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By DAVID GIAULICH Witnesses in the crowded supermarket told police the wagon, and a 1068 or 1HI green Chevrolet, with out-of-state ABERDEEN — A group of women described as resem- women scattered around the store and distracted clerks with plates. The out-ofstate plates were orange and probably from ff bling "a band of gypsies" are suspects in the larceny of $3,150 questions about products. "They spoke in a foreign accent New York or Pennsylvania from an A and P supermarket yesterday afternoon. that was very hard for the manager to understand," Del. "We can't pin it (the larceny) to them, but they are sus- Gypsies" get Aberdeen police said six or seven women dressed in Wicklund said Meanwhile, women of a similar description pecls We think it was a diversion type of thing." the detec- flashy gowns, wearing turbans or bandanas on their heads, had entered other stores in the shopping center, and police be- tive said and speaking in foreign accents entered the supermarket on lieve between 15 or 20 persons are involved altogether No lar- $3,150 from Route 35 and Cliff wood Avene around 1:30 pm They left cenies were reported at the other stores There were no threats or weapons shown during the in- without making a purchase about 10 minutes later, and short- cident, but the visitors, who wore "glittery stuff" on their ly afterwards the store manager discovered cash missing "The door to the A and P safe was closed, but apparently clothes, caused a stir among weekend shoppers. "People were from the store sale ' wasn't locked all the way," Det Wicklund said it was just amazed to see women in these costumes," Del Wicklund dumb luck." supermarket "It's a new twist," said Detective Kenneth L Wicklund said "Mothers were telling little kids that the gypsies had "They marched into the store in a single line, military style, Police have partial descriptions of four cars which the come " and later they got back in line and marched right out of the suspects may have used a brown-colored car with out-of- Detective Wicklund and Ptl Larry L-Hotta are In- store " state license plates, a dark Buick. a two-tone tan station vestigating the case. The Daily Register VOL.100 NO. 242 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1978 15 CENTS Pay taxes, die, but Mater works separate Elderly pair: Dragging us into court

By DAVID TURNER "They're trying to take away my right to use what is The Township Council established the MUA in the early "a precedent that an Individual can say he will not use the MARLBORO - An elderly Wickatunk couple says they mine in favor of something they want to sell me," Mrs. Ivan 1970s, because of problems with wells In the area north of water." are being "dragged into court" by the Marlboro Township says. Route 520, according to MUA Chairman C Douglas McClung. "If we didn't have the power to have everyone In the area Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA), which is attempting to "As an individual, I leel that I have the right to decide Mrs. Ivan says that a number of residents tried to tell the hookup, then it wouldn't be economically feasible to have the force them to pay for water they never usedv whether I buy something or not," she says. council that they could not afford the MUA's water service. authority," he says. Mr. and Mrs. John Ivan of Blossom Ave. maintain that Mr. McClung says that the Ivans' case "does affect the Mrs. Ivan and her 64-year-old husband moved here 14 the issue is whether they have the right to use water from "The politicians said "the law is on our side, and you will welfare of the overall system," and adds that the authority years ago from Perth Amboy, where Mr. Ivan Is employed by do as you are told." she says "How can they talk to the their own wells, or whether they have to buy what someone serves approximately 1,100 customers. Hess Oil. At that time, there was no municipal water service people that way, when they are taxpayers and human else wants to sell them. "For the benefit of one, 909 should not suffer," he de- available in the area, and all residents drew their water from beings?" "In this life, all we have to do is pay taxes and die," says clares. wells. Mrs. Ivan, and she adds that "water works are separate from The five MUA commissioners are all appointed by the The case is scheduled to be heard by a state Appellate Di- taxes." The Ivans are challenging a township ordinance which re- township council, and they each receive an annual salary of vision judge on April 17. Mr. McClung says that the authority The MUA has threatened to place a lien on the two-bed- quires residents to buy water from the municipal utility, ac- 12,000. Mr. McClung, and Commissioners John t, Croddick will be represented by its former attorney, James L. Carey of room Ivan home, and to put it up for public auction, if the cording to Joseph Yousoff, the Ivan's attorney. and Richard Vuola are all members of the council. Wall Township. Ivans do not pay some $440 in back service charges. Mr. Yousoff notes that people cannot be forced to buy wa- Mr. McClung notes that several other municipal water au- Mr. Carey was replaced as the authority's attorney on "We have water lines running to our house, and a meter, ter from any private company, and adds that a victory for the thorities have joined the MUA to help defend the authority's Feb. 21, when the MUA commissioners voted to hire Benedict but they were never hooked up," says Mrs. Ivan. "The meter Ivans would be "a victory for the small person over the coer- position in the courts. R. Nicosia, who is also the Democratic Party leader In Red in the house reads zero." cive power of big government " Mr Croddick says that a victory for the Ivans would set Bank. Author claiming CB radios could turn into a monster By WARREN RICHEV ellites and high voltage been hidden from you by out that during the 15 years SHREWSBURY - Your power lines, from micro- the Pentagon, the State De- that the CIA knew about citizen-band radio may be wave ovens, diathermy ma- partment and the elec- the Moscow Signal, it had killing you. chines, burglar alarms, citi- tronics industry." conducted a test on young At least that's what Paul zen-band radios and coun- One coverup that Mr. women who were returning Brodeur, a 20-year staffer tless other civilian uses, as Brodeur alluded to in his to the United States after for The New Yorker and au- well as from a vast arsenal talk was by the'Department . having worked for an ex- thor of "The Zapping of of military weapons and de- of Defense and the CIA con- tended period in the Mos- America," thinks. vices." cerning "Project Pandora" cow Embassy. In Mr. Brodeur's book, Mr. Brodeur maintained alias ths "Moscow Signal." Mr. Brodeur said the which he discussed Sunday during his discussion that He said that when he and women were never in- during the "Afternoon with "we may have created an Associated Press report- formed of the true nature of Authors" series at Mon- some kind of monster in our er attempted to get specific the tests, nor were the test mouth County Library's midst" information about Soviet at- results ever released to the Eastern Branch, he reveals The book, which is sub- tempts to use microwaves public that radio waves and micro- titled "Microwaves, their to alter the behavior of He said the tests revealed waves "are beamed in- deadly risk and the cover American diplomats in the that the women had suf- discriminately into our en- up," contends that "Micro- United States Embassy in fered genetic damage which MEET THE AUTHORS - Paul Brodeur, au- left) and Fred Oser of the Monmouth County vironment from television, wave radiation can blind Moscow, he was turned he termed "gross chromo- thor of "The Zapping of America" (left), and Library (right) before the beginning of the "Af- radio, and radar trans- you, alter your behavior, down because the docu- somal breaks." Mary S. Hartman, author of "Victorian Mur- ternoon with Authors" program at the county's mitters; from telephone cause genetic damage, even ments were "classified." Mr. Brodeur said that mi- deresses" (center right, chat with Jane Fode- Eastern Branch, Sunday. relay systems, orbiting sat- kill you. The risks have He said that he did find See Author claims, page 3 raro, Dally Register day city editor (center County planner supports office relocation lion project, ranging from 1575,000 to II million, but Mr. Elle- By JULIE MCDONNELL pective local merchants that the borough Is commited to im- conducted on the relocation, and presented to Mayor Daniel J proving the Shrewsbury Avenue shopping district," Mr. Hal O'llem and Councilmen Robert Marks and Frank McKenna good said the renovation would probably cost between $800,000 RED BANK — Relocating borough offices at the River sey said, adding that the "presence of municipal employees at a meeting Saturday. and |l million Street School would help ease the downtown parking crunch could supplement the demand for small retail business in the The study, prepared by Michael Ellegood. Paul Shaffcry, The school Is now owned by the Board of Education, as well as provide a major boost for the town's Westside, ac- area." John Minton, and Patrick M. QUvtry, local architect, will be which has advertised for bids on the property to be returned cording to the Monmouth County Planning Board. presented to the full council and the public at a special meet- May 9 Rtbert D. Halsey, ektef cmuly planer siMlii letter The proposed transfer of the borough hall and police sta- ing tomorrow at 8 p.m. I* maytf aad c*ntU tut tke move woild relaforce tke tion to the school, which will be vacated in September, would However, it has been suggeated that a "swap" of build- towa's nnmlttmeil to WestsMe revltiUiallsn, aid kave a also "result, in availability ol additional downtown parking Mayor O'Hern has said that, based on the study's find- ings might be effected, with the Borough Hall and police sta- positive effect •• Shrewsbury Aveaae commercial devel- currently utilized by municipal employees," the planner ings, the council will probably go ahead and apply for federal tion to be turned over to the school board, sold, and put back noted. funds for the renovation project. on the tax rolls, to offset the continued loss of tax revenue from using the River Street School as a civic center. "First, the relocation would indicate to existing and pros- His letter is contained in the preliminary feasibility study Mr. Gilvary drew up three cost estimates for the renova- The Inside Story Girls in awe at the muscle men THK WKATHKK By MARK GRAVEN allowed one young female America" competition. They appeared on stage pose. PORT MONMOUTH - admirer of Mr. Meeteer. "Frank really impresses last night, first together so "My legs hurt me," he Mntly clear aad wanner toalghl wltk a Muscles rippled and women But judges were im- me," said Mr Rigon, towel- judges could compare them said afterwards, asserting (haice of elMdt developlag by moralag. gaped as some of the East pressed by the over all ing off oil he uses to "high- head to head, and then for that he would go on a more Complete report on page 1. Coast's best physiques strength of the field of the light" his muscles. one minute individual rigorous weight program to "posed off" for the "Mr. competition, which was "He's got one of the poses. Then winners of each build them up and would be FltUags prtve aa laeqalty » Teenage New Jersey" and sponsored by the The Fit- greatest physiques going height class, "posed off" ready to "take it all" the Player takes Masters II ness Center in Shrewsbury today" for the over-all titles. next time. the "Mr. New Jersey over Bridge Advl« » DAILY REGISTER and sanctioned by the Competitors were judged Mr. Meeteer received Mr Antorino said that he 35" titles yesterday at the Baslaess S PHONE NUMBERS American Athletic Union. on the basis of muscularity, strong competition for the was fairly new to the body- VFW hall here. Classified li-17 Mala Office 54I-MN There were JJ teenagers symmetry and presentation, teenage title from Michael building field, having More than 250 body-build- Cmkt J I Toll Free 171»1M and 20 men over 15 competing in small (under Antorino, 18, of l.ynnwood, trained seriously for the ing enthusiasts were Crossword Pinle I Toll Free SK8IM competing in three height five feet tall), medium (un- winner of the medium past eight months, with the treated to a "good show" as support of his girlfriend. Editorials I Classified Dept MM7M Francis Meeteer, 17, of divisions. der flve-foot-seven-lnches), classification, and Donald "She likes it a lot," he Eatertalameat 7 Circulation Dept MMM HaddonfieM, took the teen- And fans were treated to and tall (over five-foot-ten- Smith, 19 of Baltimore, who said of his body-building Horoscope 8 Sports Dept S42-MM age title, and the crowd- a guest posing appearance inches). won the tall grouping. program. "I get a lot of en- Lifestyle Ill Mlddletowa Bareai 171-nst pleasing Claude Rlgon, a 54- by Frank Wainwright, who Competitors were judged Mr. Antorino, who couragement ' Make A Date II Freehold Bareai 411 2in year-old school teacher has one of the best physi- on their basic poses yes- mounted the stage wearing "I like strong men," said OMturtes 4 Uag Breach Bureau Z22-HII I from Englewood, held off ques in the United States. terday" afternoon, Including sunglasses to compliment Kim Venittelll, North Sporti 11 14 Stalehoue Huron Mi 2M Mil stiff challenges from young- Mr. Wainwright, the front double bicep, a front his red briefs, drew loud lat spread, and a rear Plainfleld, who assessed the er competitors to grab the Pennsylvania state cham- cheers and applause, which DngAMk Delectable Shrimp double bicep, and a tide chances of her boy friend, senior crown. pion, is currently training rose to a crescendo when he Call MM8S. For Help Day or cheese Fondue, Quiche and "He's got everything," for the upcoming "Mr. chest pose. worked into his "crab" Set Glrta la awe, page 1 Night. Crepes. Every Tues. fashion show at Fromagerie, 842-8088. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY APHN. 10. 1978 —People* Tinton Falls man involved in new film Actress Farrak Ftweett- Mijtri attended a royal charity show yesterday at •y MABYBETH ALLEN litical identity Roman, executive director of Ike London Palladium and NEW BRUNSWICK - — and issues raised by the the Puerto Rican Congress; renewed a friendship with Focus Is on the more thaa impact of Hispanics on so- Michael Fernandez, a special Prince Charles, whom she half million Hispanic rest- ciety assistant to Gov Brendan T. tint met in Hollywood "1 feats of New Jersey for a ' The film has two objec- Byrne, and Commissioner Pa- find him to be very in- Mm, "Aqui Se Habla Espi- tives: acquainting the com- trida Q Sheehan, head of the telligent, and very charm- ed," which is to be aired munity at large with the his- New Jersey Department of ing. I think the best thing twice this week and once in torical, cultural, social, and Community Affairs. about him la that he makes May over New Jersey Public artistic backgrounds of its Luis Molina, the film's co- you feel comfortable," alias Television (N.J.P.T.V.). Spanish-speaking residents producer and research direc- Fawcett said after speaking The film, which translates and promoting and reinforc- tor, was bom in Puerto Rico with the prince backstage. to "Spanish Is Spoken Here," ing within tbe Spanish-speak- in 1M8 and came to'Newark Miss Pawcett later attended will be shown at 9 p. m. ing community an awareness in 1957 He holds under- a party with the show's Thursday, t p m next Sun- of its own culture. graduate and graduate de- stars, comedian Bob New- day, and 10 p.m. Hay 14 Al- The arts are surveyed on a grees from Rutgers and cur- hart and singer Johnny though intended primarily for broad plane, with segments rently is a free lance artist Hathis. Prince Charles also an English-speaking au- on Instrumental music, poet- doing work for Rutgers, Mid- attended. The show raised dience, it is bilingual In order ry, singing, dancing, and dlesex County College, the about 140,000 for the United to project an authentic image painting. Included are per- New Jersey State Council on World Colleges, an organi- of the Hispanic culture. formances by Johnny Ven- tbe Arts, Seton HaU Univer- zation that promotes Inter- tura's Dominican Band, Co- sity, and the Hamilton Town- Farrel FawrHI ••)•» The documentary on His- national understanding by panic cultural and social his- lombian poet Luis Clemen, ship Board of Education. educating teen-agers from Nixon resigned the presi- tory In the state was pro- CUalM C. Cratker Uruguayan vocalist Maria Louis Presti, co-producer selected schools around the duced by the Hispanic Krtw Ines Petingi, and Argentinian and director, is senior produc- world. dency In 1174. • • • Program of the Center of slve survey by the Rutgers singer SuwPaz er-director for N.J.P.T.V. He • • • Mkhael Venwa Tawaley Creative and Performing arts program. . Film footage of Puerto Rico has been primarily respon- Richard Nliai, on his will be arriagned today as a Arts, Mason Gross School of In addition to offering a will give viewers an opportu- sible for public and cultural first visit to New York material witness in the 1076 the Arts, Rutgers University, broad view of the Hispanic nity to see tbe beauty that so affairs documentaries. He re- since his re-election cam- assassination of former Chi- in collaboration with community's numerous artis- many Spanish-speaking cently was the recipient of paign of ltft, left his hotel lean diplomat Orlando Lete- N.J.P.TV tic expressions, "Aqui Se people have left behind. Also the Information Film Produc- yesterday, signed auto- lier, the FBI said Sunday. Clinton C. Crocker of Tin- Habla Espanol" explores: explored, however, will be the ers Association "Cindy" graphs and chatted amiably Townley will be arraigned ton Falls, director of the cen- — the roots of various His- question of why some Puerto Award for his bicentennial with reporters He told re- before Magistrate George ter, notes "This film Is a ma- panic migrations into New Kicans have returned to the documentary "Crossroads To porters they should get E. Burgess at the U.S. Dis- jor project for the Hispanic Jersey island from the mainland Victory." douMetlme pay for working trict Court office in Hyatts- Arts Program and I am con- — the role of Latin women Esther Novak, the Rutgers "Aqui Se Habla Espanol" on Sundays. He also said vllle, Md., said a spokes- fident that It will have broad — the family Hispanic Arts Program coor- was made possible by grants the New York Mets are the man at the FBI office in educational use beyond Its In- — religion dinator, says the production from the New Jersey Com- NO. I baseball team In his Baltimore. Townley, 35, itial New Jersey television — the strong bond to the has entailed nearly two years mittee for the Humanities, an book. The former president, was being held at Ft broadcast." mother country of preparation. affiliate of the National En- wife Pat, daughter Tricla, Heade, Md., after a flight He describes the 60 minute — migrant workers and The first broadcast will be dowment for the Humanities; and son-in-law Edward (ox, from Santiago following his film as "a kaleidoscopic pro- problems encountered by the followed by a 30 minute panel the National Endowment for left In a motorcade escorted explusion by Chile, FBI file of the New Jersey His- influx of Puerto Rican labor- discussion on some of the the Arts, and the New Jersey by Secret Service agents. spokesman Tom Harrington panic community" and notes en film's aspects. Participants Department of Community Reporters followed the en- said. that it is based on an exten- — the development of a po- will Include the Rev. Alfonso Affairs tourage to East River Drive • * • HISPANIC DOCUMENTARY — "Aqui Se Habla but were blocked by the Somali President Mo- Espanol," a dim based on a two-year study of His- last auto in the motrocade. hammed Slad Barre said an panic culture, will premiere Thursday on New Jer- Nixon arrived In New York attempted coup against his sey Public Television channels 23, 50,52, and 58. on Saturday aboard the pri- government by a group of 300 pranced, pirouetted vate plane of his longtime young officers was crushed friend, Robert Abplanalp, Sunday. Official Somali ra- R-FH twirlers win from Key Largo, Fla., dio quoted Siad Barre as where he had been the In- saying the officers were dustrialist's guest. It was captured and would "be for casino chorus line spot state championship the flrat vacation Nixon and punished according to the third last year. his wife had taken since law." ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - line "to be seen, maybe by Ballet," Rudas said. "It's NORTH BERGEN - Five sino here next month won't be Itumson-Kair Haven Regional Four squad members are About 300 secretaries, teach- the right people, as a start called acro-dancing. It will hampered by the Security and High School students whirled seniors, though, leaving only ers, waitresses and dancers into movies or television." have a lot of gymnastics and Exchange Commission's sus- and twirled their way to a Miss Caruso, a junior, return- here hope they have enough She and other starry-eyed acrobatics." Meet today on fence pension of trading of a cate- state championship at the ing to form the nucleus of talent and beauty to join the showgirls dressed In leotards Rudas said he also planned RED BANK — Residents will meet today to discuss gory of the firm's stocka com- Garden State Open Twirling next year's team. chorus line when Resorts In- and skimpy bikinis, and a auditions in New York and re- pany spokesman said. whether a fence should be contracted In the area of the competition here Saturday. James Thomas of Fair ternational Hotel opens the smattering of showmen, audi- cruiting in Las Vegas. Most of The SEC announced Friday Primary School near where 5-year-old Aaron Pines was Squad Captain Lisa Mazu- Haven, a member of the state's first legal gambling tioned in the 2,000 sen! Pen- the hopefuls were from Phila- the suspension and an inquiry discovered drowned Saturday. The opening meeting will rack, Kim Morris, Sue Hill Rumsnn Fair Haven Regional casino nyslvania Room at the hotel delphia and South Jersey, vet- into the Class B Common be held at 3 p.m. at the Red Bank Community Center at and Stephanie Caruso, all of High School Band, accom- The women pranced and pi- that wants to open with a erans of local beauty pageants Stock after a rise'in the 144 W. Bergen Place. Arrangements for service for the Rumson, and Wanda Becker panied the squad on drums. rouetted yesterday looking for temporary casino license next and small dance companies. stock's value from $43 to $64 boy are being handled by the Chllds Funeral Home. of Fair Haven made up the Kim Tierman of Fair spots in the shows expected to month. "I'm pretty much of a last week. The suspension team that finally captured top Haven, a senior, took third entertain gamblers here next "My God, this is more ham," said Linwood's lasts until April 17. honors in the small twirling place in the baton solo com- month.' people than we've auditioned Francle Knapp, one of eight James Crosby, Resorts' squad division in its third petition. "I think I'm plenty pretty In Vegas in 16 years," said Ti- girls chosen to begin rehear- board chairman, said in a Sex-ring year of trying. Ninety-two high schools suspects enough," said Marjorle Ah- bor Rudas, the hotel's enter- sal April 17. "I like having statement Friday that Ameri- Misses Mazurack, Morris, fielded teams in the more med, 31, of Camden, as she tainment director and a vet- people look at me and I think can Stock Exchange experts Hill and Caruso were all twir- than 15 divisions of twirling, stood in a line with the other eran producer. it would be thrilling to be indicated the trading halt was lers on the team that finished drill team, rifle corps and said still hopefuls waiting to dance to Rudas said he was planning around all these entertai- due to technical market fac- at large second two years aeo and flae waving competition taped disco music. "I have a 30-member production bal- ners." tors which he said resulted NEWARK (AP) - Four the prosecutor said. enough class, poise and grace let to open the shows of the The bikini-clad Ms. Knapp, from the limited availability men wanted in connection The suspects are Ronald T, to do this." star entertainers the hotel a high school senior who is of the Stock. with a sex-blackmail and Jamgochian, 28, formerly of The unemployed Ms. Ah- hopes to attract. still "just a baby," just made Crosby said that the halt drug ring in Sussex County Upper Saddle River; John med said that if chosen, she "The show will be an answer the age limit for members of did not result from any activi- White Aluminum were still at large yesterday, Witte, 26, formerly of Lyn- would use a spot in the chorus to the Russians' Moiseyev the company. ties or operations of the com- authorities said. i Him si, David Cubellis, 20, of Theresa Lizotte, 25, of pany. cross-buck doors Investigators said the ring Bloomfield; Jack Ashukian, South Philadelphia, who said A spokesman for the New victimized more than a dozen 27, of Irvlngtpn; and Jack Second oil firm set she worked as a disco and Jersey Casino Control Com- women, including six Playboy Zarzatlan, 24, of Philadelphia. topless dancer, arrived late mission said he couldn't pre- for the auditions, but was dict whether the suspension bunnies, by luring them Into a Zarzatlan was arrested having fun just watching. would affect Resort's appli- house in Vernon Township on Tuesday when police raided to join drilling race MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER "Last week, I danced for cation for a temporary casino promises of acting and public the house, owned by Jamgo- buoy, it dropped Its first an- the FBI, and I danced for the license. m relations jobs in television. chian's father, Thomas. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Continental Oil Co. was to chor. The remaining seven IRS once," she said. "But dis- "We don't know until we Sussex County Prosecutor start drilling operations today anchors will be put out by co just doesn't do It. I want get the details," the spokes- - George T. Daggett said Hit- Tuesday's raid turned up 77 miles east of here in the work boats." the swirls and twirls, the man said. "Maybe Monday men allegedly drugged the loaded shotguns and hand- Baltimore Canyon Trough, a Moffitt said if everything body movement." when our certified public ac- women, then sexually abused guns, lewd pictures and vi- company spokesman said. went according to plan, the "What they're after is the countants have a look at the them and took photographs deotapes, taping equipment U-mlllion pound rig, leased most beautiful girls in the story." and videotapes of the woman and narcotics, police said The firm became the sec- from Diamond M. Drilling Co. world," said Marie As of December 31, 1977, and themselves engaged in Zarzatian, charged with ond company to join the of Houston, could "spud" by McCullough, director of an there were 2,954, 832 shares of sexual acts. rape and narcotics posses- "black goldrush" Sunday this afternoon. He said Atlantic City modeling Class A Common Stock out- sion, was being held in Sussex when its drill rig "New Era" The pictures and tapes "spud" was industry lingo for agency. "It's not just talent " standing. The two categories County Jail in Newton. dropped anchor. were used to blackmail the "Everything is going right drilling and added he had no Meanwhile, plans by Resort of stock differ in the rights af- women into giving the men The (illicr suspects are on schedule in dropping the idea how the word originated. International to open its ca- forded their holders. ' money and cars and acting as charged with sodomy, lewd- anchors," said Conoco The self-propelled, pontoon- couriers in a drug distribution ness, extortion, and narcotics spokesman David Moffitt. supported platform, which ring, from last July onward, distribution. "As the rig came across the left Sabine Pass, Texas, on March 30, is about 20 miles NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: west of the Exxon ship Glo- mar Pacific which began Consolidate your debts Weather: Clear, warmer drilling after several storm- related delays March 29. and reduce your increasing to 20 percent by to- Bufolo At the Register's weather Burlington The weather was more co- morrow morning. Winds will ChortMton.se monthly payments! statlta, yesterday's hlgk tem- Cnorlottt operative for Conoco's 50-man be out of the west at a mere Chkogo peralare was Si degrees aad crew. five mph Ocean water tem- Clnclnnotl the Uw 33. II was S3 at « Cleveland "Some of our veteran drill- perature will continue in the Columbvt p.m., aid the overnight low Ool Ft Worth ing experts say they couldn't low to mid forties. Owivtr was 31. Today's 1:31 a.m. DMMolim. have asked for finer sea con- trmperalirr was 31. Octroi) Oulutti ditions or finer weather for BORROW •r Service revert el mailmvm Fairbanks There was •« prrclplutlon IIWilllllM rer II Dear >tn.< ml. Honolulu the anchoring procedure, rer iih.«r parM UP TO la thr 14 hours eadlag at I:M which will take about 12 a.m. Uday. There were If de- hours," said Moffitt. show gree days yesterday, 148 for The rush for oil was cleared A REGISTER CENTENNIAL EVENT the mtath aad 4114 for the in February when the U.S. $50,000 Supreme Court refused to or more! Mostly clear and warmer hear an environmental suit. today with a low in the upper Conoco officials have esti- NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- 40s or low 50s Probability of mated it will take at least W precipitation near zero today days and cost about $3.6 mil- TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- lion to reach the planned PAYMENT PENALTIES ON 12,000 foot depth for the first Thurs., Fri. & Sat. The Daily Register exploratory well. Conoco paid LOANS UP TO $50,000! $58.8 million for 5.760 acres where the New Era will drill. The Increased value of your home APRIL 13th - 14th and 15th The Sunday Register Exxon officials reported gives you big borrowing power—and Putollihto by The Red Bank Register Friday that they had drilled from 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. Eitabmhtd In tin by John H Cook and Henry Clay NIHKIl: you can stretch your monthly pay- . I ClM«T. t more than 1,300 feet of a Molrt Office ments over many years. Borrow Big PI rwHt, M wHllm. at One HeglKer °'O. Shrtwibury. N J 01/01 planned 14,000-foot weU. i Money for any worthwhile reason! Branch Oil Ice* TIDES Moffitt said the odds of •7* Rl IS. 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n*-~_. Author claims Fire kills SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1978 TIlC DMty RcgtteT 3 (Continued) era the strong notion that crowaves. In addition to women were irresponsible 16 people causing genetic and birth and innocent creatures, be- By Asudale* Prett defects, can cause damage came a good defense for to white blood ceUt and murderesses in the court- cause cataracts. room Two fires in upstate New York aid one in Massachu- He stressed that there are "It was obviously wise to setts early Sunday killed at """•"y no enforced regu- be a woman and respect- least II persons, including lations concerning micro- able if you wanted to get four firefighters whose air wave exposure levels n this away with anything" during tanks ran out while they country, and he said that Victorian times, she said, frantically searched a room- the standards we do have adding, "and middle class ing bouse for a woman mis- are I/MM of the standards women were literally get- takenly reported missing .mUhMiiil in Soviet Russia ting away with murder." The firemen died fighting a (or microwave exposure for She related the tale of the general popuUtian blaze at a rooming house near young Madeline Smith who Syracuse University in Syr- He said that » yean ago in the 1850 s did away with acuse, NY Seven persons, Soviet scientists were dis- a clandestine lover after he including five children, died covering anatomical effects threatened to go to her fa- in a tenement apartment in of microwaves, and that ther and reveal the affair. Lawrence, Mass., and five, only recently American sci- Much of Madeline's story persons were killed in apart- entists began to duplicate was developed from M-70 ment house fire in Monticello, these findings. letter accounts written by NY. Mr. Brodeur, who has Madeline. "They must have stuck to- written journalistic books Mrs. Hartman said that gether right to the very end," on topics ranging from the Madeline's writings were said Syracuse Fire Chief health hazzards of deter- sexually explicit though not Thomas Hanlon of the four gent emzymes and asbestos pornographic. She said that firefighters whose bodies to the medical-industrial when the 18-year-old wom- were found next to one anoth- conspiracy against working an wanted to write about er in the attic of the gutted Americans, told the au- having a sexual experience three-story frame house dience of about 100, that he with her lover, who was GUNS GIVEN - Two World War II 57-mm anti-tank guns, former monu- Firemen Stanley Duda, M, intended to write novels French, she would write the ments at the old Veterans of Foreign Wars post home on Rt. 35, Middle- and Frank Porplglio, 24, and short stories in the fu- word "love" and underline town, have been donated to Union High School students as a senior class apparently got lost in a maze ture rather than non-fiction it three times to give the •Hair (MM »» Cmt MrM pro|ect. In Mlddletown to pick up the weapons Saturday was Karol Egbert, of narrow hallways on the top books. distinction between physical MR. TEENAGE NEW JERSEY - Francis Meeteeo Union High School senior, who Is welcomed by Walter Barber, senior vice floor of the house, and Mi- commander of the Mlddletown VFW post, as Sgt. Walter Hill of the IO2d Ar- and emotional love. 17, of Lynnwood muscles his way to the teenage He said when writing non- crown for body builders In competition held at the chael Petragnani, 21, and mored Dlv., left, and John Stacker, VFW post quartermaster, look on. The fiction the author explains a Madeline decided that in VFW hall In Port Monmouth yesterday. Robert Schuler, 31, died two old antl-tonk weapons will be refurbished to grace the Union High problem, while in fiction the order to protect her integri- trying to reach them, Hanlon School lawn. writer explains a motive ty she had to kill her lover said and deals with his feelings before he talked to her fa- about a subject or event. ther. Girls in awe "I don't know what's The plan was to poison Casino fire Raid rumors shake Israel more beat up, my old Re- him by putting arsenic into mington or my brains," he a cup of hot chocolate, how- at muscle men routes 4,000 TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Rishon Lc Zlon, and police Lebanon tour days later to said in explaining his in- ever, Madeline was no Rumors of a raid by Arab ter- cleared several halls and senl wipe out bases of the Pales- (Continued) "Meeteers' legs are the tented transition into fiction chemist, and twice she LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - rorists sent police and army wedding revelers home. tine Liberation Organization. best," said Marty Hanna, writing. failed to include a strong John Farese, as "very About 4,000 people were evac- units on a huge manhunt The Israeli military com- who assisted in organizing Security measures have enough dose. good." uated Sunday from the Cir- along the Mediterranean Mary S. Hart man, author the competition. been tightened in Israel since mand admitted Sunday that of "Victorian Murderesses; Ths lover, who was nei- "It's something he really cus-Circus Hotel and Casino coast south of Tel Aviv and during the invasion It used "But Antorino really look- the March 11 raid by Palesti- A True History of Thirteen ther a chemist nor particu- wants," she said, noting when a fire broke out in an local residents scurring for ed good with his veins and nian guerrillas in which 11 American cluster bombs, Respectable French and larly intelligent, fought off that training for com- 11th floor hotel room, a hotel their homes, but by early muscularity popping out." terrorists landed in rubber which the State Department English Women Accused of two previous belly aches to petition involves strong spokesman said. today no raiders had been Mr. Hanna agreed that rafts and seized two buses. said Saturday violated re- Unspeakable Crimes," was return for a third and fatal discipline. One guest and a security found Dean MacDonald may have Thirty-five Israelis and nine strictions to which Israel also on hand at the event, cup of hot chocolate, which Competitors, besides guard were taken to a nearby Rumors Sunday said guer- been a bit tired for his guerrillas were killed. agreed when it bought the which is co-sponsored by was spiked with enough ar- "pumping a lot of iron," go hospital and treated for rillas landed from the sea, hi- "pose off" with Paul Kigon That raid sparked the Is- "i The Daily Register and The senic to kill 50 men, accord- on strict diets, eliminating smoke inhalation and minor jacked a car and killed a and Lou Kushner. raeli invasion of southern Monmouth County Library. ing to Mrs. Hartman. carbohydrates and con- injuries, said spokesman woman. Officials said later Mr. MacDonald has won Mrs. Martman, history Despite the fact that the centrating on proteins, so Lynn Crowter. they had no indication the re- 76 trophies in his five years Body of kkidnapped professor at Douglas Col- crime was eventually that muscles will be "cut to A police spokesman said 13 ports were true but took no of body-building. lege, said the factual ac- traced back to Madeline ribbons," the phrase body- (infighting units brought the chances, setting up roadb- ll< it* found "I beat bim sometimes counts in the book Include through her somewhat builders use to describe blaze under control in a short locks and scouring the area and sometimes he beats ANTWERP, Belgium (AP) shootings, stabbings, smoth- coded letters, she was not muscles that are particu- time. with helicopters. XEROX COPIES me," said Mr. MacDonald - The body of wealthy Bel- erings and poisonings by hanged, imprisoned or fined larly well displayed. Crowter said one of the ho- Armored personnel carriers of his competition with Mr. gian Charles Victor Bracht, women in Europe between for the crime. The rigorous regimen re- tel's 800 rooms was gutted blocked the coastal road at Rigon. who was kidnapped on March INSTANT 18371880 Mrs. Hartman said that a quired to tone-up muscles and that the 11th floor re- Ashkelon, 30 miles south of "You better stay in 7, has been found, a police sympathetic judge placed allures the old as well ,as mained unoccupied even after Tel Aviv. More roadblocks PRINTING The author, who re- shape, I'll be ready next source announced today. searched trial transcripts all blame for the death on the young. guests were sent back to oth- were set up around Rishon Le time," Mr. MacDonald told The source said the body of and personal memoirs for the dead lover "because he "I got into body-building er floors and the casino area Zlon, five miles south of Tel While You wait Mr. Rigon, shaking his the 63-year-old nobleman was the book, said that in the was a vile seducer and he because I was small and was "back to normal." Aviv. The army said It was hand. found at Oelegem, in Antwerp early part of the Victorian was a Frenchman to boot." skinny and wanted to look Police said the cause of the taking "Precautionary mea- r*' wolf press me better, said Mr. Rigon, who Mr Rigon said that he fire Is under investigation. sures which the situation re- l'roviiii-c He was kidnapped 170 Monmouth Strwt was announced on the pro- may sit out the "Mr. Amer- quires." at a parking lot in Antwerp fltd Bank, 741-9300 Holdup in Union Beach gram as "50 plus" years of ica" competition in May, Soldiers, civil guards and where he had left his car on Fatmttly Grant Pnnttn] but has no plans to quit the UNION BEACH - Police are seeking a suspect who held age. police patrolled the streets of way to his office. sport. up the Union Beach Getty Station, Route 38, last night and "He's been saying 50 And why should he, point- escaped on foot with an undetermined amount of cash. plus for the last ten years," ed out one seasoned observ- Police said the suspect had a stocking over his head and Thomas Marbell, master of er of the body-building "seemed very nervous." He was armed with a small chrome ceremonies and owner of scene. handgun. the Fitness Center, told the "Rigon has improved The suspect is described as a white male in his late teens fans. markedly in (he last three or early twenties, about 57" and having a deep voice. He pos- Mr. Rigon, a past Mr. years," he asserted, noting sibly had brown hair and a moustache. America, in his age divi- that the key to Mr. Rlgon's The suspect entered the station around 8:15 p.m. and de- sion, impressed judges with the "gracefulness" of his success may be his body manded money from the attendant He fled in an easterly di- symmetry. rection.No one was injured during the holdup. presentation, holding off Dean Macdonald, of Fords, A body is not sym- Patrolmen Joseph Nappi Jr. and Robert Irven are in- metrical when one part vestigating the case. and Lou Kushner of Phila- delphia, both in their 30's to "overshadows" another, ex- take the title. plained one of the judges. Back in jail Paddy wagon "I was just as surprised "You can't go completely as anyone," said Mr. Rigon, by the size of the muscles complimenting the younger but the way they fit in pro- in case of thief nailed men on their performances. portion," he said. CHICAGO (AP) - A man "I'm hoping to give kids Contestants are also a holy book who had spent the last six something to look forward scored one third on their years in prisons and mental to," he said, explaining the presentation. MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. (AP) health centers hijacked a pad- satisfaction he derives from " If they forget to shave — A 4-year-old woman was dy wagon Sunday and held an the sport. "Life doesn't stop their legs or if they use ar- to return to Burlington Coun- officer hostage for 90 minutes at 30." tificial coloring (on their ty Jail today for failing to before the surrendered to his The oldest competitor skin) that's not quite right, comply with a court order to sister, authorities said. yesterday was 61-year old points are taken off," he ex- give up a Jewish Holy book. plained. Willie Nunn, 42, gave up af- James Cook, who was well- U.S. Ragistrate John De- Contestants are entitled ter forcing bis hostage to received by the fans but did vine rejected Friday an appli- not place. to use a light oil, but rules cation by Mrs. Hazel McGlory drive him onto the Stevenson There are two types of forbid the use of heavy oils to remain free while the State Expressway people that notice his physi which make the body glis- Supreme Court decides que, Mr. Rigon said. ten but eliminate shadows whether to bear an appeal Douse market fire "There are the scoffers that accentuate muscle filed on her behalf. RED BANK - Traffic on and then there are those structure. The state Department of Broad Street was blocked-off who are appreciative of "It's not a matter of van- the Public Advocate has yesterday for a half-hour what it takes to put a car- ity," said Mr. Rigon about asked the Supreme Court to while firemen extinguished a cass like this together." the oil "It assists everybody overturn an appeals ruling small fire that had started in The crowd on hand last in seeing what the muscles which upheld an order by Su- the men's room of the Food- night were definitely of the look like and brings out the perior Court Judge Samuel town Supermarket. "appreciative" type. highlights." Lenox. Lenox had Mrs. McGlory jailed last July for contempt of court after she refused to surrender a 500-year-old copy of the Talmud, a book of Jew- ATTENTION VOTERS ish scripture, to her late hus- band's business partner, Stanley Yoka. PRIMARY ELECTION Reports say the holy book could be worth 1100,000 to The State law requires that any voter, who at any time $150,000 dollars Mrs. McGlory spent 118 voted In a Primary and wishes to CHANGE his/her political days in jail initially, and was party, (except a voter who has not previously voted In a Pri- released when the state De- mary election) must file a declaration of their political party if partment of the Public Advo- cate appealed Lenox's order, they Intend to vote In the coming Primary election. contending that Mrs. OK, so Master Charge is only your McGlory's right to due pro- second best travel companion. cess had been violated. Under the taw, the declaration must be filed with either the "We filed briefs in the Ap- county commissioner ol registration or the municipal clerk 50 days pelate Division alleging that before the June 6th Primary Election. she didn't have either a bear- ing or counsel before she was Incarcerated," Deputy Public Forms to designate a CHANGE in political party may be ob- Advocate Eira Rosenberg tained by calling the Commissioner of Registration at 431-7780; or The AppeBate DMstai ruled you may obtain form from your municipal clerk; or you may write a against Mrs. McGlory and or- letter to your municipal clerk or the commissioner of registration CENTRAL JERSEY BANK dered her to give herself up TRUST COrvtTWsJV to the Burlington County telling them you wish to transfer to a different political party. The sheriff by March SI, Rose- deadline for the declaration this year is April 17th. MEMBER FWC nberg said Toe department filed a peti- Allyn tracy Heck, Commissioner of Registration 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDDLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION tion la the state Supreme Court to overturn the appeaU court decision. SHREWSBURY. N j MONOAY. AP«L 10.1B78 Cancer scare is taken in stride RUTHERFORD (AP) - cluster that came to light af- she said from three families have been knocked," local Health Offi- Obituaries Fifth grader Jeff Schilf ter the mother of a leukemia "I don't think that it's in kept home from the Pierre cer Henry McCafferty laid moved from industrial Belle- victlme presented a list of this school — it's a coinci- pool School, Miss Amorelli Residents of this commu- ville'to this residential cases to school officials. dence," said Robyn Paustian, said. nity composed mostly af Robert D. Walling borough last year and thought The superintendent passed a sixth grader. More than 2t of the 700 stu- white-collar professionals whs he was coming to a "clean, earn between I10.0M and CLIFFWOOD - Robert D. the list to the local board of Coincidence or not? No one dents at Pierrepont left Mr Willing was born la nice neighborhood ' Now, af- 125.110 have their owa Willing, 57, of M7 Gulden St., health which confirmed each knows. Health experts are school for an hour Wednesday Keyport and lived in Cliff- ter II cancer cases have been thoughts on the cause. died Saturday it Biyihore caacer — II cases of leu- looking for acommon deno- to get blood tests There's wood the last It years. He discovered in and near his Community Hospital, Holm- kemia and Hodgkin's disease minator among the victims nothing wrong with being "There are a lot of odors ia was a metal worker at Phelpi elementary school, he's un- del. diagnosed among children But they also are checking sure," the principal said, ad- the air," said Lucille Toma- Dodge Communications Co, certain. Martboro Mr Waling was an and young adults in the last statistics to see if this level of ding that if she were a parent settl, an employee of Fair Mrs. Jexlte Army veteran of World War "You don't know what to do three years. It was an- incidence of cancer is higher she would do the same thing. leigh Dickinson University al II. about it." Jeff said. "You nounced publicly more than a than normal. Leukemia af- Parents of two Pierrepont Rutherford. The ordors come QUEENS NY - Mr. Au- could be next " week ago. from large industrial plants la H* is survived by his wid- fects 1.7 persons in every seventh graders wanted their (usU Jesfce, 81, of IMS nth But most children at the' Eleven of the cases were 100.MO "Leukemia is prob- children transferred to SI. several neighboring commu- Street, died Saturday at ow, Mrs. Mildred Walling nities. Rutherford does nol King, two sons, Robert D. Plerrepoint Elementary centered in Rutherford, a ably the single greatest killer Mary's High School, accord- School take the cancer scare treelined bedroom suburb of children with the exception ing to the principal of the have major industry within Walling of Leonardo and Da- its 21 square miles. She wai born in Germany vid I, Walling of Matawan; and its association with thir with 20,802 residents located of accidents," said Lorraine Catholic institution. Bui the' and lived In Belford and Jer- four brothers, Irving of Key- school in stride. Some even eight miles west of Times Seidel, executive director of transfers were denied, Sister "I think it's probably from sey City before moving here port, Francis of Matawan, DIES - Ford C. Frlck, joke about it Square in New York. The re- the Northern New Jersey Margaret Ellen said, because the pollution," guessed sev- IS yean ago. Dyson of Belford, and Donald commissioner of base- "They'll go up to a water maining five patients lived in Chapter of the Leukemia So- it was too late in the year for enth grader Maureen Orr Her husband, Rudolph Walling of Matawan; a sister, boll from 1951 through fountain and say, 'You want surrounding communities. ciety of America. an unnecessary move. This Isn't the first cluster Juke, died In INI Mrs. Dolores Babcock of 1965, died Saturday at some leukemia?" " said Kris Two of the 16 victims died The answer will take time. Eight mothers met at a discovered either. Similar ttr a month-long stay at ten Slater, a seventh grader. - both students at the Pierre- women's center last week to groupings have been found in She was a member of St. Matawan, and three grand- Meanwhile, schools Superin- children Lawrence Hospital in One girl told school princi- port School, Jimmy Cleffi and tendent Luke A. Sarsfield, a discuss their concern with the NUes, III.; Elmwood, Wis. and Matthews Evangelical Lu- outside Atlanta, but in- Bedle Funeral Home, Mata- Bronxvllle, NY. He pal Anna Amorelh, "We joke Wesley Van Winkle. In ill, six white-haired, ebullient char- local health officer. Another theran Church of Jersey City. vestigations into a relation- wan, is In charge of funeral was 83. (AP Laser about It, but really we realize of the persons stricken with acter, has spent several hours larger meeting will be held on Surviving are four daugh- ship between the cases have arrangements. photo) it's serious." leukemia attended the school. at Pierreponl waking in and Thursday. The scare kept ters, Mrs. Olga Finneran of It is serious enough to war- Principal Anna Amorelli out of classes to reassure stu- telephones ringing at the been inconclusive, said Dr. Queens, Mrs. Elsie Cox, Mrs. rant a dozen investigators and several students ex- dents. "I think it's important borough's health office for Glyn Caldwell of the Center Gertrude Newell and Mrs. from local and state health pressed concern that the can- to at least show a visible sign days. for Disease Control in At- Mildred Lobosco all of Mid- agencies to take air and soil cer scare is focusing on the that, hey, if it really were The calls have subsided, lanta. dletown.N J.; six grand- College hosts samples and start an environ- elementary school. "Unfor- that dangerous, I wouldn't be though. Sarsfield said people Caldwell, chief of the cen- children; and eight great mental and industrial survey tunately, what we've become hear," he said realize that everything that ter's cancer branch, said the grandchildren to check into the mysterious ly the center of a cyclone," Nevertheless, six children can be done is being done. lack of information about the Hie John E. Day Funeral He advises parents to "keep disease will hamper In- Home, Red Bank, la in charge cool. It's going to take time. vestigators. Neither the cause of arrangements model UN There are no miracles ir. this nor the incubation period of WEST LONG BRANCH - Security Council, and Eco- Zoners in Colts Neck day and age - at least in the disease is known, he noted. Edgar F. Hill International terrorism, apar- nomic and Social Council Rutherford" "Once you know the cause, LANCASTER, Pa. - Edgar theid in South Africa, oil Judges for the awards will "If we knew what we're you know the questions to F. Hill, 98, of Ml Old Hickory spills, and International abor- be Dr. Francis Dooley and A. get order from Lane looking for, we'd have it ask." CaldweU siad Road, formerly of Red Bank, tion policies are a few of the Wayne Lord of the history issues high school delegates faculty; Dr. Donald N.J., died Friday at Lancas- FREEHOLD - Stating that gust, it was told it did not added that if the property will discuss as they meet McKenzle, of the English fac- ter General Hospital a Freehold firm which wants have the necessary site plan owner needed a court order to Friday and Saturday for Mon- ulty; Dr. Marvin Maurer, Po- Born in Cambridge, Mass., lo construct a McDonald's approval. compel the board to hear the he had lived In Red Bank for mouth College's 17th annual litical Science, and Harold The firm was later told it Housing plan restaurant in Colts Neck has matter he would issue it. Rob- Model United Nations McCuUough, the college's di- several yean before moving gotten a "run around" from had to apply to the township's ert W O'Hagan of Allenhurst, rector of Financial Aid and a here. Some MO secondary school Colts Neck officials, Superior Construction Board of Ap- representing the township, Monmouth alumnus who, in He retired from the Air students and their advisors Court Judge Merrill Lane Jr peals but this board said that said an order would not be his student days, served as Force In INI after 20 years of from throughout New Jersey, has directed the township the zoning board had jurisdic- necessary. Pennsylvania and New York Model UN chairman hearing set service. Zoning Board of Adjustment tion, maintained the legal ac- will participate in the three- The judge instructed Sam- Surviving are his widow, Shore area high schools to consider the matter April tion, adding that the zoning By BOB BRAMLEV "Residents who attended day program, which is uel Sagotsky of Freehold, zon- Mrs. Loretta R. Hill; two participating in the sessions 18. board said jurisdiction lies MIDDLETOWN - A final the Dec. 21 meeting of the planned and conducted by ing board attorney, that the daughters, Mrs. Linda Jen- will be Brick Township High The township zoners also with the construction board. appeal to the Township Com- Planning Board ... did have members of the College Stu- board must hear the appeal kins of Little Rock, Ark.; and School; Matawan High were directed to decide the is- The legal action maintained mittee against what objectors an opportunity to present dent Government Association but the attorney insisted that Mrs. Jackie Hagy of Des School; Monmouth Regional sue by May 5. that the firm has complied have dubbed "The Incredible their objections only because as an educational experience the firm must give notice to Moines, Iowa; a son, Randall High School, Tinton Falls; The matter was brought to with all the rules and regu- Hulk," a Mt-unit apartment Mrs. Judith Stanley, board for their guests. Representing aU parties within 200 feet of K. Hill of Undenwald, N.J., Neptune Senior and Neptune court by 12 Broad Street As- lations and that its planned complex planned on King member, pushed a resolution member nations of the world the property. He suggested and three grandchildren. Junior High Schools; Ocean sociates of Gibson Place, construction conforms with Highway East by Mountain through permitting open dis- body, high school delegates that the board could hear the The Stradling Funeral" Township High School and Freehold, which wants to con- the site plan already ap- Hill Properties, will be heard cussion. will stage mock sessions of matter in June. Home, Ephrata, Pa., Is In Raritan High School, Hazlet. struct the restaurant In a proved. It maintained that at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the the Security Council, General However, Judge Lane said "In spite of obvious plan- charge of arrangements. Other New Jersey high planned shopping center at township officials had under- township library on New Mon- Assembly and Economic and he knew of no requirement ning deficiencies site approv- schools sending delegates are the comer of Routes 5J7 and taken a course of conduct to mouth Road. Social Council, debating Is- that notice had to be given al for the massive apartment George B. ROHM Atlantic City High School; 34, adjacent to the Atlantic compel the firm to either give sues, passing resolutions, and for an appeal of a building In- Allan'E. Brubaker of 25 complex was granted, with Clifford J. Scott High School, Elementary School. up its plans or to change UNION BEACH - George learning — by doing — the spector's denial of a permit. Shephard Drive is the moving the Democratic majority, E»st Orange; Kingsbrook The firm wants the board of them. B. Ross, 17, of Scholer Drive, procedural processes of the Since the property owner is spirit in the appeal, sparked joined by vice chairman Jay Academy, Morristown; Mali adjustment to consider its ap- Judge Lane said the zoning died Saturday at Bayshore UN. not asking for a varianoe he by the (0 members of the Mlkula, voting for adoption, wan High School; Mainland peal of the building in- board must hear the appeal of Community Hospital, Holm- is not asking to do anything Heritage Hill Civic Associ- and minority Republican vot- Monmouth senior Pat Whel- Regional High School, Lin- spector's decision which de- the building inspector's denial del. with the land that is not per- ation and joined by other resi- ing against," Mr. Brubaker chel of Rumson, who Is presi- wood; Riverside High School; nied It a building permit to of the permit, adding that He was born in Harrison mitted by the zoning ordi- dents went on. dent pro tern of the College Wayne HUls and Wayne Val- construct the facility. whoever advised that the and lived here for SO years. nance, said the judge. Sincerely concerned citizens The Mountain Hills Proper- SGA Senate, and junior stu- ley High Schools, Wayne; In Its legal action, the firm board should not was in- He was a retired teamster dent Paulette Davis of and members of local of local ties proposal calls for M6 gar- in the tracking industry, and West Essex Regional High •aid It had been given site correct. When Mr Sagotsky later civic associations, deeply con- den apartment units of one Bridgeton, SGA senator and School, North Caldwell and plan approval and a needed "There is no question in my suggested that the zoning a U.S. Army veteran of World member of the organization's cerned about this misdirected and two-bedroom capacity in War II. West Wlndsor-Plalnsboro variance by the township in mind," said Judge Lane. board would hear the matter growth and Its deteriorating 43 two-story buildings on a 45- finance committee, are co- High School, Princeton Junc- 1978 but when it applied for a "The board of adjustment in May, Judge Lane said he Surviving are his wife, Mrs. chairmen of the UN. effect on the quality of life in acre tract surrounding the Josephine Strano Ross; two tion. construction permit last Au- should hear this." The judge saw "no reason why the mat- their town, are urging resi- farm of Dr. Thomas N. Tuck- On their committee from ter could not be heard in sons, James M. Ross of Los the college are Paul Segal of dents to join with them in op- er of 267 Kings Hwy. East. Angeles and George R. Ross April," setting April 18 as the posing the apartments and to Objectors fear the complex Paramus, who will act as date for the hearing — this is of Keyport; two brothers, Ed- General Assembly president; turn out en masse for the will be an eyesore, will con- win C. Ross and Robert Ross Kennedy will seek funds the board's regular meeting (Thursday) meeting," Mr. tribute about 1,000 children to David Wilson, Neptune, Gen- night. both of Oceanslde, New York; eral Assembly parlia- Brubaker said the township schools, will three grandchildren. Judge Lane said that the He added that fliers adver- overtax police and fire ser- mentarian; Andrew Hyde of firm had gotten a "run Arrangemsnts under the di- Haddonfield, Security Council for storm damage, rails tising the appeal and terming vices and will contribute an rection of the Day Funeral around" from township offi- the "Incredible Hulk" "too intolerable increase in traffic president; Kevin Regan of cal Affairs. cials and directed that the Home, Keyport Wanamassa, Security Council TRENTON - Resolutions office of Welfare Inspector big, too ugly, too destructive to roads already hazardous "It's not to cut back on the firm will get a hearing. parliamentarian; Darlene to add money to Gov. Bren- General, a post Mr. Kennedy and too polluting" are being and overcrowded. aid, but to take care of the When it was protested that Kelly of.Middletown, Eco- dan T. Byrne's proposed 1078- has tried unsuccessfully for circulated throughout the In addition, Mr. Brubaker overbudgeting for the antici- the board may have other Police seek nomlc*and Social Council 79 budget for repair of storm years,to institute to reduce township. explained, the objectors feel pated caseload," Mr. Ken- matters scheduled for April president; and Dennis Hus- damage along the Monmouth the number of cheats on the "We hope to see some "an overwhelming sense of nedy, Monmouth County's 18, Judge Lane said: "I don't serl of Long Branch, Econom- County

NEW YORK — Ladies and gentlemen, here's the line- tary of the treasury blows his nose Heated argument go- MM choice for pitcher until spectators demanded Carter up as the American economic baseball team opens its new ing uo in the dugout as to whether the Gnome is catching season instead Has long, loping stride that (as with Ted Williams) real signals or is just jittery Experts agree he's out- some look on as class and others as laziness Has yet to PBtfcer — Jimmy Carter, crafty change-up artist from standing at hanging on to everything thrown in his direc- prove himself through a long hot season Looks terrific in Plains, Ga., whose baffling assortment of pitches is so LOUIS tion, but feel he has a distinct inability to go to his left the commercials complex that many observers are uncertain even whether SatrUUp - G William Miller, rookie replacing the Center Field — The easiest position on the team to fill he is a lefty or a righty Mixes calls for big new spending veteran Arthur Burns., who has been released on Wtivcn Since the cenler fielder traditionally is allowed lo grab all with demands that inflation be controlled His own control RUKEYSER — reportedly because his pipe smoke bothered the pitcher h can get. the job immediately was taken by George a question mark, but undoubtedly throws some of the most Miller is untested at such vital shortstop functions as cul Meany Meany promptly signed long-term contracts with confusing curves ever seen along the Potomac. ling off rising prices, but hi.s nimbleness in fielding Con- guaranteed retirement at 105. double-manning on balls hit Catcher - Stocky Tip O'Neill, leading receiver for the gressional tosses is looked on as promising off Ihe outfield walls, and time-and-a-half (or extra-inning U.S. Congress. Pitcher and catcher have tendency to argue Third Base — U.I business Usually the learns heavi games. ' heatedly about who should be calling the signals Still de standing height of its gall, displayed when it quintupled oil esl hitter, but batting well below polentiul Assigned to the Right Held - The only place left for the average bating whether Carter's 1*77 energy bill should be record prices and got away with it By all odds, the team's big- hoi comer this year because that's where Carter seems lo American Does not hit Ihe inflationary pitches as well as ed as a passed ball or a wild pitch Catcher believes pitch- gest bonus baby: last year the U.S. alone paid $45 billion want It Criticized for lack of usual confidence — and for Ihe Germans or the Swiss, and no longer runs as fast in the er gets too much bad advice from coaches who've been for oil imports But the first baseman claims that this just iibout everything else Safer and less polluted than in field as the Japanese But still performs remarkably well dipping into the amaretto and cream. Pitcher t-etorts thai wasn't nearly enough, and besides it doesn't much like the the past, but less husky Has a large family, but a small in Ihe slrelch. qualifying perennially as team's "Old Re- catcher's own pegs have been notably erratic Publicly, currency it got paid in Has an enormous mitt designed for cheering section Energy and slaying power are question liable" — especially at tax time. Usually placed, in deepest both insist they know they're really on the same team. snuffing out economic rallies. marks this year A high rate of interest from I he banks light field by other players Has all-star potential if play is First Base - OPEC. Not a classy new nickname Second Base — The Gnome of Zurich Straddles the Left FleM - Vice President Mondale Has big (an not stopped on account of rain of higher prices thought up by Charlie Finley, but the real name of the car- keystone sack as the representative of all those ready to club in nation's capital and in press, where he is looked on Manager - Are you kidding'1 Nobody's been managing tel of oil exporters Placed at first base because of the out- sell dollars every time the president hiccups or (he secre- as prime guardian of endangered left-field turf Was their this team for years Some plain English on all that money supply jargon By SYLVIA PORTER HiHiimiiiimiiitiiimmimHimiimuiiiMi arguing about the best way to define money lor centuries " ings shares you have - but only at commercial banks The ITEM: Every Thursday shortly after 4 p.m. (New York Then the Richmond Fed went on lo try, for it emphasized narrowly defined money supply has now been substantially time), financiers in private and government policymaking po- that "the concept of money lies al the core of both monetary broadened sitions in money centers all over the globe stop whatever they theory and monetary policy." MJ This is M2 (defined directly above) with the additions are doing to crowd around their ticker tapes and listen to the YOUR MONEY'S Okay, then. I'll rise to Ihe challenge, too Herewith the ac- of all mutual savings bank deposits, savings & loan associ- tickers clatter out the latest news on Ml and M2 from the cepted definitions of the various "Ms" in my simplest Ian ation shares, and credit union shares. Now the money supply Federal Reserve Bank of New York's powerful trading desk guage total is truly being broadened. These weekly reports have assumed enormous signifi- WORTH M0 That's just U.S. currency, the dollar bills (of any M4 This is M2 (look back) plus large negotiable certifi- cance throughout the world as direct clues to the monetary denomination) and coins in our possession There's lots of cur- cates of deposit. policy of the Federal Reserve System: whether the U.S. cen- rency circulating in our country today, some for completely M5. This is M3 (look back) with the addition of large •liiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiinlliliiMiiiiilli tral bank is tightening credit to fight inflation and support the legitimate reasons of business and commerce, some for "dir- negotiable certificates of deposit. aggregates from week to week was out of hand. dollar more vigorously; or whether It is easing credit to spur ty" deals where tax evasion is a goal As we argued, my eyes went around the table. The others M6 This Is M5 plus all short-term marketable US gov- the economy and reduce joblessless more vigorously; or listening to us — prominent business leaders, professors in Ml. That's the total of all U.S. currency in circulation ernment securities and savings bonds outstanding (both so whether it Is Just standing pat. fields outside economics, the like — seemed glassy-eyed. plus the demand deposits all of us — as individuals and orga- marketable or easily turned Into cash that they can be treated "Ml?" "M2?" Countless millions ol you must have heard "How many of you can define Ml or M2?" I asked. nizations — have at commercial banks from coast to coast as "money") This is also known as the "narrowly defined money supply, " of the bafflegab. How many of you honestly can define It? Not one person at the table answered. • Thai's enough of the "M's." While there are more, Ml ITEM: At a business luncheon of 10 men and women from "Ml?" "MM" What part do they play in your life and for it covers a minimum of the money supply affecting our economy and others. and M2 are the week-to-week figures most closely watched. widely varied fields recently, a Midwestern banker next to me mine? In all of 77, Ml grew al an annual rate of 7.8 percent — said he thought the growth in Ml in the past few months had ITEM: "When it comes to definitions, money is a little bit M2 That's Ml (defined above) plus all our time deposits and during the early months of 1I7H, its rate of rise has con- been far too rapid and it was contributing to the speedup In like sex appeal," said an analysis in the economic review of at commercial banks, but not including large negotiable cer- tinued far too high. Hut Federal Reserve policy is openly inflation. I answered that Mi's growth had slowed down sub- the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond some time ago. "Ev- tificates of deposit (which usually are bought and sold by geared now toward curbing the expansion. If anything, the stantially, that its weekly gyrations were getting too much at- eryone has a fairly clear intuitive idea of what it is, but defin- very big investors, Individuals and Institutions) Time deposits money supply trend should shift to slowing — not accelerating tention anyway and that the concentration on the monetary ing it in precise language Is difficult. Economists have been include any savings accounts or savings certificates or sav- — inflation Panel resolves legal fees BOSTON (AP) - Mary Doe Association in It74 Many of I iln/en decisions." Factors considered Include has just spent a year in court Ihe disputes arise from di- The board is made up of 15 the number of times the law- trying to dissolve an unhappy vorce cases, with the ex-wife attorneys and headed by Rob- yer and client met, the num- marriage, split the property challenging the legal fees ert Diana of Worcester. The ber of court appearances, the and settle custody of the chil- more often than the ex-hus- disputes themselves are money at stake In the original dren. The papers are signed band. Criminal cases, real es- heard by small, temporary case and any special ex- and it's all over. tate closings, and probate panels, each consisting of one pertise that was required. matters are other common member of Ihe board and two Then comes a fresh shock: sources of lawyer-client dis- other lawyers drawn from Pessin said most disputes her attorney, who had said agreements outside the board could be avoided if both law- his divorce fee would be |75O, yen and climU wtrt wUUng has mailed her a bill for Myron 8 Pessln. the Pessln said the hearings, hi discuss fees al the start ol $1,500 She feels she's been board's secretary, said the conducted confidentially, arc a case. overcharged, but what can panel will hear any fee dis- designed lo be as unlntimldal- she do? pute as long as both the at- ing as possible "In my opinion, the lawyer torney and the client agree to has an obligation after Ihe "There are no strict rules In the past, her choices abide by the decision Often a first Interview to tell the nl evidence," he said. "The would have been to pay the dispute can be settled quickly client how the fee Is to be cal- client is encouraged to repre- bill or complain to the law- In informal compromise If culated If the fee discussion sent himself, and the lawyer yer, maybe even sue him not. a formal hearing Is held can be reduced to writing, is not allowed lo object to Ihe Chances were Ms Doe would and a ruling is handed down then everybody knows what Is way a client phrases things " have paid, not happy about It The process usually is com- going on, and It's all up but afraid to take her own pleted within three months Pessln said a panel first front," Pessin said. lawyer to court. tries to determine whether I'essln said no statistics "Rut too many times, the But today, dissatisfied legal Ihe lawyer and client had have been kept on the board's first lime the subject of a fee clients in Massachusetts have made any kind of agreement rulings, but denied odds are comes up Is when the at- a third alternative — u ruling about fees If not, the panel in Ihe lawyer's favor. torney sends a bill after the from Ihe Legal Fee Arbi- then determines a '-'reason- case." tration Board. "In fact, some lawyers are able" fee. CLASSY KITCHEN — Gene Cohen, a kitchen de- the number one winner of the Residential Kitchen reluctant to use arbitration signer for 16 years, stands amid one of his crea- Designer competition for the past eight years. The One of the nation's first because they've heard it Will You Be Afraid of The tions in his new kitchen showroom on Newman competition is sponsored by the American Institute such panels, the Massachu- tends to favor the client," Springs Road, Shrewsbury. Mr. Cohen designs for of Kitchen Design. setts board has heard more Pessin said. "I've personally Show Art Kitchens of South Jersey and has been than 700 fee disputes since il sat In on about hearings and was set up by the state Bar disagreed with less than half Water... or the Ginnie Maes safe YOU CAN HAVE Bathing Suit? By DAVID R. SARGENT iiiiiiiimimm II minimum full faith and credit of the United Slates is pledged to Q - W«dd yM etmneat on the payment of all" amounts "A NO FINE PRINT" Glaile Mae Beads aad their which may be required to be Ue-in wttk tke gsverameit? SUCCESSFUL paid under any guaranty un- • Shop* Up New Are tkey govenmeot gwran der subsection 306 of Title III SAVINGS ACCOUNT for Summtr Fun teed? R.M. Florid* of the National Housing Act." • Mu« IS lbs. A - Ginnie Mae, the Gov- INVESTING according to the opinion of ernment National Mortgage the Assistant Attorney Gener- Make Our savers never or mor* in Association, was formed in al lose a day of MDoyi 1MB as a successor to the Ill I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI Q — I would appreciate re- interest. Because Federal National Mortgage ceiving Information on Japan every we pay from day • PtrtOMl Initruttion terest in a portfolio of these underlying mortgages are Association, to provide liquid- Fund. It Is my understanding mortgages. As interest, prin- written for 30 years, pre- of deposit to day ity to the housing industry. In that this stock is treated a a • TryUiFIH cipal and prepayments are re- payments generally reduce of withdrawal. pursuit of this duty, Ginnie mutual fund of Japanese ceived, they are passed the life of the bonds to an av- day a At our Gotit Mae buys and sells mortgages slocks. I.F. Nebraska. Make every day a issued by the VA and FHA. through by GNMA to the erage of 12% years. money day in your No Cost No OWgation The bonds you refer to ac- bondholders on a monthly The securities are guaran- A - Japan Fund is a pub- money life. Start saving tually represent a oartlal in- basis. Although most of the teed by the GNMA, but "the licly traded investment com- with us today. pany, formerly called a close- dpend fund It has been an day outstanding performer, reflec- ting the rise in the Japanese stock market during most of REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS that period. In the decade • Withdrawal from 1968-77. it was the best For Men performer, increasing net as- I / 0/ COMPOUNDED . Dtlui* FacllltlM ADO set value by 563 percent. Yet I '/4 /n DAILY End Of Quartet the shares trade on the New Fun lo your Fltnota Program York Stock Exchange at a • HvattMul Finnish Sauna substantial discount from net SERVING THE THRIFTY • Hydro Swirl Whirlpool asset value, about 30 percent. • Florida Sun Rooms This Is partly attributable to 68 YEARS WITHOUT INTERRUPTION • Swrlaa Swim a Fltntsa Pool investors' lack of knowledge • Luxurious Roman Steam For Woman about foreign stocks, and • Ruitlan Vapor Pool partly to political and eco- • Unlvwtal Ttnw Machine nomic uncertainty in that country FEDERAL SAVINGS Free —1st Visit Free Last year, 12 cents per Call Horn— No Coif — Mo Obligation share in income dividends SPA HEALTH CLUBS was distributed as well as 84 SMI ng Cantor MM cents a share in security prof- Matawan — 566-7700 NEW FAIR HAVEN SHOP — Mrs. Audrey Tessler ot Elberon, right, wel- its. This fund has distributed 94 Broad St. Eatontown OPEN DAILY to A.M. to 9 P.M Sal 10 to ( comes Mrs. Byron R. Clark of Holmdel to her new consignment shop, the substantial capital gains pay- Heritage Shop, at 810 River Road In Fair Haven. Hours are Monday ments in each of the last 10 542-0404 op*" Doi|y '•* M. Night 6-» MwrtwnMp* Good In 1000 Pr».Bg« Spit Co..l to Coatt through Saturday from 1 to 5:30 p.m. years. The Daily Register A career is jeopardized Washington, DC •y JACK ANDERSON policeman to Richmond's KslaMhhrd in 1IM - Published b> The H.d Hank Although a brilliant busi- It has often been our lot to house and introduced him as nessman. Richmond has con- expose the misdeeds of gov a friend. WASHINGTON sistently championed the ARTHUR Z KAMIN eminent officials who violate After the 16 year-old left, a President and Editor the public trust in search of transcript of the taped con- cause of the consumer. Dur- private gain Unfortunately. SCENE versation shows, Richmond ing the recent coffee "short- age." for example, the self- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor we are occasionally forced to gradually led up to an out- report on the tragic lapses of right proposition of the offi- made millionaire blasted the men and women who have cer. The congressman per- Latin American coffee cartel SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY APRIL 10 1978 served the public well A case tant to admit his trans- sistently and explicitly wooed for artificially manipulating prices in point is that of Rep. Fred gressions After agonizing (his visitor with often of an Richmond. D.-N.Y., an out- about it overnight, he author- apartment, an automobile and He hit also cemured the 'Will thai IK- all, sir?' standing legislator whose ized his attorneys to tell ui, payments of up to 1100 for big food companies for failing Bell nor his No 2 man. Ben lamentable human weakness 'This was an isolated in- weekly assignations. At to spend their profits to im- jamin Civilelti. the spokes- has now jeopardized a bud- cident resulting from being times, Richmond appeared to prove the nutritional plight of man said, was handling the ding political career under pressure for a number be verging on hysteria. impoverished Americans. Ris- case of months. He has been con- king wrath from Wall Street Eventually, the policeman No charges have been According to police docu- sulting and will continue to bigshots, Richmond also told Richmond he wanted to brought against the New ments we have seen. Rich- consult a psychiatrist as to spearheaded an investigation think about the proposal He York legislator Confidential mond has made sexual ad- how to deal effectively with into the Commodity Futures then reported to his superiors sources have told us. how- vances to young males on at the pressures He plans to Trading Commission, whose The evidence of Richmond's ever, that high-level Justice least two occasions in his continue his productive work law enforcement of regu- indiscretions was turned over Department officials have Washington home One of the as a congressman " lations had allowed con- to the US Attorney's office. considered quashing the case "teen-age" boys Richmond sumers to be cheated out of Justice Department sources if the congressman agrees to solicited, however, turned out The evidence, however, millions of dollars by unscru- confirmed that such a report resign or announce he will not to be an undercover police of- casts doubts on the congress- pulous speculators. "has been received " The run for another term. Con- ficer who secretly tape- man's contention that the epi- (irst memo on the incident, viction on a charge of solic- recorded the congressman's sode was a solitary aberra- During a recent visit to dated Feb. 6. was marked iting for lewd or immoral pur- importunings tion Documents in the pos- Cuba, Richmond and his col- session of the District of Co- "noted" by Attorney General poses is a misdemeanor that league Rick Nolan, 1) Minn Griffin Bell. After the tape Richmond's case has been lumbia police indicate that carries a maximum penalty convinced Fidel Castro to re- was transcribed, the U.S. At- brought to the attention of At- Richmond was seeking regu- of 90 days in jail and a 1250 lease some American prison- torney's office in Washington torney General Griffin Bell lar liaisons with youthful fine ers who had been jailed for as (orwarded a more detailed But the decision on whether males. The police, further- The sad case of Fred Rich- long as IS years. memorandum It too is to file charges, say Justice more, were initially put-on mond is testimony to the in- marked: "Noted, GBB." Department sources, will be Richmond's trail by a 16-year- credible strain that rigors of Richmond's colleagues on made by US Attorney Earl old male who complained that A Justice Department public life place on ordinary the Hill regard him as an ex- Silbert the congressman had sought source told us the police re- men and women. Resistance ceptionally intelligent new- comer, but one who drives The 54-year-old Brooklyn sexual relations with him. ports were going through to temptation often wilts in himself too hard, lawmaker was initially reluc The youth led an undercover "normal processes " Neither the pressure-cooker that is Coal strike reporting faulted By JIM BISHUP IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI wage. You are reading the the first contract was agreed There is a feeling in Wash- words of one who held union to by the union leaders and ington that television and the THE card number 18 in the News- the mine owners, it was re- newspaper wire services did paper Guild and was a mem- jected out of hand by the not report the coal strike hon- ber of the grievance com- members, who obliged TV estly. Both painted a dooms REPORTER mittee. No, the point Is that camera crews by lighting day portrait of the United Arnold Miller and the United matches and setting fire to the document. At this point, Mine Workers crippling i i • Him Mine Workers were dealing American Industry and shut- to debate a contract inside - from a stacked deck. the mine owners could have ting down big steel plants. the White House, as though By summer, the depleted walked out and stayed out. The networks fostered the the awesome interior would coal piles will be restored. By That was where Jimmy Car- ter came to the rescue of impression that lack of coal bring both sides to their this, time next year, under or- BISHOP would have a fearful domino knees. Failing that, the presi- dinary mining operations, miners and ordered both sides effect and, by the 90th day of dent invoked the Taft-Hartley America will be inundated strike coming. They bought to begin non-stop negotiating. the strike, a half million men Act, a court order intended to with coal. Strip mining oper- 129 days worth of coal before When it was settled, less in plants which depend on bring strikers back to work ations in the West are so far the walkout. Allegheny Pow- than 50,000 persons had been coal would be jobless. After for a "cooling off" period. ahead of expectations that in- er, which did not see the laid off because of lack of un-tlmci storm coming, managed to M days, we were told, the The court order binds local dustry barely felt the coal coal. The mine owners were import half its needs through- strike could, in effect, mine officials to send their strike. Some of the new mines forced to bribe the workers out the entire crisis. strangle the country. men back to the shafts. Tele- are non-union. Others are with a $100 bonus for each Gambaccini's appointment Both of these assumptions vision insured that Tail-Hart- tame company unions. Fortune Magazine, which man who showed up for the were far from true. By Infer- ley would not work by filming When the UMW endured the kept a fever chart on the first shift. In the original con- tract, the UMW disavowed Gov. Byrne's nomination of pertise in mass transit matters as ence, they were pro-union sto- clips of cynical officials who longest coal strike in history, strike, claims that in the worst part, 300,000 tons a wildcat strikes and agreed to Louis J. Gambaccini to be New Jer- well "as his ability to get things ries designed, perhaps, to said that they would order the it cut production by only 50 urge the mine owners to men back, but they knew the percent. At. this point, coal is week were being delivered penally those who dishonor a sey's next commissioner of the De- done quickly and efficiently." settle the strike on the min- men would pay no attention 20 percent of the nation's from non-union mines. By contract. partment of Transportation (DOT) Some legislators have raised ers' terms. Although America to what was said. energy sources. Thus the March 1, the figure was a This was stricken from the came as welcome news. questions about Mr. Gambaccini's has many coal producing The contract, as finally ap- strike stopped only 10 percent million tons a week. final contract. The president This was an excellent choice by continued association with the Port states, television, the Associ- proved, grants the average of what this nation's energy What television and the has asked Industry to shift wire services failed to re- from oil to coal for Its power. the governor, and we agree with his Authority. Besides his annual state ated Press and United Press miner a $4,000 a year increase needs. International chose to get the first year. By the end of The rest comes from oil, search Is that the United A year ago, they were paying comment that: "We have sought the salary of $49,000, Mr. Gambaccini most of their material from the third year, each man will nuclear power and hydro- Mine Workers represent an $20 a ton. Last summer, it best mass transportation expert in will receive $13,500 a year from the the most militant miners in be earning 121,000, without electric dams. Most big coal ever decreasing percentage of went to $25. When it rises the Northeast for this appointment authority under a contract which West Virginia. overtime users, such as Southern Co., miners. Conversely, the wea- again as a result of the con- and I believe we have found him in calls for his return to the authority President Carter was pres- This is not to say that min- which pours power to four ker they become the more tract, guess who's going to Lou Gambaccini." when he completes his state service. sured into calling both sides ers do not deserve a living Southeastern states, saw the strident their demands. When pay more for electricity? As rail transportation director The governor has been assured for the Port Authority of New York by the attorney general that the two and New Jersey, Mr. Gambaccini salaries will not represent a conflict has compiled an enviable record of The press takes a few lumps of interest. Had he been willing to accomplishments, which is nation- accept the state post without the au- questions. Every reporter of ally recognized. By JAMES J. KILPATRICK "'»"'«»»' « " '" believe the press provides " a thority salary, it would have meant distorted view of reality." my acquaintance has gone From a parochial standpoint, we a considerable financial loss from The American press, as This resentment is espe- through the maddening ex- are delighted with the governor's ap- CONSERVATIVE cially severe, Banks advises, perience of trying to reach a what he is earning. such diverse fellows as Rich- pointment. Mr. Gambaccini, a for- ard Nixon and Bert Lance among businessmen engaged business executive, close to mer resident of Lincroft, commuted In getting the authority to will tell you. is famed for VIEW in producing consumer goods deadline, only to get the royal These executives "see them- run-around from the PR boys. . by railroad to and from his Port Au- "loan" Mr. Gambaccini to the state, dishing it out. We are not so widely acclaimed for taking i> i mil >••• nil selves as victims of a media Down in Florida last year, thority job^or several years. He got the governor scored what we think is it. But when a few hard biased, unfair, unbalanced, or epidemic more virulent than one of the county medical so- to know, at a most personal level, a definite "plus" for New Jersey. lumps come our way, we all of the above. botulism." The bad consumer cieties voted to discipline any what shore area commuters have It's been our feeling that the Port ought in good conscience to Banks is an old pro who news gets prominent cov- member doctor who spoke to KILPATRICK a working reporter. Who's had to put up with in the matter of Authority should become more in- acknowledge the thumping served in the Time-Fortune erage; the good consumer and venture some modest news rarely Is reported at all. sore at whom? late trains, filthy railroad cars and volved in mass transportation than it factory for nearly 25 years one million automobiles per- reply before he crossed the street Dr. Halberstam, a leading form satisfactorily; it is news unsafe railroad tracks. already is, and the ties Mr. Gambac- The situation improves. At In the current issue of the to academia in 1973. He's now cardiologist here in Washing- when 10 thousand are re- the highest levels of journal- Among those who expressed cini will have with the authority and Atlantic. Louis Banks gives an adjunct professor of man- ton, Is also a professor of called It is not news when ism, increasingly we see pleasure at the Gambaccini nomi- the state may serve to bring about a the press what-for. In the agement at the Massachu- medicine and a prolific writer Kodak names a vice presi- courts covered by reporters nation is Rep. James J. Howard, D- new start in that direction. Feb. 15 issue of Modern Medi- setts Institute of Technology. in the medical field. His Feb- dent; it ,ls news when Kodak who are law school gradu- cine, Dr. Michael 1 Halbers- His concern goes chiefly to ruary piece In Modern Medi- gets hit with an anti-trust N.J. He was lavish in his praise of Mr. Gambaccini's nomination ates. Many business editors tam lashes about with his the coverage of business cine is an admirable example judgment. It is not news are trained in economics. the nominee, echoing the governor's merits prompt confirmation by the cane They make substan- news. He relays his observa- of polemical writing at its when a surgeon performs a Food editors have degrees in description of Mr. Gambaccini's ex- Senate. tially the same charge, that tion that many business lead- very best. He takes the hide thousand successful oper- nutrition. We have science once the press gets beyond ers distrust reporters, dislike right off. First he skins Mike ations; it is news when he writers capable of holding routine reporting, much of the emphasis op "antlbusi- Wallace and Dan Rather of leaves a saw inside. And so their own In any laboratory. IFFs gift to the YMCA our coverage is ignorant. ness" pronouncements, and 60 Minutes; then he flays the on. Yes, we ought to cover And so on. This trend toward print media generally; finally more of the "triumphs and specialization will grow stead- International Flavors and Fra- Maple Avenue, Red Bank. With the he returns to the television advances," and in point ol ily stronger. that "almost always trivial- fact much coverage is indeed But we never will wholly grances (IFF) of Union Beach has $25,000 received from IFF. the fund izes what it covers." It is no devoted to the good things. satisfy our critics, and we shown that it is, indeed, a corporate reached a total of $560,000. more realistic, he'says, to ex- But news is news. ought never to try. So long as The money will be used to pro- pect the press to be fair in its good neighbor. That became particu- The press could do a better the press maintains an essen- reporting than to expect a larly evident when the company do- vide the Y "life enriching" and "life job if executives and scien- tially adversary relationship rattlesnake to be "fair" in its nated $25,000 to the Community extending" facilities. These include tists would climb down from to the whole blessed world — striking. YMCA for its capital campaign. the addition of a gymnasium, a run- their high horses and respond, them against us - a healthy on the level, to reporters' tension will survive. Dr. Ira I). Hill of Locust, vice ning track, a weight lifting area and Dr. Halberstam is con- a cardiovascular unit with testing vinced that much medical re- president and director of research porting is flatly "biased." He and development for IFF, and Karl equipment to monitor each user's denounces the press for cov- Gordinier Jr. of Rumson, IFF direc- physical fitness. ering the harmful side effects Today in history tor of employee relations, presented The IFF donation represents an of certain drugs without giv- By Tie Associated Press surface after making a deep ing coverage to "the triumphs a check for that sum to a most ap- important contribution from in- dive in the North Atlantic. and advances." All this adds On this dale in 1790. Con- preciative Y president, Chester Apy. dustry to an important community The 129 crewmen were listed up to a performance by the gress passed the nation's first as dead. project. We trust it will inspire oth- The Y has entered the final press that is astoundingly patent law. In 1972, the United States phase of its campaign to raise er businesses and industries in the bad. inaccurate and vindic- In 1606. Sir Walter Raleigh and the Soviet Union signed a $800,000 to expand its facilities on county to be equally generous. tive. "It Is the manhandling sold his interest in the colony treaty banning biological war- of our profession." he says, at Jamestown, Va. fare. "that properly enrages us." In 1932. Paul von Hinden- Ten years ago: The death Well. There Is some small burg defeated Adolf Hitler in ' loll was put at five in rioting Mater Dei's history project measure of truth In this far- a run-off election for the Ger- by blacks In Kansas City. rago of accusations, but two man presidency. The Jerseymen Club of Mater was selected as one of the man- Five years ago: The United or three points may be made In 1945. the Nazi concentra- States began an airlift of fuel made wonders. Dei High School, New Monmouth, in reply. First, businessmen tion camp at Buchenwald, into Cambodia's capital. sponsored an unusual contest in and doctors alike suffer from Germany, was liberated by Phnom Penh, after supplies which 20,000 Jerseymen students This was quite an undertaking a fundamental misunder- American soldiers. were cut off by a Communist standing of the nature of throughout the state were asked to by the Mater Dei students, and we In 19(1, the former Nazi, siege. news. Second, much of the Adolf Eichmann, was put on One year ago: France lent name seven man-made Wonders of commend them for an exceptional picture they complain about trial as a war criminal in an a fleet of military transport New Jersey and seven of its natural program. The project was proof that Is of their own making. Third, Israeli court in Jerusalem. planes to Morocco to carry the situation is steadily im- Wonders. a great many of our young people *We rub iheae stick* together "til we strike a In 19(3. it was disclosed troops to Zaire to support the proving. And, wonder of wonders, the have pride in their state and its rich Miwrk. . .We keep rubbing these slieks together. that the U.S. atomic subma- government against hostile Twin Lights of Navesink Lighthouse history. . We lake these stiek* . . .' It Is not news, alas, when rine. Thresher, had failed to forces. SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY APRIL io. 1978 The DaaVy Regioler 7 fBorn Yesterday' can pass for a television sitcom By MAKYBKTH ALLEN Gary Stem. many honest people in it " Rubenfeld Ms Schuman i expressions The show, though, is set in — And Paul Verrall, a re- ABERDEEN - "Born Yes- and dialect are a delight and the capital in 1»M. Harry and porter hired by Harry to play terday" is very mucti a play she manages to believably Billie - along with members Professor Henry Hlggins to of today. evolve, Eliza Dooutlle style, of the former's entourage — BUlie in an effort to make her Its "main man," Harry from dumb chorus girl to arc in town to pull off some fit In with the higher social Brock, has a personality akin semi-literate lady Mr Stern dubious financial dealings strata in which they find to "All In The Family's" Ar- improves in the role as the Harry, you see, deals in junk themselves. It's a weighty chie Bunker, the ignoramus play progresses - and the — aqd, in his own inimitable role and, in it, Carl Price who thinks he's wise more bumbling he makes his fashion, has become a mil- does a commendable job And the love of his life, Bil- antics, the better he is. Au- lionaire. He suffers, though, Also appearing in the show, lie Dawn, is about as in- dience laughter serves a from a shortage of class and produced by Steve Schuman, tellectual as Archie's Edith. motivating factor, encour- it is his style to bully and but arc Terri Parts, BUI Frankel. In a way, though the Oar aging him to "ham it up," so whomever and whatever he Lois Schulman, Marc Schul- son Kanin play is even more that by Act III, emotional wants. man, and Bill Frankel. progressive than the TV sit- sparks are really flying. Among his "purchases" Dick Schulman, director, com . . . because Harry and Much of "Born Yes- are: sets a pace which Is generally Billie have yet to tie the ma- terday's" appeal lies in its brisk but lags slightly during rital knot. witty dialogue — and some of - Eddie, a "yes man" por- the second act, which Is the Cast in those roles for the Mr. Kanln's lines are funnier trayed with comic flair by weakest Beth Atun Players' produc- now than the day they were Herb Pfeffer tion, which opened this week- written As a "for instance," - Sen. Norval Hedges, Although not the world's end and will be repeated at there's plenty of audience re- played with proper pomp by most lively play, "Bom Yes- SILENT CARD GAME - Gary Stern and Anne the Garson Kanin play being staged by the Beth 8 SO p.m. Saturday and 7:30 action when a character Lou VernareUi terday" does have a lot going Schumon participate In a wordless battle ot wits as Ahm Players at Temple Beth Ahm, Aberdeen. p.m. Sunday at Temple Beth notes. "The trouble with - Ed Devery, an adviser lor it and provides a pleasant they play gin In a scene from "Born Yesterday," Ahm, are Anne Schuman and Washington is there are too believably portrayed by Irwln evening. Mardee Reed-Ulmer performance impressive

•y DAVID GRAULICH C.P.E. Bach's Hamburger So- for Flute and Piano by Frank rary works, which, while pro- soloist's spirit in tackling fluency with that style also. companist on piano. RED BANK - Mardee nata In G Major. Bach works Martin vocative and interesting, such a demanding program, Mrs. Reed-Ulmer Is a Red Mrs Reed-Ulmer has a Reed-Ulmer, a prominent have a magical ability to re- Yet the program as a whole create a somber and unduly one would like to hear her Bank native who holds a mu- coolness and composure on flutist In the county, will be veal new dimensions when is weighted too heavily to- heavy atmosphere one after play more pieces in a lighter sic degree from East Carolina stage which enhances her mu- making her New York debut played by different in- wards the moody contempo- another. While applauding the vein and demonstrate her University She's performed sic With pianist Samuel this week at Carnegie Recital struments or ensembles locally with the Garden State Mammel of Holmdel per- Hall. She gave a preview per whether it be harpiscord, so- Philharmonic Orchestra, the forming at Carnegie Recital formance of her New York lor guitar, or brass quartet. International Concert Series Hall earlier this year, it's al- program at an impressive re- Mrs. Reed-Ulmer gave a' lithe at the United Methodiat ready been a banner season cital yesterday afternoon at and fluent performance of the Church, and at Brookdalr for local classical music tal- the United Methodist Church. work, with tactful and precise Community College. She cur- ent. The Tinton Falls resident, handling of the intricate scale rently studies with Marie Bird who win be at Carnegie Hall passages. Garritson. who also serves as on Wednesday, April 12, has She then moved into a vari- a graceful and empathetlc ac- chosen a difficult program ety of modern works, with the filled with twentieth-century highlight being Three Pieces ATLANTIC HIGHLAND^ selections. She displayed an for Unaccompanied Flute by unfailing sweetness and deli- Robert Mols. The flutist was ONEMA 2*1-0141*1.50 cacy of tone and a mastery of adept at switching moods In (VUHHw! AT 7:30 AND ftM ACADEMY AWARD WINNER the instrument. the three sections, Awak- _ BEST ACIOB A. The program began with CINEMA ening, Melancholy, and RICHARD DREYKUSS W WAN I Flight. Particularly impres- nun IOUIE 34 HUTAWAN V&VMiat IV. Y, sive was her sense of time 583-3600\__J and rhythmic control In a Say to a Naked Lady" At the piece written free-style with an almost improvisational ^ SOX OFFICE OPENS I:N nit IT'S OUR feeling tJthaafcrci movies This was followed by So- nata "Undine" by Carl Rel- • STRHTHIVTORE TWIN • 7th necke, Sonata for Flute and ! STRATHMORE Piano by Robert Muczynski, J SHOPPING CENTER J MIDDLETOWN Hot Win Gabriel Faure's Fantasie for • HIGHWAY 34-MATAWAN • ANNIVERSARY ITY II - TIM Otlwr SW« or Flute and Piano, and Ballade MARDEE REED-ULMER I 583-4141 5 *awn'*1" Tr ^ AND YOU 'GET L,ii=S3STR:i!!,:S:,;S NULaTT t - Amorlcon Het Won (PGI MO. THE PRESENT »I - PeM'l Dreaon |GI 7,1:3a Television Today kPRAIGHTl > II - Tho Arrajtoraam Kill IRI TWLF DAYTIME MOVIES (It FRENCH CHEF consequences that very nearly 12:30 10:00 Tornnoa and Pales' Palo da break up their friendahip. 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Cat d'oeuvre or a main course detectives Is determined Io end • MOVIE the violent rampage of a ao- victim of a bombing 'Saddle Leaion' iNCOUNTGf h THE STING 2 for 1 Special 7:30 callad 'revolutionary army' and Hi) MOVIE ^VSTERY) 1 _ 4:30 (I) MUPPETSSHOW at the same time contend with "An Inspector CaBa' IBM C^TI^THIROKtVPIfjS.HIft MOVIE 'Guest: Tereae Brewer the politically motivated ataff of Alaalalr San, Arthur Young A jiiiiiiljiiimiiJitv O CIHIMA I - Hlfh Aniltty She Lives' (X) THE SEX TEST the very ambitious police com- Brltiah family learns a gM'e Dr. Frank Field is host of this missioner (2 hrs) family la reeponalbla for her 1 FREE special dosignod to dispel (T) MOVIE -(COMEDY) death (90 male.) some ol the myths and miscon- "Ouackeer Fortune Hee A 11:17 CD CD CD CT) M) NEWS ceptions people have about Cousin In the Bronn" 1970 (?) MOVK -(DRAMA) — TltO OttMT SWt FURY ADMISSION Gene Wilder. Margol Kiddoi An "Marylane" 1961 Fabian, II IPGI JJO. 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SheinwolcPs bridge advice North dealer North-South vulnerable Dooneubury By Alfred Sheinwold West has a singleton spade. DAILY QUESTION NORTH 6000 EVENING. HXtCS, KnKut emsmw, it>JUST When an opponent goes out Partner opens with three • 10 7 5 3 AND wucone wine LIKBTOSAfJHATVeseAU/lltpS of his way to lose his contract If the missing spades are di-clubs, and the next player StCOND ANNW HUMAN WOUOfTKIOSSBtS IFNOTKX. don't snicker at him. If it vided 2-2, South loses only two passes. You hold: • Q 8 6 4 2 OKQ mm Aome BANQUET! t&OnS fWISM) US Bf HUMAN weren't for foolish opponents trump tricks no matter how hev?AKJO753*K5.Whatdo • AQJ4 the rest of us wouldn t look so plays the suit. If West has A-you say? smart. K-J of spades, South must WEST EAST ANSWER: Pass. Your part- • A surely lose three tricks. ner should have considerably • KJ9 East look the ace of dia- less than the value of an open- monds and returned a diamond. If West has the singleton ace 0 J1098 OA642 ing bid, and the play for game • 9762 Declarer led a trump from or king, South must play low. should be either minimal or • 10 8 3 dummy, and Bast played the Only if West has the singleton non-existent. If your partner SOUTH nine. jack should South put up themakes shutout bids with good • Q8642 Now South could play any of queen. The odds are therefore hands, as some players do, bid 2 to 1 in favor of playing low. his five spades, but he actually 3 NT with this hand 0753 played the queen-the only If South picked a spade by ('A POCKET GUIDE TO • K5 •no card that could cost him his chance, the odds were \ to 1 contract. West took the ace, that he would pick a low spade. BRIDGE' written by Alfred North Eut South West Tagar and East later got two more He had to go out of his way to Sheinwold is available. Get !• Pass 14> Pass spade tricks. Down one. play the queen—but that's the your copy by sending $100 to 2 4> Pass 4 • All Pass way most bridge players are. The Red Bank Register, P.O. WHEN IT MATTERS And isn't that nice for the rest Box 1111, Los Angeles, CaUf. 90053.) South's play matters only if of us! Opening lead - 0 J

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— f Is there fitting justice': By PHYLLIS FELDKAMP perquisites as a suit with a MOO price tag Let a woman pay CirfsUii ScteMf Maaliar three limes that much, it still won't include any nips, tucks, or hem lenghtenuigs. compliments of the house NEW YORK - When a man buys a suit and the pants are too long, the waistline's too loose, and the sleeves could do "Even if a garment were a (7.000 Galanos gown, we with some shortening, the salesman calls in the tailor Armed would always charge for alterations," says Adrienne Adrian, with pin cushion, marking chalk and tape, said tailor takes manager of the Jenkintown, Pa , Bonwit Teller branch "As it the measure of our male customer is, we take a loss We never make a profit on alterations Somebody gets charged—either the customer or the depart- If no major changes are involved, then a few days later ment—unless there is a known defect and the customer insists our customer picks up his suit — properly adjusted There is she wants the garment anyway Then the manufacturer ab- no additional cost whatsoever. sorbs the alteration fee " Let a woman buy a dress that needs a bit of letting ou There are imponderables in fitting women's clothes not here, a little taking up there, and what happens' We know the encountered in menswear, Hoy Witlin. executive vicepresi answer She's in for (10 to 125 worth of alteration dent of Philadelphia's Nan Duskin, points out charges — possibly more He takes the hypothetical (albeit extreme) case of the Is this fitting? Fair and square1* Or is it another case of (2.500 Zamlra Rhodes ball dress with the sweeping skirt that downright injustice, another inequity in the life of a ffinals'' is too long for a size 10 woman who is less than average Some department and women's specialty store executives height The ruffled hem drags on the floor There are two un- will allow (in private) that women ought to be afforded equal derskirts alterations rights with men "Kasily you have 30 yards of hem—three full circle Curiously enough, in actual practice a woman sometimes skirls," says Mr Witlin "You must remove the ruffle, short- is If she restricts her purchases to stores that are primarily en all three skirts, hem them, and put the ruffle back on—all for men but incidentally sell women's clothes, too, she won't handwork on silk chiffon. 25 to J5 hours of labor The hem- pay a cent for simple alterations ming alone could run you (175 or 1200 which doesn't begin to At places like Brooks Brothers a woman is just like a man cover the cost " when it comes to alteration charges Kven the minimum (7 to (10 charge at most department Elsewhere, the lady is out of luck Big retail stores and stores for a simple change (such as shortening an unlined tai- smaller shops that cater to women do not cater to them when lored skirt) "can never be passed on to customers," Mr WH it comes to free alterations Retailers fall back on longstand- Im claims FOR MEN: Are free fittings fair? ing tradition as a defense FOR WOMEN: Another Inequality? The day when the store's seamstress was brought into the if you want to eliminate customer cost of alterations," fitting room to make adjustments on madam's frock without he Ityt, "you'll be forcing the women's retailer to do what safe assumption that their labor costs are figured in overhead adding anything to madam's bill is the day no retailer cares the men's retailer does build the alteration charges into the expenses. to recall, if thai day ever was markup" "Alterations are part of operating the men's clothing busi- Women's liberationists could say there is room here for Asked whether alteration costs are actually hidden in (he ness," says Mel Pastiloff of Philadelphia's Dimensions, a Lifi affirmative action price a man pays for a suit, jacket, or coat, a spokesman at men's shop where Ralph Lauren's Polo for women is stocked The only time a man is billed for routine alterations is Brooks Brothers New York headquarters replied "Nobody along with the designers line for men SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY. APRIL to. 1978 9 when merchandise has been marked down. Unless it is on gets anything free in this world " "It's not that great an expense for us and we feel it al- sale, his purchase of a $75 suit carries the same alteration Tailors are on the premises of all men's shops and it Is a most wouldn't be fair if we didn't do alterations without charge for women—including shortening a skirt ..." Although Brooks Brothers will take in a waist and shorten women's slacks, shorten jacket sleeves, take in a skirt waist, Mrs. America determined to slim and winand shorten the sleeves of shirts as well as coats, women are billed for the shortening of a skirt (about (8) or a coat (III 50) By EMILY WILKENS What Ruth Johnson wants next is an acting career It's a which a spokesman for the store says Is some 13 less than a Wishing won't make it so — but wanting something decision she made at 40. and it's beginning to happen She's dressmaker would ask. enough to work for it will. In a nutshell that's the credo of studied acting and dancing (tap is her favorite) and has had If, however, structural changes are required (resetting Ruth Johnson of Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. America of 1977. At NEW YOU several stage parts shoulders or adjusting side seams, for instance),whether you 47, she was the oldest contestant — the average age was 32 — It's full speed ahead for an acting career beginning Satur- are male or female, you will pay extra. to nuke the finals held a year ago in Las Vegas. She's been day night, April 15, when Ituth helps crown Mrs America 197H married to the same man for 30 years, has three daughters ertia rules me physically. 1 don't enjoy exercising but I know in Pageant finals that will be telecast from the I.as Vegas Mil- Consciousness raising on the his vs. her alterations issue and one granddaughter. Now 48, Ruth looks 10 years younger I must do it, so I do," she said. "I've worked out a yoga-iso- ton to millions of homes across the U.S. Her successor, like might be much ado about nothing, according to one observer than her age. metric routine that takes four minutes. I do it faithfully two Ruth, will have to be all that is attractive, hard working, in of the women's fashion scene. She wasn't surprised when she won because, Ruth admits, times a day — morning and night." volved, resourceful, reliable, confident and supportive in "Women's styles are moving away from tailoring and be- "I did everything 1 possibly could to win." Ruth's determination impressed me She is so attractive American women. But Ruth will be a hard act to follow HW.'i coming more voluminous and softer and looser by the min- Everything included a diet, started when she entered the because she has majored in self Improvement She does her EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but cannot under ute," she says. "They are now being made in one size only, or pageant own hair, and has even learned how to "mend" her finger take to answer each one She will use questions of general In Just small, medium, and large, with no concern over con- "I was my heaviest then," she told me. "I weighed 144 nails with the skill of a professional terest in her column Address your letters to Kmily Wilkens, ventional sizing and zero concern for fit. When the Big Look is pounds." "I can't sit around in salons and have things done to me care of this newspaper. the big look, who's to get Into a hassle over alterations?" She got down to 125 for the finals on a restricted calorie- because I don't have the time," she said, "so I've learned counted diet. how to do it myself " Bloodmobile visit "I ate some of everything every day," she said, "but Just WRINKLE REMOVER LOTION set for April 18 a small portion. It took me seven weeks to lose It pounds — Always experimenting, she's fast to try new products and but those seven weeks of strict dieting stretched out to over has had great luck with mail-order products. "One of my SHREWSBURY - In order three months." great discoveries is a temporary wrinkle-remover lotion that to maintain supplies of blood really works for eight hours," she confided "I found it in a for Northern New Jersey hos- SHE'S NOT TOO THIN pitals, New Jersey Blood Ser Elaine Fbwers- mail-order catalog and it's great ." Ruth, who is a model, is a trifle heavier than your aver- vices has scheduled a blood age W cover girl. "But at my age I can't be too thin," she Even sleeplessness doesn't bother this beauty In fact, she mobile visit for Tuesday, said "That's OK for a teenager but when you're over 40 you welcomes it on occasion. April 18, at the headquarters A friendly get-together need a little roundness." "If 1 can't sleep, I think out in detail what 1 want to of the county Red Crow chap- a little roundness." achieve," she said. "When you take the time to plan things ter at 830 Broad St.. from 2 to Even as you and 1, she takes a dim view of exercise. "In- out, you can make them happen " 7 p.m. Daffodil Society slates showj PRINCETON - The Fifth the arrangement classes. had 500 entries last year, I'm/ A. Quaglin, Annual New Jersey Daffodil A silver tray donated by the making it one of the largest R.P. Society Show will be Princeton Sayings and Loan in the East. Thursday, April 20 from 1 It 8 Association for the Best in Interested exhibitors may p.m. at the Unitarian Chiurh, Show is a new award this obtain a schedule and entry SNEEZE, SCRATCH Route 206 and Cherry Hill year. In addition, 12 Ameri- cards from Mrs. Fenn Staf- SNIFFLE, COUGH Road. The show Is approved can Daffodil Society ribbons ford, 338 The Great Road, by the American Daffodil So- will be awarded. The show here. Advance registration is Y« air, ii's In the afr. Thai lime of year M> ciety and is free and open to required for artistic entries drcadtd by IO miny allergy sufferers b once again the public GENERAL MEETING and may be made with Mrs. htrc. Bui. lake heart friends, il'i nol nearly io bid Any amateur grower Is eli- MATAWAN - Parents Orville A Petty 2nd, Bedens as It once was. Not too many yean *|o, theft was gible to exhibit in any of the Without Partners, Bayshore Brook Road, Skillman nothing Io do bul suffer miserably Ihroujh the 17 classes which include Chapter, will have a general season. Now • physician wko has carefully analyzed single blooms, collections and meeting Tuesday night in Don Garden clubs sponsoring • specific alleriy problem can usually prescribe • special arrangement classes. Quixote Inn, Route 34. There the show include Stony Brook helpful medication Io control the uncomfortable Entries win be accepted from will be an orientation session Garden Club, Garden Club of symptoms. 7 to ( p.m. Wednesday, April for new members. Princeton, Hopewell Valley 19 and from 8:30 to 10 a.m. on Garden Club, Contemporary Enjoy springtime more this year. Consult your GENERAL ASSEMBLY the morning of the show. Garden Club, Lawrenceville physician and Ihen closely try Io follow the advice. WASHINGTON, D. C - Flowers for exhibit must have Garden Club, Rumson Garden he fl*es you. The 57th General Assembly of been grown In the open and Club and Trenton Garden "VOtTOJS YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE CS Daughters of the American be a named variety except in Club. when you need a delivery. We will deliver Colonists will take place here promptly without extra charie A treat many TMsday and Wednesday in pruplr rely on us for their health needs. We PTA BENEFIT welcome requests lor delivery service and charie the Mayflower Hotel. HOLMDEL - The Indian accounts, Hill School PTA will have a MOD HnaWTOi K* mum oiiomT mwen FLOWERS IN BASKETS dinner-fashion show in TINTON.FALLS - Swim- Squires Pub, West Long Shrewsbury Pharmacy ming River Garden Club will Branch, Thursday, April 13 at THE SHREl SBI RV SHOPS ' meet Wednesday night in the MOAD9T. 7II-M7I SIIRKWSBl RV 7 p.m. Leslie Rotolo is chair- PtE9C*IPnON CHEMISTS FREE DELIVEIV Tinton Falls School. Florence' man of reservations, which Moss of Floral Boutique in are due now. Fashions will be that gets results! the Bavarian Village com- by Enrico-Crista, Allenhurst plex, Red Bank, will demon- Can a injure salon be a friendly, ful instructors Nifty Active-Exercise strate "Arranging Flowers in fun to go to kind of place7 And ililJ machines Baskets," using fresh, as well help you net the results you want? We'd like 'o tell you how well as dried and silk flowers. Definitely .Just ask any Llaine Powers the Elaine Powers program of exer- DOUBLE PROGRAM member' cise and sensible eating has already RED BANK - Mrs. Lee Or betttr yet, come and see lor worked for thousands of women And Fortgang will host a meeting show you that fun and new friends of XI Beta Alpha chapter of yourself Wed liive. to give you a free Beta Sigma Phi sorority salon tour are only two of the fringe benefits Wednesday at 8:IS p.m. A Because1 we know you have to You'll get a warm welcome and program on Sarah Bernhardt see it to beliew it's possible. Mappy. answers to all your questions And, if will be given by Mrs. Natalie enthusiastic members with personal you decide to join, an easyto-follow Tomaszewlcz and Mrs. Ruth Kugelman A program on success stories to tell Friendly, help program at an easy toswallow price. Rachel Carson will be by Mrs. Jacque Schweppe and Mrs. Sandy Hotomon. oyt and Girl Full Unlimited 6 to 13 mart 3 13-week • START LOSING SPRING SEASON Salon ApnlB to June 10 (10 weeks) New Member WEIGHT TODAY Enter any Saturday Use nahariM avt •) USMg MgM is Program UM MM Ert> Stwgti WH 5 sessions - $40.00 St w* gtw v «• *« Activities tor Boy and triri a>* It aaMMs MM Matt Mug wmf» GMa -plus swimming Bspi «* »w awing Inr labM Call for your free salon tour! vail sal ws-hrn tori and nons tat Transportation provided broocft w«ti gnM Cultured mo hmd-up now Msad of ntra 222-8464 am* n *» parHel comf* 'El»n« Powwl F^ix* S4ont 19/S nMrt to tm tare* aM Com* MfMasyMMkmlKPIan 870-1617 w oureompHf marton. CMca* arm «etem* tn HrB •MO Matfcg UBI tfi ana* you » 345 2nd Av«. 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Ripa-Naclerio Dear AM: 8* Happy Willy Dear Life It sure is. honey to produce champions. RED BANK - In St James Brook Country Club, Nep- lUaki ke kas sraetalng griag' Obviously your husband is To achieve great success in Roman Catholic Church here tune will kit wife brraiif It comfortable with his "pecu- any field requires a com- yesterday, Miss Nancy Jane Attending the bride were ticked am w*rta •( tei-d*l ANN LANDERS liarity" and you are not The bination of natural ability, Nacleno, daughter of Mr and Jeanme Musone. maid of hon- lar bills la her bra ever tke one who needs the help should discipline, dedication, deter- Mrs Harold Nacleho, 7 Can- or, Judy Nacleno, Barbara last I! years! Acrtrdlig tt get it mination, inspiration — and a •igkts diriag Ike year aid is la favor of paying for set terbury Lane, Tinton Falls, Rips, Nancy Maltals, Carole ny flgarei Ikat breaks d*wn Dear Ann Landers: I'm a lot of perspiration buy klnuetf a packet eaka- Inside marriage as well as for became the bride of Ben- DeKinis, Carol Nacleno, Beth 1* "taeeeii" »aee every !i high school student who needs lalir. tke koise, food, clotklag. jamin George Ripa. son of Hipa and Grace Festa days. If Ike guy Is urinal kt to know a fe» things about Sibtractlag tke kowymoon wigs, doctor bills, cars, vaca- Norwegian Mr ad Mrs Louis C, Ripa of Michael Lockwood was best IMSI kavt been getting "fa people and how the) gel lo Warren van" fr»m earing frteida tr years (ke says six) (ran tke lion. He, etc. Say II isn't so! where they are. (an >ou tell - man. Ushers were Hal Nad- 23 Ikey've keei married - Already Priced Out Of Tke smorgasbord The Rev Edmund HIT paytig mwe elsewkere. I'm me what makes one person so erio, Brian Ripa, Bill Maltais, leaves 17. Now divide Ike Market nauer celebrated the nuptial •• matkemetlelii, kit I'm much better than the other Mike Lockwood, Thomas U.m ske kept by (II aid von Dear Al: Relax: I did not is April 22 m Mass, which was followed by Naclerio, Mike DeFinis and lalriy wise li Ike ways *f tke when II comes to wrestling — BELFORD - The Sons of come ip with IN. DIvMe Ml say I liked the idea — in fact. Mre. Beajaaria Rip* a reception in Jumping world - Wsrld Traveler or music or math or basket- Gene Festa by 17 aid you will (lid tke I think it's a bummer Norway Lodge of Keansbirg Nee Nancy Nacleho Based li Sacrament* ball? Is practice the answer plans its annual Norweg an Mrs Ripa was graduated lovlig wife sold ker favors Dear Ann: Oir 15 year-old Dear Sac: Here's another or do you haw to be born Smorgasbord Saturday. April from Red Bank Catholic High oace every N days. TMs Is a daigkler received a fir cape - but this time I'm the one with talent" Sign me - Igno- 22. in the Independent fire- School and Brookdale Com- marriage? - Not By My Iran ker 11-year-old Bielak-Pruchnik who gets it in the neck rant house, Rt. 36. at 7 p.m. munity College, Lincroft, and Standards boyfriend for Valentine's is employed as a waitress at Dear Friend We are ALL Music for dancing will be Dearest Aiale: Why didn't Dear Aaa: Wkal an rnnaz Day. I don't know a great Lincroft Inn. you ise a little foresight be ignorant — only on different furnished by Joann Akeson iag (aid dumb) arrangement deal abonl fir but I'm afraid subjects As for your ques- Mr Ripa is an alumnus of fore ysa risked laU print and her orchestra. The Noreg Wally kas worted oat wltk Us it's milk. Wken my husband tion: Certain talents can be Oratory Preparatory School, witk Ikal gotfy letter from saw It screamed, "No daugh- Folk Dancers will perform wile. So ke gets "tacky" U inherited — such as a beau- authentic Norwegian dances. Summit, Mount St. Mary's "Happy Wally"? Do you kave limes a year. Big deal. Wkal ter of mine Is going to look tiful voice or musical ability Ira Nelsen of Atlantic High- College, Emmitsburg, Md aay idea kow maiy breakfast happens Ike other J5I algkts? like a kept woman. Give tke — but even the gifted ones lands is chairman of the af- and attended New Jersey In- plates that letter showed ip A neater arraagemeit would Iking back." must work at developing their fair Tickets may be obtained stitute of Technology, New- oa? be for ker to keep tke tM If Oar daughter Is upstairs talents from Jerry Rosholt of Marl- ark He is a construction offi- One Iking li sire — far a ske Is NOT Interested la kis this very minute crying ker All men (and women) are boro. cial for Washington Town- giy who says ke majored la ckeap proposition. If ske Is eyes ral. Ske loves tke cape ship ecoaomlcs, kis Mgirlig Is not created equal Some are aid It's wortfc it, ske could re- and says ker boyfriend saved DINNER MEETING Mr and Mrs. Ripa will lousy Maybe ke skMM ask born with physical character- turn Ike III at breakfast with Us own money lo bny It for WANAMASSA - Monmouth make their home In Matawan Ms wife to do II for love a (ew istics, such as size, that equip an appropriate bonus thrown ker aid Ikal dad Is being un- them for certain sports — for Legal Secretaries Association la. Thai's more like II. — For fair. Wkat are your views? example, the superb juckey. will have a dinner meeting Playing Fair In Falrplay, Tkey've gone logetker the star basketball player, the Thursday in Christie's. New Santonello-Agnes Maryland (steady) for three months. - terrific football player But officers will be elected, to be Mamma In Tke Middle COLTS NECK - Miss and ring bearer Dear Annabel].- I'm writ- even these gifts aren't enough installed in May. Dear Mid: A 15-year-old MR. AND MRS. DONALD BIELAK Mona Theresa Agnes and Richard Browne was best ing about Ike gny wko licked Brian Patrick Santonello man. Ushers were Michael a III bill Inly Us wife's bra needs a mink cape like she KEANSBURG - Miss Joan Theresa Pruchnik and Donald were married April 8 in St. Agnes and Robert Peterson when ke was bol to trot and, needs a third row of teeth. S. Blelak were married April I in St. Ann Roman Catholic She must have found this kid Mary's Roman Catholic Mrs. Santonello was gradu- over a period of 22 years, ke Church. The Rev. Gregory Vaughan officiated at the ceremo- with a geiger counter. Insist Church. Officiating was Dea- ated from St. Gertrude High figured over H.3M la tens we- ny, which was followed by a reception in Town 4 Country Inn that she return the fur piece. con Ralph Imholte. There School, Richmond, Va. and ren't retimed. Wken kis wife here. NOW. was a reception in Jumping received a BA degree In his- kid a keadacke ske gave The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J Pruchnik, re- Brook Country Club, Neptune tory from Rosemont (Pa.) back Us original III plus $5 of Dear Ann Landers: I have side In Ocala, Fla The bridegroom, who is a Keyport resi- her own. Parents of the couple are College been married for 13 years lo dent, Is the son of the late Stanley A. Biclak and the late Mrs .Here's Ike way 1 see It — a Iransvesllle and It's nol all Nancy Paige Blelak Mr and Mrs. Jeremiah Vin- Mi Santonello, a graduate cent Agnes. 28 N Point Drive, W.JM divided by $11 equals peaches and cream. I under- Miss JoAnn Ferenzl and Paul Lltwlncy.uk were the of Oratory Preparatory and Mr. and Mrs. Carmen School, Summit, was awarded IN. Twenty-two years equals stand his problem and accept couple's honor attendants. Also in the wedding party were Santonello, 33 N. Point Drive 8,Ut days (not counting leap It because he has been a Kathleen Scoli, Patricia Smith, Joan Durru, Mary Beth a BA degree in history from here. Curry College, Milton .Mass year). Next step: 8t)t days faithful husband and a good Pruchnik, Robert J Pruchnik, Michael Phillips and Gary divided by 3M equals 24.14 - father lo our children. It has Phillips Miss Susan Agnes was her He is president of Sanitary Linen Supply, Bordentown. so — tke happy dude and Us been a comfort, too, thai he Mrs. Blelak was graduated from Keansburg High School sister's maid of honor. Brides- wife made It once every 24.14 does not look for other men lo and is employed by Fred D. Wlkoff Co., Ited Hank.' Mr Bic- maids were the Misses Mr. and Mrs. Santonello re- days! All I can say Is WH dress up with because I have lak, a graduate of Keyport High School, is a harness handi Joanne Altieri and Bonnie side in Mount Laurel, after a 00000-ooooo-peecf eeeee I — been non-critical and let him capper for "Jack's Little Green Card" at Liberty Bell Park in Santonello. Dawn and Scot wedding trip to Acapulco, A Hlgk Scoring CPA In The dress up for me. Pennsylvania. Penzarella were flower girl Mexico. Golden West But — when I go lo pul on a Dear CPA - While the pair of new shoes and dis- math differs depending on cover they are stretched out who does the figuring the ol shape because he thought message stays the same they were pretty — or pul on Here's a last word: a shirt and find II ripped In Engaged Crazy Ana Landers: Tkat the seams, for the same rea- letter from "Happy Wally" son, II makes me furious. has given my wife tke Idea Oi occasion when the chil- Longo-Zlockie Ikal I should pay ker $11 from dren get up during the nlghl I have lo run and see II their KULPMONT, Pa. — Announcement is made by Mr. and now on. Please tell ker Just father has fallen asleep on Mrs. Lewis J Zlockie, here, of the engagement of their becanse yon printed that Ike couch in full drag. Anoth- daughter, Miss Deborah A. Zlockie, to Michael A. Longo Jr., loon's letter does nol mean er problem: 1 don'l particu- son of Mr and Mrs. Longo of Waterworks Road, Freehold, N. you are In favor of Us sys- larly relish visiting new cities J. tem. BOOK FAIR — Eyeing a few of the volume of vol- for the weekend because he Miss Zlockie is a graduate of Mount Carmel High School That's all we need — Ann umes to be featured at the first annual Middletown Miss Marley Landers announcing thai she enjoys going down the main South Book Fair April 17-21 are Sue Mager, Mid- Mist Ztoekle here, and her fiance is a graduate of Middletown Township street in drag lo see how High School. dletown, chairman, seated, and Holly Llnskle, left, many heads he can turn. and Joan Grampp, both Lincroft, committee aides. Karlovich-Marley It's a strange thing — he New books — Including children's, cookbooks and Bertelsen-Boargault ABERDEEN - Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Marley, 173 has Ike problem, but I'm the dictionaries — will be featured at the event, which AUBURN, Maine — The engagement of Miss Marsha Ann Deerfield Lane, here, and of Clearwater, Fla., announce the one who needs the counseling will also be open to the public Monday, April 17 Boargault, to Erik Christian Bertelsen Jr., an assistant dean engagement of their daughter, Miss Beverly Ruth Marley, to so I can handle Ike situation. and Wednesday, April 19 from 7 to 10 p.m. In addi- of admissions at Bates College, Lewlston, Maine, is an- Frank William Karlovich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karlov- - Ain't Life Mysterious? tion to daytime hours of 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. nounced by her mother, Mrs. Ralph B. Sylvester, here. A Ich of 12 Rosemary Drive, Hazlet. June wedding is planned. Miss Marley, a graduate of Matawan Regional High Miss Boargault, daughter also of the late Richmond A School, is employed as office manager of Tags, Labels and Bourgault, is an alumna of Edward Little High School, here, Forms, Cranford. and received an associate arts degree from llusson College, Mr. Karlovich, a salesman at Straub Lincoln Mercury, Bangor She is employed by the law firm of Trafton, Smith Hazlet, is an alumnus of Haritan High School and Brookdale and Miil/.cn. here. Community College, Lincroft. Mr Bertelsen, son of Mr and Mrs Erik C. Bertelsen, 8 Rivers Edge Drive, Little Silver, N. J , Is an alumnus of Ocean Township (N.J.) High School and Bates College, where Mist Burgailt he received a BS degree. He is working toward a master's de- gree in history at the University of Maine.. MEETING MEMOS

Mutterer-Patterson SISTERS' BENEFIT .CHINESE AUCTION MIDDLETOWN - Mr and Mrs J. Robert Patterson, of KEYPORT - The annual HAZLET - The Twins' First and Navcsink Ave. here, announce the engagement of Sisters' Card Party and Fash- Mothers Club of the Raritan their daughter, Miss Robin Gail Patterson, to David William ion Show sponsored by St. Jo- Bay Area will have its annual Multerer, son of Mrs Helen Mutterer, Huddy Ave., High- seph's PTA will take place Chinese Auction Friday at lands, and the late Anthony Mutterer. April 13 at 8 p.m. in the audi- 7:30 p.m. in the Knights of Miss Patterson attends Middletown High School South and torium of St. Joseph's School, Columbus Hall, 88 Jackson is employed by the Arett Sales Corp. of Cherry Hill. Mr. Mut- Maple Place. Mrs. Marie St., South River. Mrs. Helen tercr, a graduate of Henry Hudson Regional High School in Mairs and Mrs. Carol Duborg, 4 Hemlock St. here Highlands attends Brookdale Community College. He is a McDonald are chairmen of may be contacted for addi- member of Twinlights CB Club and the Linking Ring Magi- the event which will feature tional information about the cian Club He is employed by the Tandy Corporation of New fashions by Renette Leonard, event, a benefit for the Mul- Jersey Colts Neck. Tickets will be tiple Sclerosis Foundation and sold at the door. Refresh- New Jersey Assocaition for Kuehne-Bumsted ments will be served. Retarded Children. LANSDALE, Pa. - Mr and alumna of Middletown Town- IN-SERVICE Mrs. Ronald I) Lauchmen, ship High School and Susque- WORKSHOP START LOSING here, announce the engage' hanna University, Selins- MIDDLETOWN - Stretch WEIGHT TODAY ment of her daughter, Miss grove, Pa She is a partner in & Sew Fabrics Center, Route The hardest pad ot losing weight is Melinda Leigh Bumsted, to a craft business, Earthly 35 will have an In-Service getting started New Extra-Strength SuTB Harald Karl Kuehne. son of Creations, here with her Workshop for area home eco- QMMEX mil give your will power that ENGAGED - Lynne the Rev and Mrs Harald fiance, who also is a graduate extra push it needs to slarl losing weight nomics teachers Friday, April Begin with this amazing tiny tablet Hennessyand Navy Kuehne of Oceanside, L. 1. of Oceanside High, and Sus- 21 at 12:30 p.m. The workshop Petty Officer 2.c An- You'll eat (ess-turn lood and excess fat Miss Bumsted, formerly of quehanna. will help to inform teachers into burned-up energy instead of extra DISCOUNT ON thony Ramirez plan to Middletown (N. 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First, get a discount off registration and first meeting fee by alumna of Mater Dei Garbini of Pennsville. joining a class between April 2 & April 22,1(978. High School, expects to Mr. Lagrotteria is the -I've got Then attend six consecutive paid weekly meetings between April be graduated In May son of Mr. and Mrs. 2 & June 3,1978 and get a handsome, sturdy, beige canvas tote bag In with a BS degree in Carmen Lagrotteria, the key!" an exclusive designer pattern. nursing from Seton Hall 657 Morford Ave., Long 1 You'll learn to lose weight and keep it off on today's simpler University. She is em- Branch. Miss Garbini 1 and her finance are Weight Watchers' ' Program, featuring our detenus Food Plan and our ployed by Magic Foun- KeHccount unique Behavior Modification methods. tain Ice Cream, Union alumni of Seton Hall Beach. Mr. Ramirez, a Universtly. She is an un- Lifetime Members and Senior Citizens — call about our special graduate of Coral Park derwriter for Chubb and offer for you, too. Otter good throughout New Jersey. Cal • •. Senior High School, Is Son, New Providence, an electrician stationed and Mr. Lagrotteria at- aboard the USS Surl- tends William and Mary ing* bochl. Law School. RY PARK-MANALAPAN 364-5511 or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1978 The D»jty RcftJSfcr 11 Player's 64 earns Masters title AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Gary Player was a portrait of When the little putt slid by the hole Player broke into The muscular little warrior, who abandoned his habitual He has an American record of 2-11 in sudden death playoffs •tudied, stony, stoic calm as he watched the worlds greatest a broad grin, hastily, happily shrugged into a green jacket Mack attire for lighter colors in the heat of. a humid southern and long has decried that method of of deciding cham- golfers try so mightily, come so close and eventually fail and shook the hand of old friend and golfing foe Arnold spring day. acquired his third Masters championship and pionships. to match the magnificent 64 that won him a third Masters Palmer. ninth major title of his remarkable, unmatched career with He avoided it this time championship Sunday "The green slopes there And a three-footer to tie for the a 72-hole total of 277, 11 shots under par on the famed, Hubert hunkered over the ball in a hushed silence - then But the image of the toughminded little South African that Masters isn't ever easy." Player said unforgiving. 7.040 yards of gently rolling hills that make up broke his stance and backed off He flashed a boyish grin flashed across the television screens of America and the Augusta National Golf Club course at the gallery and the national television cameras then England and Japan and Canada was not an accurate Jack Nicklaus, a five-time winner of this stoned old event settled in again with his ancient, green-handled putter and the pretoumey favorite to win again, played his final It was one of the most thrilling of all the Masters, an reflection of the emotions he experienced as, one by one, event that, somehow, seems to have a corner on drama And he missed the challengers came to the 18th green and fell victim to two rounds under the watch of armed security guards The Player was a winner Associated Press learned from a tournament official who the course, the pressure and the score he had composed Green, defending champion Tom Watson and low-key Green finished with a round of par 72 and a tie for second asked not to be identified that a death threat had been made at 278 with Watson and Funseth. Watson, who last year against Nicklaus. who made a too-late move to catch the veteran Rod Funseth, a meek, mildmannered. Clark Kent "I was choking," Player said' "I didn't know I was on conquered Nicklaus in one of the game's great shows, had South African Player type who threatened to become a golfing superman without camera and I don't know what 1 looked like, but I was the benefit of a telephone booth, mighty Jack Nicklaus. a share of the lead with Player until he missed the 18th choking. I was jumping around inside of myself Player, now 41, donned the green jacket and happily shook Wally Armstrong, dark, intense Bill Kratzert. Australian green, then (ailed on a 10 to 12-foot par-saving putt that "I was agonizing." the hand of old fnend and golfing foe Arnold Palmer when David Graham all made their moves in the nearperfect would have given him a tie. He shot 69 And Funseth, playing He broke his self-imposed calm only when the final man Hubert Green backed off from a short birdie putt, then playing conditions that favored this traditional spring rite with Watson and well back of Player, had a birdie putt of — Hubert Green — missed a three-to-four foot birdie putt missed the hole on the stroke that would have sent this IS to 18 feet on the final hole to tie He missed and finished One by one they faded and failed. with a 69 that would have sent the 42nd Masters to a sudden death storied old event to the sudden death playoff so dreaded The last to go was Green, a 3-shot leader at the end of playoff by the little South African globetrotter 54 holes and a front-runner most of the day Armstrong, playing in his first Masters, and Kratzert. generally, regarded as one of the finest, most promising of The last man on the golf course, Green lashed a perfectly all the young players on the PGA Tour, were next at 280. gorgeous approach shot from his crouched, curious, Kratzert shot 69, Armstrong 68 unorthodox stance and marched up the hill to the 18th green Nicklaus, the pretoumey favorite to add to his record five to the applause or milling thousands. It was a shot Masters titles, made his move loo late. One stroke over par reminiscent of the approach on the 17th that secured after two rounds, Nicklaus finally found his putting touch Player's last Masters title in 1974. over the last 18 and shot a 67 for a 281 total He had that little putt, just about the same one that won "In summary," said the man who has revised his schedule him the American National championship last year in Tulsa, to place even greater emphasis on the Big Four events that Okla, to tie and send the championship into a playoff, now have served as the focus of his life, "I'm pleased with my a sudden death affair and one of Player's pet peeves preparations and I'm pleased with my play jg Figiu'roa, Jack son combine " for Yanks 1st win of year ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Most baseball fans believe Texas pitching. Reggie Jackson is a man who has everything Doyle Alexander yielded 10 of the hits in the six Innings The slugging New York Yankee outfielder Is the only he worked. player in baseball with a candy bar named after him, he is a Figueroa bedazzled the Rangers after a rocky start He millionaire and he gained World Series immortality by hitting retired the last It Ranger hitters after Bert Campanerts sin- three consecutive home runs In one World Series game last gled in Ihe third inning. October when Ihe Yankees whipped the Los Angeles Dodgers. Texas collected Its only run on Mike Hargrove's single, a However, he still has his goals — like hitting 300 sacrifice, a ground-out, and Richie Zlsk's Infield single. "I've never hit 300 and it's something I'd like to do this The Yankees tied the game 11 in the fourth inning on year because the best I've ever hit for average is .213," said Cliff Johnson's run-scoring single then iced it in the sixth Jackson after he collected two singles and two doubles as the frame. Yanks ripped the Texas Rangers 71 yesterday. Willie Randolph and Mickey Rivers delivered run-scoring The more Jackson thought about it, the more goals he singles with two out in the sixth inning. came up with New York touched left-handed reliever Jim Umbarger for "I'd like to go a year without a hundred strike-outs, too," two runs in the seventh and meted out the same treatment to said Jackson as he relaxed on the stool in front of his locker Fergie Jenkins in the eighth inning. "I would like to play on a fifth world championship team, and "It was just too much Mr Figueroa today," said Ranger I believe I'm a much better outfielder than I have been," said Manager Billy Hunter. Jackson who was In an expansive mood Figueroa said, "It was one of the best three or four Jackson said, "I worked on my release In spring training. games I've pitched. I remember pitching a one-hitter against 1 think you will see the results this year. I've always had a the Rangers when I was with California. I was strong today " SAFE AT HOME — New York Yankees Bucky dlum yesterday. Texas Rangers catcher Jim Sun- good arm but I just wasn't throwing the ball properly." In the final game of the three-game series tonight, Texas' Dent slides across home plate on o sixth-Inning hit berg watches Dent score as he reaches to pick up The Yankees hardly needed Jackson's hits as they backed Dock Ellis will meet Dick Tidrow in a nationally televised by teammate Willie Randolph at Arlington Sta- the ball. Yanks won, 7-1. the three-hit pitching of Ed Figueroa with a 15-hit assault on game. Grimsley zips Mets Hondo bids farewell BOSTON (AP) - John Havlicek has taid Sanders. "It was quite in ending, crossed the National Basketball As- almost unbelievable. It's the stuff as Expos gain split sociatlonthreshgld — from superstar to memories are made of." legend NEW YORK (AP) - Ross doublcheader. triumph. A standing room crowd of 15,271 rocked "You don't replace the ultimate Grimsley, making his first Na- The Mets had won the first In the second game, the Boston Garden throughout the afternoon player," said Boston Celtics teammate tional League appearance since three games of this season- Expos profited from two costly with thunderous cheering for Havlicek, Dave Cowens after Havlicek closed the 1973, pitched a three-hitter as opening series, including Sun- errors by New York shortstop who got his Celtics start in 1M2 as the books on a 16-year record-setting NBA the Montreal Expos won their day's first game when soph- Tim Foil and a balk by Met team's famous sixth man. In the Frank career Sunday with a frenzied finale. first game of the season with a omore sensation Steve Hender- rookie starter Mike Bruhert Ramsey mold. 5-0 decision over the New York son clubbed a pinch-hit grand Foli threw away Tony Perez' "The game was the highlight of the "It's been a long journey ... I cannot Mets for a split of Sunday's slam homer to key a 6-5 one-out grounder in the second whole season," said Havlicek. "It's over tum back the clock," the Celtics captain inning and after a fielder's now and I'm grateful for the way things said as he wept during halfttme choice, Larry Parrish drove a turned out. I Just let it happen." ceremonies. liner up the alley in right-cen- How They Stand ter field for a double and one Then he scored 21 points In the second The supposedly unemotional star, who run and Chris Speier tripled to half — 17 in the final quarter - and spent his career switching between the WUIUKLEUUI NATIONAL LEAGUE finished with 20 The performance padded guard and forward positions, wiped away All TMM1 EtT EMI the same area for the second W L (*ct OB unearned run of the inning his career log to 26,385 points, third in tears before, during and after the game. Pel. I NtwYork 3 I 7S0 - NBA history behind Wilt Chamberlain and MllwouHee I 000 Pittsburgh I i M; VI Dtlfoll Ml Philadelphia 7 1 647 "i Bruhert, a New York native Oscar Robertson. "If I had a son and he was like John, Clevelond soo St Louis 1 7 .333 I". Chlcogo I 2 333 I'/i making his major league debut, Nffw York 500 The farewell also helped Boston end its I'd be the happiest man in the world," Toronto in Montreal I 3 2M ) gave up a two-out single to said Red Auerbach, Celtics president and Boilon 331 Wttl woeful season with a 111-114 victory over Baltimore .000 Cincinnati 4 0 1.000 - Dave Cash in the fifth, then general manager. He also wept. Los Angeles the Buffalo Braves. W.ll 3 0 1000 A balked him into scoring posi- Chicago 2 Ml SonFronclsco The former Ohio State star endured an California Ml SanDlegD tion Cash scored on Andre Havlicek, who turned 38 on Saturday, WlrwvMoto 3 2 .600 Atlanta 3 emotion-packed day, playing 41 minutes will become a color commentator for Kama* City 1 I SOO Houston Dawson's single TtKOS 1 1 soo Saturday's Oatntt in his 1,270th regular season NBA game, NBA telecats by CBS during the playoffs. Startle 3 3 400 Lot Angeles 6. Atlanta 2 Foil's error in the seventh a league record. He appeared in all 82 Oofclond 1 3 3jT Cincinnati 2, Houston I contributed to Montreal's two Boston will be out of the action for only Sotvrtay s Gomti Nlw Vork 6. Montreal 5 Celtics contests this season. the third time since Auerbach arrived as Cltvtlond I, Konto. City S Pittsburgh 4. Ctilcoao 3,10 Innings run rally. Gary Carter and Del Chicago 4. Boston 5 Son Francisco 6. San Diego 0 In earlier years, Havlicek led Boston coach In 1950 Toronto S, Detroit J Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 0 Unser stroked RBI singles in to eight NBA championships and set a TtKOiS, Ntw York I SwMar's Oomet the inning. MII*ouk p.m. Los Angeles I Rou 04) at Houston (Bon Baltimore IBrlles 04) at Kansas City nlster 04). 1:35pm. ond base. (Sptirtorti 04). 1:31 p.m. Only gomes scheduled New York ITIdrowO-0) at Texas (Ellis The Mets won the opener on (K). 1:35 pm Chlcogo at New York, 2 05 p.m Henderson's heroics but after Seattle (Abbott 14) at Oakland IBro Montreolot Philadelphia. 1 35pm berg 0-0), 10:30 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta. 7 35 p m the Expos rallied for four runs Minnesota IGolti 0-1) at Coflfornlo Son Francisco at Cincinnati, I 05 p r in the ninth. (AoseMI. 10 »o m Los Angeles at Houston. I 35 p.m Thompson sizzles for 73 points

DETROIT - David Thomp- for must points and most field minutes. and Mitch Kupchak finished and led the Cleveland Cav- aliers to a win over Kansas son pumped in 73 points Sun- goals when he scored 32 "David felt bad because we with 23 points. City. day, but it wasn't enough as points on 13 baskets and 6 lost," Denver Coach Larry Philadelphia's Atlantic Divi- The win gave the Cavs a 43- Al Skinner's 27 points paced free throws in the first peri- Brown said. "He thanked the sion winners fell behind 98-H5 Cosmos top Aztecs 39 record and assured them the Detroit I'islons to a 139- od ( hamberlain had 31 points team He is as fine a young early in the final period be- the home court advantage in 137 National Basketball Asso- in a quarter en route to his player as I have seen." fore rallying to within 107-100 PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - Gigio Chi- A show was staged For retired soccer their best-of-3 National Bas- NBA-record 100 points in a Ballets 123, 7*er» 113 Cavs lit, Kligs 117 naglia scored in the 80th minute Sunday to great Pele, who led the Cosmos to their ciation victory over the Den- ketball Association playoff championship last year, at halftime. ver Nuggets game Chamberlain twice LANDOVER, Md. - Elvin KANSAS CITY, Mo - give the defending North American Soccer Hayes Ignited a third-quarter Campy Russell and Austin series against the New York League champion Cosmos a 1-0 victory over "Rigby played exceptionally well for us," "Individually, it was the scored 73 points in a game Knicks said Los Angeles Coach Terry Fisher. "Our greatest performance I've and once had 78 Washington rally and then Carr combined for tl points the Los Angeles Aztecs before a crowd of Charles Johnson took over the back four also played very well, we just ever seen," an awed Jim "They got me the ball and I 23,681 at the Rose Bowl. scoring load In the final peri- couldn't penetrate anybody up front." Price said in the winner's was hitting," the soft-spoken Werner Roth was credited with an assist od, leading the Bullets to vic- on the play as the Cosmos raised their 1978 "After seeing this ground I'm a 1,00 per- locker room afterward "He .Thompson said afterward. (Thompson) can score so eas- "Everything was going in for tory over the Philadelphia NBA Standings. record to 2-0. The New Yorkers opened their cent artificial turf man," said Cosmos' Coach 76ers season with a 7-0 victory over Fort Lauder- Eddie Flrmani. "They say we can't win onily There's no one like him me in the first half I couldn't The Bullets, who lost to KltTHtNCON'IMNCI the road. If that's not fighting to win. I don't He's the best player there is keep up with the pace in the IltTIHKC0NF1HEMCf dale last week Alstsstlc Myrtle. MMwotl Dlilstea Philadelphia by 17 points Sat- • Denver 41 34 .3*5 know what is." in the game today." second half, though I got a W L Pel. 81 The Aitecs, meanwhile, dropped to 0-2 pMllwoukee u 31 537 urday night, clinched third t Phllodelphlo 15 17 Thompson's total in the little tired." •71 - Chlcogo 40 42 They were beaten by Houston 1-0 in a tie- Sirt I, Earthquakes I p-New York 43 » place in the Eastern Confer- 121 12 Detroit regular-season finale for both Thompson's 53-point first •oslon 33 50 31 413 10 breaker shoothout in their opener. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Andy McBrlde in n KomosClly 31 SI 373 17 ence by winning the final MM 17 55 371 21 teams tied Wilt Chamberlain naif gave Denver an 83-69 31 II J73 17 The Cosmos attempted It shots to 11 for scored the only goal of a post-overtime shoot- Ne» Jersey 24 54 2t3 31 regular season game. CeMrXOIvlslM PacMicoimm out to give the California Surf a victory over for third place on the NBA's edge at the half, but the Pis- * Portland 51 24 the Aitecs. Cosmos' goalkeeper Erol Yasin • Son Antonio 52 10 134 - .m - Hayes scored 15 of his 26 p-PhoenlK 4f 33 was credited with three saves while Los An- the San Jose Earthquakes all-time single-game scoring tons outscored the playoff- P-Woshlngton 44 H S37 m t P-Clevelond 43 39 524 p-Seattle 47 35 .573 II list bound Nuggets 35-23 in the points as Washington took a p-LosAngom 45 37 geles goalie Bob Rigby had eight saves. McBride faked Quake goalie Mike Hewitt pAlkxilo 41 II 500 I 54» 13 The 6-fool-4% former North third period and 34-31 in the 94-85 lead after three quar- NtwOrleons » 43 .471 I C-olden State 43 31 SJ4 IS Wolfgang Suhnholz nearly scored for Los to his left and drove a shot into the right- Houston 21 u 341 2 i clinched division title Carolina State star also broke final quarter when a wilting ters. Johnson scored nine of [•clinched playofl position Aageles shortly before Chinaglia connected hand comer for the victory before a crowd of his 29 in the fourth quarter, M Yasin punched the baU over the goal. 15,071 the NBA single-period record Thompson played only nine SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY APfUt 10 197S After 720 NHL games, they'll play somemore •y Thr AuttttatH PRU Red Wings 4, CiMaMfi I It Unk almcMt IU of the 7M games in the National Hockey Dennis HexUll scored just a seconds after the game s League's regular season to decide the important matters start and Bill Lochead added two in a 47-second span later what teams are going to play each other is the playoffs as the Red Wings blanked the defending Stanley Cap champions before a crowd of 11,174 at the Olympia No longer u there doubt The Montreal Canadiens. Boston Bruins, Chicago Black Hawks and New York Islanders will Vaclav Nedomansky had the other goal for Detroit, which take the next week off while the remaining eight teams set a dub home attendance record with 547,272 contest the preliminary round — four best-of-three. Cafttafc 4, Ftaaaes t survival-ofUie-fittestsenes to see what happen! next Gerry Median scored two goals to carry Washington past The flnt round opens Tuesday with the New York Ka Atlanta, with Bill Riley and Tom Rowe adding tallies for ngers at Buffalo against ththe next week off while the the Capitals remaining eight teams contest the preliminary round lour "You take a team like this, and they could have just played best-of-three, survival ofthe (itlestse Sabres, the Colorado out the season But our players don't quit," said Washington Rockies at Philadelphia against the Flyers, the Los Angeles Coach Tom McVie "We don't have any quitten on this Kings at Toronto against the Maple Leafs and the Detroit team. I'm pretty proud " Red Wings at Atlanta "I was a little disappointed that we didn't play better," All series shift to the other team's borne rink Thursday said Coach Fred Creighton of the Flames, who got goals with a deciding game Saturday, if necessary, back at the from Guy Chouinard and Bob Simpson opening-game sites lilafrn S, Braku i . Bob Bourne and Denis Potvin both scored their Wth goal of the season to help the Islanders beat Boston. Bryan Trottier scored his «th of the year while Ed WestfaU and Exceller triumphs Dave Lewis had the other tallies as the Islanders finished their regular season with a flvegame unbeaten streak. ARCADIA.Calif (AI')- Ka stretch and appeared to have vored Exceller, with veteran pjenty of speed left despite the Brad Park and John Wensink connected for Boston, which Jockey BUI Shoemaker aboard, gruelling test. lost three of its last five contests. "I'm not happy, to say DRIVING BY — Philadelphia Flyers Bob Kelly Gary Dornhoefer In push for puck during first peri- broke from the middle of the Noble Dancer, carrying 125 the least," said Bruins Coach Don Cherry. "We've got to drives post downed Minnesota North Stars Fred od of yesterday's NHL game In Philadelphia. pack in the turn for home to pounds and ridden by Steve get our minds back on the game. We've got to get ready Barrett (3), Tom Younghanj (right) and Flyers North stars won 3-1. win the $200,000 San Juan Ca- Cauthen, had led the race, the for the playoffs. ptstrano Handicap by a neck on longest turf stakes run in North "It's not that they played good We played rotten." closing day at Santa Anita Sun- America, almost from the Ranger. 1, Stack Hawks 1 day. start. But the field of II older Phil Esposito, Don Murdoch and Pat Hlckey scored Exceller, high-weighted for bones was bunched most of the third-period goals to help the Rangers end a five-game losing the 1%-mUe turf marathon, way and Shoemaker urged his streak by beating Chicago Freehold Tomorrow overtook Noble Dancer in the mount out of the jam and into SakRS I, Maple Leafs I M- Par* IM nectar Fraaoy M4mont (MorrMI nFroatlUakv) ,Jt-l the lead as the tightly packed Terry Martin and Derek Smith scored the goals that lMIOtpM 4-1 .•oaryiCool IPumol ...5-1 carried goalie Don Edwards to his 18th victory of the season » iitji'inm M nlFlltaa).. field rounded the turn for m - Pate I M n.iaa M Shore conference home as Buffalo edged reeling Toronto. (aHHl >i ..a (King) .. J-l Sugar Craa lOiini ttTlMlMMM I I AD Jatllnakail JoraSartagllMoYMr) l>.i-< IKIII The Maple Leafs limp into the playoffs with losses in 10 Catty • a»»m i>«i»»m HI Avon Mortal (Monholl INI 4-1 The Kentucky-bred Exceller, of their last 12 games. i«» M* II mini : HI ttopanc Hetw IMarana) M il»- Naiattwi AC who won three major stakes CUDIVWIIll Snkmav Fooler {Lackanlol >i Wron T AoMt mamma) .5-1 • II NMta Stars I, flyers I . Rortvllle Wlco (Hlfhordeonl 4-1 OocMr Knoa (Apical ..>• events in 1977, returned MM, I Glenn Sharpley scored a goal and set up the others by Doctor John G (Read) 10 1 Fllfar aland (ttuaagll).. ij (Ml 1360and$J NoM#Dancerpaid JoUaHIConMII m Df'mHi PawHM I Na «r* PerOfov Brasar and Tom Younghans as Minnesota tripped Oajrtt CNa 1 Vallantll asar H« and M, while the show Mon Malta IKaNrl Philadelphia. payoff on Xmas Box, carrying •MLJMIKakY Iron MMcr (MaMravl ..III Gary Dornhoefer, playing in the final regular-season game tiawOrarlaellNaarlvar) 4-1 Fort WoUurlo ICriaal SochamCoah (Olln) SgfJ IM and ridden by Donald A/kHAaaeHFlllan) tl of his career, scored for the Flyers. The veteran right wing • IIW t-l Pierce, was SI 80 Fraary Ka>t ICaaaall it i SELECTIONS is retiring after the playoffs. Nrttan (Partial 11-1 I - KeekvUle Ua, NewdeU Lady. Warn Wlad Tarn Klvac I (Ml Pengilns 1, Bams I . M-Trail MUM ajOortlCarMarl 15 I Exceller had lost his last out- Oa» MMMai IFIIIonl ! - V J Stwlslster, Mighty Diaa, Historic Aaac Tom Cassidy and Rick Kehoe scored second-period goals • IMtl.fW ing, finishing fourth in the 41 1 - PUytay Eric, Gay Iiteralulea, P 1 Fcnnil seutr $100,000 San Luis Rey Stakes and Denis Herron made 41 saves to carry Pittsburgh past tf ItoWMII) ) t-J OaakOf Kaivwauraklal I i Tom Rl.tr N II Jl TrwW manual 4-1 4 - l.lttlr Klkl, J M Frill, Leu Tired (M(Mll after being lacking room in the Cleveland in the final game of the year for both teams. ami iiwiyi MIt*! H • Oeytlrr. IPoUieut I 5 - BarwMd J», Mlu Hcaor, El Savage - -JaMI II stretch. He had won his other nattaylrtci n tl Hoawtl IM) •jajai CWr I •MnCla7fllgNVc«MiV.V."V.V.V.V""i»'l I - Baad Light, Snappy GraUaa, Ark M««d 1978 start, however, taking the IM IKattyl III S»| 7 - Srklini Jae, Pleaiaat Waverly, Tne Vaa Arcadia.Handicap in his first Ma>ln • - Diana Adloi, SUil Fallklal, Friskey First race ever on dirt. NHL Standings Ua Tlraa IMa>Infill 1) •a - Pan I at n,m CM* UmaKW(Kaiiir) >| Diana AeSaafKtng Jrl 1-1 I - A R Jet, BeJshaia, Avaa Starlet »14-11 WALESCONFEIENCt > M Frm Oreananonl M HaarHf • Saat IttnaaaW LI II - Sagar Craa*, Fart Walkate, Baalyi Caal ra 11-11 The victory in the San Juan Merrlt DKHtea Man* (FWanl >| PVMkay Flrit (Katlyl 4 1 tattnPart II II WIT laMaM Fa« I CM) i> i MIUUI IHoarlvxl II PaMtarall-I) Capistrano provided a mile- . NYltlonderi 41 17 IS III 334 310 II - DacUr Kaai, Wyatt T Adlai, Ourrk (kip n (• 31 • Montreal St 10 II lit lit Itl p-PMKKMIptiki 45 30 IS I0S IN M0 Oamar* iDf a«na> I >• I HIIIFaMlMltcorw) 4 1 stone for trainer Charles Whit S 14 14tt HI Jao Dam. Pat. (Kail,) IM BKST Bf.T - ScklllU Jae - 7th KIM p-D«troll pAlknlo 14 17 It 17 7)4 3S3 Tarrli May {•onocortol II 11 34 IS 17 14] »SB-NYRangart 30 17 13 73 17? NO tingham, giving him his 100th pg IS 37 II II W HI Pirwwrgn r Monctotot TamnNC HOI WOVilnglon 17 49 1441 itS 311 lifetime stakes triumph. The • cm up; 33 It 13 130 130 pCotoroao St 87 US veteran trainer has won the A4MiDlvliM Vancouver 30 43 17 57 23t 330 San Juan Capistrano seven > Botlor. SI ir II 113 333 111 51 Loull • 47 II S3 Its 304 rHutlolo 44 It 17 I0S III 3IS MMnatata II S3 t 41 311 311 Meadowlands tonight times now and his horses have p Toronto 41 It 10 ft 173 137 n-clkxhed dtvlilon line finished no worse than third in Cleveland 33 4S 11 57 330 33S p-cllnchad ploy on petition rtatnr H) PWUair»>MI4 •vyinoTlme (MtAflhy) 4-1 the event during the past eight Lot Angelet 5, Vancouver 1 Poult Clipper (ooWothlnol t] Mill Vel _ . _ iMBonotO<»oi HortrKTlrn* (Cameron. 10-1 N*w York lilandon 7. New York III.I.I item ArnttrallockvlCrivonl} 10 1 AfoRon (MurrUI K«vkk Mlntxir (Unatrt Thunder Bret I Lor Witt, ..25-1 years Plrnrjurgri J. Clevelond 3 Arrlvo Tlmt i Hough,on) victory Win (Belole MM Ye«omlDoherty> 4-t WolMngton 4, Plttltwrgr, 4 Datralt 4, Montreal 0 M - Pet* Omf PHTM U Toby Hill INo Driver) fin - Pent mm hm ir JW UK PTtllodaTpMo I, Alhmlo 1. tit Haw York Rongari 1. Ctilcogo 3 Dukit S«KCO (Luchtnfo) Wyn Dornley IWOHmour) Ryol Officer (Pelllna) l-t •Mar Dal The win was worth $120,000 MoMraol 5. Detroit 1 Naw York lilondari S. Ballon 3 Hamon Hanovtr I Tofanal AnUu Domino INo Orlvtr) ToriloOoW (L Gllmour, Holland Honovt' R (Somion) 9-2 Boitan }. Toronto I Waanlngton 4. Allonta 1 StKOnd Outiur (flaldothlno) IM - Pace Pt*rM U4M LuCky Lucy OeitfK I Jon*it JS I for Exccller's owner, Nelson Chicago 4, Mlnneioto 3 MInnawta 1. Phllooelphlo I Snorter Aolodoat (Btnlmelllanlmal'll".'.'..".'.'.".'.'.".'.'.'.l 3 NMumtFIri (No Orivtn f miiia. Frott IRItrrardion) Cryital Lew (Morgan) 10-1 Colorado 5. SI. Loull 3 Buftolol. Toronto 1 opfHf. John (King ir) Blue lue INo Driver) Concerned Yonkee (Lorenltr . David Monn ILtCoo«) II Bunker Hunt. Rowling Str-Ml) John Boy (No Driver* . i* J T Oi Honey (WebfteM ,. . 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Um.Bot.r 71 McKtndry.NY,l9 1/ PhltodelpMa9 20f-3l Hickory Spirit (I Gllmourl or. Mcaar iholi an goal-New York 4MI-77 Goallei-Minnetota, Horrlion. flu in Final Artacfc (No Driver) II - tm km. ««oi FayM. V TtaM Boiton to* I H dolphlo. Slephenton A U o/J The Doter iRatttbontl MiT tit - Km ran* l«ni Gooiiev-Ntw Yor*. Smith Boiton. Orohame * u«, • r i-i l»ewY»rt« h M Flrtt Period-Nona Penaltlet-Plonle. CM.J M. Pio»iit.< hi. M ». Moroli. NY, 14 H Wood Period-1. Chkogo, Borr)*leau ts (Pianle. Kelly). 10 » PtnoMle* on Mn.NY, ll.OI.ttllion.Chl.il D DRIVE A I Third Period --3, New York. EtpotltoU (Mewmanl, • H ). New York. Murdoch 7MTbcKio,McOonal AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS t 1 1-1 Flnt Period—). Plfliburgh. Slonchln Community State Bank X. is 34 Penoltlet—Holt, Cle, 4:91; Holt, J ! J Wnik.1 W«*- O Clt.l 07. Spencer, P|t, 17:09. Socond Ptrlod-7, Clev«lontf. Maruk OS and Trust Company (Potvfn). 11:0*. 3, Pltt»borg(i, CoMldy 3. 14 45 4, Pittsburgh. Kehoe If (Edur, Schwiti), 11:01 Penaiiiet—PorodtH, Pit. Schneider & Nelson Porsche Audi 1250 RT. 35, MMdtotOwn, N.J. 671-5800 I X, Par lie. Clt, IS «. ShKkrMUM. Pit, OTHER BANKING OFFICES 15 a, Pof lie. Cle, If 31, Carr. Pit, If :M. Third Ptrlod— 5, Cttvelond, Marufc U Highway 35, Oakhurst (•Aonery.FWIOf), 15H PanaltlM-Nont. NOT Loan OHIor rWd Bank Shoti on gool-Pltttburgh 1474-77 Od IMe-IS—4J. -PrM»lK,rgri,H*rron.CltvoK»rid, (201)493-8000 MEMBER F.O.I.C. m. A-7M4 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY APRIL 10. 1976 Ttie Dtify RcgfctCT 13 Busby gets 1st win in 2 years for K.C. CLEVELAND (AP) - Right-hander Steve Busby, trying Milwaukee's third grand slam in three games — capped a six- to come back from serious arm and knee surgery, picked up run fourth inning and powered the hot-hitting Brewers to vic- his first victory since H76 as the Kansas City Royals beat the tory over the shellshocked Baltimore Orioles. Cleveland Indians S-4 Sunday Busby, who last pitched (or the Royals in July 1976 and Larry Hisle added a two-run single in the fourth and the was able to make just one minor league appearance last sea- Brewers, now managed by former Baltimore pitching coach son, shut the Indians out on two hits (or 5 S innings before George Bamberger, battered Oriole hurling for 40 runs and 38 being removed hits in sweeping the season-opening three-game series The Brewers scored only 44 runs against the Orioles in IS meet- The Indians rallied in the eight, slicing a 5 1 margin to 5-4 ings last season and knocking out Doug Bird and Al Hrabosky before Larry Gura came on to end the uprising. Gura then needed help from Jim Colbom and Steve Mingori in the ninth Kansas City's Darrell Porter drove in a pair of runs, in- American League cluding the eventual winner on a single following a leadoff triple by Al Cowens In the eighth. Tigers I, BI.e Jays 4 Retl S»» 5, White Sti 2 DETROIT - Detroit rapped out seven hits and drew CHICAGO - Jim Rice blasted an upper deck home run three walks In a seven-run second inning, with Rusty Staub and a peir of singles and scored three runs to lead BUI Lee singling-home two, as the Tigers posted a victory over the To- and the Boston Red Sox to victory over the Chicago White ronto Blue Jays. Sox The homer was the first in Comiskey Park for Rice, who The Tigers strung together a walk, three singles, another has now homered in every park in the American League. Lee walk and three more singles before the first out was recorded scattered seven hits In hurling the Red Sox to their first vic- in the second Toronto used three pitchers In the inning, be- tory of the season after a pair of 6 5 losses to Chicago. Klnnlng with starter Tom Underwood Three of Boston's runs were unearned, Including two in Lance Parrish singled home the first run and Mark Wag- the first inning when the White Sox committed three errors ner drew a bases-loaded walk to force in another and Ron and a passed ball. LeFlore and Lou Whltaker each singled a run across. Staub Boston picked up two more in the fifth, one on a run-scor- followed with his two-run hit and Steve Kemp finished the ing single by Rick Burleson and another op a second passed scoring with an RBI single. ball by catcher Wayne Nordhagen, who had trouble handling Wilbur Wood's knuckleball. Aagels I, A's t Burleson reached in the first inning after striking out ANAHEIM, Calif. — Joe Rudi drove In two runs with a when Nordhagen dropped the ball while attempting to tag homer and double Sunday, lifting the California Angels to vic- him. Rice beat out a topped roller for a single and Carlton tory over the Oakland A's behind the pitching of Chris Knapp, Flsk grounded to third baseman Eric Soderholm, who booted Dyar Miller and Dave LaRoche. the ball for one error and then threw wildly for another as Rudl's third-inning home run off rookie Alan Wlrth was Burleson scored. Rice then scored on a passed ball. his first since he suffered a broken right hand last June M. OOPS — Philadelphia Phillies catcher Bob Boones catcher Ted Simmons bobbles throw in seventh In Brewers II, Oritles t His last home run was off Ron Schueler, then with Minnesota, scores coming from third as St. Louis Cardinals ning. Phils won, 12-3. MILWAUKEE - Cecil Cooper's bases-loaded home run - last June 14 Reds complete four- game sweep of Astros

CINCINNATI - Dan Dreissen belted a three-run homer and Larry Hemdon followed with a single off San Diego relie- the St. Louis Cardinals first home run. In the third Inning, Gene Cllnes scored from and Cesar Geronimo and Joe Morgan added two-run shots, ver Rollle Fingers to score the game's final run. Left-hander Randy Lerch earned the victory, giving up third as he and Buckner executed a double steal against Pi- powering the Cincinnati Reds to a 9-3 triumph over the Hous- The Giants trailed 5-1 after the Padres scored four runs In three hits, including a two-run homer by Keith Hernandez. rate catcher Manny Sangulllen, making his first start since ton Astros Sunday. the third, Including three on Dave Winfield's bases-loaded John Urrea, raked for seven runs on seven hits In three in- rejoining the pirates. The victory was the Reds' fourth straight and matched triple off San Francisco's Lynn McGlothen. ings, was the loser. Dtdgers 7, Braves 4 their fastest start In history. The Reds have won four straight The Phillies took a 54 lead in the first when Maddox hit a only three other times at the start of a season — all In the two-run, bases-loaded single, and Boone, who didn't get his ATLANTA — Steve Oarvey blasted a three-run homer In pennant-winning years of 1940, 1970 and 1976. National League first homer of 1177 until May 28, unloaded a shot over the left the sixth inning, helping the Los Angeles Dodgers to victory Righthander Tom Hume, elevated to a starting role when field fence. over the Atlanta Braves Sunday. Paul Moskau was shipped to the minors last week, survived a St. Louis scored a run in the second without a hit — two Right-hander Rick Rhoden scattered six hits in seven in- rocky start to gain the victory. He gave up three runs in the San Diego starter Randy Jones was uncharacteristically watts, a fly ball and an infield out - and reduced the deficit nings as the defending National League champions completed second, Including two on bases-loaded walks, then settled wild in his first start of the season and walked the first three to 5-3 In the fourth on Hernandez' homer after a walk to Ted a sweep of a three-game, season-opening series against the down, blanking the Astros over the next five innings. batters in the bottom of the third. An infield single by Marc Simmons. Braves. Driessen got Cincinnati off to a 3-0 start in the first with Hill scored a run and another came home on a double play, Cabs 4, Pirates I Reggie Smith and Ron Cey were on base with leadoff sin- his homer off Houston starter Mark Lemongello. The Astros cutting the Padres' lead to 5-3 PITTSBURGH - Bill Buckner broke an eight inning tie gles when Garvey connected against Atlanta starter Tommy tied It an Inning later when Hume Issued bases-loaded walks In the flfth, Jack Clark beat out an Infield and the Giants' with a solo home run off Bruce Klson to give the Chicago Boggs, making his first appearance for the Braves since com- to Roger Metzger and Lemongello and Terry Puhl hit a sacri- Willie McCovey tied the score with a line drive home run over Cubs a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. ing to the team In a trade from the Texas Rangers. fice fly. the right field fence, the 494th of his career. With two outs In the Cub eighth, Buckner drove Klson's (Hunts 7, Padres S PkUlles It, Cardluls l first pitch over the right field wall for his first home run this SAN FRANCISCO - Pinch-hitter Mike Ivie broke a 5 5 tie season. Buckner also rapped two earlier single* and Molt a Monmouth splits with an eight-inning sacrifice fly and the San Francisco Gi- PHILADELPHIA - Bob Boone and Mike Schmidt each pair of bases off Pirate starter Jerry Reuss as the Cubs not- socked three-run homers and Garry Maddox drove In three ched their first victory of the season after two defeats here. ants went on to victory over the San Diego Padres LAWRENCE TOWNSHII'- mouth College and a split of with a pair of singles Sunday as the Philadelphia Phillies beat Ivie hit the sacrifice fly to left field with the bases loaded Chicago took a 1-0 lead in the second on Dave Kingman's A balk by losing pitcher Jim Its doubleheader yesterday. Casey In the last of the 10th Monmouth (8-2) won the inning scored Jay Stewart opener, 5-1, with a four-run from third base and gave Ri- fourth Inning. Major League boxscores der a t-2 victory over Hon- Stewart had led off the bot- »—••« CO lit ««.(•> * r hi ob r b tom of the 10th with a walk, American ot Arllruli America* at Seattle HeTleml et Mew Vert BWoreu 2 I 0, Sceokmon 1b 1 I 2 CMIIemM How Vert Tl«oi toKlllopoc I 0 ILoehulMu 4 I 1 moved to second on a sacri- eorRM •ft r k bl okrhM obrkkl okrkkl •kr h M • nu •t'lll arm Pain 1 0 litweidu* 4 0 2 4 110 e»rkkl okrkkl •ftrbbl fice and went to third on an ) I 00RMIIIerrf 1 1 0 O Rndlphlb S 2 I I Horgrylb 10 0 1JCruiJb 110 0 Evominrf Sill Randlelb 2 000 TScotlcl 1000 McBrlort 4 110 WIlMncf I 10 ICodec! 4111 Wlnllalb 1 1 IITMIC 4 11 . Id 10 10 Grlchlb 4 0 0 O Rlvericf 4 111 Cmpfimi 30 10 Rlverarf 4 111 Haleph 10 0 0 CoUOt) S • 0 0 Follil 110 0 Tmpltnu NKRoedh 10 10 t#»r 4 0 OiSHmano/Ib4 0 I overthrow. Casey then balked 400 0 4000 Morllnll 100 1 Kuhorlt 1110 Thormnrl 4 0 0 0Boltockcl 4 I 0 0 Munsondh SOU AOIIverll Corewtb 4 13 1Bochtell 4 111 Dowiond 4 0 0 0 Boltclarll 1133 Moroletrt 4000 Bowon 113 0 GBrettlb 1100 Grubbrl > I 1 0 Oftrmenct 2 I liPnyiteklrl 1 0 I Revroolb .10 3 0Rudllf 4 1)2 REJektrf 5 2 4 1Zltkdh 30 11 Morulidh 1110 Mererlb 4 0 11 Corterc 110 0 Monlnllb 1110 Slmmonic 4 110 •MMhxri 1 I oiUtMrtH 111 In the winning run. 10 0 0 2 2 10SchmdtK 4 111 Cowentrt Thorntntb 100 0 Plccloiopr 0 I 00Boylordh ] 01 1 Chmblllb 4 113 Horrohlb Adommh 10 0 0Stonlondh 1110 Pereilb 4 0 10 KHndrirl 10 10 KHrnnilb Illl Lllotkllf 4 10 1 Porterc 4 113 Mortondh 4 0 11 1 The two teams were tied, 1- Ptr.lft 00 00 Sololtolb 3 00 0 Nettlei3b SOU CWigtnrl 3 0 0 0 Kullckdh 10 0 0RuJontct 1110 Untorlf 1110 Moilllllcl 1100 100 1 rzs* ii liessSrV ....' 10 0 0 Freadll 400« Gorborp 0 0 0 0 Poqgattell 0100 10 0 0Cholklb 3 0 I 0 RWhllelf 10 11 Btnkiuict For del 4 13 0wstelnlb 4 110 GorrettJb 4 0 0 0 Hodgeic 300 0 imx 302 1 Hebnerlb 12 11 0111(41 0 00 1 Cenftip 0 I 01 CMnfrano p 0 0 0 1, after eight Innings before Mullnktis SOU 10 00 4 12 2 4 114 rMM I III Conyp 0 0 OlOchmonp 0 0 0 10 11 4 0 10 Clohninc Wlllllb Smalleyil Roberlirt Speleru 4 111 SHndriph 1114 TylonTb 3000 DJhnilb 2 0 0 0 Z4MII 0000 Blonk.il 1111 Downlngc 1 00 O Dentil 4 110 Sundbrgc 1000 Wolltjb 2 110 Poileyc 10 10 0 0 0 0 Steormc 10 0 0 Monmouth went In front In Groulo 10 10 Twltchllp PhlllHnlb IOO« GModRcf 112 1 Mufdlelb 4010 Belllb I1 I I loeni o I llNi ill I MAdmtdh 10 10 Folrlyph 100 0 TaM • III! ToMI It 1 1 1 CubbogJb 3020 Stlnkonc 2 0 10 Duaw 2 0 10 Flynnlb 4 0 3 1 Urreop 1000 Boonec 2 2 11 FWhltelb 4 1 1 t Mmphryc 10 00 1110 Mtnmoum 110 40) 0 - S the top of the ninth on a Gvafrru 10 90 O 0 0 0 Rondolllb 4 0 0 1Mllbornii Knowletp 0 0 0 0 Zachryp 1000 Hamlltnp 0000 Sliemorlb 40 10 UWigtnil 39 11 Cm RWer Ill 000 1-3 MTM III III 111-7 Borgmnc Braunph 1 0 0.0 10 0 0 Lockwodp 1000 1010 1000 5 I 2 1 Whlleph Schultll) 3000 Morrlmlb 000 0 Prulflc 1101 DOUBl.ES - Oormon, tpMkman. Loth bases-loaded walk to Bob 1 0 0 0 Te«oi 111 III t • • - I Tew Hit I Hldiwrip 0 0 0 0 Cornelop 0000 Larchp 4 110 ffS n i in Illl It III TaM VIII alulhelsen. ToM Mill 111] r ( wigln DP-TMOI I. LOB-New Porrlihph Johnitnrl 000 0 York 12. Tuot 2. IB-ReJockton 1. Dint. III III Ill-l TaM mill Total 1/17 1 Ko»eo.crlr • II III I IB- I 111 lit Ill-l SB-Randolph,RWhlle.S—CompnerU. III 411 II I- I TaM Bill TaM 11 II II II Rider tied the game in the • 00 III I 10- 4 III •!• It <- » IP H • » IB SO E-Zottn, wsteln. wever. DP-Mln- III III 114-1 last of the ninth when Scott E-loltock. Knopp. Dp-Colllor nlo I. Mann neMto 2. Seattle I, LOB—Mlnnewla 10. NewYert lit III Ilk-I •II III liei t-UWthnftn I. Butty, Prullt, Parlor. LOBV-Ooklond II. California « IB -»• FlguerooW.H) 9 0 2 Seattle 4. IB-Ford HR-Roberti (I), E- Rondle. DP-Montreoi 2. New York 111 III II •- II DP-Clevelond I LOB-Cleveland II. Henslnger singled, stole sec- verlng,MAdami, Gutrrtro. Rudl. Baylor. ha 2. LOB-Montreol 4. New Vork I. 2B- Kama* City 4 3B-Cowem, Blank!, Por- Smalley 131. Bochte 12). SF-Norwood. ond and scored on an error. OAle.ondrL.O 1 6 10 1 1 4 Smalley. Porrlih. HR-Boltclolr (II. Evolnilne E-Phllllpi.Templelon. DP-SI Loud. ter. FWhlle, Gruob IB-Cowenl IB- IP H « EH •• IO Umbgr 0 11 1 3 0 II). SHenoVmll). Ph1todelphlo LOB-St. Louli 3, Phllo- UWthngtn 1. Wllwn I, Grubb SF-Po BlotoroM I 0 t|twjotm»l3l>4 0 Jenklnl 2 |.] 2 2 IP H R 1R BB 10 delphlo I. IB-Schmidt. Slmmom. Quette.Olll, Wilton. l—UWlhngln. Zdob. Sonfllkwll 4 0 0 Lomut»on * Jim SanKlllppo's two-run 11-3 4 I 1 T-2X A-30,143 IP H II BB. BB tO McBrloo, Mebner HR-Boone III. Pea c I I 11 Borr rt 42 3 2 America* at Minroukee Zohn KHrnondi III. Schmidt III SB-GMod •ingle, highlighted Mon TwltcnellL.0 1 113 3 3 S I ooi 3. Bowo. Lllftlkl, Schmidt IF 1 BaWmari Milwaukee SerumW.1.0 Duel H R IR II IO mouth's four-run fourth In- 11)1 arktl •b r h bl I 11 13 UMkl. KoaaeCIfy • J . life. '; ? • 1 2 0 0 0 1 12 11 Knowlei 3-3 I I 0 0 Bumbryct 4 2 10 Molllom Hou»eL*l 1' i 1 Hldiwrl BmoyW.IO 111 2 0 1 I ning In the opener. ] 0 0 0 0Morlowrt 13 10 Money!!} 1111 Burke 1111 3 3 3 0 IP H IIIIIIO 3 1 4 1 | •I CMC** 1 I I I No Yon Lopeiph 1 0 0 0 Bondodn Rowley 1314.0 0 0 0ZochryW.14 I III 0 1 1 it ui Olcoto Slngltndh S0I1 Hltltlf Sill MBP-By Home (Randall). T^3:34. UrrooLAI 3 7 3 13 2 till 0 1 1 Trailing 51, Rider threat- • rhM •ft r h hi 4 110 Lockwood I 3 3 3 Hamilton 1-3 3 3 3 I I EMurrylb 4 0 11 Leiconorl A-IIM1. Cornelo 0 13 0 0 • 1 ened In the last of the seventh 4 0 10 GorrK 4 0 I 0 5 0 1 2 Cooperlb 113 4 Schutti 4 2-11 I 1 I I 0 LMaylb Save-Cornelolll HBP-ByTwltthell • Ml • • lurlnnu 4 111 Ortolb 4 0 10 Kellyll 4 110 GThomict 1110 when Hike Halejlcka lined a 1 00 O 4 0 13 (Rondlel. T—1:41. Klcxti 5 3 1 I LJhninlb OeCncilb 4 0 0 0 Sokotolb WiHl>l SI 14 1 1 1 two-run double. However, Ystrimiir 2 0 0 0 Concur' 4 0 3 0 Demosyc 4 0 0 1 CMoortc S3 I I rlK • run I 1 1 1 111 1 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 Lopeilb S010 Roylterlb 113 1 ot New v.rk, »d oame Kreuger Flikc 1 0 0 0 Lemoncg Belongrii 1 0 0 0 110 0 Klnnay 1 2 1 0 t Casey relieved starter Jim Lynml 4 0 0 0 Mrnlm3b 4 0 I 0 Huiieim S010 Orflcecf SO I 0 Maw Yarn 400 0 ToM II ! II i I.lol M II 14 It 4 100 • ran Uriel WP-Urreo.T-234 A-1S.I04 Kern 1 1 II ! 0 0 GScottlb 4 0 10 AMoorcdh MMwi III 111 II I- I RSmllhrt 5 I 1 0Mtthwirl Ruffus and struck out the 10 0 0 Nordhgm 3 0 0 0 Cey 3b S I 3 0Burrghllf 40 3 1 EVolntnrt S 0 3 0 Rondlelb 2 0 10 Sove-Mlngorl(11 T-l 00 A-M71 Evomrf 4 2 10 Follil 10 0 0 4 110 Kettngrit 3 0 10 MltwoKei 141 111 II i-ll Gorveylb 4 111 Pocorobc 110 1 Coudb l»rr»«i next two batters to end the a I 7 1 T«4«l 13 I 7 I E-Sorenien, Voider OP-Bommort BMiertl 4 0 10Murphylb 1100 FrM3t> 0 0 0 0 SHndrmlf 4 0 0 0 game. I. Mllwoukee I. LOB-Boltlmore 10. Mil. Mondayct -3113 Bonnelllb 4 000 Domonct Sill Montmlb 3010 •krkkl o»rhkl III III llt-l woukeel. IB—Slngltlon. Coop*', Money. 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T-l:2». 1 ttt Curtlip 0011 A-30.7M. 2 T-l-n A-1I.S14 DMoorep 0 0 0 0 Storgellph 111 0 E-Bonnell. Burrought, Cov. Office. III 010 100-1 Sulterp 10 0 0 Bryecl 2 2 3 0 lilt Mtilmnoh lilt DP-Atlanto I, LOB-Lol Angelei 4. At NewYerk 001 ••• «IO-O Morenocf 3 10 1 Lollchp till Wllllomio I 10 I lonto 7. 2B-Burroughi. Monday. HR- 1010 Tunwratt loot Lovillep ooo o Gorvey II). SB—Royiter 2. SF-Poto E-Foll 3. DP-Monlreol 3. New York Ib 3 111 Chmpnlb I til l»leoh • It 1 t I LOB-Montreol t. New York 4. 1B- MoftlMp 0101 NBA box scores Parrlih 1B-Speler SB-Unier aim TOW II 7 I I IP H R IK BB IO III TaM II111 IP H R BR BB (0 104 III llt-l D1NVIK (IV) OOLOIH ITATB (tW RhodenW.I-0 7 14 3 2 4 til II* I II- 4 111 111 III- I Jonei 3 M 4, wllkerton 10-01. lull t Borry 4 10-10 II. Coleman 6 1-1 II. Par Caillllo 3 1 I I 1 1OHnMMyW.14 1 t S S III III t It- 1 1114, Thwraan 2117 20 71. Robert! s I- nh 4 1-4 IS, Porker S 4-4 14. Smith 4 4-4 •MwTM E-Almon. Evoni DP-Son Diego 1. 1II. Ellis 2 1-1 S. LoGarde 3 3-4 7. Simp II. Co. 1 14 S. Dudley I 04 1. Ray 1 3-3 BoggiL4l 7 t S 4 I 1 BruhortL*! I I I I 2 2 DP-Chlcoao 1. LOB-Chlcogo 14. Son Froncltco I. LOB—Ion Diego 1, Son ton 4 II t. Cook 1 04 2. Calvin 3 1-2 7. 1. Wllllami 5 2-111 Totoll3711 -» IIS. Come 3 4 3 2 10 2-312111 Plttiburgh S. IB—Brye, Toveroi. HR- FronclKO I. 7B-Rlehordl. Mernoon, Smith 1 Ml 3 Totoll SS 37 33 137 •eATTLIIMII Sove-Coitlllo 111 T-l 2t A —11.473. 113 3 I 0 I I Kktamajn II). Buckner II). SB-Buckner DThomol IB-WlnlleW HR-McCovey OBTROIT (lit) 1. Cllnei. Toverei. Rooer SF-Toveroi J johnton 3 311. Slkmo S It IS, Web- asr oooio (II.JP-KIa S-DThomoi. RJonei Corr II M 25. Shumate I 44 20. Po tter S 1114 31. D Johnion 1 41 II. Wl|. WP-Brgherl. Bolk-Bruhert. T-2:B. I— •rymon. queries 1-2 11, Money 11 1-1 23. Ford 11 llomi 7 3-2 16. Brown f 6 6 24, Sllot I s 11 Myrlck IP M R Ik BB SO 4 II. Bottle I 2 5 10, Skinner I III! 27. 7, Seal! 2 0-14, Walker 0 0 0 0. Total! n •ftrkU • Illl IP M * BR IB SO Price 2 M 4 Tatoll S4 271] llf. H-ellil 4 0 0 1 RoieJb 4 110 »a>1ra» • Patron I S IM nun II-IH 5 0 2 0 Sormlntp 000 0 Tan Fryman 4 6 1111Lolkh I I rm mm II-IJJ • cm okrkM tSr£ »«» n B 17 37-111 S 0 2 0 Kenndylb 000 0 DMoaroW.14 Hit I t I I 1 1 ••• Fouled out-Roy. Total toull-Golden 4 110 GrlHeyrf 3 110 BoMttlCt 4 110 LeFlorecl 4 13 1 Sutler 113 1 I t 1 1 Fowled owt-None. Total tovli—Denvor 1110 OIIWrdTb lilt MtOletXer. 113 7 34. Detroit 21 A-1.413 swell. Seonlel) A-I1.2IS 10 0 0 Morgonlb 4 112 woochll [ 0 000 Tomllnp 0000 4 2 2 1Whltokrlb 4 111 Reuu CwiM 111 LOS MMlll ("I CLIVILAND III) 13 10 CortyoK 4 0 13 Stoubdh 5 I 3 2 KIwnLAI Willkeme 111 I Ruitell 11 til 11. Chanel 4 12 10. E. 4 110 Foiterll 10 0 0 1 I I 1 1 Oonlley 4 1-2 I. Wllkei 5 1-4 II. Abdul- 0 0 0 0 Drlenntb 4 3 2 3 Moybrylb JTominlb S 0 0 0 Grttkion 2 t I I I I 111 Jaobor I o-I 33. HudMn 104 II. Ml.on 4 Smith 7 3-4 17. Corr 10 10-11 N. Walker 1 1110 Benchc 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 Kemplt Illl I l-l f. Scott 1 M 1. ADernethy 1 31 4. 4-S II, Lambert 1 2-2 4. Furlow S 04-10. 3 0 0 1 Cncpcnii 4 122 lib 4 0 2 0Splkeirl 112 1 Sove-Sutler III WP-Frymon I. lul Savo-Momml) WP-McGlemanT- TheS beoullful naw thiao charming In imollei 11101 Ford 4 M I. Roblich !UI. Dovll 10-0 B Smith 4 04 10 Totoll 45 MIS 130. 4 111 I 10 11 Geronmct 112 2 lorglo 10 10 Porrlihc tar. T-l 17. A-M4J3 3:13 A-33,731 dlmantional plonl place I. Corr S1-112 Total! a 15-30 n KAMA! CITY 1117) 3000 Gomem 10 0 0ARdrgDb lilt OVBI lha kitchen link I 10 0 0 Humop btlngi light, on and tun POHTLAMDIM4) RaWnilne S 1-3 II. Woomon 10 3-3 23, 0000 Knlghtlb lilt, 10 0 0MnklklX 10 0 1 Colorful foliage In gay US 4 041. Sleele 4 4A It. Ooem IO Locoy 1 041, Boon* 5 13 II. Blrdiong I 4 0 0 0wogneru 3 111 thin* tom a horn* potlory teoional bulbi In M 23. Do»ll 2 04 4. Holllnl I 4 5 II. 44 22, WOUUneJIW 4 04 I. Allen 4 1-1 t, I I III 0 10 0 at Mt Corcrnph 1h« Sun Cordon • Window Twonillk 3 12 I. Comoun 10 11II. Nor •Meh 7 04 II. Rnlanl 1 04 I. Kueiter 1 Mini TOM Trommlll lilt full bloom and quaint •on) 11-4 4. Schlueler I 12 3. Dunn 4 11 3 31 ToeotlSl II-1B 111 TaM a I II I CB.S. SUPERMARKET expends lh« room vuuolly ceiomici of your own com- IHialia III III tit- I ) Tout! 4BIH3 114 BUM 37-ll» and provldti a parfocl lot Plata fhi living beauty ol I..- jf M n It Ko—eetltY IB> lo—117 cm man ill 111 II i-t III III III- I 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG ting fot decorotive plant! the Sun Goiden - Window r"nSi nun »-"< Total toult-Cle«olond 14. Konui City DP-Homton I. ClncHWOII I. LOB- U A-4404 Mouilon t. Clnclmotl 1 IB-JCrul. lem 17 1 ••• |l|-l Tlwe art no orchitaclural T«Mlwn-Loi Angolei ». Porltond ngeto.Dfleiien.Concpclori.HR—Drleiien E-Motton DP-Toronlo I. Detroit 2. Kmltoliom lh« miniolura M. A-MMt Distributed by PMILAOILPHU dill 111. Geronimo (II. Morgan (21. SS-Foi LOB— Toronto S. Detroit 11 IB-Mutton. gNMHilttuM it dromaiicaily IUPWU.O (1141 Ervlng 7 5-5 It, McGlnnll 1041. JonOI 3 tor. Concpclon Sf-PutiTS—Orlttey Hawaii. SB-Leflore. Kemo •jamei. 41110. Wllloughby 1121. No PICK-IT DBOutMui In o formal dining 11 I, Blbby 0 3 11. Collins 4 3-4 11. Ml BlAISDELl tkr II 4 7 U, Smrm 1 4-4 10. Averltt 11-7 10 3-3 32. Dowklnt S 3-113. McClaln I 04 IP H R IR BB SO IP HUIIIU room II it ideal in o small II, McHolll 1 M II. Glenn 4 111. Lloyd II. Cotclilngi 1 II 3. Bnrant 7 04 14 bedroom and adds lha I 1-1 1. Jonn 2 04 4. Owem I 11 4 Toeonol 17-32 111 LemngeloLAI S I I I 1 1UrxrwdLAI I 4 lilt LUMBER TiMiaiB«114 JERSEY NUMBER GAME failing of airy ipocloui WASHUMTOH lltU Pent! 2 4 13 13CWncy 11 4 1S« .WeVjeAve. BOSTON (1111 More. 10 M 3*. Kupchak I 710 21. Urv KForich 1 I 0 I 0 0 TMurphy 111 I I I 4 1 nan In* window Ii equally WKU S M 13, Cho»«y 1 I I 1, Cawenl 1OM 4 13 ». Ore awards banquet. vehicles there at 7:30 a.m. First Bass Weighed Bennett headed for Colgate The fishing was just about as good, or poor, as it had been Peter Clifford of Leonardo weighed in the first striped on Saturday. As on Saturday the trout were merely tapping bass of the season at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic Highlands, the baits and taps were few Worms seemed to produce most Saturday It weighed 31/2 pounds He caught three legal stri- LITTLE SILVER- Red al, went nine Innings to win won the 500-yard freestyle in For further information or of the taps but the fish usually dropped the bait right pers and eight flounders fishing off Leonardo Bank Regional'! Pete Ben- his first game of the season 4:14.:, establishing a new prize lists, contact Mrs Ar- away Louise Fossani of Capt. Charlie's. Port Monmouth, report- nett, a two-time Daily Regis- for Pairieigh-Dickslnson Uni- NCAA Division III record lene Bimberg (431-2550). I hooked only one brown trout on a worm and lost that ed some small striped bass were taken off Union Beach and ter All-County football selec- versity of Teaneck, as he Jim Bell, attentive and de- Roto Colemai of Kunuion. a Salmon eggs produced a brown and two rainbows, not too bad Atlantic Highlands and flounder fishing good last week. tion, will be attending Colgate pitched the winners to a 5 3 fensive tackle fer the Pop Jailor at Franklin and Mar- for two and a half hours of fishing but far from sensational A sparse turnout had the best whiting fishing of the sea- University this fall according victory over Iona. Warner Keyport Indians foot- shall College in Lancaster. Every one else on the stream seemed to have a few fish son so far at Long Branch Pier on Saturday night reported to Colgate head coach Fred Bedell gave up a three-run ball team, has been notified Pa , is a candidate for the too. One man had five on his stringer manager Matty Sowul Bob and Helen Nlejako of Middletown Dunlap homer In the first inning, but by National Pop Warner second singles position on the Dave Graulich of West Long Branch caught one of the caught four to five dozen fish Rocco Panduri of Long Branch Bennett, who also made settled down and allowed only Headquarters that he has varsity tennis team huge trout stocked by the Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club caught 15 or so. first team All-State, All four hits over the final eight been selected as a member of Groups this past season, lnnlng» He fanned four and the "1(77 Senior Pop Warner played linebacker for the walked two. team of All-American Little Bucs for three seasons and led Red Bank to three succes- sive Shore Conference C Divi- sion championships. County SportsWorld "I'm really pleased to add Three other former Shore Scholars." GOODf YEAR a player of Peter's calibre to our football program," com- players, Bob Woolley and Lou The honor is bestowed only mented Dunlap. "I'm sure he DeLauro and Bob Gallo are on 33 boys in the nation and is will make a real contribution also seeing some college ac- based on athletic and aca- to Colgate football He !» the tion. demic achievements. type of player who will help Woolley, who plays catcher, Jeb, who competes in other our program and has tre- pitcher and outfield for Ra- sports, plays in the school mendous growth potential." mapo College, is batting over band and writes short stories, .300 while DeLauro is a var- Is in the eighth grade at Key- LOW PRICE Bennett, a 6-1, 1H pounder, sity reserve at third base for port Grammar School also competes in track where Seton HaU University he Is a top Javelin thrower. Gallo, a freshman, is on the The Monmouth Rugby Foot- BASEBALL New Hampshire College varisty ball Hub has orgaalied a John Bedell, a former base- team. women's team and is present- LINE-UP! ball standout at Shore Region- Rarttan's Frank Schlavlno ly recruiting new members. Is another standout for Ra- The Rugby Club was estab- mapo's unbeaten team as he lished five years ago at is currently batting .414 and Brookdale Community Col- has 10 RBIs lege and, although no longer SWIMMING affiliated with the school, the B78-13 blackball, plus $1.72 F.E.T. Chris Lubeck of the Red club draws on the student and old tire Bank YMCA set two meet body for members. records in the nine and under division over the weekend In Those interested in joining Plus the Paramus AAU Swim are asked to contact Terry Blackwall OUR F.E.T. and Meet. Hand (787-8321 of 774-1085) Sin PRICE old tin Lubeck won the 25-yard Jay Srlortlno of Highlands, breastroke in a record 18.C former Red Bank Catholic E78-14 $24.10 $2.03 and came back to take the 25- football and baseball star, is yard butterfly in a record one of the co-captains for the F78-14 $25.65 $2.04 Falrlelgh-Dickinson of Madi- 150 'All-Weather'78 G78-14 $27.15 $2.19 son Lacrosse team this MMiimik College's swim Take advantage of our low prices and get spring. G78-15 $28.20 team finished secead recently this smooth-riding, long-wearing polyester $2.38| In the NCAA Division III The ISth annual Monmouth cord tire for your car now! swimming and diving cham- Ctaaty Hunt Club Spring m pionships In Grinnell, Iowa. Horse Show will be held April The Hawks were led by All- 15 at the East Freehold Show Additional Sizes Low Priced Too! Pete Bennett America Frank Christian who Grounds. You know what to 'POLYGLAS' look for in a car. PACESETTERL^ J GAS-SAVERS Now we'll show you what to look for i i F 'Pblyglas IP in a dealer. Radial BRAIN. Pick the dealer who wa« smart enough to im It BR78 13 whitewall Tblrtgl» II'" Ratals || \Mlkiwa9en as the belt car lor New Jerwy plus $1.95 F.E.T. OUR rim Plus | He 1 the man who knows the difference F.l.T.lna and old tire WMltwall OUR r.I.I. and between the cheapest pnee and the best value 19 PRICE Sill PRICE old tin || B78-13 whitewall. plus •Wklttall1l •Kiln (1.82 F.E.T. and old tire •PWyillas'ot'PblyKlasir Silt DR78-14' (42.00 (2.25 WATCH THE EYES. * E78-14 (33.85 tf.19 ER78-14' (43.00 (2.36 They should be unblinking sharp and wide F78-14 (34.15 $2.34 • Gas saving claim open Volkswagen dealers are the kind of guvs Double based on radial FR7B 14- $41.15 (2.51 G78-14 (36.90 who can look you nyhl in the eve because thev $2.47 construction com- GR78-14" $41.20 (2.65 I believe in the cars they sell They ve

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Every Volkswagen dealer really cares. He's got the most sophisticated, most experienced, and loyal service HELPS PROTECT EXPENSIVE PROTECTS TIRE MILEAGE SAVES GAS AND ENSURES department in his area. He wouldn't do all that if he didn't care, would he? And ENGINE AND CHASSIS PARTS AND IMPROVES HANDLING PEAK ENGINE PERFORMANCE he certainly wouldn't sell a car that gives you so many features as standard • Complete chassis lubrication and oil * Adjust caster, camber, and toe-in to • Electronic engine, charging, and starl- equipment if he didn't care about you. change • Ensures smooth, quiet perfor- manufacturers specifications • Inspect ing system analysis • Install new points, mance and reduces the chances of wear steering linkage and suspension compo- plugs, and condenser • Bet engine timing You'll get features like front wheel drive, negative steering roll radius, • Includes light trucks • Ploase phone for nents • Includes VW. Datiun, and Toyota. and dwell • Adjust carburetor for fuel fuel injection, and a dual diagonal braking system, to name just a few. appointment economy * Includes Datsun, Toyota, VW There are a lot of features.. and a lot of caring. and light trucks.

We're the Jersey Pro*. We're In a league all our own. Just Say "Charge If Ui« any of these 7 other w»ys to buy: Our Own Customer Credit Plan • Master Charge * BankAmericard • American Express Card • Carle Blanche • Dinera Club • Cash GOOD/YEAR Goodyear Revolving Charge Account IMP vat See Your Independent Dealer For His Price and Credit Terms. Prices As Shown At Goodyear Service Stores In All Communities Served By This Newspaper Service* Not Available At Starred Locations. Sayrevllle 1030 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN Llppln Motor Car Co., Inc. Route 35 Phone 671-2415 I i Autw For Sole Tiger SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY APRIL io 1978 The [My Rcgfctcr 15 FOUO IW1 LTD WAGON - Po.«r ttttrlna. power bfafctt. air condi 51. Help Wonted 71 Merchandise 1 Auto* For Sole '1U^ ""'•••i. •*• ••!••' M3 For Sale _. UAI TUNSPOtTATION CAM - * GEORGE WALL CAMERA - Konlca TC ntw model LINCOLN/ME RCURV 71 Merchandise iigw weight, JSmm tingle lem reflei Shrnrttur, Ax . of himwi '".LAST JOB! uteM once, with IJimm t*t*photc lam UK im Hun* Hwnurt. U.M Snrtwtbury 747 V Notionoi Corporation, monwtoc For Sale Both in bo« with gutjrontM. U40 tti mile* CM naMne otlka Pone tunng lighting products for in ALL SIZES - Of crushed stone, cteon 3ISJ otter * UHTtaf. oir caMHIWUo aM tax n« HOLSEY PONTIAC and Wend. 71 ton minimum Call after CAMERA - Pen*. ME IS mm SLR. i» ianm EATONTOW counts, has openingt tor soles 'p m 4*5 II» with outomatlc film advene*, on* •OSS UUSTAHC - »)• WIKi »7S J51 professionals m MONMOUTH month okl,t3B6. S43-4MI IMPALA STATION WAGON - «7S COUNTY Must be non-pressure ANTIQUE - Bird S Ey* maple on OtwfflaM ndtM, new t*«chi ana Automatic tronunlulon. power il with beveled mirror very good concii CARPET DISCOUNT honest ond sincere indUidwoii tian Coll m-*14S after S p m ItU KSK.StOmiltt t 7411431 looking tor their LAST JOB Warehouse sole Save 40 lo *8X Frorn I«PALA 1174 - T»o-door must be Qualified to open new oc ANTIQUE OAK F U • N I T uTE~- 13 ft 14 yd installed Choice of deco BUHLER ft BITTER INC Muil loll, twst counts at well as upgrade estob Areo S torgesl and tlnesl selection 37] t l F h h CHRVSLEII-PLYMOUTH 7I7IIU -lined users Repea-6usiness.se Squonkum Yellowbrook Rd , torm cure future, liberal training com ingdolc n*>t1 to Howell Pork CHAl"N LINK FENCING - 4 "hUh. JEEP SALES (SERVICE pensatton, benefits MCLAIN funn I'ooys) •UICK CEMTURV REGAL -, H7I, TWINBOROHOTORS 7<7«O« ereen vinyl clod wire. Including top ar condHlaMna. AM/FM. trery good UIE NewmuSprirSBKO . Rod Boot AQUARIUM - rS'Mlloi roll, fittings, line posts and In conoWan AttuS HIM Call TO I XT CALL RICHARD GREY Spoliation Only I SI a so ft Terms or KITSON CHEVROLET CO ranged SIMON SET 1&M3B • UICK L« SAIRE !»7] - ISO IV Hwy U Eotontown (212) 563 3800 ixrtomoilc trammHilan, power tleer Equal opportunity employf M f •in brakn Alklna II.XI Coll ATTIC SALE - By Newcomers Club LINCOLN CONTINENTAmmm L ifev - SCHOOL'BUS DRIVERS - Special I• tense required Contact tn« Middle RUMSON BlnghomBin * Power ilttrlng/wlndowi'Drahci. Sal April IS 10*p n •UICK REGAL 1(74 - Four-HOOT. e> AM/FM ttarto. tuotr clton body, tt town Township Board Of Education CONN ORGAN M 2. Autos For Sole 51, Help Wonted SI. Help Wonted *TI 3U0. Eif 31* cellent ceetMtlM. vinyl roof, power ctllent Ntodi work IUJ0 or b*«l o«e' BASSETT - While Colonial - doubt* two manuols. IS-keModey pvlo 4» leranade SHORE MOTORS FORD PARTS - Two 1««M U Hot DENTAL LABORATORY iMTHH/tram UHa$4 JfUr 1 p m 7Jtll7iarltr 4p m NURSES AIDES AND ORDERLIES SECRETARY drnser with mirror, chvsl ol drawers d Leslie speakepvdor lchime boords Two Volvo-Triumph D#ol*r - v I disassembled engine* wit* octc* SUPERVISOR M w - Certified only need apply For cellent condition sulNM* for home or Diversified poniion some steno. ond night stand. IIU M4 703* k chimes ' • UICK SKYLARK - IMS. convert MACK AUTO IMPORTS Hwy )S. Monosouon 5H 7M0 lories two monual transmissions. l«47 Needed for a dental lab In Shore ar*o uismg hom*. 3 to 11 shift full time church Rhythm Ac* olio available soles oriented Fe* negotlobl* To BEDROOM"^wtiy's oak.' twin bed Ibt* Brand ntw top, rWn smoothly 7Rt J7Eoti Tofm ond >»S*. 1940 tram*. 1*40 tronl ond of Ntw Jersey Must hove e*pef ience op salary and e»cell*nl Iringe ben Asking 11000 Call Ut-4fS> aflfK 1 p m W75 *SS Llttt* Stiver Point Rd . Little STEIN CADILLAC PONTIAC I US iwo nlaht tables lorge cnesl, Vi Coll i rear oil* assemblies, with wheels. n Crown and Briny* and or Denture rftft DO NOT PHONE Apply in per Silver, oHeri p.m ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Ol Mil CRAFTSMAN RADIAL IM - Saw , 1940 steering column assembly Coll Good salary, health benefit*, pension, Mon through Frl only. • to S MALIBU CLASSIC - ]tM. croarr. col ns-MM I Cvtl 6 9pm MI MO] or M4 ilti Atlontic Highlands Nursing X Thomoi Ave 747 34*4 Shrewsbury S17S PootHWe, AMF.UM BUICK SPORTS WAGON lHt - In nsurance ond bonus Coll eves be Bit TRITE PRAM CARRIAGE - 140 1?141% or. only 74,000 mlltl EKCcllrnt conal STRAUBIUICK -OPEL tweent-tpm *0t*i7Ml« *. • Middletown Ave Atlontic SECRETARY lion van Call brlare 4 p m , Ml IWI MighlondS^NJ hDbluawooirua.US NINE ACRES of New on) Used Con 6 Auto Rent/Lease biTECToprbypuiLic WORKS - Dictaphone, iighlstcno diversified ol M7-.I79 MATADOR 1*74 - Powtr liter Hwy IS 1*4 4000 Keyport licework Freehold area ToH» More Classified ICK SPORT WAGON IH7 - Thrte ino/brokei, automatic. AM/FM, air RENT A VAN - Low, low rales •rerlng background tor semi fur OFFICE HELP FOB BOOK PUBLI ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY BUNK ~BEOT - Complete'with mot THE FINEST SELECTION - 6Tnew HER — Port lime Aftsrnoons only at, air, power IINTIM/brakes, look One owner Priced 10 toil 741 14to Call Lorry. TOM S FORD H*r IS. .. »» Uti %ui *H»n, tresses ond k»sMer Mopt*. ptn* or woi ond used con in Monmouth County Keyporl. 244 1*00 lerience necessary with planning ana iv* days per week Call Mrs Broin, t on Next Page rlri»»a«a«l O» 7»l*7»l SECRETARY - FuH tlm*. respon nut From %m 1*4 fiS Ov*r 100 otr conditioned rv*w cori In Mdgttlng of OH public works octi*. ^ 1441. Mon through Frl MAVEHICK GRAIIER 1174 - E S experienced In sewer ond utility can r> tiuvv dy CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IOOBW, radtal lift*. ».4O0 miles Like 3017 Phoenix Brokerage, t? Hwy 34 ORDER CLFRK 1 Day 73 Keyport Hruction Steady oil year employment I Skllll Hwy 11 Eatantown 141SW) rvtw 13 MO 177034? Call after S p m ot Stt-4*f4 [ed. knowledge ol typing 2 Davs iConspculivet 67 CAPRI - 117). lour cyllndar, lour good on telephone Start 1140 peri*nc* pr*ferr._ MUSTANG GRANDE - 1971, yellow TRIUMPH TR6 1974 - Good condl EXECUTIVE SECRETARY -To and benefit* Send Resume to P O Bo» 61 •paad, AM/ FM. uctlltnl condition school builnest administrator School ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 3 Davs iConseruttvei ond Ian. automatic power ileerlno. 'ion Low mlltag*. AM/FM radio, 10 Wanted Automotive 30 Thomos Ave )V J4«4 Shrewsbury 177, Red Bonk, 07701 Strict con 11700 431 TllS, Ul-mt rodlol llrtt. three tops U,49i firm experience preftired Diversified set 4 Davs ; Consecutive i 55 r conditioning, i lull II"! JUNK CARS RTHObONTIC CHAIRSlDE - Ai ilqefice CHEVELLE - 1170 SU cylinder SI 57»7 1 omtd awoy tret and bought e'Q'ioi position. *ic*(l*n| typing, SHElTMETAL HELPER -"sime i*~ $ Davs iConspcdlivpi SI of thorftvond, use of cuito Istont Motowon ar*O Hardworking, good condition UO0 Coll 747 314* bt MUSTANG 1«S - Itl v«, 11.000 orli TRIUMPH 1970 — Convtrtlblt. E> Coll Rocco. 7173IS4 t('io«iie Matawon B'oln, 173 1441. Mon through Frl transportation, 1175 94M»*, " TOP DOLLAR CHEVROLET CAPRICE IMI - VI EXPERIENCED FLORAL DESIGN outomotlc. pewtr it**rlng/brok*. NOVA - ItTl. parted condition Only VAN CUSTOM 197* - AM/FM stereo ER-Also trainee to assist SHORT ORDER COOK - fVI-tlmf. Commercial Riltl 54 minimum charge (out door, good condition H75 SIJ ART-TIME - Do you WOriTnighis' doys Apply Ctiocolat* Soda, 790 Nor 13.000 mlltl Air. inowi, outomotlc eight trock.new tour rodlol tires Four Coll S**-3*ti ire you sell employed or retired? Sup HM. wood Ave Deal 131 974T Per Line trommliilon, rodlo, new Seal batttry Coptolnss choirs, CB. more S44-T155 ilement your Income with doytlme de lltso Coll 74l-37<3 VEGA - Custom 1974 Blue wlttiTand* O SEED eor endT» EXPERIENCED IDav CHEVROLET IMP ALA - IH4. SS rtd wiNG OPERATORS NEEDED y |ob Eilra pay working on es SUMMER HELP - loborvrs No •* n OU root, flir conditioning, cassette. o mi. Coll 471 »45 otter 7 1973 — Air. AM/FM, ntw tires ond bat 3Davsi'Cnnseculive> 70 tery Beit ofter 741-4541 after 6 p.m. ' IU»U SDavs iConserulive^ 58 cabl* UOO or btst ofter. rfl 1970^ FASHION WORK - Port time, earn or Chief oT'arly Partllme Ei- WANf ED -"Ford or Chevrolet Plch- IM to 1100 working two to three eve perienced In property surveys 13 to IS 6 Davs [Consecutive* 54 PART TIME HELP OLDSMOBILE U 1973 - Air condl up. 1970-1*71 Cor ncc*ssory, Coll per hour m-OlW anytime. 7 Davs iCnnsecuiive* 51 CHEVROLET TOWNSMAN 19( pply In person, must drlv* stick shift tlonlng, powtr brakes, powtr steering VEGA STATION WAGON - 1974. Call SU3110 or 747-3093 tlOht-pauenger ttatlon wagon. WOO Good condition, SlefS *71 7914 S9.000 miles Ntw engine, new trans- l0_W_Fronl Sf Red Bank SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR -'ll-T fl Davs iCctnsenilivpi 4B' WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS FENCt INSTAi 1 ( R am shift. 3 11pm shift Full or port Toll UHOli mission, blue exterior, red interior, ART^TTME JANITORIAL" HELP - 10 Davs t 45 excellent condition 1I59S CollWJ 3771 SCHWARTZ CHRVSLER Toppav Experienced only time Call M1-4U1 CHEVROLET VEGA HATCHIAO after 6pm,- PLYMOUTM Collm |T04 for Intormatlon 10 p m Mon throuoh Frl , tor office 1*73 — GT. manual thlft, lour ip*ed Red Bonk. 74/-OJI7 luilomg in Freehold I? 7S pet hour to 1AHOH iM Wl fully qualtfied in AM/FM radio. Rum, but nteth woi' VOLKSWAGEN SUPER* BEETLE - FLOOR PERSON" WANTED Coat tan 170 9119 men i clothing, full tlm*, In Red Bank FAMILY PLAN RATE Bwt ofler. 7l7-«». OLDSMOBILE — Toronodo, 1977. Full WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCKS fo( lor y call Michelle Reno Fashions 747 711S 19M Auiomatlc stick, sun root. 1970 ART TIME OFFICE WORKER ~ powtr, cruise control, light track rebuilt motor with 5.000 milts us* SCHWARTZ Chryiler Plymouth 741 5U1 3 lines — 5 Days — S3 00 Si 00 each line Avaiiahle lo in- CHEVROLET 1*73 - Rtd Vtgo Estate tope, electric windows, scot.lrunh ond lied Bank, 747-O7lf am* bookkeeping typing and filing TANK TRAILER DRIVER - Fuel oil" New tlrts and transmission, |ui* FLOOR WAXERS - Jonltors IM Wl *pproilrnutely 10 hours a week hours f.perlcnted Mutt pass D OT phytl dividuals placing ads under Merchandise Foi Sate loi Wagon. RetuHl Iron.minion, rcbull door locks J»,979 miles Call 741 0910 poised Inspection In Jan. Body ** alternator. tllU - opeti Call after 6 ask for Paul Ralph. WE NeTED U5ED CARS Matrons (M/W). to work port time IcNlbt* Reference. Call »4e 410*, cal Hav* clean driving record. Call items nol e>ceedmg $100 each Hems must be priced Non cellent Interior good A steal at 1700 Top dollar paid MULLER CHEVRO mornings. I a.m. to 17 noon, or full- p m , 741-fll* Or will (rode lor 400 to 6J0CC, 1970 to noons or evenings OLDSMOBILE DELTA H 1979 - Air, LET, Hwy J4, Motowon, 5*4 time days I am to 4 JO p m Hai commercial ,nl only CHEVROLET 1*7? MALIBU - Four 1976 motorcycle Cad 279 1417 between let/Keyporl area Must be dependable PAR! TIME - Solicitors, from youi IIIHNHM INSTITUTE GRADU 4-9 p.m., o»k for Mr. Scott or leave ATE - ELECTRONICS BACK door, hardtop, vinyl roof and Interior & "" " Call tor Interview, 74753** Contract Kattt on R#gu»iI VI automatic, power tttirlng, air nomt and number, GROUND PART OR FULL TIME AM radio. On* own*', excellent eondl OPEL ISUZU 1974 - Four-iottd, rear FOREMAN/PRODUCTION DATA PROCESSING MACHINE OP lion (10*5.141-33*4 VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE MANAGER (M/W) ERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE 1973 — Sun root, AM'FM, tope, tip top Must be completely, thoroughly ex Ctl INC MI-MS. CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1W - Foul shopc. ll,J50 final 2J9 »S3 perlencetf Must know women's out door, outomotlc, air. looded, eatrai OPEL WAGON 1171 — Four cyllndtf TELLERI I0X REPLY SERVICE RONT PAGE READERS VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK - 1**9. SI Help Wanted erwear garments completely Pleas* PART-TIME Experienced preferred, but will con vinyl roof. ISM 717-43*5. air, AM/FM radio, natdi work coll 741 -fill Oiltf 17 H Pit Cewnt IM* B*M good HIM, new transmission, eight- ALUM1NUMSIDING MECHANICS utter Imlnn with some COShler «• fsce !%•**«• ss N MWwiww to _JL _*_J_ l k J. . Hit A 1001 Auto Parts CHRYSLER NEW YORKER - W7 Experienced only No sub contractors FULl TIMt WA»f HUUSHUU f PI HSON peri*nc* Fee reimbursed PICK-UP $1.50 OPEL IfM swtant I *•*• MiMtmm H tnei Call 734 0913 after 5pm - Some drlv I Apply IIn personperson.. Distributors ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY U namtn ptoct* el SMI el celwmn E«ctlltnt condition ISOO » Thomas Ave 747 U94 Shrewsbury Call 170 1114 VOLKSWAGEN 19*9 - Pop top camp _ _ Idlng ClAClAlirl ,117 117 CONTINUED GROWTH MAIL $3 50 APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING Shrewibury Av*., ShrewsburyShrewb . CHRVSLER 1973 - Poor-door, i er, fully (quipped, best otter Coll 173 The NAVY hoi more than *0 career CREATES NEW OPENINGS TRUCK MECHANIC - Experience For each bo* number assigned condition 11,300 PEUGEOT 1971 - NtM fields available for tho«* who quality OB — Interesting ond diversified ond toots necessory Apply In person, body work. Beit oiler GROUNOSPEOPLE - Vigorous out- 747 3&*6 ofter 5 p m. VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1967 - Good lor tnllitment Good poy ond benefits, doing enjoyable work Several open irhworti International, lil W Front 144H41 JO days paid ocotlon For more infor ngs In East Brunswick, Keyport, * Red Bonk CIRCLE CHEVROLET condition 1500 Woodbrldge Shrtwtourv Avt. Shrewibury PLYMOUTH BROUGHAM - 1975. Call after 4. •70-3115 Mon, coll your NAVV RECRUITER 0 PLUMBERS -~One h*lp*7 ER- Four-door, .how room condition. Low • PI Hif NI I - Not necessary, we Mi-mi VOLVO WAGON 1971 — Yellow, tour rain you perlence necessary Coll 77* UH. Gor mileage Looded. Wetfcendi I-10 am, REDBANK-741 1326 c*y Plumbing ond Heating CANCELLATION NUMBER CLASSIC CADILLAC — 1»7*, EldO WMstdoyl S'pmJil/]f4 HAZIET 7M 745! Guards HOURS - Port time weekends, either rodo converilble, oil power and accei PLYMOUTH DUSTER - 1971, auto FREEHOLD-700 1070 one or two doys Weekdays, w* hov* TYPIST ~~ Notice & Credit tor cancellation it given only on issuance of morning, afternoons, evening hours •orlts. Low mlleoge. never abuted malic, good condition. Mull be Men VOLVO 122 19*1 - Automatic, looks EAST BRUNSWICK III 5171 Some knowledge of steno Interesting Mint tISJWOIIrm 747*733 Needed! available ond combination of above position In local oreo I 43 to 1 Storl special kiM number lo •dvenisei when cancellation ol id is Call 4*11317 aM*r 5 w**kdays. Any and runs very good, low miles, 77 ARCHITECT/DESIGNER - Mln Indefinite temporary otilgnm*nts oil anytime betwten 9 a.m. and 10 ns requested AdvartMi must retain number tor lutuie fftei COUGAR IH7 - Eictlltfri condition lime wMfcendi. MP G ISJO. m-Ku. in» three years experience In hous- Fhrouflhout Monmouth ana Ocvon i for appointment asking MOO. VOLVO - 1941, runs very weliTBody '. llgnf construction ond con^- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ence PLYMOUTH GOIO DUSTER 197*. Counties. Mutt have validated slan »1S4M sound 131,000 miles. SISO. me'rclal Repty to Box J3M. The Dolly dord flrit aid training. E«c*ll*nl op 264-6700 Thomas Ave 747 34?4 Shrewsbury No cancellations will be taken alter 4pm Friday until Bam excellent condition. Pow«r st**rlng. Register, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. COUGAR 1971 - XR7, 47,000 mllti power brakes, olr conditioning, 747-4197 port unity If you or* a retired senior Monday through Sunday WAITRESSEl M'W - fop •• clllien Earn a bonus whll* you work PERMANENT FOSITION AVAIL Monday power ileerlng/ broke*, air condl AM/FM. Asking S7000 VOLVO 19*9 - 142S. Low mileage. e> ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN icrlenced only need apply, Sherolon tlonlng, vinyl roof Mint «.(. 733 O4M (M'W) — Minimum thret years ex No fee ABLE - For qualified person, driving r~ Hwy » South Hoilet 7M ?400 Please check your ad the day it appears The Daily Register CADILLAC LIMOUSINE - 1*71. Mull perlence in housing ond commercial and selling Apply In person. Marine WAITRESSES - Hoslesses. Caihler, COUNTRY SEDAN - Station Wagon Reply to Box J-315. The Dally Regis cannot be lesponsibie lor errors attei the first day Call 54?- 1*74 11,100. Mil Aiklng 11000 nbtr, tio Bright M-w Experienced VOLVO - 197S, 244OL, four speed, ler. Shrewsbury. N.J. 07701. 1 1700 In make ( orreclions •474103 over-drive, olr conditioning AM/FM PERSONS - Wanted lo work mldnlgrii ot Red Oak Diner. R CHEVROLETIMPALA WAGON - hift, weekends And.'or part time eve 1974, power lteerlng, power broke*, Good shape 13IS0 Call 513(137 ASSISTANT COOK - Five doys O OLSTEN WAITRESSES M'W - Mutt be over CREDIT PROBLEMS? wt*k, full-time. Queen of Cormel ingi Call or opply In person between No cosh? If your* working, we air conditioning Mutt be told Asking I Apply In person at Man. on In* DEADLINES WHELAN PONT I At BUICK OPEL Nursing Home. Coll 94*4991 __ 4 Atlantic Highlands Shell. 193 First Boordwolk In Long Branch. help to ott you financed. No money 17100 Call Mr. Somers, b*for* S p.m riwyf Freehold ADS — be) solid &lyte ads — 4 pm day before publication down Poymerrti orronoed to suit you 1*1-0*44, j ,vt Atlantic Highlands 291 4711 WAITRESSES! M-W •• Must be «x 4*2-0147 ASSOCIATES - For real estate soles PERSON Tb~A~NSWE»rpHONE - rtcedt Many New ana Quality Us*d tenanted Apply In person Re« Diner, — Friday 4 pm (of Sunday publication Classified Display ond listings. Full time only, will con GUARD SUPERVISOR Pltio maker ond drivers Must be II Cars to choose from. Coll Rosso* Pon slder new licensees. Ask for Jean Ir r"W*st Front 51. R*dBonk — 4 pm Wo days pnoi to publication - Thursday 4 pm Hoc, m Brood St.. Rtd Bonk 741-S.W ia11onol company seeking tx or over Apply In person only, after 4 3 Trucks and Trailers win, Marine Pork. Red Book U7 4IM erlenced security supervisor far on pm Red Bonk Pitta. IS North Bridge lo* Sunday publication Prool ads three days pnot to pubii AUTO BODY PAINTEH Or body _lt* supervision Excellent woget Coll DODGE ASPE N - 1971. Custom, auto CHEVROLET I'lCMJP 1969 - fc-toit, *—i. Rtd tor*? 5? Baby Sitting cation Real Estate Today — Wedne&dav tot Friday & Sun rootle, lood*d 15.000 miles. 137SO C< I' bed. I973-4S4 engine, dual exhaust ond fender person Experienced only Captain Klnney, 177 Mil or 165 77IJ 7914532. PLYMOUTH VALIANT 1943 - Good wlthcop Colin? 3399 Quality work required Top pay. All In PHONE~SOLICITOR - For unique Child Cort condition. SIM qulrles confidential Call 747^9417 HAI RpRESSERST ob Some camero experience Must DODOE DART SWINGER - 1971 Call 944-f9*7 CHEVROLET VAN 197S - Slxcylir In the Atlantic Highlands Boyshor* drive WIN train 741 1174 WORKING MOTHER - Needs sum COfWECTIONS — 4 pm Monday through Thursday tor -v Urn ond parti Very i AUTO-BODY REPAIR WORlT^ Full area Musi hove following Liberal mer substitute, four school boys Must PLYMOUTH VALIANT - 1974, (our lime, opply Burdae's Garage, S9J VRIH - Minimum live years eV drive. Live In or out (Could us* after nenf day 4 pm Friday lo' Sunday ft Monday i. Asking W*. Call SU-« door, automatic, powtr steering, vlny poy Call owners tor appointment. At Branch Ave., Little Sliver. lontlc Wove*. 791-0733. perlenc* Call between Sip m school h*lp nowl Colt ofter 4 p m , DODGE DART SWINGER 1973 - roof. 49,000 milts. Excellent condition CHEVROLET 19*7 PICKUP - Sli-cyl 7473713 Body Ilk* new, vinyl hardtop. On* 11990 443 KM Inder. good condition, U7S Colt 7*7 AUTO MECHANIC - Experience and HEAVY CONSTRUCTION™^"WorVer" T>9 TIM WEEKEND CALLS owner and driver. Excellent buy fools necessary Apply In person, wonted Apply In person, Tackle Shop. PORTERS - (M/Wi. port time nights, PLYMOUTH WAGON 19*9 - Very ANSWERING URVICE — Alter ', (» m Friday until 8 00 53400 milts. 11700. 9M-2510 otter 5 ond Schwortt Chrysler Plymouth. 14) W Long Branch Fishing Pltr. own transportation West Long Branch S3 Domestic Help good condition. Clean. On* owner CHEVROLET 19*4 PICKUP - * ton, Front St, Red Bonk oreo 174*207 am Monday all caHs are laken by our answering service Many *»tros. 1595 471 9473 five good llrei, rodlo. healer, perfect H~ELP WANTED - Graduatts oT HOUSEKEEPER - Two In family. condition Asking 1450. 3*4-117* beauty culture school, and cosmetolog Ivedoy week, llv*-ln, references An ads corrections and cancellations taken will be pro DODGE SPORTSMAN VAN 1975 - PONTIAC GRAND PRIX — If7J, Six cylinder, automatic, power stter Isl for new cosmetic store In Mon PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD ASSEM Reply BON D 393. The Dolly Register. cessed Monday (or Tuesday s paper bucktt teat), lull power, olr condl DODGE PICK UP - 1974, 'ft ton, new YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES mouth County Call 54* 9*43 for Inter BLERS - Minimum on*-y*ar *x Ina, only J*,000 miles. Clean. Asking Drakes, club cob. atl good tires 11600 TO BE A Mwwsbury.N J 0?70I Ulio Coll 733 1670 befor* 5 741-411 tlonlng, AM/fMni» 471-19U or 27? perlenc* HOUSEKEEPER - Private oport All ads are restricted to their proper classification and lo the 744T Call U3-71M SENSATIONAL SALESPERSON If you like meeting people and wont to HOST ESS/HOST -Over II. IX m*nl, meals and some monthly In- regular Daily (Register style ol type We reserve the right lo PONTIAC (.r() 196* Automatic DODGE WINDOW VAN 19*7 - Good WIRERS AND SOLDERERS - On* DODGE VAN - 1973. Air conditioned make extra money, you'll love selling perlenced Apply In person, 3-5 p.m.. come, JnJorge horn* with lt»*e >*en condition 1500 at Is &Of*_Polnl inn, 33*0 Hwy 35. Hot lei year experience 1 iTvH eves. ond w eeti entfs -edit or reject any classtlwd advertising copy power brakei, outomatlc, tlghl-cylln 143X17* after 4 p.m Avon Find out about the excitement, de« U300, Looks, runs good. 747413 the recognition, the earnings. Call •IOUSEKCMIR - In r*«tr Hovtrt. All ads once called m and processed it cancelled will be evn. DODGE -196S. 1*' Slrolght truVT MM. Hammond, 6l\ 4»l, Mrs. Kor INSURANCE POLICY - Writer am] Two days per week, must do lourvdry charged a minimum charge ol S4 00 Runs good Asking 11.300 teluls. U*53t3, or Mrs Archer, 229 rater Thoroughly experienced tn gen Call doys. 277-4144 No tolls pleas* on DODGE WINDOW VAN 19*1 - Ntw PONTIAC 1970 LtMANS — Two door. 4521 eral Insuranc* ogenty personal lines 1976 engine, 3100 milts, rebuilt front TECHNICAL ASSEMBLERS - One Sun and Mon vs. automatic, power steering, power year minimum experience million. Ntw stot. Asking 11*00 Col brakei, air conditioning, 41,000 milei FORD"r972 - '4-ton pickup. ExcellenT A I MOPED MECHANIC WANTED - HOUSEKEEPER - Two days per DEATH NOTICES S31 1100. Aitt for Fernando (Strvlc Very good condition. Dependable HMO firm JANITOR - Full lime, start imme inquire The Peddler of Long Bronch. APPLV IN PERSON we*fc General housework. Deportment). 1950. Coll S314J94 741 4)74 3794*21 dlalely, hours 3 II Rumson-Folr +71-0071 Death Notices Cards of Thanks In Memonams and Anniver- Haven Regional High School 147 1W DODGE WINDOW VAN 1971 - SI TRUCK ANOCAR&O INSURANCE BAKER — Experienced, good ben AUDIOVISUAL LABS WANTED- Companion who can sary Masses (Run on Ihe Obituary Page) 95 per line cylinder, power st*trlng/brokn, auto PONTIAC SUNBIRD 197* - Lew Free Quotes By Phone eflts Apply In person. Long John's " KEYPUNCH EXPHtPfiNCED Corner of Hillside ond Centroi Ave drive, took matlc. New tires. Runs good, 11700 mileage. AM/FM. air. entros. En Low Rates S31 Ml Ltd . II Beach Blvd. Highlands L J GONZER ASSOCIATES Atlontic Highlands Ifi-WI 6719934, cellent condition 141-0597 after * p.m. 157 Broad St . Red Bonk 1421903 1973 FORD PICKUP - F-100. V-l. BASSIST - Needed far par! time Top REAL ESTATE~SALET-' BrlohlToif DOREMUS FORD PONTIAC VENTURA - 1972, V-l. Olr slick. Heavy duly rear suspemlon Forties Group (some oldies) MUST LADTES^MEN -"Wwl^'r^mVor, the ilv* associate needed tor active 54 Situations Wanted •SALES -SERVICE -PARTS conditioning, aood condition 11000 Good condition. 11900 or best offer SINS, bock upp ond some lead 774 phone, earn 175 IS0 weekly servicing Iplt listing office Great training Shrewsbury Av*., Rtd Bank 7414 firm. Coll 79IS745 after «. 3391SS1 **74. our customers 2*4-3244 ond advertising programs. Female " .MEDOEALTf INC *71 S4M 2 Autos For Sale FALCON DELUXE WAGON - 1944 PONTIAC WAGON - 197*. Grand So BOOKKEEPER - Port lime, payroll, LANDSCAPE - Lawn maintenance BABYSITTING- My horn* Holmd*! 101 Apartments nlct condition. Splendid utility cai fort. Low mileage, excellent condition 4 Motorcycles accounts receivable, tome lyp Ing, ei helpers wonted, driver's license o tEAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS Collt Neck oreo 17 o toy 3 Trucks For Sale 102 Houses For Rent Coll 541-SM4. perler.ee necessary Hours flinlbl* W* art looking for two soles assocl 1335 Coll 74V19S9 BMW - 1973. Windlammer Fairing. must Experience necessary Call after Send hand written resumes to Box J 3 p.m.. 74172SS ales, experience preferred, but will 4 Motorcycles 103 Rentals To Share FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - LE PONTIAC 1976 - Firebird Esprit, Olr, Craven bogs, roll bars 4000 miles 311, The Dolly Register. Shrewsbury. rain J MAFARA AGENCY, 349 Hwy PRIVATE PARTIES - Dinner or oth- power Drakes'stewing. AM/FM radio, 5 Auto 6*rvce Pans 104 Wnl«f Rentals VINE MOTOR CORP., Maple Ave. HMO Coll &MS41 N.J. 07701. LEGAL SECRETARY Experien(ed 3S, Midoietown 747 7030 er occasions Light cooking ond house- ntw tires. 3*4-9703 between 9 J in general practice 6 Auto Rem Lease Rtd Bank 741457V. HARLEY OAVID50N 1971 3S0CC king, companion, Live-In or out tO5SummeiFtenlals CARPENTERS - Positions ovollabl* 7477100 RECTPTlONlTf 1,300 miles. 1750 Call after s p.m., 717 Kfom 7 Auto Insurance tor experienced tor pen ten, sheathing Doclor s office, II hours per week, 14 106 Furneshed Rooms YOUNG"MOTHER"-" wTfTbooVsi SJ70. cr*ws, framing ond cornice crewi LOOK ING FOR - A rellobl* person to n Start 12*3 hour . 8 Auto Finance 107 Nursing Homes start working Immediately In beach own horn*, any age, Large fenced tn HONDA - 1171 3M Chopper Runs P)«o»* coll 301 9U\m ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY club office Must be willing to occept d Mon through Frl , 7 30 a.mi S 9 Construction Equipment 108 Commercial Rentals good Must »ell. 1SO0. 10 Thomos Av* 747 i-m Shrewsbur y FIAT - ItTJ. Modal HI Four door CARPET CLEANER — Experienced flexible work schedule Weekend work 10 Wanted Automotive 109 Buik*ngs'Garages good condition Clton. SO.000 mlltl only Apply In person, Leon t Rug Is required Please write and give ret REFRlGERATION'AIR CONDI foll7»»7S 110 Wanted To Rent HONDA— 197*. CI7S0F Garog* Cleonen, 64 Whit* SI.. RedBanfc. erence to Boi D 391, The Dolly Regli TlONlNG -Mechanic. ler, Shrewsbury, N J 0770> FORD GALAXIE - IM4. Good Irani RITTENHOUSE kept, excellent condition Many extras i. AR WASH Full time only. No colti Coll 717 3111 55 Situations Wanted porMKn. «M. LINCOLN MERCURY Inc 11,449. Call 291 1477 after* p.m. 900HWV 35 775 1500 OCEAN TWP pleosc Country Sodser. Ifoo Hwy. 31. LO"OIC~~r OUAl fFIED - De- IN - Port-time hours, 47. Floater lor Call KAWASAKI KZ7M 1977 - 1500 miles. relief work Venlpuncture experience Mole . SEE A "RUSSELL MAN' - For yovr mini condition Exlroi. 11,523 Call necessary Can *>1 4940 between 9 17 CARPENTER WORK - Con do any FORD VAN — IWJ. Sli-cyilnder, thre* CASHieR - Experienced preferred, ecessa next new or used car. RUSSELL Olds 739 2*79. and 47 m Ihlng In construction Good refer rd, customlied, FM, eight-track port-time, year round, approximately and 4-7 p — 1 running condltlor mobile Cadillac Co . 100 Newman ences, Col) John Miller M3 437* Springs Rd., Red Bonk. 741-09)0. KAWASAKI KZ 400 - 1977, on* 30-hour week References required AUCHINE BOOKKEEPER N'S - FreehoTd^reo^Hospttoi has month-old. Sissy bar and pad 900 Applv In person. Marine Lumber, S*o Some experience necessary, versllletf ill an part-time openings on the 117 GARDENER~-^E)ip*r<*nc*d, i**ks 131 Houstm For Sale miles. Asking 11175 Coll Ui ISM ofter BrTght office duties To 1140. .Ift In ICU'CCU, port-time on the 3 II ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY i Med'rehenslv* benefit package Call or 152 Boats end Accessories CHS**4M nit our Personnel Deportment very home ant building owner can featuring. SUZUKI 197* - 250 street, excellent SECRETARIES te if W* or* the only manufacturer 153 Camping Equipment condition. 1.300 miles S59S Coll 5*3 BOOKKEEPERS SOUTH AMBOY MATERIAL HANDLERS wi trains how lo Install with on the- 154 Recreational Vehicles 4101. KEYPUNCH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL lobfrolnlnaondby factory •«- 61 Business Opportunities YAMAHA 340 Borderrlown Ave. S Amboy rrlenced Inslalleri No fee* ol any NEED TEMPORARY ind We or* only tnt*r*»ted In selling 6? Mortgages J4RCYCLE SERVICE. INC. not come In and register' We poy top Equal Opportunity Employer M/F f Union I 3rd. Ave -Lo Brnch this foam insulation ond •qulpmem 63 Money To Loan SIM t l fd WORK? that we momrtoctur* Con be applied SALES/CASHIER oil y*or round WRITE Imperial 64 Money Wanted 1977 I9T3 HONDA 7» - Many ertras Cu» Port lime, om./pm hours availa Coatings 1 Chemicals. 4700 Wlssahl CONSTRUCTION - Prolect Monog*f " ll i fd Al ckon Ave, Philadelphia, Penn 11144 *71-3934 OLSTEN Or coll Mr Mortln, toll tree. 1 too 17) for general building controctor In com CHEVY 1974 KAWASAKI — 175 merclol ond Institutional work. Mutt M04 or 7111*4-0706 209 Legal Services MOOor best offer be experienced In estimating, purchos EX CEPTiONAL"^~Oppo7tunTiy "to 495-1717 Ing ond job coordination Send Return INDUSTRIAL earn Dovbie your Income this y*or 210 Lost and Found NOVA ond salary requirement) to Ken Rod W* hav* work for you In all towns ot without Icovlngyour |ob, Ismail in 211 Special Modem 1971 YAMAHA YZI00C — Mint condl Construction Company Inc . P 0 Boi Monmouth ond Oceon Counties All MUI vestment). U* 4110 71 Merchant** Fo» Sale 212 Travel Transportation it, Shrewsbury, 07701. types. Cor Is essential High Pay, No 4-door. V-fl, auto torn.. p/». Fee Earn a bonus whll* you work CHALLENGE HIGH INCOME BUSINESS — Your 213 Instruction or best offer. After 4,1 own carpet cleaning and building 7? Gar age/Yard Sales p/b air conrj.. tinted glass, DRIVER WANTED — Part lime, Other cosh, free fringe benefits 214 Aj Occasion 1977 KAWASAKI KMtfO - Beautiful nights, Eotonlown oreo Muit hov* AND maintenance business UO0 to UO0 per 73 Machinery For Sale w/w's, wtie* covers 11.130 week, first y*or In business in condition, low mlleoge. runs great own car Apply In person. Circle Pti U7Rt. li, Egtontown S47 HOC OPPORTUNITY 74 Rental Service nutos Coll evenings, ash for Roy. 147-9940. to. Hwy 3*. Eotonlown. vestment under U0O0, cover i complete MECHANIC - Truck and outo. Full training, national company support 75 Farm Equipment international orgonliotlon needs rep advertising and all service I $ time Apply Burdge s Goroge, >•; resentallves lo service ond increase 76 Auction Sales 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale Bronch Ave . Lltil* Silver . Maintenance King, lix.W established accounts 77 Pets and Livestock 3995 LUNCHEONETTE" - Altd Stationery MEN AND WOMEN - For Is _ store Good tor family operation E* 78 Aircraft- scaping ond lawn maintenance Stor* ARE YOU: cellent potential Mlddleiown location 79 Swap or Exchange immediately at 13 on hour No •« Off Hwy. 34 Asklrwt23.OO0 Lowl.y perlenc* necessary but driver s H • Sports-minded Agency, Reottort 7J1-W? 80 Bicycles/Mini Bikes c*nse o must 147 7743o«er 3 p.m. • Aggressive 81 Sports Equipment NEED A CAR? • Ambitious MONMOUTH COUNTY Liquor MESSANGER - F*r Monmouth and • ingoodheoim ttor* with bar 11M.000 1340.000 gros* 82 Swimnwg F>ools MliWHHlx oreo Cor necessary Cat .Legologe STERLING MCCANN REAL ESTATE S3 CBs Electronics GET RE-ESTABLISHED M1-A374 BROKER. SAt-HU 84 Merchandise Wanted GEORGE WALl UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY METER READER — And molnt* IF YOU QUALIFY MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY ~ Out none* for private water company sfondlng. well-estobtlshed produce, YOUWILL fish and freien food business, in the cottons Coll 94*-e*17 between 1 BE GUARANTEED busiest port of town. For detain call UNCOIN-MERCURY "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" M? 770* Otter 4 • immediate income lo start The Daily Register W> WEEKI.Y - Possible stufftnaestuen "Wtwntht* UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED MUSICIANS - Singles and duos want • Two w*e* expense paid tro4nlng vetopeetopes Send sett addressedadded , trstortxwdd your car 1I Shift, Storting role Coll for appointment &3 Money To Loan Stwtwilwn; Aw, at tfoa Of 14.74 on hour. afHr short probation No Co-Maker» — No Gimmick! period. 1501 an hour. Excellent fr LOAN BY PHONE! iMnefth For awwH»lii>mt coll Atk 542-1700 on lh« Spot Approval II Qualified Hlghlontft Nursing Home. 291 0*00 F.GETZ Mon ftvoughfrl onty _ tl MAJESTIC FINANC_ _ NURSE - RN or LPN. HI shift, tyl 264-2400 29* Rt.f, Howell. Ask lor Mr. Lewis ClaMHted Action Un* Mr. Bonks 566-6102 or port-time Call Shrewbury Mono ta.m.toSpm CALL US TOLL FREE: 747-5400 Nursing Home. 741-2099 for appoint 24 Hour S*rvic* (8800) 822-8989 16 The Dedy Register SHREWSBURY, N J MONDAY APRIL 10. 197B Nubbin 133 Income Property 152 toots And LONG ORAJtCH - Twraam fesvu. *1. 71. 71. Merchandise Accessories For Sole FtrStlt For Sale CAU. HOT LINE 4J9-41D PECAN DINING ROOM TABl E - •ED BANK IMCOME PROPERTY - tar Alrstraata Tra x 1 miHl A Reply Boa Dm. Tht Dally Reateter. MM M IMi MtartlanI Me774e Shrewsbury, N.J 07*1 For FAST RESULTS arnlen)».m SEARS - Cor air coneUtloncr, com FAIR HAVEN — SOxiSS. some trees. WINNEBAGO 1977 _ 14 ft Coptosn s ptartt Eictii«nicond((i«n »S0 Coll o* $11,100 EA ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Dtn Two cyllndtr Onan Gtntrotor at LOW COST IBM TYPEWRITERS ).. mm to urn Realtors, 515 Prospect Ave Little SH lit 9M Coll 791*553 phone SEAR&KENWORE ELECTRIC ver. 741-4500 ^^_^ DRYER - Flv«rtor.ol<], good .oo* STOWE. VERMONT - J 45 acres, wo H on i» X» yi ler ond electric Mount Mansfield KENMODE - Wathtr/«ai REGISTER SEARS R>0l»fti LAWM MOWtR - 7 77 Pels And Livestock 101. A port menu 102 Houses For Rent 131. Houses For Sole View preperttev Musi sacrifice fie M F- , TWOyMTl OM, ••cciltfit roooH AKC VORRSHIRE TER »IE US - duced to IMOB Coll 7tt 1377 after 4 Classified Ads HIGHLANDS - One ond two-bodroom MIDDLE tOWH - VVillagi e Threc«ed ELLENS. HAZELTON, REALTOR iwr,l«tfotlf MlHil Chumpion blOOdllim. low Itmolti For appointment room, t'/j bath ranacch Fomily room, 110 Loit Ana Found KING SIZE MlAOtOARD - Mop.. Membtr Real Estate Eicnonoe 542 1700 one molt (toutllut II7S llcm. tt good iMfS n*«5l two flreptocesp . S440p peer monm Plus 138 Mobile Homes LOST - Afghan, white female. Marl «ttd condition. I SI Twt R.if.n SEWING MACHINE - Top olrha ItaM nomttrty WI4WI onytlmt 443 3300 Elno. ail atcorotlv* Ultchei button utilitietiliti s ReferenceRf s required 4//1 S*9S*9]] mes jfc Tt* Prat Mm Malowon Aria conn, neod repair «• Call alMr J, a HIGHLANDS - Three roomt ond HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS GARDEN PARK MOBILE _ hole «iicc Mtll l, 47MSSS BEAUTIFUL - HtottKy Kltttn) II bath.ltefl ft Bethany (td . Haiiet AdulILEt HOWTpork WalS -k E Coll the Kerr AAtncv, Inc 566-8100 ««l OU. wllti mall. Illlt. Iromto ^°* SEEKERS. BfcrMO iTI 4tM 4M River ltd , Fair Haven, 741-447/ to shopping and MY bus 144 3ft' LOST - Cat. Wat malt, block with KITCHEN CtlCABINETN S - ]* i. SIX PIECE — tt'oir unit,*dork «ood »H tl 717 i NEED A HOME? Frtwcti Prevtnctol with tot* D»»k with hwtch top ond matching MTGHLANOS - fwo bodroomt. wit>i HOMETTE »72 - 12MS5 Eicttitnl while markings Mlddletown. Holmdtl Tall frat Iran MUtWlwn Arto thooser /ranch Pro HAZLET - By owner Custom built area Call 47I«U CM Mint chair, coriwr totti with drawer, two DISTINCTIVE, ELEGANT - EtlfllMl condition Stays on beautiful morlne W tjaj. t.taii ear l-we«. door cabinet with boofctftell top Ea Sttttr pupt. AKC. mrtt monltn Moth ROME SEEKERS. B*r t40 s?J 4000 Contemporary ranch 2'/i years, three lol Furnished or unfurnished Mony 671-9300 »«W Miftm bedrooms, living room, dining room. LOST - Malt at. rnosllf btoct wlltt cellen* condition AtklngtM Coll Wt #< and tothtr both cnomptom Mottly RED BANK - Si. roomt, enclosed eatros Don't wo4t »I-*I73 while chest and paws, pint collor. Folr OCSKS. FILES - TaMtt. chatri. at LAPIDARY E0UIPMINT - H|. fof »how. tomt ptl Flvt blut ond IDEAL BEACHFRONT - Four room family room, recreation room with apartment Utllltie. wpp»*d. 1200 pet porch, P/, boths, boscmeni, goroge bar, central olr, Thermopone glass. In MOBILE HOME - 10X55, excellent Movtoareo Ml 140) iflnp mactllatt. tyaawrlltrt, officoffi e vibrating Ma. Urn M Hat taw, fam I32S Own utilities Leas*, t1/, month tovlpmtnllnl , «kk ottelttelprlctl l Mi iraur Wtth auauarlti CHI mSu SMERATON STYLE - MohogoiTy month One month* tecurlty Avail- tercom Principals only »S3.«D0 J64 tondlfion Two baoYooms, living room LOST - Missing Itwilry In Shrtws Mrtf-tlW btd With motirni ond bo« OOIERMAN PUPS - CKomplon able Coll between S 4 p TfVWI security, odulls preferred 4f5 7W ond lull kitchen, porch furniture ond altar 3:JJ>p.m. mrlna. Coll UjQt,x> bury homt No outstlorv, OSUd 11.000 btoodllnt. komt roiud. good ttmptro IK Seobreeie Ave RED BANK - Two bedrooms with shed Located In odull pork No pets or reword Call 7 9pm 747X01 w« LAWN MOWER - Saari Croftsmen mtnl 544 7144 offtr t X HAZLET - Mid 440 s Air condl children Asking SS500 or best offer SOUtTOAK" ee«S>oom wile, moho bosemerrt, kldt ok U2S OIHiTTI MT - Table. >l« chain »r rMBpo mamr. ; h*.. mnw KEANSBURG - Two boaroomt with tlontng. three bedrooms, ranch Living Call 191 fl40 or .#14177. M chtno cMtt gany dining room tullt. ttallan Provln OOG TRAINING - Boythort Com t, ok U75 HOME SEEKERS, Bkr W* 472 4000 room, dining room, eat-In kitchen, fin tW dtnMf room wilt, lev* Mat. iwl ponlon Dog Club- Spring ckMSta Call KERS, Bkr 140 477 4000 ished bote went /bar. Larae bockyord MOBILE HOMES - Two Rlti Craft, NHM v«l arm chair. Sheraton Mahoaony SOUTMERN COMFORT - Three b*4- 211 Special Notices MMM rooms. heat poM. I37S With trees, potlo Convenient shop 1V70, 11x50. itiOO felcar, 1**7, 10»S0 DRESSER - Hint drowtrI. lite now LIVING ROOM SET - IMIan Prtvl*. Dufirt ond Mrwer, Grandfather clock*. KEANSBURG - Aportmenl. five ping, swim ond lennls club Porkwov, FREE HOME FOR EloM monffi old HOME SEEKERS. Bkr W0 573 4000 with a IOil2 eaponslan 14000 Adults cW. fTMn tola. lot, matching gold bucket MOtt dlnelle. ItoUon Provincial roomt, two bedroomt All utilltiet in transportation. 40 minutes It N Y,C only 2444413 Psychic Clairvoyant couch Alto onllquei Victorian Idxodor eluded IHS Available June 1 4fS TINTON FALLS - Loroe bungolow Coll after 4 p.m , ») mWil It main, Ml an*. 747-47M ttrataM ond arm cnolri. rocker». cob* •424105 with oarage ond basement. U3S MOBILE HOMES - Three Must be MRS, SYLVIA neti. Mbit bOMft, rare china, glot» Ul 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr HOLMDEL — Four-btdroom. 2'/»-both moved Windsor, 1140 All aluminum, HANDWRfTitib ANALYST MANURE - II a MM! Flvt-bushtl wore ond brlc obroc RUSCIL %, M GOOD HOMES - Found lor dogi KEANSBURG - Attractive 3W-room Coin paid lor pupi COLLEGE PET Colonlol Twocor goroge, 12 ft stone II TOO apiece Good sw GIFTED READER/TRUE ADVISOR •424741 minimum CMlvtrtd SycomoreAv*. Little Sliver }4\ IW* apartmenl. utIMllet Included, odullt fireplace In family room, olr, one On oil proWtms of lift SHOP 170-1*34. S314M2 preferred. t»0 Coll *7I 4*10. 103 Rentals To Share acre, full daylight basement Available in HOUSE - Pinto mor«. It honov goon TOMS RIVER — Largt At condition Are you worried? MOTOCROU ROOTS - GaM UMI The USED FURNITURE CENTER KEANSBURG~"s^icloUt one beT WOULD YOU SHARE YOUR HOME? July 1 lllf.OM Owner, principals Small adult pork Illness, must move diiooiltlon, rldti Wttttrn Mutt Mil, room, heal, olr conditioner Included Only. 301-471-4741. Afraid to make decisions? "Mr lion, Hit FVe, US Call atltr S p.m.. If7 Shrewtburr Awe . Red Bank bnlofftr 671 J551 - Would you store someone else s? in Spring. AsElor Kelt: 747-3074 Jusl ont consultation M«m, Hot been* end Why Noll t»S Coll W-effl. Your preferences and lifestyle are KEYPORT - Ideal for moth- ELECTRIC STOVE - 41". double rhof oughly considered will give you the answer Itrcycle troll THREB-PIECE"- Secllonol iota, Zof HORSES BOARDED - EKCtlltnt fa KEYPORT CLUB VILLAGE - One- er/doughter Separatt entrances, air For oppolnlment coll clllly and turnout bedroom, olr conditioned garden HOME SHARERS conditioned ul too Also, two bed 139 Cemetery Lots S Calf""" "" *'"' '"" fee towe, antique pirn drop leal fable U Brood St, Red Bonk 74733** MI-tTFIIbaforttpm ond two choir t Coll ;<1 »M Cotl 1411»M aportment Heat, hot water, cooking room, in,M0 Three«edroom, t2l,5OO 542-9500 ENCYYCLOPEDIC A BRlTANNICA - Included Pool free Full price, M40 a Four bedroom. 13TM0 STERLING TRACTOR — •olem, • hp, elecirlc LABRADOR PUPS - AKC rtgjlttrtd. month. Close to New York but line, McCANN REAL ESTATE BROKER. oom set, like new, IISO Stereo •tort with )•" mower attachment, rtosonoblt. tuctlltnt otdlgrtt. vtry theeptM and tchaolt. Call 2*4 1313 or 104 Winter Rentals 213 instruction tSOO C«Ht tvenlrvai, U4 w« good tor IItld or pdi JdTlSa. 739 WSJbetween W. FALL RENTAL - Vocation home Ml. EXTERIOR OOOH - WIHl lack Mt, Coll4tS««or7l/.J«l mnu A TWO WEEK - Morning. Root El. OLD MONMOUTH - Obtdltnct Pocono, Perm Four-bedroom chalet. LINCROFT MIDDLETOWN 140 Real Estate Wanted MUST SELL - Couth, Ut, five i>ori old Colonial Mopte twin bed ond HOME SEEKERS, Bkr 140 573-4000 Florida room, central olr, wall-to woll One family units from Mi to Ms In FuKNt*H(NG OH A LOW BUDGET? 3H5343. Northern Monmouth County, 30-day DRUM LESSONS - Study with profti - Chick tht USED FURNlTUBE maple SoUe, tin choirs. Mf, bross tog chett m le/Oofltr 4 fc STUD- Malt Colllt wltti poptri carpeting, targe lot tM W0 bosket, M SO, youth bed emd tiring, Conoflt, 5pm ^^ KEYPORT - Three roomi and bath. SEA BRIGHT - Efficiency and molcT service, we poy cash. slonal. (torn tht right way. Ask for CENTER OP HED BANK Fine furnl TWO LR 71 U- Llk* ntw. Kelly U/i, cute and cleon MELMEO REALTY INC. 471 5450 Ralph Day,; 671 lief Evts «9S43M. hg« If He*. 1*7 MrMtHury Avt UT TV stand! M ?S, towel rockVt.7? 7XI4S1 unit. Weekly and monthly rotes, mold bott, stool, MM, 4/e maple tour pott Springfield, .teel belted radlol tiret, HOME SEEKERS. Bhr S40 573 4000 service, ulllltlet. TV No lease Trode on CodHlot rlmt, eltttronlcally bal JEAN K. IRWIN LISTINGS OF BETTER HOMES - In bee, tIS; wolnut d*et»«r, I?? SO, with Winds Motel A Marina #42 1137 Realtor Keontburg Mlddletown Hailet Holm- mirror, IJt SO, corner table. 17 SO, onced, VK JM TO oflrr ! p.m__ 80. Bicycles/ Marine Pork Red Bonk del THrSMOLKO AGENCY. 717- child's roll top otftk, SIS; lomps. W 75 TWO MAO WHEEL! - Slie' 14. 110 Mini/Motor Bikes More ond morel RUSCILS. 2S E 105 Summer Rentals 842-4188 0123 Two. F7I 14 llret, like new. SH. BATAVUS MOPED ningi^n rim, rennsyivonio Moult, Front «., Rod lank. 74V let! LUXURY HI RISE ON RIVER - One A 1 RENTALS - Furnished homes ond SELLING YOUR HOME? - We're In- Dre*el, Herlloge, Henfedort, totter. Llktntw Excttltnt condition bedroom apartment Llttle Sliver terested In buying homes direct. Coll Call otltr 3. 7«7 23)7 apartments for track or summer Ttiomaivllt*, Century, and mony. NCR 94 I ELECTRIC CASH REOlV CAMASSA AGENCY, INC , m VOQ Cul-De-Sac Mr Cresiy at WEBER REALTY, S44- 223 Fair Haven TER — Like new Heot tronster mo VIOLINS - Two, old, excellent condl many more, For more Information, tlOf). Juiefc, >* Vullloumt, full, plot BICVCLE - Mini Rolllgn*. Inrtt Gracious center hall Colonial with NOTICH cftln* transfers shirt* Call 741-«td, Ilkt ntw, 170 MATAWAN — Ken Gordem, big one WEST END — Modern three-room view of Shrewsbury River Four bed terepm «ji«onaMii! ' *""'" ""* EY ON THE POPULAR 31 FT.. FAMI prkt quott. lotH«, two lltr, gtatt. kidney ihop«. 717 7447 MATAWAN-One bedroom, kids, ok, gain, do It, we will lofce II oft the price HAMMOND ORGAN — And Bench otklng %\H. I*'1 Color, poriabu TV LY SIZE SWIMMING POOL, COM- Asking 154,000 Coll for appointment «!S40S 243 Shrewsbury YAMAHA SPINET PIANO - Cape PLETE WITH TECK. FENCE AND (oil offer 5 OOp m AUIngtm 1711144 only after 2 p.m. ony day or evening, BOAT SLIP FOP. KENT - VtfKyy w.lwtll' Kori itereo record. FILTER, FOR ONLY 1419, COM 2flf37l. Township PAINT - Factory frnh, all typti, S3 143 fllS p m PLETELY INSTALLED CAN BE Fl locaM. KtownoOly prlctd otmny'i MODERN APARTMENT - Private NICE UNFURNISHED ROOM - For Landing. Hlghlamh. WI-57M. HEAVY DUTY EXIRCIII BICYCLE to IS » gallon tfall 71* JMi oV »/ YOUNG GIRL'S BEDROOM SET - NANCED CALL COLLECT, 4OT J47 home, three rooms. Near trans- LOVELY LINCROFT - Here's a real V040. portation. 495 0416, best time to coll genllemon only Use of kitchen gem and II won't last long, not at the BOSTON WHALER REVENGE - II m While with ronbud trim, excellent Coll 144 4335 AND COUNCIL ADOPTED THE FOL PALACE LEHIOH STOVE - «M0, .« condition 1700 7» 2VH after 3 week before noon. price of t54,f00l It's a spacious Spill- ft. Mony extras Eictll.nl condition » 000 Coll 7174047 LOWINO RESOLUTION POD THE £2&SZ%'Xr •cutlve desk, t7S, Flahatl rug. 1175 RED BANK - Bedroom plus room re- Level with three bedrooms, l'/i boths, •toy. MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS Mg aomeroom ond there's even cen- USE OF REVENUE 9HAP.INC 4'K6', btneh Moti and kjddtr, rtdwood frigerator, olr conditioning optional CLAYTON SKIFF - 26'. Ctdar built. J0X1J PORTABLE CHAIN -LINK - ituln Asking U0 Coll 495 07IJ - Efficiency one and two bedroomi Private entrance. Responsible mole tral olr conditioning! Don I hesltote> FUND! AT A P.EOULAP. MEETING Fence. Electric outdoor grill. Two nil available Immediately. No pets. ?M References, security required. Coll E. A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Real Elpht cyllndtr InOoord Cabin, flying MELD APRIL 4th, 19/1 of wheel rlmt Portable If TV Call SWIM POOLS-Foclofy SptcioU "" 74MH0 otter* p.m. tors, 555 Prospect Ave , Little Sliver brldg.. all octtlMrli ' M. 244 WHEP.EAS. Hit Holes ana Regu Si. Help Wonted 51. Help Wanted c losing out our 1977 lint. Luxury pooli MONMOUTH BEACH - Garden 741-4500. lotionons ooooteadoptea by th t U.IU.S. . DooorDtort with dtck, tenet and tllttr. Only uy> Apartments One and two bedroomi, RED BANK - Kitchen privileges, one t of Troawry regardin- g mthtlltvte Steve- Inltolltd. Financing avollablt. Coll heat ond hot water supplied, patio, block from Brood Street References MIDDLETOWN -Send lor our DISCOUNT nutSharlSharinn g "Funds oflowi far chonoes Frank, 931.3100. same with ocean or river view. 222 "Homes For Living" brochure, pics, ht priorities of the ptonnod uat ol 3 LINES descriptions, prices on available Ship's Store 84. Merchandise Wanted not homes, APPLEBROOK REALTORS. WHEREASVthe LocolFtnonct Baard PORT MONMOUTH - Thrte-room »0 Rt 35. Mlddletown, 671-2300 hos promulgottd thot sucfi chonoes ROOM AND BOARD -- Mlddlttown mode attar tnlltlemtnt ptrlod aMat. 5 DAYS AAAAAA^- UOUIDATE~UNWANT- apartment. Available April 15 Please Private both, 145 weekl MIDDLETOWN — Move right In ED ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, RUGS. coll 7174441 after) p.m, mants hove eaan bwdaettd. matt at od er/dryer. Woman only. Split-level In convenient area for com vtrtlstd and opprovod by tht CMrtctor. FOR CASH. umuttr. Just redecorated In ond out. $3,00 INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES RED BANK - Heot paid Two bed- NOW. TH?»EFO«t. IE IT HE The Reglder FAMILY ADS cart tell "TO. kkha.k. Four bedrooms, den, bright living Atlontk Highland! SOLVED that III occoraonct with the your unneeded Itemt for you quickly IJ9 E. Nflwman Springs Rd 108 Commercial room, dining room, two baths, deck, Shrtwsbury 747-UU EKERS. Bkr 140 572 4000 above provisions, tht Township ol MvTChondlie for lale ONLY aorooe A cheerful home. 154,900 291 MOO Shrewsbury hertoy requests Itit Dlrtc Originating from houiehold, not ex- RED BANK-One m for tingle Rentals FIVEI It' OPEN FIBERGl AS tor of tht DlvlHon ofLocol Covtrn CMOlnga tale price of IIOO per article person or couple. 1200 pitu.t electric. FOR STORAGE - Cellar, dry and man) Sarvlcal tt rnokt tht following PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. 779 4791 or after 5 at 4*34151 heated. Brood and Mechanic St., fled corrections In the 'Rettrvts tor fttve Each additional line, II 00 No dlt< bt ittn at I rut Sharing Funds " by entlllemtnt pt AN OLD CURIO CABINET - Also RED BANK - One-bedroom apart Bank. Very reasonable 747 M03 at m Highland. »l»75 count If canceled before expiration large Oriental rug In very pood condi- menl, with kitchen and bath Ulllltlet 73M. 741-6262 rlodandprTormti: No c hoooe* In copy tion (or private home. Ul 3361 entro«40 a month 747 1041. between FULTON — Hand winch with brok. From: Have lomethlrtft lo tf ll> Phone 1M HOLMDEL VILLAGE - 3.200 sq. ft. ond 35' 1/16 cablt. Llkt ntw, 135 Eattttatnant Ptrltdi ANTIQUES - Anything old, office space, will divide Coll owner, Trolltf hitch for 1974 Dodgt Oort, 110 otMltmtnt LeoE Mosso. Realtor, W-2600 MIDDLETOWN — Sprowllng ranch. July i1., imtoDtcatnM19 . ]i. mi chinachlno, glougloti, dolltdbllt, jewelryftwelry, rrugi Large living room, dining area, den Coll 191 3117. MI cotoih paidpaid . Mary JanJone RooieRootevelt1-. , merit, unfurnished, one four-room Casual 542-1700 KEANSBURG - 1300 14 ft. space. with fireplace, eat-In country kitchen, HYDROPLANE — Thrtt point, 9 ft.. Tractor trailer, truck driver training with pay. 9 E River Rd , Rumton 4V42 Jl5f apartment, furnished Prefer odultt. two bedrooms and bath plus bedroom Sldcroft makt Strong construction 104 Herbert St. Coll after 5 p.m., 747 ond bath In newer addition with en- ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- Moving, will Mil far »3.741-1741 Ta: Salary while training plus room and board — 6 THE DAILY TIQUES, Rt. 36 and Homeileod Avt . trance to porch. Attached garoge, MATAWAN — Office building on Rt. fenced yard, on dead-end street. LARSEN FIIERGLAS - 1919 19 , 115 July I. 1974 to Dtctmbtr 31. 1974 weeks Leonardo 791-SJ50. RED BANK — Private ond cleon, one 34, ample parking^ Prime location. REGISTER bedroom I t 1300 h.p. TAtrcury motor. Tralltr with tltc Admtalstrotlvt ond Executive Upon completion, we will strive to place graduates in APPLE OF YOUR EYE ANTIQUES 747 *434 mm trie winch 11,500 739 1004. BE IT FUITHTR"RESOLVED that - It Church St., Little Silver, Toei MATAWAN - IBM sq rt.. worehouse CLASSIFIED ADS Sat., 1-5 p m Nke antique* alwayi RED BANK ~ Three-room furnished, LYMAN - MAKO, Maraull. Sabre. ttie toreooln*j fnonoe In the el gainful employment. space, truck height loading dock, Duraneutlc, Boston Whaler. Johnson. wanted lease, responsible odull preferred, ret iprlnklertd. II 50 per sq. ft. grots. 741-6262 erenctw. No pets. U\-ur\. OMC. EZ Loodtr. suepllts • EER CANS - Top knobt. foam 10,000 SQ. FT. — Light manufacturing Bry's Marine. Neptunt 775-73W ALSO 40' CB TOWER - With onleona, rotor icroppert, openert and troyt wanted RED BANK "~ M RIVERSIDE AVE space, sprlnklered, neoted. SI 75 per AAI LYMAN II' - Gray Morlne enolnf. and control, IOO cable MOO Call 471- Save your old beer com. Private col < > 25 Openings electric typewriter repair. 20-week Jrfl. RIVERVIEVV TOWERS 3§,006 $O* FT. - Office space, air, Mint condition. Three-bedroom ranch ttokwaod dtck, sleeps two, hullond I to at Incurred M attaatlehMg o lector wlinet to buy all brewery Itemi THE VERV FINEST IN sprlnklered. 12.50per sq. ft. gross. located near transportation and shop engine In excellent condition. Short- course with pay. Call Jerry at 493tilJ evening!. LUXURY HIGH-RISE" Ml 566-7017 or 20l-*e*-MU ping Many extras Include thermopone wove rodlo. heod, cushions Winter Overlooking the Noveslnk River windows throughout, aluminum siding • lfT?7uRTHI?R RESOLVED, that " NAN JOHNSON and Summer canvas, tlshlng rods and IMi rttoklHon. In occordonct with tht Contact your nearest CETA otiice lor Information and BUYS AND BUYS OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE - New ond new roof, professional brick wall equipment, mony extras Mult bt We wont yowl...To help in keep rents building, 2000 sq ft., will divide to suit, driveway and planters. A must see on sttn. U.750 Call U1WH otter 4 pm provisions of tht Division of Locol eligibility requirements. OARAGE SALE - Yard equipment, From on entire household to a tlnglt heating ond olr conditioning Included your list. New ottering. 141.500 Covernmtrrt Services, bt published In Item. Antique furniture, lewelry, sil- ol their lowest. By maintaining 100% toy. ho*rtehold Ittmt, Apr. II lo lS,*-4, occupancy we are effectively keeping Highlands, N.J. Call 172-1644. BAHRS REAL ESTATE. T Bay Ave . me Dally Register In the Issue ot April }4 Stag PI., Llncroft ver. Immediate coth. Top dollar. Highlands. 172-1400. New Jersey's 10.1971, MM449 rent. down. Studiovu>os startinstarting at SIM. one bedrooms storting at 13251325, .Iw tw. o OFFICE SPACE - Ground floor, Complete Marine Center Adopted ttils ettidoyol April f Rl^tTETsTTRASl^TT H ANOf REA OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chlno, three rooms. 90 Monmouth St., Red 1971. ond certified os a true SURE — Moving Dally from noon lo 4 bedroomi storting at U», threre bed Bank 141-7100. MINT PLUS FIREPLACE glassware, art obletts and brlc-o-brac. rooms olio. Four bedrooms, II ft. master bed BOSTON WHALER p.m. ITS South Lauret Ave., Hailet Immediate cash tor anything ond ev AQUA SPORT erythlng. Ruscll's, 13 East Front St , OFFICE SPACE - Hwv. 35. Middle room, IS ft. guest bedroom, If ft. liv- Man Part Central olr ond heat, gat cooking, bal- town, 150 sq. ft In professional build ing room, country kitchen with formal BAYLINER conies, 14-hour doorman. TV security, Ing. tlU per month. 671-ieM. dining area. 25 ft. family room with HOBIECAT 0 |ltt Mai iHI •i.irtil MM M. M n Wk II. 73 Machinery For Sale swimming pool, souno. marina, also fireplace, Iwo luxury balhs, utility CATALINA TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO ONLY~ONE OFFICE SPACE LEFT - LASER Mt-MN 7MUM 4M-IHI 411 int MINI DOZER - It h.p . electric start, DOLLARS — Convert Old Jewelry lo underground parking Rental office ApproKlrnotely 600 sq. ft. Finished cor room, attached goroge, landscaped lot llghti, electric Mfl with 40" doier Caih. DON PONS JEWELERS Will open seven days a week Call Bob Cir with pool. ISO'S. MARK More Classified cone ol 201 741 1732 pet, paneled,neat ond air conditioning MELMED AGENCY 471-5450- O'DAY Mode Cost 11700, make offer »i-i<;« Buy from private owner, and ettatei Included 177-1646. ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND on Next Page SHREWSBURY ARMS APART- NEW THREE-BEDROOM RANCHES JOHNSON OUTBOARD JEWELRY DESIGNED 79* River MENTS - Glont site one and two bed PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - - With full basement ond Bl Level, Rd., foir Haven, N.J. 142 4257 Ground floor, suitable for doctor or AAA RATED room apartments, fomily .lie eat In wooded Acre Homesltes, country but SERVICE CENTER dentist at 333 Broad Si, Red Bank. 747 convenient Priced In Thirties. Five to WANTED - New or uted tnow plow kitchen, shore area, only 10 minutes 1730, • a.m. to S p.m. lift motor for CJ5 Jeep. from beaches. Free heal, hot water choose from. Only S% down. Better 141 J4W after i p.m. ond corking. Newly painted apart RED BANK - 136 Broad St., 700sq. ft. hurry! Ask for Property No 233. KIR ments complete with stove, refrig- completely decorated office suite. WAN CO., Real Estate One. 3*4 0600 CLASSIFIED I 14 TO W ALUMINUM CANOE - erator and air conditioner. Senior Cltl Toll tree WO 177 •»« Heat supplied Ideal tor lawyer, ac- Mutt be In good condition. Acceitorlet ten program available Walking dls countant, business office 1375 month not neceuory Call 547 ISI9, leave tance lo shopping mall ond buses. Call OAK HILL — By owner. Colonial, tour mettoge ond price. Mr. Van Dyk, S43-U71 ly. Available June 1. Call 717-4700. bedrooms, 2Vj baths, large eat-ln RENT A ROOM - Stort a small busl kitchen, family room with tlreploce, Atlontk Highland, WALL TWP. — Luxury Garden apart- ness In our shop In Colts Neck. A Little full basement, finished playroom and 291-5600 ments Full carpeting, some with fire- Bit Country. 7IO-3M2. dtn, U-acre wooded lot. 1117,000. Prln places, tennis court, swimming pool, clpals only. 471-0454. Open tlx dovs BUSINESS DIRECTORY club house Unfurnished. Starting at SHOP SPACE - Atlantic Highlands. C losed Mondays KB sq. ft., lorae aoroae door, reason- O45, Seeing Is believing 449-3M0. able Call 291 flic or Ml-0905. OCEAN TOWNSHISHIP —- WoytldWayside Ved ond Frl till 4 p.m WEST END — Garden apartment Woods and Long VieVl< w "Village Elegant 101 Apartments new homes from U7.W0II i . Call 531 0505. PENGUIN SAILBOAT - Wood, IT, A DAILY GUIDE Onebeoroom. furnished, unfurnished SMALL STOREFRONT AND GA- fully equipped, Ratstv sail. S500 AAA RENTAL SERVICE — Ntw rent Swimming pool, ocean view. 1195 per RAGE - Available Low rent. Rt. 35, ill dally, never a fee tor tenant Fur- ONE ACRE MO'I 741 1190 month, year-round. Topper House Mlddletown. Call after 6 p.m. at 747- Three large bedrooms, II ft. master lined and unfurnlthed hornet and •353 RENKEN 19' - 1971. IM h.p. Inboard- OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS jportment TEICHER AGENCY, Apartments, 400 Ocean Blvd., 273-1335. bedroom, living room, formal dining STORE OF OFFICE - For rent EK room, eat-ln country kitchen, fomily oufboard. Good condition, fully REALTORS, 117 Oceanport Ave , WEST END — Modern three room tqvlpptdUSOO Coll 5444173ofttf 5:30 Oceanport. S42-U0Q. plus bath, furnished units, available cellent location In Fair Haven. All util- room, two cor garoge, enclosed porch. ities Included. Call 741 let? or 142 329S tVi baths, recreation basement. ADDING MACHINES MELMED AGENCY 471-5450 LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING « Attention Landlords SAILBOAT — Wood. It'. »'/3 h.p. mo- GARDEN MAINTENANCE PORT MONMOUTH - For sale or tor, cabin nttds work 11000 firm. Cdll DECORATING Qualified tenonls ore woltlng, no tent WEST END - Two bedrooms, fur- 110 Wanted To Rent 741 5441 atttf 5. ADDERS - Typewriters, ColcvWors to you nished or unfurnished, heot supplied. rent with contract Two bedrooms. llv< LAWNS CUT PAINTINOPAPERHANGING FURNISHEO RENTAL NEEDED - I no room, kitchen, ranch, 131.900 Rent AND FERTILIZED HOME SEEKERS. Bkr 140 572-4OM M75, Three bedrooms, tor May and June. SAILBOAT - 25 ft LOA Cutter Flbtr EXTERIOR TRIMPAINTING 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr 1300 per month Immmedlott occu- ovtr wood I] h p Inboard Automatic 717-0411 CALLBICHV, 4tslwjr,,i BEAUTIFUL - Two bedroom, vitro Peninsula area. CENTURY 21 CO pancy. 471-9023 Principals only. ZENS, Bud Brown, 741-76e* pump 11.400 5«! 11)1 LEONARDO AREA - Gord.n rolo modern, olr conditioned opartment, PAPERHANGING PAINTING - E US0 Colt 143 S694 or 142 1100 PORT MONMOUTH — Ont family EEDBOA ypt. 13 ft. HIM. TIM Trav«ll •». 102 Houses For Rent RENTALS WANTED - Yearly or house, good starter house, financing ALTERATIONS CollltMCU ttrlor. Inltrlor Shtttrocklng, topin CENTRALLY LOCATED - Roomy winter. Coll 431-6033 Monday through Clark Craft. Good condition. With plotttrlng. Work ouorontttd. tf5 01]7 BEAUTIFUL — Atlantic Highlands, available to qualified buyer 359-4154 matching trailer 1515 with TeeNee four roomt, April IS. Only 11W three bedrooms, mint condlton, extras, Friday No foe. Irolltr. Moving. 741-1741 PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING W 9404 STATE RENTALS Bkr REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE romlc Hie. Complete line of... . SINGLE MATURE MALE - Wants List ond buy with a member of Mon- And around molnt«nanct. Mowing CLIFFWOOD BEACH GETAWAY - 747*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr. SUNFISH — Llkt ntw, complttt with Ing Call Rich Malmbero. 717-33' tortlllllno, loading, mdlng, ale. (41 quality four room opartment, cottage mouth County's largest r«o'ty group. A oily ond full canvas cover. MOD. Coll Serving Monmoiim County 1» yeori 0S77. Hand palnttd. cuflom work. J.A BU Two bedroom., ins. COUNTRY COMFORT - Cottage or carriage house. Quiet area Coll one year warranty available on oil 741-7133. CHANAN. 717'rlJ4. HOME SEEKERS. Bkr. 140 573 4000 Morty. evenings. 741-3441. CARPENTER — All lypei of work 1175, all utilities paid homes listed and told by a member of EAST KEANSBURG - Four rooms, HOME SEEKERS, Bkr 140 573 4000 the Red Estate EKChongt, Realtors THOMPSON 19 1974 - Ottp V-tmll, Quality workmanship. All work guar ROTOTILLINO - All Hit loot, toll WATERILAST BEFORE PAINTING 110 h p. OMC. Inboard^outbaord. cam aWittw Itiiinatili Call 747-nrtM oaetndoblt larvlct. Coll 9 a.m. It t heat free, pert o.h., wall to wall, I14C. EATONTOWN - Five rooms and H I .11 I S T A r I 747-4 NEWMETHODGREAT RESULTS 747*434 STATE RENTALS Bhr pass, wolk through windshield, fold- GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERT CRAFTSMAN both Walk-In closet.. Beautiful ,„ FOR SftLt dawn taot^-rjtds. full convois, winter A dd |te Cll Chk Ki WALLVS PAINTING Jtl-lltl HIGHLANDS - Four room apart- grounds. 1375 plus utilities Call after 5 RED BANK-INCOME PROPERTY — cover, Holsclow trolltr. ustd 12 hours. ment, no pets. pm.,741S3S7 Two ant-otoYoorurauuimn upu'imwrinapartments, iuvv>lovelyr •MOO. 191 1474 PLUMBING 4 Call M4-O7M area, ompnpKU parking, walking distance CARPENTER-RETIRED - Sick FREEHOLD - Gat heated, bungalow. 131 Houses For Sale to busts a _ WINNER CONVERTIBLE 24' - 1976. HEATING . ROOFING t, SIDING three room* ond bath. 1200 I onashopplng, J3J.S00. Colt 233 H.P. Marcury Ittrn drive, lew imoll and medium ilied |ob» Com HIGHLANDS - New one-bedroom loft A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes owner aftefter S5 p.m. ,5314194. plete interior remodeling tervlce. Fan PLUMIING AND HCATING - Hi apartment. Sky light,, wall to wall HOME SEEKERS. Bkr 140 5714000 In Menmouth County! It's yowri It you hours, VHF-FM rodio-ttltBhont. on 1 ROOFING AND SIDING Prtt »tl carpel throughout, open deck with wo write or aUI Betsy Ross Aoency, 117 RUMSON AREA - Send for 'Homes Itono. swimming dack. htod, full can. ellng Kllchen cobirvett. Room ooT BCHn and hitolkitlanl Homtowntr rnottipifon Roollno t, siding Co Coll HAZLET - Walk to N.Y. train, cul-de- vos. mony txtros. slteps tour, ax- tlom/rtcrtatlon room, riflnlthli Spaclolltt. Prompt itrvlct •* »7S sac, ntw eight room house, four bed- Rt. 35, Keyoort, N.J. 07733 Phone: For Living" brochure, pics, descrip- UMTM Evtnlnp 74? Mil. Elt IWJ JlfML tions, prices on avoltoMt homes. AP- ctlMnt condition S11.3M. Call U4-II34 rooms, two-oar aorooe, ISOQ plus utiH- PLEBROOK REALTORS, 119 Avt. tles (Ml)-44i-475IPjR AMAZING IN1* 10' FIIERGLAS BOAT - Trolltr. 7V, piece a RfGtSTER DRIVEWAY Like new. Three bedroomi. tot-In Two Rivers, Rumson. M2-3V00. H.P. englnt. partact condition 1400 Moving & Hauling RG - Two bedrooms with C*«PENT»* - Mnonry, aalnlln CONSTRUCTION 135. Commercial country kitchen, formal dining room, RUMSON - Four bedroom Colonial, Call 741B44. aaMffit. Ad for 3 and Iniutofloo work ATTICS. GARAGES - And cailort living room, enclosed porcn, ntw wall- living room with fireptoce. Woe din- Coll John Buchanon, Sr., I4M0I! Property gftf} to-wall carpeting, fenced In 50x100 lot. Ing room, eat-In kitchen, }Vt boths, fin- or mort days, KEANSBURG - T»o«t*oom Oupl Ished basement, den, Rtvwooo otck, HOME IMPROVEMENTS — * Asphalt drives, concrete walks ond tx. C0fM4tttlv rtnnodtltd. hot wottr MELMED AGENCY 471-5450 ottochtd goragt. wolk to tchoolt. tlons. dormers, porooe conversions pofios. Free estimates. Our 23rd yew OCtAH TOWWHf Mot, «M0 ptf month Htot IncltaltO Principal! only 171.900.14M4II. 14' SAILBOAT - All flbtrgloe. with tlnlsned bosemenfs. repairs Free tstt ART CO PAVING 7/l 1136 Stcwlty raaulrx). 717 UK ANTIQUE COLONIAL - This Rum male*. 747-3004 son home Is a pure delight Decorated RUMSON — Four large bedrooms, you nit an txtra IN-GROUND POOL KEANSBURG - Twa-aatJraom. ao- to parftttton Mi worm cojori that en- two lull bath*, living/ dining room, R. MOVE WITH NICK — For Itli. Frto hance the utlr octlve woodworking ond brory, family room, large eot-tn kltch- ntlmotft Senior raltl. olio will trov fOgt. IM, U7S plui utllltltt Stcuflty 15 FIBERGLAS MFG - 33 H.P John doyHWI MISCELLANEOUS CENTER HAH rtqulrtd. AvalMUt Junt I. 717 MOT Cotontot chorm- Entry hall, two living en. full high dry basement, bullt-lns, son. extro occtssorlts. Call otter 4 •I. Cotl onytlmt, 544 f t*4 rooms, den, dining room plus a super many, many extras Relocating. p.m. 741-4955. LINCROFT - Spocloui, rtdKarttd, kitchen. Four bedrooms, two baths, MCBTBI OaifitUd MASONRY PACKAGING oU tarnAouM. Fou, aaaraamt. largt d h ti 14' STARCRAFT TRIHULL - __.. COLONIAL o so wa o scho, iots, SHREWSBURY CAPE - IS],900. outboord, Starling trolltr. Call dfltr 4 Just Thrtt btdroomi. living room with SUPPLIES ond bus lint A true •charmer' Ms cert « Hilt ei GENERAL MASONRY WORK - Ipe- lotot pnraft property, with ftowemg park trmm DRAPERIES AND RODS IN ciollilng In flreplocet and cM CORRUGATED BOXES - Pocking LOCUST-NAVESINK - Btautltul It' THOMPSON - 40 h.p Evlnrudt. If l-SfMor SUft«S after S p.m trtti and thrutn Two poiiot with asi country itttlng, ntor morlna. Ihort C E **. .TUi!T.?l9P.*E NS.fltottor naw 1977 Hit trolttr Plus occtssorlts. 41' ptr Rm, par STALLED - Rtoionoblt raltl. Col Supptltl for Induilry and Moving ond H1 0>IC« DO, LWI ,tl^W. «75O Co|| UJ4US otltr tp.m.. ,41-3107 Slorogt Coll 747 40M or 41] 447J barbecue Prooiity botki onto btrd ond oil tromportotlon Thrtt Btd Independently Owned MASON - Carpenter Work. Fire- rooms, walk-aut liiMiiimil iiiimlliiii 113 River Rd. Fair Haven THINKING OF — Salllna ar auvlnaT day, based on 3 foncfuotv vMufitul modfrn tnrot bed Call TONS EXECUTIVE DEALT/ IIVi* HERRESHOFF-AMERICA - place)! 0 nwctBtty, indwitrlol or home room. IV, bothi. UK plut utllltln 741-7404 1973. FlbtrglofCotboet. Full wnstrvctton. n yeort ktbvtlnett. Roy mom fmtiinl whooi dutiKt Grtat Coll lor oppolntmtnt only ofttr 1 p.m. u\mo Butt, 10 days Income Tax ony day ar avanlng, ?tl 9J71 equipped tar cruising t5.I~ ' Boectel, 7 VALUE PLUI TWO FIREPLACES morning* or tvtv Service BEAUTIFULLY BUILT Six liachtiann, 17 ft. fflotlar badraatn TRUCKINO - Tap wll. III! dirt, dirty MASON - Concrete work, patloi. owner IM 900 (oH I/O -MM RED BANK - Luxury ont and two II' HYROOVHE FiBERGLAS SKI dloyi, brlch work, ttept, fire bedroomi. eot-tn kitchen, dlnlna room, milt. U ft. outit badraam. X ft. living FEDERAL AND STATE RE TURNS In brick. Located on tovely tree-lined room with nraftoct, !•><> " ttrmol BOAT — 19*1 Pylon, txtros. Gator A. Brixe Elginrowch •ullder Ptrwjnol ondbutlntil Ytor tnd boc carpeting. MSO-U7S 471 1HS. street In FretnoM This custom built dmlna room with flrapMct. 91 ft. cawn- trolltr. MM or bet! ofttf 741-4011 Fast Rtsutts, lew knpMQ. WJ ond payroll ta>«.. .M Morr - ranch features three bedrooms, two try kltctttn, family roam. :Vi luiury gtrr Trovoto, ovtr li ytori In WldMlddlo t baths, eat-ln kitchen, full basement. Dams, ufiiiry room, recreation past* 1tM SEARAY - Boat, motar and trail. LANOSCAPINO-LAWN _ own. Coll tor oppolntmtnt, 671 .lit* Location hi a plus Shop end commute mtnt. Sauna, pool, « n. porch, opall- Cost-Now ea GARDEN MAINTENANCI PAINTING A at your convenience Price 157,100. oncti, aaraa*. taTi. DECORATING TAX RETURNS PREPARED - Pad- VALUABLE COUPON WHELAN REALTY GROUP MCLMEOAGEHCY 471 S4» 1971 ir FIHRGLAS BOAT - Com- txtro Day- HKHM ALL LAWNS AND YARDS — Clfon trol ond Stotf ton ritvrm ivptrtly prt REALTORS porad In your homt Raotonoblt t** ' ' tt Must bt sttn to op- um, mowing. f»rtlllilng, lrt« prynlofl I PAINTERS - Complttt Hfvlct. WALKED AND WALKED 54M700. Coll M 7741 leoart McVUgh. HI W17 KEALTOP.S SnrtwOury Oftlct 741SJI1 23' CHRIS CRAFT LANCE* - 1971. ALL LAWNS - I can (arllllia jour CaliUMIM 50 CENTS OFF BRAND NEW »s Mlddlttowi'/Hotmdtl 47IHII 2M ha. IrOaaraVaxOiarl haod. dtptti (own with Scott I aradvett tor ONE TRUCK « AUTO Three btorooms. tS ft. master beO meter, rodlo, naw canvas, aius. EH- I O-i ITM MIIWM CENT PER SQUARE FOOT. Including XTEDIOR PAINTING - Btoutltul RENTAL room, totjw country kllctton, format ctlltnl condition. §42-«J3t onillcatlon fat and guorontaad rakwltt don. Or Eddll. I icropt OM Your Next dtftlfto room, living room. IB ft. family Arta-5464)00 olnt oft wlndowi ond VOaNh them oe- FORD RENT-A-CAR rwm wfl« pott*, n» hrit luxury baths, 132 Condominiums 19' ULmCHSON - Fresh wottr >rt rtpolnllng I rtcaulk all ipoti aM FAIRWAY FORD Town Houses cooled V* ittto lour, farolgas ft, Tolhte COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE olnti mat ntad It. I work ntat and Oatlv- DAIY REGOTB OASSVIED AD bridge, dlntne, unt, bait altar it- - Trat work, kmdicoalng. In butlntu _ auaa will look otoutiful. HR SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Two- ovar ISjraan. •ratatlimalai. HMIN tolllolly whltt trim. FoFori trtt tltlmatt By presenting this coupon s?ory lavnvn noust. iwt Deorooms. or 74I-J073 oft«r 5 pm. BUY OK SCLL - TnrauHt on afflUatt 16' OLSEN SKIFF - SMsv twa, with coll Eddlt ol 471-440! When placing your classil«d ad 1^ bOtssbOatss,, lilivinv g roomoom,, ddininn g roam, fan), sink aM outrlggtrs. Pawarast by of the toraotl reot estate company hi kltkltcntnn - U3.9O9 Collll U3-7T14U37T14. •71-9300 COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE (Sorry, not good lowtrdt Ftmllf Ad me world—CtntifTv 71 Cwem ReotW, itx-cvlMdtr Chryiltr morlne tafM. - DapandWM oark. raiKMIM, can HOtJUPAINTINC - I om O . 741 7404. Mvfttptt llstlnot. SHADOW LAKE-Tu- - Exctilant tlshlng boot AtUlf O.2M mtrclal. O»or li (aorl oKptrlanct wlm nkw yaan tuptrItntt and itoriad or Canute) MnrUitn) bothi. cantral air. aarafa. all oof.il ar best ofttr. Coll 74H514 afttr S p m. wn butibtl s I'm lk ookinig faf Mr Mtt AVIS CUSTOM DESIGN - Ranctitr In ancM, avarlaaklna aatf count Coll FratMlimafai. 741 7IS5 Little Sllv*r. Thrtt-tedrooms each r PRAM - US Co* bt carrM In Mo- REGISTER d evitomtrt to MtoNlih a rtputo- War 4 » p m arall'Sn Sunday. a» COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE - W! '(» HARDER AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE with bath. Dtn with hearth flrtptec*. tion wooon CNonop.. mowlnj, lartniih»raa. outhomtd bonds to finance Iht purchase price plus Branch. N J No 15 77/1977 Rood accrued interest from their dotes lo 0. TM controciw „ luBcontroclm, the date ol delivery Ihereol Tht chiel Jut Yung Liu and Drainage *3 *u> 99 financial officer is directed lo report in it Cedar Avt writing to the governing body ol tht Long Branch N J . Total Cancellation 144,W 99 Local Unit at Ihe meeting ntil sue pf 110 feeding the dale when any sole or de * " IP.ti (Til. oncattry. inodlal notui or i.. livery ol the notes pursuonl tqo this or NOTICE Section J The following amounts of dinonct is mode, such report lo m Tht cantrodof will tat, offlfmail.t proceeds of bono. issued pursuant to Take notice thai application hos •cltan to tnwra Rial t dude the amount, description, Interest be*n made to Iht MavQr and Council of .the ordinances indicoied below are rait ond maturity of Ihe noles sold, Ihe • he City ol Long Branch to transfer la hereby reoppr op noted to finance port price obtained ond tht nome ol the Bottom ol Ihe Barrel, inc . trading as of the cost of the improvements de purchaser Bottom ol the Barrel lo. premises lo scribed tn Section S of this bond ordi (otedot II South Broattwoy. in the City nance ond author utd herein Ot Long Branch. Monmoulh County. Reoppropnated Section 7 The following additional New jersey, the Plenary Retail Con ftSiSs.w Ordinome Bond Proceeds matter, are hereby determined de- sumption Licemt No C 61 heretofore uporodlfta at No 10-71'197] Drainage 12.910 1? oared, recited ond slated issued lo Fredd ft No If 74/1974 Drainage U.077.40 ia) The said purposes described in |ng ot Freddie . Tavern, lor Ihe prem No 13 J-'improvement Section i ol this bond ordinance ore ises locoled of 11 South Broadway, m Of Long Road II.3H 13 nol current expenses ond art improve tht City ol Long Bronch. Monmouth 3s NO 1) 71/1975 Rood Program 1.573H merits which Iht Township moy law- County. New Jersey No 10 7«'1976 Rood Program 41.334 45 fully acquire or moke as general tm ART OPENING — Peg Boots, right, a Llncroft ing of the Monmouth Festival of the Arts at Mon- ap»rortlc»i,lp The names ond residences ol all olti Cvementi, and no port of the cost ceri and directors are os follows •sculptor standing In front of her two hand-carved mouth Reform Temple. Mrs, Lansky was one of eol hot been or shall be specially James Motline. 1109 Wtstfleid assessed on property specially benefit Street. Oceon Township, New Jersey. wooden sculptures, talks to Mr, and Mrs. Jerry nine persons who served on the Festival executive ed thereby President Treoiurer. Director Ib) Tht period o' usefulness of soid Irene Moltlne.ll St Nicholas Place. Lansky of Colts Neck ot the Saturday night open- committee. . Tm fnli alter or uibcontractor. Section 3. Th* Improvements de purposes within Ihe limitations ol soid Red Bonk. New Jersey. Secretory, O< •hfr. aoollcaMj. will, In oil tollc scribed In Section S of this bond ordi Local Band Low. according lo Ihe rta rector IMIMM or ooVtrHMnwnti for tmptoy nonet are hereoy autnoriivd 01 gener- sonobte lit* thereof computed Irom the Beverly A Moltine IIOV Wesllield •» (Kocoo by or on Mull ol IM con al improvements to bt made or oc- date of the said bonds authorized by Street. Ottan Township. New Jtrsty. tractor, Ho* IM oil quollfltd oppll qulred by the Township of Holmdel. thu bond ordinance, is 5 yeor, vice President. Director New Jtrsty For the told improve ill Tht Supplemental Debt Stott cwirh will rtnlvi conildcrotlon lor menu or purposes slated In sold Sec- The name ond residence ol Ihe slock offlaloymM without rtooro to of. ment required by said Law has been holdtr holding more th an ten '10% I tion S. there is hereby appropriated Ihe duly mode ond died In Ihe office of Ihe row. craad. colof. notlonol or lain, on turn of 1118.412 0). said sum being In per cent ot Iht slock ol Ihe said corpo oUfy, mortW Ilotul or ton; Clerk and o complete executed dupii ration is as tallows elusive ol the sum of U.197 99 as the cole thereof has been filed In the office c.Tin corrrroctor or lubcontrodor. down payment for said improvements James Molt me Arts festival draws 650 ot tht Director of the Division of Local Jn apHlotM, win IM to «ocn lo Of purposes required by low ond now Government Services in tht Depart IKS Weitlield Street nor "ntai or rtprtnnMtl v« at worluri available, therefor by virtu* of provi- mint of Community Affairs ot Iht Oceon Township. New Jersey By CAROL JACOBSON Temple's Eighth Annual Mon- another room off the John l'reusse and Shcelah with wMch M hoi 0 cslltcilvt bargain- sions in previously odopled budget or State at New Jersey, and such stale Obiections. if any. should be made ing war—IIWH or oihor corrlrod or un budgets for down payment or for copl- men. shows thot while Iht grost dtbl immediately in writing to TINTON FALLS - Fasci- mouth Festival of the Arts Temple's corridor, the larger l'reusse, on clarinet Jrwluig. IM« lo bopro«MM by tol improvement purposes ol the Township as defined in said Law Jennie C DtFoito, Municipal Clerk IM aponcv contracting onW. odvli is Increased by the author nation of the City of Long Bronch nation for the excellent selec- drew another record crowd of paintings are in full view with Jack Fvlton has coordi- Ing IM labor man or work t< I rnrt- Section 4 For the financing of mid bonds ond notes provided for in this BOTTOM OF THE BARREL. INC ••nlollvt ol Iht contractor'actor! cocom Improvements or purposes and lo meef bond ordinance by 461,000, Ihe net debt By James Molline tion of paintings, sculpture, 650 people to Saturduy more space to see them this ilHllMiri d tM t the part of sold .U*,4|? 07 approprto- nated An Evening of .la// to ilHllMirii undir tMi act and tholl po»l lion nol provided lor by opplicoiion it reduced as o result ol tht canctlla il Waliact Strttl crafts and photographs, ex- night's champagne reception coploi ol Iht nollct In contplcuoui hereundtr ot ttve 174,114 01 proceeds of tion ol 144,297 99 bond oulhorltaMons Red Bank. New Jersey 07701 year. be presented at H p m PJacM avaMbavalMbM toirnplovttoirnpl n and op referred to in Section 1 htrtof The the bonds on hand ond reapproprlaled April], 10 ijt j6 hibited at Monmouth Reform And yesterday, as several Everything is for sale and Wednesday which will wind ntt foe #0 wloy TVM ii. pursuant lo Section ] of this ordinance said obligations aulhorlitd will bt •V ordtr of tht Mayor and BMOV ond the said down payment, negotiable within oil debt limitations prescribed hundred youngsters eagerly the public is Invited tn visit up the entertainment portion Counciil off tthh t Bor(M*aBhh of HtantanaV bonds art hereby authorized lo be it- bv soid law 236 Middletown C J.GUINEY, JR. sued in the principal amount ol 141.000 Id) An aggregate omount not ex- watched a children's theater the Temple from 9:30 a.m. to of the Festival pursuant to 'tie Local Bond Law ot ceeding 130.000 lor items of expense IPtCIAL NQTICI HARRIET A ALBRECH?' New Jersey listed in ond permitted under Section On Thursday. April I], iv?l at 7 PM production of "Pollution Solu- 9:30 i' HI Monday, Tuesday During gallery hours, a cof- Cltrk ft tht Caucus Meeting of tht Zoning Hold man Section I. in) The improvements 40A 2 20 of sold Law may bt Included tion" by Theresa Trochla's 133 60 hereby authorliea ond purposes for Ihe as port of the coil of sold improve Board of Adjustment of tht Township and Wednesday, and from fee shop will be open and any- financing ot said obligations are a* fol- merits and is included In the foregoing of Mlddlttown lobe held In tht Confer Red Sneakers drama group 9J0 a.m. to 1 p m Thursday. one interested In having a 228 Holmdel low!. estimate thereof. •net Room al Townthip Moll, the 10 Drainage evaluation ond construc- Section i The full faith ond credit ot Board will discuss Iht varlanct and and magic tricks by Gregory Demonstrations by exhib- portrait done may make an tion ol Ihe following locollons tht Township art hereby pledged to •Itt plan of Cast No 1190 - Walker & on theft NOTICE (1) Roult 5» in flte vicinity of Block tht punctual payment of Iht principal Husband (New Ivy House) Earle, several hundred more iting artists begin at 9:30 am appointment for a sitting. BOND ORDINANCE OF THE April 10 U 00 TOWNSHIP OF HOLMDEL, IN THE ol and inltresl on the said obligations visitors enjoyed the opening today and continue through This year four area busi- COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NEW (I) Crescent Rood between Chestnut oulhoriitd by tf.li bond ordinance JERSEY, PROVIDING FOR CER Ridge Rood ond Telegroph Hill Rood Sold obligations shall be direct, unlim- HOTicT day exhibit and demonstra- Thursday at scheduled times nesses have made it possible TAIN DRAINAGE IMPROVE 13) Route 3S in Ihe vicinity ot Block ited obligation* of Iht Townthip. and Separate seoled bids for Ihe follow charge MENTS AND RECONSTRUCTION ». Lot A. tht Township shall be obligated to levy Ing will bt received by the Middletowrt tions This year's program lists the through A Uood Neighbor OF VARIOUS ROADWAYS IN THE (4) Miller Avenue in tht vicinity of od valorem tones upon oil the taxable Township Board of Education at Iht TOWNSHIP APPROPRIATING Block 60- Lois 17 through 94 property wilhin the Township tor Ihe Administration Building. 5* Tindall As in the past, about 70 times and the artists as well Grant lo offer visiting groups (5) Oeercrest Drive in the vicinity of payment ot sold obligations and Inter Rood. Mlddlttown, N.J up to 11 00 FREEHOLD - Edward 1131,412.07 THEREFORE. IN esl Ihereon without [Imitation ot rale a rhanco to lie bussed lo the CLUOING THE PROCEEDS OF Block 23, Lot 9. o.m , prevailing time. Tuesday April Ford of Johnson Ave., Mala committee members, working as the performanci's BONOS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED it) Wlllowbrooh Rood In tht vicinity or amount Temple Id partlnpale in the FOR OTHER IMPROVEMENTS of Willow Rood Section 9 This bond ordinance shall V Custodiol Supplies lor IWI JV wan, was indicted by a coun- for one year, organized the Tonight at H p m . the Mini AND NO LONGER NECESSARY l/J Laurel Avenue In Ihe vicinity ot take effect 20 days oiler Ihe first pubh 2. Point Supplies for 1?7I 79 exhibit which includes 141 ex- exhibit and Ihe demonstra- THEREFOR. CANCELLING CER Plum Lone calion thereof after llnol adoption, as 3 liortllngSuppileifor 1971 79 ty grand jury on charges of mouth Players will perform provided by sold Local Bond Low. tions. They arc Prudential TAIN OTHER BONO AUTHOR (•I Sweelbrlar Lane in Ihe vicinity of * Root Repairs breaking into Poole Ave Deli, hibitors. three comedy scenes by Block IS. Lot I 20 STATEMENT Bidders art required lo comply wilh Properly It Casualty Insur- The bond ordinance published here the requirements ol Chapter 117, Pub Poole Ave., and Rt 36, Hazlet Displaying the photographs Woody Allen and Neil Simon with hoj bMn finally adopted on April He lows OM97S ance Co. of Holmdel, I'eikin 4, 1171 and tht »s and younu people with NOTItt Judge Merrill Lane Jr., coun- large socia.1 hall While some nthal, violin; Carol Samel, 1ID1WANTID .special needs will take advan- 229 Keansburg THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ty assignment judge. very good work is often be- rello; Arthur Topllow, piano, THE TINTON FALL* SCHOOLS ASKS tage of the grants FOR PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH Steven Feller of Apple- hind an exhibiting wall or in Tom Conforti, Herbert Omit, Notice It hereby given that sealed ING CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES FOR bids will be received by The Borough THC HTI-n SCHOOL YEAR A LIST valley Drive, Belford, is Council ot the Borough of Keansburg OF SAID SUPPLIES CAN BE OB Cover yourself from all on May I, 1971 for the Reconstruction TAINEOFROM THE OFFICE OF charged with receiving stolen ond paving of Grove Place ond Har- THE SECRETARV, il* TINTON AV angles in this flip-collar ding Avenue and Dralnoge at Forest ENUE. TINTON FALLS. NEW JER property, stereo equipment Avenue ond Ltola Avenue In the jacket! Borough of Keantburg In the County ol valued at $1,178 belonging to Monmoiith OK BEFORE MONDAY APRI1 14. Knit jacket with lacy fan- The major construction Items, units Michele Noble, 21 Locust Ter- and quantities are Pavemtnt Type Hit at 1:« PM PHEVAILING TIME cy diamond yoke from the FABC. 1" thick - 4340 I.Y.j Bit Stab THE BOARD DESERVES IHE race, New Monmouth Sept. 24 Base Course, I" thick — 4240 SY ; ." (T 70 REJECT *HY OR ALL in Middletown. collar down on a circular • W White cone, vert curb. 3331 sisr L.F.; Concrete sidewalk, 4" thick - rA\ i hoe I J Mommer Feller also is charged with needle — all one piece in- 3ISS V , l|' HI RCHEP. 941 LF . Secretory/ Business 6" Ductile Iron Water Pipe. 3U LF., Admlntitrator contributing to the delin- cluding the sleeves. Use syn- Type A Inlets. II Units. Typt B inlets, U.tO thetic worsted. Pattern 673: 5 Units opened and teod In public ot quency of a 15-year-old boy Ktonsfaurg on May 3, l*7( ol 1:00 Sizes 8-18 incl. . P M . Local Prevailing Time 248 Monmouth County by selling the boy phencycli- Drawings, spec Hi cot ion* and for AOVMTIWMINT fO« dine, possessing the drug, f bids contrt d d f $1 50 for each pattern. Add pcMd work, prep y D John L THC MONMOUTH possessing it with intent to Buni, PE , Engineer, and approved COUNTY IMPLOTMINT 35c each pattern for first- by the Commissioner of Trans- AND distribute it and distributing portation, have been filed in the office TUINIHO A«f NCV class airmail and handling. of the sold engineer al Kupper Assocl Th.. Monmouo n Countyy EEmMoyw it alei, IS Stelfon Road. Plscotaway. and TraininTii g AAganc. onncuKM IMH Send To: New Jersey 0HS4 ond ol sold Commls prajmolt or* Mi bring ld ( Joseph Allen, 37, of East program Gsntracradt to conducco t research Sunset Ave., Red Bank, Is Laura Wheeler N.J. and the Bureou of Local Stole Aid ovsd. testing tervices for participants In Program* District Office located ol 1 tne 1971 Summer Program for Eco- charged with forging three Needlecraft Dept. Court Square, Freehold. New Jersey nomically Disadvantage*] Youth This The Red Bank Register. Box and may be Inspected by prospective contract will cover tht odmlMttroilon prescription forms. He is bidders ot the Office ot K upper Assocl of Mychotoglcot and aptitude research 161, Old Chelsea Sta., New otes during business hours Bidders and tttttnq measure* to selected youth charged with issuing one will bt furnished with a copy of the participants Qvotiried professional re York, NY 1.0011. Rj-int specifications ond blueprints ol the search and testing servlc es art Invited form Ocl H to Rite Aid Phar- drawings by the engineer on proper lo submit proposal* tor thtse con Name, Address, Zip, Pat- nolice and payment ol twenty five doi traetuo. funds which art to be awarded macy, 48 Broad St., Red lors (l» 00) tor cost ot prtprotlon on a competitive boats Proposal pock tern Number. SUPER VAL- Bids must be mode on slondard pro oats ore now available at the CETA Bank, and obtaining the drug posoi forms in the manner designated Youth Office. II Memorial Parkway. under false pretenses He also UE - 1978 NEEDLE- therein and required by Ihe tpeclf.ca- Long Branch, NJ, 07740. Completed tion*. must be enclosed In seoled enve proposots must be returned to this of is charged with issuing two CRAFT catalog. 225 designs lopes, bearing the nome ond address ot hce location no later man i p.m. on bidder ond nome of the rood on outside Wednesday, April H. 1971. Questions forms Oct. 14 to Katsin's to choose from, 3 free in- addressed to the Office ot the Borough can bt directed It Jomei M. Hodman, Clerk. Borough ol Ktomburg. 43 CETA Marntfemtni Specialist, at 719 Drug Store, 192 Shrewsbury side. 673 Church Street, Keonsburg, New Jersey O77S4. ond must be accompanied by 0 Ave., Red Bank, and attempt- Non-Collusion affidavit ond a certified April 10. II DIM check tor not less than ten (10) percent ing to obtain drugs under of the omount bid, provided sold check need nol be more Ihon 120,000 00 nor false pretenses. shod not be lesi thon two 00 and be de- 2» Other Public Notices livered al tne place on or before the Susan DeGrott, 22, of South Printed Pattern hour nomed above The standord pro NOTICE potol form ond the Non-Collusion Aft! Notice It hereby fllven that Iht Ave., Atlantic Highlands, is davit ore attached to the supplemen Board of Trustees ot froofcdolt Com At Ease Everywhere fary specifications, copies of which munlty College will receive seoled charged with stealing checks will be furnished on application to en- bids of tht Purchasing Deportment, gineer W Newman Springs Rood. Llncrofi, belonging to her sister, Sand- New Jersey on April II, If7l at 10 00 a.m. prevailing time, of which lime ra DeGroot, South Ave., At- By order of Borough Monoger. £u ond ploce wld Wot will be pwollcly geneJ Bedell opened and rtad on me following Item lantic Highlands, July 27 She MARIAM J. SPIELMAN REPAIR TO Borough Clerk also is charged with forging AT EASE EVERY- Thot the sold clerk be ond hereby Is PRIMARY ELECTRICAL SYSTEM the checks, Issuing them to empowered ond directed to Insert In Contract documents may be i.om • ooUNr Mi or Oow KKMM WHERE - the new shirt- the space for dotes such convenient HMMI ond copies oMoMed ot the Pur Sears, Rt. 35, Middletown, 9191 hour and day as will cause the opening chasing Deporlmtnl of Brookdalt GENERATIONS — Standing next to a two-panel screen she pointed In oil dress softened by hip inter- of bids to take place not i«ss than Community College ot »7S Newman and obtaining assorted cloth- 8-18 twenty one (21) day* otter the dote ol Springs Rood, Uncreft, New Jersey on of her "Grandpa," Carol Pezzuttl Lenehan looks at her husband, Arthur est and with its own scarf to the first publication of the advertise- or otter April 10. IfTi ing July 27 and 28 ment, to notify each and every mem •Id Mcurlttaf In tht form ot o bid Lenehon, as he poses for a photograph at the opening Saturday night of tie softly. Choose challis Mr of tin, body, In writing, thot a bond wtfh oooojuoSe security thereon, Karen Bally, 28, and Robert mettlno thereof will be held on the day md fk I a t l Monmouth Reform Temple's Eighth Annual Monmouth Festival of the print blends. ot the hour nomed lo receive ail bids Shields, 37, both of Campview Arts. It continues through Thursday. •enf or delivered I certify Ihe obove lo I reaulrtd. Ikh Printed Pattern 9191: bt a true copy ot o resolution odopted may no* bf with*own wl*»ln M days Ave., Keansburg, are charged Misses Sizes 8. 10, 12, 14, 16, by Mayor ond Council April i. t*7l after Ihe ociuo. dry of tht bid opening Tht owner reserves the unrestricted with committing atrocious as- 18. Size 12 (bust 34) dress, MARIAM J. SPIELMAN right H> refect any *r all Mdt, and to sault and battery upon Baily's Borough Clerk •coot any bM which i» deemed most Free money management sent inar scarf takes 3^ yards 45-inch April» \n m «•.«.*.•• Prices ovoHd mutt Include eight-year-old daughter Jan atl freight or deliver* charges The fabric. MOTICI owner otM reserves fht right It reject 11 and between May 1977 and The Ktomburg Zoning Board of Ad ony bW If, m I9i cplnlm, nSe bidder is luslmeni will hold o special meeting lo not cemMered flnanctotly or technl Jan. 11. They also are Send $1.50 for each pat- review ptom tar Cose No. 1 71. senior COlry oM* to carry out tht contract at offered tomorrow for women cltliens protect The meeting will be mrendtd or for any reason m tne own- charged with child abuse, tern. Add 35c for each pat- er'i [udgment, It It net In tht best in held in Borough Holt. Tuesday. April teretts of Brookdofe Community Col child cruelty, child neglect, specifically for women" in (tl tern for first-class airmail, M.ivnotl 00PM NEW YORK - Women, needs, and how they can inin CAROL A SHEEHAN and child abandonment. married or single, must be in- the field of finance that led inii/.e n.sk handling. Send to: Marian Secretory Btdaers art required to comply with April 10 13 00 tht requirements of P.L 1«S. C 177. Among the accusations in E.P. Hutton to launch a Martin. Pattern Dept. 420, volved in the financial plan- "It's difficult tn save mon- PL 1977. C. 9 and Chapter ISO ol the the indictment are that they ning for their lives, "they series of free seminars for The Red Bank Register, 232 Lows of 19*1 as arnenoWby Chapter W ey." Ms Patterson acknowl- 231 Llltle Silver Of tht Laws O> 1974 (N.J Prevailing struck and beat the girl with can't assume their finances women on money manage- West 18th St.. New York. WagtAd) edges But, she says, if the ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE April 10 SUM a stick and belt and with a will be taken care of." de- ment three years ago NY 10011. Print NAME. AD- MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL CLERK housewife saves only what's TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT closed fist. They also are clares a female financial ex- The series is being ottered DRESS. ZIP, SIZE and WITH THE MONMOUTH COUNTY left over alter she completes TO MODIFY THE INTERLOCAL charged with giving the girl a pert in three, breakfast hour semi STYLE NUMBER. SERVICES AGREEMENT DATED MOTOR VIHICLI the household spending »M>Yi?7S Public notice is hereby given that on black eye on three occasions The average married wom- nars - complimentary coffee LOOK RICH, YOUNG. This ll to certify that tht foregoing Monday. April 14, ltTI, of the hour of "there won't be anything left ordinance was introduced tor first tieven o deck in me forenoon. I shall and pulling hair out from the an outlives her husband by at and Danish pastry — in Ram over to save ' SMART on a budget! Sew reodlng by me Borough Council ot the appear of Glrord Acceptance Corpo 1 Boroufhof Llltlt Silver, County ol ration. Suite 723 Parkafle Building. Ill top of the girl's head, causing least seven years, so It's im- berger's in the Monmnulh new soft dresses, tops, nAe*M^ov*n, j tote of New Jersey on 70 Mantel Street. Comden, New Jersty. A better plan, the Button and I shall at.that time and ploce t* two large bald spots. portant for women lo know Mall, Eatontown, on con- skirts, pants - all in NEW March 1*n and woi finally odopted on ) April tfTt me for soft to the highest bidder me Ulyses Humphry of Center not only how to accumulate secutive Tuesdays, beginning officer suggests, is "t( SPRING-SUMMER PAT- ANTHONY T BRUNO Wowtng motor vehicle registered In Mayor Ihe nome ot Thomas P Gotning. and St., Freehold, is charged with money but the implications tomorrow at 9:15 am. realistic goal of the amount ! TERN CATALOG. Free pat- It bt toW pursuant to low by reason of you need to save, and put that STEP'HEN G GREENWOOD a claim or encumbrance registered of inflation and taxes on the upon the IIMe to tht sold motor ve- possessing a pistol without a Ms. Patterson will conduct tern coupon. Send 75c. •orowoji Cler* away first." 1 hlcit. Said sale Is for the purpose of at permit, assaulting Annabelle money they have, Jean Pat- tomorrow's seminar on "Fi- IssUit Sewtig &*«*. ...ll.M April M, ~ M.M tempting to liquidate fht balance due upon the told motor vehicle ond which Humphry, Englishtown, with terson, assistant vice presi- nancial Planning." Among Ms Patterson recommends Initiit FUUM B*ot....}l.M II now In defouD 232 Long Branch 1971 Toyota Waoon the pistol, carrying the pistol dent of the E. F. Hutton bro- the topics to be discussed are a savings account "until iKUrt Crtcfeet B##k ...MM MOTICI Serial No RT7||$ni*l kerage firm, contends. Take nol.ee that Jimmy * Jetty. Inc GEORGE J WEINROTH with an unlawful intent and how women can accumulate there's about 11,000 more than nrlflynfwerBMk..:.4l.St trading 01 Jimmy s Jetty, hoi applied •olltff for Glrord to Iht City Council of the City ol Long Acctpfonct Corporation threatening to kill her Jan. IS It was Ms. Patterson's de- money, how they can invest it a reasonable^'emergency Branch. N J lor a Renewal al a Sea April 10 VM and II. termination "to do something to meet their particular fund' "

tr- i 18 The Dfeily Register SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY APRIL 10 we Marcos keeps high rollers happy on coastal liner By HUGH A. MULLIGAN cleaning up Manila, which had worked so long and so Japanese tourists who flock to the baccarat and black- Gina Lollabngida Cameron Mitchell and other ce- hard to earn its reputation as one of the world's wick- jack tables lebrities have come aboard to be tutored in this ancient MANILA (AP) - In the blameless, stainless, re- edest cities This maritime Monte Carlo demonstrates its ele- Chinese board game at great profit to the management formed Philippines, gambling is kept at bay aboard an But two years ago to relieve overseas visitors of the gance with a first-class dining room that boasts the best To date no one has broken the bank at the Manila Bay old Norwegian coastal liner anchored within sight of the burden of departing the Philippines with overweight winelist east of Suez and a 60.000 peso 18.500 limit for Casino, and the local joke is that Captain Francesco capital's high-rise luxury hotels wallets, gambling was discreetly permitted to take single bets at the high rollers' baccarat tables or 2.000 Pedreza. master of the Philippine Tourist, has standing The Manila Bay Casino, operating on all three place at sea, an arrangement that kept the city unsul- pesos $300 per card at blackjack orders to pull the seacocks and go into a deep dive if decks of the MS Philippine Tourist, houses the world's lied and enabled the authorities to control the gaming The roulette wheels whirl and the slot machines the threat materializes only floating crap game that moves to a safer location passions of the populace grind 24 hours a day, come typhoon or monsoon, and Since the casino moves about in the Bay quite fre- in the typhoon season there are a dozen air conditioned cabins for those who quently to different anchorages. Cap) Pedreza com- When Manila Bay gets rough, as frequently happens become fatigued by the galloping dominos. mands a full complement of officers and crew, in- when monsoons howl out of the South China Sea, high In the best tradition of Philippine entertainment, a cluding a fourth engineer, junior third officer and chief rollers at the crap tables and roulette wheels are com- half dozen of the top pop singers are always aboard to reefer There are also pit bosses, chief croupiers, mon- forted with seasick pills and air sickness sacks dis- serenade the passengers with the latest hit songs in ey changers and other ranks not included in a normal tributed by the croupiers faultless English, while a guard armed with a subma- ship's roster "Chinese very good gamblers, very bad sailors," chine gun walks his post among the tables. Casino profits go to floor control projects around the top deck pit boss informed me as a launch loaded Since the casino was launched, literally, to attract Manila, which is why the First Lady reportedly has with Taiwan tourists pulled alongside the gaily lighted Casino patrons must show their passports before well heeled Hong Kong and Taiwanese merchants and more than a cultural interest in the success of its sin- 4,776-lon liner that used to sail up the Norwegian fjiords embarking on the launch that leaves every 5 minutes the estimated 2 million hard-core Japanese gamblers, ning ways. and Into the Bering Sea. from the pier in front of the Manila Hotel, where Gener- who are willing to fly anywhere to appease their gam- In fact, the Manila Bay gaming palace in its first Formally dressed in her Mediterranean lights, drap- al Douglas MacArthur had his headquarters There is ing appetites, the biggest stakes are usually wagered in year of operation has proved to be so popular, the gov- ed from her masts stem to stern in an exquisite neck- even a sign at the dock: "No cameras, no guns" to rem- a small cabin forward on the top deck where a Chinese ernment has authorized the opening of another casino at lace of light bulbs, the old coastal trader looked more ind visitors of the wild old days version of roulette is played with three dice and much Zamboanga City in the southern Philippines, where a like a visiting destroyer on a courtesy call from some Local residents must prove they have an annual in- oriental swearing. separatist rebellion has flared for the past five-and-a- foreign navy than a beacon of sin winking at the hard- come of more than 50,000 pesos U.S. 17,000 before being Here, reputedly, there is no limit on the action and half years and the intrepid gambler takes the added currency tourists allowed on board or else purchase a yearly permit for no English spoken. Lately, however, an Arabic trans- chance of being kidnapped Gambling was outlawed in the Philippines in 1972 3,000 pesos $430 Even so, rich Philippine businessmen in lation of the Chinese figures on the dice has been print- The odds, however, are quoted as slightly less than when martial law was proclaimed and the First Lady their pineapple cloth sarong shirts, which is formal ed up for the benefit of the oil sheiks who now come the chance of being rolled by a typhoon aboard the Imelda Marcos embarked on a personal campaign of wear in these tropic islands, outnumber the Chinese and regularly in chartered jets from the Persian Gulf. floating casino in Manila Bay. Americans seen unhappy with Arab, Israeli tactics By LOUIS HARRIS its prime minister, Menachem would be much more difficult justified By 47-39 percent, a for the confidence of the public thinks any of those oth- of the Middle East situation is proval. But, as problems ar- In the battle for favorable Begin, steadfastly refuses to for Israel to convince the ma- plurality also favored the American people. er Arab countries really that as peace negotiations ose, his standing in successive public opinion in America, agree to give back, as a part jority of Americans that, his- United Nations moving a However, Sadat's handicap wants peace. The irony is have become more difficult, surveys, has deteriorated—to both the Arab and Israeli of a peace settlement, most of torically and religiously, It is force of 4,000 troops Into is the American public's con- that the failure of other Arab President Carter's own rating 57-35 percent positive in Ja- causes are seriously handi- the territories Israel occupied entitled to lay claim to all oc- Lebanon as a replacement for tinued deep aversion to the nations to support the Sadat on his handling of the Middle nuary, to 46-45 percent posi- capped by positions and tac- after the 1987 war. While 27 cupied areas. Israeli troops. PLO and the fact that people peace initiative has worked to East has also gone down. Just tive in February, and to 48-44 tics which majorities of the percent of the public feels In fact, on most of the key do not completely trust other diminish American trust In after the Sadat visit to Je- percent negative at the con- American people are unwill- that Israel should give up issues at stake in the peace According to a recent Har- Arab nations such as Jordan, them and to weaken the Arab rusalem last fall, Mr. Carter's clusion of Prime Minister He ing to accept. ' none of the occupied land, a negotiations, Americans take ris Survey of 1,19» adults na- Syria and Saudi Arabia Not cause in the United States. efforts in the Middle East gin's visit with President Car- substantial 60 percent think it positions that are not far tionwide, the American public more than a quarter of the Perhaps the ultimate irony met with 63-29 percent ap- ter in March. The Arab position is se- is evenly divided on one key riously encumbered by the should give up some part of from those taken by the Is- it. raeli government: issue — that of Israeli settle- tactics of the Palestine Liber- ments in occupied territories: ation Organization. By 57-24 The Irony of the American —Only 21 percent of Ameri- percent, a majority of Ameri- disagreement with Israel in cans favor an independent —By a narrow 40-39 per- cans does not think that the this matter is that no more Palestinian state on the West cent, a plurality feels thai Is- PLO really wants peace in than 10 percent of the public Bank of the Jordan. Twice as rael is justified in not vacat- Don't stand in line...USE your line! the Middle East. By a nearly thinks Israel should give back many Americans would pre- ing the settlements it has be- unanimous 93-2 percent, the all of the lands it has occu- fer either having the West gun. President Carter has Use your phone to pay bills without even writing a check! public condemns the PLO for pied. Fifty percent hold the Bank made into a Palestinian consistently condemned ex- Transfer lunds between savings and checking at your pansion of these settlements. Its terrorist tactics, particu- view that Israel should give homeland under Jordanian convenience Save time, steps, money Direct Account even larly the killing of 37 people back some of the occupied rule or having the Palesti- In Israel when a bus blew up territory, and keep "what it nians continue to live in the The strongest appeal of the pays lor the call! THAT is just ONE of the innovative services ol after being seized by PLO needs to protect its security." countries where they now re- Arab side is not hard to find: guerrillas. A sizable majority Americans would over- side. Egypt is now seen as a major of Americans agrees with the whelmingly approve of a force working for peace in the —On the recent Israeli re- Middle East and President firm Israeli stand of not nego- clear-cut statement by Israel sponse to the PLO terrorist tiating with the PLO and Its that It would be willing to Anwar Sadat Is the first Arab raid, when Israel's troops oc- leader to meet with wide- leader, Yaslr Arafat. give back all occupied terri- cupied the southern tier of tories, except those areas spread approval by Ameri- For Us part, Israel meets Lebanon, a 47-40 percent plu- cans. Call toll-free Irom New Jersey 24 hours a day/7 days • week with serious problems when needed for Its security. It rality felt the invasion was By 70-17 percent, a sizable majority thinks Egypt wants Cd (800)7*2-2800 peace, compared to a slightly For informalion about Direct Account please call 9 to 5. Mon thru Fri lower (8-22 percent who feel •MWMMAI the same about Israel. When asked whom they would trust in case of a falling out in the A REGISTER CENTENNIAL EVENT peace talks, by 43-24 percent, APRIL IS St. Agnes will sponsor Flea Market & Craft Show at Americans say they would South Ave. & Ave. D, Atlantic Highlands, 10 A.M. to 4 trust Israel over Egypt. How- Make A Date A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- P.M. Rain or shine. Spaces are available at $5. Contact ever, when an identical ques- 291-4832 or 291-1160. if you've been a tion was asked about whom tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, $1.00 each addi- tional line; $3 00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line. Annual Charity Bazaar — Dancing — Door Prizes — they would trust if a dis- $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; $6.00 Refreshments. 8 P.M.-2 A.M. Music by the Carousel. Riv- agreement over peace terms for 10 days, $2.00 each additional line Deadline noon 2 er Plaza Firehouse, Foster St., River Plaza. Donation: $5 should occur, Sadat is trusted days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000 per person. Register Subscriber by 35 percent and Begin by an ask for the Date Secretary. Sisterhood Congregation B'nai Israel announces an equal 35 percent. Given the NOW TO MAY ( Art Auction. Sat.. April 15, at Hance 4 Ridge Rds., Rum- fact that American public Kings, Knights & Knaves - The Monmouth Museum, son Viewing & refreshments at 8:30 P.M. Auction at 9. opinion traditionally has been Llncroft, presents a major exhibition of 14th-17th Century Donation: $1 50. 842-1800 much more Inclined to back armor, weaponry, tapestries and other items related to for 45 years or more, the life and customs of the period. Mondays-Saturdays, 10 "The Ascots" are featured at the Highlands Fire Aux- the Israelis than the Arabs, it iliary's Sixth Annual Spring Dance, from 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. is clear that Sadat has gained a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sundays 1-5 p.m. Located on Brook- dale Campus For information on films, workshops and at the Fire House. Buffet - BYOB - Soda set-ups avail- important ground in his bid special programing. Call 747-2266. able. Prices. Tickets. $4.50 per person. we want you to be APRIL II APRIL It Monmouth Festival Of The Arts, 332 Hance Ave., Tin- The Morning Star Male Chorus from Woodstown, N.J., ton Falls. Helene d'Usseaux Melnick, a musical adven- will give a musical program Sun., Apr. 16, 1978, 3:30 P.M. Hoff gets ture for children, 4 P.M. The Monmouth Players present at the Calvary Baptist Church, Bridge Ave. & River St., three scenes from comedies, 8 P.M. Admission, Informa- Red Bank. Sponsored by The Calvary Gospel Chorus. our guest for Lunch. suspended tion, 747-9365 APRIL 18 APRIL II Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644 will • .^aMU^i^. ^a^bt^^ ^vk Ton helholpn celebratr-otabiratae ounwrr centenf - Malcolm Smith, noted Biblical Author & Lecturer, hold Cocktail Party & Dance at the Hideaway Lounge, 2 nial year. The Register will will speak at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Red Bank, at 1 P.M. Fearey PL, Morgan, N.J. 8:30 P.M. Live music. host a luncheon party lor term, fine All are invited to a" •» bv the sponsoring group. The APRIL U, 21 long-time Register sub- FREEHOLD - Former Middletown Bible Study. Admission free. Whale Of A Rummage Sale, Rumson Country Day scribers at noon, Thursday, Keansburg police Sgt. Charles Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644 will School, comer Ridge Rd & Bellevue Ave., Wed., 9 AM May 4th. here al our mam of- Hoff, convicted of stealing hold its General Meeting at Don Quixote's, Rt 34, Mata- to 2 P.M. Thurs. 9 A.M. to 12 Benefit Scholarship Fund. lice on Route 35 in Shrews- 13.6 gallons of gasoline from a wan. Orientation will be given to new members. bury borough-owned pump, was APRIL II given a suspended state pris- Monmouth Festival Of The Arts. 332 Hance Ave., Tin- Card Party sponsored by Court St. James No.999, Red If you have Deen a subscriber ton Falls. In Concert: Florence Blumberg, Soprano; Gen- Bank, Catholic Daughters of America, 8 P.M. at the K Of for 45 years or more, please on sentence, placed on two evieve Ross, Piano; Lillian L' Oston, Piano; Bob Rose- C Home, Third Ave. it Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven. Illl in the coupon below so years probation and fined nthal, Violin; Carol Samet; Cello; Arthur Topilow; Piano. Prizes, refreshments. Donations: $2.50. Bring cards. that we can send you an in- $1,000 Tom Conforti, Clarinet; Herbert Green, Clarinet; John vitation to join us. Deadline is Hoff, now of Tuckerton, Preusse, Clarinet; Sheelah Preusse, Clarinet, 8 P.M. Ad- APRIL » April 26th, so do it soon Ocean County, was convicted mission, information. 747-9365. Shopping trip to Reading, PA. Sponsored by AH. Rec- We'd be delighted to see you by a jury of misconduct in of- reation Committee. Fair $7 00 Call Mrs W Ruddy 10-7th APRIL 12 Ave., Atlantic Highlands, 291-1842. and to |oin you lor lunch and fice and theft of public prop- Chinese Auction sponsored by River Plaza Women's a tour of our facilities erty by stealing the gasoline Club at Buck Smith's, Palmer Ave . E. Keansburg Ad- APRIL ISM from the borough-owned mission: 12. 7:30 P.M. Refreshments. Peace Inc. Cooperative Nursery School announces pump by pumping the gaso- Spring Card Party, Wed., April 12, 8 p.m. Tickets $2. Open House April 25 and 26th, 9:30-11 a.m., 1-2:30 p.m. line into his private car in the Community Fire House, Appleton Ave., Leonardo. Two-day program, $19 per month. Three-day program, early moming of Jan. 14. $24 a month. Located at Middletown Boy's club, Irving Monmouth Festival Of The Arts, 332 Hance Ave., Tin- Place, Belford. For information call 495-0821 or 787-9160. CLIP & MAIL TO: FRANK ECKMAN, THE DAILY REGISTER Superior Court Judge John ton Falls. "Atalanta" children's musical, 4 P.M. An Eve- ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, N.J. 07701 ' P. Arnone gave Hoff a sus- ning Of Jazz, Jack Felton, coordinator, 8 P.M. APRIL I), 31 pended two-to three-year I am a Long-Time Register Subscriber. state prison sentence. The Monmouth County Audubon monthly meeting 8 P.M., Two exciting musical dramas, "Cavalleria Rusti- judge made no statement in Trinity Episcopal Church, West Front St., Red Bank. cana" and "Paguaci" will be sung in English by the Mon I have subscribed to The Register since (date) Free and the public is invited. mouth Conservatory Opera/Operetta Society, Monmouth imposing the sentence. Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank at 8 p m Sat My name Before the sentence was im- Sea Bright Home & School will be having a Chinese April 29 and 3 p.m.. Sun., April 30. Tickets, $7, $6. $5. $1 posed, G. Donald Haneke of Auction at the Sea Bright Wreck at 8 p.m. on Wednesday discount for Senior Citizens and Students. Group rates Address Red Bank, urged tbe court April 12. available. For ticket information call 741-8880 .not to Impose a custodial sen- APRIL It, 1) Town Zip tence. APRIL 31 Rummage and bake sale. Wed., 7-9 p.m., April 13,9-12 Union Beach, Regular Democratic Club holding Sip and "I fail to see what purpose noon. United Methodist Women. Oceanport Methodist Apartment Number _. Phone. Snack, 1-5 p.m. Colony Inn, Florence Ave., Union Beach would be served by In- Church, 50 Main St., Oceanport For tickets, call Mary, 264-8691 or May, 264-7623. carceration for this offense," APRIL 13 I have lived at my present address for years said Mr. Haneke. He argued NAY 14 People of Hope are having a Christian Unity nui.. Hazlet Sport's Club, "King & I" $20 includes refresh- Previously. I lived at (Please list previous addresses and dates you lived there) back to that Hoff should not be "One in the Spirit," for all denominations of the Christian treated differently because he ments, tickets to show and bus. Call Lorraine 787-7852 or date you first subscribed lo The Register faith. Apr. 13, at 8 P.M.. St. Catharine's auditorium. Sec- was a police officer. If a pri- ond & Salem Aves, Spring Lake. Marie, 264-3754. (Boro Bus Terminal). vate citizen committed the same act, it would be ad- WUEST, weekly forum for single adults, Unitarian MAY 21 It 27 Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. No sermons, St. Agnes Church will sponsor a cruise on the S S Rot- judged only a disorderly per- terdam, special music (Gershwin) will be presented For son's violation, he said. but lots of no-holds-barred>discussion of subjects of inter- est to single, separated, divorced persons. Nominal dona- information call 2»1 -0876. The Judge interjected that tion of $3, includes convivial glass of wine and simple this was not an argument be- eats. You may even get a chance to dance. For sure MAY II cause there is a specific law you'll get out of your shell. Port-Au-Peck Chemical Hose Company and Mon- regarding this matter. A po- mouth County Model-A Ford Club presents their Annual APRIL 13, 14 Flea Market and Antique Car Show at Monmouth Park The Dady/Sunday Register lice officer is held to a higher Rummage Sale, sponsored by ECW of All Saints Epis- Race Track, Oceanport, On Sun., 9-5, spaces $10. For in- degree than a private citizen, copal Church, Navesink. Apr. 13, 9-4, Apr. 14, 912. formation, call A Weigel. 222-8713. ONE REGISTER PLAZA, SHREWSBURY, N.J., 542-4000 said the judge.