the city's north end. and it's not fab: to the mayor. We are Council ended up renewing all but five of rate on an adjustable mort- and therefore your interest the increase; you can borrow businessmen that are putting a lot of mon- the 17 liquor licenses. against it. According to police, a pointed instrument such as an Ice gage can change. National rate goes up one point during pick was used to puncture the tires last week. More than 100 ey and effort Into the boardwalk and all we The five that received only temporary banks, which are regulated the first year you hold the The other potential bright tires in all were damaged. get Is harrassed by the council," Mario- renewals are Schneiders, 111 Broadway, by the Comptroller of the mortgage. A one-point in- spot Is that Interest rates The vandalised cars were parked on or around Liberty cola said. and Pistol Pete's, «2 Ocean Ave., for Currency, cannot Increase or crease In the Interest rate In could eventually go down. Street when the Incidents occurred between midnight Thurs- Marincola said the council repeatedly changes In ownership; the Happy Pickle, decrease the Interest rate by the example given would Rollln Barnard, president of day and Friday morning. has asked about the pub and has been told 80S Second Ave., for a drug offense, and more than two percentage boost the monthly payment to the U.S. League of Savings The city detective division is in charge of the Investiga- on numerous occasions about the owners of Hayden's Liquor Store, 276 Broadway, for points a year. Federally $758.33. If your interest rate Associations, said be does not tion. the pier. serving a minor, and the Pier Pub. think homebuyers will ever chartered savings and loan never goes up again, your to- be able to f hid a 6 percent or 6 Institutions, regulated by the tal payments will be $172,430 Federal Home Loan Bank percent mortgage. "I do - one year at $710.93 and » think that mortgage rates of Board, have no limit on in- years at $758.33. terest rate changes. And 10 percent are entirely state-chartered banks and Now assume that the In- feasible," be said. terest rate goes up another SfcLs are governed by state At 10 percent, the monthly laws one point In the second year you hold the mortgage. That payment on that 30-year, $60,000 mortgage would be An increase in the interest would boost the monthly payment to $807 M. Total only $526,80 If you paid five rate on an adjustable mort- years of the mortgage at the gage can be passed on to the payments, based on a 14 percent rate the first year, a 14 percent rate and thereat at borrower in one of three a 10 percent rate, your total ways: IS percent rate the second year and a 16 percent rate for cost would be only $200,696. —The monthly payment the final IS years, would be The adjustable rate mort- can be increased. $288,870. That's over $30,000 gages, approved earlier this year, are expected to replace —The term of the loan can more than you would pay if variable rate mortgages, be extended to a maximum of the Interest rate had stayed called VRMs, and re- 40 years. the same the way it does with a conventional mortgage. negotiable rate mortgages, —The amount of the out- called RRMs or rollover standing principal can be in- Dallas Benewiu of the mortgages, which also fea- creased; when the home Is U.S. League of Savings As- tured flexible interest, but sold, the owner's equity Is sociations said the initial rate had much stricter limits less than it otherwise would for an adjustable mortage be. The process Is called Benewitx said adjustable should be lower than the rate rate mortgages will come in negative amortization. for a conventional loan. He a variety of shapes. "They'll Suppose you take out a 30- also said that the same Infla- be all over the map," he said. year mortgage for $60,000 at tion that makes Interest rates "Folks should do a lot more an interest rate of 14 percent. go up tends to boost salaries so mortgage payments as a The monthly payment is NEXT: Creative •710.93. Total payments, for percentage of income may

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