Will celebrate Feut of St. Anthony She opens door and heart for 50th time •r MARIE COCCO everyday, and nuncakwsty was rand The hanis healed otttckly. and left no scars ABERDHEN - Rosuia Contino. at age 75, tut Since then, the •*M tas drat she wore the day of the acci earaad the right w .pend . naty June Sunday I o* shrine to St Anthony ia her horn* saca dent Is state-free, and Mrs Coutmo wears it each Wat m her yard at « Haven Drive in Cheese- oaake Village She hejins to image the colorful ribbon and Bead of lounging yesterday af terra, flowers around the saint's sutae daya before the lirrCflBtoe was busy welcoming hundreds of celebrations Her body badly burned, lends, relatives and neighbors to her home to On the day of the celebration, she passes out cstahnte Ike Feast of St Anthony, which official crusty round kwves of bread to her (watt, sym but she shows no scare ly begins next week bousing toe toaves that St. Anthony fed to the Yesterday's celebration, at which the gutsts poor. partook of bread, wine, and an assortment of And, as the utmost sign of devotion, Mn. other loads, marked the 50th time Mn. Contino Contino matches the contributions that her guests year on the day of the celebration has opened her door aad her her heart to those pin to the ribbons on the altar She donates the Just two months ago, she was hospitalised for whs want to share In her devotion to her patina money to the orphanage at St, Anthony's shrine in major surgery. But she recovered quickly and saint. Kearny. was well enough to arrange yesterday's festiv- The ritual began when MB Contino was II, St. Anthony seems to have watched over Mrs. ities and she was stricken with pain In an Illness Contino through the years. Two yean ago, a pot of Mn. Contino vows to hold the celebration doctors could not explain. So she prayed to St hot oil spilled over her, burning much of her body annually, until the day she dies Mn. Rotina Contino arrange! ribbont on statue. (Photo fcy CarlForino)

ITie The Daily Register Re j» islet VOL.102 NO. 4 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1979 15 CENTS

Modest Leaves groundswell of hope countian a hero Pope returns to Vatican By HILDV McCORMICK TINTON FALLS - Sgt. John Samson didn't know the man's name. He still doesn't. He had never met him. But when he saw an in- jured man in need, his in- after triumph in Poland stincts to help came to the fore, and he did what he VATICAN CITY (API - could to save yet another Pope John Paul II returned tx Ufe. the Vatican from Poland, leav Sgt. Samson was at Fort ing behind a groundswell ol Dix yesterday when an anti- hope among Polish Catholic: tank rocket exploded in a that his triumphant home bivouac area, killing two, coming strengthened theii and injuring eight, one of church in its continuing batth them seriously. The ex- with the communst regime. plosion of what was later determined to be a 3.5-inch In an emotional close yes- bazooka rocket and con- terday to the nine-day visit, a sidered to be a dud, took million or more Poles turned place in a pup tent where the out for a farewell Mass in a men were sleeping. park in Krakow, the pontiff's The men of C Company, former diocese. 2nd Balallion, 114th Infantry "Never lose your trust, do of the New Jersey National not be defeated, do not be dis- Guard, of which Sgt. Samson couraged; do not cut your is a member, were spending selves off from the roots from their one weekend a month Sgt. John Sanuon describes reactions. (Perm photo) which we had our origins," at the Army base. John Paul - "this Polish The explosion took place pope, this Slavic pope. " as he in an area where men of A described himself, told his Company, 106th Infantry, Bazooka rocket countrymen. 42nd Infantry Division from At least 6 million of Po- New York City, were sleep- land s 35 million people saw ing. the pontiff along the route of Sgt. Samson, who lives at explodes; 2 die his pilgrimage through War- 172 Riveredge Road, took a saw, Gniezno, Poland's first modest view of what he did FORT DIX (AP) - A bazooka rocket unexplainedly in capital, the shrine city of to save a man's life. But his a New York National Guard bivouac area exploded, killing Czestochowa. Auschwitz and commanding officer found two weekend soldiers and injuring eight others. Krakow his actions praiseworthy Col. Warren Jones, base public affairs officer, said Crowds of 300,000 to a mil- Capt. Thomas B. Besser after the deaths Sunday a preliminary investigation lion prayed with him as he of Vincentown, the comman- showed the 3.5-inch rocket was considered to be a dud, but celebrated Mass in city 4 tired, but triumphant pope it thotcn during hit final mats in Poland before returning to ding officer, described Sgt he did not know why it was in the tent camp area. squares and open fields. The Samson as "a great, great government television service Army investigators were interviewing soldiers to de- government full respect for Speaking Saturday in a man." termine' the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident, gave the visit extensive cov- by the Vatican as a spiritual bishops at Czestochowa. erage, enabling millions more pilgrimage, the pope from where he prayed at the shnne believers and the right of the model socialist workers "We were not sure of Jones said. suburb " of Krakow where he what the accident was when to see him and follow his tri- the outset spoke up for human of the Black Madunna. he set church to conduct its activities Pfc. Robert Estes. 19, of the Bronx, NY., said in a without government in- and public opinion forced the we went by. We saw quite a hospital interview he was in a three-man tent alone putting umphant progress. rights and religious liberty forth the church's conditions Addressing the Polish terference See Pope, page.16 few people on the ground, en his boots when "all I heard was a boom ' Although the trip was billed tor normal relations with the and emergency vehicles "I heard this big ring in my ears," he said "I thought were just arriving," Capt. somebody was playing a joke. I didn't know what it was " Besser said. Estes said he went outside and saw one soldier walking Sgt. Samson works as an with blood on his face and three or four others lying on the orderly in the emergency ground The bright light you saw was the sun room of Bayshore Communi- Estes, who has been in the National Guard for 1 '-i years ty Hospital,. Holmdel He and is otherwise unemployed, said his only apparent injury The sun came out yester- spokesman for the Sandy Hook waves, " he said to get some natural color "It creased traffic northbound in has New York and New Jer- was a small cut in his left earlobe and a severe headache. day - much to everyone's Coast Guard "That's what it Rumson police reported was the best crowd so far this last night. sey licenses for medical amazement. was like out there today, " he •increased activity" at the year." said police in Long His job Sunday at the weekend training session was to Congestion occurred as a technology. In September he finish qualifying as an M60 light machine-gunner, he said And even though most area said last night municipal launching ramp as Branch plans to further his training gas stations were closed yes- There were more people boat owners finally found a The sunny weather was result of cars lining up for Other members of the unit were scheduled for a four- gasoline at service stations by entering paramedic mile hike, he said terday, the lack of gas didn't out there than I have ever suitable day to take-to the wa- good reason for the Garden school. stop people from descending in seen There was confusion all ters. State Parkway to fill up as along the parkway The lines By the time outsiders were allowed in the explosion caused other traffic to slow Capt. Besser said that droves upon the shore for the over the place." he added Sun worshippers were able well Holmdel state police re- area in the base's eastern sector, all that remained were and back up. state police re- Sgt. Samson has been with first time this year. As a result, the Coast to get a rather late-in-the-sea- ported beavy southbound traf- scattered pillow feathers, shrapnel and a scorched tree. ported him in the same unit for The casualties all were members of the 1st Battalion, And when they got over the Guard responded to 16 dif- son start on their tans, as fic in the morning, and in- about two years. But they 106th Infantry Regiment of the 42nd Division's 1st Brigade, shock of realizing that it was ficulties, all of which were mi- beaches filled up for the first have never encountered any- based in New York City. Sunday, a day off from work, nor incidents involving dis- weekend this year Yester- thing as severe as yester- Jones identified one dead soldier as Sgt. George Matos. and the sun was shining, Mon- abled boats, tiie spokesman day's sunshine provided them day's accident. 25, of Corona, Queens, NY. The colonel said the next-of-kin mouth County residents took said. One was "disabled peo- with a good start "Sgt. Samson took con- of the sergeant, who is unmarried, had been notified. to the waters and the beaches ple," a boat with persons who The boardwalks in Long trol of the operation. He was The identity of the second soldier killed and one of the "Did you ever see the mov- had imbibed more than water, Branch and Asbury Park were The Inside Story also the setting for pale faces very competent, very profi- wounded were being withheld until their next-of-kin were ie The Boatniks?'" asked a and "who couldn't take the THK WEATHER cient. He was doing several located, Jones said Chance ol showers this morning, becoming partly things at once. He is a man Spec. 4 Raphael Sarluka, 19. of Flushing, NY. the ilnudv h) afternoon. Highs in upper 70s. Complete of very high character. most heavily wounded survivor, was admitted in serious report page 2. "Even with the fulltime condition to Walson Army Hospital on this sprawling 4 held on siphoning charges Hot tips on fashions at the track 8 people there, Sgt. Samson training base in southern New Jersey. New look Cosmos win.... 11 took command of the situ- Others admitted in satisfactory condition were: Estes; OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Two men, arrested They were arrested after Patrolmen Ken- ation and organized the Sgt. Carlos Santana-Osorio. 23, of Corona, Queens: Spec. 4 early yesterday morning in connection with a neth Kennedy, Gordon Bodine and Thomas evacuation. He was very Walter Lopez, 23. and Sgt. Thomas Sammon, 26, both of gasoline siphoning, incident face arraignments Thompson responded to a call that gasoline Sweepstake* number, page I professional in his actions. Flushing, Queens. NY.; Spec. 4 Gerald Clancy. 26. of in Municipal Court today. was being siphoned from a parked car at Twin He was very stable in the Ridgewood, N.Y., and Spec. 4 Calvin Bartlett. 30, of Police identified the men as Thomas W. Brook Apartments, police sajd. Bridge advice 17 DAILY REGISTER Watt, 19. of 15 Sandpiper Lane, Sea Bright, and PHONE NUMBERS face of a lot of casualties, ' Jamaica, Queens, NY.. Mr Watt, arrested at the scene, was Business S Harry T. Arlan, 22, of 504 Dnscoll Drive, Brick Mala Office S42-4M* Capt. Besser said. charged with contributing to the delinquency Classified 14-1C Township. Tell Free (71 JJH "One of the injured was of minors. His companion, arrested in a Comics 17 Arrested with them were two juveniles, TtllFref Stt-SIM missing an arm and most of neJrby vehicle, had similar charges filed Crossword pusiile 17 on» of the men who was both 15-year-old males, from Oakhurst and (lammed Depl M2-17M his leg He had severe of a bivouac area a mile or againsy him, police said Editorials C wounds of the abdomen. Sgt. so up the road. We saw am- wounded I assisted. Finally Wall Township, police said. Entertainment 7 (Imitation Depl S42-4MI Samson applied cardiac bulances, trucks and fire an ambulance came and Mr Watt was held in the county jail in lieu Both juveniles were charged with stealing Horoscope 17 SpcrtsDept S41-4W4 pulmonary resuscitation and trucks going by. I got into a picked up the guy and put of (1,000 bail, police said,. Mr. Arlan was gasoline, according to police, after they were Lifestyle I 8-9 MMdleUwi lUrrai I7I-I2M went to the hospital with the car with two lieutenants him in the ambulance. We released in (1,000 bail pending today's hearing. arrested later near the scene Make A Date It FrrHuM Birrai 4)11112 injured man," Capt. Besser from my unit and raced to drove to the hospital and The juveniles, released to their parents The incident took place at approximately I Obituaries 4 L«K Branch Bireai ZtHtl* said. the area. proceded to do (TH on him dustody, face juvenile court action, police said. am yesterday Sports 11-13,18 SUtehHsr Bireaa tti IM MM Sgt. Samson, however, "When I got there, most for 10 to 15 minutes. It was Pay 3-6-12 Months in Advance preferred to take a back seat of the men had been picked very hectic. Delectable Shrimp Pop-O-Grams Mon. "Crystal Ship" Doris & Ed's - I for The Register and SAVE to others at the scene. up. First aid was started by "We got to the hospital In a crisp Batter with orange Tell Dad you love him on Renais7ance>Jo7"the"l)oors. Or*" at 1 p.m. Father's Day. As be related the-story, men in that unit. Two and into the emergency sauce, alight European salad, Father's Day with a Sunday V& VISA, Master Charge. TUe a CanyOn Tr de he said, "I was camped off firemen were doing CPR on See Samson, page,16 on Tues. Fashion show. Register Pop-O-Gram. Call checks, cash tall Circulation. !,'^ ,t, " " Michael Fitzgerald Fromagerie, 842-8088. 542-1700. 542-4000 Winds. 842-3292 Tonight at UieBnaly.rd

1 2 TheDfeiyRcgltfer SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY.JUNE 11,1979 country" - tum,aJthtdMUiim. She illiihmi poll! that show Carter s popularity waning, sayiag 1 dent be- DC-10 will get Congressional look lieve in polls. I know they •Ml with Mine people, but WASHINGTON (AP) - became the first government Association - an organization if necessary, repaired. development, noting a race with Lockheed, which 1 never read them." Congress is beginning to take official to grand an entire of air travelers which sued to Wednesday the plane's subcontractor for McDonnell was developing its own wide- Mils Lillian, who re- Mi own look into what U wrong fleet of jets. Burton long has ground the DC-10 - announced certificate to fly was sus-Douglas Corp., maker of the bodied jet, the L-10U Al- ceived an honorary doctor of with the now^rounded DC-10, been at odds with Bond, who be was taking over at director pended plane, warned against just though the DC-10 was begun a humane letters degree, also asking the Federal Aviation was appointed by President of APA's newly created Wash- "The primary area of the such a problem two years year after Lockheed's, its type said her other well-known Administration to explain its Carter ington office. hearing will be the FAA reac- before the plane was approved certificate was issued several son, Billy, has apparently weeks before the UOU i response to the crash that took "He's a disaster," Burton At an NTSB briefing after tion after the crash, going by the FAA. MIAMI (AP) - Bloodied been cured of his confessed 175.lives said of Bond lilt week. "His last month's crash of an Amer- from A-D (airworthiness Before an airplane is al- On Sunday, the FAA or- by aalt water and pounded alcoholism after entering a In the hearing today, • constant changing of mind ican Airlines DC-10 in Chica- directive) to A-D lo A-D to lowed to fly, the FAA must dered engine mount inspec- by 12-foot waves, Stella Tay- treatment program in Cali- ; House subcommittee beaded about Uui DC-10, for instance, go, Hogue said he would suspension," said the staff issue a "type certificate," at- tions on all L-lOlls and two lor prayed for strength dur- fornia. by Kep John Burton, D-Calif.. had endangered lives This and ground the DC-lOs if the choice member who asked not to be testing to the fact that the other models of wide-bodied ing her third attempt to "Billy went to California planned also to look into the other evidence shows that be were his and that he wouldn't named. "We want to find out plane Is safe and meets FAA jets operating in the United swim from the Bahamas to on bis own; be knew he was process by which the govern- just doesn't know what he is fly on the plane until some where each was deficient." specifications. Once a model States, although a spokesman Florida ruining his life," the said. ment decided eight years ago doing." questions were answered. Burton wrote Bond on May is certified, each plane moving said "we have no indication, 1 know he's changed I Burton, chairman of the no information there is any- "Please, dear God, help that the jet was airworthy. Another witness expected 30 that "It appears almost off the assembly line must me through this night," she have every faith in him. "I think Burton will ex- to be called was Philip A. government activities and certain that the FAA's have an airworthiness thing wrong with any of these "We all love Billy,' she transport subcommittee, de- aircraft." The spokesman, pleaded. ; press people's feelings about Hogue, who until Thursday certification of the DC-10 com- certificate, attesting to the The 48-year-old marathon added, "and Jimmy - he's ' the IK' 10, now it's up, now it's was a member of the National cided to reopen hearings last ponents directly involved in fact that it meets the original Fred Farrar, said the FAA all right too." held in September. directive, enforcing a manu- swimmer from Fort '. down, up-down, up-down," a Transportation Safety Board, the tragedy may have been design specifications. Lauderdale, Fla., did get member of his staff said in the agency that investigates "While it would be pre- faulty. Such a probability is The FAA issued the "type facturers' advisory, was "purely precautionary." through that first night. But 1 advance of the hearing airplane accidents. mature without all the facts to buttressed by previous prob- certificate" for the DC-10 In once more, the sea finally Scheduled as an opening On Friday, the day after conclude that defects in the lems suffered by the DC-10, July 1971, one year after the He said the inspections defeated her. witness was Langhorne Hogue's three-year term certification process were, in the most notable problem re- first DC-10 rolled out of the shouldn't cause any disruption Her crew delivered the Mc( ool Bond, who last week ended, the Airline Passengers fact, the direct cause of (the) sulting in the March 1974 crash hangar and 11 months after the of airline service. The other bad news Sunday. After 20 accident, it is entirely ap- of a Turkish Airlines DC-10 first test flight. aircraft involved are the hours, Miss Taylor was only propriate and necessary for outside Paris, France, in Critics charge the plane Boeing 747 and the A-300 Air- the subcommittee to explore which more than 300 persons bus manufactured by a Eu- 22 miles west of her starting was hastily built because point at Orange Cay, an un- Congress lo take up the possibility," Burton said in lost their lives,- McDonnell Douglas was in a ropean consortium. announcing the hearing. Investigators then blamed inhabited island in the Bahamas chain that lies He made the statement a the design of a cargo door that about 55 miles off the Flori- draft and sanctions few days after American blew open, decompressing the da coast. The swim was Flight 191 crashed on takeoff cargo area, collapsing a floor WASH1NUTON (AP) - -The House scheduled a stopped vote today on a bill that would May 25, killing 275 persons. and causing hydraulic cables Congress' first major debate It was a bitter setback. create a Cabinet-level educa- Since then the FAA issued to sever. this year on military draft leg- And Linda Rodriguez of ra- tion department. three "airworthiness direc- A congressional report islation is expected to open dio station WINZ, on a boat Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex- tives," which had the effect of chastised the FAA for failing tins vvtek as the Senate begins Offers 'severed hand' reward accompanying the swim- as, chairman of the House grounding the planes until cer- to uncover the door design work mi a bill authorizing MO 1 mer, reported Miss Taylor Education Committee, said tain parts were inspected and, problem during the DC-10's NEW YORK (AP) - A suburban real estate dealer offered billion in aims purchases and cried after she was hauled research.' the bill, similar to legislation 11,000 Sunday for information leading lo the apprehension of a aboard the crew boat. already passed by the Senate, man who pushed a promising young musician in front of a The bill also will provide "We would have to have would "improve the man- moving subway train last week. Joseph Halfon of Spring Valley the first test of President • been in the water another Carters decision to retain ^ment of our federal educa Mayors supporting said he wanted to help because of a concert he attended Saturday night at a local high school. The father of three boys, two days and two nights," Stella Taylor trade sanctions against Zim- ""> program." Most educa she explained after docking lion activities are now handled Halfon said his anger over the Incident "came to a head" as he b.ibwe Rhodesia. And, it is ex- here late Sunday. "I didn't on the federal level by the Carter on energy and his wife Rhoda watched their son Michael, 11, sing in the MOSCOW (AP) - The pected to spark a fight over want to put my body through Health, Education and Wel- chorus. "I saw the progression (of the students) up to the high wife of Soviet chess defector the MX mobile missile system PITTSBURGH (AP)-Re- man John B. Anderson and school level. Boy, It really bothered us." He added, "The worst that agonizing pain." Viktor Korchnoi says she that Caller has scheduled for fare Department. publican rivals of President Senate Majority Leader How- -A new package of energy crime is when a parent cries " Renee Katz an honors student It took until Christmas to has called on Rosalynn full scale development. Carter begin their pitches to ard Baker. who played flute and piano, lost her right hand Thursday recover from'her record-set- Carter and newly elected Draft registration is not ac- legislation, with backing from the country's big city mayors But it was all Carter in the Democratic and Republican morning when the train ran over her. She had been on her way ting attempt last October to British Prime Minister tually pai t Hi the weapons au- today after the White House preliminary sessions. Despite to classes at the High School of Music and Art in Harlem. congressional leaders, was to accomplish the un- Margaret Thatcher to help thorization bill However, a scored some major victories early grumbling about White Surgeons, who reattached the hand in a delicate 16-hour opera- be unveiled today by the Sen- precedented feat, she said. her and her son leave the measure to require the sign-up in early sessions of the U.S. House neglect of the cities, the tion, expressed doubt about the girl's chances of resuming her Her coach, Bob Duenkel, Soviet Union. of all men between the ages of ate Energy Committee chair- mayors appeared ready to Conference of Mayors annual musical studies. said he didn't understand Bella Korchnoi disclosed 18 and 26 was passed by a man, Sen. Henry Jackson, I>- meeting. back the President on key is- Wash. why Miss Taylor fell behind the appeals to Western re- Senate Armed Services sub- Former Texas Gov. John sues rather than lose ground to Jackson, the package's the lVi mph pace she hoped porters Saturday,less than a committee last week and is Connally was the first of three Washington's new vogue of fis- Snipers, arsonists attack trucks chief sponsor, said Saturday it to maintain over the course week before the U.S. first expected to be offered as an Republican presidential can- cal restraint. would contain incentives Snipers and arsonists attacked some trucks hauling cargo in estimated at 80 miles due to lady and President Carter amendment to the weapons didates scheduled to speak to The conference's resolu- aimed at boosting U.S. sup- defiance of a wildcat strike by independent truckers Sunday as currents and winds. were set to travel to Vienna hill, perhaps on Tuesday. the mayors. Coming later on tions committee gave ap- plies of oil and synthetic fuels, a protest against fuel prices took a nasty turn. An empty "We had big swells be- for a Soviet-American sum- lilsowhere in Congress this the agenda were House Re- proval Sunday to an energy such as those derived from tractor-trailer used for hauling cattle was torched on a lonely hind us, pushing us east — mit and signing of the SALT week' publican Conference Chair- plank that endorses Carter's coal stretch of highway in'Wisconsin after the driver was run off the the direction we wanted to II strategic arms treaty embattled effort to deregulate road by a four-man gang early Sunday, he told authorities. go," he said. "She was domestic crude oil prices and Gunshots from a 22-caliber pistol shattered the windshield of a swimming well." BOSTON (AP) - A mild mpose a tax on the windfall rig out of Round Lake., Minn., as it rolled through Iowa. And a "I guess it just wasn't to profits it is expected to bring woman trucker brandished a pistol when an attendant at a heart attack has returned be," Miss Taylor said. "The Boston Pops conductor energy producers. truck stop in Sioux City, Iowa, refused to sell her diesel fuel. Gulf Stream is so fickle The deregulation portion "Nobody is going to tell me hpw to operate my truck," the Arthur Fiedler to the hospi- there's no knowing where tal, but he was in stable con- was passed by a 23-8 vote and unidentified driver warned. The scattered incidents of violence it's going to push you." the final package, including occurred over the weekend in the protest that began last week dition and resting com- ••• he windfall profit tax, passed with truck stop blockades and some highway traffic slowdowns fortably yesterday, a in a voice vote. that spread to more than a dozen states. DENVER (AP) - spokesman for Tufts-New The energy resolution is ex- Gerald Ford and Henry Kis- England Medical Center pected to pass easily when it Mortgage foreclosed on Billy's home singer were on hand, but said. goes before the full conference singer Frank Sinatra was The 84-year-old orchestra Wednesday. Because of con- BUENA VISTA, Ga. (AP) - The holder of the mortgage on the man of the hour when the leader suffered the heart at- ference rules, amendment Billy Carter's home in Draneville has foreclosed and Is ad- Children's Diabetes Founda- tack at home Saturday night from the floor is very difficult, vertising the property for sale. J. Myron Wells published a tion of Denver held its an- and was taken to the hospital although some debate is ex- notice of "sale under power" in the June 7 edition of the weekly nual fund-raiser. by ambulance, hospital how pected. Patriot-Citizen, the legal newspaper of Marlon County, alleging The former president and spokesman Henry Wilson Mayor John Hutchinson of that the Carters had defaulted on their payments. Under his one-time secretary of said. Charleston, W.Va., the energy Georgia law, the Carters could save their home by coming to state stood by as members •Fiedler has had at least committee chairman who led terms with the lender, or by getting an injunction against sale of the charity foundation four heart attacks over the the decontrol and profits tax pending a hearing on the merits of the case. The president's presented Sinatra with its past 25 years. measures to passage, called it brother and his wife moved their family from Plains to the "International Man of the Fiedler had not con- a victory for the president. brick two-story home near Draneville to escape tourists two Year" award. ducted since early May. He Data from "We're supporting the years ago. The Carters added three bedrooms, three baths and Sinatra, Kissinger and collapsed backstage after a den to the three-bedroom home. Showers Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE president's position," Ford joined other celebrities his last concert six weeks Hutchinson said. and local business and politi- ago and spent several days IGMtt ML" = = = NOAA.US Dtjpt. of Commerce cal notables Saturday night in the hospital suffering He'll continue Draft Ted campaign in raising money for the »P nrwnoui from exhaustion. PROVIDENCE (AP) - U.S. Rep. Edward P. Beard, D- foundation at its annual Wilson said Fiedler was TIDES WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are due todav The show black-tie Carousel Ball at over the Northeast and also in central Florida. It will R.I., says he won't drop his campaign to draft Sen. Edward M. expected to remain in the Sand) Hook the Denver Hilton hospital for several weeks be hot In the Southwest and Southeast, and warm Kennedy, D-Mass., for the presidency until the senator calls TODAY - High 9:33 p.m. *•» this time. elsewhere, according to the National Weather Ser- him and tells him to stop. "1 have received no call from the . :i 23 p.m. goes on Kennedy staff telling me to stop," Beard told WJAR-TV on ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - Fiedler arrived at the TOMORROW - High 10:02 vice. President Carter's mother, hospital complaining of Local forecast PARIS (API - McDonnell Sunday. "I think it's still negotiable," Beard said. "I'm not a m and 10:22 p.m. and low Douglas is conducting busi- convinced (he won't run) and I don't think the people are Miss Lillian, says she has no chest pains, Wilson said, and m and low 4:12 p.m. Yesterday's high temperature at the Register weather ness as usual this week at the convinced." Kennedy has said repeatedly he will not run for doubts that her son will be examination confirmed that ted Bank and itumson station was 79 degrees. The low yesterday was 67. II was 74 33rd Paris Air Show, and com- President. Beard said: "I see it as sort of a soft no ' " re-elected if he runs in 1980. he had suffered what physi- add two'hours; Sea at 6 p.m. and the overnight low was 64. Today's 6 a.m. pany officials say they have Speaking on Saturday at cians described as "a mild deduct lo minutes; temperature was 64. There was no precipitation in the 24 not had to defend the grounded Fire threaten California homes Ohio University's commen- heart atUck." Branch,, deduct 15 hours ending a 6 a.m. today. There were 8 cooling degree DC-10 because of its crash in cement, the president's 80- Physicians said Fiedler's Highlands, add 40 days yesterday, 37 for the month and 75 for the cooling Chicago. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Hot and dry winds blowing out of year-old mother said she chest pains subsided after season to date. the desert meant more trouble Sunday for hundreds of weary would travel "all over the his admission, Wilson added. HI LO Pft OtlK "The reason for coming to the show is to see our cus- California firefighters battling flames that already had black- Jersey Shore tomers, both civil and mili- ened more than 60,000 acres. Smoldering embers and forecasts of record heat also promised a return to the firelines lor the Chance of showers and thunderstorms this morning tary, and there has-been no change from that," said Geoff hundreds of men already positioned throughout scorched hill- Partly cloudy, breezy and less humid this afternoon. Highs sides of Southern California. In the largest fire in Freno County in the mid to upper 70s. Fair and cooler tonight. Lows in Morris, a spokesman for the company. history, one blaze swept through 57,540 acres of dry grasslands the mid 50s. Sunny and pleasant tomorrow with highs in the near Fresno, 250 miles north of Los Angeles. mid 70s. Probability of showers increasing to 60 percent "On the commercial side, Boston 30 (dv early this morning then dropping to 20 percent this after- our existing and potential cus- buMalo 74 rn noon and near zero percent tonight. Winds southerly at five tomers all have studied the • cdy Evers warns white politicians Chrliln WV cdy to 15 miles per hour this morning. Northwest at 10 to 20 DC-10 very closely, and we Crwveni clr «0 clr miles per hour this afternoon. Ocean water temperatures have found we do not have to FAYETTE, Miss. (AP) - Fayette Mayor Charles Evers OS ctf told a sweltering audience at the Medgar Evers Mississippi H cdv are in the mid 60s defend the DC-10. They may Olcdv ask what is happening, but Homecoming Sunday that white politicians could lose support if North Jersey they are not coming in needing more blacks were not appointed to positions in government. 01 clr reassurance.'" "If you ain't going to appoint some of us to top positions, we 78 cdv Chance of showers and thunderstorms this morning. «lcd> Other manufacturers ex- ain't'going to support you, " Evers said. Evers said "it ain't all Partly cloudy, breezy and less humid this afternoon. Highs been roses" in the 16 years since his brother died. "Medgar in the mid to upper 70s. Fair and cooler tonight. Lows in pressed sympathy for McDon- nell Douglas, saying they be- died to have the things we all wanted," Charles Evers said. "If the mid 50s. Sunny and pleasant tomorrow with highs in the he was here today, he would see we have some of those things. mid 70s Probability of showers increasing to 60 percent lieve Federal Aviation Admin- istration chief Langhorne But blacks are 40 to 50 percent of the people and we still have early this morning then dropping to 20 percent this after- only one black senator. noon and near zero percent tonight. Winds southerly at five Bond had insufficient justifi- la'. Vi-yj- cation for grounding the clr to 15 miles per hour this morning. Northwest at 10 to 20 I os Anoelr cd» miles per hour this afternoon. DC-10. and that the company .04 clr has been made a political foot- The Daily Register V...H.1 ball. They said that feeling 16 clr (USPS-145-440) M clr Coastal forecast generally is echoed among the .13 clr airlines. 06 rn Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Small craft advisories "We can see no reason at The Sunday Register cd» may be issued today. Winds southwest at 10 to 20 knots (USPS-3M-570) .06 clr all for grounding DC-lOs, " 16 cdv early today becoming west to northwest 15 to 25 knots by Morris said. "Nothing has Pobliwirt by Tht RM Bank Rtgiitir » 61 noon and continuing this afternoon. Northwest at 10 to 20 Ettablfintd in 1171 by John H, Cook and Htnrv Clay PhiltO'Phld 81 66 • pointed to any design defect in 105 78 knots tonight.Chance of a shower or thunderstorm this Main Oiilc* Pilhrwoh IS K the DC-10, and there is espe- On* Rtgitttr Plata, Shrtwsbur*. H J 07701 Ptlalid. «? n si morning. Clearing this afternoon. Fair tonight. Visibility cially no reason for grounding Ptlanri. Ore IS St clr Branch OMktt RlPld l.'ly 81 <1 clr around five miles but lower in showers this morning. Over Series 30 and Series 40 I't R1 li, MWdklown. N j QJl* Reno n u clr five miles this afternoon and tonight. Average wave planes. " Monmouth Couniv Courthoutt, Frtthold. N J 0i7» RiCI and 91 69 cdv 27* Broadway. Loon Branch. Nj 011*0 St Louis n H 06 clr heights at one to three feet tonight, two to four today. Slalthouw. Trtnion, N J 0MI} St P Tjmp; n n CO> The DC-10 in which 275 peo- Sell Lakf 17 « clr Mtmb* of IN AitociaM Prtfl. Tht Atwxitltd Pr.n li tfitilltdmlutlvaiy ple were killed May 25 after it to tht uw of all tht local ntwi printed in the ntwwaptf at w«l « all AP imn '-an L'i»-or- 10166 clr ditoatchn San Fran ft SO clr lost an engine and crashed was S««MI4 l» SI South Jersey IT SJ a Series 10 model. The Federal Mtmotr ol tht Amtrican Htwioaetr Pirtllihtri Asuxiatton. tht Audit Mot Chance of thundershowers this morning. Parthly Burttu ol Circulation, lfw Ntw Jtrttv Pratt At we I at ton St St M*MP Q r Aviation Administration IS clr Tulia cloudy this afternoon with highs in 70s. Probability of Wcond Ci«« posiagt o«M at Hid Sank, N.J, WW and a) MMdtoltwfi, N.J 19 II cdy withdrew the design j|hlrh7ttn showers 60 percent this morning dropping to 20 percent this W* PuWltMd Sundaytfirouoh Frida y Mall wbtcrlpUons pavafttt InMvtfltf t-Ytstard»v'thlgri. certificate from all DC-lOs, Lo- Yttxrday't low. afternoon and near zero percent tonight. Winds Southerly Ttrm Daily Prc—!' rtrlnlUllon lor 14 Iwtir! tntf- grounding the 138 planes flown inalp.m. EST vtlttrdav. at five to 15 miles per this morning changing to northwest by U.S. airlines and barring On.»» SSS, Otlk Sk> condlllxii oullooli tor lo at 10 to 20 miles per hour this afternoon. Mom (Mlvtry b» Clrrltr - Olll> gg day those owned by foreign lines ttntl. IllOina. ivnMt Mr I) from U.S. airports. SlntMcwvalCourllK-Olllr rjctntl; lunttv Bitf* SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. JUNE 11,1979 O'Hern says he'll support dredging bond issue, if...

RED BANK - Daniel J «dmini»traUoo has proposed to the gov- tot a boadtble item That U would support a sand pro- O'Hara, lUte environmental a KrVmiUion transportation oa this transportation an issue that remains to be be added posal with a detailed plan," protection commiuioner, bond issue resolved," be said. He said he agrees with Mr O'Hera added Bid yesterday be woald tap- The dredging plat called "Ail I did was observe "It is a nutter of want- Assemblyman Anthony M. But Mr Apy viewed Fri- pott a bond iauc for dredg- for a CD-million bond issue that the dredging plan prob- ing to do it the right way for Villane Jr., R-Monmoutfa, a day's action as "a pretty ing if i deUiled pUn lor it But it failed late last week to ably would have gone the people of the slate of chief sponsor of the plan, crucial defeat Doc (VU- acre advanced, tad If It gain endorsement of the through except for him," New Jersey, " Mr. O'Hern and with Mr Apy on the lane) wanted to get it on the could not be accomplished state Capital Budgeting and Mr Apy continued said, referring to priorities importance of dredging But ballot this Fall Now there through the normal ap- Planning Commission. "He recognizes the need As the environmental commenting on his reluc- may not be enough time to proprutioni process Mr. Apy represents a for dredging, but is reluctant commiuioner he said, "1 tance to bond for such a package it. People on that Mr. O'Hern laid he and coalition of nine shore com- to use banding. Bonding is would like to have the mon- plan, Mr O'Hern said, "If commission recognise the Chester Apy, Red Bank at- munities in M on mouth Coun- the solution to the dredging ey for dredging ' we can avoid credit buying, need, and that bonding is the torney and Mr. O'Hern'i ty problem," be said He suggested starting we should do it. solution The sad part of It Is former law partner, aren't At a commission meeting Mr O'Hern said that he with a II million dredging "We are not in any dis- that we may have lost a at odds over the need for Friday, he maintained that wears "two hats," one as a program, and that efforts be agreement. We are in agree- year. If Doc can get it on the dredging of inlets and inland the dredging plan has very capital planner, and the oth- made to get the rivers and ment It is almost a frustra- ballot by November, it Is waterway!, but disagree little chance of being on the er as the environmental lakes in better condition, tion If it can be done out of going to be a political mira- over whether a bond issue is ballot in November. commissioner then find dredging disposal current appropriations, it cle." necessary. "1 think Commissioner "In terms of capital sites A detailed dredging should be done," he de- He said the only hope Mr. O'Hern feels a priori- O'Hern opposes bonding to planning, I have to consider plan must be worked out, he clared would be to get enough shore ty for bonding this year is solve the problem, ' he said what is good capital plan- maintained. At the moment, "If we can't patch that legislators behind Mr Vil- Dnlel J. U'Hrra transportation. The Byrne At the moment he felt his ning I though dredging was "details for comprehensive together, I believe I, too, lane pope's arrival in Krakow described as a modern miracle

By HUGH A. MULLIGAN Street in Krakow encapsulates the elevation of Karol For John Paul's visit, papal flags flew from the Soviet with a wife and two children when the Nazis picked out 10 AP Special Correspondent Wojtyla. Friendship Society Building on Krakow's market square prisoners to be executed after an attempted prison break. He started out in the cellar as a student in an under- because the society's offices are rented from a devout Seventy-nine-year-old Franciszek Gahowniotek, the EDITOR'S - Hugh Mulligan was on The Associated Press ground seminary during the Nail occupation in World War Polish countess man Kolbe saved, joined other concentration camp sur- team coveting Pope John Paul Hi triumphant return to II, moved up to the second floor as archbishop and The pope's silent prayers In Starvation cell No II at the vivors at the Mass the pope celebrated behind the barbed his homeland. His observations follow. cardinal, and then to the balcony blessing the crowds as the Nazi's Auschwitz concentration camp Thursday undoub- wire. Both his sons were killed on the last day of the war. first Polish pope ever. tedly advanced the canonization cause of Maximillian Before World War II, Kolbes was a missionary In KRAKOW, Poland (AP) - In Its 1,000-year history in The future Pope John Paul II doubtless learned some Kolbe. Japan, and the church he built in Nagasaki was one of the Poland, the Roman Catholic church has had its share of lessons in how to handle hostile bureaucrats from the way Kolbe. a Franciscan priest, took the place of a man few to survive the atomic bombing. miracles, but the faithful saw their first modern one when his mentor, Archbishop Adam Sapieha, treated both the a Polish pope descended in the communist president's Nazis and the communists. Sapieha politely but pointedly Russian-built helicopter. invited German generals to dine with him on com-coffee, Parked near the helicopter was an executive jet belong- beetroot jam and stale black bread, the wartime ration ing to Ed Plszek, the owner of Mrs. Paul's frozen fish. He alloted to each Pole. flew in a pair of cardinals for the pope's visit: Former When communist officials once denied him an exit visa ballplayer Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals and to visit Rome on grounds that he might criticize the Cardinal John Krolof Philadelphia. government, Archbishop Sapieha responded. "Why should The stately archbishop's house on Kranciszkanska I criticize you? The churches have never been so full." Ntlitlir 1UH photo MORTGAGE IS BURNED — Members of the congregation of Tem- Palestinian Arabs team with Israeli ple Beth Shalom, 186 Ma- ple Ave, Red Bank, beam as they set fire to the tem- peace activists in settlement protest ple's mortgage. Taking part in the ceremony ELON MOREH, Occupied Arab shopkeepers in tionalism. them to discuss compensation were, left to right, Har- West Bank (AP) - Palesti- Israeli peace activists riette Beispiel, the sis- Nablus defied Israeli orders "1 won't take any money," nian Arabs joined Israeli and kept most of their shops came by bus and car from terhood president; Dr. peace activists Sunday in pro- around Israel for the second said Abdel-Akhim Muhammad Myron Beispiel, presi- closed in a strike protesting Duwaykatt, an Arab who said tests against the newest Jew- day of demonstrations at the dent of the congregation, the establishment of the set- he owned property that had ish settlement in the Occupied tlement Thursday. foot of the hill where Elon and Norris Hoesman, of been confiscated. "Money the Colonial First Na- West Bank of the Jordan Moreh is located. About 4,000 Nablus, with a population goes like the wind. We are tional Bank, Red Bank. River. had gathered there Saturday of 80,000, it two miles west of in an orderly demonstration [arming people and we will About 100 Arabs, some Elon Moreh. It is-the largest never give up our land." waving Israeli military docu- called by the Peace Now city in the West Bank and a group. ments dealing with the con- center of Palestinian na He and other Arabs said it fiscation of Arab land, joined Arabs who joined Sunday's was not clear how much of some 800 Israelis of the Peace Armed soldiers used bolt- protest displayed military their land was being taken for Now movement near the Elon cutters to break the padlocks documents saying the Arab the settlement. Israeli news- Moreh settlement. No violence on some closed shops in an land was being taken for mili- papers reported 200 acres was reported. effort to break the strike. tary purposes and advising were being seized. Deposed shah, wife, fly to Mexico City and leave for undisclosed destination

MEXICO CITY (AP) - station, said the shah and sev- The airport sources said cial agents ushered the shah's The deposed Shah of Iran and en other passengers arrived the shah and his party arrived group through immigration his wife, Empress Farah, flew along with two dogs — a Great at the Mexican capital's air- and customs proceedings, the to Mexico City Sunday from Dane and a French poodle. port aboard a Grumman sources said. the Bahamas and left im- He quoted the monarch as Gulfstream twin jet on a "Two special immigration mediately by car for an un- saying in English, "I don't direct flight from Nassau. The agents cleared them through disclosed location, airport know how long I plan to stay jet is owned by a leading Mexi- and the customs people barely sources said. here, but it will be several can bank, Banco de Comercio, looked at the luggage, and Mexican television pro- months ' the sources said. then the shah and his party left in three automobiles," said an ducer Joaquin Lopez Doriga, Lopez Doriga said he asked According to the sources, who said he filmed the arrival, the shah how he felt and he official who asked not to be the executive jet landed at named. He said there were quoted Shah Mohammad Reza replied, "I feel fine, thank 3:35 p.m. (5:35 p.m. EDT) ina Pahlavi as saying he intended you. We had a good flight." eight passengers in the group, private zone of the interna- "including several teen- to stay in Mexico for "several Mexico is the fourth coun- tional airport. months." try to grant the exiled agers," and "there were no Lopez Doriga, of the state- monarch entry since he fled The shah was met by minor reporters present to witness owned Channel 13 television his homeland in January government officials and spe- the arrival." American Embassy evacuating staffers wives and children from Nicaragua Will your executor/trustee MANAGUA, Nicaragua tional guardsmen and Sand- State Department spokes- ets and heavy-caliber machine meet all of these qualifications (AP) - The U.S. Embassy inista guerrillas near Mana- man Tom Reston said in Wash- guns were involved in the told its staff members to get gua's national stadium, only ington that some of the ap- fighting in the capital, wit- their families out' of six blocks from President proximately 60 embassy de- nesses said to property administer your Anastasio Somoza's fortified pendents had already left by Nicaragua as a major battle Reporters at the Intercon- compound. commercial plane, and about raged yesterday between na- tinental Hotel. 100 yards from estate or trust? 30 would be leaving today. Somoza's compound, could see • CONSTANT AVAILABILITY Reston said some non-es- puffs of black smoke rising sential embassy employees • FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY General's assassinated behind the stadium. The na- who are U.S. citizens would GUATEMALA CITY, on Cancinos' car as it was tional guard has been using the • YEARS OF EXPERIENCE also leave and the other Amer- Guatemala (AP) - The chief passing in front of a firehouse. stadium as an induction center • GROUP JUDGMENT icans in Nicaragua were being of staff of the Guatemalan The 52-year-old general for reserves called up during told that the embassy depen- • SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE Army, Gen. Jose David Can- was killed instantly, the the past week and as a first aid dents were going. "But we cinos, was machine-gunned to spokesman said. Firemen center for wounded • BOOKKEEPING & ACCOUNTING SYSTEMS are not advising them to death Sunday night as he was rushed out of the station when guardsmen. • SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING they heard the gunfire, but it leave," he said. riding through the south- • INVESTMENT SERVICES eastern part of Guatemala was too late to help Cancinos There were about 3.000 Guardsmen sealed off the City, a national police spokes- and the two men with him, he Americans in Nicaragua when hotel, where most foreign re- • IMPARTIALITY man reported. reported. the rebels launched their new porters are staying, and pre- Fees are the same for an Individual as for our bank! The general's chauffeur The spokesman said the offensive two weeks ago, vented them from leaving to Shouldn't you get the most lor your money? Make certain your and bodyguard were also gunmen escaped in two cars. Reston said, but American of- cover the fighting. The restric- estate /trust will receive the proper administration and attention to killed. The assassins escaped Cancino was the third ficials believe many of them tion, which the troopers said details by naming The Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company have left the country was for the journalists' safety, The spokesman said un- prominent Guatemalan as- as your executor and trustee sassinated this year. National guard tanks, rock- was lifted four hours later. identified gunmen opened fire COMPETENCE IS ASSURED Appointments are free and there is no obligation Egyptian on a pilgrimage to Mecca 0 CALL 462-0011 (Ext 318) hangs himself in Israeli police station BV4X11OFF3ET TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - the cell and was discovered by Mecca in Saudi Arabia. XEROX COPIES An Egyptian on a pilgrimage a guard at lunch time to Mecca who was arrested on The spokesman said the Facilities were set up last INSTANT suspicion of illegally entering man was arrested over the week for Israeli and Egyptian Israel hanged himself yester- weekend as he walked along tourists to travel by air or sea PRINTING day in a police station, author- the beach at Rishon Letzion. 10 between the two countries, but While You wait CENTRAL JERSEY BANK- ities reported. miles south of Tel Aviv He no land border-crossing sta- TRUST A police spokesman said could not produce identi- tions exist. Since the borders the man, about 90. had been fication papers, the spokes- were declared open May 27, frt'wolf oress me man said, and told police he following the signing of the 170Monmouth9lr*»t told he would be sent back to Rtd Bank, 741-9300 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION Egypt today The spokesman had walked from the Suez Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, said the man used hie cloth Canal city of Kantar on his several disputes have oc- ftamrtf QnM FrtKttn headdrtss to hang himself in way to the Moslem holy city of curred. 4 TbeDrfy MONDAY, JUNE 11,1979 Parents honor Obituaries Vietnam vets MIDDLETOWN - When Saigon fell to the North Viet- Miss Elizabeth LeValley, Minese in IS7S. Richard ParseUs Hid, "I was oae of the last to get out of there." owned Quail Hill farm Last night, Mr Parsells. who now lives in Leonardo, was one of the first Vietnam veterans in the area la be FREEHOLD - Eliiabcth farm. Scouts now hold many honored for his service during the war. r. LeValley. H, of H South activities on the fafm At a dinner sponsored by the Vietnam Gold Star Pa- Sk, died Saturday at the Free- Miss LeValley n a retired rents, Mr ParselU and three other veterans, Benue hold Area Hospital here, Free- employee of the City of New Snyder of Leonardo, Ray O'Grady of Port Monmouth and hold Towuhip York public library system. Richard Iienberg of Red Bank, received famed Mm LeValley was bom im Surviving are a sister, certificates signed by President Jimmy Carter, thanking Long Branch and resided in Grace A LeValley, with them for their service to the country. MinaJapan until here 16 years whom she lived, and one Deputy Mayor Richard Kelly presented the afo when ibe told her farm, nephew, Victor R LeValley certificates, and told the men, "What you have done for Quail Hill, to the Monmouth Jr., here. our country deserves our undying gratitude" Council Boy Scouts The coun- Funeral arrangements are Before the presentation, the veterans spoke of what the cil now conducts numerous under the direction of Free- scouting activities at the man Funeral Home. awards mean to them. Mr O'Grady was aboard the U.S.S Coral Sea in port at Haiphong when the North Vietnamese mined the harbor "Vietnam was really an unpopular war, and the Viet- Miss Henrietta Baier, nam veteran has never been honored," he said. "From the point of view of the Vietnam vet, nobody really has cared retired postal worker before " Mr. Parsells said that the recognition "comes late, but MATAWAN -Miss Hen Surviving are a litter, Mrs. at least the credit is finally being given. As far as I'm rietU Baier, 78, of 11 Wycoff Sarah Baier O'Neill, with concerned," he continued, "everybody who served over St., died Saturday at Emery whom she lived; a brother, VETERANS HONORED — Left to right, Middletown and Bernard Snvder, a Vietnam vtieran, at a cere- there should be presented with an award.'' Manor Nursing Home, Old Frederick Baier of Absecon, Deputy Mayor Richard V. Kelly, Mrs. Anaela Doher mony honoring four area Vietnam veterans. The And Richard Isenberg, who was honored for his own Bridge and several nieces and tv, president of Vietnam Gold Star Parents, Inc., men received certificates, presented bv Mr. Kelly, service, said, "I'm really accepting the award for my Miss Baier was bom in nephews. Mrs. Elsie Schulz, a founder of Gold Star Parents, signed bv President Jimmy Carter. brother, Gerard, who was killed in Vietnam." Elizabeth, and lived here since The Bedle Funeral Home is she was a child. in charge of arrangements. She was assistant post- master of the Matawan Post Office during World War II. Richard Krakoski She retired from the postal service in 1959, after 37 years WEST KEANSBURG - Richard Krakoski, 49, of 84 with the department. Miss Seventh St., died Sunday at Baier was also a member of Bayshore Comnlty Hospital, the postal clerks union. befiore recess Holmdel. She was a member of the Born Jersey City, Mr. Matawan Presbytarian TRENTON (AP) - With tion until after the June 5 pri-. Krakoski lived here for 17 summer recess in sight, state mary. Church and Sirious Chapter years. 123, Order of Eastern Star. lawmakers are rushing to get The delay was designed to He was a retired ware- through bills to impose avoid having Incumbent as- houseman for Wakefern stricter abortion procedures, semblymen in contested pri- Mrs. Augusta Kirby, Frozen Foods, Elizabeth. legalize jai alai gambling and maries vote on such a con- Surviving are his widow, authorize a state takeover of troversial measure before an clergyman's widow Mfs. Dorothy Wadriski bus lines election. Krakoski; four daughters, the The New Jersey Right to RED BANK - Mrs. Au- Misses Susan, Gail, Denise The bills are among 53 measures slated for a vote Life Committee, considered gusta Kirby, 91, of Hi West and Diane Krakoski, all at the most influential single-is- yesterday in the Assembly and Westside Ave., died Saturday home; a brother, Edward sue lobby in the state, has at the Eatontown Convales- Krakoski of West Keansburg; the Senate. threatened to work for the cent Center, Eatontown. a sister, Mrs. Doris Most controversial is the ouster of any legislator who Mrs. Kirby was born in Jeleniewicz of Port Reading, proposal in the Assembly to votes against the bill. NEW RESTAURANT OPENS — A brand new Ground Administrator Joseph VUIIO, restaurant co-owner Terry Middletown, and lived in vari- and his mother, Mrs. Bernice require women seeking an Round Restaurant has opened in Middletown, at Route 35 Tsadilas, Township Commltteemen Allen MactJknald ous parts of the state through- Weleniewicz of Keansburg. Uhder the jai alai proposal and Chapel Hill Road, formerly the site of the Sirloin Inn. and Frank Callahan, and another co-owner, Alex abortion to be informed of the sponsored by Sen. David out her life. Present at last night's grand opening were Middletown Tsadilas. The Laurel Funeral Home possible dangers and to wait at Friedland, D-Hudson, New She was a member of the is in charge of arrangements. least 48 hours after giving Jersey voters would be asked Clinton Hill African Methodist their written consent before it to authorize gambling on the Episcopal Zion Church, of can be performed. fast-paced sport in three cities which her late husband, the Mass transit The Conference of New — Jersey City, Camden and DIRECT DEPOSIT OF YOUR Rev. John B. Kirby, was Whale is Long Branch. pastor. Jersey Planned Parenthood Voters overwhelming de- SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS.. Mrs. Kirby was a lifelong Affiliates has urged defeat of feated a proposed constitu- member of the Stewardess flown for the measure, claiming it is ridership up "CHECK WITH US!" tional amendment last No- Board of the church, and constitutionally defective and vember to permit jai alai gam- served as treasurer of the Mis- imposes undue burdens on NEWARK (AP) - Mass shift to mass transit," bling in the state, but sionary Society for many treatment women seeking abortions for transit ridership already was Jamieson said. Friedland said the latest pro- TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS years. health reasons. up 5 to 7 percent in May on the Transit operators would be ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - posal is more acceptable be- Surviving are a son, John An ailing, 600-pound pilot Proponents of the measure state's rail and bus lines and forced to put retired equip- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION contend women seeking abor- cause it limits the game to further galoline shortages ment back into service, B. Kirby Jr. of Tinton Falls; whale was flown to an Con- three localities. 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN two sisters, Mrs. Bessie Royal necticut aquarium early this tions often are victimized by could overburden the over- change schedules and routes S42-O404 of Middletown and Mrs. Rose morning in a dramatic at- unscrupulous medical practi- The bill's future remains crowded system, authorities and open emergency park and Mason of Red Bank; one tempt to save the young mam- tioners whose only interest is clouded, however, because of said. ride lots, he said. grandchild and one great- mal's life. in making a fast buck a resolution adopted by Jersey Federal, state and regional grandchild. The bill, sponsored by As- City's City Council opposing a officials said if gasoline sup- The olive-black male jai alai fronton and increasing Funeral arrangements are semblyman Thomas Deverin, plies were cut by 10 to 20 whale, which beached itself in D-Middlesex, was scheduled reports that the game has been percent more, it could force under the direction of the Wildwood on May 26, was air- penetrated by organized crime Childs Funeral Home. for a vote last month but As- the implementation of a four- lifted to the Mystic Marine sembly leaders postponed ac- in other states. day work week, staggered Life Aquarium in Mystic, work hours, emergency park Conn., where veterinarians and ride lots, and the use of William Whitehead hope to cure It of a pneumonia- school and charter buses to KEYPORT - William like ailment. Funeral services transport commuters. Whitehead. 80, of 347 Maple "It's going real well. It's Calls to the transit sys- Place, died Sunday at tems' hotlines also are on the RED BANK ONLY good moving," said Bob Bayshore Community Hospi- Schoelkopf, director of the rise, according to Conrail and tal, Holmdel. Marine Mammal Stranding set for mauled boy the Transport of New Jersey. STARTS TOMORROW! Mr. Whitehead was born Center here, which nursed the Transportation specialist here and was a lifelong whale through several brushes NETCONG (AP) - Funer- nouncements during the two Alain Kornhauser, a professor borough resident. with death during the past 16 al arrangements have 'been performances warning the au- it Princeton University, told a He was an Army veteran of days. completed for a Byram Town- dience to remain seated while congressional sub-committee World War I. earlier this year that if just SaUe The whale was moved to ship boy killed by a circus the cats were taken out of one in every 10 of New Jer- Mr Whitehead retired in the Connecticut aquarium so leopard, while circumstances their cages. 1964 as an ironworker. He was costly antibiotics could be ad- surrounding the accident re- sey's automobile commuters OVER 600 SWIMSUITS a member ofthe Newark Or- ministered to combat three in- main in dispute. But those who witnessed switch to bus or train, it would mean a 50 percent increase in namental Ironworkers Union. fections believed to be cen- Jerome J. Vaccarezza, 5, the fatal mauling disagree. riders. "Gottex" Surviving are his widow, tered in the mammal's lungs. died Thursday night in Hacket- Edward Eyrich, his wife, "Without proper plan- "Gabar" Mrs. Margaret Ann Madden Schoelkopf said the local cen- tstown Hospital from puncture Patricia, and daughter, Mary "Sea Dreams" Whitehead; two brothers, ter couldn't afford the medica- wounds inflicted by a 173- Jo. brought Jerome to the ning," he said, that would "Catalina" "create intolerable conges- Arthur Whitehead of Key port tion. pound circus leopard to which circus. Eyrich said he didn't "Speedo" OFF and John Whitehead of New- As scores of concerned on- he came too close during a hear any announcements, tion with thousands of riders "Cole of California" encountering extensive de- ORIG ark, and a sister, Miss Mary lookers watched late late last circus act in Washington while others claimed the an- "Rox Anne" PRICE Whitehead of Newark. night, a dozen volunteers Township. nouncements were inaudible. lays." And more A "light" gasoline short- Funeral arrangements are carefully lifted the whale out Services were scheduled "If there were any. we under the direction of the Be- of a 24-foot salt water pool and for this morning at the Pichi age would mean most drivers couldn't hear them. The could get by without a switch dle Funeral Home. onto special stretchers which Funeral Home in Stanhope speaker system wasn't Worth kept its pectoral fins free. with a Funeral Mass to be to mass transit, according to We have 27 cents. " he said Friday. John R. Jamieson, deputy Mrs. Pearl Formoso The whale then was loaded celebrated at St. Michael's Church in Netcong, according Two leopards were held by state commissioner of trans- •BEACH HATS onto a fire department pick-up portation. BEACH MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. truck for a 10-mile ride to the to funeral director Chester six-foot chains staked in the COMBER Pearl Krom Formoso, 60, of National Aviation Facilities Skiba. ground when the incident oc- In the case of "moderate" •BEACH BAGS 422 Harmony Road, died yes- Experimental Center in No criminal charges were curred, authorities said Mary shortages, roughly between 10 SANDYS terday at Riverview Hospital nearby Pomona. filed against the Roberts Jo Eyrich and Jerome were and 20 percent below normal, "there would be a significant Red Bank Volunteers kept the whale Brothers Top Three Circus act returning to their seats from Bom in Ellenville, N. Y., wet with a mist during the trip of which the 175-pound cat was rest rooms when the youth Mrs. Formoso lived in Wood- to the airport, led by a police part. No charges were filed walked too close and the ridge before moving here motorcycle escort. A twin-en- against Conny Dam, of female cat attacked. TODAYS three months ago. gine Convair 240 flew the Gibsonton. Fla.. who owned Jerome is survived by his She was a member of the animal on a 65-minute trip to the leopards, according to parents, a brother John M., SOCIAL SECURITY • DRESSES*SLACKS• Jehovah Witness Church in Trumball Airport in tiroton, Morris County Prosecutor Pe- and sister Elaine J. East Rutherford. Conn. ter Manahan. The circus, held at a local SWEEPSTAKES •SKIRT SETS* Surviving are a son. Walter Officials said the whale In a news conference Fri- school, was sponsored by the By: "GOLDWORM," "NUAGE," "KNIT GROUP" Buckley of Rutherford; a was moved in the night partly day, Manahan said circus op- Schooleys Mountain Protec- WINNER "GLORIA VANDERBILT," "KIMBERLY," "P.J.WALSH" daughter, Mrs. Michaei J. to spare it from dehydration in erators made several an- • AND MORE ALL SIZES tion Association. WINNER NUMBER Stuckey with whom she lived; the daytime sun. BELOW MAKERS COST three brothers, Clarence and The nervous whale, which Earl Krom. both of Ellenville, was not sedated, flipped its 141-28-0829 SPECIAL GROUP and Domald Krom of wide tale and banged its head Owner of the above SKIRTS Grahmasviile, NY ; a sister, Bradley reports on the bottom of the pool work- number: you have three SLACKS By "VERA" Mrs. Helem Simmons of ers lowered the 4 W-foot depth. days from today to present "BLEYLE*" Spring Glen. N.Y., and her The whale calmed after it was your Social Security card at 1 "COTTAGE TAYLOR" mother, Mrs Florence Krom, he'll OK Carter By "FRENCH STAR " „.„ „ on the stretcher. The Register's main olfice, "ADDENDA" "PERSONAL" also of Spring Glen. Broad St., Shrewsbury, and and MORE Plans were made to NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. "J.LAURENT"' Fumeral arrangements are in a "balanced way" and pick up your live cans of transfer the creature after it Bill Bradley, D-N.J.. said Sun- "SHEIK" $ nder the direction of Worden "has done a reasonable job ' Hills Bros. Coffee. Hours had a second brush with death day that be expects to support "LOURELLA" $ Funeral Home, Red Bank. Bradley expressed doubt are Irom 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and More AS LOW AS Friday when its 24-foot pool President Carter for reel- 8 ALL SIZES Monday thru Friday. (Fri 8 that Massachusetts Sen. Ed- drained dry because of a burst ection in 1980, and feels Carter ward M. Kennedy would run day winners have until seam, leaving the whale lying will be renominated by the m. Dtotti wotict for president, saying he Wednesday. helplessly on its belly and Democrats and reelected to By "DAVID SMITH," thought Kennedy was primari- "MATHER" KI R 6 V — AlMUIU. of *M Mnk lungs. office. BLOUSES $ on June ». nil; (MvotM nwltwr or John ly concerned with wielding his "D'ALTON" B Klrfcv, Jr i fondtllltrof Mrs. B«iil« Members of the Atlantic "The president is a bal- "ANNE KLEIN" ALL SIZES Roval and MM ROM M«wn; dtvotM influence on "specific is- City Fire Department came to 'N'TOPS And More ! 7 Bfindmottur 04 on* and ortal-grano anced human being and that is sues ' Vilu»i to 24.00 mothtr of on* Funeral Mrvlctt Mor. the whale's rescue, pumping The Register's day. I p.m. «t tht Clinton Hill AME what we need in this country, " Zlon Church. R«v. Kingdom RMVtr in salt water while volunteers the freshman senator said in a Bradley was interviewed officiating Informant at Monmoutii Social Security Mlinri'l1 Park. Tlnlon Falli, Friar* of the center quickly repaired television interview He said on the WCBS television pro- MM (all at tna CnlMl Funaral Horn* the pool's lining. gram "Newsmakers." Sweepstakes Contest 8 WALLACE ST. - RED BANK 842-6610 •Jajifttfi 1-4p.m. and 7 • ».m Carter approached problems SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY. JUNE 11,1979 Till Dfcst) Many from Monmouth County Meeting hiring guidelines graduate from Trenton State •]> SYLVIA PORTE* : waaU EtM r trained or better skilled Mao. CMrl J Jayvk. EMWMUi. aM ai cnsccado, corponttaac large ana than he actually Mads, the expert says TRENTON -Bac- KaWaw M. Im Eatmtawn small, are KTeecai* that they simply caaaot calaureate degrees were Ca»Kia t Mm. TMan Falls, Oaur Job ooaditions also must be considered If, O trial. emilllMI.il, tarboa * Da«». • meet tkc strict U7I faideltiiea issued by the Equal say, you were asked to walk a six-foot plank on awarded to 1,S« students aad tmllama.ii. Caw A Pa.au. EIMM>- Canto L Lavi*. Fat mkm. _ _ B? masters degrees were con- IMffl • L V RPJ fl - VOfl aSr t OB* • •"• Ow" r r Tartar Fa/mil fill TUMMI Employment Opportuiity CoromlMk» far hiring YOUR MONEY'S the floor, it would be easy But what if the plank KtthtMn Kimttl. How*!I, Mschatl R Ol Beam. Litnt *ih»er. Thmm* M. Tn mtoontM* iBdproraDUnftbtmtohifherlevel.il ferred during Trenton State fTMHt, Mowtll. ChariM L. M*rthtwv ftUtawan Kara* T Scl ill HH. OcM*. were suspended between two buildings 100 feet in Fftrminttfalt, Chtrvl MHKI, Firm- Kara* A. KN(m, AOwHk HfcHWim; Pe they promote otter. the air? The job condition would most certainly College's 124th commence- J..r» L Cacattki, FrtMMM, trkk M. HsvtfcML BaHard, Cratf. J. HM- ment on June 1. Wa E. CMMtn. FmtwM. tnd JMM tM. Bettorti. Audrey L VWtfM. Cmmtt, In rina( desperation, they are complaining to be dramatically changed — and few of us could Cut... Ff MhoM Jav Arne. CaMt NKfc; Chrt m J. A» WORTH Dr. Ann Pennas, winner C*ro* F FounUtn. FrvMraM, Kt«tn J oran, EnaJitMawn. LarraHw Avautna. the EBOC that they cu't find and hire enough qualify G*M)1i. FrtMtkoM. Rktard A Gawtlft, E anri KaaWfi A Krawctaik. Nadu and women to fill quotas that they de- Or take the position of an adjuster for lost of the 1871 Nobel Prize for Freehold. Mark. E. Mttm. FrMtwM; Ktvin F Ktrwan FrMfttM, DofMU L Greg S Llnntfl. PraahaM. Otnm M nounce as merely a numbers game baggage claims at an airport The fundamental Physics and director of the •.•MM. PfMhQK; WtcMW V Mtxfc, LaMttwU. Hotmdel. Paul J NarrMueten Radio Research Laboratory of FrtwMM. CIWlH J MeWintlto, f-rmmhuUt.Kaanutura, Jaaaftfcl Flat*. Cllrfwid Aid their denudation of the guidelines as criminatory personnel selection. trait he needs is not the ability to fill out baggage Natter C. ffllwwrthtr, Frt#*W»W, ThtMtM Frana J Johnten. Long Branch; Luciano the Bell Laboratories in impossible, unworkable, counter-productive, etc. "A company's employment (election process claim forms, but instead, a great amount of L Young, FtWiotd, Mark & Z»»i«v*hv I Maua. Loos Branch, Diane B Kurltafi. Holmdel, N.J., delivered the Frt#tiotTennis tournament set in Aberdeen pany. If you are not taking well in the Gulf of Mexico place beginning the week of June 18. The ABERDEEN - The town- All interested players must your distributions in cash, you belched tons of oil into the sea purpose of the screening is to identify ship Department of Parks and pre-register, and an entry fee should request this change be Sunday and the slick floated children who have potential learning dis- Recreation will sponsor a ten- ol |3 per person or |5 per team made. westward across rich shrimp abilities. nis tournament for men and will be charged. Each team Mastman Kodak (NYSE) grounds. women at the Cliffwood Beach must supply one can of United ELECTED — Louis D. has dropped partly in reaction The well, Ixtoc 1, has been If you feel that your 3 or 4 year old has tennis courts, beginning June States Tennis Association-ap- Maaarelll, president of the to a slowdown in instant pho- spewing natural gas and 30,000 any learning problems, please contact Mr. Central New Jersey Lung IS. proved tennis balls tography. Conventional pho- barrels of oil into the gulf each Edward A. Pavlovsky, Superintendent of Information can be ob- Association, has an- tography markets are still day since it caught fire June S, On that day, the men's and tained at the Town Hall! nounced that I. Thomas stable. Kodak is a diversified Mexican oil officials estimate. Schools, at 741-2188. ' women's doubles competition Snead, 16 Dana Lane, Colts company involved in some NEW APPOINTMENT — will begin. The competition I IK. Daily KtrijKU-T Neck, has been elected promising areas and in- Robert C. Axt of Mon- will continue on June 16 and 17. representative director to novative research (In spite of mouth Beach has been One player on each team must Classified Way the American Lung As- the low yield, —he shares named executive director be a resident of Aberdeen. sociation of New Jersey. should be held for recovery. of the Shrewsbury River On July 13, 14, and 15, dial Mr. Snead is a member of (Mr. Sargent cannot answer Dredging Committee. The Matawan and Aberdeen resi- the Board of Directors of all mail personally, but will committee Is comprised of "The Action Line" answer all questions possible dents will be able to compete the Central New Jersey nine municipalities border- in his column. I in the men's and women's sin- Lung Association. Ing the Naveslnk and 542-1700 gles'competition. The mixed Shrewsbury Rivers and doubles competition, in which was formed to alert state one player from each team and federal officials of the must be a resident, will be need for dredging these FILL held on Sept. 7,8 and 9. rivers. Anme/Tir UP car: r l#l-*- HERE! Why Pay High Prices How to lor subscribe WINDOW You can always find a liberal to The SHADES helping of TL.C. (Tender Loving Daily »• Will.. HI Will Wl ll.ll Register Care) among the good things at "Annie Sez" It's the attitude we maintain for our apparel — and that attitude is transmitted The Daily Register One Register Plaza Shrewsbury N.J. 07701 to our loyal customers by • Daily » Sunday, BRING IN YOUR 1.00w««kly MILLERS A SAVE D Sunday only, providing an extra effort to please. 25c weekly a Dally only, 75e weekly |0N YOUR ROLLERS It's Time To Discover SINCE 18218255 _ roums "Annie Sez" 5*. OPEN DAILV 1-5:30, or call 542-4000 *HI. UN • ALLWOOD RD. A BROAD ST 12 BROAD ST. CLIFTON 1st REDBANK ••30 IMTOI P.M. SAT TO • P M. PMONt T7S-MS5 itaritaf liwriw 741-7500 Stores in Shrewsbury, N.J Manual *> Harlidal*. NY i Secondary Mortgage Loans The Daily Register Videla eases loan repression dent Mondale mat «ht P™* Eatabttahed in 1S7S — Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON dent Videla Soon after, the WASHINGTON - "Dollar Nottag that Vkkla had not extended an invitation to the state Department five Its diplomacy" still has Its use*, biasing to the AUnvChalmen ARTHUR Z. KAMIN A 870 million lain from the WASHINGTON anommtsaton "In a form it can accept," Vance wrote: loan and Videla has since giv- President and Editor Export-Impart Bank (EXIM) - en his reluctant perminion for coupled With torn* high-level "In view of this we must rec- SCENE a human rights communion preuure applied by Vice Pres- ommend against Export-Im- visit Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor ident Mondale last fall - may port financing at this time of A confidential State De- have Improved life for tern of the Allis^halmers application partment memo soon after the f MONDAY, JUNE 1V 1979 thousands of Argentinians suf- the Argentine government was Mondale- Videla meeting noted fering under the repressive The state Department's actively seeking a loan from that "the word is out In town military regime of President position was taken despite ANDERSON the U.S. Export-Import Bank that Mondale and Videla Jorge Rafael Videla. for fzTO $milllon to buy tur- preuure from Rep. Clememt 'Sorry, we're busy. Report prowlers to your vigilantes' ZabLocki, D-Wls., chairman few weeks or months." struck I Roman deal, EXIM Since the Argentine mili- bines from the Allis-Chalmers financing for an IACHR visit" tary junta seized power from Corp. for a new hydroelectric of the House Committee on There was also opposition The secret dell didn't Isabel Peron in 1)71, an esti- dam on the Parana River. International Relations The within the State Department. please human rights advocates mated 20,000 persons have The State Department, at congressman pointed out the A confidential memorandum' in Foggy Bottom. A confiden- simply disappeared. They the request of its human af- dollars-and-cents risk of of Aug », 1978, warned: "A tial memo stated: "Our cav- DUTY ROSTER were swept off into the night fairs office, decided to use the scotching the Mtlwaukeee political decision against Ar- ing (In) on EXIM financing by Videla's armed thugs for Allis-Chalmers deal as a lever.' firm's loin application. gentina would be disastrous without any improvement In imprisonmemt, torture and in to pry a little humanity out of "The Impact of losing this It could hardly be argued that NARCOTICS 11 C5A/V\gLIN6 the human rights situation will many cases death. Acting of the Videla regime. contract in terms of balance of the hydroelectric plant could convince the (Argentine) reports from prisoners' fami- payments, U.S. employment in any way improve toe civil Secretary of State Cyrus hardliners that they hive lies and some lucky survivors, and the economy In general is and political liberties of Ar- Vance spelled out the strategy stared down the Yankees, or the Inter-American Com- obvious," Zablocki had writ- gentlnianans, but conversely It in a letter last July 10 to John that the dollar, not Southern mission on Human Rights ten Vance last June ». "It is hardly tenable either that it Moore, chairman of the Ex- idealism, still rules In Wash- (ACHR) petitioned the Videla would be particularly regret- would in any way further port-Import Bank: "If Argen- ington." government for permission to tina were to invite the Inter- table for a U.S. firm to lose jeopardize their liberties." investigate the situation in Ar- American Commission on Hu- this contract now to Japanese Undoubtedly aware of this Footnote: In fict, sources gentina. man Rights to visit under cir- or Russian competition for the pressure on the State Depart- told our associate Bob Sher- cumstances which would per- lack of Export-Import Bank ment, Videla resisted the ad- man, Videla has in recent Obviously fearing the re- weeks relaxed the iron-fisted sults of an independent outside mit it to carry out its man- support, should the human ministration's turbines-for-hu- dated functions, we would re- rights situation in Argentina man-rights proposition. But in repression of his dictatorship, investigation, Videla initially hoping to clean things up for rejected the commission's re- lax certain restrictions now Improve to such a degree that Rome last September during placed on United States aid Export-Import Support would the installation of the late the IACHR visit later this quest. summer. At the same time, however, and trade programs for Argen- be made available within a Pope John Paul I, Vice Presi- Greening of men of the cloth By JIM BISHOP IIIIIIIMIIIMIMIIIMIIIMHIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Of the House "Tip" O'Neill real sin. I hive met a few on Our spiritual advisers are and minority leader Jim Caribbean cruises who saw my fond of saying that they have THE Rhodes okayed him. name on the passenger list and one foot in heaven. Some are The House, consisting of thought it was lower case. down to one toe, I believe Protestants, Catholics, Jews Somewhere back in the re- Those who profess sniffing REPORTER and Atheists, voted the rever- cesses of childhood, most of us contempt for the world of the end — hold your breath — were afflicted with the notion flesh are sampling sin and fin- • Illllll MlltllllllM4llll I Mil $50,000 a year. The president's that men of the cloth give up ding, like the rest of us, that it year. wage and price guidelines the goodies of this earth for the spiritual life. Somewhere can be fun. More and more of the seem not to apply to a devout along the road, one of us got The Catholic Church suf- young ministers, priests and man whose duties consist of lost'. fers the affliction of priests rabbis expect "emoluments." opening each session of the who have taken vows of chasti- Saving souls is no longer a House with a suitable (ergo: BISHOP I am not one who expects ty running off with nuns. Oth- freebie. In my life, I have terse) prayer. He was given an on a spiritual ministry," he monk-like creatures to return ers, who vowed obedience, re- known one poor bishop. He office in case any miscreant said. to poverty, tattered robes and fuse assignments from their slept in the cellar beneath the member might, In a moment Still, he had mot begged,, yesterday's bread. The old- bishops. In other churches and main alter of a cathedral in St. of contrition, long for spiritual with pietistic tears, to have timers endured that in their temples, the clerics practice Paul, Minn. Friends said he solace. the $50,000 chopped to $25,000 jockeying for position before humility as though rehearsing was "wacky." The last chaplain got The reverend Is not alone in ' the throne of God. for a class play. . Long ago, our family used $25,000 a year. A spokesman of this scam. We are in an age There is a difference be- Rabbis expect temple con- to invite men of different the Lutheran Council in the where the clergyman is as in- tween creature comforts and tracts that will stand up in a faiths to early Sunday dinner United States heard about the terested in tax-exempt bonds riches. I see an unbridgeable couUrt o men. The televsion and an afternoon drive. Today, 50 thousand said: "Whew!" A as he is in the daily struggles gulf between the Pinto and the crusaders preach the Christ- church official said that the of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Cadillac. The poor in many 1 they have the cars, the gas and 'I»M mtf hm IM arltwi CMWMN •» demonstration project to be sponsored by funds for a high speed commuter ferry The Editorial opinion on Mi MJMM MMr. Titty Itwtf Ml tJKM^M w«r«t. «•!_•«•#*_ parking space. The Greenacre M.A.F. Publicity the New York City Department of Trans- project are awaited from the Tri-State the Parks Controversy \n the mri'lcti. Funding to be used for this portation. Kay Pesile, project manager, Regional Planning Commission, and As- Register dated May 30th was purpose was never Intended to outlined the plan for the Atlantic High- semblywoman Marie A. Muhler, R-Mon- in some respects quite am- dislocate residents or Thanks the Parks Commissioner had biguous. The real facts of this holders, requesting per- eliminate dwellings, but pri- Colts Neck lands Borough Council last week.She said mouth, an ardent supporter of the con- erred in sending out letters to whole matter should have mission for appraisals of their mary for use in developing To the Editor: the ferry will dock at the municipal har- cept, is confident they will be forth- the residents, and this ap- been more clearly outlined. homes with acquisitions to fol- open spaces. The Woman's Club of Colts bor there and will make four daily runs, coming. parently was due to a misun- The Seven Presidents Park low. Needless to say all con- Philip McGovern Neck would like to express our derstanding or misinterpreta- two in the morning and two in the evening. We share the enthusiasm of Mrs. was leased to the County Park cerned were momentarily Chairman North L.B. sincere thanks and apprecia- tion of what they, - the Free- The first will leave at 7 a.m. and the last Muhler, who hopes for an eventual long- Commissioner for develop- stunned and outraged at such a Outraged Citizen Grp. tion to the Daily Register for holders had discussed. Mr. ment, by the Long Branch request, and hastily formed a the excellent coverage given at 7 p.m. term study of a permanent federally Kramer further stated no defi- Council as far back as 1976. protest group. When the group to our club during this past The speedster to be employed will be funded fast ferry commuter service to nite decision would be made There was nothing in this contacted the Long Branch club year. Council about the matter, none until a public hearing had been Banner year a |4 million, 110-foot craft employing mod- New York. This is a start toward an agreement about expansion of Our club's "Press Book" of the members had any arranged to discuss the mat- ifications of the principles of hydrofoils exciting prospect. And we believe the the Xark, and In any case, Red Bank placed first in the Fifth Dis- knowledge of the appraisals or ter. During this period the and seating 56 passengers. It will have project can proceed without interfering, during this period little or To the Editor: trict competition of the New Park expansion. At a Free- North Long Branch residents nothing was achieved in the The Monmouth Arts Foun- Jersey State Federation of pontoons similar to a catamaran's, but the as some have feared, with developments holders meeting a few days unfortunately were compelled development of any great con- dation Is about to conclude a Women's Clubs and was hull will cruise about six feet off the water for improved rail service on the North later, the question again was to undergo needless stress and sequence. banner year — its 25th — with awarded a blue ribbon cita- Jersey Coast Line. raised, and Director Kramer anxiety with the obvious pros- on a cushion of air created by huge fans Early this year out of the some marvelous coverage tion. blue, the Parks Commissioner emphatically stated the Coun- pect and threat to their homes. from The Daily Register. ty Freeholders had not author- The Parks Commission in Betty Nellis sent letters to all North Long Many thanks for your gen- Public Relations Chairman Branch property owners in ized letters of appraisal. When my opinion should have made erous publicity of our, season's The recycling message which it was stated, author- an explanation of all this was a more diligent effort in de- events — most recently our ized by the County Free- requested, Mr. Kramer stated veloping the Seven Presidents end-of-year activities and our People first While the shortages of fuel and other vinced. Park which was the original Silver Anniversary dinner and Red Bank idea and agreement of the ball, "A Night in Old Vien- resources continue to sink their teeth in- Dr. Langer's figures strike us as at To the Editor; Long Branch Council. There na." creasingly deep into the U.S. economy and least approximately accurate. And his ad- are two large cleared lots op- Fake gas shortages, crimi- the American consumer's pocketbook, we With the strains of the nal disposal of chemical vice as to the continuing need for a major posite the Park available for Strauss waltzes still lingering, as a people still seem not to have gotten effort of enlightenment as to what recycl- ample parking which the wastes, nuclear genocide — all we must thank you especially these are examples of putting the message that only all-out cooperative ing can accomplish is sound. Mayor of Long Branch had al- for your efforts on behalf of ready suggested. It seems to profits before people. 1 want a effort in every phase of conservation will the bll. The Register's public- Production of aluminum via recycling me the Parks Commissioner system that puts people before help relieve the bite. We are making, for ity was the icing on the cake, profits. of the used metal, for example, requires a was overly ambitious with the the schlag on the strudel; it example, some apparent gains in the re- small fraction of the fuel — in the area of 5 Allen Strasburger cycling area. But they are painfully slow percent — used in producing it from the gains in a situation which demands a full- raw ore. Monthly pickups of scrap speed-ahead attack. aluminum in our county by the Reynolds Today in history The Kegional Resource Recovery Aluminum Company are achieving worth- Committee is now working to organize an By The Associated Press In 1940, Princess Juliana of ers held hostage in a school. while results — a total of 3,000 pounds of eight-town Regional Recycling Coalition Today is Monday, June 11, the Netherlands arrived In Five years ago: Secretary the metal collected in the last pickup at the 162nd day of 1979. There Canada as an exile during of State Henry Kissinger told a for a major recycling program — the first three county collection sites. But we know are 203 days left in the year. World War II. news conference in Salzburg, intermunicipal service of its kind in the that this is a very small percentage of the Today's highlight in his- In 1942, it was disclosed Austria, be would resign un- state. A solid waste management expert tory: that the United States and the less cleared of all allegations total scrap available, and that a public told the committee last week that the On this date in 1970, the Soviet Union had made a lend- he took part in illegal or shady really aware of the importance of this U.S. presence in Libya ended lease agreement to aid the So- success of its effort will ultimately depend activity in government wire- effort — not to mention the 20 cents per as the last detachment left viet war effort. tapping. on its ability to convince that large body of pound being paid for such scrap — would Wheelus Air Base, which was In 1960, White House news One year ago: Israel said people who are "in the middle" on the the only major American mill' secretaryJames Hagerty was produce many times that amount. its invasion forces which subject that recycling is a most important tary facility left in North rescued by helicopter when his would withdraw from southern thing to do. The RRRC will be seeking municipal Africa. limousine was attacked by Lebanon would turn their ma- On this date: stone-throwing anti-American Dr. Bernard Langer, a consultant in a acceptance of its coalition plan for waste jor strongpoints over to Leba- In 1727, King George I of demonstrators at the Tokyo nese Christian militiamen Pennsylvania Waste Management firm, paper collection in the eight towns in- England died. airport. rather than to U.N. peace- explained that there are 5 percent of the volved in coming weeks. It is a most In 1859, a prospector laid In 1977, Dutch marines at- keeping troops. population who will recycle, no matter worthy program deserving of the coopera- claim to a silver deposit in Six tacked a train held by South Today's birthdays: Opera what, and another IS or 20 percent who tion of residents and officials of those Mile Canyon in Nevada. The Moluccan terrorists in the Netherlands, killing six of the singer Rise Stevens Is 68 Pi- will refuse to cooperate, no matter what. claim turned out to the Corn- towns and one that's calculated to pay for stock Lode, which yielded ore terrorists and two of the 51 anist Hazel Scott is 59. French It's the large group of 75 to 80 percent in itself while accomplishing major con- worth hundreds of millions of hostages being held. Another ocean explorer Jacques between which must be educated and con- servation benefits. TheGSA scandals (conld.) dollars. marine group freed four teach- Cousteauis69. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, JUNE 11.1979 McCarter Theatre's artistic director hard at work •yOUSIOZENCWAJC "I said I'm only latsruaala. if it involves a said, admittta* that "I have a record of careful fiscal | to continue u> present a variety ol piays at McCarter actsM company, ana" then I mot eft to Cahforala," Jackson "Having eat company doing tan piays places greater "If it breaks new ground, that's great," he said, "If it PRINCETON - No one was more surprised tkaa Nafte recalled, "aid Has they called ate for a second interview - it drmaads on the company," Jackson said. "This country is not looks pretty, that's fiat - bat the director's job is to tell the Jacfcaaa, aha kt was ckaaa McCartar Theatre's an irtMk tana* oat it was exactly what they wanted! " loaded with good repertory, and 5o percent of the casting we do story." ' Under, a port hi aaeamas Ike first of Jab, alOMugh kti Jackson socceeds Michael Kaha, far a three-year term He will be from around the country - I can now go out and get tht McCarter audience* can judge, next fall, how well the tale alreafchard at work pUaataa: ant rear's drama aasaaT eipects to be able to eatabuas a resident acting company within people I've worked with over the years " will be told For Nagle Jackson, and the start of his new "Whan tkia Job became available." Jackson add in an the next two to three years. There will be an open aaditlon Jackson himself joined Actors Equity in the UO-a season, resident acting ensemble, the season will inaugurate more than iatenriew, 1 WM aakad III would Hbmit aa application, but it today at McCarter for actors and actresses wishing to try out before which, however, he bad worked with the Shakespeare a aeries of plays was a total surprise ^^ forte resident repertory company Festival in Oregon. He will spend the summer season directing "This is a difficult undertaking, " be said, "and oat which it is not a tradition on the East Coast," said Jackson, who MacBeth at the Old Globe in San Diego, Calif will not be realised overnight, nor even over the course of one livaa ia Fanwood with his family and who was artietic director Alison Harris will be McCarter's new managing director. or two theater seasons But the notion of a theater wherein the Student leader selected of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater from 1*H to 1177 He also Now the assistant to the director of the Long Wharf Theatre in company is the star, wherein a variety of repertory and style founded the Court Street Theater there, a major outlet for new New Haven, Conn , she will handle all the operational admini* exists, forms the basis of a theater which I hope invites playwrights In the Midwest tration of the Princeton theatre. audience dedication and community identification " to attend conference Part of the reason for its relative lack of popularity, Jackson has chosen nine plays from which neit season's bill LITTLE SILVER - Yaser oa educational, leadership, Jackson said, was that a resident acting ensemble does not will be selected: "All The Way Home" by Tad Moeel, an El Mcnahawy, Student Council and iocial Issues. encourage the star system, which is so much a part of cultural adaptation of James Agee's "A Death In The Family;" president at Red Bank Re Winter Park High School in life on the East Coast. Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost;" "Custer, " by Robert fional Hlfk School, U one of Winter Park, Florida, ii hart " That and the commercial realities of having New York Ingham, "The Journey of the Fifth Horse" by RonaMRibman, 1,100 student council laadars lor the Wt edition of thii na that clone," he amid. "If an actor is good, he's maybe hoping to based on a short story by Turgenev; Tom Stoppard'i and advisers selected to attend tionaliy-known leadenbip coo get taken away to New York. "Jumpers," Bertolt Brecht's "The Visions of Simon* the 43rd Annual National Con- ference, in which students and "If a production is really good, the thought is, Good! How Machard" in what would be an East Coast premiere; "Blithe ference of the National As adviaen share ideas with each can we take it to New York?' The answer with ah ensemble has Spirit" by Noel Coward; Moliere's "The Miser," and a new sociatlon of Student Councils other and with eiperts in to be no." play to be announced later. and Student Activity Adviaen, education, youth issues, and Jackson, who wss also a resident director for three years at ackson, who lived in France with bis family and aa a to be held June H-U at Winter government As sidelights, the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco, where Fulbright fellow, says that he has been heavily in Barraud, Park, Florida delegates will visit Bis- be directed "An Evening With Tom Stoppard" with Stoppard's Juvet and Decroux. neyworld and Seaworld in Or- participation, emphasised that being part of a repertory com- "I don't think most French theatre translates, but I'm Delegates to the Con- lando. pany did not obviate the possibility of other theatre work. strongly influenced by it. ference represent every state, The Student Council presi- "The season Is not all that long," be said. McCarter's first "I was also helped and influenced by Alan Schneider, from the U.S. territories, and sever- dent is the son of El Sayed and drama preview is Oct. 1. The final performance this coming Juilliard, best known for directing the first Pinter plays and al foreign countries. The Con- LUa El Menshawy of Mechan- year will be on April 20. 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' I was at the Acting Company ference theme, "Student ic Street, Red Bank Miss Bet- "I believe in flexibility," Jackson said. He also stressed with Alan," said Jackson,"and he taught me the moat basic Leaders: Showing the Way," ty Nicholson, Student Council that building a repertory company In Princeton would be a rule which is — the director's job is to tell a story, and will guide delegates' partici- adviser, will accompany commitment to the wider community, and thus offer actors . everything else is gravy. pation in challenging sessions Yaser to the Conference. more than just a chance to act with a fine company. • "That's what you're there for," said Jackson who has had "It's part of our artistic commitment," Jackson said, "to his own play, "At This Evening's Performance," performed by 2 students win essay contest create the theatre experience as well as it can be created for the American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. He has this community. returned to ACT from time to time to direct. A Kumson girl and a Little me?" the grand priie winner "McCarter is a theatre that is answerable to the whole Jackson is also interested in children's theatre and has Silver girl have won the grand was Miss Melissa Kline of Lit- area of the Eastern seaboard, although I do feel my strongest adapted Dickens's "A Christmas Carol" to the stage. pmes In an esaay contest tle Silver's Markham Place commitment to the immediate area." As to the type of audience he hopes to find his first season at sponsored by the Boards of School. The company Jackson is looking to found would include a McCarter, Jackson refused to generalize, refused even to say Health in their hometowns and The winners were an- nucleus of 12 to 14 Equity actors (although an Equity card is not what kind of an audience he found best to play to. In Pair Haven and Red Bank nounced by Frederick Richart, necessary for tomorrow's audition), or up to 20 The company ' "I refuse to type audiences," he said. "I made the happy and entered by some 350 stu- health officer for all four would rehearse two plays simultaneously, versus the previous discovery in Milwaukee that the ladies with blue hair who dents. towns. McCarter arrangement which necessitated two companies and attended the Wednesday matinee were our most intelligent NAGLE JACKSON Miss Ellen Yin, an eighth- The grand prize for both resulted in budget problems last season. audience. grader at Rumson's For- grades was a US gift "The main concern of the board Is that it be carefully "They had a lot of time to think and to read," be said, The Flair, rfc-vrUtT restdale School, was the top certificate donated by planned fiscally," Jackson said of the upcoming" season, over "and I think they perhaps got more out of it than anyone else, prize winner for her grade for McDonald's Restaurant on which be has total artistic control. including some of the young people who'd had too much to drink her essay on "How do drug Classified Wcr Broad Street, Red Bank. "The main thing about having a resident company," Jack- at dinner and would rather have dozed off." and alcohol abuse affect me?" All students who entered son explained, " is to gain artistic control and save money. Jackson, who has directed just about every kind of classical dial And for seventh-graders, were given a gift certificate "We will be using the rehearsal hall here for the first time and experimental drama — from "The English Mystery 'The Action Line" who wrote about on "Is smok- for free frencb fries at in years, instead of rehearsing in New York. Plays" which he adapted in Milwaukee to "Doctor Faustus" to ing an intelligent choice for McDonald's, Red Bank. 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People confused by product warnings ANN LANDERS Better to be safe than sorry Question goes unanswered By LOUISE COOK cause of concern aeong many people, according to the Associated Press Writer Yankelovich survey, but a big majority - 79 percent — Bombarded by warnings about dawn-to-dusk dangers, still think technology is the only way to solve our current Americans say they are confused — and concerned — health problems. Dear Ann Landers: I'm a Get it at the library.) Dr. 29-year-old woman. It's too addressed, stamped envelope about the safety of the products they buy and about the Asked to rank various technological health hazards, woman who has been married Jerome Katz, a physician and late. (15 cents postage) to Ann hazards of modern living. ' more than 90 percent of the families said industrial waste for ten years — a high school psychiatrist at the Menninger Landers, P. O. Box 11995, Chi- The only way you can get But recent studies also show contradictions in what was very or somewhat serious; almost as many cited graduate and am now preg- Foundation, has written a very cago, Illinois 60611. people believe about the dangers and which things present pollution and cigarettes as a problem. Three out of four nant. But I've never been out good chapter on this subject. out of the quicksand is by tell- ing her, "From now on, the most risk said nuclear power was a very or somewhat serious health of my native slate which is Page 979. you've got to take care of A survey by Yankelovich, Skelly and White Inc., for hazard, despite the fact that the survey was taken before Maine, so I'm not as worldly Dear Ann Landers: Our yourself. We must hang on to General Mills Inc., found that more than three people out the accident at the Three Mile Island power plant, and X- as I might be if I lived in New divorced daughter (age 29) has the little that's left for our old of four agreed with the statement: "With all of the rays were rated a health hazard by 78 percent of those York City or Detroit. There is an excellent university educa- age." government regulations and warnings these days, people surveyed. absolutely nobody I can ask don't know what's good or bad for them anymore." In answer to another question, 44 percent of the fami- this question. Please don'l tion, a fine mind and pleasant Got those wedding bell But the same survey, based on interviews with 1,254 lies questioned said they agreed — either partially or suggest my doctor or clergy- personality. Bui she nils from blues over cost... guest list.. families, also found that about the same number said: strongly — with the statement: "I can't see why people man. I lust couldn't. job to job. After a few weeks . what to wear ... and other "It's better to be safe than sorry. The government should should try to take care of themselves when pollution is the they are all "too menial." details? Ann Landers' com- worst health problem today." I have seen the phrase Her father and I have wam people about potentially safe products even if they "oral sex" in several maga- pletely new "the Bride's later turn out to be OK " Both the Yankelovich and the Consumer Response worked hard all our lives. My Guide" will help. For a copy, surveys showed that people are worried about medicines. zines these last few years. husband, now retired, is A separate survey of 1.000 persons, conducted by Con- Does It mean, all they do is send a dollar, plus a long, self- Asked what health issues are being overemphasized chronically ill. Our savings sumer Response Corp., found, meanwhile, that 66 percent talk about it? Or is there of those questioned said they were concerned about haz- today, 59 percent of the Yankelovich families — almost six are being depleted at an out of 10 — said: "Taking pills to make you feel better." something more? I believe you alarming rate because we ards in one or more of the products they buy. Almost 60 really want to help educate FREE PRINT percent said they worried about dangers in foods and 45 More than 40 percent said they believed the use of miracle have been contributing lo our people. Now ^is your chance to SPECIAL percent were concerned about the hazards of drug prod- drugs and tranquilizers were overemphasized. daughter's lifestyle. Selected Oval, Round educate me. — Mrs. Don'l & Standard Frames ucts. The Consumer Response survey showed that analgesics Know In Augusta What can we do to Instill In -40% OFF n.M.00 What sort of things are people worried about? - pain killers - cause the mosKcgncern. Analgesics led her a sense of responsibility so Dear Mrs. D. K.: Oral sex "CUSTOM FRAMING • OILS • GRAPHICS, The Consumer Response study showed that artificial the list of drug products considered as hazards, followed by she will at least meet her own is more than just talking about sweeteners led the list of food products that people thought tranquilizers. hormones. Laetrile, sleeping aids, sedatives expenses? — Stuck In Quick- PRINTS • NEEDLECRAFT • ETC. it. 1 can't go into detail be- were hazardous: 19 percent said the sweeteners were and colds and cough medicines sand dangerous. Meat was listed second as a cause of concern, Just how dangerous IS our daily life? A group of cause no paper would print it. SPANCRAFTSTUDIOS scientists at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., work- Having said that, maybe you Dear Q.: You are not only followed by red dye 1001 FRAMES- READY MADE FRAMES More than half the families questioned by Yankelovich ing with a federal grant, has been studying technological can guess. contributing to your daugh- said saccharin, the most prevalent artificial sweetener, hazards and whether they can be controlled. In one of their If not, get a copy of the Ann ter's lifestyle but to her depen- 37 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK 747-3995 was a very or somewhat serious threat to health But first reports, issued last September, the group said that Landers Encyclopedia — A to dency. Forget about instilling t0.-00-g,-00 Monday/Saturtfay CLOSEDWEDNESDAYS saccharin ranked far behind other items as a danger technological hazards in the United States now account for Z. (You don't have to buy it. a sense of responsibility into a Ninety-six percent of those questioned, for example, said 15 to 25 percent of all deaths. The scientists also said that while the problem of technological hazards is not getting they were concerned about the health threat of being UNIVERSAL overweight and 88 percent said crash diets were a threat. worse, we still face major challenges in dealing with dangers whose exact causes and impacts are indistinct. PRODUCTIONS Hazards stemming from modern technology are a Curl A. (hiu ill in, PRESENTS R.P. BEAUTY PAGEANT ASK DR. BROTHERS AND IS IT REALLY MODELING CONTEST A BARGAIN! Bui, how cm you really tell • prescription bargain? You cin'l hive an ovenluck or a fur ult. Prescription GIRLS 2-25 Stepdad is too affectionate drugs are used only on a physician's order. If old,they BOYS 3-1 must be destroyed. No Taltnt Some ads may offer a discount. But, ho» can you By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS When a parent wants to share sexual jokes or when a parent tell them from what? And. if you do (el a lower price of the opposite sex insists on explicit details of what happened on one. how much extra to make up the loss may you WIN Dear Dr. Brothers: I've been married three limes and am be charged on a new one? Be sensible. K veryune has lo trying very hard lo make a success of my marriage so Ibis one on a date or how a child feels about sex. this can be considered a subtle form of seduction. It is injurious to the child's emotional make a profit. Choose your personal pharmacy as Call 748-3242 PRIZES-TROPHIES - doesn't fail. I have two daughters by my earlier marriages. carefully as you do your physician hi its reputation They're 10 and 12. My present husband adores them and I want growth for Integrity and dependability. You will get honest For Min l»lonutlo» SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS him to, but sometimes I'm afraid thai II goes too far. He teases Children, too, especially those who haven't been around a value. Or Stud CMIOI MOW AND MORE parent of the opposite sex, may behave in a way that is •hem and then ends up tickling them or rolling on the floor with. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you] Is: them. Since they haven't been around men much, I thought seductive. It is. however, always up to the adult to protect the need a medicine. Pick up your prescription Iff Uslwrul PrH.ctlons some physical contact might be good, but now one of my child, to point out that this is not acceptable behavior shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly without I JUNE 23,1979 daughters complains that my husband "touches" her and Is loo I suggest you have a serious talk with your husband and set eitra charge. A great many people entruil ui with | UttMlnllliAn. their prescriptions. May we compound yours? Holiday Inn intimate. He alto encourages them to share their feelings about up standards of behavior firmly and clearly. Even if you feel N.J. 07003 sex with him. What should I do? Am I being foolish? - S.Q. this threatens your marriage, your children definitely come West Long Branch. N.J. Dear S.Q. I definitely don't think you're being "foolish." first MiTMMZED DOTMMTM FM HtHICTEII OSTOMY PHODUCTS Unfortunately, an alarming number of children are sexually molested by fathers or stepfathers This causes serious emo- MRHS '64 to reunite Shrewsbury Pharmacy SEND IN COUPON TO BE ELIGIBLE tional damage that is at the root of much female pathology THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS NAME AGE Often, mothers simply turn their back or refuse to believe that MATAWAN - The class of Interested class members BROAD ST. 74I-M74 SHREWSBURY I ADDRESS their husbands are guilty. I don't mean to imply that your 1964 of Matawan Regional are asked to contact Karen PRESCRIPTION ( HKMISTS FREE DELIVERY husband has had any sexual relations with your daughters, but High School is planning its 15- Boniello, 653 Tinton Ave , Tin- cmr ton Falls, or Joyce Tomasello, Iss certainly is, consciously or unconsciously, behaving in a way year reunion for sometime in M ttssl is destructive to the children. early fall. 103 Atlantic St., Keyport. SHRFWSBIIRY. N J MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1979

Weddings announced HINTS FROM HELOISE Slome-Grant Stainless restored

PAIR HAVEN-Miss Dorothy R Grant and Jesse B Slocne were Robert Grant, Howard Grant, Steven Vince and Mr were married yesterday at the home of the brides parents. Mr Devesty and Mrs Edward Grant, 23 Hance Road. Mrs. Slome was graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- DEAR HELOISE: evaporates, mineral deposits are left They The bridefroom ii the ton of Mrs Hanna Slome of Flushing, gional High School and received a BA degree in graphic design Woald you please let me kaww how to mean spots and eventually a dull finish But N Y , and the late Henry W Slome from Philadelphia College of Art She is employed by Uie care for a suialesi steel siak aad k*w la with just a little care, these sinks are very Rabbi Jack M Rotoff of Congregation B'nai Israel, publishing house of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York. restore Ike ihinr and luler? beautiful and extremely long-lasting Rumton, officiated at the ceremony, which wai followed by a Mr Slome is an alumnus of Stuyvesant High School, and Miit it a good quality, expeaske siak but Hope these few tips have helped - reception in the Molly Pitcher Inn, Red Bank was awarded a BA degree from Pratt Institute, New York. He Ike Imiih has become rather dull. Helotse Attending the bride were Mrs Douglas Devesty, matron of is account supervisor for Zachary & Front. New York public Any information you caa give will be honor, Robin Straus, Jane Fabrici, Alese Dickson and Marina relations firm LETTER OF LAUGHTER appreciated — Leonard Samner DEAR HELOISE: Cnu Winter Devesty was flower girl. After a wedding trip to Greece, Mr. and Mrs Slome will In normal use. the secret of keeping a Judy Slome was honor attendant for her brother. Ushers make their home in New York City. I always read your column aad I think it's stainless steel sink clean and new-looking is great and I have bill oae complaint just wiping it out with a damp cloth, then You always come up with just the oae drying it well afterward with a soft, dry right idea the day after I aeed II! - Renct cloth DEAR HELOISE: If it needs a more thorough cleaning, use Do you like fried chicken livers, but don't a solution of ammonia and water or dish- DOROTHY SLOME cook them that way because they pop grease washing detergent and water. on you and everything in light? If its stained, use rubbing alcohol or Well, just cut the whole liver apart at the baking soda but. after using these, wash the center section With kitchen shears. Gleason-Crawford sink thoroughly with detergent and hot wa- Put the livers in flour and, as you are ter. coaling them, Hick them several time with a Dry thoroughly to avoid spots, especially kitchen fork. if the water in your home is hard. Fry quickly in a small amount of oil in a SUDBURY, Mass-Miss Christine Ellen Crawford and Jr., 211 Grant Ave., Eatontown, N J Never use a gritty abrasive cleaner on a Mark P. Gleason were married June 3 in Sudbury United skillet over medium heal, turning oace. Attending the bride were Miss Patsy Vogel, maid of honor, stainless sink, as it will mar the finish and No more splatters! — Ellen Lichtrnstf in Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr. Shepard Johnson officiated at and the Misses Mindy and Jennifer Crawford. make cleaning even more difficult. the ceremony, which was followed by a reception in Nashawtuc The bridegroom's father was best man Ushers were Christ- A mildly abrasive cleaner may be used, HINTS FROM HIM Country Club, Concord. opher Kuehne and Mark Worthley but always follow the grain or polish lines DEAR HELOISE: The bride is the daughter of Maj. Gen. (USA-ret) and Mrs. Mrs. Gleason was graduated from the University of Arizona when rubbing, to preserve the original finish My wife is a newly graduated practical Albert B. Crawford Jr. here. Prior to his retirement Gen. and has been employed by Arnica Insurance Co., Wellesley Her and always be careful to avoid rubbing in nurse. As I watched her prepare to leave for Crawford was commander of the U. S. Army Electronics husband attended Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, N. dirt or grit that may be in the sink before the hospital this morning, I saw her do Command (ECOMI and Fort Monmouth, N. J. J., and was graduated from the U. S. Coast Guard Avionics cleaning something which I would like to share with School, Elizabeth City, N. C. If existing water spots or hard water those who wear while shoes- The bridegroom, who is in the II. S. Coast Guard, is the son After a wedding trip to Tuscon, Ariz , the couple reside in build-up is the culprit in making your sink Having polished her shoes last night with of Chief Warrant Officer 4 (USA-ret) and Mrs. Philip Gleason New Orleans, La. look dull, wipe it out with vinegar, then flush liquid polish, this morning she used an oil well with water Buff with a dry cloth until it pair of while pantyhose and buffed them shines lightly Once the surface of your sink is really The dull finish trom the polish became a clean, try polishing it with a bit of mineral beautiful shine. — Dick Houtman oil on a soft cloth, again buffing with a dry THIS COLUMN is written for you the cloth afterward homemaker. If you have a hint or a problem As I said in the beginning, the main thing write to Heloise in care of this newspaper is to wipe the sink out after each use Keep a Because of the tremendous volume of mail dry cloth handy and remind everyone to use Heloise is unable to answer individual let it, even though only clean water has been ters. She will, however, answer your ques Tortora-Nilson run in the sink because, when this water tions in her column whenever possible. OCEANPORT-Miss Laurel Ann Nilson Engaged and Michael Anthony Tortora were married May 26 in Oceanport United Methodist Church. The Rev. W. Winfield West officiated at the Hamel-Fishbein Schneider-Piniak ceremony, which was followed by a reception RED BANK—Announcement is made by Mr and Mrs Alex in Channel Club, Monmouth Beach HOLMDEL-Miss Randi sonville. Fla . is the son ol Mr Fishbein and Edgar Joseph and Mrs Edgar Joseph Hamel Piniak. 48 Reckless Place, of the engagement of their daughter. Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. Miss Linda Doreen Piniak. to John Uamian Schneider, son of Kristian L. Nilson, 8 West Street, Monmouth Hamel 3rd plan to be married Jr of Bristol. Conn' July 28. Announcement of Carol Schneider, 10 Long Branch Ave , Oceanport An April Beach, and Mr. and Mrs Anthony Carl Tortora wedding is planned. of Port Richey, Fla. their engagement and forth- Miss Fishbein was gradu- coming marriage is made by ated from Holmdel High Miss Piniak is a graduate of Red Bank Regional High The bride was attended by Barbara Anne School and Wilfred Academy of Hair and Beauty Culture, Red Peterson, maid of honor, Karen D'Agostino Miss Fishbein's parents, Mr School and attended and Mrs Joseph Fishbein, 25 Bloomsburg iPa.i State Col- Bank She and Mr. Schneider attended Brookdale Community and Lucie Reidemeister. College, Lincroft. George Heath was best man. Ushers were Cindy Lane lege. Her fiance attended Wa Mr Schneider is a graduate of Shore Regional High School. Robert D'Agostino and Frank Giovanazzo. The prospective bridge- terbury (Conn.I State Techni- groom, who is in the U. S cal College and Central Con- West Long Branch, and is a member of the Oceanport Hook and Mrs. Tortora was graduated from Shore Ladder Co. Regional High School, West Long Branch, Navy and stationed at Jack- necticut State College Miss Finiak is employed by Norman's Catering and Deli. Glassboro State College, and was awarded a MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL TORTORA Red Bank, and Mr. Schneider is employed by Atlantic Glass. masters degree from Trenton State College Moylan-Sution Ked Bank. She is a reading specialist at Long Branch He is employed by Conrail of New Jersey, Kandi Pishheln Junior High School. Elizabeth. KEANSBURG-Mr. and Farm Barn. West Keansburg Mr. Tortora is an alumnus of Bayonne High Mr and Mrs Tortora reside in Long Mrs James Sutton. 50 Forest Mr. Moylan was graduated Guild meets at church School and Friends Universiity, Wichita, Kan. Branch. Ave., announce the en- from Salem IW. Va.l College Canon Charles H Best, rector, gagement of their daughter. and is a physical education RED BANK - The Wom- and a tour slide lecture by Miss Carol Ann Sutton. to Ray- teacher employed by St an's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Miss Catherine Nevius Mrs mond John Moylan. son of Mr Benedict's School. Holmdel, Church, which meets tomor- Fix-Francesconi Best is chairman of the lunch- and Mrs. Clifford Oliver. and by the Borough of row at noon in the Parish Hall. cesconi, 121 Hudson Ave., West Keansburg. eon preceding the annual KEANSBURG-Miss Agnes Francesconi, Birchwood Avenue. Keansburg White St., will have installa- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fran- and Ray Fix, son of Mr. and Mrs. William tion of officers by the Rev meeting Buke, 759 Palmer Ave., Holmdel, were mar- Miss Sutton and her fiance An October wedding is ried May 13 in St. Ann Roman Catholic Church. are alumni of Keansburg High There was a reception In The Barclay. Belmar. School. She is employed at the planned $ The bride was attended by Miss Elaine SAVE 3.00! Davis, maid of honor, Mrs. Anna Marie Oels. Longstreef-Cusick Mrs Eileen Francesconi and the Misses KEANSBURU-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P Cusick, 33 Willis Darlene Jones, Jane Bellezza and Linda Fix Ave., announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mary JOIN NOW Christine Sleight was flower girl and Christ- Ellen Cusick. to Michael Richard Longstreet, son of Mr and opher Fix was ring bearer. Mrs. Milton Longstreet, 681 Gerard Ave . Long Branch A (Between June 3 And June 23) The bridegroom, son also of Raymond G November wedding is planned. Fix Sr. of Bamegat, had Jeff Scales as best Miss Cusick is a graduate of Mlddletown High School North DISCOVER SOMETHING NEW! man, and Robert Scales, Steve Fix. Al Coen. and is employed by Orbach's. Woodbridge Center Mr Long- Pete Francesconi and John Maloy as ushers. I street was graduated from Long Branch High School and DeVry Linda Piniak Mrs. Fix was graduated from Raritan High Technical Institute. Woodbridge. He is a technical engineer for School, Hazlet, and is a clerk-typist at Fort IBM. East Fishkill, N. Y. Monmouth. Mr. Fix is a graduate of Holmdel High School and is a roofer for Universal Roofing. After a wedding trip to Florida. Mr. and MR. AND MRS. RAY FIX Mrs. Fix reside-in Manahawkin

Grasso-Reya Oayreujood i Jtwduu St.. West Long Branch. N. J., EASTON, Md -Miss Linda The bride is the daughter of Master Charge V 9:30 lo 5:00 and Patsy Grasso of Ann Reya and Steven Michael Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd Visa „ 671-9294 J Dally Grasso were married here Reya Sr 729 Holmdel Road. Montville. Conn May 19 during a ceremony Holmdel. N J. The bride- Elizabeth Jardine and Fred conducted by the Rev Harold groom is the son of Mrs. M. Davis. Lillian Louise Grasso, 152 Wall Salter Jr attended the couple. Mary Catick \S> •

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By EILEEN ALT POWELL drawers to accommodate the coin and that customers, suggest they throw parties, hold poetry contests, and give especially men, "might not take too kindly to loading their away the coin to get it into the public's pockets. WASHINGTON (API - Starting neat month, Ameri- pockets up with change.'' Instruction sheets go so far as to recommend proper can may find themselves at Susan B Anthony parties or At least one research project reached the tame con- Susan B Anthony party dress "Ask your members, Susan B. Anthony "dollar day" sales clusion "At no time did we find a participant in the friends, neighbors to come wearing their red shawls or red The parties and sales — to say nothing of bingo games currency system that felt that the $1 coin and $1 bill could ties," one sheet says. "Miss Anthony often wore a red honoring the ltth century suffragette - are among the successfully coexist," said a report done for the Federal shawl while speaking for the right of women to vote." government's suggestions for promoting the new coin it is Reserve bank in Detroit. Wide public acceptance of the Anthony dollar will be gambling on: the Susan B. Anthony dollar The report said consumers were worried about confus- good for the government, Ms Swann and Mrs. Hackel said The coin makes its debut nationwide on July 2, and the ing the new coin with the quarter and about its convenience AII note costs 2 cents to make and lasts only a year and U.S. Bureau of the Mint and the Federal Reserve Board in pockets and purses. a half, they said. The Anthony coin costs J cents to mint, have committed 1600.000 for publicity aimed at making it a but will remain in good condition for more than IS yean. hit with the public Asked about the research, Ms. Swann suggested that "it's hard to get consumer reaction without the tangible Replacing the Eisenhower dollar, which cost about 1 • "It's a great coin," says the Mint's Deborah Duke piece" and that "those fears will disappear when people cents each to make until it was discontinued in December, Swam, who is in charge of the marketing campaign. "We begin to see it." is saving the government $4 5 million a year, Ms. Swann want it to become a popular, circulating coin." The copper-nickel clad coin — it looks like silver — said. She added that if the Anthony dollar replaces half the That, she says, requires educating the public, bankers features Miss Anthony's profile on one side and the sym- nearly 3 billion SI notes in circulation, the government and retailers to the hows and whys of a non-paper dollar at bolic American eagle landing on the moon, on the other. could save |12 million or more each year. a time when inflation has pushed the price of once small- Although the coin is round, it gives the illusion of being Many industries are ready to begin accepting the coin. change items into the dollar range. otherwise because of an 11-sided border etched into both "We love her," said an American Bankers Association sides. spokesman who asked to remain anonymous. "We're The promotion is planned, in part, so the Anthony dollar working closely with the Mint and talking to our bankers. does not meet the same fate as the Eisenhower dollar and Unlike the bulky Eisenhower dollar, the Anthony dollar We're ready." 12 bill, Mi. Swann said. Both are little-used in daily Is small — only slightly larger than a quarter — and light — Some $25 million has been spent to revamp some 250,000 commerce. only a third the weight of the Eisenhower dollar. vending machines to handle the new coin, according to Stella B. Hackel. director of the Mint, admits those Government promotional literature describes the coin recent reports "did not get a great deal of success in circulation because as "quick and easy." It says: Retailers, including such giants as Sears, have an- no attempt was made to encourage the American people to -Banks will be able to use automated sorters and nounced that they will accept the coin. Local governments accept the new items." counters to handle the Anthony dollar, as opposed to the also are prepared. In New York City, for example, auto- But some are not convinced that even the extensive hand sorting needed for paper notes. mated toll equipment at the Verraiano Narrows Bridge promotion campaign will be enough to get Americans to -Retail salesmen can speed up transactions because has been modified for the new dollar. use the Anthony dollar. coins do not have to be double counted the way paper does. The Mint is ready for the Anthony dollar's introduction Rep. Thomas B. Evans Jr., HIM. called the coin's —Consumers can pay for purchases with coins pulled July 2 It has made 500 million of the coins and can make at DOLLAR DEBUT — Deborah Swann, the U.S. Mint's production "a $15 million gamble " And Robert Dobkin of from pocket or coin purse, never exposing larger notes in leat 100 million more this year. marketing director for the new Susan B. Anthony the grocery industry's Food Marketing Industry said of the their wallets. And they will be able to get more products One of the major ceremonies introducing the coin will dollar coin, holds a newly struck sample of the coin In coin: from vending machines. be in Rochester, NY., where Miss Anthony was arrested her Washington office recently. The Mint and the "I think the government has a big selling job to do. It The yellow headline — on a million bright blue govern- for trying to vote in 1872. She died in 1906, 14 years before Federal Reserve Board have committee $400,000 for may be as successful as the $2 bill ' ment brochures — heralds "the dollar of the future." And her cause triumphed with ratification of the 19th Amend- publicity aimed at making the dollar a hit with the Dobkin said stores may have trouble adjusting cash thousands of "kits" for bankers, stores and civic groups ment to the Constitution. public.

Campaign financing bill threat to Smith Pay bills the easy, TRENTON (AP) - The gubernatorial primaries. New Smith's fund from the bill, won't let the money go to an- nancing entirely. any limits on contributions. 1 growing campaign war chest Jersey's general gubernatorial said spokesman Joseph San- other candidate. "Maybe that public money The bill's final form is. ex- money-saving way of Jersey City Mayor Thomas election was the first to use tangelo "The thought of purchas- could be used for something pected to require all F.X. Smith is on a collision public funds in 1977. As the county's Democratic ing an election is so repugnant else, " Smith offers. "Maybe gubernatorial candidates to PLUS SV interest course with a bill to provide As a potential leader. Smith holds a position to me," said Smith. "At first, we should let a candidate go raise an initial $50,000 before per annum. public funds for gubernatorial candidate in known for its past power to I thought if 1 didn't run, maybe out and see what he can raise qualifying for $2 in public gubernatoratial primaries 1981, Smith claims he lacks pick presidents Wally (state Sen. Walter Shiel, and then cut it off at a certain money for each additional $1 Smith says his fund is ap- wealth and needs the fund to A million-dollar war chest D-Hudson) could use it be- level like, say $750,000 or so." raised privately. IPB Keystone Saving* cause he's like me. But no Trustees for the the proaching $300,000 and may keep "fat cats " from at Smith's command could Thurston said the stale Su- ^^J NEPTUNE ' ASDURYPARK- MANA1APAN not peak until it reaches $1 purchasing the nomination give the mayor an unfavorable more." . preme Court has ruled that a mayor's fund are Smith, Shiel million. The mayor say he's "We're moving toward an advantage, Democrat leaders Until Smith starts spending candidate who bypasses public and Jersey City lawyer Harold amazed. oligarchy In this country and are saying privately. the fund, he doesn't have to financing still must adhere to Krieger. "Here's a kid from a cold all the candidates are gettin' In a letter to the Election list its contributors, said Lew- water flat who's shakin' up the to be millionaires." he says Law Enforcement Com- is Thiiislim III, the election millionaires," Smith dead- But Gov Brendan T. Byrne mission last September, Union commission's executive direc- pans. and other Democrats want the City lawyer John Tomasin said tor. But a bill up for a Senate fund, dubbed the "Friends of the fund would be used to sup- Smith likes to describe his vote today would set a limit of Thomas F.X. Smith Inc.," de- port Smith or the mayor's fund as a vehicle for the voice- $800 on contributions to fused before it becomes a choice for "any candidacy less because many contribu- gubernatorial campaigns It weapon in 1981. and any election...." tions are under $100. also would provide the nation's Byrne won't support a pro- Now Smith claims that if he But he stumbles some when first publicly financed posed amendment to exempt doesn't run for governor, he asked about a $l,0O0-per-ticket fundraiser being planned July 19 on the Atlantic City YMCA sets programs for summer Boardwalk. Hurry in! "It may give us an image RED BANK - The Com- one evening a week for an 8- Back I Required twice a week problem, but it wasn't my munity YMCA Red Bank week session In addition, a attendance for six JOY and idea," Smith says. "It might Branch is offering a series of even backfire." Clean-up on Great competitive swim training Slimnastics will be offered at summer programs for youth program is conducted by the Red Bank Branch and In No way, predicts Sen. if REGISTER FOR A and adults in its airconditioned Varsity Coach Towney Matawan. Evening classes in David Friedland, I) Hudson. facilities. Youth swim instruc- Brewsters for advanced swim- the Y's Way to Fitness will be who claims the Atlantic City FREE TRIP TO NASSAU! tion will be given five days a mers to increase strength and at the Baptist Church. All oth- party in Penthouse's future week, for two-week periods endurance The program is er classes will be at the Red casino site will attract state- Adult programs are sched- held 7 to 9 am each weekday Bank Branch onlv.) wide supprt and fill Smith's uled for two or three times a morning July 2 Ihrough August The Summer Action Pro- campaign coffer with another week attendance in two 4-week 24/ gram will be offered for its $240,000. periods. A new program, Kyo- fourth season to boys and girls Friedland said Smith's fund kushinkai Karate, is a This summer adult physi- in grades 6 through 12. Ac- should be exempt from the fiveweek course for young- cal education classes are tivities include swimming, public financing bill because NOW THRU sters over 13 and adults All scheduled at three locations • sports, games and field trips. the money was collected in programs begin the week of the Y's Red Bank Branch, the New this summer will be advance. JUNE 16! July 2 and conclude August 24 First Baptist Church on Maple teenage youth clubs and rap "What are they going to do COME IN NOW AND REGISTER TO WIN FOR Registration will start June 13 Avenue. Red Bank and the groups. - make us give it all back," for all classes Broad St Firehouse. Open swim sessions in the Kriedland said. Hudson Coun- A FREE TRIP TO NASSAU IN THE BAHAMAS! The Aquatic program of- Matawan. Included in the sum- Hed Bank Branch indoor pool ty legislators may fight the NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. DRAWING fers progressive swim instruc- mer program are classes in are scheduled every weekday public financing bill unless it JUNE 16 AT 5 P.M. HOOVER REP WILL JOY, Slimnastics. the Y's Way tion starting with two year from 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. and is amended, he added BE IN TO ANSWER QUESTIONS AND DEMONSTRATE olds up to adult level classes to Fitness, Gentle Exercise from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. for all Smith says if compromise Adult instruction is offered and the Y's Way to a Healthy age YMCA members. fails, he might skip public fi- THESE FINE VACUUMS, MONDAY 11-4:30, TUESDAY 10-2! HOOVER Ctabrlty ' IV Tinton Falls Public Library's Annual Used Book Sale, Two-Sp««d 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donated books are welcome 664 Tinton Vacuum Make a Date Ave, Tinton Falls. 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I Revamped Cosmos Yanks end blow out Tornado KC series

•)> GREK HENDERSON Carlos Alberto and Boris Bandov added their EAST RUTHERFORD - Man? in the first tallies of the year. crowd of 41,011 were pullini ticket stubs out of victoriously The fireworks didn't stcrt until the second their pockcti to KC if they hid the right team half, but Chinaglia put the Cosmos up 14 at and the rifht stadium M 57 in a iluggish first half, assists going to KANSAS CITY, Mo (AP) - Bob Lemon and Whitey Altar all, who ever heard of a Coaraoa Deanii Tueart and Carbognani Her tog, who have seen some baseball in their day, admit they starting lineup with the Ukea of Godfrey In- That lead was short-lived as Tornado mid- can't remember many like the three-game series the Yankees gram and Antonio Carbognani in it. And who fielder Wolfgang Rauach sipped a shot past and Royals played this past weekend wat that Profeaaor Julio Manei prowling the Jack Brand 4:10 later. Each of the bitter American League divisional rivals had been having trouble scoring runs when they came into the •ideUnei? Didn't Nelai MoraU retire from the "We weren't coming out in the first half," series. team a year ago? Wai that Abdul Razak on the Chinaglia said "It was a good second half. We changed our tactics " So Friday night's game goes 10 innings and the New A pair of Giorgio Chinaglia goals reassured The main tactic appeared to be score and Yorkers win, 11-10: Saturday's fray lasts 13 innings before the the crowd that, indeed, thia wai the Coamot score quickly ai Bandov, who replaced Ingram Royals prevail, M. S . and that they had beaten the Dallai Tornado in the second half, scored on a beautiful Tueart Then yesterday, the Yankees took game No. J, 10-4, with a yesterday at Glanta Stadium, 4-1. pass with only SO seconds gone. seven-run uprising in the seventh inning. In between, neither of the battered and bruised divisional Profeaaor Manet, named technical direc- "There was no real strategy to it," Bandov champions played very pretty baseball The Royals committed tor of the Coamoa latt week, made his regular- said "You just have to be aggressive." three errors yesterday and at least two mental miscues that aeaaon debut with the club a weeeu. A "tech- It was Alberto's turn to be aggressive next didn't appear in the box score. nical director", according to the Coamoa, m- ai he look a perfect throw-in from Ricky Davis perviaea all activities of the team and the and put the ball by Dallas goalie Alex Stepney "These were some weird games, all right," said Henog, coach (Ray Klivecka) reporta to him. atBJT. who had to scratch his starting pitcher, Paul Splittorff, when the left-hander with a sterling record against the Yankees came Maotei immediately made his presence felt Chinaglia closed out the scoring when he down with the flu. Into the breech went bullpen regular Steve by starting the lt-year-old Ingram at midfield, headed home a goal on a Davis pass at 78:34 giving a starting assingment to Carbognani, Mingori to make the second start of his long career. getting Morais back on defense and moving COSMIC WAVES - "When the Cosmos "Mingo did a helluva job," said Henog "We didn't help Chinaglia back off the forward wall a bit. called me up to play this past week, it was a him defensively. We got more out of him than we really could Result: Victory number 11. big surprise," said Morais, who had quit the have expected." However, injuries did play a major role in team at the close of last season. "I was ready With rookie shortstop Todd Cruz committing back-to-back Maxzei's lineup shuffle. to leave for Brazil next week." errors, the Yankees scored two runs in the second inning, then "Marinho was in no condition to play and Morais looked good in his return. Also another in the fourth to go up 3-0 In the Royals' half of the Bogicevic told me if I needed him he would be impressive were Ingram and Raxak. Ingram fourth, Steve Braun hit a solo home run and Darrell Porter ready to play," Mazzei said. "Seninho was in played the entire first half while Razak was doubled home a run to make it 3-2. inserted for the last 10:14 of the contest. Then what appeared to be another tight game blew sky high no condition to play." STEPPING OUT — Giorgio Chinaglia (9) of the Cosmos punches the ball past Dallas A familiar tune to the Cosmos, but it was Chinaglia re-took the NASL scoring lead when the Yankees cut loose for seven runs in the seventh Tornado defender Steve Pecher for his 13th goal of the season yesterday. Chinaglia inning, starting with a 415-foot leadoff home run by Graig music to Maziei's ears as Chinaglia punched with 30 points. David Robb of the Philadelphia went on to score again to lead the Cosmos to a 4-1 victory and boost him Into the lead home his 13th and 14th goals of the season and Fury is a close second with 26 points. Nettles. v, In the North American Soccer League's scoring race with 30 points. Singles by Darryl Jones and Chris Chambliss chased Min- i gori and brought in rookie Renie Martin. Jerry Narron grounded into a force play at second but Martin failed to cover first base on what could have been the second end of a double play, and another run scored. Two walks loaded the bases and forced in another run before Willie Randolph hit a two-run single and Lou Piniella slammed a two-run double. Loser Pecci dulls Borg's glory Luis Tiant gave up nine hits and four runs and squared his record at 2-2 before giving way to Ray Burns in the ninth PARIS (AP) - Bjorn Borg«ot the trophy taking the (49,000-dollar men's crown for the "He pitched very well, " Lemon said of Tiant. "He's and the winner's check and held on to his title, fourth time in six years. pitched very good lately and this is the first time we've got him but it was Victor Pecci who won the adoration Borg became the first player to win this any runs He hasn't had much room the last couple of games. " of fans at the French Open tennis champinship clay court classic four times since it moved to For 30 minutes in yesterday's nerve- Roland Garros stadium 51 years ago. Henri fraying final, Borg, the Swedish superman, Cochet, one of France's famous Four looked vulnerable and human. He led Pecci 2-0 Musketeers, won it five times. in sets and 5-2 in the third, but then the 23-year- old defending champion's machinelike pre- Chris Evert Lloyd of the United States won cision and clay court brilliance suddenly the (30,000 women's crown Saturday, gliding past Australia's Wendy Turnbull 6-2,6-0. Sports cracked. American brothers Sandy and Gene Mayer And through the crack burst Pecci with a SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1979 11 won the men's doubles crown, mastering Aus- flurry of brilliant volleys to win the next three games and eventually the set. tralia's Phil Dent and Ross Case 6-4,6-4,6-4. Borg regained his composure in the. 10- In the women's doubles, Betty Stove of minute break between the third and fourth sets Holland teamed with Turnbull to whip and saved his fourth French Open crown. He France's Francoise Durr and Britain's Virgin- departed the court immediately, trophy in ia Wade 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 in another finals match Mets fall; hand, but the action wasn't over. yesterday Excited fans ran on court and thrust Pecci But the surprise of the 1485,000 tournament onto their shoulders to parade him in front of was Pecci, who upset Italy's Corrado Bar- the cheering crowd. For two weeks the little- razzutti, American Harold Solomon and known son of a Paraguayan doctor had wowed Guillermo Vilas of Argentina en route to the Phils lose spectators by decimating players ranked much semifinals. higher than he. Then he became an instant folk hero in NEW YORK {AP) — Craig Reynolds' two-run single high- "I thought at 5-2 I had the match in my France, taking the wind out of the sails of a lighted a four-run fourth inning that enabled the Houston Astros hand," Borg said afterwards. "And then he Jimmy Connors in a stunning 7-5, 6-4. 5-7. 6-3 to defeat the New York Mets 5-3 yesterday started playing a little better, taking a few upset. George Throop, 1-0, the second of three Houston pitchers, risks, and I missed a few passing shots and But yesterday Pecci could do almost noth- was the winner after relieving Randy Niemann in the third suddenly it was 5-5. Then maybe I got a little ing against Borg s top-spin accuracy. He inning. Joey Sambito pitched the final four innings and picked scared." . couldn't fluster Borg's patience from the up his fifth save. Pecci, who is 6-foot-4 and has a screaming baseline, and if he went to the net, even his In the fourth. Art Howe's one-out double off New York serve, kept his nerve and won the third set, long reach and quick reflexes couldn't cope starter and loser Kevin Kobel, 2-2, started the rally. Alan Ashby taking a tense tiebreaker 8-6 with Borg's brilliant passing shots and Terry Puhl walked to load the bases. Kobel balked Howe "I was disappointed 1 hadn't won the third Then a light drizzle started falling, Borg home and Reynolds followed with a single to score Ashby and set," Borg said. "But during the 10-minute was on the verge of clinching the third set and Puhl. break before the fourth set 1 said to myself I'm the match, and suddenly it all looked as though Reynolds advanced to second on a passed ball by Mets up two sets to one and not down two sets to one it might come apart, that the current world catcher John Stearns and scored on Cesar Cedeno's single. And it always feels good coming back after a champion of tennis might blow his famous Houston scored in the third on Puhl's single, a sacrifice and THE WINNER? — Biorn Borg returns a shot to Victor Pecci in the final round of the break." cool. French Open Tennis Championship at the Roland-Garros Stadium in Paris yester- a fielding error by New York shortstop Frank Taveras. Borg felt so good he settled his game back In the first two sets 1 had trouble with my New York took a 1-0 lead in the first inning against day. Borg won the match, but It was Pecci whom the crowd hoisted onto their down to its consistent, demoralizing rhythm serve and ground strokes but in the third set I Niemann when Taveras and Lee Mazzilli singled and Steams shoulders. and finished off the match 6-3, 6-1, 6-7. 6-4. began to serve better," Pecci said afterwards. hit a sacrifice fly. The Mets added two unearned runs off Niemann in the fifth when left fielder Jeff Leonard dropped a fly ball by pinch-hitter Bruce Boisclair. After Taveras walked. Mazzilli's double scored Boisclair and Taveras scored on Stearns' groundout. Newman a strong second at Le Mans Braves 10, Phillies 3 PHILADELPHIA - Knuckleballer Phil Niekro continued LE MANS, France (AP) - Film star Paul tington of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., running a "My racing here places an unfortunate $250,000 trying to win this year. He will be back his mastery over Philadelphia and Pepe Frias and Mike Lum Newman, one of pro racing's oldest rookies, similar car with another German racer, Klaus emphasis on the team — it takes it away from to try again next year, with or without his old each drove in three runs yesterday as the Atlanta Braves nearly captured the dreams of any pro- Ludwig. the people who really do the work." he said. friend Newman. defeated the Phillies before 58,707 fans, the largest major fessional driver when he won an unexpected Don Whittington commented that New- Although Newman modestly said Barbour As hundreds of cameramen vied for that league crowd of the season. second place at the Le Mans 24 hour road man's success "is sure going to take some of and Stommelen did the lion's share of the Newman smile, he shook his head, exhausted, The victory gave the Braves a 2-1 edge in the three-game classic yesterday. the limelight from us." racing, in tough conditions with hours of pour- and admitted that the flamboyant atmosphere series. Niekro, 4-0 against Philadelphia last year, improved his Newman, driving a Porsche 93S turbo with But it was just that — the photographers ing rain. Barbour said. "Newman is a real at Le Mans was not for him. •lifetime record against the Phillies to21-12. Dick Barbour of San Diego and West German mobbing him whenever they could throughout professional. He lapped as fast as we had all Newman, 54, has raced as an amateur since The right-hander, 7-9, allowed seven hits in going the Rolf Stommelen, came tantalizingly near beat- the race — which Newman said may keep him planned throughout." his teens, and had looked forward to this race distance for his eighth complete game. Steve Carlton, 7-7, took ing the victors, brothers Don and Bill Whit- away from the race in the future. Barbour, who placed fifth in 1978, spent as a chance to prove he was a serious driver. the loss Frias singled home two runs in the second, doubled borne another in the third and scored in the seventh on Lum's second homer of the season. Lum singled in Frias for his third RBI in the third inning. Bean outdistances Atlanta opposition Bob Homer hit his eighth home run of the year off reliever Rawley Eastwick in the fourth inning. The Braves collected 15 ATLANTA (AP) - "No doubt, that's the best I've played prize and his fifth tour victory. "Why can't he be like Jack Nicklaus and skip the tournament hits, with Niekro chipping in with two doubles in a long time, if not the best I've ever played," said Andy "I always wanted to play well here and never have — just before the U.S. Open ' Bean, after turning the Atlanta Golf Classic into the easiest to satisfy myself," he said. Bean also recorded front side birdies from 25-30 feet on No. triumph on the PGA tour in three years. Bean missed the cut in Atlanta two years ago., but said he 3 and from 10 feet at No. 8. He added another from 3 feet on the "It was ridiculous how good he played." said the distant had learned something about playing the hilly (jourse, one he 13th and closed with a tap-in birdie on the par five finishing How They Stand runnerup, Joe Inman, who finished 8 shots behind the 6-foot-4 said he initially didn't like. hole. Bean who had a closing 5-under-par 67 yesterday for a course- "I picked out targets to get a flat lie. even of it was 20 or 30 Inman was the only player within 10 shots, using his closing AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST EAST record 265,23 shots below par. yards short of where 1 could hit it," Bean said 70 to finish at 15-under-par 273. W L Pet. OB W L Pel. OB Baltimore 37 21 .431 - SI LOull 31 11 594 It was the biggest total under par since Johnny Miller Asked when he started planning his play, rather than just David Graham and Gner Jones were deadlocked at 276, Boston 35 21 435 1 Montreal 30 21 .577 1 captured the 1975 Tucson Open with a 25-under figure and the belting the ball. Bean replied. "If you're gonna be out here, you with Graham shooting a 67 and Jones a 70. Masters champion New York 32 27 .542 i , Pittsburgh 21 25 .521 I'.i Milwaukee 32 21 533 4 Philadelphia 30 27 ,524 3". biggest margin of victory on tour since Ray Floyd won the 1976 might as well make it easy for yourself.'' Fuzzy Zoeller nailed down the fifth position with a 74-277 and Detroit 24 24 500 1 Chicago 25 » ,472 4Vi Clcvtland 27 21 4*2 * New York II 32 .1*4 10'/, Masters by 8 shots. Inman found out how easy it would be for Bean on the first Wally Armstrong was next with a 67-279. Toronto 14 44 247 22 WEST WEST Houjion 34 25 5*0 "For once, I guess, I thought a little bit and kept myself out hole. California 35 24 Andy Bean. iW.QOO '0-47 61-47—24* Ai Gtibtrger, $1,320 *n — Cincinnati 33 25 .541 1v> KantaiCltv 33 27 54? 3 of trouble," said Bean, who carried a 5-shot lead into the final Inman knocked in a 30-foot birdie putt on No. 1 and Bean JM inman, «2,4OQ MlkeMorley, $1,320 Hm San Franciuo 29 11 .413 I'/I Mlnnnota 30 24 134 iVt David Grihim, 117.400 n-w-a-70-in Lirtdv Militr, 11.320' 70-71 -72-71- 2M Los AntatM 21 13 .45* • round after a record-setting 61 Saturday over the hilly, 7,019- M-70-47.7*-2T4 Tcxat 11 27 .514 3'1 fired a 15-footer right on top of him Grltr Jorttj, 117,400 Jtrrv MCGM. 11,320 7 5-47-74-70-114 San Diego 27 15 435 •Vi UW 70- 70-17* Chicago » 21 .4*1 4 yard Atlanta Country Club course. Fun* Zotlltr, S 11.000 Charlti Coodv. $1,120 71-71.72-72—2*4 Atlanta 22 34 ,371 ITVi "It was like he was saying, forget it, boy. You're playing I*. 71-44-74—277 Seetilt 24 34 .400 I1'-i Wally Armilrno, IiO.WO Alltn Miller. $1,050 4*. 72-70-74-2*4 Saturday* GamM 71-n-Tfr*?—27* Oakland 11 49 .322 14 "Today'I played for the middle of the green, unless I had a for second, ' Inman said. Doug Ttwelo. $t.3» Rot) Funselh, $1,0W 70-74-70-73— 217 Ntw York 4. Houston 0 n m-t?-49— 2H Saturday'* Gamtil Hubert Gretn. $1350 Rlk Mauengale, 11,050 4*-72 7»-73-»7 Chic ago S. Lot Angele* 3 clear snot at the flag," he added, after claiming the$54,000 first "I just wish Andy Bean hadn't come here," said Inman. 69-71-19-PO—M0 Boston 12, Ml not sol* 4 Jack Renntr, $1,350 Hti Caldwtil, MM 70-75-71-71— 2«7 Cincinnati 7. Montreal 1 «-71-70-71—2*0 Kinus City 1, Ntw York 1, 11 inning* Curtis Strange, 17.200 J.C Sntad, $150 73 70-4*-7 7-211 San FranclKo4, Plttiburgh2 70-71-70-7O-»1 Toronto i. Oakland 0 Bob Murphy. $7,200 Craig Stadltr, JJ50 71 -72- 73- 72—2H Philadelphia 9, Atlanta 3 41 71-74-4*—»1 Baltimore 4. TtlM 1 St. Loui»7.San Diego4 Ed Dougherty. 17.200 Jim Colbert. $150 71-71-73-74—MS cnicaoot. MHwaukir 7 Barry Jatckal, 17.200 Gaorgt Cadlt, $724 72-7O-75-71-2*! Yettefday'* Garnet nnu-n-w California 9, Dttroti 1 San FranclKO 7. Pittsburgh 4 Mark Lva. |i,2» Lvt EWtr, $714 73 72-72 72-It* • 7 72Race II) Same championship. 2 for 5.00 8 Irons 4 woods 1 ANYFOOTJOY BLUE JAYS - iRacr I) I David Kuril. 2 Trim Fntsch, 3 Geoff Howsen I Race The lauded blade helped Young to 31 putts yesterday, Lady Spalding RIVER RATS overcoming other deficiencies in her game for a 2-under-par 70 SPECIAL FOR BEGINNERS GOLF SHOE IN SUNFISH--I Karen Sen fwwdld. J Terry Soencer: 3 Dick Frank PRO GROUP ARNOLD 8 irons 3 woods 176. 139. PORTSMOUTH HANDICAP - I Bill Martin ? D.wc Mui» i Rol Santomenna and a 72-hole total ol 279, 9-under-par, at the storm-wipped STOCKS39.95 laii Rhodes 19 M Nicklaus Golf Center. PALMER IRONS 8 IRONS-$69.00 ANY DEXTER DESIGNER FASHION GOLF SHOE IN STOCK LADIES' SWEATERS First Flight Standard R.g. sale $29.95' AND GOLF OUTFITS Bond, Jennings, Thompson 8lrons3woods 442.00 310.00 GOLF UMBRELLAS Reg. 15.95 While they last 9.99 20% OfF First RlgNI Phantom Reg. sale 8 Irons 3 woods 31540 209.00 LADIES GOLF SHIRTS share Monmouth trainer lead MSUPER!! byDeani 3 lor 22.00 By JOK HINTELMANN anything you wanted to know about a horse, if you were willing Reg. Sale Last Persimmon Woods to work and listen." Forbes noted. "He allowed you only one 9 irons 4 woods 400.00 200.00 OCEANPORT - The trainers' standings show unusual mistake If you made the same mistake twice, he was like an Made By Confidence 1, 3.4, 5 Spalding Futura Reg. Sale balance Ihnxigh the first 14 days of the current Monmouth Park angry bear. It improved your memory fast." MacGregor VIP Reg. Sale Reg. 225 Sale'99. 8 irons 3 woods meeting Forbes, who has had as many as 70 horses under his care at 260.00 149.00 J Bowes Bond. Larry Jennings and J. Willard Thompson one tune, knows that in racing you get lucky through hard work 9 Irons 4 woods 540.00 435.00 and long hours He paid his dues and now reaps the benefits. share the lead with five wins each Charlie Sanborn and Jim TitlelSt ACCU-FIO Irons Reg. Sale COLLAPSIBLE GOLF Spalding Epic Reg. Sale Murphy each (our. and nine other trainers have saddled three Forbes recently signed apprentice Chuck C Lopez to a two- BAGS $10.50 ea. 8 Irons 3 woods 176.00 139.00 winners each year contract The 18-year"-old rider and his father Carlos will 3-9 PW 270.00 215.00 Jim Crupi and Marty Kallun. who shared the conditioner both ride at Monmouth Park this summer. Rag. Sale SUPER!! title Nist year with 39 wins each, have three and one victory, The younger Lopez is currently sitting out a seven-day Browning 500 Spalding Executive Rtg. respectively Their horses, however, had been lied down at suspension after three disqualifications in four consecutive 8 irons 4 woods S12.00 375.00 JACK NICKLAUS MATCHING 8 Irons, 4 wooda 550.00 299.00 Keystone Park until that meeting ended May 30 Kallon s win racing days. PANTS AND JACKET$31.95 came on June 6 wilh Dutch Ditty He was disqualified from second to fifth on Highland Jim on One trainer with three firsts is John Forbes, who got his June 2, [rum second to fourth on Northern Ripple on June 5; start as an assistant to John Tammaro Forbes, 31, has been and from third to fourth on Tozlin on June 6. He will return to BAYSHORE SPORTSWORLD involved in racing for over a dozen years, and is currently listed ;n linn Thursday. among thetop conditioner s In the country Both his parents The 5-0. 100-pound youngster came into prominence at "The Pro Shop" Tel. No. 495-2929 trained horses on the Maryland. Delaware and New Jersey Keystone Park this winter, where he just missed taking the circuits i Idlng laurels. Kick Wilson edged him out on the last day when HOURS: MON.-WED. 11-7 • SAT. 9-6 • THURS. & FRI. TIL 9 mum Forbes has high praise for Tammaro He taught you Wilson [Misted three late winners. 67 Highway 36 (Nextto Shipwreck Inn) Keansburg SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY. JUNE 11. 1979 TVMy 13 Weekend proves best yet for stripers

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IMS Corlies Ave LINCOLN/MERCURY rvke DOWNES PONTIAC, « Lo Id, 780-1070. E Brunswick, Ija-ittt. tervlew. 1**-3112, ask tor David Cail W4-.M tires with Chevrolet Rally wheels, 1100 Del. 7.64 24Si Mon to Frl Rumson/Fair Haven area Neptune. I7a-wo Shrewsbury Ave., al Sycamore Si.. Matawan. Sea-tW. Truck cap for •' bed, JlOO 111 Chevro- No collecting, must have car. Call Equal Opportunity Empfvar AVF •UlCK RIVIERA — t?74, all electric Shrewsbury 747 W AIRDRESSER - Experienced, full OYOTA 1971 — n^OI miles, rebuilt let engine, complete with powerglide part-time. Wanamasia stf. 747 214]. RN'S-LPN'S AM/FM stereo, blue wllh white In- GRAND PRIX 1979 — T-Top. bucket ngine, as (s. UO0 Call Ml-1773. transmission, |IM. Engine stand with lerlor. 74.000 miles Body fair Runs wheels, MO 219-0411 750707. after 5. 222 *0M PART TIME - But driver, private (M/W) good Muit sell Asking U7O0 seats, loaded. Good gas mileage New school, will train. $4 per hour to start TWO HOUhT liAILY MON.SAT car In, must sacrifice 17300 or best RIUMPH 1975-TR*convertible, tin- COOKS NDUST RIAL MAN Established early A.M. mwwuaer Call between 9-4 p.m 542-4777 Offer, Call 2441744 Under, four-speed, power brakes, GEH ENGINEER ~ For small New pav increases! home delivery route. No collecting anual steering Looks and runs good, Auto Rent/Lease ant Electro Mechanical background FREEDOM OF CHOICE Musi have car Call 74MI4S CAMARO 1*7* — Type LT V-l, auto- — miles $4195. tan and tags extra lie are a chain of over 700 matic trentmlMlon, 17,000 mllai, all GRAND PRIX 19H - Loaded, black Hired Apply Electro Impulse Lab, PARTS PERSON Choose your davs and hours MM or bait offer Call 747-4327 after ank Volvo. Dealer, 741 5M* ualitv restaurants and * Chestnut tt.. Had Ban*. CLERK — Experience In shipping, re- • Private duty or hospital SUPERINOENT — Black Seal with conditioned. Powar tteer i XI or 471-3000. RENT A VAN — Low, low rases. Cal mull, unit experience Apartment plus ing/farakei/wtndowt/locki. 13790 RIUMPH 197*— TR7, lour cylinder, Marty, TOM'S FORD, Hwv. 35, Key ceiving and • Private or full time re seeking professional NSPECTOR OUAl paper work Must have good phone • Weekly pav salary Excellent location in Ltncrofl Eve* . 1704211. ur speed, power brakes, manual port, 2M it>M n process work Must read prints HOLSEY PONTIAC eering. 11,9*1 miles |419S, tax and ooks to begin advance manners. Inventory experience and No fee to you No fee to you Call 20t S3O-O6M between 9 a m 4 p m . CAMARO - nd have knowledge of bask maeasur- mechanical background helpful. Deft Men.-frl. RTE. 34 MI-7*00 EATONTOWN ags extra Red Bank Volvo, Dealer, USED AUTO a. VAN RENTALS ng techniques Experience required | 1H7 $7 A OAY/I.D7 MILE rlentatlon for our restau- nitegrowth potential Equal Opportuni- KITSON CHEVROLET CO. MM* pplv Electro Impulse Lab, IMS Cor ty Employer M/F. Call SU 3100. be SUPERINTENDENT - CouPH), ex- S4tVUS« Hwv 34 Ealonlown CALL TOLL FREE IOO-el2-97O3 ants opening soon In perienced only lo manage garden Twin Boro Motors Inc. es Ave, Neptune, 776 5*00 tween 8-4 30 431-5744 CAMARO Z 28 MI 1000 1 Newman Spring Rd. Red Bank cean Township. Equal Opportunity Employer M'F apartments, Point Pleasant area MC/JEEP 747- 7 Auto Insurance Salarv. apartment plus utilities. Reply 1979 LABRIOLA MOTORS INC NSIDE SALES - For construction MEDICAL to Bon G-NI, The Dally Register. Power steering/brakes, AM/FM I Newman Springs Rd, Red Bank xperlence must include equipment company, salarv open All EGA MATCHBACK 1971 - Seited •enetlls Plus profit-sharing. For In- Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701, track tte.eo, power antenna, timed Dodge Dalsun 741-1411 AUTO INSURANCE reakfast and egg PERSONNEL POOL glass, tilt wheel, air conditioning. )» ngine, good body, automatic! trans- ervlcw, please call 201 264 toeo PLUMBER — Experienced in new TAXI DRIVERS — Full-time. Must LANCIA BETA COUPE — One yea ition, best offer Call 264-4210 after FREE quotes and binders by Phone ookerv. grill and broiler 10 Station Place, Metuchen. N.J. have excellent driving record. Paid lour-barret, bleck/Meck Interior, low CALL TOLL-FREE UM32-97Q3 work, good pay. Red Bank area, paid RN (M/W) - For stroke patient Mon miles, EXCELLENT CONDITION. old, 21,000 mites Recently tuned. In ADI ES MEN —Work at home on the cash daily. Apply in person, Yellow perfect condition. AM/FM. power wli ackground and general hone, earn $75-$5O weekly servicing holidays Call 291-3003. dav through Friday. 7 3 p.m. Asking J7W0 Call 71, SOW AN 1974 - Great vehicle, good mpg. PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Famous *7»-1«4 tves Cab Co., Red Bank or Long Branch dews, air, power steering, disc brakes preparation. In addi- ustomtrs. 1*4-3144. PLUMBER WANTEO - Jobbing ei office. 10 am 1 p.m., Mon. Frl mags, leather Interior Must sell, going ••vino country Sun., best offer 11500 for low cost auto insurance Easy CAMARO — M7I, t*,000 mllet, ex *fct> It now- Call 747-9131. payment plan, immediate I.D. cards. on, must be able to coor ANDSCAPE - Gardener's hclpei perltnce necessary. Call SAL FS — Fortune WO Corporation in cellenl condition. back to college. Call Peter, 495-1444 2226599 ler view mg lor two talts per lorn. Initial TELLER — Full time Business ma- alter A p.m. Free Quote by phone. Call 144-30B7 nate several other cooks xpenence preferred. Mult have 291-03)9 OLVO 197* 245DL WAGON — Green. ansportation 542-1094 after S p.m Hurting salary plus Incentive Income chines, bookkeeping, savings and loan ses regular gat, great mileage, roof nd order production. Ap- First year potential earnings. 111,000- experience helpful. Apply In person. CAMARO — 3». 1974. automatic. LINCOLN I9U — Four-door, In good ack, AM/FM. excellent shape $5,000 10 Wanted Automotive ANDSCAPE - Gardener's helper QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR — 120,000 Call dally M Ml «O0. Mr Twin Boro Federal Savings * Lean 44.000 original miles. Good condition shape, needs battery, $4W or best ofler licants must be 18 or .arge automotive company seeks mm Association. 94 Broad Street, Eaton- 170-9079. nn Call 542-*OU, ask for Bill; If not ranted Experience helpful Must have Gllhool WHO Call after J p.m. or weekends, , plaase leave name and number ver. river's license Call 7417255 after 5. n two years experience In first town, N I 741.nn>. ADD MONEY TO YOUR POCKET - piece and m processes mechanical de Equal Opportunity Employer M/f LINCOLN MARK IV — 1975, full OLVO 1970 — Red, X mpg. Regular Sell that old car, used or |unk. AW FIRM - Seeks MAC card opera- icet Must be able to read prints and SALES AGENT CAPRICE — 1973, V-4, AM/FM, good equipped, excellent condition, mall Bit TOWING, 291-5993 rVe offer $4.00/hr. and up or, evening hours take and maintain records pertinei WANTED TEACHER - Mathematics, part-time condition, 32 mpg, titOO or best offer with brown top and leather interior 67V1171 Call 9-J. Ml-*400 o quality control. Good starting salarv afternoons, grades 7-lth, private Call U4-9US original owner, best offer. Over 13,500 ALL JUNK AND WRECKED — Cars epending on experience and paid company benefits Including We need a dynamic man or woman to school. Small clan size. Excellent Call 747 7130 EGAL SECRETARY- Experienced sell our exclusive calendars and an OLVO 1974 — 145 Wagon, lour bought Highest prices paid malor medical, pension, etc South Jer *• tensive line of advertising special compensation and benefits. Detlre ex- CAPRI 1972 — Excellent condition vllnder, automatic, power steering Bill, 495-0411 aid vacation, profit-shar ull time. Call between 9 2 sev location. Call 9*4-1576 for appoint perience classroom leader Send re- low mileage. Call LINCOLN 197S CONTINENTAL nd brakes, air. AM/FM, 100% drive ng and merit wage re 842*400 ment. Equal opportunity employer 'business gifts If you have a past sume to Box Y-2M, The Daily Register. •4? 73SI between S-* p.m. MARK IV — Black, moon roof, mam aln guarantee 75.400 miles 13495. tax CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS - And late history of sales sucetl or with to begin Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701, ' extras, good condition and well-main nd tags extra. RED BANK VOLVO, model wrecks Highest prices paid lews. EGAL SECRETARY — Experience REAL ESTATE SALES career in sales, you can benefit from CAPRI 197* - Four cylinder, lour tained. Will consider all often now. Call Rocco. 7173254; 717-3349 equired. Red Bank area. ne of the moil lucrative commlssioi W>Md. M,000 mllei, good condition. Ml-tOM, ask for Bill; if not there Dealer, 741-sw* structures in our Industry. What we TEACHER — Elementary grades M, penings available for Call 741-0438 COLTS NECK part-time, mornings or afternoons »?400 6711101. piiase leave name and number. OLAIRE 1976 - Premier, four-door, JUNK CARS WANTED need Is an individual who can tfea Private school, small class llie Ex- ', automatic, steel belted radius, ay, swing and night IFEGUARD— For motet pool. Must directly with businessmen wtio use cellent compensation and benefits De CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1977- Red Bank 741-1079 a handy, responsible Senior Red Super opportunity for three-four ex calendars and specialty items to pro- Landau roof. Fully equipped, o MAZDA — I97B. GLC, three-door, auto •ver brakes/steering Mint condition. hifts. Interviews for perienced salespeople at our new Colts mote their business This is an e* sir* experience classroom leader Send malic, air, FM radio, low milts. 13130 100- 1M-4117 TOP DOLLAR ross certified. Call 841-1837 Neck office on Rt. 34, near Deliclou resume to Box Y let. The Daily Reg owner, 13,400 mllet, W9M 747-M49 FOR USED CARS hese openings will be cellent time for you to aisoclate your •711184. OOKING FOR — Ambitious people, Orchards. Call John Becklev at Whclai sell with The Thomas p Murphv Co istfr, Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1943 LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. Realty Group—841-75*5. MERCEDES IMS 11OSE - Excellen M.OOO miles, $450 Rl. 35 Savrevlile, N.J. 717-1100 onducted at our restau jll or part-time, we train. a pioneer In the advertising Meld since body and running condition, fuel Injec Call 741 -«$31 ant located at 158 Main ' 411-4658 "1. Your initiative and planning wll TELLERS CMiVELLE 19*7 —SS39*. Good sh. tk>n model-very rare, Ivory with red TOP DOLLAR determine your growth a.nd luccesi Full and pari time positions available t. - Route35 (to block No LPN'S M/W — 3 to 11, summer relict RECREATION DIRECTOR — Quail in Monmouth County Excellent bene minus engine and transmission Best leather Interior. Asking SHOO. Ce VOLKSWAGEN 1949 - Souartback Paid lor ,unk and used cars nd weekends. U 10 per hour Ex- Had. lull lime Send Resume to P.O wllh our established company. Your offer 4« J4S4, Butch. 119-1071, weekends and after 7 p.m $1000 Call 741-1141 f Ft. Monmouth), Eaton perienced, Apply In person to lo 4 p.m., Bo, 41. Neveslnk. N.J. 07751. accounts are protected and repeat or tilt. Interviews will be conducted 9 to weekdays. 741-1193 or 717-S1M Arnold Waller Nursing Home. *22 S ders make money for you If you can 11 a.m. Thurs. June 14. 1979 at the CHEVROLET CAPRICE 197»- Eltate TOP DOLLAR PAID own, N.J. aural Ave., Haitet. organlie your time and work with a Community Stale Bank Office, 11M Wagon. Air, all power AM/FM stereo, MERCURY COUGAR 1977 OLKSWAGEN - 1970 Beetle, with For junk cars. Immediate pickup REAL ESTATE SALES minimum of supervision, Ihis can e tn Hwy 1). MMflhrtown, N.J. runs exceilent, very clean,' 17950 77 short block and engine. 30,000 Call 112-1100 or 232-22*0 The Academy Agency wllh its growing excellent full time or part time busl Excellent condition MAINTENANCE PERSON — Ex- TRUCK MECHANIC — Diesel ex- 74143J0. 471-9131 lies, excellent condition, $1,700 or o grow with Denny's perience required. Mult be iklllful in expansion needs a lew motivated sales ness for you Write Bob McKeniie best offer Call 531-1673. WANTED — Fiat *00 or 150. Call jrsons. License required No ex Marketing Manager, The Thomas 0 perience and tools necessary Apply in Pearce, lease apply Mon. - Wed. eneral maintenance work. Call days, >erlence necessary, will train All li perton Schwartz International. Ml W CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE 19*7 - MERCEDES DIESEL 1941 — Four 56*4010. Murphy Co., P 0 Bon 122, Locust Val Standard shift, new tires, 27.000 mllet door, white, AM/FM stereo, powe VOLKSWAGEN BUG — 19*9 747-159* or 172-0200 une 11-13, Ml a.m., 2- 'lews kept confidential, commlsilc lev, New York 11560 Front SI.. Red Bank. Asking \37i 4951191 steering/brakes, many extras. $3000 $1100 MANICURIST WANTEO — Ex and bonus. Ask for Jean Filipatrick •42 7049 WE NEED USED CARS m. or between 7 and 739-2212, TWO EXPERIENCED — Trailer firm, 191-0333. \ Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEVRO- ptrienced only Matawan area driven. Apply in person, Hollo Truck- CHEVROLET 19TT MONZA — .m. Please ask for Mr SECRETARY/BOOK KEEPER - White/red, two-door coupe. AM/FM MERCURY 1971 CAPRI —Low miles OLKSWAGEN - 19*9 SQuarabeck. LET, Hwv. 34, Malawan, 5W-W00. italJUdr 739 91*3 REAL ESTATE SALES - Join one (X ing Corporation, 195 Broadway. Key- 964 hatchback, to fix or for parts. Boelle. our successful offices, with a provtn Full-time, bookkeeping experience 0 port. eight track, 10,000 mllet Automatic, new radlals, AM/FM, great economy WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS MARINE MECHANIC/SERVICE good main ability and very good lyping bucket seals, fourcvlinder, 20 plus excellent condition, $1495. 5444315. Make offer. *"-4M5. MANAGER — Experience in IH "MIM. PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1974, I •ngmetrlng technician to assist protect handy, neal and reliable. LM2-1B37. power steering. Good conditi NTERNATIONAL PICK-UP — 1970. AUTOMOBILE MECHANK ngineer in developing of new cite- $ 00 CUTLASS SUPREME 1975 - 350 V-S •73-90/9 with utility body, $450. Musi be skilled in complete automob romc and tied ro- mechanic at devices. NEED — Six people for expanding Call 291-2313 repair Very busy shop Five-day wo Salary commensurate with experience business, capable ot earning sTOOO a two-door, vinyl top. air conditioned week Excellent iiav plan and beneli lonth, part-time. For appointment, power steering, brakes Cruise control PONTIAC GRANDVILLE CO Apply in person or call Circle Chevrol and iraming Excellent benefits. Send Spori wheels AM/FM radio, stereo VERTIBLE 1973 — Full POwei JEEP — J 10 pickup, 1974, four whee 'esume to Mrs J VanWinklt, Wheel- call 2645767 or TB7-1S71. 3 LINES, 1 DAY - 3 Company. 641 Shrewsbury Av« taf)e cassette, 13400 741 5*73. electric windows and five-way se drive, vi automatic, power steer ock Signals Inc , 173 Branchport Ave , mg/brakes, long bed, full cao, 34.520 Shrewsbury, N J 7411130 Ask for Nl Long Branch, N.J 07740. uses regular gas, new toe. milts. $4,495 Plus tax and licensing. Trocchta. Service Manager NURSE'S AIDES DODGE 1971 BLACK TRADESMAN mileage, but dealer maintained and BMW — Automatic. IS.000 miles, power ALL AMERICAN INC., Hwv. 35, M" EACH ADDITIONAL LINE. beautiful condition. Best reasona Hatlel, 244-177*. AUTO MECHANIC — Day shift, 1 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - MEN/WOMEN steering, mags, roof vent, two seals davs, Mon Sal Musi have loolr a Experienced Apply 165 Hwv, 34, West spare tire, undercoallng, completely offer Call 741-2100 davs. 747-0471 e met experience Aplv in person, Ed Mi Keansburg 787 1390 insulated floor, sides and root wood JEEP J<20 — 1976, air conditioning, Sunoco. 4)6 Broad Si. and Hwv. 1 New pay increases! UM0 firm Call W 8167 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1974 - E power steering/brakes, 36,000 mitts Keyport EXPERIENCED HELP — For rest Pvate duty cases available- Must PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY AD! celltnl condition, 31,000 miles, rr Excellent condition «72 I13S home, for to p m. to S a.m. shllt, have experience, pwn transportation. DODGE CHARGER 1971 — Automatic sell Asking $3600 541-3196 after 6 Dossibiv mornings and evenings Davs and hours to fit vour schedule console, bucket scats 1600 or best of JEEP CHEROKEE 1971-Four wheel AVON 729 1200 between 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Weekly pav and no tee to you. DEADLINE, THURSDAY: June 14th at noon. l*f Call m-*099. PONTIAC GRANOVILLE 1972 drive, three-speed, six cylinder, radial SELLING IS FOR PEOPLE AM FM. air, very good condition, $9 liret. AM/FM stereo cassette. 11,000 WHO LIKE PEOPLE EXPERIENCED DRIVER — Full and With Dad's special day coming soon, you've probably been 291-5151. • iles. excellent condition $5500 Call Sell Avon. Meet people while you ea part-time. Local deliveries, ready mix 2. Autos For Sole Alter 6 p n^ 495 1449 good money Flexible hours. For concrete, overtime available, excellent 431-5744 PONTIAC - Grand Prix, 1973. V tails, call Mrs Hammond, 671 639 pay 264-5068 Mon. through Sat. busy thinking of the appropriate gift to let him know how-much automatic. Power iteering, brak SILVERADO 197* — Vton Plck-uP Mrs Korifiuis. 566-5283, Mrs Arche windows, locks Call 19112*3 aft* with cap $3*00. 544-0317 EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — And MEDICAL you care. This year, why not add something with extra SAVE TIME A MONEY... Call 142-4719 waiter for lunch It 30-3:00 p.m . Tue BAR PERSON - Pari-Iime Appli through Frl. Apply In person after 7 PERSONNEL POOL meaning, something which is unique from you to him? On shopping for thai new car PONTIAC WAGON 197* - Excell TRUCK INSURANCE p.m.. Ye Cottage Inn, 14V West From person, 1-4 p.m , Palmer Lounge, 10 Station Place, Metuchen. N.J. Pichie's Auto Service-Atlan- condition inside and out Brown crea FREE quotes and binders by phone Palmer Ave . West Keansburo St., Keyport. Priced under list at $2,950 Call afte CALL TOLL-FREE 800-I12-97O3. Father's Day, June 17th, there will be a special feature in the lic Hignlands is now a new 94*- 4145 BARBER OR APPRENTICE EXPERIENCED MASON FOREMAN car auto broker Get thai best some experience - (Male or Female). NURSE LPN— Part-time, 11-7 Classified section of this Newspaper. You can write a personal PONTIAC CATALINA 19** - O Motorcycles 2*4-6010 Call 36704/;, «-4 p.m., Mon Fri shift, excellent benefits. Starting possible price and get what owner 31.000 miles, air. p< salarv 14 69 an hour, experience re message to your husband or lather which will appear on these you want on any American brakes. Steering, »27i 49I-1S9I HAIR DRESSER — Part-time. Cal quired Please call SHREWSBURY CYCLE INSURANCE BOILER OPERATOR Denlse al made new car Full-time position available on rotat MANOR NU RSINC HOME tof appoint- pages that day. Take advantage of this unusual opportunity to PONTIAC 19*4 — Cataltna, good con FREE auotts and binders by Phone ttt-tm ment. 741-2059. tion, tour-door, power steering, brak CALL TOLL-FREE 100-132-9703 shifts Black SealHigh Pressure CALL 291-9566 air, passed April inspection *" quired Please apply Personnel D tell Dad how much he means to you. RICHII't AUTO SIHVICI 6717110 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1973 Diriment, BAYSHORE COMMUNI lit HMO-RIAL PARKWAY $3500 HOSPITAL, 727 North Beers S ATLANTIC HIQHLAHDi.H J 0TT1C 717-3750. after 4 Holmdel- VALUABLE COUPON MAILTOPOP.DEPT 2. Autos For Sale HONDA CUSTOM CB75O - Murals and BOOKKEEPER - Experienced p Name.. chrome Call 471-32)7 after 4 Ask for son, ability to work independent The Daily Register KM Neat, accurate, attention IO detail, sponi'ble. career minded Excell 50 CENTS OFF Address HONDA 197* - CB~3*0T, SiSSY bar, benefits and salary Send resume One Register Plaza THE building is old needs luneuo, $700 or best offer Call P.O. Box 572, Red Bank. N J am Shrewsbury, N.J., 07701 291-5545 BOOKKI Your Next Phone KAWASAKI 1971 - Blue. 1200 milts Experience accounts receivable LTD seat, wing sissy bar, oil gauge. payable Disperse merit lournal L< THE owners are new— area. Benefits To |150, DAILY REGISTER OASSKED AD more Must sell $1600 264-9111. 106 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY By presenting this coupon 20 Thomas Ave 747-3494 Shrewsbu When placing your classified ad KAWASAKI 197* - 90QCC, Z1, very low MAY we serve you? mileage, excellent condition Extras. CAR WASH HELP Apply in perso (Sorry, not good towtrdt Ftmilf Ad COST 191-2945 Country Sudser Car Wash. 1900 Hw or Contract Advtriiurt) IS Middle town SUZUKI RMI25B Top condition CARPENTER - EXPERIENCED AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE REMSEN DODGE iMUM trimming, paneling and alteralio Steady work, by hour, salarv or c SUZUKI RM12S 1975— Excellent con iracl Call 841 937* after 7 p.m. Call 542-1700 M Main It, Mattwm, i Mack WM •**• Italton dillon. new engine, swing arm, chain, W75 WMQee. Mall chtclii to: Tin Dally Ragi.lar $300 CLERK TYPIST — Sharp, some sli 1949 SUZUKI - 500cc. Runs, but needs diversified duties, work al sales de On* rUglatff Plan. Shrtwibuiy, N.J. 07701 566-6100 litlte work. Asking $275 phone. Apply Hefco, 375 South S Eaton town WinaruvuuinniJ-uuuuLiJiinrinnnnnnnnnnnr S4.SNMMMH Nubbin SHREWSBURY. NJ. MONDAY. JUNE 11.1979 am* tfMw a am I amu *m» >i limn. >uri im F» •A»»«irtll» - Me

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DIRT-STONE-TOP SOIL REFHIGERATO*. - frost tree LD FURNITURE - AntMues china. ED BANK M NIVEMIOI AVE aarhwce MSIII. Call frank Ickmaei. Callial tajanaai traeiar, (I en ft , co»»erlone. assware. art objects and brk a-ftrac Ue Sll»ar. e«er. otMr Manaav, Tuea.. OaH CaaaatiaalHr. CW l »1 1417 Wa«.. Thuri. a-4 u Attar I em Scraiched. but gaM workingconrtilion. mmediatt cat* tor anvHiina and eve RIVERV1EW TOWERS Gal Xtri cash DISHWASHER - vttiing RuKil'S, IS E Front Si . Red "THE VEKV FINEST IN refrttarai m wim 741-t*fl LUXUItV HIGH RISC" HlOHLANOS - Oaafcatri RIDING TRACTOH — Or lawn n TWO rOUNO TEACHf M - Will or tern real laMa. l» •, haH maw aM liar * • ». ELL IN CONFIDENCE - For instant tfHj the Naveunk Rlvt* hem*, yarn, ptrtim eanlH and/or run ctilldron't partla* In orCAL a tr—L TOLfinanciaL FREl analrtrE a Inert caaM W cut. TATE RENTALS'| ava ran tiari al aelun maMMv DRESSER - And one ntfftt tJ**e. 1150 ash Your old toots, silver coins. <,h. e want ml To help us Men rents Babvslttlitt/Chlld yavr Horn. o. dailaoatad placa Cat Kraernmani oacteo IK*, marax K wll 7|7 4511 attar 1 ».w. their le«wesl By maintaining >0e% I«M or m nil Thrw speed Hufty nrliblki, lit Call RU&CIL'S - fi tanuWe price*! Slo weirv m sin u I km patntam tar all utclt't. U E*,l Front HrWt, Red tfVflil XUHMV we are effectively keawnt Cart dw couch, lit H. twHttace -fitctlofiai, URN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO ents low Studios starting al im. one TYPIST - will Irse al name lor tuat 741 I*W Ul. three-PMC* living room set. frft, X1LLARS — Convert Old Jewelry to iy can wnm I aartan Elaclrk Ivaowrltar, rea DRESSER TABLE — Sli chairs, pirn bedrooms starting at (WO. two LTO SAX — I •iniih. 1110 firm. pair bwnk bed. with tprtngi. 14* Par aih DON PON'S JEWELERS Will bedrooms starting at ISM three KEANSBURG — Owiv U» cMM • ••Y5ITTER - iMataa. Call rt7-MU 0VM sian detttn. H\2 rug, t31. full >m uv from private owners and ntaiet Domi also ard. carfjet la can tor tare •mall children Mr - - "ING — EKMrraetcaa aacrete*i mawe bed, A-1. »». thre«~drawef NTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND IM-BBO , Icr. m Im raaumet. letlan, romii.au Si DNOPLEAF TABLE — WHIeti maple. walnut dreiMf. aood qualttv, EWELRY DESIGNED m River recant auarlente and refarancat Cat vou NM< you hava cnMM araet- shave. IM, pair twin DOE iprtngt and Fair Haven. N J. til-4237 waaaenafcti rala. aea-MM. ANTIQUI OCSK — EweUtnt tendl eil*nsH>n lea* and table Md, HSO rntafl. TV awcur. EANSBURO — m-nm after • am - Lai tnarrt bacama avr arobtem to*. 11 r •4I1UI Iwo inner spring mattrcsset like new ondttMning, carpet. kMJ* axk.. I WILL BABVSIt _ in m' »haste, at G.N.P. good condition. \1* 10 each Came in WANTED „ »•««•. martna, TATE RENTALS Bkr. Fee H MaVSITTER - Naadao Mature, ra ega* wakoma. moan InclUaoTEa DRUM SET - Four etece with cymbal Browse RuseII ». IS Eail Front 5t, IM unaeraround parkins Rental ot laerralMa aaraon la cara tor mv t» cotlam care and ratarancoi Ua-1711 MONEY CENTER ANTIQUE — Tfe»lte table. |1OB Oak•nd m hat Mint condition Call Red Bank 741 1*93 jdf carl, m good condition Phone :e open teven Oavs a week Can Bet MARLBORO - On five acrM. Ma Mr o4d tan In my horrta, lour lo tl Glrard Nallonwida Plan, Inc. al N.J Wi bov. US Call troo coal Hove. US m only between 110. 2»-«4!i Eves ccone at 101 741-1/H rearm, kiA. pats a k , eeMlantet. M8S •UMiaMIr INpm. loll Horn I <, Lauwoeo .HI Htm i, WHM SACRIFICE SALE - Four day. only S42 47*2. * 10 IM-BRO . tkr DO Mwri hava awn Iromportatlon, Cat S5 Situations Wanted FATHER'S DAY GIFTS — Visit Owner ll moving Heavy Danish ANTIQUE PIANO Earlv 1*00 •. WANTED — Gondola shelves, stainless RED BANK - Two and m-om barere 1 p.m N.J. Homeowners Sycamore Greens. No obligations' An Modern walnut bureau, excellent con teal meal ilicet, miscellaneous itemi MARLBORO — T»_ Male « iarMM irand S3**' hton bv tioues. rare china, glassware, grand- dilion Antique hidnev shaped desk apartments, luxury hl«fvrlie. Call t irtw rooms, VMS a mantfi • GET 13,000 , _»Vjp Soond 6o«fd entfiienl. »ood lather clocks, paintings, prints, chairs, or deli Prefer used functional Items i 7-f am.. H2-4MS carved front Sewing machine in an I. SSJ3 or i/i-Ul* ncrvasine IOUHI month wltk aeW 51 Domestic Htlp $30,000 MORE! tone, tlt«titlv iherp f bony wood cat* sterling silver. Quality period lloue mahogany table (needs new mo tonal improvements. ALL aRQUND YARD WORK — Treaa asl docislons. canfMantlal service an n*l with cjtteft, matclting iloo* 11000 furniture, collector's item* at every RED BANK — Luxury one-bedroom cut. Guttart. garasoi, ate , claarMK 5o a fireplace? Here's what nMm ll daily, never a Me tor lenaril RED BANK - Matnilicent two own transportation Mlddlatown clintr. Slratotaunoer. IM. two other we offer Built-in wood-burning fire- SOCKET SET - *»" drive. W lo 1'«' Furnished and unlurn.ihed homes and bedroom with central air. paneled den MATAWAN - Oniv 1194, cute egttage, LIGHT HAULING chain. ISO each Trestle table. US places complete set with attachments and apartmenu. TElCHER AGENCY. RE ids. pets ok., parking; And garage cleaning Laree lamp table, 1« 223 357* case, 110 Trailer hikh with ball. 110 TIMBRO . Bkr ISO HOUSEKEEPER — Four days oar Call 741 94*1 $799.00 Wrought iron rail. *'K3C". US Oak waofc. Exporloncad, recant relerencev ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE - immediate Delivery dining room table, 125 20 Ib prot RED BANK — Riverfront. tw< MATAWAN - Small cottage. kMt, Mts Own transportation. Motawan araa MAN WITH RACK BODY TRUCK — Salt Area's largest and finest selection. 373 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Under ok. won't last, swi Souinkum-Yellowbrook Rd . Farm- Available in any style or finish 100% tank, never used. 115 Call alter 4 bedrooms, heat peM, fireplace. UM. Call altar 3 p.m., 54*4140 Available tor odd lobs, moving, tro Inaixing First payment end of Au- 233-3152 00. child ok . heat Mid. •eol. M BRO, Bkr IM S44-0WS TATE RENTALS Bkr. Fae 747 9414 nodal*, (ME. to Howell Park gust For free estimate, call IS7-2/00 MBRO. Bkr. IM HOUSEKEEPER- Enparlancad.lwo- REFRIGERATOR —Ucu. It., siot by MCLAIN, m-nn (7 dam N.J. FIREPLACE CORP SOFA — V. three-cushion, loose pillow MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE SECTION thrae days par week, 13 M por hour Ida. Mod conolllon back, yellow and floral brocade Good ATLANTIC HIOHLANOS — One-two RED BANK - Two bedrooms end one Three-bedroom, u-i-lwtn Ranch. Call 471-54**. Call 747I741 BABY ITEMS — Hedstrom walker. FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND condition. 175 Call 2*1 JOSOtter 5pm bedrooms, heal paid. kidt. from |H0 bedroom, best area, rent from 12M illy room, two fireplaces. ISSO a Ike new, M Gerry babv carter. %2 ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS TATE RENTALS Bkr Fee 747*414 TATE RENTALS Bkr. Fee 1*1 UU month One year leas* 171 StHertw 6. HOUSEKEEPER — Part-llma, I S" CHROME WIRE WHEELS — Kanwcl car teat, $1 Crotinver STRAWBERRIES — Pick your own. I car. In Eatontown, thrf* five days por ondltlon, ISO or bast otter backpack carler, U Adiuilable teal TUSTING PIANO CO. . to 12 noon, Call first. Deerborr ATTENTION ALL LANDLORDS - RED BANK — Three room apartment, MIDDLE TOWN — One-bedroom waofc, 3-7 p.m., Mon.-Frl. Father and • 7-47M or 471 rooms, tltS. include M7-IIM. WHOLESALE TO STORES, ETC. $3.00 cludes new bedding, 1310. spoke rim, 111 Blaier grill, 125 TIMBRO. Bkr ISO S444TC parking, one block ocean, patio, adults NAVESINK - Three bedroom family REGULATE own hours In light, plea The Register FAMILY ADS can * 495-4075 after 1 p.m. M1-1H4. pelts. 762 Greeni Ave 121-414S home, IVJ baths, now under |4>. int. high profit business restockn ' unnettftd Items for you quick VanderbiM Ave. Leonardo, (behind EATONTOWN - Four room*, vei STATE RENTALS Bkr Fee 747-9414 54 Situations Wanted (from car) local outlets .with the BIG Merchandise tor sale ONLY FULL BEDROOM SET - Double bed, TRAILER HITCH - To fit full sue car modern, child ok . laundry, IJ« GEST NAME IN THE COFFEE IN Post CMllcel. Wednesdays' Saturdays, class 2. asking 170 TIMBRO. Bkr $50 Ut-OK ONE FAMILY HOUSE FOR RENT — Originating from household, not ex IM; Sundays, 12-3 p.m. Female DUSTRY ceeding e sale price of J100 oer arllc Call 747-0544 141 Shore Blvd . Keansburg Call after FREEHOLD - One bedroom, area STATE RENTALS Bkr Fee 747 W4 6 p m . 344 9735. esk for Mike 344-C4M. PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED Eec BED — Double, with box spring and FURNITURE TRAILER HITCH - Heavy duly additional line, H 00 No discount mattress. 1*5 Stereo record player Eddie BABYSITTING - My Smewsbui NO SELLING canceled before expiration Furniture at a traction above cost. Any lit 1*74 Bulcks. Cadillacs and Pontiec* home. Small group, play yard, snacks es 70-vetr old product, pre-io 175, with records 1.50 each, Bookcase name brand available such a> Ben- U0 747-6*65 102 Houses For Rent PORT MONMOUTH — Three— No cheneot in COPV • ith Chairs. 120 HAZLET — Two-room furnishe hot lunches, reasonable rates. Any aga through rttavv. continuous, •dverllsii Have somethlnQ to sell? Phone nmgton Pine. Pennsylvania House, bedrooms, den. kitchen, new bath. USD Call 741-0123 anytime (stocked bv EVERY major Food Sto Drexel. Heritage, Henredon. Baker, d.o. appliances, gal grill. UK plus security. US.A,) Is consumed minv Urn Tnomasvlllf>, Century and many, many TIM BRO., Bkr |M M ATTENTION LANDLORDS - Quel Mt I ME D REALTY, BROKER BEDROOM SET — Sii monthi old fied tenants waiting No tee or obhga • hT\H» 63. Money to Loan ily by millions and enjoys lltlllm 542-1700 Colonial, .in pieces. Queen tiie, like more. For more Information call week tion lo vou CALL •eel business (Company on new. MOO. Call 74M7O3. davi. 12-1 P m TYPEWRITER — Smith Corona HAZLET — All bills paid, ready lo BO TIMBRO INC S44-W0I RED BANK — Two bedrooms. kt*s, salas in excels of 1 BtLLlO 721-6666 portable Mitt. cat*. US. from iiss pets ok., yard, extras, I17S. DOLLARS ANNUALLY}. THE DAILY BEST TOP SOIL FURNITURE CATALOG STATE RENTALS Bkr Fee H) Ui CHALET - One bedroom lol TIM BRO INC.. Bkr ISO SERVICE OF N.J. privacy MOO per month Consists ol Collecting tor merclwndl Good till dirt. Eckel Trucking, 5*1 «7O7 USED II' GARAGE DOOR — With a HIGHLANDS — One-bedroom, hig RUMSON AREA - Two-bedroom Car- ' Id and replenishing Inventory. REGISTER hardware, needs new panel Insert! and dry, kids ok. carpet, only tin Call M1-2JI1 evemnas BOXES - Corrugated. Packing tac FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? besl offer, 7W-HM. STATE RENTALS Bkr, Fee 74M414 nage House in estate area Modern and CLASSIFIED ADS plies for Industry and Moving and - Check the USED FURNITURE COTTAGE - Fourroom. yard to secluded in country setting Ideal tor Immediate Cash Mull aspire up to Storage Call 747-40*4 or 442-4471. CENTER OF RED BANK. Fin* WASHER — Whirlpool, will demon kids, basement, |2K> single person or coup It No pets MOO 3M — 70f COfiitr. Just fill In HIGHLANDS TIM BRO , Bkr }M U* •v and walk away! No fluid CABINETS - End kitchen Old Vic urnlturc for leil 197 Shrewsbury Ave itrait, ISO Bookcase wilh glatidoori oar month plus ulilitles Write to Box INCOME OF powders, or drums. Ideal for copies torlan house being converted to office. $20. Two leoit lamp) with ir-adtt, SIS COUNTRY SETTING - On eigh A-JOl, The Daily Register, Shrewsbury. For Your Home G E WASHER AND DRYER — Two End table, SIS Call 2Z2 »M0 OCEAN VIEW N.J OTTQV $30,000 YR. UP •ports, invoices, bulletins, liltei Complete upper and lower custom months old, $3W for pair. acres, five rooms, kids ok . wall-to statements, etc Used — UK C* model Birch cabinets. Caslered WHITE —Wrought iron table and tou Enjov an unobstructed view of Sand wall carpet. USD ST. PETERSBURG — Florida horn*. Why wait? You can have Interviewsgranted ONLY toSERlOU between 10 a.m. to 12 P.m., 493-lifS drawers, eoiutteble shelves Also sink, black leather chairs, good condition Hook and the ocean from this specieu TIM BRO INC . Bkr t» M4-O9Q Three bedrooms, fullv furnished Win* cash (of your property applicanh submitting (AT TIME O KHchenAide dishwaihtr, counter-top GOLF CLUBS - Lin new. Ram. three 173. I4MH1 one-bedroom apartment Featuring tar monthi. tour months minimum RESPONDING) ALL the following A LARGE SELECTION - Of e»ot stove and oven. Buyer to remove. woods, eight irons, bag, heedcoveri, EATONTOWN - Colonial, Summer, three weeks minimum Call 11.000 or best offer 1*1 0402. Ginnev worth over WOO Sate. 11» 771-fOU Large rooms, a private balcony and bedrooms. 2' > baths, den. twiement within days. plants, flower and vegetable plai private complex. 131S per month pit nice yard. UM per month ptus utilitlei (t) Time available to service accoun low prices. Mike's Greenhouses, 2 GRAVITY ROLLERS- Steel, four 10' 72 Garage Sales utilities Shore Blvd , Keansburg. m-MM CALORIC — Pilot-less gas stove, used Available June 10 Don't lei sales delays post- (Days, evenings, weekends) tor iix months, like brand new, paid enolhs. plus one curved section, con More Classified (2) INCLUDE proof of required ,2500 nectiblev it» Singer sewing machine, Yard Sales GLORIA NILSON for Inventory NOW IN BANK »t time AIR CONDITIONERS — Two, S4 ust MM. 13S0. Kitchen set. WHELAN pone your plans. BTU, f7S each. One. 12.000 BTU. 112 butche block formica, lour chairs, 31-15, on factory stand, needs motor, REALTORS M2 on Next Poet responding to ad ISO Tires, two excellent, whitewall, A AND M GARAGE SALE - Tues REALTY GROUP - REALTORS (3) Year car and phone numbei On*,b000BTU:$*O One, SOOO BTU, W0 48*36 with extra leaf, chrome legs, 729 1470. (one on Opel rim). 6 »x13, MS 717-1141 Wad., June II, t3. 9 30 2 Swimming 842-7565 ••>•• For confidential sales in- Write Box D-397. The Daily Reglste or 774-1$40 River Rd. and High Point. Lincroii formation call Shrtwsbury, NJ., 07TO1 AIR CONDITIONER — GE CAMERA — Minolta pocket With KEANSBURG - One bedroom, ver window, like new. flash, modal 450-E, cost 17*. sell ISO GRAVELY TRACTOR - i •I LI. YARD SALE tor kioi, pets, heat ree, SI'S HAIR SALON — All naw equipmen Call 747-072*- Celt 747 15«S after 5 P.m. J400 II Wilton Ave.; Port Monmouih STATE RENTALS Bkr. Fee Hl-u Exctlleni high traHk area, fine " -June Uth, 9-4 p.m. Make It Yourself 494-4931 community, 110,000 cath. Start toda AIR — Conditioner, Fedders. iS. CHAIN LINK FENCING — Surplus ;: Q * G Realtors 531-2000 S11-M4 BTU, 1121 On* 10,000 BTU. 1225. used first aualltv vinyl-clad Must sacrifice HAMMOND & BALDWIN YARD SALE - Fri., Sal., June IS. I KEANSBURG - Four-room eoar HOT DOG WAGON — All sUinle one season. 172-1117 S9 cents sq ft installed with top rail, ment, %13i a month includes neal. O 100' minimum. Term, arranged PIANO AND ORGAN cuoancv July lit Call 7I7-O7SI. .steel, three-burner propane. »0 cat AIR CONDITIONER - 7500 BT 2W43O0 CENTER Jacket-Vest! collar. Tows behind car. Ashing $5 Enemy siver. 11S volts. Like new. Sa 77 Pets And Livestock KEANSBURG — Two bedroom duple Call W-tm after 3 p.m. 1100 Cos! I22S 741-7520 after 5:30. CHINA — Serving for 11. with all extra completely remodeled New hot wal accessories included, manufactured by heal, lenced rear yard includes a LUNCHEONETTE — Excellent R Loreni Hutschenriulher, Germany Bank locitlon, welt equipped, A-1 Co ANTIQUE PINE ICE BOX — T. Did you know Advanced And Beginners utilities enceoi iighi 1170 per mont door, reflnished. asking (250. Anllg Pattern: Dresden Rose Never used, security required 787-344)7 dltlon, asking I4S.0OO LAWLE presently selling 11400 retail, will secrt We Are N.J.'s DOG TRAINING AGENCY, REALTORS. 741 426 walnut oval library table. Rednlshe Largest and Oldest Classes eves and Sal. afternoons Asking 1125- 2»i-22ti fice for 5*00. Daytime, 741 1556 Eves KEYPORT - Colonial Mansion on the Eves.. 847 S579, 2*1-3530. Piano Dealer Bavshore Companion Dog Club bay One-bedroom apartment 1219 I Mason and Hamlln, Kimball, Sohmer, 741-8046 eludes all utilities Sorry, no pel CHORD ORGAN —Console model, two Baldwin, Kawai, Knabe, Everett, Cu ALASKAN MALUMUTE - Male. M 2U-7UI. rows of keys, Sears BSR turntable rier. Hardman and Player pianos Ttonlhs. laree boned, good (ami This ns, lackel-ml is a I 841-1739 Pel Call S3) 63W. LONG BRANCH - Five rooms, kl LARGE DISPLAY OF ok., heat paid, appfiancei. I3.S. |oy to wen It tops fwrythmj1 GRADUATION SUIT — Clayton GRAND PIANOS CHESTNUT THOROUGHBRED TIM BRO • Bkr t» 14*090 I M«eee. bov's la regular, worn once 300 MAIN STREET Ribbon lumper, sound and genii lust like what all the big girls ISO Call MMM1. ASBURY PARK, N.J 07712 LONG BRANCH — Sharp Stabled in Middlelown Call 2M Q6*< bedroom, all utilities paid, appliance are »earmg this iackel-wst CLASSIFIED I COUCH — And- loveseal. sola bads 775-9300 Open dally 9 to 9, Sal 'til 5 FREE PUPPIES Lovable, total mi sirs has a rjiawstnng waist, contrast I brown. Ian. treame, velvel. sail sapa nine weeks old. need loving home C« TiM-BRQ,, Bkr. l» U border Crochet in a lacy stitch I ralalv sat, sal. »soo mmi HOLIDAY SPA MEMBERSHIP — WMT7J VIP. Good till September. 19H. 1350 ol synthetic sport yarn. Pal- CONTEMPORARY LOVESEAT -s3S Phone 741-If31 FREE TO GOOD HOME- Black Lib Lealhare te sola. Ian SM rador Retriever, sn-veir-old male tern 553 Sizes 4-6. 8-10 incl. Call MI-3M0 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - Two couches, Handsome, healthy, friendly, very obe- two kitchen tables, chairs, household dient. Scared of thunderstorms BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 CRAFTSMAN TRACTOR — 14 h p utensils, much, much more 787 0**4 I 43" attached mower Two years old $1.50 for each pattern Add 401 | Hfce new, S9M firm. Call MM73O FREE TO GOOD HOME — Beautiful each pattern lor lust-class air- A DAILY GUIDE HUSBAND COLOR-BLIND — Wile in I liter -trained kittens Daily-Sunday teart, never used commercial carpet' 741 1763 mail and handling Send to: rubber backing, blue green, 17x20, 4120 M1-1012. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES - Of BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS REGISTER AKC. black and tan. srral tempera- IBM TYPEWRITERS ment, 11 weeks and six weeks, private loufo RENTAL $19.50 per mo.breeder's guarantee. Call 787 »?a Classified Ads Ne.dkcrq»l Dipt. 61 ADOINO MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING ft •—1 with option to buy 172-0127 as low as KING SIZE BRASS HEAD - And foot Gelding. Call 671J TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING board, three wicker headboards, twin. Tht Doily Rtgisttr One vVheelhor&e plow and tiller After RISH SETTER — Seven months old, ADDERS- Tvpewrllers, Calculators, Ml* GROUND MAINTENANCE — W ALLY'S PAINTING 43 cents 6, 747-7491 all shots, female Free to good name. sold, traded, repaired. Now accepting new customer*. Com- Expert Craftsmen Reewneble Call 647 9443 after 4 p.m DISCOUNT prices plete lawn service, .re* animates. Call interiors my specially. Ifl-WI. KINDERGARTEN TABLES — Birch SERPICO'S M7-MU finish Chrome-plated steel frame. HI RISH TERRIER - Purebred. Five la lil, 0W Chehea Sta., Nn Rectangular, 36" wide bv 71" long. JS5 ears old. eiceiieni watchdog, free to Tctk, NT 10011. Print Nam. tittm, ROBERT GIARO PAINTING — In- For FAST RESULTS (1) Round tables. *7" diameter. MS MASONRY COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE terior, interior. Fully insured, free nee family. 942 7311 Mdrm, Zip, Pattern Namkai. — Residential, commercial Wa artestimates. Fair Haven. Call 747-3172 AT LOW COST each Call S44-0936 LHASA APSO PUPS - AKC regis- NEW FOR 1979' NEEDUCRAFT MASONRY WORK —Fireplaces, town fully in lured and h»vt 16 years •» LARGE SOFA — And matching love tered; championship bloodlines, in datlons and all concrete work. Call Dtrlance. Member of N.J. Turf Gran SPRAY AND SAVE —Why pay more? phone teal, sturdy, den-lvpe. practically new. CAIALOG-Hundreds ol beauti- Associallon. Free estimates. 741-7135. weeks old Three females, one male imi» Free estimate!, fully insured. J 4 R Sacrifice $300. 232-S746. Superior show quality Call 747-3448. lul things to make1 3 free Painting, 739-145*. Masonry Fret; estimates ROTOTILLING REGISTER LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS LOVABLE KITTEN - Pure whit*, patterns inside Send 751 Patios • Driveways, porches, etc. Reasonable Rales VERTICAL BLINDS blue eves, male Free. 553 GERARD CONSTRUCTION I HOME Lawn Cara WILLIAM J. CLARK 30°o OFF LIST! •47 92M IMPROVEMENTS Call alter 7 p.m., 671-2OM Painting Contractor Classified Ads Free delivery. Elenbv Products Cel Interior Exterior 223-4449 tor quote MOVED - Mutt give awav pedigreed Call 671-5225 alter 5 p.m. S44-M97 Red Bank, NJ miniature Sthnauief Howsebroken. PLUMBING* 542-1700 LIGHTS - Fluorescent, B units, with loves children Call 271 UV3 evenings HEATING protective covers, set of four After MtlMM. & STORAGE LIGHT HAULING Toll Fraa from Matawan Araa 3:30. Call S66093* REGISTERED AMERICAN - See> Printed Pattern PLUMBING AND HEATING — Re- diebred. ill n*ndt chttinwl s«rr*i MOVE WITH NICK — For lass, prae pairs, alterations, all work auarant LIGHT HAULING — Allies and ge 566-8100 LIVING ROOM — Set. complete Spirited E«pe*»e*ce« Mrw Mrs** animates. Senior rates, also ' rases cleaned Tret work. Rototlllino Kroahler. Phileo. RCA. 1900 or best preferred >*< 3'a* a*» *— L«s* travel Call anytime. saMIN. Call 5410536 or e71-iai4. Toll Fraa from Midrfletown Araa offer 264-«0* Quick and Easy! 671-9300 SPA v E D - AH tfteit %*»>•. ROOFING » SIDING GENERAL ALTERATIONS MATCHING LIVING ROOM - S K Tables love seal, chair and ottoman Likenew. CONTRACTING DESKS, FILES , chairs, add 1300. Call 791 4151 GAGLIANO O 4 J CONSTRUCTION — Fully In- ing machines. typewr Iteri. otfici TERRi POO - »**• •» • fl Roollnsj-Sidlng Gutters-Repairs sure*. Additions. Kitchens, bains, fire Muiomtnt, elc. at barganlprices Nt?y MOVING — Partial household for sale Mtlmalas mow or mna* GENERAL CONSTRUCTION — Allplaces Jo*. 1IS-21I5, or Dom. Cll-nil or used A.AC DESK OUTL Some outdoor accessories Can tor de 9242i Rt 33, Oafchur it ni-jwI tails between 10-5 P.m 791-34*4, (nj tJT«v,:< ROOFING AND SIDING - Free esll REMODELING — Kitchens, masonry matas. Olson Rooting i. Siding Co. Call and patios. Tito work DINETTE - Maple 41 (able, foui MOVING — Must sell Loveseets. tluo 7n Ha» Div Punted Pattern 9242. Misses BASEMENTS, OARAGES — Attk For free estimate call Eddie at KGISTR QfmHMfi •71-4403 CONSTRUCTION (two with arms} Excellent condition ing board, hke mm Vi Chreme Lad Sues 8.10.12. 14.16. IB. Sue cleanad out and hauled away. Light One year old Originally 1500. asking PIANO-ORGAN tier. U0 Filling POO* •« Gl*MWV hauling. Catl John B, 747-33*4. DE ROSA PAVING (375. CHI 739J*» after 4:30 p.m. MOVING SALE 291040} Ms CM! as Ktt»t as 12 (bust 34) capfrcoat 2 yds. PAINTING — I y experienced college 60 inch, pants 1 3/8 BUSY? — Lat PHYL KAN DU run tor v reasonable, in- DRIVEWAYS. PARKING LOTS. NEW DINING ROOM TABLE — Frultwootj. Big discounts on all floor models, fully POOL - Esther Williams Maiikv 43< ptf KM, p«r you, arrands, thooptng, oartlei, driv- free estimates Call OR RESURFACING ASPHALT AND 44«7S with leaf, blue velvet-covered guaranteed We're moving • nut 11x3*'. including dKk FuMveawPM ing. how/Pet .Itting. fH-1023. STONE. TENNI5 COURTS, FREE ES' chain, excellent condition. IK0 Canduce inventory Mator brands, many Two years old Best offer Ul «13 TIMATES M0-4U7. IO°D OFF WITH trade-ins, drastically reduced. MMtSl. FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER CLEAN UP WORK - AttlCi. Cellar,. THIS AD DISCOUNT PRICES - On ail home 900-192*927 Sat) $1.5* kx Mt. Garages, Yards ApoilarKM, batlerlet, K&A PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES - On Asprtall furnishings, bedrooms, living rooms, 14 Merchandise Wanted KTIP Iron and metals removed Cell Can't afford lo buy a naw house, well drives Our 14th rear dinettes and bedding K O. Sharp's PINE CONSOLE STEREO-AM-FM. AM «t tor MCI pMM m frttaa. ART-CO PAVING MI-IJ» 90" couch. Herculon stripe Babv we'll mike your present house loo* like Furniture. 175 Hwv 34, West A A AAA A — LIQUIDATE UN- lint-dan new at a vary reasonable price. Quality Keansburg. call atler 1 p.m.. 495-0095 items, pine coftee table. Mosl in ex- WANTED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY. COMPHJTER - Prmraml gaarad tor interior j, exterior work, staining, oa- TRUCK 4 AUTO cellent condition J47-43BS. RUGS. FOR CASH. th« parfonal computer owwr. Written perhanging, rtflnlthing, neat 1 clean RENTAL WY euperlenced proorammeri For work, ulitfaction guaranteed, fully In- 10*. Commrcial PINE DINING ROOM SET - HulCh, NTERNATIONAL GALLERIES nominal fM, vrrilt to In-Home Pro sured, free estimates Call 547.444 table with two leaves, six high-back 119 E Newman Springs Rd FORD RENT-A-CAR Rentals chairs Sacrifice, U.S Call >7i-4Oa8. Shrewsbury 747-63001 •rammeri, Box 2«. Red Bank. 07701 •42-4 HI FAIRWAY FORD MAHANNUnM Dally . wartly - Monthly ALL LIONEL TRAINS /j HEAVY CLEANUP JJ1X00 AND HAULING LOOKINGFOR PAINTERS? VME iWltTWAL SPACE Or Flyer Too cash apprwtal 94e-»f3 "•tiMn Dvpt. 410 lfi-JHI or If t MM Experienced ccrfleoe students will pre- USED AUTO 4 VAN RENTALS PORTABLE WASHER - Good condi ANTIQUES —All kinds, boughl for too pare and Mint vour home or apart IT A DAY/1.07 MILE 12.000 sq. (1. Tailgate load- lion, l» Char 6-Que, W *• cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt Antiques. Itw Doff Itjitttr tMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING mint. Inside/outside very reasonable CALL TOLL FREE WQ-HI-9703 ing, railroad siding, private 739-1470 * 109 East River Rd . Rumson. 841-3199. SERVICE — Do you raqylre accounl- Fret estimates Call Ml 1113 or parking, air conditioned, PORTABLE BAR — Knotty pine. nber Appraisers Association of Ing a»lllanca7 Catl Wayne Edworthv, 747-Wt America. •42*444. spnnklered, Public transpor- 48x16x43. three swival chairs. MO. Call 2*4-4533 alter t p.m PAINTING-MASONRY ROOF tation. ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- 232H«UMi$l.,laj.TarM! LANDSCAPING LAWN Call Larry O'Neill RECORD COLLECTION — Over 1000 TIQUES, HI 3* and Homestead Ave.. GARDEN MAINTENANCE 191 J»S after } p.m. 747-1100 Tf's. 1970-1945; Storage cabinet in. Leonardo. I9M250 mil. PIM INK. mmka. AVOID THE GARAGE SALE — PAINTING - Experienced, exterior, Of, SB mt STtlf WMU LANDSCAPING - Encawatlon, (II Hassle TOP dollar paid for vour i tree eillmetei Call John at 717-Ott) or wanted items. Call Zfc4 ton after JP n AH the ne« cMkei you md lor dirt, railroad lies, lion* drlv*wav». hit Steve al 717-Zttt MiMQADST. RFFRIGERATORS. REPRIG Clearing 47t-7JS5 Rk Johnwo ERATORS Older aparlmenl me BASEBALL CARD COLLECTIONS - ywr bun kft art w tw SfiniK- RED BANK, N.J. while, r PAINTING AND DECORATING 6-offlee aMfte (tN K- ft) m* be liioo 197?) Too prices paW SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG! ROTOTILLING Carl B. Jones Fully Insured MhMtffonMrtlwtliiereet Like new Gibson, side by side, frost S34H8 Draws, toot, sWs, (Md, ANY SIZE JOBS For free tttimales call 229-3438 free, 16 cu. ft. harvest gold, beautiful NAN JOHNSON HChm Plat SIM fna p |10 AND UP WOO BUY5 AND BUYS Fait dependable urvke PAINTING AND LAWN CARE - Good From an entire household to a sine* coupon Sand 751 Call btiwetn • a.m. - 10 P.m. work al low prices Free estimates Commercial refnoerated showcase Item. Antique furniture, lewelry. sti- SIZES BIB I 67V5761 471-1216 or 471 4*07 Hiding doors, walnul (Irtish. 4'xlW ver immediate cash Top dollar. 747-1100 good tondllion. 137} Call S4MS77 841 1449 Of) 111. Instruct.**, 11 SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, JUNE 11,1979 tpeOfaroflcotftew .. M MUM at Hi mm FRENCH LEUONS - Ml tavaft. can vamj* a distant* at Bt.tr to aa en** Samson m. Lent tram* a*4 Is «Hr tht .from crtw gf • 131 tJ. ami Marine. Eaaartwitajft, I en Mw Ten Me* at at* CHv *f mere** m taaxhar Call 842 1989 aflar S Hence (W i*ulaa**i*ru ateaa bosttfaat (contented) latlM tewtaerh/ Hea al Ocaaapert nnk dunng MI AtUailc gale off AGENCY RUMSOM LOCUST WATERFRONT N • VnUMc* af H4f' M *n «*«** wbere «t M« thTM M CfcarMMW |M Bf i«M Mancti RICHARDSON ORGAN - Plana. Batunmrt. advaftcM OLDER COLONIAL, tttre* small SPORTFI&HERMAM - Twin 111 h» other rtretcteri tf i •"•HlHl far wmnw rental Two ftaMt aw Janev Thene* Ml) fcea«'a*m*, Hvtnt r«gm *IM »itUna remit, living roam, «M Cfcrrt Craft FWC e>tansi«a accauarv Mining wettariy lie* ef Ocaanean Av- r**m. **l in klUMn, tiKlatU Mttftaa that m an arlvttftM la M We pa* ov * S4JMMER TUTORING — Cartrtlad at MM hearti* *M la enue a eliUnce ef M.er'to «a anet* pel* therein. kOrn.ftL*CKno MIDOLETDWM - BEGINNING at * poM la «M .(mm Rlw (trHraf prveertv KH TWIN CHRYS4.tR - a hava la H* tranttat «f tMa varutnea Thance (II) Mill southerly atone MrtnwnMl a** teatine. P southerly at right an- tott courta, tenntt couitt, Math and 11.13 Lovely fireplace in family room, 1912275 Agent. Ao-mlnltirallon ButUNng, 147 OCEANPORT. COUNTY OF MON Thence (I) northerly along a line he continued. country club Clow lo an rttorts LOwar Main Street Aberdeen, Naw MOUTH, STATSOPNEW JBRIIY. parallel with and X wetter ly al right gles lo tha previous court* herein, a , opening onto petto with gai barbecue distance of t.S'to a point in th* existing Kitchen with o*\\ through to formal ALUMINUM W OUTBOARD - Sea jersey, 07747, and Hwraattar umaaM BE IT ORDAINED bv the Mayor nglet from Ih* center line ef Ocean "We kept on working on msvu dining room, central air conditioning and read kt the. Cauntll Chambers, port Avenue • distant* el 1 •' plut or northerly line of Lake Drive; SEASIDE - LMI cMnctl May and Nymph, 11*0 Good condition and Council of the Borough of Ocean Thence (4) weslarly along the ex- him (or IS minutei, but he and intercom Juit reduced to tm.ttW CM Mj Ulft attar 6 Aberdeen Tawnthia, New Jertev on port that the public right of way of ninus to* point of curvature herein. Juna rantal* from IMS weak, wltti air CENTURY 21 COZENS. Realtors 6 2S n at * after tOOO am prevailing Them* <3t still northerly en a iling northerly line of Lake Drive, a and TV. AIM wmi July and Auguit tlraats more commonly known at distance of IP Plus or minu* to th* died, apparently from a independently Owned" tIZfD DEALER FOR — time, no bids being received after pub Brldgewatars Drive Lake Drive and it to the left having a radius of 913'. (•« 2M-0»n Marine Cobi* and Conlinen lie call thereafter, for the tollowing Oceanport Avtnu* 4*oon to be known in itngih of 45' plus or minus to a point and Place of BEGINNING wound to the carotid ar- 111 River Rd fair Haven 400 TONS (Moreor Less) it In the southerly lln* of Lot It. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by SEA BRIGHT - Mottl roomi and '*** Open 9 lo 9 i • complete wrvic* center, •I East Main Street) are hereby al- supplies TWIN LIGHT MARINE. 1*9 SODIUM CHLORIDE tered and widened In accordance with Block MB he Mayer and Council of th* Borough tery," Sgt Samson said Hud 10 unlit Daily.wttkiv monthly Hwy », E«ll Keantburg (KIM of Oceanport that upon passage and ralet Priv*l* btath and pool, air con MIDDLETOWN AREA BY OWNER - (ROCK SALT) the foregoing description Thane* 14) Nti degree* 32 E along I felt bad," he said of 7*7-1700. LOT 11, BLOCK Mt publication of this ordinance in ac- dltionad Maid MrvU* TRADE A Naw Bi Level thraa bad room, two Said material/service is to be in he southerly lint of Lot 16, Block NB • of dent* with the law that the Borough the man's death "But I abo WINCH MOTEL. I411M) j bath, den. garage, lenced In. aluminum BLUEJAY SAILBOAT — Fiberfllas, accordance with the specifications, BEGINNING at * point in the distance of 1W Plut or minus lo • point hall have the authority to purchase or siding, all eiectnt B Rebuilt renovat copies of which are on file in the Town southerly line of Oceanport Avenue, th* existing westerly lln* of Ocean WEST END - Ocean viaw. patio, pool, 12'. full sel of Mils with spinnaker and ondemn the portions of the properties realised that we had done all ed collage, two bedrooms, bath, loft, a Her m 11*4 attar 4 p.m. slip Purchasing Agents Offka, 147 said point being Ihe northwest corner of port Avenue described above ona bedroom apartment* SAND CAS kitchen/dining combination, tented, Lower Main Street, Aberdeen, Naw Lot ti In Block MB as shown on the Thenc* (5) SIS degrees ME *tong we could do This shows the tLE APARTMENTS, 400 Ocean Blvd aluminum siding, sat heat 291 2442 BOOM TINT - For 2V ullboat Like Jariav. 07741, and may be obUlned official tax map of the Borough of h« existing, westerly line ol Oceenpori NOTICE OP naw, $45. during regular business hours Oceanport and running. Avenue * distance of *MJ' to In* point PENDING ORDINANCI real need for safety. It MIDDLCTOWN TOWNSHIP — EM- Tha ordinance aublistted herewith Call 741 6140 During the performance of this Thane* lit S27 degrees 40'W along and placeof BEGINNING. shows the need that not just ecuttve Dutch Colonial, fox Hill sub contract, the contractor agrees as fol- (he westerly line of Lot It, Block MB a LOT 18, BLOCK •*• was Introduced ar# passed upon tlril 10* Furnished Rooms division of Oak Hill area Four CHRIS CRAFT - Coho, 1972. 21 low*' distance of 7 feel plus or minus to a BEGINNING al a point in the we»l eadlnu at the meeting of the Mayor medics be trained for first bedrooms, 2"J baths, family room with Fibarglas. enclosed bridge, 200 hp a. The contractor or subcontractor, point, said point being set 10' southerly Iv tin* of Oceanport Avenue, said and Council of Ih* Sorough of Ocean fireplace, formal dining room, at twlr\ screw, stand-up head, galley, where applicable, will not discriminate at right angles from the proposed cen point being the northeasterly corner of port. In the County of Monmouth. N*w aid, but everybody should OCtAN —Andnvtf vww SingU room lached two-car aaraoa, air conditioned sleeps six, I6w hours, yard maintained, •rs*y held on June 7, 1979. it will be for matun business gtniltman High againsl any employ** or applicant for tcrhne of Oceanport Avenua, .ol 19 m Slock MB as shown on tha be," he added. Large treed lot in rolling area. Only one excellent condition Call 142 8272 official IM map of th* Borough of uriher considered for final passage, year old. 1112.000 (201)67) 1949. employment because of aoj, race. Thence (1) westerly along a line nod* *nrwy creed, color,-national origin, ancestry, parallel with and 30' southerly at right kaanport and running. ifter public hearing thereon. *t • meet He credited the two CLASSIC PENNANT 21' SLOOP — In marital status or sex The contractor ng of said Mayor and Council lo be RED BANK —Air conditioned, private MIDDLETOWN — Call or send lor our teak mahogany and cedar with bronia angles from the proposed centerlln* of ilock MB, a distance of 9' plus or entrance, for reliable mala. Rent and will take affirmative action to ensure Oteanpon Avenue a distance of 97' plus minus to * point, Mid point being Ml»' Mid in th* BoMugh Hall in said firemen, whose names he Shore and Country Living" brochure, fastenings and hardware. Completely that such aortic ant i are recruited and lorough on June 21. 1979 starting at MCuMtv in advarxr 741 ISM) pici, deteriptions, prices on available restored. Hull and decks finished In or minus to a point of curvature there- westerly at right anglti from tha cen employed, and that employees are erilne of Oceanporl Avenue 00 o'clock p m , and during tha week never learned, with doing homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY. Re clear Deaks Oil Mainsail, lib and Gen treated during amptoymtnt, without flor ID and UP lo and including the AHofs. 950 Rt V>. Mlddleiowrv 671 2300 oa New Mercury 9.6 h.p motor New Tntnctm jtlltwtmrtvonaiurve Them* til nerfneftv e*eng a tine most of the important work. 108 Commercial Rentals regard to their aga. face, creed, color, to In* right concentric with and 30' parallel with and 30' westerly at right i*le of such meeting, copies of said lifetlma battery, automatic bllo* national origin, ancestry, marital sta- rdlnanc* will be mad* available at tha OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside Woods pump Anchor, lines, all tackle, life southerly from the proposed ceaterline angles from the cent*rlin* ol Occ*n "I can't say how much good tus or sex. Such action snail Include, of OceenDort Avenue, having a radius port Avenue a distance of 74.3' plus or Clark's Office to members of the Gen- AGENTS— Executive*, proft.iionalt and Long View Village Elegant new preservers, gas tanks, cushions, etc., but not be limited to Ihe following work they did," Sgt. Samson homes from \\ 10.000 Call ill QMS etc., ate. 747-6290 of 180' and an arc length of 80 fact plut is to a point in tha southerly lint of rtl Public who shall request same. offKH available in two or three room* employment, upgrading, demotion or or minus to * point In Ih* apparent high Lot 17, Block MB. PATRICIA LVARCA or larger Air. carpet, decoration On transfer, recruitment or recruitment said. RUMSON AREA — Call or send for our DINGHY'S — Ell, Shimmer, Ovar, water Una of Ocaanoort Creak. Thane* (3) easterly along Ihe A/BOHOUGH CLERK lung term (easel. Red Bank area. Full "Shore and Country Living" brochure, advertising, layoff or termination; in* 11 1111 SO M-I vices LO* r»n1i IV «*$ Sumntr. Zodiac, MeUeler. If you can't rates of pay or other forms of com- Thence (4) northwesterly along the southerly line of Lot 17. BLock MB * But another man from nil pics, descriptions* prices on available find your n»*t dinghy at BOAT high water Una of Oceanport Creek a distance of 9' plus or minus to * point in homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re- pensation; and selection for training; unit said that the way Sgt. AMPLE PARKING HOUSE, you don'l want a dinghy 1132 including apprenticeship. The contrac- distance of 23' plus or minus to a point he existing westerly Una of Oceanport altors. 112 Ave. of Two Rivers, Ocean Aye , Sea Brlghl Ml 2211 in the existing southarlv line of Ocean- Avenue. Rurmon. 141 MOO. tor agrees to post in consplcous placet, Samson reacted was "im- Available July t, tingle office, |133 per available to employees and applicants port Avenue. Th*nce (4) southerly along th* en ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS month Also three room suite. JI95 per DOCK — At friendly marina with wi for employment, notices to be provided Thence (S) SU degrees 20E along iting westerly tine ot Oceanport Ave The Housing Authority of th* mediate. There was no pan- month Landlord pay. all utilities, dai RUMSON allocation. Slips to 2}' Surfside. Sea bv the conlncyng officer setting forth ihe southerly line of Oceanport Avenue nue a distance of 73 60' lo the point and Borough of Red Bank, County of Mon ic. He was very professional Iv cleaning and air conditioned Bright, U2-OV44. Ihe provisions of this non-dl«crimatlon a distance ol 64' Plu* or minus to, an Placed BEGINNING mouth, State of New J*rs»v. hereby YOUNG COLONIAL solicits separata sealed bids for Protect m WOO EXCELLENT - Duck boat and fishing clausa; angle point therein. LOT 1, BLOCK 770 in a'crisis situation." WITH WATER VIEW — In desired Thence (•) Hli degrees OS'E still PARCEL A NJ-46-1 & 3. for each of the following DOCTOR'S OFFICE - To than. New- area. Three large bedrooms (20*11). boat. Garvev 14', never used. Call after contracts: Sgt. Samson is a Vietnam formal dining room and eat-in kitchen, bum. '87 8771, 717-4319. b. The contractor or subcontractor, along the southerly line of Oceanport BEGINNING at a point In the ly decorated and luliv furnished. where applicable will, In all tollc- Avenue a distance of 119.97' to the point northerly lln* of Oceanport Avenue, Contract No. 1 Site improve Modern professional building in Red spacious family room, A value at menu Sidewalk War veteran. "He wu an 175.000 FLAGSHIP MARINE itations or advertisements for employ and place of BEGINNING. said point being the most southwesterly Bank Available May I. 6/1 im ees placed bv or on behalf of the con LOT 11, BLOCK MS corner of Lot 11n Block 77 as shown on Repair; Play- infantryman in 1969, not a , LITTLE SILVER tractor, stale that all qualified appli- BEGINNING at a point in Ihe west th* official tax map of the Borough of ground l Access DOWNTOWN RED BANK Prime Bavlmer Whaler Aquasporl cants will receive consideration for em- Oceanporl and running; Road Bituminous medic. He received several office ipace with on site parking One Hobie Buccaneer Seafarer erly tin* of Oceinport Avenue, said REALTY ployment without regard to aga, rate, point being the north*tterly corner of Thence (1) northwesterly along the Paving; Con- block to Broad itrtet and Moipiial Will O'Day Harpoon Phantom Laser creed, color, national origin, ancestry, crate wall crack awards and decorations, and 741-0950 Calkins Gator E Z Loader Lot 17 In Block 80B as shown On Ihe northerly line of Oceanport Avenue, a tomplele lo vour requirement. En marital status or sax. official tan map of the Borough of distance of 30' plus or minus to • point, repair; Concrete became involved in medi- elusive agent 27.000 ta M , will divide Johnson Outboard c. The contractor or subcontractor Oceanport and running said point being Mt concentric with and sidewalk Apron. .••*, alter lo lull. CENTURY 21 Colons Sales i AAA Rated Service Contract No. 2 —Vinyl Tile Floor cine about four years ago," SEA HUH.HI Complete Canvas Shop where applicable, will sand to each Thence (1) SM degrees 00'W along 30' northerly from the proposed center- Agency. Ash for Mr Coiens or Mr labor union or representative of work- me of Oceanport Avenue Ing Nattlev »2"1^«*- the northerly line of Lot 17, Block SOB, a "He is going to all the Between ocean and river, great starter 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands ers with which he has a collective distance of 12' plus or minus lo a point, Thence (2) easterly and north Contract No 3 — Gutters; Com- HOLMDEL HAS AN AREA - Middle home or investment property See to bargaining agreement or other con- said point being concentric with and set easterly on * curve to the lelt having * bination Storm A military schools he can to Rd Shopping Center 3000 >q. ft. Call davl 123.500 291-5600 tract or understanding^ a notice, to be 30' westerly from the proposed center- adlus of 120' concentric with and 30' Screen Windows, after 6 P m , 431 197* OPEN SUNDAYS provided bv the agency contracting line of OceanportAvenue, northerly from Ihe proposed centerline Porch Rolling get as much training as he MICKEY AGENCY offlcar, advuing ihe labor union or REALTOR Thence 12) northerly on a curve to of Oceanport Avenue, an arc length of Contract No, 4 — thermoitati and can," he added UNIHUI i - Office suite, established FOR SALE - In water, ready lo go. worker's representative of the contrac- the led having a radius of 9S3 minutes 48' plus or minus to * point of tangencv Smoke Detectors professional building, 700 plus iq. ft 722-4007 For fishing, skiing, cruising, 1H9 tor's commitment under this att and concentric with and 30' westerly from herein; Bids will be received bv The Hous Since Sgt. Samson left Ample parking Near ParHwav. Im Flberglat, tull-V, 20' Pennyan, 160 h.p. snail pott copias of the notice In con- the proposed centerline of Oceanport Thence (3) northeasterly along a ing Authority Borough of Red Bank at mediate occupant* Call 7JM466. THINKING OF — SMIIiw or buying? in/outboard, fully equipped with a lot of spicuous places available to employees Avenue, an arc lenu'h of 52' plus or lln* parallel with and 30' northerly the office of Administration Building. Vietnam, he has been with Call TRANS EXECUTIVE REALTY new parts and eauipment. 14,650 Call and applicants for employment mlnui to a point of compound from the proposed centerline of Ocean- Evergreen Terrace, Red Bank, N.J. LONG BRANCH - Professional suit*, 671 HOC the National Guard. tuilable doctor, denlist. insurance Oaortt, 71* 1721. Bids must be accompanied bv a curvature herein; port Avenue, a distance of 131' Plus or until 4 o'clock D.S.T. July 9, 1979. and Fine location Air conditioned WALKER 1 WALKER certified check, cashiers check or bid Thence .3) still northerly and west- minus to * Point of curvature herein; then at said office publicly opened and Sgt. Samson, who was 16' HOBIE CAT 1974 — Good condition, bond for 10% of the total amount of Ihe Carpeted. Ample parking, immediate REALTORS standard equipment. With trailer erly on a curve lo the left having a Thence (4) still northeasterly on • read aloud. born in Newark and was occupancy 603 Broadway. Long Shrewsbury Office 741-U11 bid. The successful bidder will be re- radius of 118' concentric with and 30' curve to the right having a radius of Th* Information lor Bidders, Form which needs work JI2S0 Call 747-5441 quired to furnish tatltfactory Surety Branch Phone 272 1074 a m Middlitown Office 4713311 after i p.m. westerly and southerly from the pro- 1,0t3', concentric with and 30' northerly of Bid, Form of Contract, Plans, Spec if- graduated from Montclair Bond, In statutory form. In the full posed centerlin* of Oceanport Avenue, 1 tha proposed centerline ol Ocean- Icatlons, and Forms of Bid Bond, Per- UVLRHEAO TOO HIGH? 17' HURRICANE — Flbarglai out- amount of the contract. Proposals must an arc length of 127' plus or minus to a port Avenue, an arc length of 100' plus formance and Payment Bond, and oth High School, received a 132 Condominiums board, 50 h.p. Mercury outboard with be enclosed In a sealed envelope with point of compound curvature herein; *r minus to * point In Ih* existing •r contract documents mav be ex- Reasonably priced office facilities. trailer and accessories S975 Call the bidder's name and address and the Thence (4) westerly on a curve to northerly line of Oceanport Avenue. amined at the following: degree in history from Es- Two room suite, Wi per month. Three 717-mi. designation of Ihe material/service bid Town HOUMI noted on the outside of the envelope Thane* (5) i?i degrees 40'W along 1 Off ice of Kellenyl Associates. 22 sex County College and the room combination, I32S par month All trie with and 30' southerly from the the northerly line of Oceanport Avenue Reckless Place, Red Bank, N.J. 07701 ulililMs, cleaning, air conditioning, bv J4I BOAT HAULING I he right Is retarved to reject any and » distance of 253' Plus or minus lo the 2. R*d Bank Housing Authority, State University of New REASONABLE all bids, to Increase or decrease auan- proposed cenlerline of Oceanport Ave- LANDLORD' Large areas also avail CONDOMINIUM LIVING nue, Mn arc length of 112' Plus or minus point and placeof BEGINNING. Adm Bldg., Evergreen Terrace, Red able 222 3000 Call 71»)*i1 titie* to be purchased, or to walva any York College at Old West- AT IT'S FINEST informalities In Ihe bids and eccomp* PARCEL! Bank, N. J. 07701 Thence (S) still westerly along a BEGINNING flt a point, said point Coplet mav be obtained at Ih* of- RED BANK - Offices or stores Mau- Enjoy the pool and tannlt court white LENTZE MARINA - For Raritan Bay nvlng documents received bury. line parallel with and 30' southerly being Ih* Intersection of th* southerly fice of the Architect located at 22 Reck- t,lull* decorated and ready to go. 1200 someone elte cuts your grass and tnmi •V ORDER OF THE TOWNSHIP from the proposed centerlln* of Ocean- line of Lot I, Block 77G of which the less Place, Red Bank, N. J. upon He said he can't really «m) UP Ml 719b your shrubary. This one bedroom con- COUNCIL. port Avenue a distance of 3S' plus or herein described parcel Is • part with payment of S2S00 for each sal. Any dominium fun a beautiful patio for DOROTHY T.ZANGHI say what prompted his in barbecuelng and central air. All ap- minus to a point in the easterly line of Ih* easterly line ol Oceanport Avenue unsuccessful bidder, upon returning MAKO — M*rquls. Lyman PURCHASING AGENT Lot IS.BIockSOB. and running; such set promptly and In good condi- 110 Wanted To Rent pliances Included Mini condition. teresxt in medicine, but he Duranautk, Johnson Outboards TOWNSHIP OF ABERDEEN Thence (6) N37 degrees 40'W along Thence (1) NIB degrees 25'W along tion, will be refunded this payment OMC. Sales, Service and Parts June II >H.8O the easterly line of Lot IS, Block SOB a the easterly line of Oceanporl Avenue, The owner reserves the right to thought he would "be bored BELL LABS EMPLOYEE — N**dl FOULKS- Trailers, Eleclronics, Supplies distance of 7' to a point In the existing * distance of 14' plus or minus to a w*lv* any informalities or lo relect any working behind a desk from ciDarimtnt, furnished or unfurnished. Launching Ramp and Dockage southerly line of Oceanporl Avenue. point, said point being set 30' northerly or all bids. Season rales 233 Long Branch month to month ii possible 671 1,131 Thence (7) easier W along the exist- from the proposed centerline of Each bidder muit deposit with hit Bry's Marine. Neptune, 775-7J64 9to5." PRESTON NOTICE ing southerly line of Oceanport Avenue Pridg*w«ters Drive as extended south bid, security In the amount, form and (.HARMING - Young couplf with on* 1. Please take notice that applica- a distance of 180' plut or minus lo an westerly in a straight line from Ocean- subject to the conditions provided in He has been employed at MOORING ANCHOR — Mushroom- lour year old in mini condition wish lo AGENCY-REALTORS tion has been made to the Zoning Board angle point therein. port Cretk; Ihe Information for Bidders type, 300 lbs., Plut 40' chain. Mooring Bayshore Community Hospi- rent carriage house on estate or old*r 2 WOOQLANO OR.. MIDDLETOWN of Adjustment of the City of Long Thence (8) still eelerlv along Ihe Thence (2) northeasterly along * Attention of bidders It particularly buov, Ih" Painter. Wi. 7413059. home in country like area Both are Branch for a variance lo erect a garage existing southerly line of Oceanport line parallel with and 30' northerly called to the requirements as to condi- tal since November, 1077, excellent gardeners and are willing lo 671-9494 SAIL NOWt - Rhode* 12' Sloop, In with 3.33 toot sldevard set back where Avenue a distance of 2S.W to an angle from th* proposed centerlln* of tions of employment lo be observed and du outdoor maintenance, but cannot do NAVESINK RIVER — Builder's water, sel to go. Trailer, I h.p. Volvo, five feet sldevard set back Is required point therein. 8rldg*walert Drive, a distance of 106' ag* rates to be paid under and credits Dr. Angelo Scot- manv repairs ai we h*ve a remarkable anchor, furling ganoa, pop-top, etc. 2. Properly which Is the subject of Thence (9) still easterly along the plus or minus lo an angl* point herein; the c ct. inability lo In things Will rent with o closeoul. Two or three bedrooms with ti and the nursing staff there t*7M 842 69*4 or 142-1226. Thence (3) still northeasterly a dis- No bidder mav withdraw Mt bid without option to buy Must see us I beautiful view of the Navtllnk From 190,000 July occupancy 741-OSU. 233 Long Branch tance of M'« plus or minus to a point, within 30 davt after the actual date of with much of his skill in appreciate « Call S3O 0429 SIGNET 20' — Fibergias Sloop, sleeps 233 Long Branch said point btlng Mt 25' northerly at tha opening thereof.« SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Resales four, twin keel, shoal draft, outboard, right angles from the proposed center- Dated. June 7,1979 medicine. K r-yPORT AREA — Looking for on* AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER XII. Various models LAWLEY AGENCY, naw sails, >2,000. 741-1252. line of Bridgewaters Drive; bedroom apartment, price range o PARKING LOTS AND METERS OF THE "REVISED GENERAL OR MARYM HARRISON, Realtors. 741 6262. eves S42-1S79, DINANCCS OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH, 1978." Executive Director 1200. For mother and small child TAKE OVER PAYMENT Th*nc* (4) still northeasterly along BE IT ORDAINED bv the Mayor and Council of the Clly of Long Branch, a line parallel with and 23' northerly Junes. 10, 11 M0.S2 lit 32" alter 1 p in SHADOW LAKE - village Terrace 75' Flybrldge in the County of Monmoulh and State of New Jertev, that Chapter XII. from the proposed centerlln* ot 200. corner. Two-bedroom, two-bath, Call Floyd RENTALS — Yearly or winter Ten PARKING LOTS AND METERS OF THE "REVISED GENERAL OR- Bridgewaters Drive, a distance of 326' dining terrace, appliances, upgraded 201-270-6566 Pope DINANCES OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH. 1970" Is hereby amended plus or minus to a point in the high ants are eager to rent immediate! carpet, custom drapes, tile baths, c 241 Sea Bright and supplemented as follows. water line ot Oceanport Creek. r all 431 6032. Mon Fri No tee tral air. iW.500 747-1S45. TEE NEE - U74 Boat trailer, 2000-lb SECTION 1 In Section 12-1.1, the following areas are deleted from their Thence (5) southeasterly along the PUBLIC NOTICE I continued) capacity, UP to 20' boat Asking $395 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Ihet a REAL ESTATE SHADOW LAKE — Belter-than-new, 201-264-9251. present zone and added to Zone I. high water line ol Oceanporl Creek, a Street distance of 9' plus or^nlnus to a point in Special Meeting of the Mayor and government to allow a new ,- FOR SALE immediate occueanyc ol this selightful Side Location Council of the Borough of Sea Bright "Shrewsbury" model. Combination li< THE SKIPPER'S SHOP Memorial Parkway East Between Broadway & Chelsea Ave. Ihe southerly line of Lot T, Block 77G ol. church to be built, he de- which the herein described easement is will be helrJ on Monday. June IB. 1979 al ing room/dining room, Florida room, Sailboat rigging, halyards, stays and Memorial Parkway West Between Broadway & Chelsea Ave. 8:00 P.M., Borough Hall, Se* Brioht. huge master bedroom with dressing shrouds, life Unas, etc. All work done on Third Avenue East Between Broadwav& GarfleldAve. a part; nounced the Marxist view of 131 Houses For Sale room and bath TOP of line appliances Third Avenue West The Purpose of this Meeting Is lo •remises Between Broadway & Gar field Ave Thence 16) SS9 degrees »'W along consider th* renewal of Liquor man as a "means of prod- Wall-to-wall carpel *nd drapes Just 46 FIRST AVE Third Avenue East Between Broadway 8. Union Ave. the southerly line of Lot 1, Block 77G, a reduced. 147,900 Third Avenue Wett Licenses, Introduction of Salary Or- I AIR HAVEN - River Oaks Cent* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ween Broadway A Union Ave. distance ot 487' plus or minus to the dinance and further action on demoli- uction." hall Colonial Large master suite plu 172-0347 SECTION 1. In Section 12-1.1, th* following areas ar« deleted from their point *nd Placeof BEGINNING. tion ol Lyra property Tht Meeting It r VAN HORN AGENCY present Zone and added to Zone II. LOTS 1, 2, 1> *, I. I. 7. I. 1* AND », At his farewell Mass on the 1 wo generous bedrooms 2' i baths, lo 804 River Rd Fair Haven open to the public. Street Sid* Location BLOCK 77D mal dining room, living room wi MARY LARSON outskirts of Krakow Sunday, (•replace opens to iky light pore 154 Recreational Brighton Avenue North Between Second Ave i, L.B. Rail PARCEL A 747-4100 road Right ol Way BOROUGH CLERK Large paneled family room with rats* Vehicles BEGINNING al a point in th* June 11 |4.SO the pope challenged the of- r>e*rlh fireplace River rights Mar Brighton Avenue South Between Second Ave t L.B Rail- northerly line of Lake Drive, said point eitr«s »147,OOO Principals onl road Right of Way being the southwesterly corner of Lot ficial atheism of the com- PUBLIC NOTItf " 741-3743. 133 Income Property 1973 FRANKLIN 11' - Sltde-ir SECTIONS In Section 12-1.1 the following areas are added to Zone II II in Block 77D as shown on the official munist government, asking Street Sid* Location tax map ol the Borough ol Oceanporl AN ORDINANCE AMENDING EAST KEANSBURG - Three family camper, completely equipped, stove •59,000 Sairt Avenue East From Brighton Ave. tor 200 M in a and running. AND SUPPLEMENTING ARTICLE 2, the vast throng: "Can one re- house, tenants supply own utilities refrigerator, full bath, shower, CB, UNSOUND BUILDINGS AND STRUC Middletown Prestigious area, oil Hw< stereo, denim upholstery, many, many northerly direct loft. Thence (I) S67 degrees 15'W along owner will hold mortgage Only 129.SOO TURES OF CHAPTER VII BUILD- JS, ihreebedroOm ranch, formal dinin extras. S993 544-81 IS. Salrs Avenue West From Brighton Ave. for 200 ft in a the northerly line of Lake Drive, a fuse Christ and all that he has C OcLucia Agency, 787-4424. INGS AND FENCES OF THE COM room, country kitchen, I'J baths, g* northerly direction distance of 104' lo * point, said potnl brought into human history? rag* Won't last CHEVY VAN — 1979 model. Luxurious being the interMClion ot the northerly PILED AND REVISED OR- KEYPORT — Three-family, near shop SECTION 4. In Section 12-1 1 the following area it added lo Zone 111. DINANCES OF THE BOROUGH OF PALACE Ding, transportation. I55.OOQ STER interior bv National Coach. Four The area known at Municipal Parking Lot 10, on the North side of Chelsea line of Lake Drive with th* easterly line By virtue of what rational R| Al IOH 6M 7J0C swivel captain's chairs, sofa bed. Ice ot Oceanport Avei SEA BRIGHT, Iv6fl was Introduced bv LING McCANN. Real Estale Broker Avenue between Ocean Avenue and Second Avenue (which It presently box, pressure water, air, power brakes tat forth in paragraph J ot Section 121 1 as an unmeiered Municipal tht Mayor and Council of Ihe Borough argument, what value close to 5M 96M Thence (I) N20 degrees 30'W along of Sea Bright, New Jersey on Mav 21. i , AbbUMABLE Hfd Sank »-roo' and steerrhg 4,700 miles. The perfect Parking Lot), Ihe easterly line of Oceanport Avenue, Colonial 179,500 231 River Rd , corni 1979 and on June 4, 1979 was finally ones will and heart would it MIDDLETOWN - Frame building t tin for your car pool 741-7686 SECTION S, In Section 12-1 1 Ihe following areas are deleted from their • distance of 200' plus or minus to * g( But*** Pl*ce, 741-242$. adopted and approved bv tha Mayor be moved One level, 1,200 sq It Pric present Zones and added to Zone IV point in the northwest corner of Lot 3, be possible to stand before MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT and Council rtmi details, (.all 6/1 0628 Street Sid* Location Block 77D of which the herein d* A BETTER WAY - To DUV or sel Check our unbeatable yourself, your neighbor, your Chelsea Avenue North Between Ocean Avt. 4 Second Ave scribed parcel isapart. CECILE F.NORTON i bNTURY 11 Phoenix Really, TH low rales and compare, 729-0472 MAYOR NEIGHHORHOOU PROFESSIONAL Chelsea Avenue t- South Bel ween Ocean Ave, 4. Second Ave. Thence (3) N»7 degrees 15'E along fellow-citizens, your country, .MirOO 137 Lots & Acreage South Broadway North Between Ocean Avt. & Broadway the northerly line ol Lot 3. Block 770. a MARY LARSON SPECIAL South Broadway. South Between Ocean Avt & Broadway distance of 4' plus or minus lo a pol BOROUGHCLERK in order to cast off, to say no to Al i. IEENE i. CO . INC SECTION 6 In Section 12 1.1 the following areas are added lo Zone IV June 11 $3.70 MIDDLETOWN-BY OWNER NOTICES concentric with and 30' easterly from REALTORS Street Sid* L oca lien all that we have lived together Building lot, 100x100 the proposed centerlln* of Oceanpor wv 3S Keyport ,11* Avenue; 2912442 Brighton Avenue North Between Ocean Blvd. i Old Ocean for one thousand years?" Ave. Thence (4) southerly on « curve lo 250 Other Public Notices AMAZING VALUE 130 210 Lost & Found Brighton Avenue South Between Ocean Blvd. I Old Ocean the right having a radius ol 1,013' con SUPERIOR COURT "Be strong with the Three large bedrooms, living room Ave. centric with and 30' easterly from the OP NEW JERSEY country kitchen, den. naw bath Large 138 Mobile Homes LOST — Cocker Spaniel! Poodle, very SECTION 7, in Section 12> 1.1 the following area is deleted from Zone IV. proposed centerline of Oceanport Ave strength that comes from , lot Fully lenced LAW DIVISION affectionate, black, answers to Skiddle Street Side Location nue, an arc length ol 117' plus or minus MONMOUTH COUNTY faith," he exhorted the huge MELMED AGENCY GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOM^E Harmony Rd. area. Family heart Laird Street North Between Ocean Avt. & First Ave. (o a poml ol tangencv herein; OOCKETNO. L 41171 71 6M.ie.S0 493 8600 Bethany Rd . Hailet. Adult oark Walk broken. Reward 671 6549 SECTION 8. in Section 12-1.1 there are added the following areas to Zone Thence (S) southerly along a II FINAL JUDGMENT crowd, his voice hoarse and to shoopmg and NY bus..2*4<39i parallel to and 30' easterly from Ihe LA8REC0UE, PARSONS LOST — Gold cross and chain, vicinit Street Location proposed centerline ol Oceanport A' 4 BA5SLER wavering after nine days of BROKERS BEST RITZCRAFT - Two bedr.oi Keansburg Red Bank Could be on bus Dunbar Avenue North Between Third Ave. & Second Ave nue, a distance of 86' Plus or minus to a 111 EAST BERGEN PLACE Four massive bedrooms, living room skirted, air. awning Adult park. Nea Reward offered. 787 D019. speeches, Masses and other Dunbar Avenue South Between Third Ave. & Second Ave. point ol curvature herei REDBANK,N.J.07701 ii country kitchen with formal dimn buses. 112.000 '67-3567 Pavilion Avenue North Between Third Ave & Second Ave. LOST - Medimum sue female dog Thence (6) southerly *nd easterly (201) H2-4400 appearances before en- room 23' family room Two b*t Pavilion Avenue South Between Third Ave. & Second Ave. short black hair with while on face on a curve to the left having * radius of ATTORNEYS FOR Plalnllfl Garage. Utility room Are* plus Second Avenue West Belween Dunbar & Pavilion Aves thusiastic and adoring crowds. paws, and chest. Red collar with ret B' and an arc length ol 14' plus or minu INTHE MATTER OF 140 Real Estate Wanted Third Avenue East Between Dunbar Ave. & Morris Ave barrel on it Any information, cal to a point of tangencv herein, said poii THE APPLICATIONOF MELMED AGENCY Third Avenue West Belween Dunbar Ave. & Morns Av* At Auschwitz, the group of 566-1196 or 566 3066 being set 21 5' northerly Irom the cen CHARLES ROBERT DULL 4V3 8600 Third Avenue East 200 ft. North Irom Morris Ave. HOUSES BOUGHT terlm*ol Lake Drive, TO CHANGE HIS NAME TO Nazi concentration camps HUt' UR SELL - Your horn* throug SECTION 9. I i Section 17-2 2. paragraph j Municipal Parking Lot 10 is Thence 17) easterly along • lln* ROBERTO. CHARLES. gn alt.iiate al ihe .largest real esl*1 FOR CASH 211 Special Notices deleted. parallel with and 22 S' northerly Iron Plaintiff where 4 million persons died, i omuany in ihe world -Century 2 24-HOUR APPRAISAL CALL FOR SECTION 10 Ihe centerline ol Lake Drive, a distant This matter being opened to the the pope said Mass on a plat- Loirn*. Realtor, Ml /6B6 Multiol DETAILS ACADEMY AGENCY, RE A. Section 12-1.4. Charges lor Parking from its beginning through sub- ol 87' plus or minus to * point in th Court on June l. 1979, bv Labrecqut, ll»91 ALTOR, 739-2222. COUNSELING - Personal problems Paragraph c is deleted and replaced by the following, new Section 11-1.4 westerly line of Lot 21. Block 77D; Parsons & Baisler, attorneys for the form where victims for the relationships, sexuality, adolescence through sub-paragraph c. Plaintiff, and it appearing to tht Court •; AIR %l\) it Of- Bfc IT fcH HUMtb I Thence [•) S20 degrees WE alon (ear, depression Arlene Mehlman "IM 4 Charges tor Parking. When any vehicle shall be parked In any that application has been made bv a gas chambers were chosen. He Location plus Fwe bedrooms, 19' m* the westerly line of Lot 21, Block 77D. Keansburg-Middietown-Hailet MSMSW. Red Bank Matawan offices space adjacent to a parking meter the operator ol the vehicle shall, upon duly vert if led Complaint for a ler Bedroom, living room, dining room distance ol IV plus or minus to a pom pleaded for "no more Holmdel area. THE SMOLKO AGEN 842 3443 entering the parking space immediately deposit a five (S.Q5I cent coin, in Ihe northerly line ol Lake Drive an Judgment authorizing Ihe Plaintiff to ••nee kitchen, l. balhs E CY. 717-012J ten ii IOI cent coin or twenty-five it 25) cent coin of Ihe United States in assume the name of Robert O. Charles, iras plus Two-car garage the point and Place ot BEGINNING war.only peace." paid tribute EXTRA BEDROOM ? the oarking meter to put the meter In operation. Failure to deposit a PARCELS and it appearing to th* Court that he MELMED AGENCY proper coin and put the meter in operation shall constitute a violalion of BEGINNING at a point In th has complied with all of the provisions to the Jews and other victims 671 5450 493 | this chapter. of N.J.S.A , 2A:5M et sea., and the MAKE THAT EXTRA ROOM WORK southerly line of Bridgewaters Driv Rules ot Court being satisfied Ihereol of a "crazed ideology" and 1 FOR YOU WHILE YOU HELP AN Upon placing the meter in operation, Ihe parking space may be said point being located 19.42' casierl DECEIVING - Our Shrewsbury OTHER PERSON GAIN DIGNITY lawfully occupied bv the vehicle for a period In the tones as follows on a course of N67 degrees 15'E from and that there is no reasonable objec- took note of the Soviet con- has lots of living space and a orea 152 Boats A Accessories AND INDEPENDENCE: BECOME A a Zone I. Five 11.05) cent and ten IS.10) cent coin, daily Irom B 00a.m. lo the Intersection of th* southerly lln* o tion thereto. yard Su(*r eat m ktlchen and centr* 6.00 p m.. except on Friday when tees will be charged from 8.00 a.m to Bndgewalen Drive with the castcrl tribution to the defeat of the air too 17S.9O0 E A ARMSTRON SKILL DEVELOPMENT SPONSOR It ri on this 1st dav ot June. 1979. FOR THE N.J DIVISION OF MEN 9.00 o m. No fees to be charged on Sunday The fees to be charged are (Or line of Oce*nport Avenue as shown o Adjudged that Charles Robert Dull be Nazis. AGENCY, Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave 15' FIBERGLASSEARAY-WllhCo a period of 30 consecutive minutes at the rate of five (1.0S) cents for each the official t»x map of th* Borough I 4500 TAL RETARDATION. WE WIL and he is hereby authorized to assume trailer and 50 HP Mercury, eacellcn TRAIN YOU TO USE YOUR UNIQUE period or fraction thereof For convenience a quarter (I2S) may be used Oceanport and running; the name ol Robert O. Charles, all from Over and over he em- condition, 11200 717 119! ABILITIES AND MATCH YOU WITH lor 120 minutes and after the 2nd dav of July, 1979. N '> HAZELTON. HEALIOR A RETARDED PERSON WHO Thence ID Nt; degrees 15'E afoi phasized the historical links Membe' Real Eilale Exchange b Zone II, Five (J OS ) cent coin, ten (|.1O> cent coin or twenty five the southerly lln* of Bridgewater M is further ORDERED that within IS' GLASBAR G3 - Ski Boat 1975 B NEEOS TRAINING IN LIFE SKILL (» 2Skent coin Fees to be charged 24 hours a dav seven days a week B*J 1/00 ho. Mercury 1976 Mint condition G AND SOCIAL AWARENESS. WHICH Drive, a dlf lane* of 40' plus or minus 20 days from the date hereof. Plaintiff between Poland and Roman 741 5M] including holidays for a period of 30 consecutive minules a) the rate ol a point; shall cause a copy of this Judgment lo II KS PRESTON. A • ONLY YOU CAN PROVIDE! ROOM five is 051 cents Mr period a fraction thereof. For convenience, a Quarter be published in The Dally Reglsttr. and Catholicism, intertwined for , AND BOARD PAIU lo YOU AT A l% 2SI may u* used for UOminutes Th*nc* (2) westerly on a curve lo REAL I IS' BARBOUR — Wooden Runabout MONTHLY RATE. ADDITION Ai th* left having a radius ol 19}', an v that within 45 days after the entry of 1,000 years including the last i rtoodland Ur MidditHown 671 94' h p Johnson inol running) J10O STIPENDS BASED ON HOURS OF c. Zone III and Zone IV. Twentvfive {f IS), daily. 24 hours a day, seVen length of 45 plus or minus to a point o this Judgment, he shall flit this J91 1842 TRAINING YOU PROVIDE TO THE days i week including holidays, The feet lo be charged are for a period ot compound curvalure herein, Judgment and an Afiidavil of Publica- 35 under communism. HAVE BUYERS-NEED LISTINGS 60 consecutive minutes al Ihe rale of twenty-llve (I 25) cents per period or Thence (3) westerly and south tion ihereol with the Clerk ol the Supe Call the Kerr Ay. If 1' o DAY DAY SAILOR — RESIOENT CALL (609) 298 598 fraction thereof. Hor Court of New Jersey, and a tib River Rd , Fair Haven. 741 4477 WEEKDAYS FOR PER5ONAL AT westerly on a curve to the lelt having "The faith of Poland is a Fibergids. sailed last season. Need TENTION it *ny vehicle shall remain parked in any parking space beyond the radius of 23', an arc length of 14' plus o certified copy of this judgment with painting List price JitOO Will take parking limit, as fixed bv the coin deposited tor the parking space, the minus to a point. the Secretary of State, pursuant to the living and vibrant reality, a HAZLET WO 946 BOW Parking meter snail by Its dial and pointer Indicate illegal parking and in Thence (4) northerly and caster provisions of the statute and rules of Ihel event the vehicle shall be considered parked overtime and beyond court in such case made and provided reality which 1 would like to Waiv to bus and schools from Ih 17' WOOD BOAT Musi sacrilur A PROGRAM OF THE N.J. DEPART on a curve to Ihe right having a radlu the period of legal parking time and thall constitute a violation of this of IS', an arc length ot« 97' lo the pol WILLIAM T. WICHMANN.J.S.C, enable you to share in; like all development Four bedroom lirsttlOO takes it Call Bob. between 6 MENT OF HUMAN SERVICES. chapter ' level I11 baths, family room, attached and placeof BEGINNING Junelt I1S.60 P m . 49J-08W. . HYPNOSIS - Totally positive B. Sub-paragraph d Zone III a shall remain unchanged through and genuine expressions offaith, it uarage, fenced yard VSS.MO . BOB GRIMM AGENCY \) ' I8( RGLAS SAILBOAT - And oroach for weight control, smoking including jub-sub-paragraph numbered t through 11 thereof 233 Long Branch 233 Long Branch contains a message of op- trailer Sflilst«r Explorer S1200 E nail biting, sell improvement, etc. An C. Sub-paragraph e. Zone V. Is deleted and replaced bv a new tub- , 566-8400 ni'Jllion 661 6»tt( Cenlprs, S42-34W. paragraph e Zone v to read as follows AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER XI, timism and-hope," John Paul "*. Zon* V, Five (S SaTOf*. coin, daily, from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven davs TRAFFIC OF THE "REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY HIGHLANDS For sale by own* 18 H/i (. RlHSr-H RALLY I grig DREOOF BtlNi- a week, including holidays. The fe*s to be charged are live {S 05) cents lor OF LONG BRANCH, 1170." said on returning to Rome. Low 120i tutr. small. t«obedroom trailer. /0 HP Evmrude. skis. CB Solve your weight problems throug a period of 30 consecutive minults or fraction thereof, ten (1.10) cents lor BE IT ORDAINED by Iht Mayor and Council ol the City of Long Branch, hu'igalow. Includes wrm patio, large depth finder and all g**r included Hypnosis' Call 787-8250 60 consecutive minutes or fraction (hereof, and and twenty-five [i.ZSi In Ih* County ot Monmoulh and State of N*w Jersey, that Chapter XI, "Farewell to Poland, lot Newly remodeled, close to water Excellent condition 842-4139 alter cents lor ISO minutes or Iractlon thereof. The North Sid* of Pavilion TRAFFIC Of Ih* "REVISED GENERAL ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF Call 291 1274 or Hi V47J TIRED OF SMOKING7 — Want t farewell to my country," said Quit' End vour smoking problem Avenue. The fees than remain ihe same as in tont i except that they shall LONG BRANCH, 1970" Isamendedand supplemented aifollows. be enforced from 7 a.m, to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding the pope, his voice breaking HOLMDEL — Center hall Coli through hypnosis. Call 787-1250 SECTION 1. Schedule II NO PARKING Is amended andluppltnienltd to 18 HBERGLAS ISO n O EifClle holidays country kitchen, eighl rooms, add ihe following: condition Remalntng in anv parking space after the time limit hxed bv the coin Street Side Location with emotion, ' place, central air conditioning, on acr H7-3I1I •vith rnanv flowering shrubs end tree 213 Instruction deposiled will subject the user to fines is prtscribed by this Chapter Laird Street North Side Batwatn Ocean Avenue and 241 Sea Bright ir PACESHIP DAYSAU I SECTION 11 This ordinance thall lake effect twenty days after lit First Avenue Chrysler outboard, long trailer, an passage and publication according lo law and its approval bv the Com- SECTION I This ordinance shall take *fl*ct twenty davi efitr Its PUBLIC NOTICE HOLMOEL — Colonial house to be iKkttli 1WS0 Ml 9004 eves A REAL ESTATE - Sales licensing missioner of Transportation ol tha State of New Jersey passage *ni publication according to law and Its approval bv the Com- AN ORDINANCE REGULATING built, 'our bedrooms w In. ACCORDION LESSONS — Private with trailer llKOw.lhout Inquire 443 Ihe Cltv Council ot the City of Long Branch In the Count v of Monmoulh, New The Ordinance published herewith was introduced al a special mealing ol Iroduted bv Ittt Mivor amd Council ot Leave maiMge for Jo*, to Hoi • torn house Middle Rd. HaDM or Mil Mt'tO Jersey held on June 4, 1979 and will be further comsldered for final passage Ih* Clly Council of th* Clly ol Long Branch In the County of Monmoulh, New Iht Borough ol StI Brlohl, Nt« Jtru, brauhaus, 7910224 or write J It. corner lot. tMcellant londition Casho after a public hearing thereon at a special meeting of said City Council to be ' Jersey held on June 4, 1f7« and win be further considered lor final PIIMS* on May II. n» and on June I, nn w« P O Box 501, New Monmoulh. N.J convenliond buyers only $21,900 C U CRIS5CRAFT Cab.r. rru.sei held *l the City Council Champers. Third Floor, 344 Broadway. Long Branch, after * public hairing thereon at * special mealing of said Cltv council to be finally adopttd and auprovtd bv Ina Offal OeLuci* Agency. W-*4U 1961, needs work, best offer New Jersey on June 19, 197* at 7; 30 p.m. Pending approval of the Department held at th* Cltv Council Chambers. Third Floor, 344 Broadway, Long Branch, Mayor and Council. m-jJH • ol Transportation. New Jersey Oh June 19,1979 at 7:» P.m. Pending approval of the Department CECILE F. NORTON KEANSBURG - Four room house BRAIN CAMP Haading-wrllin ol Transportation . MAYOR good condlllon. g»i neat, nice yard, o i H Troian 19M skills, grades 9 college. Rumson Fal Jennie C.D*Faiio Jennt* C. 0«Failo MARY LARSON qulfl slrttl, ftS.000 firm Principal 37/ Chrysler. 260 hours, needs some Haven! cert, teacher fly appointment Clly Clerk BOROUGH CLERKK only Call WUX, after i p m work, Asking iSOO J64U7? 8439224 after 3 June 11 1,74,20 Jun* 11 •'*•* MM Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JUNE 11 1979 17

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SAN DIEGO ST LOUIS ab r h bl ab r h bl Rlchrd* cf 4 0 10 impim u 4 110 OSmlth is 4 110 Brock If 3 0 0 0 Wintteld rf 4 0 1 0 Mmonry if 0 0 0 0 Turner if 2 0 0 0 KHrnni lb 3 0 0 1 Tenac* c 3 0 10 Simmons c 3 1 1 2 Brians fb 4 0 0 1 Handrck rf 10 10 BEvaniSb 30 10 TScottct 4 0 0 0 BeveCQ Oh 10 0 0 Ralti 3b 4 0 10 Almon 2b 1110Tyson 2b 4 110 FGnilt Dh 10 0 0 SMartim p 1000 Jontt p 2 0 0 0 SchulU p 0 0 0 0 Hargrv ph 10 0 0 Finger* p 0 0 0 0 Total 12 1 * 1 Total 21 3 * 3 San 01 MO 001 IM OM— I Si Louis 002 010 Ml— 1 E-Ttmpleton DP—SI Louis 1. LOB— San Diego t, SI. Louis I 2B—OSmtlh. Rich- ards. HR -Simrrvoni (14). SB—TScott 2, Wlnfield S—SMartlnei SF—Simmons IP H R ER BB SO San Diego Jones L,5 i 1 t } 3 3 4 Flnotrs 1 0 0 0 11 St. Lauls SMa> Schulii S.J 0 0 0 Coode soars at invitational NAPERVILLE, ILL. - Monmouth Regional High School high jump star Milt Goode finished second in the high jump competition Satur- day night at the International Prep Invitational Track and Field Championships. And the first place setting can be Goode cleared seven feet, two inches below his best pre- vious outdoor leap. Two other Monmouth Re- yours FREE from Franklin State! gional stars, John Bailey and George Hayes, placed fourth and fifth in the 400 meter run, Now you can get a FREE three-piece place setting of Imperial respectively. Bailey covered Fine China by W.M. Dalton... in your choice of the lovely Take Advantage of our New the distance in 48.2 and Hayes "Serenity" or Seville" patterns . just for depositing your money followed in 48.5 at Franklin State! 5% STATEMENT SAVINGS ACCOUNT Goode will also compete in Top Commercial Bank Rate • Interest Compounded Daily and Paid From the Golden West Invitational To obtain your FREE place setting, simply open a new savings Day of Deposit to Day of Withdrawal (Provided $ 1 remains on deposit to the Meet in California this week- end of the Quarter) • Statements Mailed Directly to You • No Notice for end. account for $50 or more, or add S50 or more to an existing savings account, or open a new checking account for $50 or more at any Withdrawals • Attractive Vinyl Statement Savings Kit • Makes Saving and Record Keeping Easier and More Convenient than ever before! Murray tops Franklin State office. It's that easy! Then, for each additional deposit of $25 or more to your savings in Nassau play account, you can purchase another three-piece place setting (only MIDDLETOWN - Jean $5.95 plus N.J. sales tax) or attractive matching accessory unit at a Murray was first in 'best 18'. price substantially below its retail cost. Betty Woolbright topped the field in best first nine' and Soon, you'll build a complete table service of fashionable Fine Dolores McDermott took 'best China... and a sizeable savings account, too. (And. remember, it's FRANKUN second nine' as the Fore Lakes also a great way to save money for yourself and give someone a Golf Club's two-week Nassau Tournament concluded. lovely, cherished gift!) Tournament chip ins went Start your collection now at the Franklin State Bank office to Eileen Weingarten, Jane Layton, Lucy Pace and June nearest you! STATE EANK Bader. Leaders in Flight 'A' (Free place setting offer for a limited lime only, and limited to one Iree place 26 Offices Serving Somerset, Union, Middlesex, low putts were Marge Pizzuti setting per family.) and Kathy Leccese.Pauline Mercer and Monmouth Counties Walling and Nancy McNulty were tops in 'B', Shirley Rauschle and Marge Frake led Frankly, we're working harder for your business. C 'and Flora Noglows and Mary Littlefield shared D' honori. (Member FDIC