The Daily Register Woiiiiioiiili County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 103 NO. 215 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1981 20 CENTS Arrangements made for hostages return

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - Most of the 101 tary rule surrendered to Syrian police. freed hostages from the hijacked Pakistani air- Meanwhile, Pakistani President Mohammed liner were to be flown to Saudi Arabia today on Zia ul-Haq charged that Afghanistan's Soviet- the first leg of their trip home. Moslems among backed communist government supplied the hi- them were offered a free side trip to Mecca en jackers with automatic weapons and explosives route home. after they diverted the Boeing 720 jetliner to One of the two Americans among the hostages, Kabul, the Afghan capital, during a domestic Frederick Hubbell of Des Moines, Iowa, was flight on March 1. expected to fly to Frankfurt, West Germany, to Defense Minister Mohammad Rahim Khan meet his wife, who was freed by the hijackers in told reporters the three young men were "armed Afghanistan, and his parents. only with pistols" when they took over the plane, The plans of the other American, Craig R. but at Kabul "many people went aboard," and Clymore of Laguna Hills, Calif., were not known. afterward the hijackers "produced ... grenades He is wanted on drug charges in the United and explosives they had wired to blow up the States. The State Department revoked his plane." passport and said it would issue him documents "You can draw your own conclusions," he valid for travel only to the United States. said. A third hostage identified during the 13-day The (reed passengers and crew members hijacking as an American turned out to be a spent Saturday night in a Syrian military hospital. Canadian using the name of Lawrence C. Doctors there said they were "hi much better Mangum. a Brooklyn furniture mover whose wife shape than we thought they would be." A U.S. said he had never left the United States The Embassy official said the Americans were "full Canadian government said it believed he was of beans, telling jokes and keeping everybody Lawrence Lome, who escaped from a Canadian happy." penitentiary in 1976 while serving a term for §*•!•$*•* skssaiiaBS'S. fcw LaWV VnWnU importing narcotics. Embassy officials escorted Clymore, Hubbell, QUEEN COLLEEN— Teresa McNamara, Ocean Township, waves to an A spokesman in Ottawa said Canada has no FREE AT LAST—One of the more than 100 the mystery man "Mangum" and a South African admirina crowd after her Installment as Queen of the parade. extradition agreement with Syria, but the Syrian hostaoes freed after 13 days aboard hijacked official of the World Bank named Geoffrey government was expected to help get the fugitive Pakistani jetliner waves from bus at Damas- Balkind to a Damascus hotel yesterday. back to Canada. cus International Airport. Although Clymore refused to talk about the The three hijackers and the 54 Pakistani pris- drug indictment against him and "Mangum" refused to discuss his identity, both talked freely St. Paddy's parade oners whose freedom they obtained were given climate in Pakistan. temporary asylum in Syria after Libyan leader The second longest hijacking in aviation his- about the hijackers. Moammar Khadafy withdrew his offer of haven to tory ended Saturday when the prisoners freed by Clymore said their captors told them last them. There was no indication what country Pakistan's military government arrived In Da- week that they would kill the Americans one by might accept them until a change in the political See Hostages, page I watched by 13,000 mascus, and the three young opponents of mili- BELMAR - Most of the estimated Belmar parade, made his last appearance 13,000 spectators at the St. Patrick's Day at the event in his final term as governor. Parade here yesterday saw the march of Byrne was joined by state Department of well dressed statesmen, the dance of high Environmental Commissioner Mrs. Jerry Proposed budget cuts N.J. aid stepping young ladies, the shiny horns of Fitzgerald English, Rep. James J. How- several marching bands and the smiles of ard, D-N.J., state Sen. Brian Kennedy R- WASHINGTON (AP) - The state of New step in where the federal government plans to pull of the impact which Reagan's proposals for a 10 hundreds of ruddy-faced marchers. Monmouth, Assemblyman William Dowd Jersey would get about $1.6 billion less from the back. percent income tax reduction and changes in the Many others, however, did not see too R-Monmouth, and former Sheriff Paul federal government than it had expected for the Adding to the state budgetmaken' dilemma is depreciation allowance for business would have well at all. Kternan, to name a few. rest of this fiscal year and next under President that the Reagan budget proposal is after all only a on toe state. But, yesterday both teetotalers mo- Rep. Jamas J. Florio D-N.J. was the Reagan's federal budget proposal, state officials proposal. Congress must act on the budget and It said New Jersey taxpayers would get $600 di-inkers alike contributed to the colorful only gubernatorial hopeful to attend the say. could alter the priorities Reagan has set. million In income tax reductions this fiscal year and carnival-like atmosphere that filled parade. At the same time, they say Reagan's proposed In Trenton, Ugtslaters delayed for a week the aad $1,757 billion next fiscal year under the Re- the .mile-long Main Street route for the The crowd, which watched from behind tax cuts could give the state's residents more than beginning of bearings en the state's fiscal MM agan proposals. The analysis said $1 pare ant of better part of the afternoon. A growing police barricades or atop store porticos, $2.3 billion in income tax reductions. budget so they could digest the latest round of these redactions would go to taxpayers making reputation for a good time and the season- seemed less interested in the politicians Reagan's tax depreciation proposal could cost budget cuts. The fiscal year begins July 1 (or the $10,000 or more par year. able temperatures nude the parade one of than one another. The eye could not escape the state $51 million next year alone in lost state and Oct. 1 (or the federal government. the biggest in its history. the sight of the green sweater, the laugh- corporate income taxes. The legislature's Joint Appropriations Com- The state amid lose $51 million in fiscal 1862, "It just gets bigger and more colorful ing red face and the pitcher of beer, surely $104 million in fiscal 1883 and up to $343 million in These findings are contained in a report pre- mittee says it will begin the seven-week long every year," said Paul Caverly, the pa- the main attractions of St. Paddy's. pared last week by the state's Washington office hearings tomorrow. fiscal MM under Reagan's accelerated depreci- rade's master of ceremonies. While children scoffed down pizza on the state impact of President Reagan's budget Despite the delay, Sen. Charles B. Yates, ation allowance, the analysis said. Caverly orchestrated the movement of slices made with green dough in Don's proposals. chairman of the committee, said he still is uncer- "There is also considerable concern," it went the marchers from the reviewing stand on Pizxa Parlor, the older kids packed Pat's Gov. Brendan Byrne, who has been calling for tain what costs the state will have to pick up. on, "that as it is made easier and more profitable Ninth Street with the several politicians Bar and Restaurant, where strains of cuts in the defense budget as an alternative "It's a very unsettling situation," he said. for industry to write off existing facilities, it will placed behind him. Among them Gov. "Danny Boy" and "The Black Velvet means to control spending, said Reagan's pro- In a budget analysis which runs more than 190 encourage the flight of industry from state like Brendan Byrne, a regular at the annual Band" could be heard from warbling lips. posed reductions could result in 300 to 400 jobs lost pages, the state's Washington office discovered New Jersey and the Northeast to build new facil- in state government, particularly in areas such as by projecting; from the state's past participation ities elsewhere." energy, human services, Industry and labor. and performance in each federal program that Reagan's Budget Director David Stockman Reductions in federal domestic programs the proposed budget would have a $1.6 billion met with congressmen from the Northeast and would leave the state with some tough decisions impact on New Jersey. — which areas and to what degree can the state The analysis also came up with an i See Badges, page $ Ex-PO W9s meet at Fort Monmouth By JOEL SIEGEL were released, they were young men, eager to get higher than the European camps, be said. home. One way the ex-prisoners of war organisation FORT MONMOUTH—Some were shot down "But now that they are older, they are start- helps its members is to let them share their from bomber planes while others were forced to ing to breakdown," he added. "They are having a experiences and problems with each other. surrender after bloody ground battles. Many were hard row. They are asking for help." "It's therapeutic, ' said Joseph Kaminsky of taken captive while aboard naval ships. "Our goal is to help those POW's who cannot Perth Amboy, a World War II veteran who was They come from different backgrounds and help themselves." captured during the Battle of the Bulge and held have names drawn straight from America's melt- According to a Veterans Administration sur- for six months in Stalag X1B. "Prisoners of war ing pot. But they all share one very unique ex- vey released last June, prisoners of war ex- are the only ones who understand prisoners of perience: They were once prisoners of war. perience a higher suicide rate, a higher mortality war." About 50 former prisoners of war gathered rate ami a greater incidence of divorce than "There's an important interchange here," here yesterday for the quarterly meeting of others not held captive during war, Bess Poggett, said Schwarx, who was held prisoner in a brutal American Ex-prisoners of War, Garden State an official in the VA's Newark office, said. camp in Burma for 44 months during World War Chapter. The meeting served as another op- Poggett said a lot of the problems are the II. "The men are more open in their discussions portunity for members of the group to discuss result of stress during captivity. here. Things they have kept in the closet for years IRISH JIM— Rep. James J. Howard, common problems and share some very unique Physical problems are greatest among pris- have been coming out." BYRNE ON THE MARCH— Gov. D-N.J., takes off his Donegal hat to the experiences. oners of war between the ages of 51 and 62 who Christopher Morgan, the president of the Brendan Byrne marches in his final crowd which lined the St. Patrick's "Prisoners of war never really asked any- were confined in Asia during World War II, said Garden State Chapter and an Old Bridge resident, Belmar St. Paddy's Day parade as the Day parade route In Belmar. Howard thing from society until now," says Otto Schwarz Schwarz. That is because the Asian camp* were explained that some of the ex-prisoners of war state's highest official. Byrne has long received a warm welcome here where of Union, the chapter's treasurer. "When they more unhealthy and had a mortality rate 3$ time; See Ex POW's, page I been a regular marcher In the event. he has always campaigned well. The Inside Story Woman killed in crash THE WEATHER SEA BRIGHT - A 52-year-old Long p.m. Branch woman was fatally injured last night Wladyanataralag colder today with shower, possibly Both cars were found In the westbound as the result of a two-car bead-on collision on lane of the bridge, but Scrivanich said they i+mmjpmf to saow Harries before eadtag. Tern- the Highlands-Sea Bright bridge. neratares droppUg into the lew and mW Ms toward were so mangled that police didn't know evenlag-Complete report, page 3. Justine R. Andrews, of 228 Liberty St., which car was headed in which direction. Long Branch, the driver of one of the two cars involved, was pronounced dead at Mon- Pint aid squads from Highlands and Sea More .poets!• NCAA toaney. Bright had to use the Highlands' unit's Parents' role hi marijuana .1$ mouth Medical Center. Christopher T. "Jaws of Life" to extricate the drivers. Legacy of Oearage la QaUts. .1$ Cullen, 25, of 100 Elberon Ave., Loch Arbour, Ana Landers .14 is luted in critical condition in the intensive There were no passengers in either car, care unit of the same hospital. according to the patrolman, and no other According to Sea Bright Patrolman John cars were traveling the bridge at the time of the accident. Arti...., 7 DAILY REGISTER Scrivantch, the accident occurred at 1«:55 Births.. II PHONE NUMBERS Bu sod Maswr-Rt. 34 I Tues. Tim McLoone Band Revelry-Oceaafroat Bar Matawan, 566-6220. Mon. Also Line Drive, Tim Ryan. Classified 16-11 Main Office thru. Sat. luncheon -10% off St. Paddy's Day, happy hour Toll Free •71- Trade Wlnds-747-ROCK Comics 1$ Senior Citizens. (7625). Editorials • Toll Free MM1M Lifestyle U-lt Classified Dest... MM7M Fabulous lunches aT O'Wharf Pab Shad Roe Fromagerie, 26 Ridge Rd., St. Paddy's Day Special, Cor- First this season. Olde Union Make A Date....'. 15 Ctrcalatlea Dept. Rumson, Tues. Fashion House, S42-7575. Movie Timetable 7 Snorts Dent ned Beef and Cabbage. All Show, Dainty Apparel. you can eat, $3.95. Highlands. OMtaarles 4 Mlddletewa Bareas... 671-ast "Erin Go Bakrs" Sports »-li Freehold Bareaa 431-UK Six Irish Lasses St. Patrick's Day with Crazy Irish fare all weekend, enter- EX-PRISONERS OF WAR—James A. Swartz, left, of Keansburg, and Thomas Television „. 7 Lang Branch Bareaa. m-MM Go-Go, Corned Beet * Cab- Hughle, Mar. 17, $ p.m. 'til tainment Sat., Sun., St. Pad- Wright, of Kevport, share a thought before yesterday's meeting of American Ex- (Mate Bareaa.... bage, $3.». The Cabaret, Rt. closing. Sheraton Inn, Rt. 35, dy's Day party Tues. Babrs Prisoners of War, Garden State Chapter, at Fort Monmouth. 35, Eatontown Haxlet. ResUuranr«7i-12tt. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1961 TION Reputed mobster dies in bomb blast •y TV AuarlaM Pma PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Reputed crime black 1080 Chevrolet Caprice Classic next to racketeering statutes. boss Phillip C. "Chicken Man" Testa died his other car and went to the door, police Since Bruno's death last March 21, two yesterday in a bomb blast on the porch of his said. others named as members of the Bruno syn- south Philadelphia borne in what police said "He left the car ... went up to the house dicate by the Pennsylvania Crime Com- Woman dies of toxic shock was the latest In a series of gangland-style and was about to go in when the explosion mission have met violent deaths. Johnny slayings since the assassination of Us alleged occurred," said Det. Capt. Orvtlle Ballard. Keyes Simone was found shot to death last DENVER - A Salt Lake City woman on a skiing predecessor Angelo Bruno nearly a year ago. The 56-year-old Testa, who was widowed September on New York's Staten Island, and vacation has died at a Denver hospital of toxic shock Police barricaded a 50-foot debris-strewn last year, died less than two hours later at St. the bullet-riddled body of Frank GaeUno syndrome, a disease that has been linked to the use of area around the house as they titsjd to de- Agnes Hospital. Slndone was discovered stuffed In two trash tampons, officials said. termine what type of explosive had been He was carrying more than $10,000 in cash bags last October in a south Philadelphia Margaret Eager, 17, died Friday after a "complete used. An FBI mobile laboratory was en route at the time, and police found "a few parking lot. failure of most of the organs in the body," her father, from Washington to help with the investiga- thousand more" inside the bouse, Ballard Charles H. Eager of Salt Lake City, said. tion. Last April IS, the battered nude bodies of She is believed to be the third person to die of the The explosion at 2:56 a.m. rocked the insWtha faarTunder the debris, police Antonio "Tony Bananas" Capenlgro, 87, and disease in Colorado since it was identified by two Denver neighborhood, shattering windows of nearby found a revolver. But they did not know his 69-year-old brother-in-law, Alfred doctors more than three years ago, said Dr. Greg Istre, houses. "Did I bear it? I thought the world whether Testa bad been carrying it at time of Salerno, were found in New York City's an epidemiologist with the state Department of Health. was coming to an end," said one neighbor. the blast, Ballard said. Bronx area. Eager said that his daughter flew to Colorado Feb. 26 The blast wrecked the front porch of Two women who live In the other half of Ivestigators have been divided on theories for a four-day skiing vacation, but got sick on the third Testa's home, blowing the front door 30 feet the brick and stucco twin house were day. She went to a hospital yesterday and was transferred back into the kitchen and spliting in two a explaining the mob deaths. One theory is that to St. Anthony Hospital Central in Denver, where she was "shaken up" but uninjured, he said. there has been a struggle between mob second-story concrete railing. Testa, whose nickname came from the placed on life-support systems immediately. The roof of the porch collapsed, a picture bosses among the Gambino crime family in A doctor at St. Anthony Hospital Central, who asked time he ran a poultry business, was con- New York and the Bruno family over territo- window shattered and a 5-foot section of sidered a lieutenant and successor to Bruno, that be not be identified, said Ms. Eager had "an illness brick wall along the porch was blown into the ry In the lucrative Atlantic City gambling close to the traditional toxic shock syndrome," adding, front yard. the reputed bead of oganiied crime in Phila- market, delphia and southern New Jersey. "She was unfortunate enough to get all the complica- The house at U17 Porter St., owned by Another is that there has been an internal Testa's son, was empty when Testa arrived. He was among 10 former Bruno as- struggle in Philadelphia over methods of Police did not know immediately where he sociates who were Indicted Feb. » and operation, including the sale of narcotics, Survey sees spring recovery had been earlier He had double-parked a charged with conspiring to violate'federal which Bruno reportedly opposed. PHILLIP C. TESTA ANN ARBOR, Mich. - If President Reagan's tax and spending cuts are implemented, and if the Federal Re- serve ituinuim a Ught money policy, the nation's econo- my will begin to prosper next year, University of Michi- Congress set to move on Reagan proposals gan economists suggested today. "By the spring of 1982, business investment activity begins to reflect the invest- ment incentives in the tax cut program, consumer spend- WASHINGTON (AP) - President Re- strong ally on that issue, since the commit- recommend making up the difference by in the Aid to Families with Dependent Chil- ing continues to reflect lower personal tax rates, and the agan's economic program begins moving tee's chairman, Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C, changing the way Social Security benefits are dren program and about 50,000 other families economy begins to experience substantially more rapid through Congress this week as the Senate has been a vocal critic of food stamps In the adjusted for inflation. would have benefits reduced. Those families real growth," the report predicted. votes on scrapping higher dairy subsidies and put. Reagan's program may face more ex- actually are above the poverty line now, The university's annual economic forecast, released Its budget writers draft their own plan for The Senate Budget Committee, mean- tensive changes In the House, where Demo- Schweiker said, if double benefits such as last November, was updated by E. Philip Howrey, Saul deep cuts in federal spending. while, was beginning a three-day budget- cratic leader Jim Wright of Texas has sent food stamps are counted as income. H. Hyraans, Joan P. Crary and U-M President Harold T. Reagan's recommendation for scrapping rutting blitz today amid a pledge by Its his colleagues a letter reminding them: "No On non-economic matters In Congress this Shapiro and released today. Assuming the second phase the scheduled April 1 increase In dairy price chairman, Sen. Peter Domenicl, R-N.M., president has ever achieved enactment of bis week, a Senate appropriations subcommittee of the Reagan tax cut takes effect in mid-1982, the supports was endorsed by the Senate Agricul- "to move events quickly" by keeping the entire program..'.. The people want Congress was expected to endorse the administration's researchers predict economic growth up 4.7 percent ture Committee earlier, and Majority Leader panel in session until at least 10 p.m. every to be cooperative. They do not want it to be decision to Increase military aid to El during the six-month period from April through Septem- Howard Baker predicted the full Senate will day. If necessary. supine." Salvador. ber. In the same period, they see inflation "projected to go along. A vote is expected Thursday. Technically, the committee is drafting The House Budget Committee called a Today's vote was expected to be on disap- decline steadily from a 10.1 percent annual rate in the The House Agriculture Committee holds instructions for other Senate committees to parade of Reagan Cabinet secretaries to tes- proving $5 million of the $25 million in mili- current quarter to a 7.5 percent annual rate." its own bearings on the subsidy increase follow in deciding which programs to cut. tify on the administration program this tary aid the president wants to tend the tomorrow, with a vote scheduled the follow- Reagan proposed $48.6 billion in cuts from Salvadoran government for Its fight against ing day. The prospects there, however, are the 1981 budget, and Domenici said the com- Health and Human Services Secretary leftist guerrillas. The administration con- Sugar substitute studied dimmer, with committee leaders predicting mittee will approve cutting at least that Richard S. Schweiker said Sunday that pro- tends the rebels are being armed by com- CHICAGO - Researchers at the University of Illinois the Democratic-controlled House will be much, although not along the precise lines grams for the poor won't be destroyed by munist countries as part of a concerted effort Medical Center are studying a sugar substitute that is more reluctant than the Republican Senate to the president recommended. Reagan's proposed budget cuts. to infiltrate the Western Hemisphere. widely used in Japan and Paraguay and could one day approve the cut. The committee is expected to balk at "We're not quite hurt as much as some of But the vote was seen as a test of the replace saccharin, which has been linked to cancer In The Senate Agriculture Committee, its some of the cuts Reagan wants In child the Chicken Little people would have us be- entire aid package, and subcommittee aides: rats. own work on the milk subsidies finished. nutrition programs, and it also may reject lieve," Schweiker said on ABC's "Issues and predicted the panel would back the White: The team received a $318,000 grant to study turned its attention today to the food stamp his proposal to eliminate money earmarked Answers." House. stevioside. a sweet substance derived from the leaves of program, which Reagan wants to cut by $2 3 for legal aid for the poor. But Domenici and Schweiker also said only about 20,000 fam- A House subcommittee plans to vote- a wild South American plant. billion next year. The president may have a others have suggested the committee may ilies would lose benefits under proposed cuts March 14 on the $5 million in aid. Douglas Kinghorn, one of the four researchers, said the substance has been used for centuries to sweeten beverages in Paraguay. And the Japanese use stevioside in soy sauce, mouthwash and chewing gum, he said. Coal talks go down to wire One of the researchers will travel to Paraguay and Argentina in April to gather Urge quantities of the plant WASHINGTON (AP) - After a 160,000-member UMW be averted, but Sources on both sides said the major to ship here for research, Kingborn said. weekend of intense bargaining, the Unit- Funded by the government's National Institute of he added that "things are going slow- obstacle to the current talks is the pen- ed Mine Workers and the soft coal in- ly." sion proposal. Dental Research, the study is designed to determine dustry are battling a midnight deadline whether the substance causes tooth decay. Researcher* The industry bargaining is being han- Church has said the SB-member in the search for a tentative contract dled by the Bituminous Coal Operators UMW bargaining council unanimously also plan to feed it to mice to discover whether it is settlement in hopes of averting a na- poisonous or carcinogenic. ' Association, which represents some 130 opposes It. The BCOA expressed con- tionwide strike. coal companies. cern about smaller coal companies fold- Later, foods baked with stevioside will be taste- Union and industry sources said last tested. Kinghom said The current contract doesn't expire ing and leaving the pooling of the pen- night it was impossible to speculate on until March 27, but both sides agreed on sion costs to the larger coal operators whether a settlement was within reach tonight's midnight deadline to aUow remaining in business. Gas price rate hike lower but agreed that negotiations continuing time for the UMW's 10-day contract Some 25,000 UMW miners in the East today were at a critical stage. ratification process in the coalfields. and Midwest have been furlougbed be- LOS ANGELES - Despite the Reagan adminis- Negotiators adamantly refused to Some union sources indicated the vote cause of mine closings. tration's decontrol of the oil industry, gasoline prices comment publicly on the progress of the could be completed in nine days.' The industry maintains the existing went up at a lower rate during the first two months of this talks - in contrast to the ill-fated Among the remaining issues are: pension program costs coal operators year than during the same period last winter, industry bargaining of 1978. when the two sides —An industry proposal to replace the some $4,000 a year for each active analyst Daa Lundberg reports. Some wholesale gas sought to win public support for their existing multi-employer pension plan miner, far higher than contributions prices declined during the past week, a development that positions. could foreshadow at least a temporary softening of gas with company-by-company plans han- made by employers in other industries. The bargainers recessed yesterday's dled by private insurance companies. prices, the publisher of the Lundberg Letter said Satur- But Church was quoted Sunday by a day talks around 8:90 p.m. EST, hours —The union's demand of wage and earlier than had been expected. benefit increases totaling about 50 source as calling the idea "a pig In a However, he reported, the average difference be- percent over the next three yean. poke." He had said Friday that it would tween the self-service pump prices of regular leaded A. union source, declining to be iden- jeopardise the pension benefits of gasoline and the same gas bought at full service pumps is tified because of an apparent agreement —The Industry's desire to retain an miners who move from one company to FIRST STAMPS SOLO — Jhn Curley from Santa the highest ever, more than six cents a gallon. by both sides to avoid public comment, arbitration board. another. Barbara, Calif., holds the first IB-cent stamp sold at cautioned reporters against reading the U.S. Post Office In San Francisco yesterday. anything into the early break. Both sides have maintained all along Presently, the unionized coal com- The new "B" stamp went on sale at the only post i—People "We've still got a long way to go," they want to avert a strike, thus revers- panies contribute money to two pension office in the nation to offer first-day distribution. he said. ing a trend that started in the mid-19608 trust funds, one for miners who retired Many stamp collectors, like Curley, sought special- GREEN BAY, Wis An industry source said it was "ex- and continued through the record 111- before 1076 and the other covering those first-day Issue canceled stamps. (AP) - Country singer tremely important" that a strike by the day strike of the winter of 1977-71. who retire after that. Mel Tlllls says .he's wanted to be an actor since he was in high school. And it looks like Taxes — Are you paying U.S. too much? > that dream is coining true. By LOUISE COOK standard amount. checking. everything that's possibly deductible by Tillis and Pittsburgh Associated Press Writer If you're buying a bouse — and more than Don't panic if your return is audited. check." Make a note, on the check, of when Steelers football star Millions of Americans are giving the fed- half of all Americans are - it usually pays to "It's not an accusation," said Paul. It is the money went. When you get your cancellei Terry Bradshaw have eral government more than they have to, itemize, Paul said. You can deduct your checks, pull out the ones that Involve tai roles in an unreleased simply a matter "of proving what you put on says a New York accounting expert who property tax payments and the interest on the tax return," he said. "If you have deductible expenses and put them in a largi movie about stock car claims people frequently overpay their in- your mortgage. envelope. Keep tax-related receipts In tbt racing, "The Cannonball documentation, you will simply waltz In and come tax bills because of ignorance and You also should itemize, Paul said, if you waltz out." same envelope. Run," whose stars in- laziness. "live in a state with a personal income tax." Paul said tax laws are so complicated A few minutes each month can save hour* clude Burt Reynolds, Herbert M. Paul, a partner in the man- Farrah Fawcett, Dean Slate and local income taxes are deductible that "it's almost impossible" for the aver- of searching when you get ready to prepare agement consulting and accounting firm of on your federal return if you itemize. your return. 1. Martin, Sammy Davis Touche It Ross, said taxpayers generally age person to prepare his or her return. High interest rates — not only for mort- Another accountant, Frank Gaffney, a part- Jr., Roger Moore and "don't know what they're entitled to" and gages, but for other loans as well — also can Most people get a refund after they file Bert Convy. don't want to "go to the bother" of doing all make it profitable to itemize since interest, ner In Main, Hurdman and Cranstoun of New their returns. And while the refund mar And just three weeks the paperwork. As a result, he said, they including the Interest you pay on credit York, disagreed. seem like a welcome bonus, Paul said it does ago, a pilot was shot for a "end up paying too much." cards, is deductible. Gaffney said most people with relatively not make good financial sense to overpay possible NBC television straightforward financial affairs should be your taxes all year long just so you can get The majority of taxpayers, for example, Itemization does not automatically In- series spinoff, "The do not itemize deductions. They use the stan- able to figure out their own taxes, even if some back later on. "It doesn't earn you any Stackers," starring Brad- MelTUUs dard deduction, formally known as the zero crease your risk of an audit. Paul said audits they itemize. The people who need help, he interest. It's a poor investment," he said. shaw and Tillis. Tillis generally occur because: bracket amount and now equal to $2,300 for said, are those with complicated budgets, If you find that the amount of money says be also has written a abruptly canceled, was in single persons and $3,400 for married —Your deductions are higher than aver- including things like investment-type in- theme song for the pilot. withheld from your paycheck habitually stable condition at United couples. age for your income bracket. come, or those who have changed their tax- leaves you overpaying — or underpaying •• "We have - reason to Hospitals Sunday, the ar- Paul said, however, that taking the stan- —Your tax return includes a particular filing status, through divorce, for example. your taxes, ask your employer for a new fortn believe it will be a tist's manager, Roger dard deduction may be a mistake. "Most item that, for one reason or another, the No matter who prepares your return, you W-4; You can adjust the number of exemp- series," he said Thursday Forrester, said, yester- people, If they truly go through their records, Internal Revenue Service is investigating. will have to provide the records and you can tions you take so that the amount of tay following the opening of a day should itemize," he said. The deductions they —Your return happens to be the one make the paperwork easier for yourself. Paul withheld from you paycheck will be in- three-day engagement at "They are running could claim would add up to more than the selected by a computer on a random basis for said the first thing to remember is to "pay creased or decreased. a local nightclub. tests on him, but his con- Tillis recalled that be dition is improved," For- wanted to appear in plays rester said. when he was In high Forrester said Clap- school but wasn't allowed ton, 36, had complained Marchers demonstrate for 20 slain children to because of a stuttering of abdominal pains Fri- problem, which afflicts day before flying to ATLANTA (AP) - As police examined a tion "to show the people of Atlanta that they to the United Nations and an Atlanta resi- who, like Coretta Scott King, rode the fins) him only when he talks, Madison, Wis., for a con- jacket like the one worn by the latest young are not standing alone," said Joseph Arnette, dent, left the stage with the first catcalls and miles of the march, not when be sings. cert at the Dane County victim, scores of demonstrators from across chairman of the Stamford Urban League. when he was "introduced,' his car had long "Certainly we have differences, btt Colliseum. He said Clap- the nation brought their prayers, their mon- And In Brockton, Mass., New England since departed. there's one thing we must all agree on, we MINNEAPOLIS (AP) ton was given a pain-kill- ey, their friendship and their sometimes Patriots football players Tony McGee and "What we need to do irnot put the" police must bring an end to this killing," the Rev", — British rock star Brie ing injection before going hostile frustration to the city stalked by a Ray Hamilton joined more than 100 people or leadership on trial," Young told several Joseph Lowery, head of the Southern Chris- Clapton, on his way to an on stage that night. child killer. for a prayer and song service for the families reporters as be walked to his car. "You have tlan Leadership Conference, told the gather- appearance In Duluth, The Clapton entourage About 1,500 people, including busloads of the slain children and two boys who re- to have confidence in the police. We just ing. Minn, was rushed to a St. then flew to Minneapolis from Connecticut, New York City, Boston, main missing. haven't had a break yet." Paul hospital with a per- in its private jet. Clapton Detroit, Washington, D.C., Iowa, Virginia, Hostility rippled through the Atlanta "There just aren't enough Atlantans in- Meanwhile, hundreds of volunteers joins! forated ulcer, his man- was virtually doubled Indiana, New Orleans, Houston and Florida, crowd, with several local speakers heckled volved," said Bernle McCain, who traveled weekend search parties seeking clues thai ager said. over in pain during the joined Atlantans in a memorial to the 20 slain as/they spoke of marchers united In peace by bus from Washington, D.C., with a group might lead to the elusive killer or killers. Clapton, whose Satur- flight and was taken children yesterday. and harmony. of 140 to march three miles from the state day night concert at the directly to the hospital, Meanwhile, more than 2,000 people staged "We need action, not talk," one dissenter Capitol to a rally on the Morehouse College The first search last fall turned up e Duluth Arena was Forrester said. a walkathon yesterday In Stamford, Conn., yelled, drawing applause. campus. child's body, but no bodies have been found raising about $1,900 for the Atlanta Investiga- Andrew Young, former U.S. ambassador The crowd booed entertainer Ben Vereen, by volunteer searchers since. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1981 The Daily Regfeter 3 Roe, Florio are zeroing in on Reagan

By SUP WOLLENBERG positions in the Drug Enforcement Adminis- Florio wants tourism boosted Associated Press Writer tration. WASHINGTON (AP) - Two of the more And Rep. Harold HoUenbeck, R-N.J., has ATLANTIC CITY - Rep. James J. Florio, D-N.J., ll vocal congressional critics of President Re- calling for increased federal and state involvement to called on the administration to listen to the agan's proposed budget cuts are running advice of outgoing Comptroller General increase the United States, and New Jersey's shares of campaigns for governor in New Jersey this the growing tourism and travel trade. Elmer Staats and others who said billions of "The federal government i« finally beginning to dollars can be saved in the Defense Depart- They are Reps. Robert Roe, a 56-year-old ment. He said the Defense Department realize the importance of this Industry in term* of both Democrat from Wayne, N.J., and James money and Jobs," Florio said yesterday In remarks should not be treated as a "sacred cow" on Florio, a 4J-year-old fourth-termer from the budget. prepared for delivery to the annual Eastern Regional Camden County. Both are Democrats. Sen. B1U Bradley, D-N.J., Joined Senate Conference of the American Society of Travel Agents Roe has already announced he Is running Democrats in establishing five broad convention here. for the Democratic nomination for governor guidelines for consideration of the cuts. "Tourism is not the nation's third largest industry, while Florio Is expected to enter the field annually generating $190 billion in gross buaineis receipts later this month. The cut should promote economic growth or fight inflation, produce real long-term and SUB million in federal revenue," be said. The occasion of the Reagan budget cuts savings, reduce dependence on foreign oil, be "the travel industry is particulary important to New provided a clear Illustration of one of the equitable and be part of a total package Jersey where It Is the state'! second largest industry, ntages congressmen have In running for aimed at restoring the nation's economic annually generating IMS million in state revenue, CM a state office>ffice., They have a ready-made forum health. mlUion in local taxes and jobs in excess of 109,000," be which is1 unavailable to many other contes- continued Bradley and Sen. Harrison A. Williams Roe criticised President Reagan's de- Jr., D-N.J., were on opposite sides last week cision to disband the Economic Development Ex-mental patient in custody as the Senate easily voted down an attempt to Authority, which administers a program Rot reinstate controls on domestic oil prices. NEWARK - A Plainf ield man charged with stabbing authored five yean ago to provide grants, Williams voted to reinstate controls while to death an elderly Somerset County woman In Penn loans and loan guarantees for economic de- Station was Under the care of a Union County psychiatric REP. ROBERT ROE REP. JAMES FLORIO Bradley voted against them. The Reagan administration recently lifted controls which clinic until a week ago, state officials said. "While I fully agree with President Re- ministration is following are frequently Roe Is going to bring his new subcommit- otherwise would have expired in the fall. The suspect, Abu Abdul Abad, was discharged in agan that there la much fat to trim from the working at cross-purposes. October 1979 from the Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital and tee to Newark for hearings on Thursday and "I am cognisant and aware of the dis- federal budget, badly needed funds for both Florio, who chairs a Commerce subcom- Friday on the water shortage. He will bold referred to the Union County Psychiatric Center In distressed urban centers and struggling In- tress that decontrol is causing individuals mittee on commerce, transportation and bearings on the same topic March 23 in New ' PlalnfleW, state officials said. dustries Is certainly not the place to start," and I win seek to redress that injury through tourism, criticised proposed budget cuts for York City and March 30 in Philadelphia. Ahad was a patient at Marboro at least twice, In 1*71 hesald lower taxes and transfer of payments to the Amtrak and the environmental superfund. He Roe and Florio haven't been the only and again in 1079, authorities said. He said EDA programs pay for them- has held bearings on both topics in recent elderly and poor through energy income as- members of the delegation critical of seg- He was charged with the slaying last Thursday of selves through increased economic activity weeks In Washington. sistance," the senator said. ,' Olive G. Stewart, 80, of Peapack-Gladstone with a pair of where the funds are used, and argued that as ments of the Reagan budget. He said oil price controls were in fact a . 6-inch scissors. a result cuts In such programs may be coun- He said In both programs, It appears cuts Rep. Chris Smith, R-N.J., joined Florio in subsidy for the OPEC producers. were made without sufficient awareness of' terproductive. trying to get the administration to reverse its "Because domestic oil was kept lower the Implications of the cuts. Cole assails budget cuts Roe, who chaired the economic develop- position on scrapping the 175 million Veter- than the market price, we encouraged con- ment subrnmmlttee for six years until mov- Florio also sits on the House Select Com- an's Administration hospital project in aumption. Because oil production in the Unit- , ELIZABETH — The honeymoon Is over between ing to the top spot 04 the water resources mittee on Aging, and was one of three New Camden. ed States was not increasing, we bought more President Reagan and some New Jersey labor leaden subcommittee this session, appeared last Jersey congressmen who took the committee Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J., Introduced imports," be said. , who charge his proposed economic program will abandon week at a bearing Us old subcommittee had to the state last week for a hearing in legislation to reauthorise the Legal Services Rather than argue over whether to reim- workers and the middle class. with Budget Director David Stockman. Keansburg on boarding home fires. Corporation for three years at a cost of $331 pose controls which would have expired any- "We're going to fight back, and this is just the Their eichange was lengthy and at times Keansburg was the site of one of those fires. million a year. Reagan proposed #n"i|h| way, Bradley said the country should address beginning," Archer Cole, president of District S of the heated, covering a range of economic topic*. Joining Florio for the bearings were Re- the program. the issues of how to stop the outflow of International Electrial Workers Union, said at a rally Roe said be was trying to show that the publican Reps. Matthew Rlnaldo of Union Rep. William Hughes, D-N.J., expressed American dollars for foreign oil and how to here Saturday. "This week, the honeymoon ended." economic and energy policies which the ad- and Millicent Fenwidt of Bernardsville. concern about the proposal to eliminate 47 handle a possible cutoff in foreign supplies. ' Cole charged that Reagan's program will escalate inflation and aggravate the unemployment situation. I The weather GOP gubernatorial race remains issueless TRENTON (AP) - This about the candidates' posi- an "issueless" campaign, the (Republican) candidates - nine Republicans, eight tack today, you might want year's gubernatorial election tions on the issues. even though only 11 weeks don't really want to talk Democrats, and five more his support later on." . has produced more than its Most of the candidates in- remain before the June 1 par- about the issues because Democrats expected to an- Former Assembly Speak- share of candidates, but there terviewed by The Associated ty primaries. many of them sound like nounce. er Thomas Kean, R-Essex, has bean a scarcity of talk Press agree that this remains "My Instincts tell me that they're members of the "The problem Is going to noted, "I think It's Im- Ronald Reagan fan club be, in a ""qpt'g" of this sise, possible for newspapers to without records to support it probably will be very dif- handle the issues with ail the their positions," said Re- ficult for most of the popu- publican Richard McGlyan, a candidates now.Its under- Bank forced to dissolve lation of the voters to either standable (hat, when you former member of the state themselves focus on Issues or have 14 or 15 candidates, you Board of Public Utilities get the candidates to focus on can't put out stories on is- Issues," said Newark Mayor because of bad loans Republican have been Kenneth Gibson, a Democrat sues." trying to attract the Reagan The situation, 'some Can- voters by chanting the Re- "I think there's still a lot NEWARK (AP)- The State Bank of New where Tuner was secretary, the bank direc- didates say, will change as tors charged. agan line: smaller govern- of jockeying going on here," the primary approaches. NO** U I O«»i •• €••»•»••«• Jersey was forced to dissolve itself last year The leasing plan began to fail when the ment, more local control, •aid Joseph "Bo" Sullivan, a They predict the field of can- because Its former president allegedly had Totovra luiilimssiiisii sorting garages refused to pay for defective or less restrictions on business. didates will narrow, and the Local Weather concealed $1.1 million in fraudulent loans. the Republican nomination a«»rd^to Fay said. cMMron. Prl»ok otrvKal In lion of time. There were no injuries 'Hull I. cinlrlXllini to Mlltburn slated for tomorrow prior to Fay said the fire began in Start HUH KOKUO Sauod. Mlllburn. the regular council meeting reported. Seven city fire companies a storaqe room holding sever- SACCO — Vbiont T. m itaa of approximately 60 men in al record albums. He said an Folh. on HUrcli M. l«l Huabond o) Palrkla Inoo) InWI; UMr of total responded to the report investigation will seek to de- MoMoy V . Nanco Liming, Potrkla Correction termine if they were purposly over 10,000 items on display in showroom. Take \d^ RouKh. Morsarot GononoM. and of fire phoned in at 1:25 a.m. Marvonn Burko; brothor of LITTLE SILVER - In an this morning. The fire com- set on fire. Frootrkk. Torota Malta. Patricia additional 10% off everyday low price on any «m •urlato. aranOottior of II. vlUto- article in the March 11 edi- panies employed eight Police closed off a V. mile ttanM mo John C. Do» Fanorat pumpers and two aerial Homo M RivonMo Avo.. Nod Ban*, tion of The Daily Register, a stretch of Ocean Avenue dur- items that contains color green. ^p Tuo«. 2-4 and 7-0 p.m. momorlal MT- trucks to combat the blaze, vlc. at tno UnlUd M.tnodl.1 Clwrcn. typographical error quoted ing the blaze. Rod Ban* on Wo* lam Donations the cost of the paving of Tin- B of tho Rod Ban* Chooor ChoMor OoMratl ChoMor. 71 Llttlo Sllvor ton Place at $2,650. The cor- ParHoay. 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\j SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1961 Business The DWly Register 5 Call options legitimate, More Imports due from Japan By SYLVIA PORTER have in your home or office soon will be available but not without risk The Reagan administration is urgently debat- for you to operate out of your car. Japanese By DAVID K. SARGENT ing mandatory or voluntary limits on Japanese industrialists are testing a mobile car phone that Q- My broker it an ex- auto imports. Automobile Interests across the does not, as is now the case, require an operator's pert in options, and I have board — from industrial leaders and union of- YOUR MONEY'S 1 assistance to place calls. They are working on a been ditcussing with him ficials to governors of at least eight heavily- small facsimile machine which would let a chauf- the advantages of idling SUCCESSFUL involved states — plead for import curbs im- feured executive send written materials, photos covered call options on Tri- mediately. And what are Japan's maufacturers WORTH or drawings in a matter of seconds from the back ple A securities. It all doing meanwhile? seat of his limousine. seems to me to be very Preparing a wide choice of new and better much on the level and vir- INVESTING products to be introduced in the U.S. soon at Electric bicycles. Similar to motor scooters, tually risk-free, and an at- comparatively low prices the electric bikes on which the Japanese are tractive alternative to the Just as a sampling of Japanese improvements experimenting would run at maximum speeds of buy-and-hold for the long- or innovations: 10-12 miles an hour, produce little noise or ex- recorder, such as VCR. Unlike the VCR, though, term strategy. What li action and would probably change In yaw choice of Ultra-small electronics. Leading -Japanese haust and would be powered by a battery to be the video disc player cannot record programs. charged on house current. yoar feeling aboil options? result In a short-term capi- stocks. Kennecott Copper manufacturers are turning out a vast collection of D. D., Florida tal loss. does not offer a dividend mini-mini tape recorders, super-thin pocket radi- Talking products. The Japanese are making os, calculators and car stereo systems that can Electronic translators. All you would need to A- Although the prac- reinvestment plan, so I use of a new technology for such products as a be attached to the interior roof rather than the do is hit a few buttons on a purse-size translator tice of writing call options As with any Investment would substitute another clock that speaks the time, a calculator Out dashboard of a car. and an essential phrase In a specified language against snares held hat there Ip risk, as well as metals stock, Engelhard repeats out loud the numbers and functions you would appear on a small screen. This electronic gained acceptance as a le- potential reward. (My you Minerals ft Chemicals. Panasonic, for instance, has Introduced a tiny direct it to perform with a keyboard, a vending translator is produced by Sharp. It and a less gitimate means of Increas- can determine If the one is Engelhard derives roughly portable TV set that weighs one pound and is even machine that says "please" and "thank you." . sophisticated model that translates individual ing cash flow (Income) worth the potential of the N percent of earnings smaller than a short paperback novel. It will be Machines that talk back are not merely a words instead of sentences sell for about $200. from a portfolio, it Is cer- other. In my view, options from Us Phllipp Brothers available in the U.S. next month, in April, at a novelty; they can help you follow operating in- And of course, the mini-car. Among the most tainly not a risk-free pro- transactions should only be division, one of the world's price of about $100, reports my associate, Brooke structions. Instead of reading pages of directions, cedure. Writing options undertaken by an Individ- largest commodity trading Shearer. popular cars in Japan now measures less than five can be a lucrative strategy ual who Is well versed In organisations. Along with you might follow oral instructions from the ma- feet wide and seven feet long, gets 60 miles to the when the price of the the Intricacies of these precloas metals, Phllipp A micro-video system that combines a color chine itself. Voice synthesizers also are meant to gallon, costs about $2,000, cruises at about a top shares moves up rapidly complex strategies or who Bros, trades other raw ma- video camera and video tape recorder in one unit. reduce errors. Airline warning devices which speed of 60 mph. Suxukl is a leading maker. The can aren't yet being exported to the U.S. becauss yon stand a good chance of has an adviser be is willing terials, Including sugar, Both Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. (known literally shout at pilots to "go up" to avoid mid- they don't pass U.S. safety tests, but they are having the shares called to trust. fertiliser, and oil. Vol- in the U.S. as Panasonic) and the Sony Corp. have air collisions were among the first uses of the new moving to such Third World countries as Chile, away at the striking price atility within the commodi- developed these products. technology. of the option. This can trig- Egypt and Indonesia. Q— In aboat three ty markets and an increase A video player that uses what looks like a Matsushita Electric plans to put voice recog- ger an unwanted and unex- months I will be receiving in trading volume con- phonograph record instead of a tape to reproduce nition devices in such consumer products as TV Low trade barriers mean new and cheaper pected capital gain. $8,000 from my federal re- tributed to Engelhard's color TV shows or movies. This disc system sets and microwave ovens, too. So instead of products for us, as U.S. consumers, as against the When you write a call tirement fnnd, which I strong MM performance. I produces a picture and sound superior to that of a flicking a switch, you verbally tell the machines damage to us, as injured U.S. industries and option you receive the pre- would like to Invest wisely. expect another good show- video cassette device and will be sold later in 1M1 what to do. workers. Japan is competing and not Just on mium at the outset and this I am thinking of buying ing In 1M1, and I think Ike for less than half the price of a video cassette Auto high tech. Electronic devices you now autos. We must compete back. amount Is retained regard- shares of three stocks, stock Is an attractive bay less of the final outcome of preferably with dividend opportunity for a goal of the transaction. In actual reinvestment plans to save maximum capital ap- practice, rather than hav- on fntnre commission preciation over the longer ing shares called away, the costs. What do you think of term. writer generally closes oat Burlington Northern, Tex- the call by buying another aco, and Kennecott Cop- (Mr. Sargent < of the same series and ex- swer all mail personally, per? P. K., Illinois piration date. This, of bat will answer all ques- course, wipes oat the cash A Your plan Is a sound tions possible in Us col now from the Initial Irans- one, but I would make one ) STORES Don't forget the details JOIN when purchasing house

By LOUISE COOK out a settlement with the lender, usually equal to 1 Associated Press Writer company that holds the title percent of the face value of An 11-year-old mistake insurance on their homes. the mortgage. This is in addi- may cost five New York area The cost of a title search tion to whatever interest is families the houses they lived and title insurance can add up charged on the mortgage. in for years — and thought to several hundred dollars. -Points. Money charged they owned. You should be prepared for by the lender to make up the The incident highlights the these and other closing or set- difference in prof liability be- importance of what may tlement costs you will face in tween a mortgage and anoth- seem like minor details in- connection with buying a er type of loan. Each point is volved in buying a house. house. Prices vary from area equal to 1 percent of the loan. The problem faced by the to area, but you probably can -Survey fee. A charge for New York families centers expect closing cost* to total a survey, often required by around something called a ti- about 5 percent of the the lender, to determine the tle search — a check of own- purchase price of your house. precise location of your prop- ership records to make sure On a 1*0,000 bouse, therefore, erty. Similar fees are that the seller of a property closing costs would be 13,000. charged for things like an ap- actually has the right to sell You probably will have to pay praisal of your property or a it. these costs — in cash — at the A title search is one of the time of the settlement. termite inspection. steps in "closing" a —State and local transfer purchase — arranging for the Among the closing costs taxes. Government levies actual transfer of property are: that are imposed whenever a from one owner to another. —Loan origination fee. A piece of property changes ARPET The New Yorkers bought one-time charge by the hands. their homes from a builder with the understanding that a REMNANTS proper title search had been NOW-LOSE 7-10 LBS. made. It hadn't. IN JUST 3 HOURS! The land the bouses were Sound Ridiculous? Of course It is! With modem Hypnosis built on 11 years ago actually however, you begin to lose weight before the same night In was owned by a Brooklyn lacll Let noted hypnotherapist, Paul Cain, Ph. D., demon- woman, now dead. The wom- strate how PSI (Positive SeHlmage) hypnosis can radically an's heirs went to court and a improve your figure. Say "good-bye" to binging night-lime eating, ccrasi h diets, etc Say "hello" to a new slimmer, judge ruled that the home- healthier you> . Only $35 per person. No extras, ever. owners had to surrender their MONDAY, MARCH It, MO CM. property, even though they were not at fault. MOLLY PITCHER INN v 00 RiwrMOA Av#.| RAO Bsnk, N.J. Most title searches are. Info, ft Ret.: Paul Came, Ph.D., 741-4343 routine. They are carried out' Reservations advised but not required. by lawyers or title or ab- till trap ft* ill stract companies. The buyer Hit Mil) of a house pays for the cost of "AS IS" BELOW COST! fill VMs |R| the title search. UhfOT IrjllMEsrMNMlll As a protection against I till Infill problems — like the one in New York — lenders usually. fiber optics is the copier. require homebuyers to MfAtUOVESEAT purchase title insurance, just in case there is a claim that ASSORTED B0XSPRM8S did not turn up in the title search. There is only one payment, due at the time the policy is issued. The mort- gagee's policy protects only the lender; if you want pro- 000 COFFEE TABUS tection for yourself, you must buy a separate owner's poli- cy. The Department of Hous- BEDDING ing and Urban Development, '10 Mly priori from FOWOATHM OR MATTRESS In a guide to closing costs, bt t LIVING ROOM CHAIRS t0 •" Twin sin says an owner's title insur- *49 *» "prior salt ance policy may be a good Idea even If you are sure that a complete title search has ^WALL-TO-WALL been made. MATES CHAIRS "Some types of land title problems, such as a past deed Copper Two** that was forged or signed by a '1000 INSTANT CREDIT Candy Strip. minor, will not appear on the tit tjbM m |tar Cnm Cat* N MM km MMtr Brown Mis* 3M"s revolutionary, new "283" copter is »o HI. dXnartoar*, AiMrtovi tapraw. Dkw* public record. And you could small you can put it almoat anywhere in your office. m Cart* Btaneha |N M) tpiS* h» IMS* Ruat and QrtM not expect to learn of such And still get the speed and performance features MIT CMMT « «w ts*t N* mam m tan*** MueandOreon problems no matter how carefully a lawyer searched ol a big copier. See the amazing '283" from 3M. It's the public records," the HUD the big copier that come* in a small package. guide says. "Title insurance protects you against these MIDDLITOWN and other risks, and also pays BAYSHORE NIPTUNI the expenses of going to court 718 Rout* 36 Rout»35N.atTlndallAv« OPENMON..THUR8. if It becomes necessary to STATIONERS Nut to MS * FRI. 1O-»:3O, establish the validity of the Asbury Circle UES. 10-9, WED. 1 title.11 264-5555 SAT. 104, BUN. 12-5 The New York area fami- 36 W. FRONT ST. KEYPORT 988-9700 671-7660 lies are now trying to work The Daily Register Swinging sex sweeps Capitol Established in 1B78 — Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON Curtain country, there was bat: The overwhelming ma- WASHINGTON - While apparently no sinister politi- jority of the mall was right on ARTHURZ KAMIN WILLIAM BLOCK, JR. the White House hat been in- cal motivation behind theses schedule. But Forrester was habited successively by born- WASHINGTON President and Editor Publisher ring. Most of the diplomats not convinced by the Postal again Baptists and the Moral and American bureaucrats Service's Investigation of Majority, not all of Washing- SCENE were in commercial rather itself. So now the Defense Herbert H Thorpe. Jr.. Assistant Editor Charles C Trtblehorn, Sunday Editor; Rusaell P Ranch. ton's immortals occupy their Night Editor. Jane Poderaro. City Editor; Doris Kulman. Editorial Page Editor. than sensitive positions. Audit Service is doing a rein- leisure with prayer and hymn Though there was a certain vestlgation. The new probe singing. Some, alas, have en- amount of business dis- Pat N. Rlccl. Controller; Richard D. McKeaa. Advertising Director; Kenneth L Van Dalen. gaged in unsanctifisd sexual includes a month-long, $3,000 . Circulation Director; Frank J Allocca. Production Manager cussed, one participant said inspection tour by a Washing- revelry. departments — has held its there was Tnore swapping of licentious meetings every ton official that will Include a A blonde beauty named partners than trade secrets. 6 MONDAY, MARCH 16,1961 two weeks or so in fashion- stopover in Hawaii. Paula Parkinson, perhaps in- able hotel suites around town. The membership of the WHOSE CAMP IS ITT: spired by Abscam, allegedly At least as late as the end of club is bipartisan. Even sculptures, tapestries and The Philippines government has filmed members of Con- 1179, from five to seven men staunch conservatives, snp- wall hangings. After first has taken great pride in the The sorcerer's apprentice gress cavorting in her bed. and seven to 14 women were posely of graver disposition, trying to keep tbe works of refugee processing center But the luscious lobbyist Isn't participating in the orgies. have been caught up in the art hidden from view, the the only one who's playing tbe that has been built not far The top-ranking Pentagon frolicking. All members of EPA finally had them re- from Manila and accom- new game of kiss-and-tell Congress In the club are men, moved entirely. The stuff is that is sweeping Washington. poobbah was a randy gener- modates thousands of Asian al; the congressional sw- though one staff aide was a now gathering dust In a GSA exiles awaiting permanent The latest whispers have ingers hailed from California, bisexual woman — a striking warehouse. resettlement in other coun- to do with a swinging sex club New York and other states; brunette who has since left — The Agriculture De- that has recruited several Washington. Tbe diplomats tries. the Executive Branch was partment usually charges a But a ticklish question has high muckamucks in the fed- represented by at least one are mostly from Middle fas for Inssnrtlng and grading eral government and Em- Eastern and Caribbean coun- arisen: Who should control deputy assistant secretary. various commodities, like tbe center, the host govern- bassy Row. One of the partic- tries. meat. But two major excep- ipants is already putting It all As described by an active ment or tbe United Nations participant, tbe orgies began, The deluxe revels have tions are cotton and tobacco, High Commission on Refu- in writing. in the approved Roman tradi- been held whenever possible which are graded without And while libertinism gees, which built lt largely tion, with a sumptuous meal. at the Watergate Hotel, but cost to the growers. Last with U.S. funds? along the Potomac may not One Middle Eastern envoy when no suite has been avail- year, the USDA's services to yet rival the lasciviousness of shelled out 11,600 for drinks able there, the locale has cotton producers cost the tax- Philippines officiaU have Gay Paree or ancient Gomor- and food alone at one of the shifted to tbe LEnfant Plaza payers more than $12 million; insisted on having the final rah, the latest revelations fortnightly gatherings. Hotel or the Hyatt Regency. tbe tobacco grading cost 16 say on many of tbe decisions definitely move Washington At one' session, the post- There is no evidence that the million, Former Secretary affecting the refugee center. into the Major Leagues of sex prandial entertainment hotel management has been Bob Bergland asked Congress Recently, for example, they — and give a whole new started with a performance aware of the goings-on. to charge the cotton and saw to it that a $93,000 meaning to its proud designa- by two bisexual women. WATCH ON WASTE: tobacco growers — but they "guest bouse" for foreign tion as "capital of tbe free Egged on by their audience, Hoping to entice reluctant of- have powerful friends on dignitaries was constructed, world." .» the two erotic exhibitionists ficials of tbe Environmental Capitol Hill even though it was vehement- Here's the lowdown on the gradually moved out onto the Protection Agency into set- ly opposed by tbe U.N. com- sex club's hijinks — or at hotel balcony. ting up shop in government — Lt. Gen. Eugene For- mission, which felt that a ref- least as much as can be After this Inspirational office space in San Francisco rester has been complaining ugee center was hardly tha chronicled in a family news- warmup, group sex took over, a few years ago, tbe General that his troops In Korea place for a VIP guest bouse. paper — as uncovered by my One astonishenlsbedd n ob- Services Administration haven't been getting their In the end, though, tbe associate Us Whitten served activities that rivaled spent 1131,000 an art works to mail on time. The Military United Nations won a partial The club — made up of the imaginative combinations gussy up the bureaucratic en- Postal Service Agency in- victory: It was able to have diplomats, members of Con- in X rated movies. vironment. But apparently vestigated the situation and the guest bouse put to use ss a gress and officials of the Despite the presence of the EPA people didn't ap- concluded that tbe general social center for tbe center's State, Defense and Treasury onee diplomat from an IroIron prove of the painUngspaintings, wass talking through his brass staff.. Pay as you go9 sensible way to go By JAMBIMBAULPATRKS J. KILPATIUCKK WNHMMmimmmHiimnNmininnimH Anthony L. Kucera, beahead /**N. would generate $3.3 billioi WASHINGTOASHINGTON - SSoo off American Waterways OpOp-- / % new revenues in fiscal M i much comment has focused erators, Inc., says bims memem - upon '^SS-^JSMr. Reagan's proposalSs CONSERVATIVE !^i!*.v"?"»bers generally will suppor_ ;t L _1 -B**?JMHWTaken as a whole, MrH. Re- for reducing federal outlays the president, if - if Mr. Re- agan's plan admittedly would that bis proposals for raising VIEW agan's user fees are 'in fact impose some additional federal revenues have been equitably distributed across burdens upon consumers. The almost overlooked. The presi- the whole of tbe transporta- dent wants to raise "user barge operators, for exam- tion industry Mr. Kucera ple, haul 700 million tons of fees" on inland waterways, adds that if user fees have tion's barge operators paid freight every year, chiefly in coastal waterways and air- nothing at all toward the cost become the name of the ports. His recommendations of maintaining the locks and game, municipalities and In- KILPATUCK petroleum, coal, building ma- are probahly too optimistic, channels of the inland water- dustries that take water from terials, chemicals and grain. bat they make great good way system. After a pro- the Inland system, either for impose modest fees, ranging Presumably the expense of longed fight, the 96th Con- drinking purposes or for In- from $10 to $30 a year for higher fuel taxes would be most boat owners. Operators Specifically, Mr. gress imposed a tax of 4 cents dustrial use, also should be passed along Tbe airlines, al- will ask Congress for "in- a gallon on barge fuel. By the hit for a share of the cost. of commercial vessels would ready hard pressed by mount- Another environmental ism creased taxes on barge opera- government's estimates, the Such an extension would com- pay "several hundred or a ing fuel costs, can be ex- tors, airlines and private proceeds will meat only 11 plicate a simple tax Mil, but thousand dollars" a >ear. The pected to resist any proposal » In Us aaananrM war on those M the caforix* and hydrogen which used to plane owners. He will ask percent Of these namtenance It's hard to argue with his proceeds would offset the to raise passenger fares even new fees on the owners of costs in 1931. reasoning. direct costs of navigation higher terms "environmental extremists," the vanish into tbe atmosphere has reduced lights, buoys and rescue heli- fteagan administration may be overlook- its operating costs by $000 million a year. yachts, recreational craft Mr. Reagan now expects The fees proposed for an But the president's basic and merchant vesseb. copters. By 1966, says OMB, jog tbe increasing involvement of Ameri- The 3M Company "by viewing pollution to send a bill to tbe House this estimated nine million boat revenues should approach contention is convincing: . owners are based on the same ;oan business in environmentalism. More as an indicator of waste and an op- . In each cast, the taxes and month that would hike the tax $600 million. from 4 cents to 39 cents a line of thought. This year the We never will get out of jkan bird watchers now have an interest fees are intended to cover portunity for profit rather than as a services of direct, personal gallon, effective July 1. If taxpayers will pat up $1.3 la a third area, the admin- the economic mass without jii the effort to maintain and enhance the costly threat... had, by 1*79, saved over benefit to the users. Mr. Re- Congress goes along, the In- billion to finance the U.S. istration will ask higher fees belt-tightening all along the jtatural environment. $10 million." The chairman of the Hanes agan sees no good reason why land Waterways Trust Fund Coast Guard. A part of this from airlines and from gener- line. More than ISO years ago, ,'• For example, a great many corpo- a yacht owner shouldn't con- would gala by $301 million la outlay, of course, is of gener- al aviation. Intended to cover John Randolph of Roanoke Dye and Finishing company testified a larger portion of tbe cost of rations in recent years have added tribute something toward the fiscal 'St. The Office of Man- al benefit for law enforce- startled tbe House by crying, that "cleaning up our stacks and neu- ment, weather for casting, maintaining our air control "Mr. Speaker! I have dis- divisions that are in the anti-pollution costs incurred by the Coast agement and Budget says the tralizing our liquids was expensive, but Guard ia maintaining naviga- increase would be less than coastal security and tbe like system. Tbe proposal em- covered the philosopher's business, providing both equipment and hi the balance we have actually made tional aids and rescue opera- 0.4 cents per ton mile for tbe But the bulk of tbe cost bene- braces new taxes on aviation stone It Is this, Sir - Pay as Services ranging from filtering money on our pollution control effort. tions. The president has a shippers. It seems a reason- fits only a small segment of fuel, passenger tickets and you go! Pay as you go!" The smokestacks to handling chemical EPA helped our bottom line." good point. able charge for use of a tt the public. freight waybills. By the •We is as wise nojw as It was ^wastes. Among those companies are For many years the na- in system. Mr. Reagan's idea Is to OMB's estimate, these taxes Joeing, Exxon, Dow Chemical, Minne- la Europe, tbe Review article re- epta. Mining, Shell, British Petroleum, ports, industrial processes are being Caterpillar Tractor and Krupp — hardly adapted imaginatively to the new re- Wilderness bleeding hearts. alities. For instance, the German steel Support urged for farm labor laws '•; la fac^, the environmental business industry now recycles 99 percent of the tas grown by about 20 percent annually water It uses and converts over 90 Highlands jam caused by snow and ice best exemplifies the ideals 4> a present $80 biUion-a-year enterprise. percent of its solid wastes into other To tbe Editor all over the roadway. Didn't and traditions of tbe late Ifrue, much of this has been occasioned useful materials. New Jersey justifiably has FROM OUR READERS tbe Parkway have enough Vlnce Lombardi. been called the Garden State. BJ euajej •asjaaupjojssw PMMVVBOW IBJWT VHWM new, a)icw#v m& wwcaaj. nil eaccaaav- time to get ready for this The proceeds were lly much-derided governmental regu- The question now is, given the new And it still can be that. But storm? Or better, why lations. Nevertheless, In good- private- - '- • — - • *• • *- - - - , MI , , , -j--. _^*_- _« directed to the Monmouth administration's seeming de-emphasis farmworkers must be kept in an gapswarv, aneaarvajseaBBSv^ w* CVBUSUBSBSVW* twv ujswicaj ujr watsjaw^sjesieaBS'i aw doesn't tbe Parkway ask the County Unit of tbe American •Qiterprise fashion, one fellow's problem of tbe environment, will business and tbe fields and these workers Turnpike how to get ready for Cancer Society to help us help need to be treated lute other a storm. This is only tbe first toss become another's opportunity to iadustiy slacken their efforts in that cancer patients and their make money. citixens of the United States major snowstorm we had all families, and to carry out area? Or has there been enough demon- put them on a more equal Include farmworkers. year. and New Jersey. There «.e footing with other New Jer- S10M and A17O9: Allows educational programs aimed '•'. But even more to the point has been strated access on the profit aide from four bills ready for adoption sey workers. These are: farmworkers to bring I repeat, why are we at preventing cancer or de- the growth of another group of "environ- anti-pollution efforts that many will con- by both the Senate and As- charges for violations of the paying tolls on tbe Garden tecting It in time for suc- tinue regardless of the administration's sembly in Trenton that will - 31603 and A1714: State Parkway? cessful treatment. jnentalisU" — those firms which have begin to raise the standard of Crew Registration Act Amends the law on un- - S10OS and Ai7U: Re- Ray Burner On behalf of the board of tfiscovered that complying with federal posture? living of the farmworkers and emplayment compensation to ^standards on pollution has, to their sur- On tbe answers to those questions, quires that Information on managers, we would like to the rights of farmworkers be Lombardi thank the members of the Ro- jbise, increased their profits. A recent quite aside from what Washington does, available in Spanish and Eng- tary Clubs of Monmouth Harvard Business Review article cites a will almost certainly depend on the lish. AUenhurst County and their district gov-

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Hostages (continued) disabilities caused by their confinement, says Some of the six ex-prisoners of war In- "feel guilty about being alive," while their col- Schwart. terviewed during yesterday's gathering ssid they leagues In camp died. "Getting together like this During yesterday's meeting, members of the have few complaints about the way they have return enables them to talk and open up," he explained. Garden State Chapter, Ex-Prisoners of War, lis- been treated by society, though some expressed a The organisation also serves as a lobbying tened to two speakers describe veterans benefits, little displeasure about the lengthy and what group for ex-prisoners of the war and their fami- and passed a resolution calling for a complete some called overworked welcome the Iranian due soon lies, bringing the message of the unique needs of accounting for the 2,800 or so Americans still hostages recieved. the group to Congress and to the general public. listed as missing in action as a result of the "I have no complaints," said Ben Lukas of Reagan topic of meeting (continued). Nationwide there are about 88,000 former pris- Vietnam War. Afterward, the group adjourned for Spring Lake. "I am just happy to be alive. STRASBOURG, France - French President Valery by one if Pakistan did not oners of war. Although VA records list 797 ex- a social hour and dinner. Glscard d'Estalng and West German Chancellor Helmut meet their demand for the POW's as living in New Jersey, the actual figure The Garden State Chapter of American Ex- Schmidt met for three hours over dinner last night to release of» people may be closer to 1,000, said Morgan. Prisoners of War, has 132 members and is rapidly discuss relations between the Reagan administration and jailed in Pakistan. growing, says Morgan. Most of the members Budget hurts N.J. their countries. "The message (agreeing An actual accounting Is difficult to achieve appear to be World War II veterans though some (continued) Following the dinner at a rustic Alsacian restaurant to the release) came in 10 because tome POW's, in the rush to get home prisoners of war from the Korean Conflict are Midwest late last week and said his staff was in the village of Blaesheim near Strasbourg, both men minutes before the dead- after liberation, did not go through all the proc- joining in larger numbers. developing figures which he said would Illustrate said they had "very positive" impressions of the new line," said the M-year-old essing other veterans endured. "It's natural that Korean veterans are just that the budget reductions and tax proposals do American administration but did not elaborate. American, his voice shaking While the quick reunions may have been a starting to Join us," said Schwan. Vietnam veter- not discriminate against those regions of the They also said they were working on a response to with emotion "If it had been boon to the POW's than, It is causing some ans will join in larger numbers too, he said, country. Soviet leader Leonid I. Breshnev, who sent both men any later, it would have been problems now; because some records aren't com- adding "they will come around when they need The Washington office analysis included a few letters detailing his proposal for a summit meeting with one American every hour. plete, some POW's have a difficult time proving positive notes. President Reagan. "They were ready to blow The federal government will be providing On Saturday, Reagan said he did not believe there was up everybody, no problem at money from the newly-created environmental su- any point to bargaining with the Soviet Union "until all. One is a great actor. He is Club owner planning protest perfund within a few months to aid cleanup of there's some evidence that they're changing their at- a commando. He knows what abandoned hazardous waste sites posing immi- titude and their activities." he is doing, and he will blow By SHERRY FIGDORE Chimento claims there are fewer than 80 mov- nent health hazards. up or kill anyone." able cabanas in the beach clubs along the Sea SEA BRIGHT - An owner of two local beach The state plans to request ISO million of the Alter the hijackers sur- Bright strip. Cleric backs election plan clubs claims that borough officials are taking the $288 million which Reagan has proposed for fiscal rendered, the U.S. attorney's He was particularly upset, he said, at wrong tack If they're considering new taxes on 1981 and 1982, the report said. ; SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador - A leading Roman office in New York disclosed statements made by Councilman Charles Rooney either beach dub nembers or their cabanas or But it added that the state Department of Catholic clergyman urged yesterday that Satvadorans that be was one of nine people that the clubs "aren't carrying their own other equipment. Environmental Protection "has already identi- support a government plan for elections next year. A indicted last week on charges freight." John Chimento, an owner of the Sea Bright fied needs which could exceed the entire amount church-sponsored organization, meanwhile, said govern- of smuggling heroin and Chimento said that not only are the club requested nationally." Bathing Pavilion and the Sands Beach Club, plans owners collectively the borough's biggest tax- ment forces had engaged in "indiscriminate bombings" hashish oil from Pakistan and Reagan proposed a $52.7 million military con- of civilians last week. Afghanistan into the United to protest at tonights Borough Council meeting payers, but said they are personally responsible what he considers unfair assessments of the struction program at Installations in New Jersey. The Juridical Aid office, set up by the Archbishopric States. for maintaining what beaches are left in Sea That is about $3.5 million less than Carter had - of San Salvador two years ago to keep track of human Meanwhile, the State De- clubs' needs for municipal services compared to Bright. what they pay in taxes and private beach restora- proposed, but Is still about three times more than rights violations in El Salvador, reported yesterday that partment announced that It "We're the front line of defense" against the the current military construction program in the at least 799 civilians had died in political bloodshed last had located Lawrence Clifton tion wort. sea," he said. During recent meetings, council members state. • week. Mangum In Brooklyn, and the "During the past 10 years, since the jetty was Increases were also proposed in what Reagan A spokesman for the office said the high death toll "Mangum" aboard the plane have asked the borough attorney to investigate built, the private club owners were about the only the possibility of adding user fees to club mem- . has called his "social safety net" of programs was due to "indiscriminate bombings of civilian popu- was a Canadian who "was ones who did anything," he said. affecting needy persons. The analysis said Head lations" by the Salvadoran military. apparently using a false bers or to tax what they have referred to as "lam numbers" of movable cabanas. "The public beaches were devastated, but Start centers in New Jersey would get about $3.6 name." He said be was a Ca- every year we. put our beaches back In shape. million more next year than they did this year nadian, and "at this stage we The new revenues would go into a special fund Porno scandal hits England to help pay for repairs to the town's stone and Year after year, we're out there, grading sand, under the Reagan budget. wash our hands of nun." making sure It's in the right places," he said. : LONDON — A Conservative member of Parliament concrete seawall. has accused the government of a cover-up for refusing to - prosecute a retired diplomat implicated in a child porno- Man sues graphy case. But Britain's attorney-general said the man's offense was "trivial" and didn't corrupt children. House of Commons member Geoffrey Dickens claimed cop over ANNOUNCING the ex-diplomat's involvement with an organization ad- vocating legalisation of sexual relations between adults his arrest and children made him "a tremendous security risk ... and open to blackmail." FREEHOLD — The owner Dickens said he would demand that Home Secretary of a Manalapan landscaping William Whitelaw name the man in Commons today. If business has brought suit Whitelaw refused, he said he would name him out of a against a township police- sense of "duty." Attorney-General Sir Michael Havers man, the township and anoth- denied there was an official cover-up and told reporters er man in connection with an the retired diplomat "committed the trivial offense of alleged false arrest. FORM sending obsceae material through the mail." Roderick Krayton, who operates a landscaping busi- ness at 11 Chambers Lane, Comedian quits French race Manalapan, charges In his PARIS — France's most popular comedian has suit that on March 2» and withdrawn from the presidential race, ending a tongue- April 2, 197S, Alberto Alvarez falsely told Patrolman Domi- IOOCASH in-cheek campaign that delighted the public and angered the politicians "Better to vote for a fathead than for nick Donatelli that Alvarez someone who treats you like a fathead," was the cam- had seen 19 small, newly paign slogan of Michel Colucchi, a junior Ugh school planted trees that had been dropout best known by his stage name, Coluche, whose stolen from him on the prop- bizarre five-month campaign brought him a flood of hate erty of Krayton. mail and a police escort Krayton charges that as a His withdrawal from the race was announced yester- result, Donatelli, "mali- day by Us agent. The comedian was expected to give his ciously and without probable ASSISTANCE. reasons for dropping out in an interview to be published cause" issued a complaint today hi the first edition of a new satirical daily news- against Krayton and falsely Choose from 19 models. Get a check for *6K) .0*1,157 paper called Charite-Matin. He also called a news con- stated In an affadavit in mu- THUNDERBIRD ference today. nicipal court that the stolen MODEL 10% CASH The bespectacled comedian, who sports bright yellow trees, with a total value of BASE PRICE ASSISTANCE tennis shoes, seersucker overalls and a red, white and $1,930, had been seen on blue sash, outraged politicians with his mocking cam- Krayton's property. 2-Door $ 7.757 $ 776.«> g paign. Krayton said that as a re- Town Landau 8,695 89O.°oJ His only campaign pledge was "If elected, I wlU not sult of these false allegations, take office." Heritage 11.561 1.157.00^ be was subsequently arrested and Indicted and forced to GRANADA Rescue cargo ship crewmen hire a lawyer He said that 10% CASH his lawyer received an order MODEL BASE PRICE ASSISTANCE KING'S LYNN, England - A Royal Air Force heli- to suppress the evidence copter lifted three Portuguese crewmen to safety from from Superior Court Judge L 2-Door Sedan $ 6,474 $ 648.°° the deck of a small cargo ship in danger of sinking off Thomas F. Shebell Jr. on Jan. 1.4 Door Sedan 6.633 664.oo England's east coast, the British coast guard reported 4, 1M0, and the prosecutor early yesterday. moved to dismiss the Indict- Qi. 2 Dstfnw&dan 6,875 688.00 Coast guard spokesmen said the rescue took place OJtfgfVSeoVi 7.035 7O4.oo late Saturday night and that the skipper of the 500-ton, Krayton's suit argues that ^ MHXX Sedan 6,988 698.00 Cyprus-registered vessel, the Amsel, and two other M^n»i«p«n should also have crewmen stayed abroad in a bid to save the vessel. to pay damages because It Mooot Sedan 7,148 718.00 The vessel left King's Lynn for Hamburg at noon should have known of Saturday with a cargo of grain. A coast guard spokesmen Donatellis "malicious and FAIRMONT said it was about IS miles out when she Ut an object In vicious propensities" and the BASE PRICE the water, holing her bows. harm that could result If he He reported: "The decks are not yet awash, but it's were m a position of responsi- $ 6.091 6 810.0Q beading that way. bility and trust 6.210 621.oo 6,407 641.0Q Red Bank MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER 6,421 643.0Q fire called SUNDAY HOURS 6,503 651. 6,735 674.00 suspicious MUSTANG RED BANK - The Red 10:00 AM-3:OOPM BASE PRICE 10% CASH Bank Fire Department last ^sW ^^.^laV 1 MODEL ASSISTANCE night put a quick end to a MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER $ 6,230 $ 624.«> Newman Springs Road house fire, termed suspicious by 777 SHnEWnUHY AVE. ttREWSIKY itr Fire Chief Ernest Van Pelt. 1 GNa2-Dooc 6.674 668.00 Van Pelt said the fire at 747-5220 122 Newman Springs Rd., at 6.789 678.00 the corner of Knight St. will be investigated for evidence Ford and your participating Ford Dealer announce a 10% Cash Assistance Program. Make your best deal on any of arson. Firemen found a OUR 56TH YEAR window operated In the fire of the now 1981 Fords listed above. Buy and take delivery between February 19 and March 21,1981, or order by area of the vacant house. Van March 21,1961, and Ford will send you a check worth 10% of the slicker price for the base vehicle. If you wish, Pelt said. you may apply the equivalent amount toward your down payment. Offer limited to one vehicle per customer. All six borough fire com- panies of 75 men responded to the 8:01 p.m. alarm. The de- partment used only two of the Hurry! Offer ends March 21,1981. six pumpers to extinguish the Ms fire in less than 10 minutes. ATTENTIONI A sign on the boarded up I RESTAURANT OWNERS AND REQU-1 bouse warned of poisonous At your participating Ford Dealer. gasses within, but Van Pelt LAR PEOPLE WE HAVE A HUGE IN- said the firemen had not VENTORY OF STAINLESS STEEL FORD found any gasses in the house. FLATWARE, TEASPOONS, DINNER Van Pelt said the department would have to locate the FORKS, SALAD FORKS, IGE TEA owners of the bouse, which he SPOONS, DESSERT SPOONS, Mid has been Vacant for OYSTER FORKS FOR ONLY 3 for 1.00. "several years." DINNER KNIVES 2 for 1.00. MOST ARE Borough Fire Inspector Stanley Sickles will lead the | MATCHING PATTERNS. Investigation. miu Fire police cut off traffic mi-.ur.m. between Shrewsbury Avenue m.mttm. 741-75001 and Swimming River Road until »:30 whan all tracks J2JMMDST. RED BANK were moved from the area. ADVICE 13 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 16 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1981 Sports COMICS 19

The Confrontation Neptune-Camden: A battle of giants By JIM HINTELMANN Moore said. "All year long we have been playing The first player off the bench is 6-1 freshman PRINCETON — The great confrontation U at good defense and if we do it against Camden, we Kevin Walls (7.7) who some Camden people be- hand. have a good chance. If we don't we'll get blown lieve will be just as good as Wagner by his senior The long-awaited Neptune High School- out." year. Camden N JSIA A Group IV semifinal boys basket- The Panthers, who are averaging an amazing Some of Camden's impressive games this year ball showdown will finally come to pass tomorrow 104 points a contest, makes use of a devastating were: nationally ranked DeMatha of Hyattsville, night at Princeton University's Jadwin Gym- full court 1-3-1 zone press and has shown its Md. (87-86), three games with AUantic City nasium. opposition little mercy. (84-67, 101-74 and 90-76), a rout of Boys High of The game between the two unbeaten powers Turner has gone with his starting five most of Brooklyn (106-77), a team that came Into the had been talked about since early in the season the way in the games this year and kept the press game with a 20-1 record against the best New and both teams cleared their final hurdles Satur- on throughout, something that has been criticized York City teams, romps against a strong Camden day to set up the big one. by many opposing coaches and the media. Catholic quintet (135-57 and 129-64), an all-time Neptune, winners of 27 in a row, crushed "They (Camden) are not as fast as Perth South Jersey scoring mark against Pennsauken previously unbeaten Perth Amboy, 77-48, while Amboy," Moore said. "But they are not slow. (149-57) and romps over usually strong West Phil- Camden (27-0) flattened powerful Atlantic City They can press and they block a lot ol shots." •- adelphia (6948) andOverbrook, Pa. (79-56). (244) for the third time this season, (0-74. Milt Wagner, a 64 senior bound for the Univer- Camden's only close games came against With the game coming up tomorrow, a call sity of Louisville next season, has been the most Plainfield (59-52) and Bishop Eustace (45-28). was placed to Camden basketball coach Clarence talked about Camden player. He it a deadly Both teams used stalling tactics and were fairly Turner last night to get his views on the contest. shooter from as far as 35 feet from the basket. successful, but Bishop Eustace was crushed, The answer was quick and'to the point. Wagner, a three-year varsity starter, is 115-57 in a return game. "No comment," Turner said. He then bung averaging 33.8 points a contest and has 912 points Neptune's defense is one of the state's best up. this season. For his career he has scored I,f76 and with the Fliers allowing just 42.5 points a game. Neptune basketball coach Henry Moore, how- should go over the 2,000 mark tomorrow night. Offensively, the Fliers are averaging 72 points a ever, was more than willing to discuss the game. As good as Wagner is, many observers that game. "Camden is tough and we have to come to have seen Camden rate Thompson an even better Neptune will go with its usual starting five of play," Moore said. "But if we play toe type of all-around player. . Braun, Braggs and Thomas up front, and Bryan game that we are capable of playing, we can play Thompsons junior who Is expected to be one Gabriel and Terry Fisher at the guards. with anyone. If we can do a good job on the of the most widely recruited players In the coun- Ed Arlington and Donnell Brown are the top boards, it will be a whale of a game." try next year, is a tremendous leaper and shot- reserves. The battle of the boards will be a major factor blocker. He will present a major challenge to In addition to the rebounding, the ability of in the game and it should by something to watch Thomas and Braun underneath and is averaging Gabriel and Fisher to get the ball through with Neptune's powerful trio of 6-8 Kevin Thom- 23.3 points a game. Camden's pressing defense will be another factor HANDY — Neptune High School's Kevin Thomas Is shown pulling In a loose as, 6-6 Bobby Bruan and 6-4 Carl Braggs going up Ware averages 12.9 points a game while Kelly in the game. ball In the Scarlet Fliers' battle with Trenton Central. Thomas, along with against Camden's 6-7 Bill Thompson, 64 Gary has an 6.7 average. Directing the high-powered The winner of this game will face the Malcom teammates Bobby Braun and Carl Bragos, will have to do a Job on the boards Ware and 64 Dave Kelly. Panther offense is 6-0 point guard Keith Williams- X. Shaban-Snyder winner for the Group IV state in their Group IV semifinal battle with unbeaten Camden. . "You got to play the tough 'D' on them," on. He has a 10.4 average. crown Saturday. ASU, Kentucky, Wake Forest, Iowa eliminated By KEN RAPPOPORT second half before rallying to beat one of the country's most AP Sports Writer honored teams. "Without question," said UAB Coach Gene Bartow, "it '25 Third-ranked Arizona State, eighth-ranked Kentucky, was toe biggest win in UAB history ..it may be the biggest win - No 11 Wake Forest and No.U Iowa were beaten In the NCAA in Gene Bartow history." postseason basketball playoffs yesterday as Top Twenty Bartow earlier coached at Memphis State and UCLA, \ teams continued to drop like slam dunks in this upset-studded leading both teams to the NCAA's Final Four. John Bagley scored 35 points, including four In the final gP^*^1 # JH^s^saaV H^sHais^kw tournament. I mm «v The latest upsets followed a rash of shockers on Saturday, minute, as Boston College beat Wake Forest. Bagley, a »• when top-ranked DePaul, second-ranked Oregon State, No.lO foot-11 sophomore, gave the Eagles the lead for good when he drilled in a 15-footer with 15 seconds remaining to erase a UCLA and 12th-ranked Louisville aU lost second-round games. » If *ii ^^II•• x ^ t •VII deficit. A Arizona State lost to Kansas 88-71 as Tony Guy put on a 36- point performance for the Jayhawks in Midwest regional play "We've been kicked around In the East a little bit," said Boston Collage Coach Tom Davis. "Foks say we don't play at Wichita, Kan. good basketball, but I've have to disagree..." Arizona State Coach Ned Walk said bis players "seemed Wake Forest Coach Carl Tacy said the BC press hurt the to get down on themselves. The problem was we did nothing Deacons, who had 22 turnovers "We got impatient. We made on the offensive boards. Guy Just murdered as early and f some mental errors that hurt us in crucial parts of the game." played an outstanding game. They were definitely more up for In the NCAA East at Charlotte, N.C., fifth-ranked Virginia it than we were." held off ViUanova 54-50 and No. 15 Tennessee edged stubborn The stunner, knocking the third aad last Pacific-10 team Virginia Commonwealth 58-56 hi overtime. out of the craiy-qullt tournament, followed Wichita State's Freshman Othell Wilson hit two foul shots and senior Lee 60-56 beating of Iowa. Wichita State clinched with two foul Raker had one in the final SB seconds to lead the Cavaliers shots at the five-second mark by Randy Smithson that were over the Wildcats ViUanova had led by as many as five points awarded the Shockers on a technical, when Iowa Coach Lute sssiskH P^ J in the second half before losing its grip. Olson called a timeout when he had none left. "We had a communications breakdown on the staff," said Alluding to this deficit, Virginia Coach Terry Holland said Olson in explaining the mistake. "I was told we had one it was "the best thing for the team" because It fired up the timeout remaining." Cavaliers. "It was a hard-fought win for us and we were a Smithson said he was aware that the Hawkeyes were out little tentative la the first half," Holland said. "In the second half we got the good shots early but the best thing for the team 1 ^*^^^^^^ awfla^skw of timeouts at that Juncture of the game and whan he heard guard Bob Hansen call one, "I was elated." was that we missed them, got five points behind, then threw caution to the wind and played like toe devil to stay in the Kentucky lost a 8942 decision to unheralded Alabama ^jflHM r- i »w*%MJ|Lg4Msls^sWsB| a— "SaWw*'** " 4 k* 1**™" » * Birmingham and Wake Forest was beaten by Boston College ^s^kJs^s^feL^stfs^s^MSlisiaas^MssV^^V ** (744 la the Mideast Regionals at Tuscaloosa, AU. Dale Ellis sank a medium-range jump shot with two Glenn Marcus converted 12 free throws In the final 5V* seconds remaining in overtime to give Tennessee its squeaker minutes to pace UAB's conquest of Kentucky. The BUsers, victory over VCU. OUT OF REACH — Northeastern's Phil Robinson (22) second quarter of yesterday's second round NCAA tour- playing in only the school's third year of varsity basketball VCU seamed intent on waiting for the last shot after It dives over Utah's Scott Martin In an unsuccessful at- nament game, won by Utah, 94-69. competition, blew a seven-point lead midway through the tempt to gain control of the ball. Action came during the See 'Favorites', page 11 Knicks win; Nets fall

NEW YORK (AP) - Ray Williams, who sat The victory moved Boston to within a half loss at San Diego Saturday night. out the second quarter after suffering a sprained game of Philadelphia, the AUantic Division lead- Griffin was fouled by the Warriors' Larry neck when he crashed into a bench after diving for er, which lost to New York. Smith as both went after a rebound under the a loose ball, scored 25 points yesterday to lead the The triumph was the ninth in 11 games and the Golden State backboard. At the final buzzer in New York Knicks to a 120-109 National Basketball 28th straight In Boston Garden for the Celtics, overtime, Golden State's Lorenzo Romar got of f a Association victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. who had seven men In double figures. three-point field goal try but the ball bounced off The Knicks, hitting many layups and open Boston led 8646 at halftime before the Nets the rim. jumpers off their running game, also got 24 points put together a 17-5 surge at the start of the third ' Backs U2,laairliairslH from Campy Russell and 22 from Michael Ray period to take a 75-70 lead. Cliff Robinson had MILWAUKEE - Center Bob Laniers 11 Richardson in defeating the 76ers, leaders of the seven points and Mike O'Koren added six in the points in the early part of the fourth period helped AUantic Division. New Jersey rally. the Milwaukee Bucks pull away after a sluggish third quarter to take a victory from the Seattle The Knicks led aU the way, jumping out to an But the Celtics came right back with the next SuperSonics. early 13-point advantage behind 10 points by Wil- nine points and took a 79-75 lead. The Bocks led 36-22 after the first period and liams. But on the final play of the first quarter, Clippers 122, Lakers 118 pulled ahead by as many as 28 before SeatUe cut the Knicks' captain went crashing into a photog- INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Sharpshooting guard the half time margin to 20 at 7545. raphers' bench trying to recover a loose ball and Brian Taylor scored his season-high of 31 points he wore a neck brace on the bench for the entire for the San Diego Clippers in a victory over the But when they cooled down after play re- second period before returning to action In the Los Angeles Laker. sumed, SeatUe pulled to within 13 going into the second half. Taylor made four field goals from beyond 25 final period on 12 third-quarter points by guard Vlnnie Johnson, who led all scorers with 27. New York led 85-49 at halftime, shooting 57 feet to maintain his first place standing as the However, Milwaukee'came back with four percent from the field and committing just six NBAs most accurate shooter from three-point straight points in the first 30 seconds of the fouth turnovers to 13 by Philadelphia The Knicks kept range - and be added two free throws in the final quarter, setting the pace for the remainder of the up the pressure in the third quarter, Richardson seconds to insure the Clippers' victory. dame. leading the running game and scoring 10 points as Joe Bryant added 25 points and Phil Smith 23 they stretched the lead to 8749 with 3:52 to go in for the Clippers. Balls 97. Uags" the period. San Diego went ahead to stay at 108-106 with KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Ricky Sobers and Artis Gilmore combined for 44 points to power the New York led by as many as many as 19 points 5:15 remaining in the game, on the last of Taylor's Chicago Bulls to a victory over the Kansas City in the fourth quarter and was never in trouble. three-point field goals: Kings. Julius Erving, who suffered a cut Up during San Diego, 34-41 with seven games left in the the third quarter but returned to action, led the NBA regular season, still has a mathemaUcal Sobers came off the bench to lead the Bulls 76ers with 31 points Center Darryl Dawkins had chance to gain a playoff spot. Defending NBA with 24 points. Gilmore find in 20 and pulled Just three points and three rebounds in 10 minutes champion Los Angeles dropped to 46-25, and fell to down 11 rebounds, as the Bulls pushed their before leaving the game in the first half because four games behind first place Phoenix In the record to 38-37 of an Inflamed right ankle. In addition, Caldwell Pacific Division. Naggets 138, Rockets 127 Jones sat out most of the second half because of Spars 114, Warrier* 112 DENVER - Billy McKlonay's three-point foul trouble and was scoreless after halftime, OAKLAND - Forward Paul Griffin made two play and two free throws broke open a close game finishing with 12 points. free throws with one second remaining in over- midway through the fourth quarter to Ignite the Celtics 133, Nets 1U time to give the San Antonio Spurs a victory over Nuggets to a victory over the Houston Rockets. BOSTON - Cedric Maxwell, Larry Bird and the Golden State Warriors. The Nuggets led by five points with seven M.L. Can- led a balanced scoring stuck with 21 San Antonio's George Gervin scored 39 points, minutes left la toe game. Than McKlnney con- points each as the Boston Celtics withstood a including six of his team's eight points in the verted a three-point play and David Thompson hit BOARD MIETINO — Boston Celtics canter Robert Parish (00) pulls down a third-quarter scare and rolled to a victory over overtime. It was the second 30-point performance a 10-foot jump shot to give the Nuggets a 10-point rebound at Cliff Robinson, left, and Maurice Lucas, 20, provide the company during the New Jersey Nets. within 24 hours for the guard, following one in a advantage. the first quarter of yesterday's game at the Boston Garden. 10 The DkrityRegrsslcr SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY.MARCHI6.I981 County houses paddle tennis champs ByDANROSENBAUM Connecticut, Michigan, New York, as well as local competi- tions in Wall and Point Pleasant. As a matter of fact, the MIDDLETOWN - Laurie Meredith of Rumson first began Rumson duo came into the nationals ranked second behind the playing paddle tennis in earnest last fall. Detroit pair, to whom they had lost a match about six weeks Today, Meredith and partner Claudia Weithas, Rumson, ago in Detroit. are the top-ranked 15-and-under team in the nation. Another veritable newcomer to the sport is David Gold- Things happen quickly iri^addle tennis. smith, who used to accompany his parents to the Navesink And not just to the Meredith-Weithas combo. Country Club strictly as an observer. That all changed when At the Junior Platform Tennis Championships held at the the folks decided to build a paddle tennis court in their Navesink Country Club, no fewer than four area teams either backyard last summer. won national championships or came in second. David was hooked. Meredith and Weithas defeated Corie Wayburn and Sheila One day, he invited his neighbor Sebastian over to bit for a Walsh from Detroit, 7-5,6-1, to capture the girls 15-and-under while. Sebastian, also 12, had never played before. title; Laurie's sister Crissy, together with Stacie Hall of "We just started Goldstein remembered, "and I saw that Spring Lake Heights, took the girls 12-and-under division by he was really good, so we decided to see how well we could do knocking off a team from South Orange; and Tom Bryan of in matches." Rumson and Derek DeBree of Fair Haven were winners in the It didn't take long to find out. boys 12-and-under category, defeating David Goldsmith and David and Sebastian entered the state tournament held in Sebastian Mauer, both of Little Silver. Perth Amboy late last fall. The pair went all the way to the With 94 teams entered, representing Michigan, Ohio, semifinal round before being ousted by one of the top seeds. Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey, it has This year, they came within one match of the national to come as a bit of a surprise that three national champions championship, losing to Bryan and DeBree, 6-2, 7-5, in the are harbored in such a small area of Monmouth County. finals. It certainly surprised Laurie Meredith, age 14. They don't plan to stop now, either. Soon they will move up "I've been playing tennis seriously all along," she said. into the 15-and-under category, chasing after a national cham- "I started playing paddle for fun and experience, and I think pionship that was just out of their reach as 12-year-olds. MMr oka* k> Cart MrtM the tennis helped me to pick up paddle pretty quickly. Now The same holds true for the Weithas-Meredith team. The IT'S A HIT — David Goldsmith and Sebastian Mauer, pionships held at the Navesink Country Club. No fewer Claudia and I enter all the tournaments around here that we next time they compete it will be in the 18-and-under class. both of Little Silver, practice their style on the Gold- than four area teams either won national cham- can." Both teams, it seems, will have reputations to uphold, smith's paddle tennis court. Goldsmith and Mauer were pionships or came in second. Since forming their partershlp, Claudia and Laurie have because in the world of amateur paddle tennis, Monmouth runnersup at the Junior Platform Tennis Cham also done their share of traveling, entering tourneys in County takes a back seat to no one. Syracuse wants big crowd Floyd likes

Basketball games are won and lost on the court — but house, the cozy, old arena became known as "the zoo." Now coaches Jim Boeheim of Syracuse and George Blaney of Holy that they're in the more spacious Carrier Dome, the nickname Cross will have one eye on the stands in their second-round is gone — but the reputation remains. "We've got to take the National Invitation Tournament game. crowd out of the game," said Blaney, whose Crusaders, 104, Doral win It's one of seven scheduled tonight. Last night, Michigan squeezed past Southern Mississippi 56-54 in their Thursday advanced by stopping Toledo, 80-68 night first-round game. MIAMI (AP) - Although there's the possibility of a huge, . , Tonight's other games are Dayton at Purdue, Minnesota Friday night's Marquette-Syracuse game attracted a quarter-million dollar prize awaiting him at the Tournament vs. Connecticut at Hartford, Conn., South Alabama at Geor- crowd of 10,123 - this despite the campus being ail-but shut Players Championship, Ray Floyd didn't even want to think gia, Alabama at Duke, Temple at West Virginia and Texas-El down with students home during their spring break. With the about it. PasoatTulsa. students back now, though, an even bigger crowd is expected, "I just want to cherish this for a while, a day or so, before ^ Syracuse, 19-11, still smarting from its exclusion from the perhaps big enough to break the NIT's single-game atten- I start thinking about that," an emotionally drained Floyd National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament, the one dance record of 23.522, set in the Rupp Arena at the University said after his dramatic victory yesterday in the Doral- which crowns the national champion, is counting on its highly of Kentucky. Syracuse has had more than 16,000 pack the Kastern Open golf tournament. partisan fans to carry it past Holy Cross, they way they did Carrier Dome for a game. "It was very exciting, very rewarding. Varquette. The Orangemen would like nothing better than to win the "But I'm just drained. ; "The fans have been super," Boeheim said after Friday NIT just to show the NCAA just how wrong It was in excluding "That was 5ft hours of intense pressure. nights 88-81 first round victory over Marquette. "The put 10 them from its tournament. "It was match play all day (against his playing partner games we were flat, so I thought we'd be flatter, but the fan* "This is a second chance, even if it's not the one we David Graham) but in addition to that, every time I looked at really helped us get back." thought we earned," forward Tony Bruin said, referring to the a leaderboard there were six other guys getting close. •, When those superenthusiastic fans packed Manley Field- Big East Conference tournament which Syracuse won. "But that's what it's all about. The guys who win, the guys who can win, can pull off the shot they need in those conditions." And Floyd, 38, in his 19th year of PGA Tour activity, pulled off just enough of them to acquire his 13th victory In a Jones takes Grand Prix successful defense of the title he won a year ago on the 7,066 yard Blue Monster course at the Doral Country Club, just a few miles from his home. LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Alan Jones of Australia The teammates dueled note-to-tail for several laps before "It's very important to come back and win again, particu- opened defense of his first Formula One world auto racing Jones slipped past coming up the hill to the 12th and last larly when you're playing at home," he said. championship by speeding to an easy victory In the Toyota corner of the 32nd lap. He achieved the repeat victory with a 4-under-par 68 that Grand Prix of Long Beach yesterday. Frenchman Patrick Tambay finished sixth in a Theodore gave him a 273 total, 15 strokes under par. He led or shared the Jones, 34, started second on the grid, but put his sleek TR3. It was the tint world championship points ever for lead at all the 18-hole breaks, but he trailed Graham at one green and white Williams FW07 into the lead on the 32nd of the Cheever, the Phoenix-born driver who grew up in Italy, and point on the final round and was pressured by Gil Morgan, 80 laps and stayed there. the first point for Tambay since 1(79. Tom Kite, Leonard Thompson and Keith Fergus. He fended off a brief challenge from teammate Carlos The 24-car field made a standing start from the head of the YESI — Ray Floyd urges In a birdie putt on the 15th The triumph was worth 145,000 from the total purse of Reutemann of Argentina and breezed the rest of the way for long backstretch straightaway, with Patrese leading Jones hole of the Doral Open In Miami yesterday. Floyd went $250,000 and made Floyd eligible for a $250,000 bonus prize if his first career victory on the narrow 2.02-mile course through and Reutemann into the first turn of the race. on to win the tournament, finishing with a 15-under-par he's able to win this week's Tournament Players Cham- the streets of Long Beach. Didier Pironi of France, in a Ferrari, passed a group of to win his second Doral in a row. pionship. Jones, who now has won 11 Formula One races — counting can and wound up going too wide on the tight seventh turn of Graham, a former PGA champion and winner at Phoenix a disputed victory last year in Spain — roared across the the 12-turn course. However, he managed to regain his earlier this season, tied with Fergus for second at 274. Each finish line (.19 seconds ahead of Reutemann. The winner's momentum quickly and began a battle with Piquet for fourth. had a closing 67 in the warm, sunny weather. average speed was 87 6 mph. Meanwhile, Alain Proat of France bumped a couple of Kite was next at 275 after a 67, with Thompson and Morgan Defending Long Beach champion Nelson Piquet of Brazil, other cars back in toe pack and spun his Renault, and Andrea Iowa takes tied at 276, only-three back. Thompson had a closing 69, in a Brabham, finished a distant third, while Americans DeCesaris of Italy, driving a McLaren, bumped the outside Morgan 70. Mario Andretti, in an Alfa Romeo, and Eddie Cheever, in a wall. Both cars were eliminated before even reaching the first Jack Nicklaus, who lost to Floyd in a playoff here a year Tyrrell, were fourth and fifth, respectively. corner of the race. ago, failed to make the cut for the last two rounds this year. Reutemann grabbed the lead from polesitter Riccardo Elio DeAngelis of Italy was the next dropout, slamming NCAA title Floyd's victory also negated the opportunity for anyone to Patrese on the 28th lap, with Jones right behind. into the wall with his Lotus T81-82 on the 14th lap. claim the $500,000 bonus prize put up by the sponsors of PRINCETON (AP) - Gene Mills of Syracuse took the Inverrary, Doral and the Tournament Players Championship individual honors, but Iowa won its fourth consecutive team for any man able to sweep all three titles. Kite won at championship in NCAA wresting. Inverrary and could have claimed $250,000 with a victory here, a bonus that goes to a player winning two of the three Hayes cops Classic crown Iowa's Banach twins won gold medals to lead the team to a titles in succession. Floyd now has a chance at that. record-breaking 129% points. MIAMI (AP) — Final scoras and monay-wlnmngs yastarday In th* 1250,000 Mills, who did not defend his title last year so he could Doral EasUrrt Opan Golf Tournamant on tha 7.065-yard, par.72 Blua Monstar coursa SUN CITY, Ariz. (AP) - Patty Hayes fired a final round "That was the turning point of the whole tournament," at tha Ooral Country Club (adanotas amataur): 4-under-par 69 yesterday to capture the $100,000 LPGA Sun said Hayes. "I knew I could play the back side good." concentrate on the Olympics, completed his season with a 36-0 Ray Flovd, $45.000 6*48 7140—27] Kallh Fargut, $22,000 47 714947—274 City Classic by two strokes over Sandra Palmer. Hayes proved a prophet and took home her first LPGA record by pinning lOth-ranked John Hartubee of Central David Graham, $22.000 ; 44.734847—174 Michigan at 6:35 and was named the outstanding wrestler. Tom Klta, $12,000 4949-7047—775 •' It was Hayes' first title since joining the women's tour in winner's check. Laonard Thomptn. $9,500 MM 71 69 274 The 22-year-old Mills said making the 118-pound weight Oil Morgan. $9.500 8449-7170—27a Bruca Llatika, 18,375 734*4949—277 limit was harder for him than the bouts. Bud Allln. $7,500 7247-7049—278 Bob Murphy, $7,500 48-7149.70-278 Mills, now 76-0 over his last two seasons, wound up his Mlka Sullivan, $4.500 _ 7049-70-70—279 four-stroke lead when Stacy double-bogied the 15th bole and collegiate career with 13 pins in his last 14 bouts. Mlk. Raid, $6.500 70 7048-71-279 Palmer made a earnest run at Hayes, but it wasn't Mark Lya, $5.750 73-7045-72—200 bogied 16 to slip to one-under on her round and U under for the Iowa, which had five finalists, did not come up with a Booby Wadklns, $5.000 .A. 7*4947 49—281 tournament. enough. Lannv Wadklni, $5,000 .T^f. 4044.75 72—101 winner in the 51st Annual NCAA wrestling championships Mark Havas, 13,075 73-7070 70— 282 It also put Stacy a stroke behind Palmer. She strung together birdies on holes seven, eight and nine Scott Hoch, $3,875 M 72 71 71 282 to go four-under on the day and bad birdies on 13,15 and 18 on which were wrapped up Saturday night until the fourth match Bruca Flilshar. $3.875 /J 704a '1 282 Palmer began the day at 6-under, but put seven birdies on when Ed Banach, No. 2 seed at 177, pinned Charlie Heller of Grao Norman. $1.175 71 49 70 72 201 the board to finish second at 13-under 279. the back side. Tom Walskopf. 13475 48-7I-71 72—282 Clarion State, who was ranked fifth. Mark OMaara. $3,875 70-7248-72—212 J.C Snaad. $3.000 7349-7340-203 Banachs brother Lou, the third seed, followed two bouts Frad CoupMl. $2.500 72-744949—204 ; T lSr'for John Adams. $2.5017 75 7049-70—184 total earned her $15,000. later, with a pin of top-ranked heavyweight Bruce Fully Zoailar, 11,508 40-72-12-72—204 Baumgartner of Indiana State at 5:45. Lou was leading 8-3 at Scott Simpson, 12,500 73477074—284 , Palmer picked up 19,800 for second place while Stacy Jalt Mltch.li, 11,775 73 71-7047—285 the time of his pin. i Rax Caldw.ll, $1,775 71.74-7149—285 pocketed $7,000 for third. : SStfitS ESS Millar Barbar. 11.775 70-70-72-73—285 With the double victories, Iowa shattered its own NCAA Vanca Haalnar, 11,775 71 7148 73—285 Ayako Okamoto, who began the final round five strokes Bill Callaa, 11,775 71-7545-74—285 behind Hayes, finished at 10-under 282 for fourth place. record of 123Vt points set in 1976. Grag Pow.rs. 11,775 71-7149-74—285 Tim Simmon, 11,775 ...... 7140-71 75— 205 ; Hayes said she first sensed victory on the ninth green The most falls trophy went to Jerry Kelly of Oklahoma John Traub, 11,301 74-72-7149—206 State at 126, who also had four, but in a total time of 20:14 as Jack Nawlon. $1,381 7170-7471—206 when she sank a 10-foot putt to save par with stacy a stroke Charlla Gibson, $1,381 7249-73-72—10* 72-72-4*73—ntu/oo compared to 23:18 for Mills. Tom Janklns, 11.301 71-71-70-74—20* Herzog tries to master Cardinal puzzle ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Whitey Wasn't it, really? wouldn't work here. You've got the best first can find a good man for general manager, Herzog wears two hats for the St. Louis He dispatched a longtime St. Louis hero, baseman in the league (Keith Hernandez, you can go back on the field.' Cardinals and he may have to pull rabbits out Ted Simmons, in a seven-player trade that 321 batting average, HI runs, 99 rbi, co-MVP "In September I decided I wouldn't be of both of them if be is to master the jigsaw brought him pitchers Lary Sorensen and In the National League in 1979.) satisfied sitting around all the time. Then we puzzle he has laid out for himself. WILL Dave LaPoint plus outfielders Slxto Lezcano "Porter is a great catcher, should have found out that Joe McDonald, who was an "If the pieces come together," says the and David Green. been the MVP in 1979. If you wouldn't take experienced man with the New York Mets, 49-year-old general manager and manager, To replace Simmons, he signed as a free him over a DH you'd be out of your mind. was available. We grabbed him. That solved ''we could be a contender. I won't know until GRMSLEY agent the star catcher of the Kansas City club Besides, Simmons, going to Milwaukee, got the problem." we get started. which Herzog had led to three American three-quarter of a million dollars over bis McDonald moved in as executive assis- "I am fully aware that baseball is a League West titles, Darrell Porter. He also salary." tant, Whitey, whose nickname stems from 'now' game and Cardinal fans are restless picked up Bruce Sutter, the ace relief pitcher Herzog is considered one of the most his sun-bleached hair, kept his GM post and for a winner after 12 years. But when I made from the Chicago Cubs. astute managers in the musical chairs game. donned the uniform of skipper. the moves I did, I felt confident that we could and had brought 10 new faces onto the scene. It was the Simmons deal that brought He began his dugout career with Texas in . "Joe has been great," says Whitey. "He be back on tap* mtV' It was Whitey Herzog, with virtual carte Herzog the most heat. 1973, skippered Kansas City for five years handles all those office details and all I have CardM MriM - and, like Notre Mancne iwlaMWy, choreographing a cast "It was tmm Ike taft shows mostly,' he and last year replaced Ken Boyer as man- to do is say 'yes' or 'no.' Dame ant) the Yankees, they are national — which he hoped would revive memories of the said, wincing. "There wasn't too much yap ager of the Cards in midseason. "The beauty of it is that I've been able to were shocked into a state of dizziness when old "Gas House Gang" and other champions from the legitimate critics. I can't worry "When John Claiborne got fired in Au- mold a team to my liking and then manage it. Herzog began wheeling and dealing at the of the past. about criticism." gust, Augie (Owner August Busch, Jr.) asked I think it's a good team. It's now a matter of winter meetings in December. "It really wasn't as big a shakeup as "I offered Simmons a chance to stay and if I would take over as general manager," jelling. I think our pitching will surprise the Before he was finished with his sleight-of- everybody made it out to be," be said over play first base. He accepted and first and Whitey explained. critics. We've got a lot of strong, young hand, he had dealt away 13 players who wore the weekend as the Cards opened their ex- then decided otherwise. He told me, 'Skip, if "I told him I didn't think it would work. (arms." the redbird insignia at the end of last season hibition season against the Met*. it was any place but St. Louis I'd do it. But it Augie said, "Try it. If you don't like it and we It's your toy, Whitey. Spin away. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. MARCH 16,1981 TheEMIyRegMer 11 Favorites continue to fall (continued) second game, Danny Vranes scored 27 points to power No.14 controlled the Up at the start of the overtime period. But with Utah over Northeastern 94-69. 2:25 remaining, Ram forward Danny Kottak stepped out of On Saturday, St. Joseph's (Pa.) beat DePaul 4MB and No. bounds in front of his own bench, giving Tennessee the last 9 Indiana beat No. 18 Maryland 99-64 in the Mideast Regional opportunity. at Dayton, Ohio; Kansas State nipped Oregon State 50-48 and The Volunteers worked the clock down to 20 seconds No.19 Illinois stopped No.17 Wyoming 67-65 in the West at Los before calling a timeout. Michael Brooks handled the ball Angeles; No. 18 Brigham Young tripped UCLA 78-55 and Notre near center court, passing to Ellis, who fired in the winning Dame beat James Madison 54-45 In the East at Providence, basket over the outstretched arm of Kenny Stanpell. R.I., and in the Midwest at Austin, Texas, Arkansas edged VCU Coach J.D. Barnett described the Volunteers as very Louisville 74-73 and No.4 Louisiana State route Lamar 100-78. quick but said he thought his team handled the pressure and The weekend results set the stage for this week's regional quickness well. semifinals. In the East at Atlanta Thursday night, it's BYU "I thought we took the pressure pretty well for most of vs. Notre Dame and Virginia against Tennessee; in the West the ballgame - 58-56 is not much of a difference, just a little at Salt Lake City, Kansas State plays Illinois and Utah faces crack between who wins and who loses," Barnett said. North Carolina. In the Mideast at Bloomington, Ind., Friday James Worthy and Sam Perkins combined for 40 points to night, it's St. Joseph's (Pa.) vs. BC and Alabama-Birm- lead sixth-ranked North Carolina to a 74-57 victory over Pitt in ingham against Indiana. In the Midwest at New Orleans, LSI) the opener of a West doubleheader In El Paso, Texas. In the plays Arkansas and Wichita State meets Kansas. NCAA boxscores

SOSTON COLLlOl HI) Hun (Mi, Ouv It 10.11 M, vartniint NO. CAROLINA (HI 1-19, Mattar 2 M4, Bearup 00-0 0, Hord Chandler IH4, Murphy 40-11, Fov itlll. Sumnurl I Ml. Knlahl 00-0 0. Wood 71-1 la. Worthy 0 M II, Per- 0 04 0. Cowan 0 11 1, Lamtar 0 M 0. 0 4-4 4, Baglty 10 19-11 15. Clark IHl Naal 1441. TMnwwn 0 04 0. Worral 0 Mni 4 710 If, Pemr 1M 4, Black 0 1-2 Turpln104l. Totaltll 1*4141 O'Snea 0 M 0, Shrlelav 0111. Adami I 04 0. Kom* 0 H 0, MllcB.II J 00 < 1, Doherty 1 II ;, IradMck 0 M 1. Halttima—Kantuckv 30, UAB If. 44a.BMUHeu0g40.TelallltU-)9e7 Total! J] HUM Barlow 11-13. Total! 1710-17 74 Foulad out—Bowk. Anchrum. Total WMI POKIIT (M) Halttlme—Kernel 45, Arlmna si n. louh—UAB 20, Kontuckv n. Tachmcel JoMiun • <4 X, Malmi 3 1 < ». John- Fouhd out—Uttar. Total toMt-Arlio. •ITTIBUROH (171 —UAB Coach Bartaw. A—ll.m. slonalO-M. Roean) 4 04 (.Morten 14-9 ne SI. 14. Kaniai M. A—104*4. McMllllan 0 04 0. Clancy I 04 la. I, Davll(Ml Young) I 111, MayanII Broiovlch t M 1. Navaraan 7 n 17, 04 0. OaKKII 0 04 0, TMCtm 1 «> 1. WMIece 4 1-1 11. Vaugnan 1 94 f, TataliUlMIM IOWA (541 Schauarmann 0 0-1 o. Glii.ndann.r0U VILLANOVA (II) Halfllma—aoilon CMIaga 3J, Waka Broekliu » 441a. wain 11 l 5. Kral 1 Tot allll 13 17 57 Granger t M14, Slanklawlci 5 1-111, Fornl II. Fewed out-OoMneona. Total cum 11 1II, Arnold S1111. Boyli 104 H.IMIm. N Carolina 34. Pill 13 Plnona 9 11II, Howard 11-11. Brainar loult—BMten CMH«a to, Waka ForM 4. c.illnooo-oo, Jotnnon t Ml, Hainan found out-Wood Total fault— I 1-1 7, Mulquln 1 M 2. OoM» 0 M 0 It. Tochnlcal-Foy A-7.2U 1001, Cannon 10 01 Totali 1*1 1114 N.Carollna It, Pitt li. A-0.900. Total! 114-7 90 WICHITA ST. (Ml VIP.OINIA (Ml Carr 4 HO 10. Jackton 1 M 4, viaeiWiltorn 1114. Janat 1111. SamMon AHIIOHA ST. (Ml L.vlnwtton to Ja II. imHlwn t 44 a. 7 3 7 17, Lamp 1 44 10. Gain 1 M 2. Martln2M4. GlboiOMO. JonalOI-ll. ni fitnwifi iir rnirmtAM Stok.i 1 M 2. Roblnaen 0 M 0. Rakar 4 NaUi 2 I ] 9. S. William* I M0 I, Pa«*a tut. Danny 0 04 0. Totali 11 Cllai 10-1 10, Lana 3 13 7, Seear 4 9-4 IH. Lattlmora 1 002. Totali 11 1M7M Llitar 4 44 11, Lavar 4 II», Scett I] M 13. ReWntonmil.Marcus i u is 14, 3J, Brattant 0 M i. P. Wllllami 0 IN) 0. n-Mat HaHtlma—Vlllanova 27. Virginia 24. ON THE BALL — Kentucky's Dirk Minniefield. left, UAB upset the Wildcats to advance to the NCAA Mid- Hallllma-Wkhlta St. li. i<~« at. NkhXa>0040.MorrliOl 31,Anchrum Foulad out—Plnona. Total lomtJ-VM THomailO40, Sana IH4, IwMtu Foulae ogl—Kretcltln. ToUl fouls— 14 44 Total! U3I 40M lanova II, Virginia 11. Technical— scrambles with Alabama-Birmingham's Glenn east Regional semifinals. 0 Total! 2115 M 71 Iowa 11. WkMu St. ». Technlcala— KSMTUCKV (at) Lim» »-IM» KANSAS (M) lowaSancn.A-104M. Hurl 4 J-9 11. Vardarbtr 7 13 14, Marcus, right, as Kentucky's Charles Hurt looks on. wtkl 1 0-1 4. CrawtaM i 15 li, Bo»le 14-4 •. MfcwMlaM 9 4-9 14, Baal 1

VA. COMMONWBALTH (14) Knight 91112. Sharod 4 22 10, Han- Lewis family super in track call 01-11, Kottak IM 10, McCray la 1-9 11. ShropaMra 0 0-0 0. .tonal 0 M 0. Oavll0040.Totalt24t.ll94 DETROIT (AP) - It's • as Coach Ted Banks had TSNNBSSaB (Ml good thing Carl Lewis has a hoped it might be after his I Ittlaton 1044. Cartar 9 04 10, Wood I 4-S II, Ellis 10 1-1 21, Ray 0 04 0, sense of humor. star distance man, Suleiman Broom 0 04 0, Burton I M1. Tolalt 14 4-7 91 . Imagine having your name Nyambui of Tanzania, was Hallllma — Ttnnauaa 3». VCU 19. mentioned In the same sen- beaten by Brigham Young's Foulad out — Nona. Total

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These semi- THat iwn to • conalderably improved HENRY on Great Bay but caught nothing. be used In toe planned spraying of 4,000 acres nars are a cooperative venture by the bureau population of striped but in Chenpeake Bay of county woodlands this spring. and the New Jersey chapter of the National judfinf by the MO commercial harvest in Mao. Serayiag Parks superintendent David C. Shaw has Wild Turkey Federation. Maryland. It wai reported that netterj Neither Allaire nor Cheesequake state told the Board of Freeholders that If the State The first seminar will be at 2 p.m., March caught more than two million pound, of ban SCHAEFER parks were sprayed "against gypsy moth Assembly falls to act with favorable (money) 22, at Wilderness Archery, Bassett Highway, in the bay in 1M0, or double the im catch Infestation" last year and many conserva- legislation within the next two weeks it will Dover. The seminar at Ray's Sport Shop, Hie bulk of the flih cau(ht in Chesapeake tionists would be happy If they are not be too late to stop the spread of the Route U, Watchung, will be at 1 p.m., April Bay were spawned in 1171, a vinUfe year for sprayed this year either. caterpillars this year. There is an appropria- 4;. and at Sportsmen's Center, Route ISO, striped bass spawning. They contend there Is enough poison in the tions bill in the Assembly. Bordentown, It will be at 7 p.m., April 1 environment already. Poisons that may kill Some hope it dies there. Through the winter striped bass sent to 12 to 14 inches which would still make just gypsy moths may also kill all other species of OpeaHoucSet market were primarily two to four-pound about all of the fish in that 1»7« hatch legal insects and insect eating birds and fish. De- Tarkey Htaters Selected Fishing families will have the opportunity fish, • good site for the market bat many of However, a large percentage of the fish foliated trees usually recover and maybe The Bureau of Wildlife reports 2,2*7 ap- to personally inspect the Httjlrout crop at which would be iUegal under New Jersey'» will be throwbacki under our law. But even wildlife will, too. plications were received and that the BOO the annual open house at the Charles 0, It-inch law. catching throwback* would be an improve- DDT is now banned but before it .was It hunters havt been selected for the $2 permits Hayford State Fish Hatchery in Hacket- Good commercial MM continued in ment on the Jersey beaches this spring was sprayed on the salt marshes every year for the state's first modern times turkey tstown from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday, March Cbeaapeake Bay during January and Febru- The cold and strong wind wasn't con- "to control mosquitoes." .season this spring. Selections were made by a 28. ary and daring the first half of this month ducive to fishing over the weekend although In toe process of doing this it decimated \awlng. About 1,000 people attended last year. according to reports from Maryland. Some of flounder enthusiasts were out In force on the blueclaw and fiddler crabs, clapper rails and ^Successful applicants should receive their There will be guided tours of the plant and the fish should start leaving the bay in April Shrewsbury and Navesink rivers and most of many other creatures. The mosquitoes sur- notices by Wednesday and have until April 1 food to feed the trout Fishing licenses and and we may start getting migrating nut the party boats sailed vived and the state's Division of Fish, Game to send in their money orders or checks. subscriptions to the magazine New Jersey along our beaches in early May At Chestnut Neck Boatyard on the Mullica and Wildlife says the osprey, peregrine Permits not claimed by then will be al- Outdoors will be sold. Starting on June 1 the legal site limit on River, Bud Kowalski reported no striped bass falcon and bald eagle are on the way back. located to another drawing for the remaining April 5 has been set aside as the rain date. striped bass in Maryland will be raised from have been taken yet. White perch and floun- I taw an osprey last year. applications. So all is not lot! if you don't get The new trout season will start April 11. i .NBA standings Yankees top Orioles tttUkOeL I«IMM BOSTON (IM SAM ANTONIO (111) MIAMI (AP) - Larry Milbouroe's run- starter Tommy John. Jim Spencer collected rPMMU Ervina 14 H II. .C C.M. m 4 44 11. •HIM S 11-11 II. Bird I M 11, R. MWMn I M 10, OlboroWa I M • a DMMM I l-l«. Ohnih lI IM14. HMIM Parlih44 4l4. Archibald 4 7 7 IS, Final II, 0. Johnson 1111. Ooryln II 14 It, scoring angle In the top of the eleventh three hits for the Yankees. w t-Km tewm n at 4 Mli Taw* s«114. • mi > l-l 11, I M. R.ot.y I 4 I 14. WMKioniHl Sllaitll1t.CrinMSl.11l, Moor. 10-0 .m - It > C.»kln»n i M i. MI> o M a McHMt7MM,C«TNM11,Ou H >.Carttr I l-l a a a M 1-114 n M M MI.UUMl • SMt.T«Ual»aV»» iBE saa Muma to drive in catcher Juan Espino after Bob Mookie Wilson drove in four rum with a > s OOMM tuti a n a a t-itt •as- n t2u*.ufi CHICAOOII7) Bonner had mishandled a ground ball bases-loaded triple and a single, leading a 1S- » « Ilillllll WN Tany 1. FwM Lioid." 44 4. Swnarul 1 M II, Graononod 7 M II. Jonos 1 11 I. New York had gone ahead at the top ol the hit attack that powered the New York Mets at iUtaamim .M-N«M. T«UI tmh waimlmu LtlM IM H. OK* 4 M14, MM I %* Oilman 144 M. Wltttma 4 M. THaini asr >», K4MHCIKO M. «•» Yort II A-1M01. is. RHWMIM4. JUKI itMSi. IM 11. SoOtrs 1*4 14, WIUtsOMO, 10th, J-2, on Joe Lefebvra's RBI double. The to a victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. w. Yen. laVWillHllallll III PklUMricllMI. KooiHl. ByrnolO OMtrki 1114. Wall M1SJ117 — |*»"a>| *awl itH aV£4jJ pjBBafiA *•%%* •aw jiatav urn 111. Klncnl444 THlls»5 4»4ll1l "S CITY IB) Orioles tied the score In the bottom of the Joel Youngbhwd contributed a double and 4«I - Dm« UIL KMW ID O'Kvwt. 114 II. >Mns» III U. nan 7 11 11, KM 11 54) 17. inning on a double by John Shelby and Mark two singles while Doug Flynn bad a single 47 • 4» » LMU* IHt C4M Ul»», Mtwlln I MatilM II. Washlnetor. 1 14 II. Loc.looi, Blr«sona414 1LOrunMM S4»4M1M« 1*14 teaMSlM Ml 01 1111 14. Joan 1 W ». EIIMI IHI TMiranaa I »< D. •man It 44 M. SM II,Martooathor I Ml, WaltanlM and double as the Mets evened their spring I. LimHi I M 4. Datum 11-11. Corey's single. * » » m II Portland l». Dun. ir •rajkar • M 0. VM tntt KMtt • M 0. Ramey III II, MM II n-n IS. Kun- HttHMIHTI norl 1 M 1. OaM 1111, Oross 414 11. TolallM 1414B7 Eddie Murray bad two hits for Baltimore, record at 2-2 The Cardinals have split two » 2 5? % •ml Oxma 1 II >. HanarlMI. Totals SI games »17IM including a home run in the second inning off - it it w «w MM i ana av-m mum-ui

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"A woman who does not learn to sew is at deficient in her education ai Joy and humor a man who cannot write. Let her condition in life be what it may, she cannot be ignorant of the use of her needle." Other quilts are the stuff of Joy . -Eliza Ware Farrar.ltM and humor. A 19th-century woman was expected to begin married life with at least a dozen quilts, most of By FRANCES IV KMIUO Beyond crafts them made by friends at sewing ses- Associated Press writer sions that gave young women the op- The exhibit surpasses current pop- portunity to socialite. OAKLAND, Calif. - Let your con- ular interest in homey crafts. The "Susie Dogget says she is never dition be what it may — feminist, quilts, hung simply and starkly, rep- going to be married. But we must traditional, male or female -. the resent their makers' existence. make her' a quilt Just the same," visitor to a remarkable exhibit of "You're given Just so much to wrote a young woman in 1160. exquisite quilts at the Oakland work with in a life," said quitter There are Valentine quilts and Museum cannot remain unmoved by Mary White. "And you've got to do baby quilts, Amish quilts and crazy the courage and strength of the the best with what you've got.... The quilts in the exhibit. There are quilts seamstresses. materials Is pasted on toyo u or it all embroidered with hands and heart for you can afford to buy ... that's what's the bethrothed. One quilt, of 8,000 The quotation and many other given to you. Your fate. But the way pieces of shining silk, took 17 years sayings and anecdotes embroider the you put them together it your busi- and one day tofashion . Another was display, "American Quilts: A Hand- ness." . studded with postage stamps from made Legacy." Along with brilliant family letters. tableaux of cloth, the words stitch a Curators of the show, which runs Contemporary samples from the pattern of the lives of uncelebrated through April 1, have dressed the seven quilters documented in the film women whose world was the kitchen display In sentimental trappings such might not yet hold the sense of history and whose lot was to marry and have as cradles and bridal slippers, but and fate that is pieced together babies. they are Just props in the powerful almost reverently in most of the older presence of the quilts. works. For amidst the routine and restric- tion, a woman could quilt to express Doubling the exhibit's success is Still, the modern quilts radiate a her tenacity, vision, artistry, wis- an accompanying film, "Quilts in respect for heritage, for artistically dom, humor and faith. Women's Lives." The work by film- translating the temporal into the for- maker Pat Ferrero Is an intimate ever. For some quilters, their devo- Indeed, those qualities are as visit with contemporary quilters who tion can only be explained spiritually. much the fabric of the handiwork as took up the craft for the same reasons cotton and silk. With needle and which inspired women a century ago. "Nowadays we buy yard goods, thread and scraps of cloth, the cut them into little pieces, and then quilters often saved their sanity along Quilting often marked crucial sew them back together. It's ridicu- with money and family history. events — birth, marriage, death - lous on one level," says Susanna and. In doing so, served as a Calderon, one of those interviewed on "A woman made utility quilts as catharsis. the fUm. "I mean, why do that? fast as she could so her family Quilts mattered to men, too. In Except there is the urge to make a wouldn't freeze," recalled Pattie 1847, as 20 people kept watch at the pattern and repetitive patterns func- EXQUISITE DISPLAY — Inez Brooks-Myers, a Temperance Union group and signed by its members. Chase in 1976. "And she made them deathbed of Ell Lilly, the Baltimore Uon a little bit like ... mandalas do In curator at the Oakland Museum, ogestures as she dis- The lower quilt Is in a relatively common "oak leaf" as beautiful as she could so her heart pharmacist, Lilly designed the lyre to Eastern religion — they speak to cusses quilt exhibit that covers life span from birth to pattern. wouldn't break." be used in Us own death quilt something very deep." death. The top quilt Is one sewn by a Women's Christian Otten-Tansey Jessup-Small MARLBORO - Mr. andMarlboro High School. She is T1NTON FALLS - An- munity College. He is techni- Engagements Mrs. John Tansey Sr., School an alumna also of Barbizon nouncement is made by Mr. cal sales engineer for Charles Road E., announce the en-School of Modeling, Red and Mrs. Andrew James M. Jessup Inc. and vice presi- gagement of their daughter, Bank, and is employed by the Small, 136 Riveredge Road, dent of Sea Jay Manufac- Theresa Bridget Tansey, to Monmouth County Prose- of the engagement of their turing, Keasbey. Mr. Jeasup Kenneth Robert Otten, son of cutor's Office. daughter, Maryann Eliiabeth la a member of the Colts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Otten, Mr. Otten is a graduate of Small, to Charles M. Jessup Neck Fire Department and Morganville. A July wedding Brookdale Community Col- Jr., son of Mr. and MrsColt. s Neck First Aid Squad. is planned. lege, Lincroft, and is'em- Jessup, Woods End Road, Miss Tansey and herployed by the Davy McKee Colts Neck. fiance are graduates of Corp., Berkeley Heights Miss Small is an alumna of Slate due Red Bank Catholic High RED BANK - Riverview School and Brookdale Com- Hospital Auxiliary will meet Figaro-Wood munity College, Lincroft, and Wednesday at 1.30 p.m. In the attended Ariaona State Uni- Red Bank Woman's Club, 164 LONG BRANCH - Mrs. West Trenton. He is an offset versity. Tempt. She is em- Broad St. Helen C. Pryor, Kathryn C. Wood, 387 Lowden printer employed by Tama ployed aa an illustrator for president, will resport on the Court, announces the en-Services, Middletown. Computer Sciences Corpo- legislative committee work- gagement of her daughter, A September wedding is ration, Red Bank, and la a shop held in Princeton by the 8harea Qrulget Sasu Peshek Theresa Tansey Cynthia Denise Wood, to free-lance artist. New Jersey Hospital Associa- MaryKtos Dominic Figaro Jr., son of tion. Teresa Coyne, nomi- Mr. and Mrs. Figaro, 11* Mr. Jeasup waa graduated nating committee chairman, Hahn-Klos Durfee-Peshek Pearl St., Red Bank. from Marlboro High School will present the slate for the Aids Riverview jjjj ded Brookdale Com- N APER VILLE, IU - Mr. upon graduation will be em- Miss Wood it a graduate of FREEHOLD - Dr. andlege, where all* studied sec- Long Branch High School and E ATONTOWN - A break- Mrs. Louis A. Hot, S Route retarial science, and is em- and Mrs Charles Pesbek an- ployed at Peat, Marwick and fast fashion show sponsored nounce the engagement of attended Georgian Court Col- tt, announce the engagement ployed as a tales account Mitchell in Harrisburg, Pa. lege, Lakewood, and by Shadow Lake Auxiliary to of their daughter, Mary Lou- manager at Garry Manufac- their daughter, Susan Gail Mr. Durfee to a graduate Riverview Hospital will take Health is not only Peshek, to Peter Harlan Brookdale Community Col- ise Klos, to Douglas G. Hahn, turing Company, New Bruns- of Middletown (N. J) High , lege. Lincroft. She la studying place tomorrow at » a.m. In son of Mr. nd Mrs. George C. wick, a division of Brand Durfee, son of the Rev. and the Captain's Galley Restau- Mrs. Harlan C. Durfee of 17 School North and Grove City sign language and plans to be Feeling Well! Hahn, 46 Coral Drive, Haslet. Rex. College. He is an engineer become an interpreter. She is rant. Mrs. Mary Pullen may The couple plan to be married Gayle St., New Monmouth, be contacted for tickets to the Mr. Hahn attended Penn- N.J. employed by Armstrong employed by Acme Markets, In October. sylvania State University and Shrewsbury. event, which will feature a Miss Peshek Is a senior at Werld Industries la Lan- continental breakfast, disk Miss Klos was graduated is employed by Midland Glass caster, Pa. Mr. Figaro was graduated from Middlesex County Col- Company, Aberdeen. Grove City (Pa.) College and Jockey music, professionally from the Marie H: Kaisen- modeled clothing for men and EZs^rSiHg. Goggins-Ruhman bach School for the Deaf, women, and many gifts. Prohaska-Graniges KEANSBURG - Mr. and Birth Court. MIDDLETOWN - Mr. nus of Richwoods High School Mrs. Henry L. Rahman Sr., Miss Kuhman and her g R5s< and Mrs. Richard F. in Peoria and was awarded a Lincoln Court, announce the fiance are graduates of ffff BS degree in finance from the engagement of their daugh- Grantges, 11 Denise Drive, Keansburg High School. They announce the engagement of University of Illinois He is ter, Debra Lynn Rahman, to N€€D H€LP D€COMTING? their daughter, Sharon Louise an adjuster for Pekin Insur- Michael Goggira, son of Mr. plan to be married in Septem- Grantges of Loves Park, III., ance Company, Rockford, 111. and Mrs Williams Goggins of ber. VGU Cm \AMOW) ft to Paul Edward Probaska, ^•a^L^^xeHJIIML.T^ son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph E. MtOeftlOMfiL CCWULTriTION Prbhaska of Peoria, IU. A May wedding is planned. Math, spelling IN VOUR Hone Famiy Chiropractic Senrices Miss Grantges was gradu- Pa|# Mil* the easy, Call ated from Middletown Town- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS money-saving way Barbara Doyle Broad Strut Chiropractic Cuter ship High School and received - 8t. 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By JOHNBAHBOUH need of perspective. Perhaps parents need A NEW YOU to ask themselves some questions. Tfce Associated Press In the first place, who's in charge Sixth ot a series around here? Who pays the rent? Who pays the telephone bill? Who bought the tele- If you think growing up is tough these vision set? Who cleans the house? Who days, try being a parent. At no other time gives the allowance? Who decided to nave Makeup mak^s big difference kids, anyway? in recent history have parents had so much to watch for in their child's development, Parental authority does not have to be and so little time to watch. By EMILY WILKENS pencil, then apply lipstick with a brush. "After switched shampoos and creme riases bet nothing totalitarian. It can . be patient, open- helps. - Cheryl Behind every beautiful model or actress, the lipstick is applied, it should be blotted," Garcia The evidence is distressing: The minded, as gentle and understanding as Dear Cheryl: Make sure you're using a sham- chances are good there's a makeup man! Garcia said, "and then apply gloss." epidemic of drug abuse is reaching seventh you'd like to make it. But never forget, it poo formulated for oily hair. Instead of creme is just such an artist. He has painted the glam- BROW UNES: Ever wonder how to get unruly graders in increasing numbers. The parent starts from a totalitarian base. rinse, finish your shampoo with a vinegar rinse. It orous faces of models for magazine cover* and lor brows to stay in place? Garcia has the answer: has little of the child's time to com- will make hair sparkle and cut grease. Do rinse Max Factor, Avon and Halston ads. He has done "Use a little hair, spray on your eyebrow brush," municate. The parent can only guess what Every child would like, and fortunate hair a good five minutes under the spray until it makeup for countless actresses, including blonde be suggested, "then brush brows in an upward the child's friends are like. What happens families can provide, "a room of one's literally is squeaking dean. soap opera star Eileen Fulton of "At the World direction, combing the ends of brow* softly in the child's room is private and a mys- own." But that room is part of a bouse, and Turns." toward temple*." BIKINI WAXING tery. the house rules extend to that room. If When I chatted with Garcia recently, I asked FOR LUXURIANT LASHES: Do you apply Dear Emily: It's tresasag up to iwimiult there's something amiss going on,in that for some quick and easy tips that could make a mascara first, then curl your lashes? You've got seasea again and I have a problem. Bluntly, my Television commands most of the room, or you suspect ther is, call the house magical, difference in appearance. Here, for New the procedure reversed. For best results - and pubic hair extends far below the line of « bathing child's free time — by graduation from detective. You don't need a warrant for You readers, are five easy-as-can-be tricks that lashes that look alluringly long -Garcia suggests sail. Bleaching doesn't help. If I shave it, I gel a high school the child will have devoted entering. A knock on the door will do. It is are so effective you'll wonder you didn't think of curling first, applying mascara second. rash. What can I do? - Mi U.K. 11,000 hours to school and 15,000 hours to not meant to be a marijuana parlor. , Dear Ms. K.K.: You might consider one of two them yourself. MASCARA MAGIC: Most women make a mis- the television set. Furthermore, a study In options: electrolysis or a professional bikini wax- CHAPPED UPS: The long siege of icy weath- take when applying mascara, Garcia said. They 1976 showed that one of every six com- AUTHORITY WEAKENED ing at a salon that specializes in this treatment. er this winter has made chapped lips a problem — try to work quickly and get the application done mercials shown on prime time advertises and who can look glamorous when lips are rough all at once. What he suggests is "building up If you need to diet to get into a bikini, start some form of drug or chemical. Parental authority has been weakened and scaly? The way to ease chapping, Garcia lashes a coat of mascara at a time." It is impor- now with the excellent tips you'll find in the "Spa The parent, sitting down with a before- over the last decades, and many forces said, is simplicity itself: Apply petroleum jelly to tant, he said, to make each coat a light one, Secrets" bulletin. To obtain a copy of the bulletin, dinner drink in the evening, discovers be is worked at the weakening. Parents were lips, then use a baby brush to brush away scaly separating each lath as you go along. "Comb send 90 cents and a self-addressed, stamped en- not relaxing as be thought he was, be Is told to be pals to their kids and many skin. The bonus: Lips will look softer and seiier lashes in between each application to emphasiae velope to me, Emily Wilkens, care of this news- pattern-setting for his child, legitimatizing carried that idea when you remove the petroleum jelly. paper. the natural look. Remember that lashes grow the child's use of mood-altering sub- out the window. Parents used to be the UP LURE: There is more to painting a pretty individually - not in dumps." Have a beauty question that needs an answer? stances. ones who helped kids with their homework, lip line than applying lipstick, according to Gar- Write te Emily Wilkens care of this newspaper. Should he lead a monk's life of remember? It used to be a kind of three- cia. He believes lips need preparation. First, JUST FOR YOU She can't reply to your letter personally but will way partnership between the child, the smooth a light coasting of foundation over lips, Dear Emily: I'm U and my problem is greasy answer questions of general interest in her col- abstinence so as not to warp his child's personality? parent and the school. Not so much any- then dust on face powder. Next, outline lips with hair that has I* be washed every day. I've umn. more. ^— REACTION TO PRESSURES The trouble is, as Dr. Benjamin Spock points out in "Raising Children In a Dif- YOUR HEALTH The reaction to all of these pressures is ficult Time: A Philosophy of Parental to throw up one's hands and say, what's a Leadership and High Ideals," parents are parent to do? almost urged to abdicate their authority, If the parent loses perspective on pa- and with it their responsibility. renting, if he feels the schools and the FIGHT THE PROBLEM Many causes for swollen feet churches have failed him, he is in grave The real threat that drug abuse poses in young lives today may well reverse that trend. Many parents are becoming more assertive, and here and there in America By LESTER L. COLEMAN, and varicose veins — espe- you will recognize the need to another person. and venereal virus diseases. they are forming groups, neighborhood M.D. cially in people who stand on for a thorough medical ex- One of the saddest aspects It is imperative that groups, to fight the problem where it is. When I gel up ia the more- their feet all day — can pro- amination in order to pinpoint of modem civilization is the health educators step up their The fact that marijuana and alcohol have ing, my feet are not swollen. duce such swelling. the exact cause of the swell- increase in frequency of ve- campaigns in order to break entered the junior high school, the life the As the day progresses, nay Women in their pre- ing. It is very likely that your nereal disease. It is said that the geometric progression of the 11 and 12 year old, is just too much for •eel become more and more menstrual phase sometimes problem is not a serious one. venereal disease now exists these diseases. SPEAKING many to take. swollen. At night I can almost develop temporary ac- Nevertheless, you would be in epidemic form. Young peo- OF YOUR HEALTH... Good Still the parent's greatest strength is •ash my flag" a half lack, cumulation and retention of doing yourself a great in- ple — Improperly trained and health is a very special and a common sense, and the confidence of being silo my feet. This worries me fluid in their body tissues. justice if you did not check sexually liberated — are con- prised possession. It must a rational, functioning adult. That can be- cve» thoagh my doctor tells These conditions are relative- out the cause for the swelling stantly being exposed to the never casually be taken for come a child's greatest strength too. But fee I have nothing to he con- ly easy to control. with your doctor. havoc of syphilis, gonorrhea, granted. common sense needs nurturing . And the cerned about - Mrs. W.R., There are more com- Oar lS-year-aid teen-ager's greatest need is self-con- Texas. plicated reasons for per- fidence, at a time when there are so many bear Mrs. R.: sistent swelling of the legs cannot be caued by kitting I County GOP women forces working against it. * "Pitting edema," or and feet. I do not mean to The experts agree on one thing. A clear swelling of the legs and feet, frighten you by telling you am tare that she U wreag. We noat want to bather oar set of rules that emanates from the home is fan be caused by a variety of and my other readers that the greatest stanchion a child can have. It conditions. Some are simple, chronic heart disease, kidney l^TmZ set annual meeting -Mrs.S.F.C.La. is one of toe things that helps a kid say no. others are more complicated. disease, some lung condi- WEST LONG BRANCH - lis, Fair Haven, second vice But those rules will be challenged, and Dear Mrs C: * Each case should be tions, and severe liver dis- The annual luncheon meeting president; Mrs. Joel, record- parents need a clear line of communication carefully and individually orders may also cause swell- Minor problem? Not to of the Monmouth County Fed- ing secretary; Mrs. Robert with their offspring to meet those studied to determine the ex- ing. anybody who has ever un- eration of Republican Women Ervin, Tinton Falls, cor- challenges. act cause. Marked obesity I mention this only so that fortunately acquired syphilis will take place Thursday at responding secretary, and Next: Behind the closed door. by kissing. noon In Squires Pub, Mon- Mrs. William Sumick, Haslet, Let me immediately tell mouth Road. Mrs. Kenneth assistant treasurer. you that venereal disease, es- Joel, 18B Pelican Road, Mid- Antiques show pecially syphilis, can be con- dletown, is in charge of reser- Directors to be elected are tracted by kissing a person vations. M. Claire French and Susan who is in an active phase of Election of officers will Flint, Wall Township; Sue this disease. A small sore, an lake place. The slate, pres- Leveson, Marlboro; Honoria set by society open wound, or chancre, can ented at the January meet- Conley, Keansburg, Lynn As- and does occur on the lips of ing, includes Mrs. Louis solina, Middletown; Rose- HOLMDEL - The wooden ware, lamps, etc. A those who are actively In- Scaduto, Middletown, presi- marie Miller, Ocean; Peg Holmdel Historical Society unique collection of antique, fected. The germ that causes dent; Mrs. Jamas Abernethy, Bennett, UtUe Silver; Gloria will stage its seventh Annual embroidered foot stools will Freehold Township, first vice Boyle, Freehold, and Weidel RED BANK ONLY Antiques Show Saturday, syphilis is present in the open be on display in addition to president; Mrs. William El- Palaia, Ocean. March 21, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 early primitives and a Vic- wound and can be passed on p.m. Approximately 30 torian loveseaL dealers from the tri-sUte Available for purchase at area will display their collec- the Antiques Show will be the Decorate like a professional... and SAVEI tions at the Holmdel High Society's latest addition to School Commons, Crawfords the Collectors Series of Com- Comer Road. memorative Bottles. The new The show will feature a bottle, which is a deep cobalt collection of glass, china, pot- Hue, features the two-story tery, ante art, early pewter, colonial Crawford House, furniture, stain glass, tin, circa 1700-1723

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Dear Readers: Re- tare, Ann. "Go-Go" was not did you gel so far off the snorts. The poor woman Is member the letter from the demonstrating bow much be beam la your aaswer to "Go- nothing more than a sex ob- Dear On. WIU you settle; rome woman whose husband was loves bis wife. He was reveal- Go Machine"? The man is ynd ject. That clod she's married for a two-week vacation hi constantly after her for sex? ing himself as a desperately sick. Too bad you didn't rec- to hasn't one oaace of sensi- California? Bye, now. Well, I'll never forget It. I insecure man who aeeds con- ognlie Us pathological be- tivity. This meaas be is a By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS certain authority and ex- they make me so proud. More stant reassurance. Picture Ana Landers discusses haven't read such angry mail havior. The woman was look- rotten lover. She loses either teea-age driaklag — Its Dear Dr. Brothers: My It- perience that's lacking in Important, I guess, is that not being able to read, write, ing to you for help. Instead, year-old brother hai always high school boys. since the first edition of a way. myths, its realities. Lean they make themselves proud. metropolitan newspaper left watch TV or get a eight's you gave HIM enough am- been attracted only to women I realise I'm going to get They think they are going to sleep without feeling a hand From Loag Island: I the facts by reading "Boose out an ingredient in the lemon munition to last another 4* always suspected you were a and You - For Teen-Agers who are really very, very myself into hot water when I be something big. I think so, someplace. Yon call that years. young girls. He', going with a pie recipe. Here are some man. Your aaswer to "Go- Only," by Ann Landers. Scad say this, but to me, this de- toe. Aad so does their teach- samples of the blasts I've love? I call it harassment. 15 year-old and before Ibis, sire for very young girls by a er. And I think what they are From Denver: I sympa- Go Machine" proved It. You S* cents aad a loag, self-ad- been getting from all direc- And YOU told her to count thlie with Madame (io-Go. he wai engaged to a 18-year- 35-year-old man indicates right now is mostly because her blessings. blew your rover, Mister. Why dressed, stamped envelope to old. I've tried to introduce tions. Her husband sounds like a don't you pat la for early re- Ann Landers. P.O. Box 111*6, that he is emotionally ar- they really got a head start From Topeka, Kaas.: How him to women nearer hit own rested. He's failed to develop with Head Start. It didn't From Boston: Your ad- nitwit whose brains are ia Us tirement? - On To You Chicago, Illinois mil. age, bat he always walks confidence and he needs help. make any difference that I vice to "Go-Go Machine" away from any relationship, Dear Dr. Brothers: About had to work cleaning houses was worse than nothing. She or even friendship. I don't un- two years ago, somebody said and mopping other people's has three choices: (1) Suffer derstand what makes men in the papers that the Head floors. My children were la silence and grow to hate tick, I guess, bat this seems a Start program didn't pay off, learning even though they him. (2) Leave. (3) Become Ml strange to me. My brother that is was basically no good. were very little. I feel strong involved in outside activities Is good-looking and many of Well, I know this wasn't true about this aad I know I have where her personhood is ap- my older women friends find preciated - and use him for TtUtibe /t Z>*te because I just happen to have I King proof that this program him very attractive. What do two children in that program. works. — C.W. one thing only, as be uses her. yon think tab indicates? I'm From Northern Virginia: I A paid directory of coming events for non-profit MARCH 26 I saw my own brothers and Dear C.W.: Thank you for organisations. Rales tJ.oo for three lines for one day, worried because he's never sisters aad their children and simply could not believe your Long Branch Presbyterian Church, Cedar ft Hoey your letter. Everything you 11.00 each additional line; $4.00 for two days, $1.25 each Aves., Greater Long Branch Spring Auction, B.C. married, and if he doesn't, I how they do at school aad said has been confirmed by a •Count your blessings and have a feeling that at age SO, kwitcherbeefla" aaswer to additional line; |6.00 for three to five days, $1.50 each Coats, auctioneer. Preview 9:30 A.M. Auction 10:30 none of them had Head Start. report from the Carnegie additional line; $7,09 Tor 10 days, $200each additional A.M. Goods ft services available for bid. hell stUI be single and chas- My family Isn't dumb, bat we Corporation, which found "Go-Go Machine," whose ing after teen-agers. — T.T. husband was forever trying to line. Deadline von two days before publication. Call bad a terrible time. Right that children who had taken The Daily Register, 542-4000, ask for the Date Secre- now, I have two brothers In a get her into bed. Voa told her MARCH 2* Dear T.T.: The very young part in preschool programs to be glad she was tary. The Shrewsbury Chorale will presetnt the Mozart girl is a strong ego builder for state prison. They are costing turned out to be superior stu- MONDAY -WEDNESDAY FRIDAY the government a lot of mon- "wanted." Wake up! He Requiem. St. George's By The River, Lincoln Ave., a man who's Insecure. He dents, better motivated and doesn't want HER, he wants CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to Rumson, 4 P.M. Paul O. Grammer, conducting. Dona- may be sexually insecure and ey aad they are costing my more law-abiding than com- assist senior citizens in filing various forms, tax, social tion. family a lot of pain. Nobody only her body. What an in- fed that an older woman will parable children who bad not sult! security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of be more demanding, or will is gaining anything. I know participated in such pro- charge. Call 281-0485, Mon , Wed., Frl., » A.M. to 11 APRIL I reject him because of some that if they had begun their grams. I don't know why this From Warich, N.J.: Al though I would appreciate a noon, Fish Dinner, Shrewsbury Township Recreation sexual inadequacies, or he life different it would not should be surprising. Early Center, Crawford St., Shrewsbury Township, N.J., 4:30 may be threatened by a wom- have been this way. My two care and education does pay little more sexual interest SATURDAYS-WEDNESDAYS-FRIDAYS from my husband, 1 felt aw- St. Agnes Thrift Shop, Avenue D, Atlantic High- P.M. to 8 P.M. Children ft senior citissns $2 50 Adults an who is more educated and babies are now in school aad off In many ways. $4.00. Door prizes. intellectually more mature. fully sorry for that woman. lands, now open Sat., 12-2, also Wed. & Fri. 10-1U sales rooms. Costume room. The media have suffocated as APRIL 4 After all, to a 15- or 16- with the idea that sexual con- NOW UNTO. FURTHER NOTICE year-old girl, a man your St. Joseph School PTA will sponsor a Spring Flea tact la any form Is love. What St. Gerard Guilds of America appeal for aid for Market ft Craft Show on Apr. 4,10 A.M. to 4 P.M. In the brother's age must appear to rubbish! Your insensilivity Italian earthquake victims. Make check payable to Rev. be a very powerful, suc- Memos school auditorium. Tables $12.50. For reservations floored me. Nicola Ferrante, Jersey Shore Bank, 5S6 Ocean Ave., please call 5*6-1422, or 613-417*. cessful person. He's bound to Long Branch, N J c/o Bob King. have many possessions that a From Rochester, N.Y.: I boy their own age wouldn't be freshments will be served. was shocked by year sexist Jan Peerce In Concert, with comedian Van Harris, Hadassah dinner view that a woman should be MARCH II, 17, II apt to have. He also has a The public is invited to learn Try-outs for Monmouth Players, "No Sex Please, 8:30 P.M., Red Bank Regional High School auditorium, OCEAN - The Life Mem- more about Deborah, which thankful her husband bounds We're British", 7 men, 4 women, ages 20 to 60, Navesink Ridge Rd., Uttle Silver. Sponsored by Congregation bership dinner of Ocean provides medical and sur- her for sex. Yon were ia ef- Library, Monmouth Ave., 8 P.M. For information call B'nal Israel, Rumson. Tickets: Orchestra$10; Balcony, Township Hadassah will take gical treatment to patients fect, telling her (aad ALL 671-1235. $7.60. Information ft tickets, call 642-1100. place tomorrow at S p.m. in with heart and lung disease women) to be grateful for Cooking being raped, because it's bet- MAR. IS, tt. M.Apr. 5 the home of Liz Mayer, Way- without restriction as to race, "Focus On The Family" a film series by Dr. James New York City Opera "Madame Butterfly" 6 P.M. side. Dinner is being pre- religion, national origin or ter than getting no sex at all. performance Leave Red Bank at 4 PM, Hazlet at 4 30 From Barrlagton Hills. C. Dobson will be shown in the New Monmouth Baptist programs pared by Hadassah members. ability to pay for care. Church, Cherry Tree Farm ft New Monmouth Rds., P.M. Cost: $32.00 Including orchestra seats ft bus. Ill : I'm a male chauvinist 739-3*61. pig aad proud of it! I laved New Monmouth, beginning Feb. 22, 7 P.M. The series will continue for seven consecutive Sun. evenings. start today English saints your aaswer to "Go-Go Ma- MCCLD Is sponsoring an Easter Egg ft Bunny Compassionate chine." It's about time you Babysitting will be provided. Dr. Dobson is Associate MARLBORO - "Cooking RED BANK - The Wom- Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at University of South- Decorating contest for children 4-13, on Apr. 4,1981 In an's Guild of Trinity recogaixed the fact that wom- Red Bank Mini MaU, 12-3 P.M. Prizes will be awarded Up a Storm" is the title of a Friends meet en were pat en this earth to ern California School of Medicine ft Is on the attending three-part free series, which Epsicopal Church will meet staff of Children's Hospital of Los Angeles. each age group. tomorrow at 1 p.m. In the HOLMDEL - "Family satisfy the male sexual ap- begins today at 7:30 p.m. at MARCH If APRIL I the Monmouth County Li- parish house, White Street. and Friends: How Can They petite. How come It took yon The Rev. Canon Harry Hart Help?" will be the topic of so long to get smart? Highland* Fire Auxiliary will have a St. Patrick's Harry Chapin benefit concert for World Hunger brary's Marlboro Branch, 1 Day Grocery Bingo, Mon., Mar. 16 at Fire House, 8 Library Court will speak about English Compassionate Friends of From Westcbaater, N.Y.: Year, sponsored by N.J. JAYCEES, Princeton Univer- saints Tea wiU be served by Monmouth County at Its How could you have been so P.M. Door prises, refreshment! Donation: $1.50. sity, Jadwin Gym, 7:30 P.M. Tickets $12, $10, $8 Call Tonight's session features MARCH 17 6714103 or 7*74792. Bill Kessler, of Kessler a committee beaded by Mrs. meeting Tuesday at I p.m. cruel to the reader whose Michael Potter. here at St. Benedict's Roman sex-maniac husband couMa't St. Patrick's Day dinner, *>7:» P.M. at the Catering and Comestibles, Salvation Army, 10 Riverside AM., Red Bank. Tickets: Elberon, demonstrating Chi- Catholic Church, Basement, pass her in the hall without _ Middletown Jaycaas will hold their 19th Vacation 16S Bethany Road. A self-help grabbing a boob or a boa? I Adults $250, children under It, $1». Tickets available nese cooking. Fran Weiss will Deborah meets at office. Auction Sun., Apr. 6, 1 P.M., Cervinos Cobblestone, demonstrate the fine points group offering friendship and was married to the same kind Middletown. Vacation sites to be auctioned off range of microwave cooking on RED BANK - Red Bank understanding and educa- of nut, aad he nearly drove MARCH II from Canada to the Carribean. .Some of the finest March 26, and the series will Chapter of Deborah Heart tional programs, it is open to me to saiclde with Us de- Red Bank Christian Women's Club invites you to an resorts have donated accommodations. This year's conclude March SI with and Lung Center, Browns parents who have ex- mands. This Isn't love — it's International Fashion Brunch at Buck Smith's, 10-11 vacation lists over 100. Call 6714103 for Information, or Mills, will meet tomorrow at perienced the death of a lechery. Noon. $3.50. Fran Self will speak. For reservations: $1 donation for advance list ft ticket. Write P.O. Box Claire Vetter giving hints on 12:30 p.m in Shrewsbury vegetarian cooking. child. From Charloltesville, 2644*76, 741-7977 or 671-MM. 184, Middletown. N.J 07748 Firebouse, Broad Street. Re- Va.: Yea didn't get the pie- "HOW TO PROTECT YOUR CHILDREN FROM STRANGERS" Is the theme for Bait Keansburg PTA's Southern Jersey Region Women's American ORT Mar. meeting. Guests will be Detectives Monahan ft 2nd Annual 10,000 meter race ft one mile run through Deickmann from Mlddletown Township Police Dept. A Freehold, starting 12 Noon at Freehold Raceway Park- film will be shown followed by question* answer time. ing Lot. Pre-registraUon by mail. $4.00 Includes T-shirt. All are Invited to attend, It will be at 6 P.M. In the All $5 00 day of race. Trophies -refreshments For Informa- You don't Pmpotc Room. tion call 431-1446 MARCH It QUEST - Weekly forum for single, divorced ft APRILS widowed adults. Discussion, refreshments, dancing, St. Mark's Church, Keansburg, is holding its 3rd Unitarian Church, 1475 W. Front St.. Uncroft, 7:46 P.M. Annual Easter Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, have to be Irish! Admission limited to first 200 people. Donation: P.M. Palmer Ave., E. Keansburg. Featured will be a giant 3' MARCH II 27 Ib. chocolate bunny, fruit baskets, hams, stuffwl The Holmdel Historical Society will sponsor its 7th bunnies ft much, much more. Doors open 7 P.M. For annual Antiques Show ft Sale on Sat, Mar. 21, from9:30 information ft tickets call 767-46M. Come to our free A.M. to 4 P.M. at the Holmdel High School location Crawfords Corner Rd. Lunch will be available for APRILS St Patricks Day Party purchase the Garden Tea Room. Admission: $1.50. For Chinese Auction sponsored by Vietnam Gold Star infonnaUon call 948-3338 or 94MS28. Parents Thurs., Apr. 9, 7:30 P.M. at Buck Smiths, Corned Beef ft Cabbage Dinner, 5-7 P.M sponsored Palmar Am., E. Keansburg. Refreshments. Donation: You'don't even have to be a mem- by the Women's Guild at Bayshore Community Church, $2 50 per person. No tickets sold at door. For tickets call ber! It's going to be a whole day of fun, IK Ocean Ave., East Keansburg. Donation: Adults 7414016. refreshments, entertainment and $4.25, children $1.00 prizes. A free and easy way for you Sneaker Sale, Converse, Pro-Keds ft many other APRIL 14 TO 18 popular brands at discount prices, all sixes, 10 A.M. to 4 Mini Cruise to Bermuda, limited cabins, sponsored and yojUHhends to meet our instruc- P.M. Sponsored by Bayshore Recreation Center, Port by Highlands Recreation Group, contact Kay, 291-1663 tors and members. Monmouth Rd. ft Bray Ave., E. Keansburg. after 6 P.M. We'll give you a free figure consul- Fun ft Games - Gala Fun Night, sponsored by tation and show you how Elaine Fainiew First Aid Squad at Middletown #1 Firehouse, APRIL 11 Rt. 35. 8 P.M. -1 A.M. Refreshments. Donation: $5.00 Trip to Ringling Bros. Barnum ft Bailey Circus, Powers can help you lose pounds and per person. Madison Square Garden. 10:30 A.M. showing, excellent inches. And you'll make your friends seating ft round-trip bus fare for only $8.00 a child, $9.00 "green" with envy! COLT8 NECK HISTORICAL SOCIETY 16TH AN- adult. For reservations call Red Bank Parks ft Recrea- NUAL ANTIQUE SHOW ft SALE. Sat., Mar. 21, 9:30 tion Dept, 747-1900 So come to Elaine Powers' free A.M. to 4 P.M at Cedar Drive School, Cedar Drive, party Just for the fun of it. Join during Colts Neck. 46 dealers will exhibit ft sell. Snack Bar. party week and save. And if you're a For information Loulae Whitney, 462-1378 eves. Ad- APRIL 24 mission $1.26. Circus, Madison Square Garden, evening per- current or forjner member, resign formance, adults $16.60, children $13.60, bus leaves now at special St. Patrick's Day sav- MARCHB Middletown ft Haslet. Sponsored by Mid-Atlantic As- ings, too. Eugene Fodor, World Renowned Violinist, guest sociation. 787-4921 or 5S6-J812. artist with the New Jersey State Orchestra, Murray Glass, music director. Program: A Fodor Festival: APRIL 2* Now thru Party Day! Paganim Concerto No. 1 In E Flat; Paganinl Concerto Joe Finn Night, sponsored by St. Mary's PTA, New No. 2 in B Minor Carnival Overture-Dvorak; Judges of Monmouth, 8:30 P.M. Beverages, snacks, singing ft the Secret Court, Berlins. Sun., Mar. 22, 3 P.M. Para- dancing $7 50 per person. 4(6-1496,7*7-2469,767-7621. mount Theatre, Asbury Park, N.J. Donation: 16.00, Save V3 half-price for senior citisens ft students. Advance tickets available at the Convention Hall office, or by complete 4-month program mail. N.J. State Orchestra, P.O. Box 427. Neptune, N.J. APRIL M Good al all participating salons 07763. For further information, call 96*4400. St. Benedict PTA. Holmdel, will sponsor a Flea Market In the school cafeteria from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Space rental 67.50, Ubles provided. For information ft MARCHM reservation call 583-9543, or 264-710*. Elaine Piwers Mid-Atlantic Association will have a bus trip to Figure Salons N.Y.C. to two hit shows. "A Chorus Line", $37.00. JUNE8TO12 "Mornings At 7" $24.00, fee Includes front menanine Bus Trip to Nordic Lodge, Vermont, sponsored by Lose weight among friends. seats, bus trip ft food. Evening performance. 787-4921 or United Methodist Senior Citisens, $190 for 4 days ft 6 316-3112. nights. For more Information call 767465*. t MARCH K, 17,21,1* Of] Call now far your free salon visit. Snore Players of Shore Regional High School will JULY 1* TO 24 present "MAME", Mar. 26 at 7:30 P.M., Mar. 27, 28, Italy Trip sponsored by the Haxlet-Italian-Ameri- 544-1773 8:30 P.M., Mar. Mat 7 P.M., High School ft Rt.J6, West can Auxiliary 15 days, includes airfare, hotels, meals, Long Branch. AH seats $4.50. for tickets: 222-9300 or tours ft extras. $16*6. Call 483-8411 SHREWSBURY AVE. & HIGHWAY 35 222-74*1 SHREWSBURY, N.J. 16 Hie Ltoily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1981 Classified Advertising Toll Fr.«: MkJdfetown arm., €714300; Matawan ar«a, 566-8100. 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE ON THE ACTION LINE, M2-17W.

CLASSIFICATIONS 9 Construction Equipment 54. Situations Wanted Female TO.MMCMMHNH 79. Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent RIAL MTATI KM *ALC 136. Moon* Home* 1 AUTOMOTlVt 10. Wanted Automotive 55 Situation* Wanted Mai* 71 Merchandise For Sal* 80. Bicycles/Mlnl Bikes 103 Rentals To Share 130. Open Houses 139. Cemetery Lot) 210 Lost And Found 2. Auto* For Sal* 20. MMINCM DIM-TORY 56. Situations Wanted Male/Female 72. Garage/Yard Sale* 61. Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140. flaal Estate Wanted 211 Special NoDoes j. Trucks and Trailers 21 Business Service 57. Child Care/Nursety School* 73 Machinery For Sale 62. Swimming pools 105 Summer Rental* 132. Apartments/Town Houses ISO RiCRtATWMAL 212. Travel • TrtnaporttDOn 4. Motorcycles 22 Arts*Crate - •0. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 63. CB'I, Electronics 106. Furnished Rooms 133. Income Property 162. Boat* And Accessories 213. Instruction 1 Auto Services/Putt M. _MM.0fVIMNT 61. Business Opportunity 75. Farm Equipment 64. Merchandise Wanted 107 Nursing Homes 134. Farm Property 153. Camping Equipment I Auto Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 76 Auction Sales 65. IntaNon Fighter* 106. Commercial Rentals 135. Commercial Property 154. Recreational vehicle* ' 1 Auto Insurance 52. Babysitting/Child Car* 63 Money to Loan 77 FWs And Livestock 100. RIAL ifTATI MNTALt 109 Buildlnga/Qarages 136. Industrial Property 8. Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64. Money Wanted 76. Aircraft 101. Apartments 110 WantedToRent 137. Lot* And Acreage

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1 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* Tiger 51 Help Wanted S1H*lpW«nt*d FORO MUSTANG II 1*74 — Air, MATURE RELIABLE WOMAN — CHEVY II 1**4-Asl*. PS/PB, auto . AM/FM radio. 41.500 RETIRED, NEED EXTRA IN I. Autos For Sal* work. Batt ortar. Altar a Wanted tq babysit In my Hailat 471 442s ml.. tlOIS. Cell 111 3044 COME — Moving 10 Monmouth County. Interviewing tor real ettete home, 4 days a week, II*. Must OIOROf WALL laletpeople. Infield training lor now furnish own transportation. 144 4107 AMC GREMLIN IBI — t-Cvl.. n* CHEVROLET IMPALA I17J — . alter I. doer hard toe STO. Pontlac L.M.m LINCOLN/MERCURY licenses. JEAN IRWIN REALTOR, an. Hum ukk. oood iM 5415 •v Ave.. et Svc Red Bank, N.J. V144K4M*. S4M711 Mr 1/v.aakanduf •en, ins. 774-7*00 Eat n. WORKING MOTHER — In Mld- Slireanburv 747 dletown, mods mature parson to CHEVY IMPALA 1*7] - 17.M0 orl REAL ESTATE SALfflJ AMC 1*77 > PASSENGER - ORAND PRIX SJ — IK. cond , hat look attar iw-year old tram *•!:». Matador Weaen. « M0 ml.. PS PS. elnal mileage New tires, brakes a ASSOCIATE — ERA will provide Own transportation and rgt. re vinyl root. WO. Must sell. 144-4117. evervthlne. air, bucket seats, one- national advertising, referrals, AM/FM. economical. 105 VI. 13000 trk sunroo). AM/FM cassette star quired. Person who con do llohl Of post *Hor 47I-07W. training a supervision. Cell for de- housework prelerrM Call 471 Mas CHEVY MALIBU 1*71 — ,. ee, trip meter, reclining passenger tails, ERA Maimed Realty, 471 S4S0. vinyl reot. small VI. auto . PS. good teat, hell vlnvt root, tilt steering, all day weekends and alter 1 on «UDi son ten — ei«c> W/MUO cond.. n«w exhaust a tune-up, oc * deleved wUMthleM wleers. 57O0O RECEPTIONIST ' " ivl. interior. 30.900 ml.. loaded. UNO. mpg . asking 545* Call 71*0414 Cell 7471*71. Medical office, part-time, lOhi 7*W7* «v»s. week, start 14 an hour. S3 Domestic Help BUICK LeSABRE 1»77 — Custom CREDIT PROBLIMS HOLSEY PONTIAC ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY No cash? II your, working, we can LMu. PS. PB. air. till »1MI. Illr RTE. It Ml 7*00 IATONTOWN 10 Thomas 747-14*4 I Shrewsbury window deloggor. AM FM stereo h*lp to e*l you tlnancad. No monev BABYSITTING — Room a board. tape, lac 10. v meet. Small V «, M 000 down. .Payments arranged to suit HONOA ACCORD 1171 - Red, 5 RECEPTIONIJT/CLERK — ExpLight housekeeping, cooking Must mllai, Ilka new. u*oo or Mil offer your neMS Many Naw and Quality teee*. atr, AM/FM stereo. Davt rtteUirtcl in tinsviMjfri*i0 Itw pnoti*! *>• love klas. 5/5 5100 717-4100. can* 717-7407. Used Cars to choosa from Call Mr. wi 7*1*. eves, a weesendt. *7l-*l*s. taking orders. Some clerical duties. Fredericks at Rassas Pontlac. Its Publishing llrm In Lone Branch HOUSEKEEPER — Live-In, help *UICK SKYLARK 1*71 — a-cvl Broad SI Red Bank 741S1M. HONDA WAGON 1*71 - AM/FM Write quail!Icelons to: P.O. Box 477, out with one child. Private roof r*». gas. auto air, great cond. cattttt*. standard, m. cond IntMe 2 Autos For Sale 4 Motorcycles SI Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted Lang Brench. N.J. 0774*. bath, color TV. E>p. a references. SetMO. MH»J3 attar J/waekanott. CUTLASS SUPREME l»" —and out. S4450 or belt oiler. Call Non-smoker. Salary to 1115 Will PS/PB/PW. air, tut wheel. «M/FM alter 5. 747-SSM. sponsor. 1114111. stereo, spoke wheels Asking I410O. LOW COST CYCLE INSURANCE — RN'S-LPN'S-NURSE'S AIDE BUICK »7» — Skvhawk. •»£ cond. IMPALA 1174 - Good cond . AC/PS, OLOS CUTLASS SUPREME 1174 — BRAZING/SOLDERING — Pre-MECHANIC/REFRIGERATION — IM/FI HOUSEKEEPER — Compenlon 717-0477 PS/PB/PW. air, AM/FM stereo, la. 11 monthDOIIcks Phone71*4)111 cision assemblies, model tabrl- on* owner, >nrv low ml.. * spaad auto., "0.0(0 ml. TurwtM drlvgn. or ttop In al 1150 Hwv. I], llailtt. 17 For assembly al refrigeration units All SMttt Available needed lor active lamllv. S and •tick IMII. till ttaarlng. PS 1 P*. OAISUN tin — Eic. cond.. low ml. deawrt wgtcem*. 431 1117 vinyl to*. *MC cond., 7i,ooo mi., catlon. Experience required. In- and fluid systems. Must have ex Medkal Personnel Pool grandmother, Tues Sat , 10-J. ref. p.m1.. (Intersectio(Intarsa n ol K Mart 1 Red teresting work, excellent conditions. AM. FM Merge with tape deck Call Asking uooo Call alter 4 p.m.. SMS0 Call 747-4411. . blnerl. perlence working wllh proper tuMng *e Monmeuth St. Red Bank required. 1179 a week. Call 7474001. 747-1100 batwaan •! p m. *avji«* 534-IIM KITSON CHEVROLET CO. Apply Electro Impulse Laboratory, and ability to work from blue prints. 411-5744 >v. 34 Eatontown OLOS REGENCY 1174 — Good 114 Chestnut Street, Red Bank, N.J WANTED — Woman to live In and al»r 4 p.m. or »1 Mm weskandi. cond., 40,000 ml, UOOO or best orler. Apply Electro Impulse Lageratgrv. DATSUN B 110 1474 - Auto, trans.. MI 1000 S Aulo S*rvlc*s/ An Eoual OpoportuMly Employer. 114 Chestnut St., Red lank. Equal RUBBER STAMP MANUFAC la care Mr chlWren of working moth CAPRICE IHe - 150 angina, air. t0«M0 mihtV Wffil fneHfltelllWQt flOOO TURER - Needs dependable herd or. Mutt have references Call LABRIOLA MOTORS CARPENTER — Temporary full- Opportunity Employer. AM/FM '«O'o PS/PB. totally re- cond. tn*S- 7W-T144. PARK CHEVROLET worker lor factory. Knowledge ol 7S74SS4. built OK. cond and mechanically •an Springs Rd. Red Bank Part* time position Minimum 1 mo. *m- DATSUN 1102 UTS — Immaculate Sal*sL*aslrwS*r«k* Parts Motel Room Cleaning machines helpful. SMchlhata Int.. sound. MIS. Stt-057] alter l 30 pm olovment. Preform all bask carpen- 517 Industrial Way West. Eaton WOMAN - Exo'd. dependable. Gen- cond. only Tats mi , sky blue. Rt. t*-775-IIII- NnHun* try duties. Mutt have al least 1 years Part-time, morning hours, steady LEMANS 1171 — VI. 150. naw CORVETTE MOTOR - 1*45, H7. town, N.J. Call Stl-THl. • eral house cleaning, Frl. only. Ref CADILLAC SEVILLE H77 — Silver AM FM radio. * spr*d. mag whaaN. exp. 54 31 per hour. Applicants may work, mult have car. For Interview •rences. Cell 441*14— 57.1*0 or Mst otter. 511 1331 trans . PS/PB. air. good tires. 5500 PLYMOUTH VOLARE STATION needs work, belt otter. Call Jack. w/grav Interior, loaded >7M0 Call WAGON 1*77 — Auto., air, PS/PB. M4-I1M. Sal. after 4 em a Sun. apply In tha office ol Personnel Ser- call 442 1437 SALES HELP WANTED — Evg- 4411031 eves, or weekends. vices, Wilson Hall. TeMin s DATSUN 1100 DELUXE 1*71 — 1- rear defrost, tnow tires, muchmore, NATIONAL COSMETIC FIRM - nlngs a Saturdev4. Good com 54 Situations Wanted door. 4 send. to.000 ml , new tirts. LINCOLN 1*74 — (K, cond.. hill 17.000 mi. Asking Ul« sta-SUO. Seeks Individual to leech skin care missions Call 7*7-7*0* CADILLAC teu — Loaded ac power. 53100 Cell 741 ills, alter 5 FOR SALE — 4 chroma stoned dlt- MONMOUTH COLLEGE Famal* cegsorles and good running cond aihausl I paint, gets 30 moo around PLYMOUTH DUSTER 117! —nmags 1 L40-14" on deep dish and 1 4 makeup artistry. Free training, no SALES USD Call 71*4145. town 51700 or bast otter, m-0434 p.m. An Eoual Opportunity Employer Investment. For Information call PS/PB, air, SUN ml. good tend.. oTo-U" on 7" rims all tor HIS Ttt-IMO. Part-time. Cell tor an appointment. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1*71 — lite*. Can ui 43» ask lor scott includes caps and lugs. Must Mil. CHILDREN'S LIBRARIAN — Full- 5S1 CHILCILDD CARE — For Infants and CAOOY lf7S — 4S.0OO ml. AC, PB. DESOTO 1*IS — 44oor. eg. rso-1774 tyl . 740. rUpondetilo. MS*. LOOKING — For e 1*44 Fofd — For full-time general service posl- I 14.00/hr. 4 up. Hours available, Frl. exp. Call Director at Aberdeen- CHILD CARE — LIlKrort. Former DODGE DART 1173 - New MALIBU CLASSIC 1*74 - 47H4J4 Mustang body or front and. Call Matewan Public Library. 5S3 1100. ( 4:00 - •» p.m. and Sat •:» a. - CADILLAC ien elr. PS/PB. rear defggger. Alter I 717-7111. 1:0O p.m. Call Chris at 5414 0x117 nursery teacher. All Met, year- runs good. In seed shape. tlX PONTIAC 1*71 GRANDVILLE - » Maple Ave., Red Bank. round. Cell Bonnie, so 4*47 Good tires and goad running cond. 747415*. o.m . 73*-H35 COOK — Full lima, davt or nights. Between 4:1* - 100 p.m. tma\i ToUl electrtt. new tires, no*** en- OOKING — For Vote motor to Exp. only. Apply In person el theOpportunity Employer M/F. MAZDA 1*74 ROTARY WAGON gine work Batt after 741 4011 buy. SjU'Slir. S411S04. ask for SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS — Needed. DEPENDABLE WOMAN - To do DODGE CHAROER SE 1*77 — Pour House. 440 Shrewsbury Ave.. houtecleanlng. Any dev. Own wans CARS GALORE! Wnit* « burgundy Interior, hilly 11700 Osar*»T Tlnton Fells. No phone cells. N.J. School Bus Driven License Cell 7i; 7441 alter I pm. PONTIAC VENTURA 1(71 — 4-cyl.. required. Shore Regional High portation. Call after I p.m.. 717-OM*. Over 35 so choose from (many small equipped, new tires, exc. cond. PS. auto., 5U.OS0 ml., 5700 Cell NURSE RN M/W snoo. Alter s p.m. 747-eeo*: COCKTAIL PERSON - Exp. only. School, Monmoutti Park Hlehwav, carsl. ranging from U00 10 UO00 MERCURY ZEPHE*. WAGON 1*7* 71I17OJ Auto R*nl/L*»s* DIVORCED, NEWLY Com* see and tavet kppjy In person toto:: The Sheraton West Lens (ranch, N.J. Call SEPARATED? - Man and women DODGE CHARGER SE 1177 - — Cream w/lUdli Interior. IMS* Iinn. Hwv 15, Hailet 101 111-1300. Ext II. An Equal Op- KINGSLY AUTO PS/PB. AC. 51300 or batt offer, or , air. 54350 71*4)17* evgt. PONTIAC LEMANS 1*74 — 1 door. II you're Interested In providing ax, portunity Empiovsr. In transition. Confidential read- light blua. whit* hardtop, reason- J E NT A VAN — Law. lew rats*. Call COOK — With food service super Calient nursing care and working In justment countolln* In • warm, sup- S42-MO0 will consider trade far van/pick-up, MERCURY ZEPHCR 1*7* — Z7 plus cash. 7S7-771I able. 747-1111 days After 4 p.m.. Marty, TOM'S FORD. Hwv. 11. Key vltory cortlllcale, for small nursing pleasant surroundings, we have lust SERVICE STATION portive atmosphere. Moderate lee Sport Coup*, air. 11.000 ml AM/FM home. Mutt have experience a prop- what you're looking lor on our day Gas pumper wanted. Re* Bank Bv appointment, 747-7741. call eller CASH FOR JUNK cettette, 53SS0 TS»OITI eves 2 p.m. CARS. 1 TRUCKS DODGE MONACO WAGON 1*4* - er qualifications Apply In parson shift, full time. Apply In person, I district, m-4441 Must see a, drive, lowing peckaee PONTIAC FIREtIRO 1*7* — V-4. only. Garden Slate Manor Nursing Call Bill 4*54411 MG* 1*77 — Goad cond.. lJ.OOO ml.. auto., air. PS, PB. a»c con*., I500S Auto Insiiranc* 1C-1I a.m. a 1:1* to 1:30 p.m. at , - EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER — included. Asking S4K. Call altar 4 AM/FM radio, (-track. Horns, is Van Brackle Rd., Holmdel Holmdel Convalescent Center, IM I ••£55'*™" Type from dlc- p.m. 4711071. 7*t4a7t. | tephone. III*. Apply Electro Impulse Available In my East Keansoure CHIVCI Y MALIBBU CLASSICLSS C 1171 - Call 747 an Hwv &At HolMOOlf N.J- home Mon. to Frl Reasonable >n»> > L kalekl * sedatte InteriorItIn i . 1400 COOK — Experienced only Apply In Lab, til Chestnut St., Red Bank, DODGE VAN 1171 - SUM 4 re- PONTIAC VENTURA COUP! 11)4 PHOENIX BROKERAGE rates. 4151771 ml. air. S4*M. refroin evet. MGB 1170 - 5-spaad. elr cond., PS/PB. usoo Famous for low-cost euto 1 cycle person: Lens John's Ltd.. 14 Bosch NURSE'S AIDES M/F — On cell, all N.J. An equal opportunity employer. placed. Good mll«*ot. rubber, me- 11,500 ml., blue, oood cond. Call Blvd., Highlands shifts Applications being accepted, CHEVY VEGA WAGON 1174 E«c chanical, window van. Bast otter. Call 7*7-1111. Insurance. Now giving frgt quotas Emory Manor Nursing Home, Hwv. EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER tnurn ask lor Bruce. bv phone. Compere. COSMETIC CONSULTANT — Ne I SECRETARY — lap. bookkeeper, R4osonabla. Call Mrs. Jonas transportation, coed an eat, 4-cvl.. Cell alter 7 p.m.. UfOM RITTENHOUSE 14, Matawan. office manager. Position In tocel MONMOUTH MOTORS Rt. M. Kavoort, 7*4 3OS7 llonel cosmetic llrm It seeking Indi 143-4171 54*S S7»-ei41. PORO-THUNDSRBIRD CLASSIC LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. Brae* St., Shrewsbury. 544 1401 vlduals to teach skin care 4 makeup , area. Send resume ta: B.E.C.. P.O. 51 Hwv. 33. T eat Hwv. » TTS-IK* Oceen Twp. eon 144. Barneoat Light. N.j. 00004 GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER — Re- CHEVY BLAZER 1*77 — 345 cu. in 1*44 - Engine cemptetelv rebuilt. Toll-free: 400 4*1 »4S -UI S pm application. No investment Free NURSING SERVICE i M114I4 ll4 ** a PS. AM/FM. t-freck tkere*. 4-whee< I New transmission, new burgundy ROVER — MO. Triumph, Jaguar training, part-time work, exc. com- I ADMINISTRATOR 1I#OM pvso. «m». cuuemlnd dash end steering paint, PS/PB. ella4*c!rk windows MONTE CARLO 1170-107.. _. RAOUSA INSURANCE AGENCY - mission, rapid management op- ' SECRETARY TIT Motors, It* Woadbrldg* Ave., LOW cast elite Insurance Phone have ret. 4*5142*. Mint cond. Prked to sail Cell alter and teats. Mack bucket teat In 5500 firm. Call Jack, 144 1104. Sat. Hlehland Perk. 1711577 will be held j PERSONAL S EC R E - f: 30 p m. MI 1IS5 terlor. Prkad to tall, bast eflgr. Call after 4 p.m. s Sun. between 11 73MII1 or step In for free quote, Wealed at Intersection ol K Mart 4 one day only. Call for appointment, j registered nurse M/F wllh previous TARY/BOOKKEEPER - Compo- I BMII between 4-W p.m.. 747-M15. SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC 1*1-1771. between 1* a.m. 4 • p.m. administrative or supervisory el- ,E EMPLOYMENT AGENCY lion. 1-1 days week. SO 4711 1 CHEVETTE 1*1* MUSTANG i*u — at* auto., body Newman Springs M., Red lank Red Oak Diner. Hailet. N.J. ACI (Ml ~l altar 4 FORO TORINO WAGON 1*71 - ALOE CHARM INC. perlence. Primary duties Involve In 10 Thomas 74714*4 Shrewsbury MSoar. eu cond S~5* and *ngln* In good cond. Best ottar I !ervl«wlno a selection of nursing 7*7 7114 E>c. running cond . PB/PS. air. etc. 741-45*0. DENTAL. ASSISTANT - Mid- tea. Call 471 lim attar 4 o.m. SCHWARTZ — ChrvetK-Ptrn It Want*d Automotive ~~ m cOfTsfnunitv r-JAMofii SECRETARY $7 DayCar*/Nur»*rv MUSTANG 1*40 FASTBACK — di.to.n lull lime Denial be<> i*a)arlin C4JTB1 svTiilreU- Good steno and typing skills, local CHEVELLE MALIBU 1*71 — ». 141 W. Front Schoel PS/PB. air. AM/FM star**. 45SO FORD 1*45 Baautllul Inside and out. Eke. for St.. Red Bank. 747417*7. area, tssns. Call Debbie. 7411SSI. Invettment In driving or showing ._ EMPLOYMENT AOSNCY Call tta-lMI For oatills Call 747 t*». STEIN CADILLAC i Shrewtturt, N.J. 0770185,. tL !current nursing experience within a » ACThomaE r s 74714*4 HEVROLET IMPALA 1175 - Sta- tVWIt I HAPPY HOURS SCHOOL — Rt. 14. ASBURY AVE.. AS*URY PARK pickup 5*1-144* or 717 1511 DENTAL TECHNICIAN - Exp as- facility. Attractive ion weeon, i passenger. PS/PB, FORO FAIRLANE 500 1*44 — Good, OLDS CUTLASS 1*71 - Ex. cond., 775-7JOO benefit progrart iT I SECRETARY OPFIC* Matewan. Open House, Sal.. March- M FM. air. 42.001 ml, II.J*S. "I. sistant wanted In crown, bridge 4 ' 10-11:1* a.m. For Information porcelain deportment. Mutt be fa urn* to: Box K Call after S p.m.. Salt** STRAUB BUICK OPEL I itter. Shrewsbui NINE ACRES of New and Used Cart miller with basics. 747-17*5. N.J. a a ... . aa_ _at • . • • .1 __,—__„ kv_ —^41 distribution maps, and collect 4 viDuiOvsiiip TO* win Known orino. A DAILY GUIDE JUNK CARS WANTED TYPIST Established customers. Inventory, 41 L*w*r Main St., Matawan. Simon's 741-107* r4ed 4 Interpret engineering plani 4 i Jj__!'|_ i,. Type I* worn, exc. opportunity, start llaturet 4 territory. III,***. OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS M4-n*t. TOP DOLLAR oe a high school gred. March t*. No Phone calls accepted 1141 411-410*. Toss Carole Realty ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TOYOTA 1*71 — Twe ilisr. leaill FOR USED CARS with 1 yrs. drafting exp.; a be famil- PART-TIME - Bus driven. Green ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR — LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. iar vrttn drafting Instruments 4 ; " I s* Tnemet M7-MM Sn-nibmy N.J. License. Retired Let's make * steel belted radlals and new orakal Larov lettering eaulpm.nl Samples I deal. Boa I1IR, Hailet, N.J. 07710. tl,*»5- Caw **»4B»1 atttr 4 p.m. Rt. SS Sayrevllle, N.J. 737-1100 TYPIST reoulred. Sand resume to Marvann 3*1.1147. ART * PLUMBING * USED VOLKSWAGEN— ENGINES TOP DOLLAR PAID OuMv. Monmouth ConsolkMted We- I CaM . Type 40 w.p.m. Exc opportunity. FOOD ACCESSORIES ROOFING* SIDING HEATING AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN- • Junk cart. Immediate pkku tar Co., 441 Shrewsbury Ave., i PART-TIME — Retail sales post- ; -„._-__ DISTRIBUTORSHIP TIED. OTHER USED PARTS Call 222 _00 or 1» IM* Shrawsburv, N.J. 47701 ^ tlon. Salary plus commlstSa, sic. ! J* _J! STtlt T $2500 INVESTMENT QUALITY CUSTOM DESIGNED — WEATHER-GUARD ROOFING — ""' VBLE. CALL KENNY earning potential with advancement " LUMBING 4 HEATINO — Lie WE NEED USED C EARN - 5410 a month and still be 4 career possJUIItles Must be am- Framed art % accessories prkad Tap dollar paid MULLE CHEV- TYPISTS REGULATE OWN HOURS gelow retail shown In the conve- And home Improvements. No. 5510 15 years enp. Free esti- home v/lth your children bitious, aggressive 4 willing to mates Harold Bane. Ill 1171. VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS ROLET. Hwv. 14. * awan. Call 144 1412 SECRETARIES (Top Nam* fn U.S.A.) nience of your homo or office. Call learn. Must hove good personality 4 KEYPUNCH Light, pleasant, hlgh-p—ill, stable in 1111 weekdays after 1:10. weak bo neat In appearance. This could be ACE TEMPORARIES EXPERIENCED OPERATORS — MO position that will provide greater business restocking (from car) local ends anytime FLOOR WAXING SLIPCOVERS WE BUY — used Cers and Trucks On ledlei dresses, piece workshop. 10 Thomas 5414)101 Shrewsbury outlets wllh Hie mat OUTSTAND- VOLKSWAGEN SUPER BEETLE Schwartl Chrysler-Plymouth must make lull garments, all Union earning potential 4 eventual advan- ING NAME IN FOOD INDUSTRY. LANDSCAPING LAWN OFFICE CLEANING - Orange), 1*74, oac. cond. «000 or Mama. Red Bank, 74747*7 benefits H 4 M Dress 4 Sportswear, cement opportunities lor you, with WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Anal 75 veer-okl product, stocked by eve- SLIPCOVERS — Cushions, pillows best offer. 144-1*44. part-time schedules. Singer Co.. Dishwasher wanted. Mutt be ex ustom made at affordable prices. 111 Oakland St.. Red Bank. 741-04*1. Monmouth Mall. Ealontown ry melor lead store in U.S.A. and . MAINTENANCE NEPTUNE FLOOR WAXING — Arts ft Cratla perlenced. Apply Mi person. Rex locally, Is consumed many times Ret. lowest prices. Dependability VOLKSWAGEN t«74 - Suo*r Bee- I FLORAL DESIGNER — Recent In Diner, 117 West Front St.. Red Bank. dally bv the thousands in this area tie, 5SM0 miles, slick shin Very PART-TIME — Ladles, men. work GARDENS PREPAREO — Spring Call anytime, Jim, HI 2011 shop experience a must. Fuu-tlm* m hom and enloys lifetime repeat business •HMIng With iroy tiller, reason d cond. SMB. Must tell. 144-4177. position open. "Wedding and funeral fro'" m hom*e ~on telephontelephone programprogram.. 1| WAITRESSES/WAITERS -— Ea E- SEWING SERVICE V7 Call Chris loTao : Earn up to 515 5100 Per wok Phone perlence serving liquor Apply in eott Sil-Jtato, 741-7140 after 4pm VOLARE STATION WAGON 1*7* — WALL ART 1 Jaei I »*r aeoolntnvanl. 2*4 7454. ' person. The Red Oak Dinar, Rt. », Consists ol collecting Mr product MISCELLANEOUS sold and replenishing Inventory. LAWN MAINTENANCE - Cutting, Air. AM/FM 4treck, power win Have your child's lavorlta charac- SEWING dows 4 locks, cruise control S1700 FOOD SERVICE SUPER I PART-TIME r- Manicurist, Thurs. ' trimming, hedges 4 trees, land Custom draperies, olus clothing al- ters, come to life, on their bedroom Mutt aspire up to tcjrtno Goad rates. *n-*W4. ' DAY CARE eratlons. 441 4015 Call 747-tlei. wells. Call tor more Information. VISOR/COOK — For small nursin' g 'thru Sal. Red tank area, ell inquires i WAREHOUSE PERSON - For con- FOR THE ELDERLY Phone 747-051*. home. Must hove food service confidential. 747-47** days; HI 7011 ' tractor's tool distributor Stock .ANDSCAPING — All lawns re- MY HOME VW RABBIT 1*7*— Diesel, sunroof, certificate Pleese apply at Garden aves. ' work, mechanical ability helpful noved a new sod or seeded lawns. •704*57 APPLIANCE I tptl«. 12,000 ml. 1 owner, *xc Slate Manor Nursing Home, 14 van- ^^^______#•( MMi INCOME OF Landscape design » construction. COM. 55400. Call 1*1 1475 eves. Brackle flo, Holmdel. PART-TIME - Earn v/hlle me REPAIR $30,000 YR. UP r**s. Shrubs, RR Hot a driveways. DRESSMAKING 4 TAILORING - wauoi, learn. 4 days. 5700 Free wardrobe. Babvilttlrw/CMld •ate Brlttaln Landscaping. 511 4513 aiosers. lackats, slacks a skirts FULL-TIME - Realty Astoclate 50-1710. Ml 3115, or 471-44*4. 32 Interviews granted ONLY to pro screened applicants submitting IAT a prewm gowns custom APPLIANCE REPAIR — Washers. _4*747 Call 747-1444 Car* LAWN MAINTENANCE - Resldan or Information call Hl-OSO Ask lor Mr. Bottone TIME OF RESPONDING! ALL the Hal or commercial, mowing, tartilii. dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, eleclrk ranges. AC. repaired Water VW RABBIT 1175 — Good cond., HalpWantad Ing, weed control a. shrub main- 51509. Cell otter I p.m.. GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE PART-TIME I BABYSITTER WANTED — From tenanca Call Pete Brlttaln Land ,DECORATING heaters Installed. Rebuilt appliances Mala/Ftm.l. PERSONNEL - Full time and s*a sold. Shopping for e new appliance? I 44 p.m . Mon. Frl. for 1 pre school 111 Time available to service ac- seating. S3M513 * DESIGN tonal. Call SU 50*4 After S, HIUU OPENINGS children. 7S*-1*W before 4. counts (Days, Evenings, Week- Compare my prices LAST. Fully VW CONVERTIBLE THING 1*71 — ends) M LLER LANDSCAPING — Com nsured. •no,. Cell Tom 7*7-7711 ARE YOU SATISFIED-Wllh your HAIRDRESSERS- Expd Potltlon ! BABYSITTER — For l-vr.-oM girl, 41.000 ml., exc . cond.. SUM. Cell 1 11) INCLUDE Proof of required M le lawn servke a landscaping. 211 1447 after 4 p.m present Income? You can help the In April In a multi-million dollar Positions Available woekdan, 11:30 to 5 30 in my home. 51500 lor Inventory NOW IN BANK R sldentlal and commercial WALL ART lemllv budget. Sot your own hours. Plata In Tlnton Fent. Call days, IHolmdell. Some light nous* ACCOUNTING 541-4411 Eves. 470-1*70. To evaluate the at time ol responding to ad. I Trucks Husband and wife can work 1000th- Performance of • keeping, own transportation or* II) Yeac Car and Phone Number, Have your child's favorite charac- er. Call 1*1 51*4. > l*rr*d. References 5*3 SMI after write Box Elf*. The Daily Keg •PIONEER LAWN SERVICE ters, come to life, on their bedroom ACCOUNTING - Bookkeeping 4 INTERVIEWS - Full or part-llmt Cosmetic a. Fragrance And Traitors Leaking for people to work evenings 5 30 or weekends. Ister, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Spring clean-up a comatose lawn walls. Call for more Information. service. Fully experienced In AVON Ins radiants maunanenc* 4 repair. Lawns cut, Phone 747-au*. eceipts, disbursements, payroll, explaining money saving Ideas to thatched, seeded a fertlllisd. For ATTRACTIVE —Two-lone Hue 1175 DON'T SETTLE FOR S100 ANconsumers, no selling. Car naod4<. payroll tan. general lodger. HOUR 51 Help Wanted II Halp Wanted tree estimate call 541-4111. INCOME nformatlort, call 244-5014. Ford Pickup XLT Model, with boa Earn 535 OS a hour to start Cell NO EXP. NECESSARY relit, rally wheels. PS 4 radio. Low Sell Avon. *4rn what you want. Call 700-74*0 lor appointment GOOD SALARY SPRING CLEAN UP — Fertlllllng, TAX SERVICE mlleeee. Sharp! UM0.1424414. 471-41*1, 544 SIS1 or 544-144*. grass seeding, lawns cut lor tha LIGHT HAULING JOHN J. MULLER PLUMBING 4 •ARTENDER - Fulltime. Exp. HEATING — Hat an Immediate For more Information call sdason. Free estimates. Call after 5 Federal N.J. a NY. Taiet CHEVY PICKUP 1*41 — 11-ISLT only. Apply In person 1-5 at The Pour p.m.. 541-1711. tires win while rims. Must sell. opening for a plumber's helper ap- 201-264-8404 Troy Taa Service. 51 4 up OARAGES - Etc.. cleaned out. Con House, 44* Shrewsbury Ave., Tlnton MM. 144-1101 prentice. Wage commensurate with Eoual opportunity employer m/l WILLIS LANDSCAPING — Conv Hwv. ». Ktyport. 541 7171 trucllon, debris removed. Treat Falls. No phone calls. still. Cell 544-1147 between I a.m. 4 piett lawn servke. tree trimming, PERSONAL — And business returns 747-S13*. 9 p.m. lor an appointment. Boys and Qirlt fertlllilng. shrub planting a design. prepared completely 30th vaar in Motorcycles BELL PERSON PART-TIME WORK — With MedM Free Estimates! Call 530-150; Mksdletown. Call for appointment. CERAMIC TILE Mutt be 10. Apply In parson. Molly KEY ENTRY fashion company. SM0 a woe*, com Pitcher inn, Rl. 15, Red Bank. Margery Travato. 671 lie*. HARLEY DAVIDSON IX — lIScc, OPERATORS mission tree wardrobe. Call HOME 15, m«411, 4*5-«7*0 Good paying routes available in the RETURNS — Business 4 personal UPPLIED 4 INSTALLED - For needs electrical work, IIOO or best BILLION DOLLAR CORPO- 2nd SHIFT ton * domestic. Repairs a special offer H1-17M. IMPROVEMENTS prepared completely 30th vaar In RATION — Seeks deereed Individ- FULL/PART TIME PART-TIME — Need outre money? 1 following areas. Mlddletown. Call appointment, v. 741 4071. 411-1171 attar 4 o.m. ual for career In financial plan- Earn 14.00/hr. 4 up. Hours avail- HONDA 10 1171 ning/sales. Call 741-4100. We hsvo Immedlote openings for AOOLPHUS HOME REPAIR 1 RE Margery Trovato. 171 lie*. Auto, trans., 4100 original ml.. UN. experienced operators In ourable, Frl. 4:0* - *:» p.m. and Sat. MODELING — Carpentry, painting, MOVING t. STORAGE Call 4714)771. *:» -1 :W a.m. Call Chris at 54140*0 I Belford Leonardo BOOKKEEPER — Full-charge, full MATAWAN office, conveniently lo- XJ17 between 4:10 - »:00 p.m. ceremk Ilia. Versatile. Call 415-1431. or part-time, prefer automotive eve. cated to all malor htehwavt Start CARPET HONDA CYCLES - And Mope OS, MOVE WITH NICK - Free estl Please cell LEVINE MOTOR with a good salary, full company PART-TIME — Need moMvr Love East Keansburg ALTERATIONS — And all kinds of motes, storate, Visa or Master Shore Area's Number One Dealer. CORP. at 741-4574 between 10-1, benefits, 17ft hour work week 4 kfchen cabinets and remodeling INSTALLATION Rt. « South. Freehold. 441-4W1. We to talk? Aggressive? Cell Chris harge O.K. Anytime, 544-11*4. Mon. to Frl., lor appointment, ask cogonlol working condHlont. Call • 541 4400 x 137 4:10 • 1:00 p.m. end dens and bathrooms. Call JIMS CARPET INSTALLATION — I net be undersold. a.m.-5 p.m. tor appointment. 741-1717 or 7744)4*0. lor Office Manager Call Mrs. Mactk 671-9300 lit. 218 Sales, cleaning, relays, re-stretches EACHERS WILL DO MOVING — KAWASAVl 10*0 1*77 - Best Offer, PHONE PERSON - Pert-lime 4 repairs. 144-4177. rucking, furniture 4 appliances, BOOKKEEPER — Some typing, 1 CMF CORP. 583-36*0 CARPENTER must sell. nights. Apply In person alter 4, Cir- kk-up 4 delivery 4411141. person office, construction exp. Eoual Opportunity Employer M/F cle Pttu, It Hwv. J4, Eelontown No lob loo big. no lob loo smell. Call 7*7-f*M helpful, but not neccesserv Send • 7*1-141* WALLPAPERING LANDSCAPE* GARDENER CARPETCLEANING KAWASAKI KZ 100* 117* resume to: Tod Genola Co., Inc. • HELPER) — Experienced, mutt be PLUMBER — Full time plumbing 4% PAINTING Eac. running and leaking cond. S*. Fifth Ave., Long Branch, N.J. 10 or older. Call 542 ION otter s p.m. work for Red Bank reel estate man- ELECTRICIAN - IS yrs •<» •77*0. agement nrm. Exp. and ref. re- License No 4400. bonded. Call A I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING 51,250 717 1H* P*W«r EI4ctrlc, HI 3443 EXTERIOR PAINTING AND LEGAL SECRETARY - Real et quired. Salary commensurate with — Upholstery cleaning Reasonable late experience necessary. Mid tup. Send resume to P.O. Boa 757, STAINING - Beautiful palm lobs alas Morris Hoffman. 747410* HANDYMAN _ Roofing, carpentry, done by Eddie. I scrape old paint off dletown area. Call 747-4500. Red Bank, N.J. 07701. PART TIME paint, cement work, etc. Low prices windows and wash them btfor* re- LEGAL SECRETARY-Warned for PRESSPERSON — Experienced on , Call alter 5 p.m.. e*54»41. painting. I recaulk ell spots and * ANOTHER DAILY REGISTER * Red Bank law llrm, 1-5 yrs. axp.Mullllith press. Full-time. Call LINCROFT AREA joints that need It. I work neat and required. Salary 511.SM. Sand re- m-4411 ask for Bill. your house will look beautiful, espe- sume to Box E 3*7, The bally Rag HOME REPAIRS cially with white trim. For free esti- liter, Shrewsbury, N.J. 077*1. PRESSERS WANTED — Full.lima, EXCELLENT PART TIME PROFITS mate, call Eddie al 47144*1. Classified Service part-time. Call 747**1» for appoint Don't lot your home fell behind In AV/S LPN — And Nurse's Aloes. M/F all STATION WAGON OR LARGE SIZE roMlrt. Attic Insulation, painting. shifts, also dietary aide. snptt rocking, 4 remodeling. Quail INTERIOR PAINTING NOW YOU CAN TELEPHONE PRESS PERSON — Exp. necessary CAR NECESSARY. APPROXIMATELY ty.vtort at a reasonable price. Call with A.B. Dick MO. I only use the best paint Beniamln YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ON SATURDAYS MAINTENANCE — ApprOn- Call 544-4141 TWO & HALF HOURS PER DAY. Young Used tlce/Hetpor. will train, prefer re- Moore. Quality work at a reasonable REAL ESTATE SALES - WE'RE T*)E HOUSE DOCTOR — Repairs, price, cell 747SS3I Ask lor Joe. TO START IN OUR MONDAY'S EDITION. . nslWo person with wllllnenett to no*/ work, insulation, residential Cars. work and laam. Salary negotloble. GROWING You con grow with us. rrclel 471-70*4 MORGAN P COLIO. JR. Benefits, etc. Apply ret person < We'll leach you an you need t* know CALL MR. 3TEINFELD Painting, wallpapering, plastering a.m.-U p.m. Atlrod Vail Mutuel As- to assure you success. We have a II DUALITY BUILDINOaCONTRAC JUST CALL THECLASSIFIEOACTIONLINE year success record and a happy Rel provided Fraa estimates. After For Sale. professional staff. Lett talk about UNO — Oo you llnd your home It 4, 441-1141, 747-S7S1, Slyowtbury Township. THE DWLY/SUNOAY REGISTER getting cramped? Find unused 47 Sltrewtbury Ami. BETWEEN 8:30 A.M. 4 12:30 P.M. your luture. Cell Roger Cetent al 'space in your existing home for , WALLY'S PAINTING Red Bank 747-030* MANAGER — CoupW to supervise 741-74*4. Century 11. Conns. Re- finishing basements, additions, al Expert Craftsman __ Jt-unll efficiency apartment com- altors, 411 River Rd., Fair Haven. teretlont 4 sundecki Call 741-oW Interiors my specially. 1*1 AvfeteatureeOaoaraendtrue- plex. Apartment Hut salary. One 542-4000 party can retain outside em- RELIABLE PERSON - Towork45- CALL 542-1700 ployment. Write P.O. lea 334. West hour weak In retell tier* 4 lumb*r An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Long Branch, N.J. 07744. warehouse. 1*44500. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16.1981' The Daily Register 17 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline

Include Sunday the next time Register rates are economical place a Rexkfer classified lor and you can charge your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to i days and BHI (jive you the 4th either Master Charge or Visa. TOLL FREE PHONES gay free. IWthat's a Rood deal See how easy it is? Call 24 hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Besides you Ret fast results too. a day on 1700. this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA 671-9300 commercial advertisers. M ATA WAN AREA SM-81M We make it easy to do business with us 54H700 NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL ATr ANVTlrVIF

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SMALL BARBER SHOP AND HOW ABOUT THEIII - Trl- FURNISHING ON A LOW DO yOU OBT THE MIDDLETOWDLETOWN r Oak Hill. Custom Ptrlh Ambov arM oil drauar.|a>alnul). m; chait to SHADOW LAKE- Come lo the Ven ; BUDGET? — Chack tha USED NCr YOU'RE Ranch, prlvata woodeooded properly Ham Agency for the best buy at Call HMHI match-Sat. 1 place mapla badroom FURNITURE CENTER OF RED Gai heat. By owner. CalClll 544-1415441411 lull., UH; Irultarood ceunel with Shadow Lake Finding tha right unit . BANK. Flna lurnltura tor Mi. 1»7 for you Is our specially Rental, also -TAXI LICENSE AVAILABLE — shelve!. M" high « X wide, p* Shrewsbury Ava. MINT PLUS + - Better-man new 4- Encellenl Income. Call 2»-K4t, IS Seven piece walnut dining room tat. bedroom, m bath cantar hall Calo- available. compiling ol tabu wllh leaf, in, GIGANTIC FLEA MARKET - SI. nlal beam paneled dan, pra- VAN HORN AGENCY, 747-4IfO. . | bull.!, yn.t chain, »JS (or complete Banadkt'i Hall, Holmdel, Sat., les.lonally landscaped, many cus- R'SIOffnt R##VTf#ntnV#S 1 •at I1WI. Mora t moral RUSCIL'S. March II, a.j. For Inlormallon call tom amanlllasl In Oceanport at lusl Eves: Marilyn Leahy. M-ofa, 42 Mortgages IS E. Front St.. Rad Bant 741-IIM! 344 4178 Ralrathmanli will M 1111.000. APPLIBROOK AGENCY Or Larry Schilling. 441 557» , INC., Realtor.. 747 5441 served. SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — !»)•' ATTENTION - Baiaat furniture, k^kim iBtBabl ftuUanuBBB 4W ^ fc> ^- ^-— — | Bk 1ST, 1ND 4 3RD - Wa procetl any never mad Complete badroom lal, OR ETSCH GUITAR - Taardrop. IS OCEAN TOWNSHIP - WaysWa rfU type mortgage. No Im unless an rtSVf} mainT nQfUfrt 10 CnvfJaW frof/fl. •Mat. rKllnart. roctan. Must taa. Woods and Long view village. Naw Most .Ivies 4 varied price. A produce, H M try hardar. Iff SOM Call 747 J54I altar a lor appointment. homes from tin.OM IIV.% mort aaaat. Na aatnti er Hat. W-ajoi. unloua community. Call far detail. BEDROOM SET - Navar uud. 4- ou I TA« AMP — Peavev Douce MM CENTURopY 11 COZENSv O , Realtor. •1 Money To UMUI placa Penntvlvanle Houu. on with < 10" .poolers, one. cond., ins RIO BANK - The Hub of Man- •1] Rive"1tr Rd. l O Pair Haven glnallv WOO, aiding san. 741-5711 Alao Sound city cabinet wllh 410" mouth County Professional busi- (Mil .'41-1141 speakers, aac. corn)., 1140 >»IW7 ness tone Lovely lama Victorian. S altar S p.m. raam and bath first floor. 4 rooms • EDROOM, NEW — 4-pleca, 4 bath sacond floor, gas haat. Ideal CASH FOR tlaa.ts. OInatUl. MMi 4 up.- 133 Income Property Sofabrti. SIS9. Bunk bods, wllli bad- HAMMOND & BALDWIN 71 Merchandise 84 Merchandise 102 Houses For Rent professionals In area. Lal S>V daap. ** VETERAN'S $$ ding, sin .« Altar 1 p.m., 4«OO75 PIANO AND ORGAN IM Buildings/Garages Asking 1115.000. Homeowner? or Butlnes.men For Salt Wanted FOUR-FAMILY. APT. HOUSE PpR GOV. BACKED LOANS BEDROOM — Solid walnut, trlpla CENTER JEAN IRWIN R.ALTOR SALE — Menthly rental Income. PAY OFF ALL BILLS dresser, armolrt, two nlghl lablat, All models In stock. KEANSBURG - 4 room., all aMc-, GARAGE FOR RENT Wharf Ava.. Marine Park. Rad Bank tisoo 741-7114 aftar I p.m. HOME IMPROVEMENTS mirror, king-tin or twin headboard. PCAVEV XR-IH PA SVSTEM — Irk. SU5 plu. utilities. IM mo.'l IN LINCROFT »i-aa-4iN Wt are Number One in ATTENTION SALVAOERS — Dli Call 747-MH RESTORE LOST CREDIT MOO Call 1474711. IM wan haad wllh two coiumm, 4 cardad wajhart & drytn wanud by •acurltv, toaia. No pan. Coupta pra- RELOCATING? - DMre Informe GET EXTRA CASH service, reliability and mo't. old Excillinl for ilngln 4 apctllanca raculrman. Call Tom torrad. 4»s 17*3 lion about naw area? Call OARRAH 134 Farm Property BUSINESS USB BOXES . CORRUGATED dua act. MOt PLUS MXR OMortton OARAGE FOR RENT 14'..«I;H»»H - ISO K>. tail toad LOWEST PRICES. 7(7-7711. LEONARDO — U'nW. SM a month ASSOCIATES. Realtors, I414M. MORTGAGE REFINANCING Mi MAIN STREET • S15 Call K«n at 144 nil balora IK w«Mxli - 17] ID tail Naw p.m. and altar 7 p.m DON'T HAVE THAT SALE 717-MM RIVER PI AZA - Price slashed 1U FOR ANYTHING AT ALL 1O'/JXJOV.»» - 100 Ib. tail Naw ASBURV PARK. N.J. 07711 15.000 lS7.lt T I will buy all your Ifnall garaga tala sSt.SOO's all the owner', asking far IS CLEARED ACRES — Farm (10,000 1114.15 Call 441-4*71 or 747-4M4 PIANOS ORGANS "•""• ""» antkwaa, lawalry. con 110 Wanted To Rent Silt Ibadream. l*ath Cape with assessment; make aic. horse farm. m*m MATAWAN — Modarn Dupla«. 3 unflnlshad fourth badroom, full haedy location, UDMO isn.n BRAND NEW — Colonial wood Ooon dally fa. Sat. Ill S warSi!" pnea, on'iElnilar tjnti jj bjij-ynta, attlci. «c. Call badroom.. 1V> bath., cantal air, lull Ofr#i Qtld tp9Mj OWt rTt#y o 4.S or moft month, bahlne on mort- dinalti Mti. mapla or olne Tabla For vour convenience, alto opan wand. Yamafca, k imoall, Thomas. M4-a»1S attar 1 P.m. baumant, $475 ptr mo plu. vtllltlai. basement, gas haat 4 law taxes. Buy saga, loans or cradlt card*. Call to Sin. 11 to I P.M. HOUSE — Untur n , 1 ttedrowill.S10 0III E.A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, mortaaoe far auallflad buyer with laaf & 4 fturdv mala chain. Baldwin, Oulbraman. ate. Un- ~ GUY JOHNSON SacurHv 4 rat. US-U11. Realtor, 555 Prospect Am, Lima Harold LlnO.rn.nn. Bkr . Eaton Factory, altar 1 p.m.. llmliad rantalt tram S7.M par lo 1400 Malawan area. Satam. By STOP FORECLOSURE BUYS AND BUYS MIDDLETOWN — 4-badroom CaPa May 1.1. Sllvar. 741-4MS. town S4I-11M. ailSJ, IBM TYPEWRITERS From an antlra houaahoM la a tlnala For a no cost, M abllgatlon pro- Cad lor rant. MMdMown araa. Oai BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — Far RENTAL $n»J8 per mo. ' llam. Anllwia lunllura, lawalrv. ill haat, full baumant, nke yard. PROFESSIONAL COUPLE — With tegsloMl analvtlt of vour financial COUCHES 111 — Hide-away, Sim FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER rat, wants yearly rental from Atlan- marly Tony's Ferm Market Ilia. II moos mattrail, vary comfortable Rant wllh oMIan to buy mmi var. Immadlala cam Top dollar 7411STC. MM ma. RUMSON COLONIAL acrat farming with roadside Han*. Picture lit IM privacy 1 your homo Pond Rd. and Jit. • 441 4114 tic Highland. Allenhunt. beginning or at our noartat oHke call. Bail oflar. Alter 4 p.m., 717-om. LTAUAN PROVINCIAL — >0»l»l-4tl7 MIOOLETOWN — SK-room COHaoe June. 5111441 Prestige, tvt acres, 1 fireplaces, available far lease HWV. 1$ 4 Taylor TOTAL FREE 000-ltl M» CRAFTSMAN - 10" radial ami i Fru" ,- cMn daM 4 glo» OLD FURNITURE — AMMun. Chi- an e.tele, fully renovated Rater central air, study and dan, I Una. MHBTiH»«l Call aTt-SMI. MONEY AMERICA PIANOS — ORGANS RELIABLE. MATURE FAMILY - at*. IkakaaWai ••• ivia — — — j uw. Uud enca. wllh Hand, table I Panti. Call 7P41U. na, ajaaawara, art oblacli and brlc- ence. SMI par mo. Plus utllltle. • day. • I (Ml) 147 MOO All Musical Supplies and Service. abrac Immadlala cam Mr any. 7411041. Seeks house la rant reoulre 1 »«s«o A«MM within 14 kauri tomplataW assembled. SM. Call | KENMORE WASHING MACHINE TUSTINO PIANO CO. bedroom., no stair., yard, close to 13S Commercial SM Plant also lor Non Vet. *»••»*>. ; _ oaaa awkH conation. B«tt •»• ™— Our frth Year N.V. aui er Iran. Eac. renjraKMl. PAIR HAV.N REALTY 74M>aa , : tor. Call 5444I4J aval or all day SELLING VOUR HOME? ll Asbury Park ' 77S4444 Capa. t"i bath., bastmant. garao*. Call 441 4sat until 4 p.m. 741-U74 Don't move wtthout an appraisal HARD TO GET — Flrtl, second 4 DESKS. FILEJ - labial, chairs, | kd Opan t tat TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO •un porch. Naar NY. bin and train. after 7 p.m. and weekends S1S0 ta third meilgeaei, 14 hour cronil ap- rs, | wagkandi. frem Bahrs Real Estate, a nama you DOLLARS —ConvarConvart Old Jawalry lo ! issb'a mo. plus utlllllt. and MOO plus utintm. can truit. 1 Bay Ava., Highlands proval. Interest ratal from 14% II ^ ... !| LANDSCAPIR'LANOSC4P S DELIGHT - 14" PIANO — 1(71 Klmblt Artlil con CaahCh . DON PON'S JJEWELEREEWELERS Will { Laaat. 471 KM ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES — And qualified. Na brokers fee Daal with price.. Naw or mad. A Ac. K | «oe. Crated. IISSO Little Sllvar Re •ola, t»c canal., S7M. SMALL AREA — Suitable for spray open your im We've got a valuable dlracl landar. Call ill 1104 or OUTLET. 17171 Rl. IS, Oakhurit pair Cantor. Mi-aisi lli. ! PORT MONMOUTH -Ik booth, mutt be ground floor. Rad property hi MNUlMl Located an HOXMin 1 Bank art*. 170-eies or ll no answer. SPACIOUS - I badromn. Irtbalh sit-mt. PA'RED AN0JAND JEWELR« Y DDEE laroe taa^kT«trtat In kllchen.. llvln . Sain, boasts I almost 1 acres an corner. Vi ml. LAWN TRACTOR HM PICTURE WINDOW — 111" unlt-1 Milt II. Irarann Freeholreeold circle an Rl. vi i h p, alactrlc Mart. I4S0 doubu hung wmdowi and pklura SIGNED 7MM Rlv Rive.r Rd., Fair W^J, P den, Itilt enclosed ! DINING ROOM SET - Table. 4 44141S7 You'lY'l l finfidd a hh u Victorian farm , chain, hutch, server, good cond., I . iti4Mt window. Slormi and icraani In monthly plus utllnlat. 1 month la- WE HAVE QUALIFIED CLIENTS tt hhtv cluaad. Raw oftor. S71-H11, I curlty. Call S71-IH1 altar 4 p.m. — For vaarly and summar rentals rear local Ion. house. Vktarlan LENOX CHINA - Platinum, com- RED BANK — t aadraam, living Monmouth Beach. Ocaanport, Long WS,0 AGENCY ' DINING ROOM SET — ICpleco plata ftorvkja far nlna tarvlno p4acat. PORCH WOODEN DOORS — And raam, family room, I bam. kHchan Branch areas. INC.. 71 Mtrchandls* For modarn walnut, good cond., SIM. 71 pieces total. S17S. Oueen site bad windows, combination llorm ft with skyllghl. iSSO plut utlllllas. | Call 144-1141. •praad. oullted. dacoraton cuatom. •craan. nvfali". Cand. Mr la 74111H HICKEY SOLD. Coal MW, soil for SS», 74I-14H good, bait oHar. 441 SUS RIAL ESTATE AG.NCY WHELAN REALTY GROUP Adlerman. Clkk 101 Apartments REO BANK — 1 badroom, 1» bath REALTORS M MHIIHIIII Red Carpet. D.AA.S.O. LIQUIDATING — Drastically ra- I PRINTING PRESS Townhouse Living room with lira 2224087 4417S4J Princeton, N.J, 1-PIECE - Contemporary living I SOLVENT ' duced prices, Iramed art, prints. I (C4P Plalanl. Will placa. formal dining room, attached Buying or . roam tat. Floral gaomatrlc datlgn in K lf w> Call maw. altar 4 p.m. garage, all appllancei, wall to well 4 oil, tl?M. 1 oS/tlfM. Call ! ^X'''S!m m "*"• "^"* " ' APPLICATIONS ARE BEING - YOUNG MOM — With toddler look Call a membemaar Iof The 137 Lots*Acreage •arlh lonat. Eac. COM. Mult tall. Debbie. 1411141. t-l p.m. DIs- I .11':. "' Accaatad. Ona and two badroom carpeting throughout Use at , ing lor same or .Ingle woman to look t C Bait oltoT. W1-I441 or MKW1. trlbutars, guantltlai and prlcat aparlmanl. Call M1-M7I, Mor, and amnli caurtl ' for 4 .hare aal. «444M7. Multiple Lining Sarvka i SM.. 1—5 p m. cupancv. SttS a mo ANOERSfN WINDOWS « DOORS available, 1j MARTI maN GUITAR - 40 yn. aM. I Artana bttwaan ft a.m. 4:30 p.m. - Any mi A alvla Ta 41% dlKount. APPLICATIONS IIINO AC- POOL — Above- 131 w Call Suva, laoo JU4)4I FLOOR BUFFER CEPTED - Par one-bedroom apt. SEASIDE HEIGHTS - •" far Ml nr mo., includes all ullll Town Houses BEAUTIFUL. BABY CARRIAGE - Uaa. New carpeting, uaa If POM, HOME'RENTALS, Vn'So. OAK HILL car vt«t 4 waikar, mad onca Call parking araa. Prefer adults No MAKE OFFER altar *:». 4«M4OS. SHREWSBURY — Living raam. din- RIVERFRONT TOWNHOUSES - • THE USIO FURNITURE CENTER pats. Ona month security. Call Inf•l lUOfn. -• --e adTf MQfc,-.-- * VOtnV--„••• f 4.1*.-pLliCrvvfl* - - i 131 Houses For Sale Ideal Wt far C ; l»7 Shrewsbury Ave.. Rad lank Wllh view of Ma Navatlnk. Twa er One of the lait lots In Oak Hill. No 1 private yard. CWaa ta schools and A>- _— ^ *»^J_ — — ~— aaakSfaai aa*»B%fta. d>a*_ aaaBjkaauB NEW TIRES — Orlatnalawilpmant. Boon., Has-beens and Why Nan 1 "»•)•> a>fjajvfjajtVA ajftfjej wfrpn .n*i «7aja}Ttfl. IN Commercial j Commercial I ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — I But transportation IVt ma. security offer refused 171 4M I All Dodga/CnryWar Car & Truck, up ALL NEWLY REMODELED - I dan. garaga Pram SH.an 7414114. | b#drOOf Illi laKOOO I tOOfi PCIVBJW #tV References required- MIS ma. Call bedroom Ranch an auM street la Rentals Rentals I to $0% discount off ratall prlci. TIRES t 747-O5W Warner-. Parti. Hwv 14. Batfard. Union Beach Features living ream, STO CONOO MART INC.. RaaHar Mor* Classified Call Jarrv, 717-tM. dmlna l**Mfn> ClnHfll' XIKMn. HW Shore Homei. Condo Spaclalltt 1N Rentals To Share bath mi otk fiotn. All nwau hoi Saa Brlaht. N J. IIWI ORGAN - Lawny. Conlampo N, 1 TWO OODOI RIMS plumbinlbi g MM ctoctrtotkk vn. young, baautlful Inadllad front. tit aach. can I sarvka. LowiMtlU.M0dlNrr.U4* PRIMdNDlKIIIIAlAHA RaUII J10.0OO, sacrlllca hlll-prlca, S41-1M1 Torn MARLBORO - Laraa hawa lo I loUl monthlyV paymenMVnWfltl tOo QtMllfrWi l •aMg n ubdMdi. THIaaa kadng. SStOg. M4-711t. share, girl lama. SIM MM * Mill. 1 buyer- Call tha Smolko 11.000 ia. n. TalkMta loading, vm put™, hw. •pUtt. •> con HT ^uo - v.r, ^ • vss&r&rss. i lias J40 4JH 717-Oin prlvata parking A/C, haat. aaonad, rmlt naMM BUM, m PAINT — colon IManar/aMarlor. wrlnklarad Public Iranuarta- am HMC auttc nwxo ***• «4 50 a Ml. flat Interior. U IS a gal SHARE PAR! SERVICE — In- flat anterior SU-477T. USED MUSICAL EQUIPMENT — terested In sharing rent with some- .s. ir kite Make It Yourself Paavay CSaoo powar lamp., law. ci.'b!S?0SJ!1*CM~~ *•*** one? For into call 4411711 attar s dining raam. ir dan. utility nan. FandaiL.. Vsltlng banlo. with p.m. aaaamam. i baths, roam, mail and hsndlini Ssai kx 'I KEAHSBURO-4-roomapartment, den. full basement, utility raam, 1BT KEANSBURG Iraod lot. IRA Maimed Really. OUR NIXT AUCTION - Will ba ! ff *«5jei Included, Sill Call Bkr.. 471-S4M. Set . Mar ». Location 4 lime will be , 111 Ht Sow. Nice room with kHchan. S44 par ACCENT CHAIR — Cane site, dram ENLARGE" — Far buck 4 white REFRIGERATOR weak. Call 717-1*7. CUSTOM-BUILT RANCH MOM! — valvat, aic. cant. 171. Weight lal pkluraa. all accattarkM included General EkKtrk, IraM free |M In Little Sllvar. Superior construc- with adliMtabM bench, one cond., "WAISM MAIURE WOMAN - UM per me MS. 77MS41 aval. 747-4UI. S8: with kllchan privileges In prefoiied tion. 1 bedroom!. IV. botM. all $55. 171 4414. 471-aSM • 4M4IM ! ^ ^ ckhHl. Na Milhaat. . raHdantlal araa. 7414W4. caramk tile Plaster walls, hard- HI HOT AIR FURNACE — Mullar, ROCK ER — M mttK wood floors, fireplace. I heating VJpr V ADMIRAL — Slack 4 whltd M.004-BTU. 1» h.p. motor and wood, rush toot, curved back hat water and cooklna. o aat Call irportable TV with stand. S40. 8; H4-41I1 dally bal»ain M a.m. ROOMS POR RINT-KIANSBURO •ones, 1-car garaoa, boautlfullv blower, good cond.. SM. 7144m. twa rufuji, ana cervod butterfly ae n PeU And Livestock Adulti pigHrrad. na pan laiidtciwd lot. In mint condition. 74?-»7H. Jon. good cond. tlM. mm. " KEYPORT — 1 bedrooms. ... KEhMORE WASHINO MACHINE urn. Haat paid. HOME RENT Principals only. 741-1714 aftar I p.m. G.E. REFRIGERATOR - II eg. II — J»s Kllchan sat, US ChlWerobl. Eac cond »1». modern. US. Oak coffaa 4 and table, ROTARY LAWN MOWER — fMl'\ 4 HUG. SHIPMENTS DOLL HOUSE -11 W4M ISO Call 1444454. leaf vacuum, need, minor work, STO; and fish lint arrived. KEYPORT — Ona ndromi. ssu. lot Commercial etlalomlnum .Wing; adult J-wheel bkvcla, SM. »t-ot». TNKTANKSS ALOALOTLOT . •I MapleMl " AAve , RRedd HaaiHeat ' anandd' aas w HOME REN BAR _ Wllh 1 .tool., Earlv amerl- LARGE OAK TABLE - S110; aak Ban*. 747-1440. TALS. S71-4M0. Rentals tm 1*1, 0M CMBM MS, Naar *4hjn. S17J. Twin matlraw 4 wash stand 4 mirror SltO; oak buffet SIM; aak chlfterobe with drawers SEARS KENMORE WASHING MA- Advanced And Beginners LONG BRANCH-WIST END — 1- TBrt, Rt 11111 Priel RSBM, CHINE - IK. cand., uoo Can ! bedroom apt., pool VI Mack from AIR CONDITIONINGDITIONING, LUXURY only. Call 171 atu aftar 4 p.m. BEDROOM SIT — Antique $141. Call 747MM. OOO TRAINING UataM. Hi. h*$m HMwSat. aftar s pji., SO-MH. beach. Free parklna. ttteiM. CARPCARPETSE . FIREPLACES 4 SKYSKY- Berkley Gay bad. vanltvL chair. 1 LAWN TRACTOR — Batens Husky. Sarsnor. Ooa Club, 7414*14 — PnlllllBa.ll office EAST KEANSBURG — 7room Set the irtatist craft IRM rawiiT. ineiii • SEARS KENMORE OISHWASHER LONG BRANCH — . LIOHTSIOHTSI house, as IS saa M4T lot. conveniently bureaus. 1 mirrors, SMB. Twin rack 4 cycle. 7<« h.p., toe/heel shift, good .. HOUND PUP space IIn MONMOUTO H BEACHBEAC , aMfi NCW INI NEEOtECrWr mapla bad, made cond., SI75 or bast offer. Call — Almost | vm*n aM. power mlstr, itatlrl •MfitTMfrti hoMt, MMtW •**- Mealed ta schools. St. Catherine's order Do« US. 441 SW TRICOLOR AKC Piled. Par Information call I14-SIJ4 PrimPi e location acrou ffro m Bankk CATAlOG-ow i;2_dtsi|ni, 3 soring. $150 747 747iaat and Moral. Aaklng «4a,oaS. Princi- litTm altar s p.m. Can ba Han — and post olfke. Osvillg aarwna. pals only. 4«S-1e44. free patterns msKjVJl 00 BOYS'S 4 PIECE PIERRE LOUNGE CHAIR SIHOER SEWING MACHINE — I Available Mar. IS. CAROIN SUITE - Sin 11 regular. Goad cand., rust tweed, asking $75 Factory medal. |IH. lal sorvkas available. MM M. ft ILBIRON - Carrlaaa house. 4 naw blue lecket, (ait, 1 pair .lacks. 441-7417. MIODLITOWN — l-room apt., sufl- (around floor 4 second Maori Will bedrooms, iv, baths, hit*, celllnai. warn only twke. SM. Call TtTW abta far ilnole mala. SIM. Call divide la aull. Occupancy June. IM1. LOVISIAT - Gold. aic. cand.. and REOISTERID APPALOOSA ME Call Joan Parent, RaaHora. My-4114. CEMENT — And mortar ml«er. Vi- teeeitrv wing chair. Asking $?S far SLIDE PROJECTOR - Medal GAP Sawyers 717A. Auto, focus, ramota GELDINO — 11.1. Engllih 4 MODERN APARTMENT - Near ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* - US M. JSSSSl """"Wft control, toward ravaraa, 4" I IS lens. Wastam. l«c. lumper, sound. Ask- transportation. Bast Mm* at can It PAIR HAVIN REALTY Printed Pa LOVESEATS — Pair. Ilka naw. MC. cand., SM. M slide tray*. SIS. Ina II40B. mWtt m. Call 4M44I4. 747T44O CHAIR 4 OTTOMAN - 440 I oiled Mernlnga or after 4 p.m , SM4M1. floral tsnteda-stvle, UN aach. Ouaan SUPER SWOROTAILS - 10 type! MONMOUTI WI NEED HOMES Tops, Topi, Tops wafnut end labkn. IN. 1 lamp.,, SMSM. headboard, frame. MaM table, solid PORT ..._ AVAILABLE APPRAISALS TOOII t sofa. SIM. Laraa oiled walnut cube ralnut. SIM. Moving 44111*1 SOFA n cants and ue. heat IncludedKhidN., Aval Tantn Alat. i Mapla Ava. 747-1440. ly. 7174444441 after I p.m. IMMEDIATELY table with storage. 1175 1 Lovasaat, cocktail tabte, 1100 MM aa. ft. Idoal for last Mad take- FIREPLACE STTs chasts. l» aa. Twin MATCHING SOFA 4 CHAIR — 47I4SM YORKSHIRE TERRIERS-Home Red lank araa. MM4H. or 44edroams. lvi baths, dimng room, frame. »». All e«c. cand. Traditional lac. cond., SMB. O.E. tr country kltchan, utility raam, TIRES FINEST IN LUXURY HI-RISE I. 471-I4M for detain. " central air. ERA ltliW after 4 p.m. AM/PM stereo radio console, aaad On tha Navaalnk River goraae, pasemeni, centra, air. c cond.. SM. 747-51S4 1 ORTg-IS, S7S. 1 STa-ll. SM. PRTS-II. SM. Call 4TS-1TI7 Walk lo railroad, bui. Madam ana COLTS NICK — Cammarciai Maimed Realty. Bkr.. 171-laM. COMBINATION BABY YORKSHIRE TERRIER PUPPIES and twa aadraams. sasjaa. Air can- far loose Com Town. BM CARRIAGE-STROLLER — 117. t,METAL DISK — S drawerl. for Cell. Nock, N.J., acroia tram Da- POULKS PRESTON AGENCY TV. stand SI, 1 kitchen table IS. I mica lop, SM. ir aluminum ladder AKC haWt* rVW WBwBT* ••CjWlfj lldatst Orchardl. Space available REALTORS S4B. Hand truck. SIS. 7JMB71. TIRES - 4 rteel-beltad rarXaH: 'lSS*l **" 1 Woodland Dr.-Mlddlelown- loaster It. 741-4171' Soars Weather HandMrs. IntaU an tweurttv «Ml mm. Otv from SIM par ma. Coil 7114444 tar l ltM Wh nrori^agj (nwt, tfUM CONTEMPORARY SOFA BED - 1 MIRROR — n"iM". beveled, tM. Bukk rims, M miles on tires. All 4. N Bicycle*/ wear ok), SIM. Modem double Foo dog, whlta ceramic. SIS. Stag. SSI-IIM. GLORIA NILSON i RIO BANK — 4 mama, haat 4 hat rocker, SM. Beige Hull carpet, MO nt-MM. DOCTOR'S OFFIce - Ta share. SEVEN. YES SEVEN TOP TOPS Call Edith, days Ml-MM. Evas TWO IN LB. MUSHROOM Mini Bike* | wo4arlncMdod.U7Splueaas4alac- MOVING — Klng-Ma mattress. SM. ANCHORS — Firm tlai aach I trie. SM-0M1. NBJ aa. ft, docoreled and fully an Men to pair wrtti psBts, Child! wardrobe closet HO, bureau T47-1JI* Itaa YAMAHA MOPED — IMS furnished, modarn professional HAZLET — Charming I tkortj sad stJrt iMrtMri! SMB $10. vinyl chair SM. laraa round R.D BANANK — 14adraa4 m wllh Una building In Rad Bank. Available cedar snake Ranch an 1ST ... CH - Sloane'i. 7v>'. light MM WASHIR - Wastlnahauai. RaauUt mites, tha oast of mopods. Paid •wail Ma) OM or two now, *• nd. Retell, for »1,ro»; ask table U. 747-am IHM; must sail. SIM. H44H1. eat-In kitchenitchen, carpatlngcar . SITS Plw now. Call 1714m. wllh aal cast Iran baseboard haat. EM. aa-ata. by appliance repairman. M-day . 74M1«4M«4 . Laraa llvlna roam, formal dining mt tkB IWrt MM0R! AJkt NOROEOAS DRYER —Good cond. guarantee SIM or bail offer. PAIR HAVIN — Stan or office. raam with wall -to-well carpeting ININO ROOM SIT — Apt. Un.Could use timer, M0 1 Seeri 747-7711. RED BANK — Laraa efficiency with EKcellent location, utlllllas In- Eat in kHchan, Wa bath, situated trsastsr BKfaKM.> washaii»., rum wall; t. SM. 1, SM. private dock. UM Including haat. cludad. Call 741 left er 441 im ,4 chain, china, good cond. WALL WIST CLOCK — 14". U; conveniently on South Laurel Ava., ITWWO miPn 3UM. 471-44M. 171-447I never used Black 4 D ' FREEHOLD BOROUGH - Wait ctaaa to school, ana transportation Sim », 10, 12, 14, 16, II, 20. PINE TABLE — Drop-leaf, old. SM. sharpsnar, US; Ikj-aaw, I RID BANK — A panoramic view gf Mam St., MM oka as, ft. tor rant, ta tail below marmot at OUNCANPHYPE - M tak— .... --•-». at majasjpw aTAakfAaiiBlssUaaSi . Call Tha Smolko Aaancy. rardapa in rjettani. im laaf table. SM. Call aftar 4. Library table.. ve..ryotd< , apamtoilt $10; It volume. Papular . .. . ^* CaaVllafMt Of * HIP |ej#JV*aT#a?fB1. l"WrTT rWfrW^**^ ofl-.lraei perking, will divide. Par- t. VS. Wine press, small. e»c, SIS. books, $10; 4 »Ma«tal Da-lt-Yi attki. BaaanMnt yarda. ate. wWl I baarieml, I baths, undack. •MI tin. or claanaa am or both. a. Lamp, old, ametnysl base, 175 book!, SS; M French wMidawi, SMl •400. rant with option to buy as HOLMDEL — Tucked ki tha waada ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER I, Muss heavy-duty aash. It pane, la ess- conda. 7414S14 " srn far privacy. 14>lt llvlna roam with Hovel oftke medal. 1IM. Electrk sash, Ita. 747-77». , HroHoca and sundick. Super aaMn jddlng macMha. Sit. ««throam OUEEN SHE - Mattren sal AAAAAA — LIQUID/ATE UN- RIO BANK - Laraa Medroom, HIGHLANDS -IM-TTM Stora/oflka. , ISM Sod $2 m to Mck Xt, vm navar Mad. «t watt w/frama. Barn's Superrett. super WOOD JOINTER — It" motor stand WANTED ANTIQUIS. JEWELRY. 4Q. ft -t rt#WlV MMi WW ^•"•"fl SfMlal tO HJfWfk)Cal# #HtHfltJ JMarcurv vapar light, canmerclal firm w/1 sets sheets, fan than 1 yr... comatava. Ilka new, S14S firm. Can RUGS, POR CASH. Call tTMSa dan, t badnonn. Ivorvtmna m m to BBC* pi OK. cand. 11W. 144-Mtl INTERNATIONAL OALLERIES Sawty, 1H,ar MB, pi. Call 4W-III1 747-1111. RIO BANK - U KEYPORT — s-roam offke, Mstork "Idao Owned- Swdlac cy amilmint; bulldlna, overlooking water. •II River Rd. PPair ACCESSORIES WANTED — Build- Between 111, 44 p.m. a4K4aU. Carpeted, built-in ahalvos, kabV raam. SIM a ma. plus ektctrk. I1O1I 74I.7BM $ 30 In9%a BlVtOtfJHf aHffpaJVjafiHa tsfjf/fta DOiHSa SAYR.VILLE ARIA — I marked Lionel or American Flyer, itMin HOLMDIL - BUILDER MUST alao train*. SsaJBM. bldriimi. UH, klda o.k. Lane SILL, deal dlract far eiceottenel MARUN MARTII balcony! HOME RENTALS. LITTLI SILVER -- ION SO. ft.. UM value I BUflim Fronch CeMHel 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 ALL LIONEL TRAINS srt-aaM. or oHka or retail atoi with flraataca and dock. All windows « occupancy. Days: 441 Mil Eve. and doan thermal Can 71M4S7 at- PaTiaaVI D*ft. 410 Or Flyer. Top caah aapiaiiil. SIA iRIGHT — Luxury SO44tt. aantw evalUOte WaH-to-wall tar I p.m. twTiitaod. 747-ttsl. RED BANK -Sto W**jnri nftpvev R* W HOLMDIL FOR SALE PRICE UP TO »200" ANTIQUES — Any type, am cand. ofllca or store EDWARO W. COLLINS AGENCY II pan ta call. I pay tha matt. WIST KIAHSIURO — S-room apt., Carantk Hoar. 8 1 including haat ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY ' Register Family Ads can sell your unneeded items 171-MU or M-1M7. SMS a mo. Includes utllltla.. 1 mo. 74111H sacurltv lllHH. No paH. lW-n>V. TV qutckly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- ANTIQUES — All kM4» bought far •«y*j{i,' umns now under a separate distinctive heading lap cash. Mary Jane Roosevelt An- INCOME PROPERTY! - Bright, tMuat, Wt Eaat River Ra):, Rtanaan. ill Houses For Rent sMclaug unfair! apartment In Items originating Irom your household may be sold MMisr Mamaar Aaaralsan Aa- as move-In condition, with a little TLC, Mil. PrM MM, MMKtt, lor up to $200 00 (formerly $100.00) per article taCHHMri af Amerka. downstair, unit will pay your en- PAIR HAVIN — Carrlaaa house on W.liSaaaSrfllNWIKI. Price lor each item must be mentioned ANTIQUES - Will ba In vour area mam ham asuta. S Ha* lami, fira- ponaaa. Owner onuloui at SaMM. March ii-n. we buy oorcalaln. «•- Place. laraa kltchan, tunroom, dai APPLEBROOK AGENCY INC.. RO- NEW SPRIMG-SUMMER 1981 Call awnar. Wanar Ilmmarar 4 Son, anara. 44Hta» urinal, bronia, oriental fumlura. at ITU par ma. Plug ullllHn. •4444M. PAnERN CATALOG brtnp Mil painting., lawalrv. alt. M1M41. I1I1I7S1-JM0. RID BANK - Suite'! at SM and IMS TERRIFIC SAVINGS on time, KIANSBURO — 1-bodroom, 1 ft. Prlvata parking. LISTED work, money with am 100 fast ANTIOUII — GATEWAY AN- Call 141-7100. jtfIng enhances sMl 4- Call 542-1700 TIQUES. Rt. » m» X beach 4 bus. SM. SMS. SMS. Call lVt-aath home In prime MaT patterns Phis fret patttfn Ava.. Leonardo, W-MM. Susan. «»J-»474. RID BANK — Ml Broad St.. tod i location. A lamllv mam coupon ($2 Value) Cittkn. SI 8-20 No discount II cancelled before expiration. ileor. 1.100 M. ft. of.ke space. Ideal 4 Brae law. ARTICLES WANTID - Han* KEYPORT — 1 ktdnims. aaraae to NYC Iranioorlation No changes in copy. mad.. To bs sold on canstanmeni in kids waKomo. MM range. IIS4.WM. POUR SEASONS Rl shop. Man.Prl., W. 4»ltW. HOME RENTALS. SnVaMB. 4.LTOM. 471SM0. 18 The DtailyRegister SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16.1981 IMOtttOTtHMIcNotlCW DM" being llctttleui. BENT P. 141 Shrewsbury WRIOHT. hli Mlrt. .dovloto* IM us Mobile N#m#s J27 Hlahlendi Township towing contract

IWI JYUIHI - 1J.JJ. . Rod Sank, NatfjarangTIgt. ' Propoialt thall M accimeaeJU nklpol Eutldlna, 4tt Sycamore Ayg> central air. (Mril Met. In court! nuo. Shrowtbury, NJ WHMT. bv a cortHUd check or BM Bond tor nol let! than ton IMTtU percent gl By order ol the Move* ond Coun- l«l INDY — 11x41. Now carpeting' the totol amount gl IM Bid. onceat cil oltho Borough of Shrowabury. Mr, tMIr or any ol tMIr tuccataort that tM amount el tM check need JEAN W. FABRY. R.M.C. In right, title and Intereit "JOHN stands pending new ruling nal eaceod Twenty Thouitnd DOE," huibmd al Holgn Doiian IIK.OOO ool end thall M net DATED; Mart*. II. ttiV Hutchlntan, taM nemo " Jahn I Heine llctltloul! OEOROI FREEHOLD - Although It has been different service to tow sway his car. Ocean Township Attorney Dennis OARDkN I'ARK MOaiLI HOMIt km than Five Hundred OeHan Menu H ti5 at — Sethea« PA, Heiiet Aouii eerk. ItmtO) CMcki and aid Sanaa WRIOHT. hli Mln. devlteet declared invalid by a Superior Court Crawford said on FridavBat the town- mall M made to tM order al tM ORDINANCE AUTHORIIIN* THE In past years, the township had X'J *" Treaiuror. Borough at Highland!, MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL CLERK IMk or any of MMlr tuccaaaari lit Judge, the car towing contract awarded awarded the contract on the basis of ship has appealed SoeMeR ruling. He reea Jertev. ro IXMCUTB AH ASRBEMENT right, title aM littered. JAMES B). MOIILt HOME POR SALC - WITH WRIOHT. hit Mln. doylteot aM by Ocean Township may stand — for which company bad promised ta charge said it would be difficult to put a new I5»1». lull, turnlihe* Con >M» m Each Proooul IMII alia M ec MODIFY WMOUTH COUNTY TO MI. coii «nor t. wm> camaarlltO bv a duly eigcutgd Con- IHE INTERLOCAL «MR earotaal repreientotlvoi aM hit, now. the lowest rates to the persons whose contract for the service out tobid , even tent al Surety In tM term cent lined VICES ~ REBMENT DATED May IMIr or any of MMlr lucciatorl In In tM Contract Document! Irem an rlehi. tltlt oM Intorott. MRS. Superior Court Judge Thomas F. can they would be towing away. using the old method, because it wasn't 140 Real Estate Wanted aoaraved turttv comoenv Ikentod WHEREAS, corloln Federal JAMES E. WRIOHT, Ms wile; JEPV la conduct HUIIMII m tM Mete gl lunat an potentlelly ovolloUe to FERSON WRIOHT olao known « T. Shebell Jr. previously had ruled that This year, however, the township bid clear when the Appellate Division would New Jgrgtv, agreeing |g tumtth Ike Monmoulh County under THH I 01 JEFFERSON WRIOHT. hit At, Ocean Township had improperly out the contract in a different way. The Issue its ruling, or what its decision ALL CASH required Controct Bond upon tM MM Homing aM Community Do davltoet aM aartonal na- yaaaomanl Act M 1*77. commonly I itvnun too* housn u> 10 VNMM. award gl IM Contract atlvn aM hit, tMir or any i awarded the municipal car towing con- township agreed to award the contract might be. Quick CUIng. MELMED RCALTY, known at Community Davtlgomant HKceuen In right, title Each rueiiial tMIl M mode Block Gront Progrom; aM tereit, MRS. JEFFI tract to Fahoury Brothers Towing Ser- to whichever company paid the town- If a new contract is bid out, and then B>r. tn-suo upon tM Wank! lurnliMd wltti tM WHEREAS. It la neceiiery to WRIOHT ang known at " Contract Document! tnd thall M vice, and ordered that the contract be ship the most money for the contract. HOUSES BOUGHT amend an anlttlM Inlartocal Sar- JEFFERSON WRIGHT. the Appellate Division upholds the old onclette In a atelod envelope aaV vkoi Aaroamant far MM county aM HAZEL LLOYD, Mr Mln, thrown out and re-bld properly. FOR CASH droned to tM Sorlugh Council. lit CIOOH lo benefit from Ihli Pro- Fahoury Brothers won the contract contract, the taxpayers will have to foot » HOUR APPRAISAL - CALL FOR gram; aM Mr, IMIr or any ol tMIr But on Friday, Shebell agreed to stay with a bid of about $13,000. William the cost of the original contract, he DETAILS ACADEMY AOJNCY, County. HOW Jortov, Mov morkM on tM otrtgjd* "Propoiol for WHEREAS, an Agreement hat In runt, title and InMreH his own order, pending the township's Gross, who owns Colonial Auto Body in added. REALTOR, m-tm. Ramovol ond Dlicoul ol Sowogo boon propoied under whkh the Mu DOE." huiband el Ham Lla. Slutfoo" ond MM IHI ood oddrou nlclpallty of Borouah of Shrewiburv name "Jahn Dog" belne Iktltlouti appeal of his decision to the state Ap- Ocean Township, sued the township and M no Bidoor. and dallMrM g> Mu- aM MM County gl Monmouth In co- MABEL WRIOHT, Mr Mln, de- pellate Division. The Judge noted that one of the in- nicipal Hall In MahUmk not lotor eaaralkM with Mar munklpolltloi vhMgt and agrtanel repretentatlvet Fahoury Brothers, alleging that the con- thontM umo ata« i laocwue. - will modlly an Inlerlocol Sorylcos and Mr. tMIr or any ol tMIr we- volved parties would get hurt no matter ACT punuant to N.J.S.A. 40:0A-t; ceiiori In right, title and Inttrett. The stay will allow Fahoury tract had been improperly awarded. Tho Borough Englnoor ond tM "JOHN DOE." huibend ol Mabai what decision he made. But be agreed IN Boats* Borough Council mono no rleMto Brothers to continue to be the town- Shebell agreed. He said the township WHEREAS. It It In MM Ben In Wrletvt. told name "John (Mar that the stay of his ruling would be in l.r.il M tM MunlcIpollty ol Borouoh beraa fictitious; WILLIAM A ship's towing service, unless and until was not allowed to raise revenue Accessories Of Shrtunburv to enter Into tuch an WRIOHT, hit Mlrt, devlttet and order since there was no Indication that porunol repretenlallvoi and Ma. the Appellate Division upholds Shebell's through the award of the contract. If a ins II' TRI-MOLL — E«c. COM., Proooool NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT their or any ot tMIr tuccettan In earlier ruling. the township didn't "act In good faith." or bofora rdlng tho Controct In right, two and Inlereil. MRS. WIL- municipality charges a fee for issuing a oogor M ooll. Coll ofMr 4 a.m. accirdanci with Chapter ttax Lewi ORDAINED by Ma) Moyor aM Gov UI-OU0. ammo Body al MM Maniclpalitv ot LIAM A. WRIOHT. hi! wire; The contract gives Fahoury Brothers license or permit, for example, the fee He also noted that the case was a efHK Borouah ol Shrewitury. thot the JOSEPH E. M. LAMBIRT, Ml •ULKHEADING All lobor kl connection with tM the privilege of being the first towing is only supposed to reimburse the town AM dot I roMlrt orolect iholl M MM not leu Mn CUrtoTotm#f^t gWlitwo* p\ejTfoe)fne>fii to hem. etvlaaat and pommel nare- novel one, and should be reviewed by a Modlly Interlock Serykoi Aaroo ttntatlvet and Mi. their, or any of service called by police and township for the expenses it Incurs In Issuing the wagil lilted In tM Wooo Rote De- mont Doted May it. Itn for mo Ihelr tuccottort kl right, title ind higher court. m-nv ter mlnetkm contained III tM Soecll Purooio of Inserting a OaKrlaMan mtoreit. MRS. JOSEPH E. M. LAN? officials when a disabled car has to be license. LENT2E MARINA — For Roman katten or on IM In tM Engineer'! ol Actlvltlei for tM Soyenlh Year BERT, hli "lie: MARJORIC towed off township roads. The towinq "It's appropriate that there be a Boy booting In out Mrtnlng tenke ottko, eurtuant to Chapter ISO. Monmoulh Counly Community Og- EWART IAUN, Mr Mln, dovltaot Accepting the money for the towing lor WM oM Mil boon. IS to H'. Lewi al NewJertey. IH». yolaamgnl Block Grant Proarom." •n*j Dfifson#i rtrtwteinieiiivfi •no fee is paid by the owner of the disabled review of my decision (given its mod boot «oio». Wfim. TM rrataall thall cementa a copy ol whkh It on Hlo In MM contract was tantamount to Imposing an lor ml Included In HM SeecHlcetkmi Mr. tMIr or any of IMIr mcrmnri uniqueness)" the judge said. MARINE ELECTRONICS — For Municipal Clerk't orfke. M ex In right HIM and Inlarott; -JOHN car, who also has the option of calling a additional tax, the Judge had ruled. "DIKloture Statement" ot to tM ocutod by the Mayor aM Municipal IM lotoU to Si To« recorder* VMF identlllcatkn al Prlnclpali per OOE," hutkand of Marlorle Ewart radtae. direction Hnderi or Loran. Clark In accordance with IM pro Zaun. taM name "John Oat" being Chapter n « MM PuMk Lewi if vllkmiollaw. end vour koitttuv n 1«M. llclllloul; CALVIN ZAUN, hit Mln. •OAT HOUSE Bidder i are required to comply BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED dovHeei and portonol ralrmnt im Ocean Avo. to* mat Hut Ordinance uxii toko effect allvot and hit. tMIr or any gl tMIr MI Jill with tM reoulremonti ol PI mi. MKCeuert In right, title aM hv ureil. MRS. CALVIN ZAUN. Ma TIM. through S The Borough Engineer and *" SST "" TM foraoalnaa o ordinance woi In- wHl; ENOS STANHOM, huti Hazlet officials reinstate Borouoh Council retorvo tM right to of Mary Slanhopt; PRANK L. I reiect any and all Bldt, ta waive any troduced att a meeting gl tM Sails Aweigh i nlormallllei or Irregular IHoi In tM Baroueh Council gl Shrowtbury gn TON. hit Mln, eevltaaa New Jersey's only BKH received, ond to occopl ony BM March o. ton aM will be conaklarofl al reoreientotlvoi ana hit, whlcn II doomed RMM liver gate to Mr llnol tiallOBI otter puUk Mar- any of tMIr tuxcaitan In r HUNTER Dealer tM Borouoh gf Homltr.de. New Mr- Ing at mo Council moetMe to M MM and Maraat; ONOFRE I . Sailboat Specialists lev. at the lime end under IM condl AprM IX "01 at I 00 In the munklpal SCHNAK. t»r Mlrt. devlitet and lioni ttlMiwew. TM right It olto bulkang. lit Svcamare Avenue, at pnpononaa l repreienUtlyopi t aMM Mr, , 4 school crossing guards 75 pra owned, new roiervedlolncreateordecroatelM which time ell portont who with will tMIr' , oXr anany aofl MMltMIrr lucctuon In boats on display e»anllMat In IM manner dttlgnattd be alvon on opportunity tob e Mord. rtorit, title anend InleratlInttrgtt, "JOHN first. The board members maintain they 802 Mantotoklno Rd. in tM SpaclttcMlanv JEAN W. FABRY, R.M.C. DOE,," hutbentbed ggll Onofrt Nortoorton HAZLET - Township officials have located at the following locations: Beers Borough Clerk SchnakSh , taMM name "Jh n OoOf Brick Town By Order ol Borough Council al March H W.M Sk, taM ae "John Oof decided to reinstate four of the 10 school Street and Bethany Road; Middle Road did not know about the dismissals until a • Now Jer- Mini t IkUtioulkUiouli j ROROBSRB T BB DBDB MARMAR , ana knowk n at ROBERT B. crossing guards who bad been dismissed and Molly Pitcher Drive; Beers Street concerned parent called the board of- (201) DEMAR SMITH, (in Mln, ddevlieei ticies to confirm rumors to that effect. eM aanonal rapraoantailvgrapraaa t and by Township Committee members as and Dogwood Lane; and Hazlet Avenue 477-3252 NOTICE TO BIDDERS hit. MMlMl r or any oll tMtMIIr lucctuolcct n part of their proposed 1981 municipal and Lammers Street. Mayor Henry Pekarsky had acknowl- Notice It hereby given mat In right, title and Inleroit, ROSE NOTICE taaaM bMt will M received by MM SMITH, widow gf Robert I. Dtmar budget. The other six locations — at Cove edged that communications should have Borough ol Hlehlondv N.J. Monmouth County Boord ol Roc roe alto known at Robert a. DoMar been bettor, but nevertheless said the 154 Rtcrtatlonal Proooood luMtylHon! Block 17. llga Commltalonan at Ma Mon Smith. - JOHN RAY SMITH. Mr The reinstatements reportedly were Road and Monterey Drive; Lillian Drive Loa 141 Mr. fAn. Loo SMU mouth County Pork Svttom ADM IN Vahlclts ISTRATIVE OFFICES. TMmpoon Mln. devltooi aM ptrtonal roofb made by Robert Weigand, the township and Miriam Place; Cresci Boulevard at decision had to be made because of . Pfw JXl .Xaiareg Part. Newman Sprmga Rd.. Lin- tgntatlvaatlvat aM Mr. tMItMrI or any of budgetary constraints. IMIr lucceitolucc n In rightrig, title aM administrator, after school officials the Rarltan Valley Elementary School; •*JC*e7« • • POOI Ww OejftC KjOi P9V WNn cro*Tl* Now je^tTMv^ until 10-00 A«fn-# I "JOH DOE" huebeM gl ll?0 STARCRAFT POP-UP prgvollkie time on THURSDAY. Intoreiteit. "JOHN DOE.DOE." notified him Friday that the Board of Sycamore Drive and Stephen Place; orogi M.I ft I. M dopth lo» Joan N y Sim aM me "Jak"k n CAMPER - Ueeet 4 MM m «X ft I ond aauara imioi of tot APRIL 1 INI aM man publkiy Joan Nay Smim, taM name The suggestions for the board to pay ooooon. E>c. COM. Atkina met opened and road aloud for the follow- DDM"" MinMig kttIktltMut; ELIZIZABETA H Education would not pick up the Lab Brookside Avenue and Irwin Place; and IS7U m. ft. oopra.) Each of now D. SMITH HILDEBRANTHIDEBRANT, Mr for retaining the guards was vehement- tU MM owor 11.« dglklonxolai oro cHM hi (Artklo J. l necessary to retain the guards. Town- Middle Road and Coach Drive - were 1. STEEL STOCK Min, djultaai aM ptraoftgl rtgre- SoclkmllR.llCM.44) lontativoi aM Mr. MMlr or any al ly opposed by most board members at Any 1I. VEHICLEviHiCLrS- ship officials had suggested at a special chosen instead of the others because CLUB COACH 1 REPAIR MMlr luccettori In right, title IM their special meeting Thursday night. REPAIR PARTS Inttratt, ALBERT H. meeting with board officials Thursday they primarily are located in residential Your own luKurv motor cagch. opportunity 10 be hoord ol tho moot »TUR>E«JIPM«NT Lounge, or I vole ilateroem AW •to- HILDEBRANT, widower; FRANK They felt the committee should not ask Ing to bo MM an Thurldoy evonlng 4. REPAIR PARTS • AUTOMO- R. NORTON, hli Mln, devlieei tnd that the board pay for the guards until developments and considered safer for oi iM P.M. Tho nm IOaP#fp DaMflnfJ FRIEND, Mr MauaM; CHAI three bulldlnet totalllno M.ltO RALPH AVERY, MICHE IM name and addreti ol tM bidder AVERY. Mo wile; DIANA vouere loot aM granted a variance end IM title of tM DM on tM outilde. IMOt* •turtle I to allow for** perklMtpecet cover SON WEAVER, REVERENRE' D HI Lost* Found _* n*. a.i WEAVER, Mr 1; DOU property known el Black 77. Lett OUr Tjj of ffvx rojgfiBfjn Thli action net Man MMtutod Superior Court j udge WRIGHT, til »en inaTai Map 01 the Borough ol mlittoneri, P O. Boa at. Llncroft, EWAR.T. MIL.38'EL D JEWA°R ! UIM Silver N.J. 07710. BMt mutl bo awiveredal wife; VIRGINIIIA HOGAN. VIC FREE POUND ADS Merle M.10 Ihe ploce ond betero tM hour men- F HOGAN. her tM Monmouth County Clerk'lOtlke kl tM mortgage book and paaat As a public service to our " During mo oerlor mance al mil iHOr let lortp. TM premltoi -oadors. The Daily Rse- MaLentBratodi ~ dismisses property suit I tocamely wHh mo I Mlllttont, County gl ster will offer a FREE jOfFVItTJc. til." PLEASE TAKlpNOTICE met a •d State of New Jorioy Mte-dav ad (3-llnes only) to TM Manmtun County e pertkulorly FREEHOLD - A Superi- ship construction official, In- lot, in a residential zone, did inyont finding a lost pel or puhllc Marine will be MM by the Recreation Co. ntoaka Zoning Board al Adlullmenl al IM no rwit to wolve any Inhjrmalllkn or Court judge has dismissed correctly issued a building not conform to township zon- irtlcle. City 01 Long Branch, at tM City Hall Tan Sato CarMfkau No. 0J2 In. or to relect any or all blda. OM to doled OlcamMr is, m meet By in tM city el Lone Branch. NJ, ON award conlroctt In whole or In part a Middletown woman's suit permit to Robert and Rose- ing standards She said it Call the Action Line today April 1.1101 at 1:00 PM. David H. Balrd. Collector of Ta»ei S4M700 TM puretee of Mi Merlng tot o if atimaf in MM bett liimott gl mo of MM TawnaM* af Mlllitonotono. Ctuntv against township officials in mary Sodon, allowing them to failed to meet the minimum comldor the application ol: Boord to do K> of MonouMMM aMM SUMM af MaM wJ Jar- commence building on their lot sise requirements of FOUND - FomMO own, «*Mt 4 ALPHpmO R. DEVIVO Mr a varl- No bidder may withdraw Mi bM lev lo Lawrence Sllvl 0M Son Per- which she sought to stop con- wltMa MMrty IMI devt following MM rieVfJPii ifoalnv elaHJheufi -rt •ta eZvtjfFenr n a iSa iJl IffIOK. TJEfMjbaJ sHpjvla •*-*- moo., IllHl 4 Hound ntlituro. Mr hutbtnd; DOROTHY I v struction on a neighbor's property at 81 Concord Ave. 23,825 square feet and also did Bleck/trewn. a. Keaaa. H7-0JW HAMILTON HOWELL, Mr Mt- mouth County Clerk'! Offke In Book iTp^»is^tr«ir;.riTK baM; MARY ENOLISH. WILLIAM l»7t of Mortgoget. aaea IM, cover property. Township zoning officials not comply with setback and RgcregtMn Cammltalanert ohaM re- M. ENOLISH, htr hutband; IM Stock it. Lai SOD an MM Tax yard requirements. STREET. Lat: IS Hock Ml ao lerve tM right to MM DKH for H«ty MARGARET H. NORTON, widow; Mao gf MM Townthlp af MUlttoM Laura Hesse, adminis- and the Township Committee Mown on mo City Taa Map. Varl- MSI doyi artor to award of con- ONOFRE NORTON, Ming tltuato watt al Aarooa ReM tract!. end, wuttt if WltcrCt Hollow Road. trator for the estate of upheld Reinhold's action af- In a complaint filed with LOST - OaM I By order of TM Board at Rtcrg- You and each ot you ere made Charles Hesse, charged that ter Hesse appealed it. graving Reword. SIM. Cell alten Commltalonort of MM County OwftrnOavfii^•a • J • e>0o VI n Iadkn ^ tnv*• ) eMMYf_ ^»••)• _ A•fnlliejO the court last month, Hesse of Menmeutk. reoulred to taryg upon Alexander Paul Reinhold Jr., the town- Levchuk, Etoulro. ulalilMfft' ol miWrbMtyM voo Nave or clalm lo Hesse contended that the asked Superior Court Judge Rate W. Magnan. Chgerman htWf} flOfHf) ritjntf tni#) Of 04n#f IIV LOST - hwaM fgnwtt a Jomoi J. Truacar, kjrney whole a frill 11 17 Wga| *••••" >lTV*JT1 r rfajffTJjaiJe t^RFW i/*«TT"JFT toroil effecting MM reel Mate being Thomas F. Shebell Jr. to stop H Soc rotary Director h rtrocloaU By virtue gf gwngnhip. Wc°oM a March It U0.70 mt omwer tom a ComalUnl HIW In a the Sodons from continuing Uaat la Matettea oraa. .Jceive MY civil action In which Lawrnf— ' Inheritance, detcanL Inttttacy or ondltmFerruoeloerimo* daoltt. dower, curttty. mtrtiata, with the construction, or to , PtRiWlT I WiLt- deed or conveyance, entry of Monmouth briefs THIN NSCO AM ADDITIONAL rt DoBaun t* 111 Special Notkos VARIANCE. A BULK VARIANCE force them to get variances FOR THI SIDEVARD SUPERI Court at New Jeriev wnkMT. new. TM nature af whkh and MM reaaon that you aM each al yauara from the toning board. ANTICIPATION DATING «miCH WIU. THIN CC OFNEWJI live US) dtyt attar March tt. 1 A tr SlOt YARD TBACK LAWDIVIS.... aacluUvo gf tuch date. II van fall to MtflBjv ell OeHe)ftdaf nU 11 ••! Ivf O* Wiln Slide show will feature China SERVICE — Coll lor Iroo arechuro. particularity In tM Comelelnt eM loll Too, 000 III Ml WHICH I DO HOT HAVE MONMOUTH COUNTY do to. Judgment by Default may eg She also asked the court to A permit Mr tM annum wea DOCKET HO. M1U Amendment to complaint a copy at HOLMDEL - Ten Pei Lee, a resident here and an force Reinhold to withdraw denied by HM EullHHH Intaector bo- CIVIL ACTION MM Com oVtWCh Will Del fUtfflleHvOQ VOU Oft Ifltt rewiett addretaM to MM Attorney cauaa a* tM tgHawtae rggatn: In MM Matter al MM ApailcaMar) Complaint employee of Bell Laboratories, will share his experiences of the building permit. MRS. SYLVIA Let la W a liTTeMwalBg W a US' ta of ANGELA ROBINSON, a miner by You thMI file your Antwgr aM tor tM plalntlffi at MM above men- HANDWRITING ANALYST Proaf gf Servke to duWUlll wM* tioned oddrett. Mainland China in a slide show March », 7:30 p.m. at the Character RgMtr Patrkla A. Lugll. lor leove to01 - tM Clerk of no Superior Court. W. LEWIS BAMBP.ICK Holmdel branch of the Monmouth County Library, 4 The township bad con- you are prlvllogM to M pram* at •umo mo name gf ANOE LA LUOOS. SUM Haute AHM«. Trenton. Now Clerk. Superior Court of iaM Margie aM prawn any aM aM PLEAS* TAKE NOTICE that Jgratv to accordance with MM Rinn Crawfords Comer Road. He and his family most recently tended that the building per- jxzsr oMecIMM whtch you may hno to an FrMay. April w, mi gl t:00 a.m. of Civil PracticeaMPrendure. March It 17) to mit was correct because the RaaSl ANGELA ROBINSON, a minor by visited China last year .. j oracaogme of met cote may Sodons had no way of acquir- 542-9500 M•w In—Ia kH In tM Ofltco of MM Patricia A. Luge*, will appoar 250 Other PMbllcNetKei MO OtJwr PuMIc HeMceS Board of Adjustment, City Hell, Ma before MM Superior court gl Now ing adjoining land to bring SINGLES — Mon |«Mil. oVaadway. Long Branch. N J a ^.. a nil ilalaoi II noioai niiiBa Group will discuss 'The Moviegoer* the lot In cooformance with I1S40) Join oar wccouful ootno AktMmaR. Oavhro JfJvwr' LOW l/1VIWwM|f pnOVo'TpvMffjn cha>. SOC. Baa itt^VAMI EM.gT7O. >w wtttwood Aye, Apt. a) County, at MM Court Haute. Free- township lot size require- Long Brarxh. NJ MM. Now jgrtoy. to make apaMce- March M 114.70 I*OA fOo" I00V9 fO aMeftaVfgfJ ITAO n#*tlgf Of FREEHOLD - The Small Book Club at the Monmouth ments. 212 Travel- ANGELA LUOOS. Any obloctlem County Library's headquarters at 26 Broad St., will discuss SMITH AND SHAW « Shebell last month signed Transportatlon mean CmtlH Clerk. Court Haute, Percy Walker's "The Moviegoer" March 23, beginning at FreoMM, Haw janay, prtgr ta tM COUNSELLORS AT LAW an order at Hesse's request NOTK1 April to. IMI Marine dale. Any oo- MS MONMOUTH PARK HIGHWAY. RT. to 7:30 p.m. Another session on the same book will be held at „ M advnad mat tM MM- J octort hereto mult M protent ot IM ordering the township of- Too/mate Committee will Marine Sato. Covered Bridge, April 10 at ISO p.m. CLUB COACH THEODORE A. SUSSAN. ESQ. ficials and the Sodons to ap- Your awn luaurv motor coach feOW tnef ffxtOtjoTifltfj nitMfiflfA'. 1. Tuttday. March 17. ten. mo- Attorney tar Angolo Waelmtn. a ml- ATTORNEYS POR PLAINTIFF Lounw, private ttataroom AHo fea- BOROUOH OP SEA SRIOHT. pear in court here Friday. tures loo-el IMIMe decor to lllloi, del meetlne ta M MM In tM cea> nBT wf htfr ftwtna)f #00 fMVtJtTejH lerence room al Toun Hall, 1 KMBI guardian. Patricia A. Lueaa o Munklpal Corporation, «tc. For loioiwoUgm, Mlaonona PtalntHf, But the judge found that Re- (Ml) Hut Hlehwev, Mliililo.ii at i-.x PM, ^Street tor tM purpaea af: A. Meeting with VL Coast Guard seminar March 26 inhold and the township had Jeffrey Sieeei al Murray Canttruc- SLOCK t, LOT SI 211 Instruction llon re: tM Vlner Property a. Die- ASSESSED TO LILLIAN M TODD, LITTLE SILVER — A marine communications seminar, acted correctly in issuing and cuttlon an tM Klnet Highway Em eteti Read Raallenminl C. Budget Dh> conducted by Flotilla a of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, upholding the permit. HATE cunkm. TO: TERRY LEE SCHANCK By Borough gf tea Bright In tM County ol Monmouth. o Munklpal will be held Thurs., March 26, from 8:30-10 p.m. in the James J. McGuire, at- 1. Wednetdav. March 10, itot, YOU ARE HEREBY Clientage GOING tpoclel mooting to bo MM In me NOTIFIED mat an OROER FOR TAKE NOTICE that an action. In Ram. hat been commenced In We auditorium of Red Bank Regional High School, Ridge Road. torney for Hesse, contended conference room ol Town HaU. 1 SERVICE IV PUBLICATION upon luaarlar Court of mm Janay, py IM mine el a Complaint an February IS. TO WORK? J K r B^l^wOfc^u»fc«« •** J j| p ^^ gj o^_ you gf Amended Sumrnona aM 1101. to loreclote and forever Mr any and all rhUiti el redemption of tM Subjects to be covered include VHF/FM transceivers, marine that the Sodons couldn't build IN THE wtaji nWaWttv. Mloartuwn M J:W Amended CampktM wot em oarcoli H lend dettrlMd tn M Tan Forte kmiro mi Below from pMhnlH'a VHF antennas, marine radio direction finders, navigating on the lot because they were MORNING? IMpurpotooldrtcuttJnotM ol New la« lien llthn. I. ThurMay. March H, IMI, tpg- under date gf Fobruory 10, 1101. to 1. TM action 11 brought agimtt tM land only, and neoanenal HxJom.ni with a depth finder, long-range navigation and Coast Guard not the original owners. But loon clol mooting to bo held In MM can- en action kl MM Superior Court al mty M entered therein. BARTENDING lorenco room of Town Hall, 1 Klnet 1. Any oerton datlrlne to protect o right, title or Intereit In tM requirements for visual distress signals. Admission will be Shebell said that a change in hi 1 iMrt OT0M Hwhwoy, Middle town, at 7:J0 PM. maun Caunty. Deckel He. LgtTSt-ry. detcrlbod lend or any parcel neraof kv redemption or to conlett plilntlll'i free. COII tor tM puroote of Introducing HM wherein THE CENTRAL JERSEY right lo Mrgckea, mutt do to bv paying IM amount rewired to redeem at ownership would not affect JERSEY SHORE HOI nwnkkMI budget TM Town- BANK AND TRUST COMPANY, a •el lorthMlow.pluilntiretl to tM date ol redemption, ond tuch cotUoitM the right to build on the land. BARTENDING SCHOOL ohlp Cammrltoo will atto MM their benhlne corporation. It MMMW, court may allow, prior lo tM entry gf ludgmanl tMreln. or . IIBng tnd I MoHl St.. EOMMOwn coucw mooting wlowlno me budget and TERRY LEE SCHANCK H tM terving on anawar ta IM complain—t ttmn^HllDaf ffofia h' d#f ef no 4ml' 1 iMfeini«ir Accountants to meet Tuesday A change in the township S42-2299 Introduction within forty live dm altar dale af tM publication of thli notkt. LEARN TO BE Molluo Montlkk YOUR ARE FURTHER 1. In tM evert of failure tr aniwor bv any perion hovlng tM rlehl to ordinances, rather than a A TRAVEL AGENT Aiiltunl Towmhlp Clark NOTIFIED THAT YOU ARE RE- riOitm or antwgr, tuch panan thall pa forever barred and foredoom gf all TINTON FALLS - The Monmouth-Ocean chapter of the OUIREO to gone an Antwer toM M mi rtohti. title and Intern! and equity of redemption In ond to tMMrceliof change in onwership, would Mar. M tt.w oVflwB^tuawftkautt r eh—i at I m I pt & OU^kwol i— aekJW New Jersey Society of certified public accountants wil eon- No« 7-week evening clOM Mglni ntVpVJfE|#«Mj i^ffeVEfjwfl ItfOO Ifl vNv land detcrlMd In tM followmt tax forecknure Hit. affect the ability to build, the ciuii of action uaan 4. TM lollowlng It e cdpv al eM Tax Fancloaure Lltl, thewlne tM land duct a program Tuesday st the Hilton Inn. Featured speaker Mor. » ot tho Rod Bonk Womon'i BLANKENHORN t, RAOAN. ESO., aeHntt which MHt action H g rough!, judge said. P.O. Be. 10*. AtMry Park, New TAXWMlCLOSUBE LIST will be Hugh Chalrnoff, vice president of New Jersey National FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Janay 077H, altniMrl far TM Con- SCHEDULE DESCRIPTION TAX CERTIFICATE The judge dismissed the MERIDIAN TRAVEL SCHOOL Uol Jortoy Bank aM Truat Corn- SERIAL NUMBER ltt47740W 70-1 charges and said be would ElUMIiMd IN* H.000 tredl Sealed bMi will bo rocel voo by rfj satv sign an order for summary the Mayor Mt Council ef MM am after April a. ten, whkh h mo te/it/n Schiano promoted to colonel •orougn or wowaaury, monooy, dato of MM Mat publication, at pro- MOUNte/it/T n judgement. MM IHh day of April 1101 olioopm ***** ** **" °"" '" **"*' MY LIENS l tin Municipal Building, 410 AMOUNUBSEQUT EOF FORT MONMOUTH - Lt. Col, Louis J Schiano has been DATED: March t, 1*11. LIENS k a ae a aiiiaialliiailtiiiiiaiailiila 0 0 0lioilliatatlklt f_ycamgra Avonuo, Shrowaburv, CERTIFICATE THRU 117 Tale p 0flllOVVVIIolllOTIOIlOOIIOVI10 01felllllOVItllia Now Jgraov far MM purchaoe of MM BLANKENHORN 4 RAOAN SUBSEQUENT promoted to the rank of colonel. He has served at the U.S. Atterneyt for PlolnlrH TH' MO.lR 17t * Army Communications and Development Command (COR- «7HHWaRd» March It, U, 30. April! Mt.M fuel all. wHh .1 eorcont maaimum NOTICE TO Book I*M Pago 14 IM.II ADCOM) comptroller since September, and is responsible for NOTICE TO •IDDERS •mohur contont. ond moartIM on pel A BUNT DIFBNDANTt e/17/tt the management of II billion. BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS lutlon laoulieniailU of tM N.J. Da- SUPERIOR COURT Book 94*4 Poo* II Births MONMOUTH COUNTY parllMnl of Envlronmontol PTatac- OFNBWJIRtaY AMOUNT TO NEW JERSEY tton. ERY DIVISION REDEEM RECORD ... Seeled Promelt will bo re B. 14,000 gglton ol reguMr DIVISION J01.JT Lillian M. tedd DOT to discuss Poplar road work IIIIIMMIIIItllMIHMIIIIIMMMUHtMIMIIIMIIi colvM by IM Borough Council at the eaaallM. merg or km. laadoO with a 1.117.75 Cattle drear Borough Holl, 171 Boy Avomio, ffllfrviTNMft grf/ Dwnp octe>no rsTtitio, •% 1.0I1.0S TRENTON - The Department of Transportation will hold RIVERVIEW Highland!. Now Jertev O77B on minimum M.I rgtggrch retina aM TO: USELA CONOVER l 1 FORECLOSURURE LIST Red Beak Mondev. MorcH », l«g)1 ot four p.m load canaeM ol no mare man 1 known at FRICILLA CONOVER In MM aforotald TaTaat FarKknure LIU each cortmcatm t af ton tola Hated an Information center March M to discuss proposed improve- Lotel Time ond rhenpublklvoMned gram*. alto known at URSULA CONOVER le numktr and followinlowing tech tuch tcMdulod number It Mr. and Mrs. William ond rood oWud lor: REMOVAL C. IMOO oolkro of regular alto known at PRISELA CON- 0 itotemont ol tM lInferrngttoli ferrngttolt co tmlnl lng eaclll cartHkattHkto at I t rooulroldd bby ments to Poplar Road from Deal Road to West Park Avenue ANO DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE oototlno. more or km. unloaded, law. TM tkHH i lOMotlilll lo well l tcMduloMdldd certHketotHkto e whkhkh IIt Cook (Helene Norton), Twin OVER, Mr Mlrt, Bawloaai aM por- In Ocean Township. The center will extend from 3-8 p.m. in SLUDGE In ond for tho Borough ol with a minimum 07 pump ocleno IOMI repretontatlyot end Mr. IMIr reoulred by lew 11 aot feUdM, id tM Infermotlon n Indkatod by tech column Lights Terrace, Highlands, Hlhtftjoitff, MM#n vJ Jirnv> rating aM a minimum VIJ iataait.li or any af their imctlatii In right. leroeyincaipgi ledd By' rotoroncreferencoe Wtkiloo oeoc "h certificate of the second floor lib rary room of the Ocean Township Munici- Tho work Includoi no common rollng. title aM Intoratt, "JOHN DOE." •an tale KMdule son, March 11. romovol oM dltpotal of llnow TM mccBopOl bMdor IMM M nuteaM of Ulata Caaavir aMa 1. Column No. Itetm WHlUlw nMfHt)a)f t, pal Building at Monmouth and Deal Roads. won from MO Borough of Hleft- otlloetod lo provide. In writing, IM kMwn ai PrtallM Canover aloe 2. Colwfltl PMi 2 sajts fi M date rMlon 01 IM property. Mr. amd Mrs. Michael loMI Sewage Treatment Plenl belli far any price Incroeto above down at Urtulo Canover alta 1. Column Ho 3 tett U eterlalnumMroftMtaiicertmcoM Hedlund (Dorothy Sue TIM wgrh MfceM bo ptrfgrmM os tho bid price during MM term of MM 4. Column No. 4 toll li a date el IM tax tale. Workshop Thursday for teachers uec Wed. ond at Me location! and » contract. ... tett forth me nemo oltMowMr tt rfippoart on Wo tan Brookdale Community College. Pyschology Instructor Eleln Mr. and Mrs. John Controct Document!mevto ob- MM Met Intoreita of MM Borough. duukata. Olaoye will conduct sessions designed to help teachers think McAlister (Susan Owen), 10 uinod ot mo tenet of no cierk, ond ta purchoie tho o«act auenMIMl SMITH ANO SHAW Mimic lool SulMlM. 171 Btr Avonuo, ot rooulrod by the Borough. A ejwa^a"^^fcfc*di more clearly and feel more optimistic and positive. Those Central Ave., Atlantic High- Hlghlondt, NJ or ol tho oMcg Of MM •M formt mov bo obielned at SS^oVnna BY: TH*O^AT1 THVJIT interested may contact Community Services at the collage. Borough Englnoor. 117 Brood Stroot. tMafKcgaf MM Borough Clerk, Mu- Either March It lands, daughter, March 11. ither Wright HHI, told name "John sun Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 16,1981 Tile Efeaify Register 19

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