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By CORSON ELUS were the largest of the year. Parking lots the three dollar limit set during the month on one train arriving from New York City if summer, and that the Department of Trans- There may be i gasoline shortage, but it were jammed, an indication that many of of June. the ridership had increased as a result of portation, which announced the plan on appears people traveling to the Jersey the tourists had driven from their homes to The station manager at the Asbury Park the fare cut. Monday, should continue the experiment •bore from New York City and Newark this the shore. station, however, reported that ridershlp on "He said that there was some increase, for several weeks to familiarise riders with weekend opted for their can and ignored Barry Kamm, a member of the county Sunday was up as much as 10 percent due to but not that much," Kamm said. the cut. the half-farei being offered by Conrail on Committee on Tourism, said yesterday that the fare decreases. But the huge traffic jams near the Long "They should have given it more time Half-fare trains coming to the Jersey shore. he had checked five trains during the week- "I've got a lot of people asking for the Branch pier, according to Kamm, showed to make a fair evaluation," Kamm said. Conrail officials reported that despite a end, and had not noticed a significant in- fare decrease, so they are using it," the that the crowds had come from the north in No Conrail officials would comment on deluge of telephone calls Thursday night, crease in rtdership. official said. their cars. whether the fare-cut, which was announced not very asking about the half-price rail service to "One train came in with about 12 cars, He also maintained that train riders had "The beachfront downtown, with the as a one-week experiment, would be ex- the shore area, rail traffic was not much and about 100 people got off,'Kamm said. Haunted Mansion and the water slide, was tended to next weekend. heavier than usual. According to Kamm, the people coming ...but the crowds reached jam packed," be said. The "seat sale," as it a was labelled by "I'm not sure how much traffic is up, to the shore area have moved back into Those who did come by train walked, Robert A. Keith, assistant Commissioner of popular but I don't think that many more tickets their cars with the recent surge in gas the beaches, page 4 were picked up, or some hired tans to take Public Transportation, was designed to help were sold than usual," said a Conrail supplies along the parkway. them to the beaches. fight the gas shortage and increase tourist spokesman. "The Garden State Parkway stations crowded stations at all of the shore points In Kamm, who was monitoring the effects travel to the seaside resorts In the state, According to local officials, the crowds were allotting seven dollars of gas to each the county because of the half-fare. of the fare-cut for the county, said that the many which have suffered because of the on the beaches, despite the cloudy weather, car," Kamm said, noting the increase from Kamm said that he asked the conductor fare-cut program was started too late In the gas shortage The Daily Register VOL. 102 NO. 23 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23, 1979 15 CENTS The end of a kidnapping

NEWARK (AP) - Three suspects arrested in William Hunt, the FBI said. ..aut the front door. "BUI," she called out. They connection with the kidnapping of a banker's wife FBI spokesman Michael McDonnell would not hugged. "Oh, my Cad," she said and burst into were scheduled for arraignment before a U.S. say whether the ransom was recovered. tears. Magistrate on kidnapping and extortion charges. Caceres and Cedano were seized moments Neither she nor the FBI would reveal details The trio, brought into federal custody yester- after the kidnap victim, Joan Dedrick, M, ap- of events following her abduction Friday morning day, were ldentifed as GuiUermo Jesus Caceres, peared on the lawn of her West Mllford home to from her spacious brick ranch-style home. Her 12, Angel Humberto Cedano, 22, and Salvatore meet reporters. At her side was her husband, sons, William, Id, and Scott, IS, were elsewhere. Lacognata, 23, all of Paterson, the FBI said. William, executive vice president of the Franklin Mrs. Dedrick was released at a gas station In Caceres and Cedano were arrested yesterday Bank in Paterson. Teaneck at 4 a.m. yesterday, 42 hours after she morning at a Paterson tenement on East 32nd "I'm home, I'm home," said Mrs. Dedrick, was abducted, FBI Special Agent Arthur Meister Street that had been staked out by the FBI. apparently unharmed but emotionally wracked. said. Lacognata was arrested late last night in front of "She was released exhausted, but not physi- A resident in Teaneck, a Bergen County com- his East 24th Street home. cally harmed," said Dedrick, 90. "This If a munity about 25 miles from Mrs. Dedrick's rural All were held without bond In the Metropolitan joyous occasion for all of us." Passaic County home, telephoned the FBI after Correction Center in New York with arraignment Mrs. Dedrick arrived home about 6 a.m. in a the woman appeared at the door. set for 10 a.m. today before U.S. Magistrate green FBI car. As she got out, her husband came See TV end of, page I

FBI agent, gun in hand, guard* a mtpect identified at Angel Humberlo Cedano, following hit arrett in a Paterton tenement William Dedrick comforti hit wife aftw her releaie by kidnapperi Carter now expected to turn his energy to energy problems WASHINGTON (AP) - Board and the Energy Secur- agreed Saturday to support the House chief of staff, who said ernment to support that action been working at cross- error in the past, he felt It was Califano's record on Capitol President Carter, whose re- ity Corp.," White House press mobilization board. on NBC's "Meet the Press". or leave the government." purposes to presidential goals. in waiting as long as he did to Hill, where the president feels shaping of his White House secretary Jody Powell said While he has completed the Once the president Carter clearly felt that It was understood that the use dismissals to make this the HEW secretary was un- staff is expected to consume Sunday. firings that shook his Cabinet makes a decision on policy or Joseph A. Califano Jr., whom president expects his Cabinet clear. able to achieve legislative suc- less of his time than his Cabi- Proposals to establish the last week, the president is still a piece of legislation, it is the he fired as secretary of health, members to be team players It was also understood that cess for programs In his area. net shakeup, is likely to return board, Intended to cut through looking for a new secretary of responsibility of people in gov- education and welfare, had and that if he had made an Carter was dissatisfied with See Carter, page 2 to work this week on energy red tape to. speed up develop- housing and urban develop- issues. ment of energy projects, and ment, a new Federal Reserve "Now that the Cabinet- to create the energy corpo- Board chairman and a new level changes have been made, ration, to finance energy de- transportation secretary. Peddlers Village there will be additional focus- velopment, were sent to Con- Some of the changes he is ing of the president's attention gress last week. The Senate contemplating in his White damaged in fire on the Energy Mobilization Energy Committee tentatively House staff, although unlikely WALL - A series of ex- to add any new faces to the plosions blew out the back inner circle of advisers, may wall of the Peddlers Village be revealed this week, Powell complex on Route 358 last The Inside Story said. night, and the resulting fire Carter, in a meeting with caused severe damage to the THE W I. VTIIIII several reporters Saturday, building, according to made clear that he wants to firemen. Haiy, warm and humid through tomorrow with a see some stability returned to ehaace of scattered thuderskowers through tonight. Two firemen were.over- White House operations, after come with smoke Inhalation, Complete report on page 2. nearly three weeks of uncer- but were not seriously in- tainty. It was also made clear Colts Neck wins seventh straight title II that Carter knows what jured Tips on makeup for summer brides 14 changes he thinks should be The fire started in the made to strengthen the staff area of the Village Grocery, a part of the Indoor fair, Bridge advice DAILY REGISTER and increase the diversity of his advisers. where cans In the rear of the PHONE NUMBERS area began to explode, ac- Classified.. Mais Office MZ-4NI Reporters also learned that cording to a young boy in the C*«lcs TtUFree «7I MM the overriding theme in the building at the time. TtUFree Stt-SIM Cabinet shakeup was loyalty, a Six people reportedly Batertalamest 1MI Classified Depl M2I7M point stressed Sunday by Ham- tried to put the fire out, but Ulestyle ttVU Circulation Df pi M2-4M) ilton Jordan, the new White were unsuccessful. 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Mt-4000. ing 542-1700 today. 2 TheEMyRcgtaler SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY,JULY2323.1IHI, 9 CASTEL GANDOLFO, problems. Tests revealed the to Florida last month The Italy (AP) - The plight of arterial blood clot. ear's rear axle housing broke, the Vietnamese "boat peo- "He is in good spirits and I a wheel bearing burned up and ple" has attracted the atten- remain optimistic that be will a wire caught fire. ATION tion of Peae Joss Pail n, have a complete recovery," But thegasoline mileage - who says the world should said Dr. Assa Harel, the hospi- «.] miles per gallon - made open its doors to the tal director. He said Begin the trip worth it. would remain hospitalized for homeless refugees. In fact, the whole 1,111.2- Shovel out tons of mud Claudette remains stalled 10 days to two weeks and was The pope's sentiments mile journey required only 11 MIAMI (AP) - The depression that at were conveyed in prayer "conducting his personal af- RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif (AP) - Al fairs as normally as possible gallons of fuel, they say The temperatures liuled to 100 degrees yetter- one stage was tropical storm Claudette Sunday at his vacation re- total bill came to 111. II was stalled in the central Gulf of Mexico treat here. He said be was in hospital." day, residents of this and other desert "We both needed a vaca- last night and was expected to resume PERTH, Australia (AP) - praying that "our brother, Harel said he was confident communities shoveled tons of mud out of tion," said Fritx, who owns a movement toward the west-northwest, Na- The equestrian skills of often in the midst of mortal Begin's dizziness and vision their homes following the wont storm to service station in this Indian- tional Weather Service forecasters here western Australia's disabled danger, find a land that ac- problems would disappear ever hit that region Damages in the after- apolis suburb. "We loved the said. At 9 p.m. EDT the broad, dis- riders were given a royal au- cepts them." completely. math of Friday's fierce storm are esti- car and it sounded like a lot of organized center of the depression re- dience Sunday. There was no mention of Deputy Prime Minister mated in excess of $40 million Between IS fun." and 18 homes were destoyed in the deluge mained about 350 miles southeast of Prtacm Anae of England, the pope's upcoming visits Yigael Yadin has taken charge which dumped up to six inches of rain in Galveston, Texas. No change in strength one of the world's leading to Ireland Sept 28, and the of the government during Be- Frits bought the old puddle eight hours. Riverside County Fire Capt. was evident and conditions did not appear horsewomen, watched young United States, Oct 2, but the gin's illness. Jumper from a friend about Gene Ostrander said another ISO homes favorable for significant strengthening, riders from the Riding for the pontiff took note of a sign in four months ago After replac- suffered severe mud or water damage. forecasters said. Disabled Association of the crowd at morning Mass ing the engine, completely re- Another 500 homes were slightly damaged. western Australia perform at that said "God bless Ire- HANNIBAL, Mo. (AP) - storing the car and giving it a One man was killed when a 40-foot section Andytown on the way out a special working session at a land, God bless Ireland." Hobo king Mairy "Steam few test runs on city streets, Peppermint Grove park. Train" Graham says be has the newly wedded Fritxes, of a bridge collapsed near the usually dry • • « Monday at the Kansas State • ANDYTOWN, Fla. (AP) - Andytown, Twelve-year-old Margaret not decided whether be will both 30, decided to drive it to Whitewater River Wash in Rancho TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Penitentiary in Leavenworth. Mirage. The body of Mark Garcia, 10, was population 4, was born 30 years ago when a Acllford of Morley told the run for re-election at this Tampa, Fla. Greek immigrant disgusted by the flies in Menachem Begia'i doctor pre- The hobo convention, which found in a mud-covered car, authorities princess she had started riding year's National Hobo Conven- The couple became so at- a roadside cafe brought the shack and dicted yesterday the Israeli he said is expected to draw a said. in England four years ago. prime minister would recover tion in Britt, Iowa. tached to the horseless car- some swampland. It never boomed. Now "I was very nervous but I crowd of about 20,000, is completely from the small "It depends on how I feel scheduled to be held Aug. 3-4 riage, that they brought it its doomed. Come September, the town got used to it when she said I when I get there," the three- Theologians shape conclusions will be demolished to make way for a clot that was blocking the flow in Britt. back with them, even though it was very competent," of blood "to a very small por- time crown holder said Satur- originally was slated to stay at highway interchange. 'hAndytown will be Margaret said. "It makes me day. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - After 10 wiped out," said John V. Theodore, who tion of his brain." • • • a Tampa museum. feel happy that I spoke to her Graham, who usually days of talks, scientists and theologians runs Andytown Gulf, the service station The 65-year-old Begin, who because she likes horses so travels by hopping a freight CARMEL, Ind. (AP) - "We couldn't leave it," from around the world yesterday began that along with a bar and restaurant has a history of heart trouble, much and so do I." train, made his remark while Larry and Marleoe Fritt had a Fritz said. "How can you shaping their conclusions, including a pro- makes up the town. "When we go, it's entered Jerusalem's Hadassah Princess Anne is patron of hitchhiking through Hannibal few problems when they drove leave something like that be- posed call for a "reduction and eventual really going to hurt a lot of people ... Hospital on Thursday com- the association in England. to a speaking engagement their 1901 open-air Oldsmobile hind?" abolition" of nuclear weapons. Declaring people come here really begging for help." plaining of dizziness and vision that present huge nuclear arsenals "con- Andytown's location explains both its past stitute a grave peril to mankind," the draft good fortune and its coming demise. The resolution said, "Sharp changes by the four-acre community is at the intersection superpowers towards a counter force of State Road 14 and U.S. 27 at the eastern stragegy are so destabilizing that sober end of "Alligator Alley," the main east- scientists estimate a nuclear holocaust Is west road through the Everglades across probable before the end of the century." South Florida. The town's location led The end of a kidnapping The statement, drawn up by a special state officials to designate it recently as committee at the world conference on one of 30 spots where one or more service (Continued) Faith, Science and the Future, urged full stations would get unlimited gasoline. "She was bound, but not physically hurt," implementation of the SALT II accords on Meister said. "Apparently she was physically arms limits. 9 million bees get free unharmed; however, emotionally, she was upset. "Actually, it (the case) proceeded in a way DC-10 has engine problem FUNTSTONE, Md. (AP) - A traffic where our primary concern was the safety of the accident freed about 9 million bees along a victim and we placed that above all else," be LINTHICUM, Md. (AP) - A United highway near Flintstone, and state police said. Airlines DC-10 jet made an uneventful spent nine hours guiding startled motorists Mrs. Dedrick's release foUowed a dramatic emergency landing at Baltimore-Washing- through clouds of the buzzing bugs. John appeal Saturday by her husband to the kidnap- ton International Airport yesterday after Lindner, a retired state apiary Inspector, pers. The FBI had taken an "inactive" role in the developing trouble with its right engine, and volunteers tried to lure the bees into case at Dedrick's request. authorities said. There were no injuries, spare hives while police supervised traffic "We agreed to go along," Meister said. according to spokesman Charles Sander of on Sunday. Extra hives were left along the Dedrick said that "up until the time of my the airport's operations office. Jim Linse, highway and In nearby fields in hope that appeal, we lost contact with the kidnappers for a United spokesman in Washington, said a more bees would be recovered over the some 21 hours — and I had some doubts.'' fan blade in the aircraft's right engine next few days. Authorities estimated nine A fourth telephone call between Dedrick and "failed and was ingested into the engine" million were set free in the accident. Six the kidnappers about 1 a.m. Sunday yielded re- shortly after takeoff. He said the plane's persons were injured in the 6:50 a.m. acci- sulu. crew immediately shut down the engine dent on U.S. Route 40 near the Allegany- The source said Dedrick reportedly drove to and returned to make "a normal, routine Washington county line. One was hospi- Manhattan with $300,000, then stopped at 178th landing." Marc Michaelson, a United talized. "The worst thing was not knowing Street and Broadway to make a phone call. When spokesman in Chicago, said, "It's the kind — for a few seconds — whether the car be returned, the money had been removed from of thing that happens on every airline, on was full of bees. I really hate being around the car, said the source, who asked to remain every fleet every day. It just happened to bees," said one motorist who came upon anonymous. beaDC-10." the scene more than six hours later. FBI agents then followed the bagman to the Port Authority bus terminal, the source said. He left for Fort Lee, and deposited the money in a wooded area near a travel agency and the men's room of a quick-food restaurant, the source said. Israeli warplanes hit Palestinians The kidnappers originally demanded $150,000 BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Residents in Beirut beard the concentrations." ransom, then doubled the figure. Dedrick was at Israeli warplanes struck distant thuds of rockets hitting It was toe first Israeli air his bank early Saturday with an examiner, possi- Palestinian positions south of the Palestinian towns of raid in Lebanon since June 27, bly to pick up money, but the FBI said he got all Beirut but broke off their at- Damour, Haret al-Naameeh, when Israeli and Syrian jets Smpect Guillermo Jttui Cacerei i$ hunted into car by police in Patarutn the cash previously. tacks and streaked home when Sarafand and nearby targets clashed in the skies over Syrian interceptors rose to 12 to 20 miles south of the Damour in their first dogfight challenge them, the Lebanese capital. in five years. Israel said its state radio reported. Casualty reports ranged US-made F-lJs, in combat for the first time, downed five 'This isn't something to celebrate' A witness to one of the from four killed and eight raids Sunday evening said it wounded to IS killed and SO of the older and slower Syrian caused "enormous damage." hurt. MiG-21s in that encounter. WEST MILFORD (AP) - Neighbors The visibly shaken woman softly muttered weekend's kidnapping just don't happen very Provincial officials in Sidon U.S. intelligence put the Syr- clustered together and spoke In quiet horror about "I'm home.I'm home," before turning to hus- often in the northwestern comer of the northern said Syrian M1G jets ian toll at six jets. the 42-hour ordeal of Joan Dedrick. band and shrinking in his arms. Her left arm was county. Tidal wave kills 539 scrambled to meet the in- WAFA, the Palestinian "Everybody is shocked," said Fran Baram scratched and her left ankle bore small bandages. Mrs. Baram recalled a burglary in the neigh- truders and "chased" them news agency, said Israel used who has lived down the street from the bank Otherwise, she appeared to suffer no physical borhood three years ago, and she said a horse •JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) away. They said the Israeli American-made Phantom Jets executive and his wife for more than ten years. harm during her captivity. wandered into her backyard last week. — The death toll rose today to pilots apparently did not want in Sunday's attacks. The Unit- The neighborhood group was waiting for a Mrs. Dedrick works at the Meyer Gift House 539 in the tidal wave last week to tangle with the Syrians. ed States complained about Is- on Route 23 in town, a boutique which sells But no one In town can remember anything to glimpse of Mrs. Dedk who hours earlier was match what happened to Mrs. Dedrick. on Lomblen Island as the dis- A brief Israeli communique rael's use of F-ISs in the pre- returned safely from her abductors Sunday. antiques and Indian jewey. She was preparing for trict governor declared 364 The former home of the Jungle Habitat Game said all planes returned safely vious raid, claiming the Israel- "We're just glad she's safe," said a woman work Friday morning when her abuctors took her missing persons dead. Reserve has 25,000 year-round residents, with from attacks on "terrorist is violated a pledge who asked not to be identif ie d. from her home. Another neighbor checked to see why she was another 10,000 who spend the summer in the She denied rumors neighbors were planning a not at work and found the television set on and her peaceful community, dotted with about 70 lakes, party to welcome Mrs. Dedrick back. car in the garage. But the house empty, said Mrs. rivers and ponds. Indeed, they did come back "This isn't something to celebrate," she said Baram. Except for the anxious vigil kept by FBI and of the 46-year-old woman's abduction Friday A neighbor called Dedrick at his Franklin police Saturday night, the police station was RED BANK - Following The hook and ladder will rowed from another state. morning. Bank office in Paterson where he is executive quiet. The only visitors besides reporters were the March 30 fire that gutted replace the company's hook Forgione said at first he Mrs. Dedrick appeared late Sunday morning vice president. He was ready to return home two men carrying what they said was a record the Navesink Hook and Ladder and ladder, which was dam- was "surprised that New at an Impromptu news conference on the lawn of when he received the first phone call from his porcupine. Fire Company No. 1 building aged in the blaze Forgione York City was generous," in her home, leaning on her two sons, Scott, 15, and wife's kidnappers. The men brought the animal into the station, on Mechanic Street, the oldest estimated It will take six to offering the hook and ladder. Wayne, 19, and then her husband, William, for Residents of the rural Passalc County com- anxious to weigh the wiggling mammal. Police firehouse in the borough, Fire eight months to complete support. munity say It is a quiet town. Things like this politely refused to measure the beast. Chief Arcalo "Herk" For- $133,000 worth of repairs on on "But sure enough," said gione vowed "we'll come the hook and ladder. Forgione, the truck came on July 13. back." Forgione said parts of the Yesterday members of the hook and ladder had been Before the hook and ladder Garter now turns his energy to energy problem company were practicing how burned in the blaze. The re- arrived, the fire company had tional) appropriation proc- suburban Vienna, Va., Satur- to manuever a hook and ladder pairs include, however, a com- worked out an an arrangemnt (Continued) him." The staff member year review and authorization ess," be said. day night. on loan from New York City. plete updating of the 1062 with the Middletown Fire But a member of House asked not to be named. process for every single Powell said this could lead On Sunday morning, Carter The borrowed hook and ladder truck. Company whereby Mid- Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill's Carter made his views energy program." to spending the money "on and Sen. and Mrs. Mai is the latest step the company dletown's hook and ladder re- staff said that "with (House) known to reporters under "The reason for proposing The chief said he thought projects that have to be lo- Baucus, D-Mont., attended is making fire to "come sponded to general fire calls members, Joe Califano got ground rules that he not be an independent corporation the loan from New York was cated in a particular state or church services at which the back." the first time a truck was bor- here. along fine. They aU liked quoted directly. was to remove the threat of From the meeting, it ap- politics as usual, log-rolling, district," rather than "on the pastor prayed for "the presi- peared that Carter had no pork barrel considerations," most urgent or effective dent and all those who work qualms about the actions he the press secretary said. projects." with him as we give thanks for took and felt they were carried "There is a great attrac- The president spent his the resurgence of national con- out as rapidly as possible. tion associated with $140 first full weekend in the Wash- fidence." Rosalynn Carter His work this week on billion (thm sum Carter ex- ington area since late April. missed the services because energy will be directed at pects his efergy proposals to He and his wife attended a she was beginning a cross- heading off congressional sen- cost over 10 years) and there National Symphony Orchestra country trip of political fund- timent that would lead to what is a great temptation ... to concert at Wolf Trap Farm raisers and visits to volunteer Powell said wa "a year-by- fund it through the (conven- Park, an outdoor theater in groups. ••'**' 1%, * The Daily Register (USPS-14M40) The Sunday Register (USPS-334 5701 Pubtilfwd by TM R»4 sUnh R«til«r EHMIItHtfl in tin b* John H. Cook and Htnry CUV ftUIn Off kt On* Rnltttr Plat*, Shntnbur*. N.J 077O1

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By MARIE COCCO the basil (or the new bids In 1972, Manio was con- Construction, said that the fied and responsible bidder." several years ago in which a tract. But it has had con- Stanley Zduniak of Aber Bach stated, however, that victed along with former Sec- state debarrment of Manzo Schwartz said that if neces- township involved in a court siderable difficulty attracting deen said that a provision in ABERDEEN - For the he was waiting for instructions retary of State Paul Sherwin only applies to state contracts, sary, he would argue that case against a company bidders for the work. the plans that stated that no third time in the put month, Manzo is neither "qualified witheld a contract from it. In from township officials before of conspiring to rig a state or those projects partially The first time the contract payment would be made if the the towiuhip has advertised nor responsible." that case, Rosenberg said, the he personally contacted the construction contract in re- funded by the state There are was advertised, Manzo was township was dissatisfied with (or bids on silework on the new judge ruled that the pending Manio company. He noted, turn for a (10,000 contribution no state funds being used to He also stated that because the only firm to submit a bid. the completed work prevented municipal building. It is itill lawsuit was not sufficient rea- however, that the company to the state Republican Party. finance the municipal build- the township is currently in The second time bids went out, him from bidding uncertain, however, whether . son for the contract denial could learn of the new bidding He has be indefinitely barred ing litigation against Manzo, there eight companies received spe- Frank Muccio, of Muccio the Manio Contracting Co. of through the two public from bidding on state con- A spokesman for Manzo would be added reason to William Faulkner, the as- cifications, yet only two com- Inc., Farmingdale, said that Malawan will bid on the con- sources. tracts. Contracting, Michael TrotU, wilhold the contract. sistant director of the Division panies, Manzo and Dick Wil- the architect's cost estimate tract (or grading, landscaping The township is seeking to The Manzo company has of the project was "much low- said that he has "no idea" Rosenberg said that even of Building and Construction, liams and Son Enterprises and other exterior work. prevent Manio from bidding twice been the low bidder on er" than what he could do the whether hii company will those arguments may not said that two years ago, Tren- Inc., of Matawan, submitted According to Daniel Bach, on or receiving the contract, the sitework contract, and the work for. The architect's ori- again bid on the contract stand if a lawsuit was brought ton, was involved in a similar bids. the architect (or the Ills-mil- because of a court case involv- Township Council has rejected ginal estimate was that the Trotta said he would have to against the township. case. In that case, Faulkner lion project, notice was placed ing the township and the com- both bids. The Township At- discuss the issue with another said, the judge ruled that the The Williams' bid was work could be done for in the Daily Register and in pany. torney, Richard Schwartz, has company official He said that to be deemed city could not withold the con- more than 170,000 over Man- {108,000. That estimate was the Dodge Report, a construc- Michael Manio, the owner said that he would like to stop "qualified" to bid on a con- tract "until the litigation was zo's low bid off 143,380 later raised to $117,000. tion-industry publication, last of Manzo Contracting, is Manio from bidding on the Schwartz has said that if tract, a contractor must sim- complete and a determination Of the six companies who But Muccio said that the week. Bach also laid be had scheduled to go on trial in Sep- contract a third time. Manzo submits another bid, ply be certified as capable of against the firm had been did not return bids, three in- work could be done for personally notified seven of tember for allegedly "short- According to a state Depu- and is again the low bidder, doing the work required Ro- made ' dicated that they had too much "absolutely no less than the eight contractors who had weighting" paving material ty Attorney General, however, the township will refuse to senberg also said that simply work to take on another con- $120,000." And a represent- taken out specifications for sold to eight municipalities, this cannot be done award him the contract. being in litigation against a The township could be tract, but others indicated that ative of Glenside Equipment the work the last time it was Including Aberdeen. He was August Rosenberg, the dep- Under state law, all public company is not adequate rea- spared a time-consuming and problems in the specifications Company Inc., of Farm- bid and informed them that indicted on similar charges in uty attorney general of the works contracts must be son for witholding a contract expensive court case if Manzo discouraged them from bid- ingdale, said that he estimated the same plans will serve as Ocean County in 1976. state Division of Building and awarded to the lowest "quali- He rited a case decided does not bid again on the con- ding. $150,000 for the project. Government will askSomoza's extradition general strikes and two Sand- MANAGUA, Nicaragua done, he said, justice is being the national bank reserves." ported two truckloads of pro- been very soft toward the re- inista uprisings, the second of (AP) — Nicaragua's revolu- administered by three-mem And he said Somoza Is plotting Somoza gunmen fired auto- pression of Somocistas. We tionary government is going to ber military-civilian tribunals to return to Nicaragua with an matic weapons Saturday night have permitted national guard which ended the 42-year-old request the extradition of dic- authorized to maintain public army. at the Hotel Camino Real, members and officers refuge Somoza f ami It dictatorship. tator Anastasio Somoza to order and try persons accused The chief justice said mem- where the five members of the and safe conduct out of the U.S. Charge d'Affaires face trial (or war crimes, but of civil and war crimes. bers of the national guard who junta and the 18 cabinet mem- country. But if the shooting Thomas O'Donnell said the It says there will be no whole- "Later each of their sen- have taken refuge in Red bers they named are staying. continues, we can't tolerate United States is prepared to tale execution of his sup- provide massive aid to tences will be reviewed to de- Cross centers would be given The hotel is on the eastern It." porters like those after the Nicaragua but will be careful termine if they should stand or safe conduct out of the country outskirts of Managua near the revolution in Iran. Sunday afternoon, all five to avoid any suspicion of in- go to a higher court," Arguelo if they are cleared of war airport and is surrounded by junta members traveled in said. crimes charges. tervention. There will be "no death Sandinista guards. The alheavily guarded, 10-car penalty in Nicaragua and no One of the five members of "Each case will be re- sources said the guards re- clravan to Managua's Monim- "We are awaiting a green executions ordered by the the junta heading the govern- light from the Nicaraguan viewed to determine if any are turned the fire of the gunmen bo district where about 5,000 courts," the new chief justice ment, Sergio Ramirez guilty of war crimes," he said. government and the Red and drove them off, but two of cheering persons lined the of the Supreme Court, Roberto Mercado, told a news con- Ulrich Bedart of the Red the guards were wounded. Cross," he said. "We are not Arguelo Hurtado, told re- ference the government was Cross said the relief organiza- streets. going to do anything that porters Sunday. going to ask the United States tion has about 3,000 to 4,000 "The war is still not over," Monlmbo was the scene of would lead to the slightest sus- "It Is possible there may for Somoza's extradition and national guardsmen and their Ramirez commented. "We a clash between residents and picion of American interven- be excesses including execu- was preparing the charges families in its custody, and are not going to tolerate re- the national guard in February tion. For example, U.S. mili- tions before we can get regu- against him. "every day we are getting in- sistance from the Somoclstas. 1978 following the assassina- tary planes will not be used for lar courts organized," said He said the ousted dictator, formation about more.' We will not tolerate it from tion of anti-Somota newspaper relief flights until we have the Arguelo. "But they will only who fled to an estate he owns e said there have been no re- the ultra-left or the ultra- publisher Pedro Joaquin. full concurrence and under- be personal vendettas or Just in Miami Beach and is now ports of reprisals against right. Chamorro. Chamorro's standing of the new plain hate between people and yachting in the Caribbean, was guardsmen by Sandinista "Our attitude so far has murder led to demonstrations, Nicaraguan government." any executions will not be au- "responsible for the destruc- guerrillas. But he said there thorized." tion and the deaths of were reports of reprisals The chief justice said his thousands of Ntcaraguans." against guardsmen by civil court would appoint new He also accused the deposed ians, and he refused to discuss Case for Salt II Treaty judges for the lower courts as president and his associates of them. soon as possible. Until that is taking "every last cent out of Sandinista sources re- going before tough critics WASHINGTON (AP) - the treaty. Both are regarded uled Tuesday with votes ex- The Carter administration's as among the most influential pected on a proposal to amend case for the SALT II treaty is senators on defense issues the Constitution to prohibit going before some of iti The SALT debate has been busing children beyond the toughest critics with the open- somewhat overshadowed by school nearest their home and ing of hearings by the Senate concern over energy and by on giving Carter standby au- Armed Services Committee. the changes President Carter thority to impose gasoline ra- tioning. Defense Secretary Harold is making in his Cabinet. kMlamrParaa Benjamin Civiletti, Opponents of the busing Brown was to be the lead-off SWARM 'HOPPING' AT COMPLEX — A swarm of Carter's pick to be attorney amendment say they have the witness as the committee what one resident described as a cross between a general, will appear before the votes to defeat it. Constitu- opened hearings today on the cricket and a grasshopper, shown above, coated the Senate Judiciary Committee tional amendments require a pact, which would limit Amer- Yacht Harbor apartment complex at 1382 Ocean Wednesday for a confirmation two-thirds majority for ap- ican and Soviet strategic Ave., Sea Bright, yesterday. Sea Bright Mayor arms. hearing. proval. House leaders say they Ceclle F. Norton said the Insects entered the area Later in the week, the panel As deputy attorney general, have the votes to give Carter about six davs ago. She estimated that they were will hear from Secretary of Civiletti was second only to the rationing authority the nesting In an Island In the nearby Naveslnk River State Cyrus R. Vance; Am- Attorney General Griffin Bell, chamber rejected in May and came ashore when the area Island was sprayed bassador Ralph Earle, the the man he will replace. before gas lines began appear- for mesqultoes. A resident at the complex, Susan chief U.S. negotiator in the And on Wednesday, the Krieger, said the area has been hit often during the Ko ing in some sections of the talks that produced the agree- Senate Finance Committee country. summer with swarms of Insects. She likened the will hold confirmation hear- )oto ment; and the uniformed ser- Another major section of bugs coating the apartments, the grounds and the vices chiefs. ings on Patricia Roberts parking area to the perfect setting for a science howars Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE the president's energy pro- All have supported the trea- Harris' nomination to succeed gram, the "windfall profits" fiction movie. uumi ••—— ssr NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce ty before the Senate Foreign Joseph A. Califano Jr. as sec- tax, is scheduled for con- Relations Committee, which is retary of health, education and sideration in the Senate Fi- WEATHER FORECAST — Showers are predicted continuing its hearings. welfare. On Friday, G. Wil- nance Committee. With two TIDES for the Gulf Coast from eastern Texas to the Florida liam Miller's nomination to Cabinet confirmation hearings But, in appearing before succeed W. Michael Blumen- Sandy Hook panhandle and north through Arkansas today, ac- the Armed Services panel, also before the committee this Shortage in '78 Ihal as treasury secretary will TODAY - High 8:24 p.m. cord! ng to the National Weather Service. they will encounter question- week, chances of ninishing I be the subject of another con- work by the weekend on the and low 2:12p.m. ing from such SALT critics as ! Urination hearing. TOMORROW - High 8:51 Local forecast Sens. Henry M. Jackson, D- tax bill are considered slight a.m. and 9 p.m. and low 2:96 Yesterday's Ugh temperature al the Register weather Wash.; John Tower, R-Texas; The Senate Energy Com- Also moving through Con- is surplus in '79 a.m. and low 2:56p.m. slaUoa was M degrees. The lew yesterday was U. Il was B Strom Thurmond, R-S.C.; and mittee has not yet scheduled gress are proposals to create For Red Bank and Rumson at I p.m. aid the ovenlght low was 72. Today's I a.m. Barry Goldwater, R-Arii. hearings on the nomination of an Energy Mobilization Board ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Boardwalk Regency, the two bridges, add two hours; Sea temperature wai 72. There was no precipitation la Ike 24 The administration is also Deputy Defense Smcretary and to authorize a multibilllon- Last year's shortage of trained ckslnos here. Most of the Re- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; hoars eadlag at I a. m. today. There were 11 cooling degree looking for any indications on Charles W. Dunean Jr. to suc- dollar effort to develop syn- dealers and croupiers has sorts International dealers Long Branch, deduct IS days yesterday, 1S2 (or the month, and HI (or the cooling which way the committee's ceed James R. Schlesinger as thetic fuels. The Senate turned Into a surplus and graduated from an In-house minutes; Highlands, add 40 seasoa to date. chairman, Sen. John C. Sten- energy secretary. Energy Committee Saturday casino worker schools here are school before the casino nis, D-Miss . and Sen Sam On other matters, the agreed tentatively to support now turning out graduates opened in May 1978. minutes" MIUPV.- Coastal forecast with little prospects for em- Albanv 0) » .04 cdv Nunn, D-Ga.. are leaning on House has a busy day sched- II* mobilization board. 10 at clr Manasquan Cape Henlopen and Delaware Bay: Winds ployment, state and Industry However, the city's three t) II cdv officials say. Anchor wi at SI .11 rn southerly five to 15 knots through tomorrow, except possi- dealer schools have graduated AMMWllH IS aS .10 rn The glut of trained, Inex- Alltnt* H ll m cdv bly higher in thunderstorms. Considerable cloudiness with approximately 2,000 dealers so Atlanik Ctv 71 u cdv the chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunder- Director says beaver meat perienced and unemployed far, says Bill Jordan, who will BilHnxxi IS II cdv dealers apparently has had lit- 1 •I 70 rn storms. Visibility three to five miles in haze, except below manage Bally's Park Place u II cdv tle effect on the schools' oper- ESSJGT" 10 17 clr two miles in thundershowers and in fog during morning casino late this year. Many •alia ot u cdv ations. other trained dealers come Boaton hours. Average wave heights two feet or less through is hard to beat, and it's free Browmvllla M 75 rn tonight. The schools have con- from Nevada without jobs, of- Buffalo •7 M cdv CtirUtn SC b fi jtn JACKSON, Miss, (AP) - pecially spiced with the soar- conducted a study that showed tributed to a backlog of ap- ficials say. CtirWn WV H as rn 17,000 beavers were taken in plications for state casino em- cnavanna M SI .17 rn Jersey Shore Take one beaver, dressed and ing price of beef. Chkago M M Cdv 1976 in Mississippi. Potential- ployee licenses totalling near- Cincinnati MI0 rn Hazy and humid through Tuesday with the chance of a cleaned, drop it in a slow II U 1.40 "i cooker with a little apple "People are eating more ly, 100,000 bea—ers could be ly 10,000. Columow M IS l.ll rn shower or thunderstorm mainly this evening. Highs in the beavers because they're good taken each year, each a splen- Dal Ft. Win-" r » 'I cdv juice, cook until well done and, As a result, Robert Oanvtr It SI cdv upper 70s and low 80s tomorrow. Lows in the low 70s and they're free for the tak-did source of lean meat and Martinez, director of the state i»i.^ DaiMolnai 17 al cdv tonight. Precipitation probability 60 percent this evening, voila — a new variation of Ml. Dalroll 17 al clr chuck roast. ing," he said. "People are in- protein, Mason said. Division of Gaming Enforce- 11 OFFSET Dululh U SI cdv 40 percent late tonight and tomorrow. Winds southerly 10 to IVi«11 OFFSET Falrtmm 45 S7 .»cdv terested in getting back to na- The aquatic animals are ment, has told state In- Hartford 17 44 OS cdv 20 mph this evening, around 10 mph or less late tonight. ture. And it's hard to beat free considered pests in Mississip- vestigators to speed up ap- n a Mcdv They're tasty little critters, XEROX COPIES •7 IS clr Ocean water temperatures are in the mid 70s. says Carl Mason of Sturgis, meat." pi, where their population has plications for people with Jobs •0 10 -OS rn Inffapolll 17 IS cdv Miss., director of the Beaver The association and theincreased tremendously in the or Job commitments from op- Jacki'vllla II M .14 rn South Jersey state Wildlife Department past 10 years. erating or prospective casinos. INSTANT Juraao Si SI .14 rn Cooperative Association — es- Kan'lCMv II «0 cdv Hazy, warm and humid through tomorrow, with the But for dealers without Las vaoai 101 7S clr PRINTING Llflla Hock 01 at cdv chance of a few showers and thunderstorms mainly during Jobs, the wait for a state LaaAnoalts 01 U clr afternoon and evening hours. Highs in 80s tomorrow. Lows casino license may extend Loulivllla 01 It cdv While You wait in the upper 60s and low 70s tonight. Precipitation probabil- even longer than the current fiEST" is n 17«! three-to six-month average MIMavta* 01 U 01 cdv ity 60 percent this evening, 30 percent late tonight and "** wolf cress me «K*X n at cdv tomorrow. Winds southerly 10 mph or less tonight. wait. NUMIIHJ 17 70 Cdv 170MonmouthStrttt NaoOrMi II 77 » rn SMthera Jersey extended forecast About 1,000 dealers work- Ktd Bank, 741-tMO NoxYork 10 It cdv ing at Resorts International Nartatt 04 10 .41 cdv Partly cloudy warm and humid through the period f anwartt Qwtt PrtuHn Okla Cltv to at cdv Hotel Casino and Caesars' Omana 00 00 Mcdv Wdnesday to Friday with a chance of mainly afternoon and Ortan* It 77 :» rn evening thundershowers each day. Highs in the mid 80s to PMIaraNa OS 47 cdv low 90s except around 80 along the shore. Lows in the upper 60stolow70s. LOOKING FOR A GOOD BANK? CT New York City

SI "Tamoa Partly cloudy, hazy, warm and humid today and tomor- San Law fiir SMOoto row with a chance of a Ihundershower or two this afternoon Look at us! tl 71 San Fran II al .01 ctt and evening, highs 85 to 90 both days but lower at the Saattla 70 U c* beaches. Low tonight 70 to 75. Chance of rain: 10 percent m HwtaoTtarrrHam aj IJ clr REPUBLICANS CELEBRATE-More than 100 Fair Haven residents attended a \ iTiEmocn rims sTstMari. 70 H cd*v this morning, 30 percent this afternoon and tonight, 20 TulM 17 » win* and cheese party Sunday at Grange Manor, the estate of Mr. and Mrs. John wamlnoiolnoion II cdv percent tomorrow. Winds: South to southwest, 5 to 10 miles -riaumn Mo*. an hour through Tuesday except increasing to 10 to 15 miles G. Colannlno. Among them were, left to right, county freeholder candidate Joseph CENTRAL JERSEY BANK an hour each afternoon and evening. Wednesday's outlook: Palala, Fair Haven Council candidates Nancy Kern and William LeBaron, and Z2SSSSi Partly cloudy, warm and humid. freeholder Jane Clayton, who Is running for county clerk against incumbent John n coHvtwNi oincEs 10 SEHVE vou R. Florlrio. MOOLESEX • MONMOUTM t OCEAN • UNION s 4 Tbt Dwli Ikghwci SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY. JULY 23.1979 Massive delays reported on parkway

Obituaries State police reported massive delays were caused on the Garden State Parkway last night as long Tony Galento, 69, gas lines extending into the roadway created traf ic jams at several sites along the parkway. heavyweight boxer According to state NEWARK (AP) - "Two- What Galento lacked In trooper John Dancey, people Ton" Tony Galento, once «top ring finesse he more than were waiting up to an hour heavyweight contender who made up for in punching for gat at the Cheesequake infuriated opponents with hit power. He registered 59 of hit and Monmouth service motto, "I'll moid* da bum," victories by knockout and areas. died early yesterday of a heart holds the record with the The delay was attributed, attack. quickest KO in history, stop- in part, by the trooper to Galento, W, succumbed at 5 ping his opponent with one increasing the minimum a.m. in St. Barnabas Hospital punch at four seconds of the purchase from 15 to $7 In Livingston His health had first round. Dancey said there was TeayGaleate been deteriorating since his Galento always felt he was one policeman In each car left lef was amputated below born too toon. Recently re- last night in order to provide the knee two yean ago. tired heavyweight champion additional coverage for The right leg of Galento, Muhammad All was the man breakdowns, overhead cars whp suffered from diabetes he would have liked to have Democrats and cars out of gas blocking and circulatory problems, was fought. the roads. amputated last week. "Why I'd moida de bum," The delays caused by the Galento was one of the col- Galento, said in a recent in- refuse snarled traffic prompted a? orful figures in boxing. He terview. "I'd knock the bum number of residents to call often carried 235 pounds into out in three. Rope-a-dope with the state trooper head- the ring on his 5-foot-» frame me? If I hit him on the arms comment quarters along the parkway while posting an 88-20 record he'd have his arms in splints." ABERDEEN - Local for information about trav- during IS years of boxing After retiring from the box- Democrats here refuted to elling relatives. before he retired in 19M ing, Galento appeared with comment last night about the Dancey said there is "a The highlight of his career outcome of a meeting at which good possibility" this is the Marlon Brando in "On The pratures and the salt water. Most beaches reported came in 1»3» when he fought Waterfront," had a role in the Mayor Edward E. Kaufman worse traffic tie-up on the PUN IN THE HAZE — Despite hazy weather and good crowds, up since the easing of the gas shortage. Joe Louis for the heavyweight movie, "The EverglaSes," was to discuss whether he will parkway since the beginning clouds, bathers came to the beach at Seven Presi- title. Galento taunted Louis and played Nathan Detroit in a continue to seek re-election of the year. dents Park yesterday, enjoying the warm tem- with his "I'll moida de bum," road show of "Guys and since he was suspended last Traffic was about as chants to the point where Dolls." year for unethical practices by heavy as the humid air that Heavy congestion was re- According to Helen "As long as the gas servor, the "humidity will keeps flowing, the people stick with us and well stick Louis later admitted Galento He teamed with promoter the New York Bar Associa- hung over the shore. ported at the Asbury Park Thomas, the manager of Sea was the only man he tried to tion's Ethics Committee. Crowds sought the sand, toll plaza, the Monmouth Blight's public beach, yes- will keep coming," Ricci with it," for the next few Willie Gilzenberg during his said. days. kill in the ring final years in the ring and the Kaufman, who has served the surf and the spray of the Service area, Wall, and the terday's crowd was "one of Louis was the heavy favor- two put Galento's name to as mayor for the past three open sea as they flocked to Keyport toll plaza, police our largest." The Long Branch fishing Croft said the county was ite to retain his title on the good use after his retirement. years and filed for a second the shore's beaches and said. She reported that the pier reported a "very good" hit.with a similar bout of night of June tt, 1939 in Yan- four-year term on the Town- marinas to wash away the They estimated there parking lot, which ac- business on Saturday. humidity last August. "Gilzenberg was sitting in Although sunworshippers kee Stadium. Few expected a restaurant in Washington ship Council In April, said ear- stickiness of the week-long were 15-car lines at the ser- comodates approximately Atlantic Highlands police Galento to last the first round ly yesterday he could not com- humidity. vice stations along the 350 cars, had to be closed reported there was heavy aren't alarmed, Croft said getting drunk with tome the area it having a dry against toe champ's vicious writers in the '40s," Billotti ment on his decision until af- State officials reported parkway. three times during the day. traffic entering the munici- punches. But Galento brought ter the meeting with local heavy traffic throughout the Gregory Stiles, super- New Jersey Marine Po- pal harbor area all day yes- spell. He said the area It In said. "There was this 100- need of rain since only 1.34 the stadium crowd to its feet Democratic county committee day on the Garden State visory park ranger at lice reported boat traffic on terday. pound octopus in the window. Inches of rain have fallen so when be caught Louis on the The writers had Gilzenberg ar- members to be held later that Parkway. Since 6 p.m. last Gateway National Park, the state's waterways was Police in Keyport and Jaw with a sweeping left hook evening. Sandy Hook, reported a "heavy" yesterday, as was Keansburg also reported far this month, as compared range a fight between Galento night traffic was "extreme- to an average monthly rain- decked the champion in the and the octopus. Kaufman could not be ly heavy "in the northbound heavy crowd yesterday at the number of boaters on the heavy traffic leading to the shore. No tie-ups or acci- fall of 4.38 inches. second round "When we got to the res- reached for comment later lane throughout the county the beach. Navesink River. dents were reported by po- Louis rebounded to stop taurant, Galento tried to get that evening. north of Toms River, police Hie parking area, which The owner of the Long While farmers are saved lice. Galento with an endless bar- out of going into the water The mayor, who has prac- said, Traffic was virtually accomodates from 23,000 to Branch amusement pier, primarily by irrigation sys- rage in round four. with the octopus. Gilzenberg ticed law since 1943 and has bumper to bumper from the 27,000 cars, was closed at Carmine Ricci, reported the Yesterday's high was 86 tems, borne gardens are But a legend was born that told he was getting $1,900 for been employed by the New Raritan toll plaza to the 11:25 a.m., said Stiles, and complex attracted one of its degress. According to Paul being adversely affected by night. A stocky, beer-guzzling the fight. He got in the water Jersey Mortgage Finance Bayshore area, police re- was reopened at about 1:51 "largest crowds this sum- Croft of Fair Haven, the the dry conditions, Croft said. bartender from Orange, N.J., and the octopus scratched him Agency, would not comment ported. p.m. mer" this weekend. Register's weather ob- held his own with Louis and on the head. Galento got out of about the details of the events came close to registering a the water and Gilzenberg leading to his three-year sus- titanic upset forced him back in. pension by the New York Bar Galento was an unorthodox "Tony then got cut on the Association in 1978. fighter. He chewed on cigars arm and had to go to the hospi- The suspension was issued Queries on Carter's mental stability donh bother her he never lit and usually could tal for shots. The octopus died in 1978 after Kaufman could be found in the night before a a week later," Billotti said. not make restitution to clients HARLINGTON, Texas states in as many days, blend- Mrs. Carter was scheduled to An advocate of more ac- thousands of poor people in the bout in the local tavern of the Galento is survived by his in two 1973 New York court (AP) — Rosalynn Carter says ing speeches and tours of fairs attend a reception in Little cessible health care for the border area, some local doc- town in which he was fighting. wife, Mary, and a son, An- cases. Charges were brought she is not bothered by remarks and clinics with appearances Rock hosted by Hilary poor, Mrs. Carter's visit to the tors called it "overly funded I Carmine Billotti, the only thony. against him before the New questioning her husband's at fund-raising functions for Rodham, Clinton's wife, hon- federally-funded South Texas and wasteful " public relations man Galento York bar in 1975 in conneclon mental stability, telling au- the Carter-Mondale re-elec- oring more than 8,000 volun- family clinic, Su Clinica Fa- Su Clinica Director Fran- ever employed, recalled Albert J. Pulaski with the two cases. diences the president is tion committee. She will be teers who organized the miliar, has drawn the ire of cisco G. Gonzalez said the "Two-Ton's" scheme for get- According to Stephen Rob- healthy, happy confident and the first emissary of the state's highly successful child some local doctors. clinic receives 12 5 million a ting free beer sent his way. LEONARDO- Albert J inson, Democratic club presi- optimistic about the future of Carter White House to have an immunization program. But while clinic officials year from the Department of "Before we checked into a Pulaski, 68, of 5 Concord Ave., dent, Kaufman met with Dem- our country." opportunity to gauge person- Today, Mrs. Carter is claim the 8-year-old facility Health, Education and Wel- town for a fight, Tony would died Saturday at Rlverview ocratic county committee ally the public's reaction to scheduled to make similar has filled a need for the fare. Hospital, Red Bank. She assured a number of find out the name of the local members last night. Robinson groups that her husband is last week's speech and Cabi- public appearances at Su Born in Bridgeport, Conn., brewery," Billotti related. said he has no comment on the able to lead the country out of net shake-up. Clinica Familiar, a communi- he had lived in Linden before "He would be interviewed on matter. what she termed a crisis. Saying she is proud of the ty health clinic in Harlingen, moving here 25 years ago. the radio before the fight and Norman Kauff, Democrat- At a self-help fair in Pine accomplishments of her hus- Texas, and at recreation facil- DIRECT DEPOSIT OF YOUR He was a retired automo- always said, 'I love coming ic municpal chairman, here, Bluff, Ark., Mrs. Carter even band's administration, Mrs. ities in Fort Worth. This eve- bile mecnhanic. SOCIAL SECURITY CHECKS... here because I love such and said he had no comment until assured crowds the president Carter said the administration ning she will be the featured such beer.' The next day Tony Mr. Pulaski served as a the mayor made his decision. takes fime to exercise every has "added more than eight speaker at a Democratic fun- "CHECK WITH US!" would receive a couple of staff Sergeant in the United Democratic Councilman day, often joggging "to do million new Jobs, and one mil- draiser in Dallas. cases at the hold." States Army during World Michael Wicke, who has something to get away from lion of those have gone to Tomorrow she will go to War II in the Burma-India served two years on the coun- the pressure for a few blacks." California for political dinners campaign. TWIN BORO FEDERAL SAVINGS Fred Sorenson cil with Kaufman, also could minutes." While speaking She also said the adminis- and receptions in private He was a member of the not be reached for comment. with reporters at the fair, the tration has increased black homes in Fresno and Palo AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PENSICOLA, FLA. -Fred Gene Allen Post 141, Ameri- first lady acknowledged her teen-age employment more Alto. Wednesday, she wraps CdLcti 94 BROAD STREET—EATONTOWN Sorenson, 85, of 10 Seventh can Legion, Atlantic High- 8 die in crash husband has been insulated than 27 percent. up her trip in Los Angeles, 542-0404 lands, and the Veterans of Ave., Atlantic Highlands, from the public. In addition to the Chicago with a political reception and Foreign Wars, Middletown, SONORA, Calif. (AP) - N.J., died last Tuesday at and Pine Bluff appearances, a private luncheon. and was a communicant of St. Eight persons were killed'and "I can get closer to the West Florida Hospital, while three persons critically in- people than he can and I can go on vacation. Agnes Roman Catholic TOWNSHIP OF Church, Atlantic Highlands. jured yesterday in a highway back and talk to him about Born in Woodbridge, N.J., collision near this Mother their hopes and dreamt," she MIDDLETOWN he lived there most of his life Surviving are hit mother, said, adding that Carter hoped Mrs. Ethel Miklos Pulaski; a Lode town in the foothills of before moving to Atlantic the Sierra Nevada, officers re- to have more opportunities in July 24,1979 Highlands three years ago. son, Albert Pulaski of Linden; the future to talk with private two brothers, Joseph Pulaski ported. The California High- BUSINESS PORTION: He was a veteran of World way Patrol called it the worst citizens. 1. PuMfc; Boring on Ordtncnccr War I and a member of Ameri- of Florida, and Eugene • 1273- Amendment to Hauling Or- Pulaski of Kenilworth, a sis- traffic accident in Tuolumne After her Arkansas visit, dmince - c«nif>c*» of Occupan- can Legion Post number 87, in cy ter, Mrs. Lorraine Grem- County history. It happened at Mrs. Carter flew to Harl- • 1277- Amandmtnt to Housing Or- Woodbridge. 2:35 a.m. PDT, 15 miles west ington, Texas. dmancfl - Compigmi and Nottct of minger, here, and two grand- HttV.ng He wife, Mrs. Gertrude children. of here on Highway 108, which Although some White • 1309- CraMon of Title - AMI Super- intendent ol Recreation RED BANK ONLY 'Bergh Sorenson, died in 1975 winds through California's' House aides have said Mrs. Posten's Funeral Home, 2. Irrtfoductton of Ptopo»d HOURS: Your dollar! strttch further at Surviving are two sons, main gold region. Carter played a role in helping TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY: 10-6 •sraalnlandl w. have ih. lin.it national Fred Sorenson Jr., here, and Atlantic Highlands, is in her husband put a new face on A Amendment to Emergency Ordinance brand! and Hi* lowm price* found any- charge of arrangements. • 1310- Annex Building FRIDAY: 10-9 Robert Sorenson of Morgan; his presidency, she denied B Private Sa« ol Undersized Lot* where In our raglonll Check us and ml Mrs. John Orr C, 1079 Salary Ordinance SATURDAY: 10-6 two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Mrs. Antoinette having made any specific rec- Shop us and savel Wood of Cranford, and Mrs. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. ommendations about who A Street L penses of your personal residence. Wouldn't you listen eagerly if you were told Typically, husband and wife serve as trustees how you could lUifa or even wipe out your person- and receive compensation for their adminis- al income taiea? 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Ml MM M IMK Broad & Mechanic, Red Bank The Daily Register Readers are letting off steam xir beer breweries to produce ion. But my letters are now Established in 1878 - Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON alcohol fuel? I'll bet they could going unanswered. Isaac WASHINGTON - Like produce more alcohol than the Kogan is an electronics engi- •team In a boiler, frustration Arabs have gasoline. — ARTHUR Z. KAMIN WASHINGTON neer. His wife Sophie is a den- is building up in America until Eugene Hoover, it is dose to the explosion tist. They have two daughters, President and Editor Murt reesboro, Tenn. point. It is expressed in the SCENE Anya and Simona. They live in letters that pour into our office Leningrad. They want to emi- A. To reduce oil Imports, TbomM J. Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor by the hundreds every day. As grate to Israel, but their ap- President Carter has called on * steam vent, we will occa- plications have been rejected the American people to sacri- • ter the allied bombardment. 6 MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 sionally publish some letters since 1974 on so-called "secur- fice. But to ask them to give We must revive the old values and our responses. ity grounds." After his last up beer may be going too far. and virtues. The price of fail- application, Isaac was told: ANDERSON Anyway, breweries can't pro- Q. Our country is on a ure could be the country. downhill racer. It has already "You will crumble before you duce the high-proof alcohol 'You want to do dog food commercials, eh? necessary for gasohol. 1 reached an all-time low. We Q. Would it do any good to get out." Now there is no word the courts are clogged with Where's your dog? have lost dignity, order and nationalize the oil companies? from them. Letters to Soviet 7,000 cases of shoplifting by Anheuser-Busch has Installed common sense. Isn't it time I'd rather pay for government officials urging the Kogans' senior citizens who are steal- two small «0-gallon-an-nour for a clean sweep? — Louis inefficiency than windfall oil release are imperative. — ing to eat. Many more sus- distilling columns to convert Tyka, Marysville, Mich. profits - pavid Westphal, Ne- Julie Isacsen, Hartford, Conn. pects are never arrested. The brewery wastes to alcohol fujl Some bourbon distilleries A. The American people vada City, Calif. A. Write to the Soviet Em- store managers and police are built this nation by pulling to- A. It's an idea whose tune bassy, US 16th Street, N.W.. reluctant to press charges. I are also interested in revamp- gether. They could destroy it is close. Washington, D.C. stood beside the manager of ing oil facilities to produce our local supermarket when fuel-grade alcohol. But all this by pulling apart. In put times, Q. Maybe I can enlighten the ethic was help-your-neigh- Q. I beard that several he noticed a woman slipping would not convert one percent you about Jimmy Carter. This members of Congress have a two cans of sardines in her of American, automobiles to bor; now it's me-first. Then it man ia a Christian and be- was I'll-make-do, now it's financial interest in oil and gas handbag He shrugged and the gasohol blend. lieves in human rights. He firms. It wouldn't surprise said, "She looks Uke my what's-due-me. The helping probably is the man who can New distilleries will nave hands of toe past have been me. - J. McCarthy, Boston. mother." These retired people to be built to provide enough bring us world peace. — Fan- live on fixed incomes; they are replaced by hands that are nie Gobble, Spencer, N.C. A. I know of 31 senators and fuel for a nation of gasohoUcs. victims of inflation. — George Q Ronald Reagan and John grabbing all they can get. The A. Agreed, the president is 68 representatives who profit Eckle, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Connally appear to be ahead In spirit of sacrifice has been dis- a devout Christian. He once from oil. Not the least of them placed by an attitude of self- told me that be prays before is Senate Finance Chairman A. Amono our inalienable the.race for the Republican ishness. The new values are every major decision. The rest Russell Long, D-La , who is rights, it seems to me, should presidential nomination. How aelf-fulfillment, self-ex- of us pray after the decision. now conducting the oil tax be the right to eat. Some way do you rate them? - John pression, self-gratification. Q. I am worried. I have hearings. His oil holdings are should be found to abolish hun- Williams, Chicago. Morally, this country is be- been corresponding with the worth 11,204,832. ger in the land of plenty. A. Tweedle Dum, Tweedle ginning to look like Berlin af- Kogan family in the Soviet Un- Q Here in Broward county, Q How about requiring all Dee. Still question marks on Carter By James J. Kilpatrick IIHIIIIIIItllllllMIIII dropped to a point even below into a fault. WASHINGTON - Presi- the point reached by Richard Lyndon Johnson used to dent Carter invited a dozen CONSERVATIVE Nixon Just before his abdica- come on Uke a magnetic force senior journalists to Camp tion. He was prepared, without in a room of steel filings; Mr. David. He wanted to tell them bitterness or rancor, to ac- Carter makes no ripples. He what he had been up to during VIEW knowledge areas of failure: might be the father of the his 10-day retreat, and he He had not provided the lead- groom at a wedding reception wanted to discuss bis forth- HHiiiiHuiiinmiHHiiMiHiHHiillllimiiiHM ership he had hoped to pro- Even the Camp David bar- coming speech on the state of enna on June 18. vide; he had paid too much tender ignored him. the Union. By that time so He left again almost im- attention to insignificant de- The magnetic force in the much anticipation had been mediately for Japan and Ko- tails and thus had lost the big Carter household is Rosalynn. generated that one of the vis- rea. He came back exhausted picture. KILPATRICK She sat beside him at the head itors spoke to the president in on July 1 and went almost at Mea culpa, mea culpa. He of the luncheon table, watch- a metaphor drawn from the once to Camp David. On was determined to begin all the only leader. He had a pro- ing him with a constant grave circus. Wednesday afternoon, July 3, over. gram of specific measures, intensity. She Is somewhere "You're on a very high he began to go over a draft of a Yes, the people had lost and he proposed to take his between pretty and beautiful, wire," the newsman observed, speech be was scheduled to confidence in his presidency, ideas more frequently to the this woman; her composure "with no net below." deliver the following Friday but Mr. Carter was not alone. people. masks a smoldering flame. Mr. Carter delivered his evening. This was his deepest concern It was an absorbing ex- Evocations of Macbeth and speech. He made it to the oth- The speech struck him as — that the people had lost con- perience for the journalists Lady Macbeth, of a king and er side, but it was a wobbly just one more speech on the fidence in many other Ameri- who met with Mr. Carter at queen side by side, came un- crossing. energy crisis, and be saw no can institutions in the Con- Camp David. I myself had not easily to mind. The title of profit in that. Abruptly he can- gress, in education, in busi- seen him at close hand since "First Lady" has become of- The speech was by far his ficial in White House press re- best forensic effort — some- celed the address. Then he set ness and labor and the press. early spring. A few Im- in motion the extraordinary Something close to hatred of pressions, for whatever they leases. This one is iron and one plainly is coaching Mr. stainless steel. Carter upon phrasing, timing, series of comings and goings government had developed. In may be worth: The presidmnt Sandy Hook park plans voice levels and the use of his that saw more than a hundred terms of economy, the presi- has aged remarkably ovmr the Can Mr. Carter turn things hands — but it rang no bells in advisers shuttled by helicopter dent recognized things would past SO months. His weight is around? I doubt It, but the National Park Service plans for a |3 parking areas , one at each end of North my kitchen. My guess is that from Washington to his moun- get worse before they got bet- down to 148 pounds; he runs gentleman has guts. Three million expansion and improvement of Beach and about a quarter-mile back from the gentleman has yet a long taintop retreat. ter. We are in a recession now, from three to seven miles eve- years ago be came out of no- way to go before he can get his This was a period of sober, produced in part by worldwide ry day; such man-killing trips where to lick a sitting presi- facilities at the North Beach of the Na- the shoreline. The pair of "beach cen- as the summit meetings in Vi- dent by 1.7 million votes. tional Recreation Area at Sandy Hook ters" in the inland area would have a drifting presidency back on a introspective txamination by demands for energy, Govern- true course. a president in deep political ment necessarily must play a enna and Tokyo must drain If he can recapture the old come as pleasantly exciting news. But the concession complex arid bathhouses for The speech was the result trouble. Mr. Carter follows the dominant role in meeting the him of essential stamina. He magic, he could yet surprise better things don't always come easily, men and women. They would be connected of 10 days of listening and Gallup and Harris polls on the problem, but If the people speaks so softly In casual con- his detractors; if he flops, it's and it's hardly surprising — nor should it by elevated walkways to smaller "satel- meditating at Camp David. degree of approval or disap- have lost confidence in govern- versation that he cannot be hello Teddy. Let us think about Carter was tired when be re- proval of his administration. ment, what then? Mr. Carter, beard a few feet away. He that and be grateful for small be discouraging — that some problems lite" centers close to the beach. Major turns the virtue of modesty will be involved. The trick here will be to services would be available at the inland turned to Washington from Vi- He was aware thaj he had as our only president, could be blessings produce more golden eggs without killing concessions. Those that must be more the goose. readily accessible — first aid and life- What the Park Service has in mind is guard, stations, restrooms and beach development of the North Beach to ac- equipment rentals — would be in the satel- Grateful for Red Bank schools commodate additional thousands of Hook lites. Red Bank of Fair Haven: great part to the generosity of visitors by the project's completion date The parking areas will be designed to To the Editor: I am writing in reference to the merchants of Red Bank in 1982 Engineers are now at work design- accommodate 1,900 cars which would Open letter to Stephen Pop- FROM OUR READERS Buy-A-Vest for our Police and surrounding townships. ing additional parking facilities, two bath- bring in an estimated 5,000 more Hook per, president, Red Bank Dept. Board of Education: M*fr. TMv (Ml Ml ticMtf m mwtt H«f «: Four hun- War I. Watergate tapes, and both the dred Anglican bishops from Council, because of pressure of business beset by problems. The political bickering Senate Watergate Committee that frequently has accompanied efforts On this date: 100 nations met in Canterbury As so often happens in the Bayshore In 1588, an English army and special prosecutor England for the 11th Lambeth borough, factional friction was quite evi- to solve them has been a major hindrance. assembled at Tilbury on the Archibald Cox served sub- Conference on church affairs. poenas to obtain the material. dent in both the 3-2 vote by which Mr. We hope the new mayor and the other Thames River to repel an ex- Today's birthdays: Former Roeseman was confirmed and the ensuing members of council will be able to achieve pected invasion of England by In 1976, voters in Puerto baseball star Don Drysdale is a harmony that will convert what too the Spanish Armada. Rico endorsed continuation of 43 years old. The ons-tlme discussion. The action, in fact, may be In 1846, the former French U.S. commonwealth status for challenged. But as of the moment often has been disruptive factional infight- short stop for the old Brooklyn ing into the kind of constructive dialogue chief of state, Marshal Henri the island. Dodgers, Peewee Reese, It H. Keansburg seems to have a new mayor, Petain. was put on trial in Ten years ago: Prince Juan Thought for today: To that generates meaningful effort to work Paris, charged with betraying Carlos of Spain was formally and we heartily endorse his top objective. q teach is to learn t- a Japanese Mr. Roeseman says be wants to rid out the borough's difficulties. 'After all, what are friend* for?1 France In World War II. invested as successor to Gen- proverb. 9HREWSBURY.NJ MONDAY, JULY 23.1979 The DtflyRegMCr 7 Impact of Mt. Laurel ruling bitter pill for Marlboro By CORSON ELLIS fearing that they would lose the case as a result of the with new master plans providing for more low-cost housing. "It nukes Mt. Laurel a joke," Croddick said. MARLBORO - The township had its tint brush with the precedent set by the Mt. Laurel ruling, granted the company Tha township is now before the courts in a case involving Creddick said that the state legislature had "abdicated its state Supreme Courts Mt. Laurel zoning decision last week, the right to build townhouses in an out-of-court settlement. Walter Dunn, a local develope who wants to build garden responsibility," and should have passed a law that would and local officials reacted angrily, tome bitterly, to what they Officials connected with the construction of the project said apartments on a tract of land near Routes 79 and 520, next to support a municipality's right to set up its own zoning laws say is an economic bonanza for builders at the expense of both earlier last week that the each unit would be sold for $80,000 to Camp Arrowhead Klau also said that the decision Ignored the fact that certain the township and people in need of low-cost bousing 190,000. The council has hired a new planner to re-draft the zoning townships did not provide a market for low-income housing, "The judges are being fooled," said Councilman Howard Planning Board Chairman Dr. Ivan Portnoy echoed Klaus ordinance so that it will fall closer in line with the Mt. Laurel because of high school and local taxes, and because of the rural Klau, who has criticized the speedy development of thii town- claim that the decision was not actually providing any low-cost decision, but local officials are still wary of what they see as nature of some of the areas ship. "I've laid all along that Mt. Laurel is simply a vehicle for housing, and that Prime, Feather, and Down's townhouses the contradictions of the decision "Mt. Laurel won't create a market for low-income bousing the builders to squeeze the municipalities for more profit." were not low-cost housing at all. Most officials said that low-coat housing cannot be built in Marlboro," Klau maintained "Prime, Feather, and Down The Mt. Laurel decision, delivered seven years ago by the "I knew it would happen. The developers and land •"without state or federal subsidies, and that the Mt. Laurel just wanted to put more houses on less land to make money, state Supreme Court, said that "developing" municipalities, speculators are using Mt. Laurel for their own profit," he decision did not provide the money to make the low-cost money, money." such as Marlboro, must provide for a variety of housing in their maintained. housing possible. "Prime, Feather, and Down wins their townhouses, and zoning ordinance. The decision was aimed at preventing "ex- "The judges seem to equate high density housing with "Prime, Feather, and Down never intended to build low- then they can build high-income housing," Portnoy added clusionary" toning, where rural municipalities were leu lowcost housing, but it doesn't work that way," Portnoy said. cost housing," Portnoy said. "Even in the beginning of the suit, Prime, Feather, and Dawn's lawyer, William O'Hagan of wealthy people by providing for only expensive, single-family While the townshipVecided to avoid a courtroom confronta- they were planning to build one-bedroom garden apartments O'Hagan and Stout in Allenhurst, has said that his case before housing. tion for fear of losing control of their zoning to a state planner, that would have been rented, eight years ago for $300 a month." the courts had little to do with Mt. Laurel or low-cost housing. The township zoning ordinance designates less than 10 municipalities in the county fought two other cases in the Council President John F, Croddick, who led the move In But many of the local officials have said that the company percent of its land as "low-cost" zones, where garden apart- courts, and both lost. the council to support the settlement with Prime, Feather, and used the precedents of the Mt. Laurel decision requiring more ments, townbousea, and senior citizen complexes can be built. Both Manalapan and Colts Neck presented their cases for Down, agreed that low-cost housing could not be built without low-cost housing as a justification for their right to build That ordinance was challenged by Prime, Feather, and Down, a "home-rule" before Superior Court Judge Merritt Lane Jr. federal subsidies, a situation which he said challenged the cluster housing instead of the single-family homes now allowed building company eight years ago. In February, the council, during the past two months, and Lane ordered both come up validity of the decision. in the zoning ordinance. Marlboro Township Planning Board clerk raps chief By CORSON ELLIS "lay the--groundwork for certified Civil Service employ- Portnoy's letter, delivered Sona that legal action might than as letter carriers for the items had been in her office trator and request services of MARLBORO - Former future maneuvering by certain ee and added that the state to Sona's home by an allegedly be taken if the minutes were ordinary correspondence of "the day I delivered to Diana an additional clerk-typist to township Planning Board officials." Sona refused Civil Service office has been uniformed township police of- not "prepared promptly." members of municipal agen- Rosenberg all the keys to said facilitate the completion of clerk Mrs. Helen Sona last ficer, maintained that severaj cies," she said. Sona added office." such business," she said. furthur comment. "pressuring" him during the "Unless these minutes are night criticized board Chair- But Mayor Arthur Gold- last two weeks to "consider documents had been lost from that she had referred the mat- Sona* also said that the Sona added that If problems man Dr. Ivan Portnoy for a the planning board's office, in- prepared promptly, I will have ter to state Attorney General zweig, who admitted that he her role as a provisional town- no alternative but to direct the Planning Board's business was had existed. Portnoy or the letter he sent to her, and then had agreed to the switching of ship employee.". cluding the Rolodex file of the John Degnan. Sona would not too much work for one person new clerk, Diana Rosenberg, claimed that her public board with names and tele- Planning Board attorney to say why she sent the matter to Sona to the building inspec- Although Cardillo would take whatever steps are neces- to handle and that it was un- should have contacted her for criticism "may bring forth tor's office, said that Sona will not say if he was planning to phone numbers, all application Degnan. fair for Portnoy to blame her any information. retaliation from the Adminis- forms, the stamps of Portnoy sary to protect the rights of be fired from her position as a fire Sona, he admitted that the Planning Board and the In her reply to Portnoy, for the clerk's office being be- "It is shameful that no one tration in the form of my dis- township employee because township residents who were and board Secretary Norman Sona said, "1 can only con- hind in preparing the minutes saw fit to confer with me re- missal" from her present job Perlmutter, and the folder township. I trust you will not she is not certified as a civil certified as Civil Service em- make this necessary," the let- sider your aforesaid letter as of all meetings since Jan. 1. garding the contents of your as a clerk In the building in- service employee. ployees had applied for a job containing the business, in- an impotent and ill-conceived "If there were certain letter from June M, ltTO, to spector's of flee. cluding resolutions, voting re- ter said. "The state Civil Service at the municipal building. attempt which appears to be items of official business Friday, July 13," she noted. cord, tape and other docu- Sona, who was switched to division is making us fire her Cardlllo said that Civil Ser- Sona, In a prepared at the behest or with the bless- which you, as chairman of the Portnoy said last night that ments forming the basis of the the building inspector's office because she is a provisional vice employees by law must statement, objected to having ings of Mayor Goldzweig, to Planning Board, would like to he had written the letter be- business meeting of June. last month after serving the employee, and she can't pass replace provisional employ- a policeman deliver the letter fabricate and conjure up some have attended to, and If there cause his office had Just planning board for several the civil service test," Gold- ees. Both Goldzweig and and countered Portnoy'B sort of "grounds" for my dis- is not sufficient time for your burned down and that it was charges. missal from my position as a current clerk to accomplish years, claimed that the letter, zweig claimed. Cardillo said that the Planning At the end of his letter, sent the easiest way for him to clerk-typist in the Department same, I suggest that you con- which criticized her handling Township Business Admin- on July 16, more than two "I can think of no more communicate in Jight of his of Administration In the gov- tact the Business Adminis- of the planning board office istrator Richard Cardlllo con- Board had sent a letter recom- weeks after Sona had been improper or less efficient use problems. records, was an attempt to firmed that Sona Is not a of our Towpshlp's police force ernment of Marlboro->Town- mending the change. transferred, Portnoy warned ship." In countering Portnoy's PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SBMCES claims that certain items had Currently Covered Under been lost from the Planning Board office during her tenure Blue Shield • Major Medical • Workmen's Comp. Some hospitals in financial squeeze Medicare • Insurance • P.I.P. • No Fault as clerk, Sona said that those Medlcaid-G.H.I, of N.Y. By Tfce Associated Press ducted by the Star-Ledger of New Jersey hospitals is not eastern counties. are: Atlantic City Medical About half of New Jersey Newark. good," said Jack W. Owen, as- "Even after including non- Center, Cooper Medical Cen- MATAWAN private hospitals need a trans- Statements filed with the sociation president. operating revenue such as con- ter in Camden, East Orange fusion of black ink on ledger New Jersey Hospital Associa- The survey also showed: tributions and grants, 25 General Hospital, Barnert Me- CHIROPRACTIC CENTER books to cure financial ills. tion show losses ranging from — 45 hospitals failed to percent of hospitals were in morial Medical Center in Pa- Ladies'-Men's Also on the sick list with a few thousand dollars to sev- maintain 80 percent occupan- the red with the majority terson and Newcomb Hospital 566-3342 income anemia are two hospi- eral million dollars and 22 of cy and 60 of the 97 maintained being inner city and urban hos- inVineland Alterations-Repairs pitals," Owen explained. tals operated by the College of the institutions each losing medical-surgical occupancy Also, Palisades General in Weaving OR. ALAN G. LEDERMAN, B.A., D.C. more than (350,000 on operat- rates below the state Helath Given as reasons were: Too Weehawken, Perth Amboy Medicine and Dentistry of Tinton Falls 842-5479 CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN New Jersey in Newark and ing costs, Department's recommended many beds, declining birth General, St. Francis in Tren- Diplomats N.B C.E. - Member AC A - N. J C.S. Green Brook, a survey shows. Paralleling the hospital's 90 percent plateau. rates, shifting population, lo- ton, St. Michael's In Newark Pick up & Delivery Licensed by N.J State Board ol Medical Examines The red ink of deficits plight are statistics showing — Several hospitals re- cation and care of indigent pa- and St. Joseph's in Paterson. plagued 45 of 97 privately occupancy rates below the 80 ported fiscal surplusses due to tients. Others he listed are: Unit- owned acute care hospitals In percent level considered ac- fund raising, investment and Planners are urging the ed Hospitals in Newark, the 19?7, the most recent year for ceptable by the association county and state aid, although hospitals to merge, re- Hospital Center at Orange, St. which figures are available, and state health planners. they experienced operating gionalize and drop expensive Mary's in Hoboken, St. Peter's according to a survey con- "The financial condition of deficits. specialties as cost-cutting in New Brunswick, St. Francis — Most troubled hospitals measures. in Jersey City, Newark Beth are In cities and the majority Owen said hospitals with Israel Medical Center and St RITE Diocese of_Trenton of the group are in north- chronic financial problems Michael's in Newark. may soon be split up TRENTON (AP) - A half ishes, the people really want AID SAVINGS million Roman Catholics the top man," Fitzgerald said. HOT WEATHER would find themselves with a new bishop if the Vatican ap- The most likely division proves a plan to split in half would create a new diocese the Diocese of Trenton. from Somerset, Middlesex, Trenton Bishop George W. Hunterdon and Warren coun- Ahr is preparing a plan to be ties, with diocesan head- DELUXE VINYL sent to Rome outlining three quarters at New Brunswick, models that would carve a new Somerville or Metuchen, diocese from the eight-county Fitzgerald said. MULTI-POSITION region he now serves in cen- The Trenton Diocese would tral New Jersey. retain the remaining four Because of the diocese's counties — Mercer, Mori vast area and large member- mouth, Ocean and Burlington, ship, it has been difficult for with chancery offices remain- CHAISE LOUNGE the bishop "to make himself ing in Trenton. known," said Msgr William Fitzgerald. Among the difficulties with "It is a 2Vi-hour ride from any split in the diocese is a Blairstown to Tuckerton. 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AS • • ij'iiiiiil LOW 949 IT'S AS wmmnnwBr AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING RITE AID PHARMACIES: «AHNI£ Set" SEAVIEW SQUARE M0NM0UTH Red Bank 32 Broad St. Open »a.m.-»:JO p.m. MALL SHOPPING CENTER Friday till 9 p.m. . 49OBHOADST RTE 35 ROUTES 66135, OCEAN, NJ ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN, NJ 741-7500 SHREWSBURY N J 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. TO 6 P.M. PHARMACY PHONE: PHARMACY PHONE: PHONE 042 0011 9221535 542-4300 Storei in Clifton, N.J. Minuet « Harlldale.N.Y. I TheDtfyRegkfcr SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23.1979 Monday-morning blues now lingering to Sunday By LOUISE COOI Internal Revenue Service says that in 1*77 — the latest year for George GaUup says the family is threatened by a declining which figures are available — the average taxpayer bad an interest in religion; only 53 percent of the people be surveyed adjusted groas income of IIJ,Ml and a federal Ux bUI of |1,<7«. said religion was very important to them. The bills are piling up. There's a two-hour line at the gas Those dollars don't seem to go far enough. The number of Gallup says there are other problems - drug use, for station. And you've just found a leU in the basement personal bankruptcies it up — nearly 171,000 in the 11 months instance. A 1977 survey by the Social Research Group of George Well, you're not alone. that ended in May. Seventy-seven percent of the nation's Washington University found that 60 percent of high school President Carter says we don't have enough confidence in families were in debt as of late last year, reports pollster Louis graduates and 65 percent of college gradutes had at least tried ourselves; he's worried about the country's morality, along Harris, and more than half the" debtors were worried about bow marijuana. with its appetite for imported oil they were going to pay the bills. All the worries add up to stress. A study conducted by mm. If you read the polls, listen to the reports, study the surveys You've had to rejlgger your vacation — maybe even aban- Yankelovich, Skelly and White Inc. for General Mills found that and survey the studies, It's bard to find anybody who's happy don it — because of the gasoline shortage? So have a lot of other four people out of five feel a need to reduce stress In their lives. these days. people. When Better Homes and Gardens magazine surveyed a Almost everybody - »6 percent - worried about overweight. Everyone seems to have a case of the Monday-morning representative sample of readers, 35 percent said the nigh price The products people buy often seem to bring disappoint- blues. And they seem to stretch to Sunday night. Just consider: and uncertain supply of fuel had forced them to change plans. ment. In a poll conducted for Sentry Insurance, 81 percent of Almost one-third of all families - J2 percent - say they're If you have to stay at borne, you can probably find plenty to those questioned said they were concerned about the poor worse off financially than they were a year ago, according to an do around the house. One homeowner in four has a leaky quality of many items. Nearly two-thirds of those questioned in Associated Press-NBC News poll. And more than half the basement, according to the Census Bureau; IS percent of all a survey by Consumer Response Corp. said they were worried people questioned think the economy Is going to get worse households report signs of mice or rats. about hazards in what they bought. instead of better You don't like the neighborhood? About one-third of the Things are a little bit better on the job. Eighty-seven A Roper poll shows that people aren't quite so unhappy people in the census survey complained about too much noise on percent of those questioned in a July 1078 study by the Con- about taxes as they were a year ago, but 64 percent - almost nearby streets and highways; one-fourth said there weren't ference Board said they were were satisfied or very satisfied two-thirds - still think the federal Income tax Is too high. enough streetlights. with their Jobs. Only 13 percent were dissatisfied to any degree. Just in case you're wondering where you fit on the scale, the Maybe you can spend some time with the family. Pollster What's left to worry about? A lot of things, apparently. R.H. Bruskin Associates, a market research firm, asked people to list things they were afraid of. Among the answers, and the percentage of respondents who listed each one: speaking before Department of Transportation a group, 31 percent; heights, 30 percent; insects and bugs, 20 percent; loneliness, 20 percent; and deep water, 1> percent. Don't let it all get you down. Remember the president's plea: "Whenever you get a chance, say something good about has $472.3 million surplus our country." I TRENTON (AP) - New state matching dollars, each \ Barnegat / Bedminster / Berkeley Heights / Bernardsville / Blackwood / Bnck Town / Camden / Carteret / Cherry Hill / Cranford/ East Jersey's Department of Trans- of which contribute to about portation again has a huge sur- one-half of these unused plus of unspent state and fed- funds," Ms. Arnone said. eral dollars as projects wait. She explained the depart- The surplus totals more ment "has very limited or no than 8472.3 million for the fis- administrative latitude to cal year that ended last June transfer these funds to other : 30. It leads all other state uses" when the DOT has prob- agencies in unspent funds. lems with mass transit and highway projects because of : State Treasury records time-consuming bearings and show the DOT received 9833.1 environmental statements. million in the previous fiscal Uncompleted interstate year with some S5M million highway sections are a prime was carried over then as uns- example, she said. It takes pent eight to 10 years to get con- During the last fiscal year, struction stated on a major the department spent $511.2 road project, she said. million and had more than $150 GWsToo-" DOT fiscal officer Roger million marked for highway Nutt explained 884 million is projects that went unused. set aside to fund continuing Department spokeswoman projects. Catherine Arnone said the They include Route 18 in Treasury figures are not in- New Brunswick, Route 23 in tended to show success or fail- Wayne, Route 1M in Bayonne ure of the DOT in using its and Jersey City and railroad money. improvements such as track DOT officers note there are and electrification work. (130 million in federal grants Of the unspent money, $26 which are unspent. million went into this year's • "The reasons these federal budget for equipment, salaries dollars have not been utilized and supplies and $242 million include environmental re- is committed to road and mass quirements and insufficient transit projects. Casino gambling spurs Smithville 7 50°° 7.5V -o/o Q. hotel proposal 7 tt8°/o *5Ai®' SMITHVILLE (AP) - The not right on the Boardwalk, •Oft click of dice and fall of Cooper said. cards Is shaking this Atlantic Studies show many or- City suburb as new residents ganizations and firms prefer are drawn to jobs in the gam- to keep conventioneers near bling resort. entertainment, but not close Smithville and the rest of enough so they wander off dur- Galloway Township are one of ing daytime meetings. the fastest growing com- Cooper and two partners munities In the state and a recently bought Historic housing and commercial de- Smithville and 2,300 un- velopment will greatly in- developed adjacent acres crease the speed, if state ap- from the American Boradcast- proval is given. ingCo. The project could triple the Cooper, with Hyman township's present population Goldfeld of Greenwich, Conn., of about 10,000 and Cadillac Fairview of To- Twelve mile's from the ronto, the biggest residential East's only legal casinos, the developer in North America, Atlantic County historic site plan U> spend $500 million dur- sits with three restaurants, 30 ing the next 15 years to build shops and a re-created village 6,580 housing units of all types, of 40 IBUi Century homes. office buildings and stores, the Historic Smithville attracts hotel and a golf course. 1 million visitors yearly, but has only a 10-room motel for Recreation group overnight stays. The project awaiting state change* meeting date approval would add a low-rise MIDDLETOWN - The hotel initially containing 300 Middletown Township Recrea- rooms by 1981, with another tion Advisory Committee will 600 rooms planned later, said hold its regular monthly meet- James L. Cooper, Atlantic Na- ing on July 30 at 8 p.m. rather tional Bank board chairman. than on Monday. The meeting The hotel could serve con- will take place in the library at ventions wanting accommoda- Croyden Hall, LeonardvtUe tions near Atlantic City, but Road, Leonardo.

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I H| Illllll Illlllllll (Illllllllll IfllMIIIIIIIIII IMI MONMOUTH MEDICAL Mr. and Mrs. Christos Mer- LaagBruKk itves, 61 Weehawken Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Foster, West Keansburg, daughter, J6 Pocano Ave , Oceanport, July 21. daughter, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Straehle Jr., 1784 Slocum Dicesare, 2 James Ct., West Ave., Wall Township, son, July Long Branch, daughter, July 18. U. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. David Carr, Skweres, 421 W. Bourne Ave., 27 E. Washington Ave., daugh- nit Long Branch, son, July 21. ter, July 19 Mr. and Mrs. Meir Hertz, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic 125 Foster Ave., Long Branch, Testa, 15 Heather Drive, Eng- daughter, July 21. lishtown, son, July IS. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Betesh, 2*02 Logan Road, RIVERVIEW Ocean, daughter, July 20.' Red Baak Mr. and Mrs. David Un- Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. gariscber, 401 Weshlva Plaza, Joslln (IGlorla Rast), 160 Lakewood, twin son and Grand Ave., Atlantic High- daughter, July 20. lands, son, July IS. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. John Linzmayer, 101 A very Ave., Matarese (Carol McGrath), 10 Apt. B, Long Branch, son, July Dundall Place, Hazlet, son, 10. July 18. v Philkpsburg / Perth Amboy / Parsippan:<•*. y / North Newark / North Elizabeth 1 New Providence / Momstown / Mobrestown < Menlo Park / ° SHREWSBURY, NJ MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 The DailyRegister Correspondent has become a virtuoso of the valise

By HUGH A. MULLIGAN Customs inspectors regu- baggage cart or an oncoming the office. photos, a lew anticid pills'in this uncouth age of virtually larly admire my deft logistical train, the Gladstone bag and Always carrying a shaving preparation for the scheduled vanished serfdom. The ex- DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - preparations and hesitate to the two-suiter were kid stuff lotion bottle full of dry ver- airline meal, a length of nylon perienced traveler soon learns Almoet everyone has a side- disturb them. Doomed day af- ever after. mouth so you can order gin or cord and some strong plastic that one suit and a blazer Une specialty, a miniskill that ter day to sifting through still This is not going to be one vodka on the rocks and fashion tape to repair the ravages of jacket with several pairs of be or ibe does better than any- another load of woebegone of those travelogue disserta- your own extra dry martinis the baggage handlers slacks constitute a compact, one on the block or at the wetwash masquerading as tions on the advantages of rather than suffer the heavy From Horst Faas, AP's versatile wardrobe. The two office. Some excel at bowling, tourist baggage, they recog- Pulitzer Prize-winning photog- piece safari suit passes for cialists had designed this cum- plastic shoe bags and drip-dry hands of the barbarians knitting, fly-casting, body nize skill when they see it. in the Depression days when I rapher, 1 learned the value of both a business suit and na- bersome carryall so that there fabrics. Personally 1 have Where the dry martini is con- surfing. Others are magicians went off to Scout camp and tucking a pair of wire cutters tional dress in most of the "Nothing to declare, sir? was no light at the end of the found that the American pas- cerned, everyplace beyond at contract bridge, paneling a learned the hard way that a into one's toilet kit. They come Third World and the environs Very good." Just the sight of tunnel, unless you were hunt- sion for quick drying, wrinkle Sandy Hook Light is the Third playroom, unfreezing pipes, Macy'i shopping bag In a thun- in handy if the hard rock band of Rockefeller Plaza. my neatly folded cravats ar- ing for your flashlight which proof, permanently pressed World, and there is no second painting miniature master- derstorm is no substitute for in the hotel garden has its And, oh yes, power short- rayed in a row above the invariably had made its way to apparel has no validity outside 1 now shoulder one of those piece! on hard-boiled eggs or the official knapsack amplifiers beneath your win- ages being so frequent every- carefully creased pajamas the bottom. The dufflebag was the continental shelf. When al- European passport cases, the back windows of panel dow or if there is a speaker where these days, carry along brings a smile to their faces But my laboratory of ad- intended to be draped from the ien laundresses get through even though they invest the trucks. system blaring canned music a transistor radio to find out and an approving chalk mark vance luggage technology was shoulder, like a golf bag, but it boiling it, beating it on the bearer with the look of a in the corridors what's going on and a to my impediments the old Army duffle bag, that always hit you in the back of rocks, running It through their tramway conductor off his ' i Each according to hit tal- A clothes brush, a shoe- flashlight to light your way oblong tube of green canvas the knees, when it wasn't pull- monstrous mangles, your mir- trolley or a postman in drag. AiM... "The art of packing is the shine cloth and a sewing kit down to the bar from the 44th with a single narrow opening ing your hip or shoulder out of acle fabric double knits auto- Mine is always fitted out with I I pack. I pack quicker, bet- last lecture of wisdom," said are necessary travel tools in floor when the elevators fail. at the top clasped by a joint. matically assume the contours extra pens, extra passport ter, oftener, more compactly James Stephens, the Dublin padlock. No matter how you and coloration of your old than anyone I know. In two bard, in "The Crock of Gold." filled it, what you were look- If you could stuff a duffle Army duffle bag. decades of shuttling about this ing for was never anywhere bag so it stood erect on a rail- Never leave home without globe, I have become a vir- I suppose I nurtured -this near the top. road platform without toppl- your eyeglass prescription to tuoso of the valise. extraordinary expertise back World War II supply spe- ing over into the path of a replace the pair that are sure to get crushed by the crowds in Westminster Abbey or the beer stuge and the auxiliary Physical education program set pair that most certainly will fall from your pocket in the RED BANK - Regis- 11:20 a.m. According to Ms. stretching, calisthenics, aero- and Thursdays from 7.SO p.m. Customs hall or be left behind tration for the second session Janice Myers, YMCA Physical bic conditioning and rope skip- to 8: IS p.m. at the First Bap- on the hotel bed table along of the Community YMCA's Education director, regis- ping to musical accompani- tist Church, Maple Avenue, with the postcards you had summer physical education trants for this segment of JOY ment. Red Bank. promised to send the gang at programs is now open at its must have had previous JOY Y's Way to Fitness offers a To benefit the business peo- Red Bank Branch. experience. progression of exercises with ple In the area, this 35-minule Adult coed fitness classes Slimnastics classes will be cardiovascular conditioning class will also be held at noon- will be held twice a week for a held Mondays and Wednesdays through calisthenics, walking time on Monday, Wednesday four-week period beginning from 10:15a.m. to 11:00a.m. and jogging. and Thursdays at the Y in Red Monday, July 30. These classes utilize Sessions are held Tuesday Bank. The YMCA's emphasis is How to on total fitness. Registrants have a variety of programs to choose from which meet the health needs of the individ- Fort workers honored uals. FORT MONMOUTH - and Alvin SchwarU, Ocean- the following employees: JOY Fitness, a 65-minute Employees of the U.S. Army port. Gerald Braillii, Asbury Park; to The class, is a musical choreo- Communications Systems A .Suggestion Award Evelyn Flore, Long Branch, graphed fitness program de- Agency have been honored at a Certificate was presented to Stephen llaho, Lakewood, and Daily signed to improve the recent awards ceremony. Sgt. First Class Russell John- Richard Ramme, Bricktown. cariovascular system. Cool The Meritorious Service ion, here. Outstanding Performance down routines include relaxa- and Sustained Superior Per- Register Medal was presented to Mas- A Training Certificate was tion and tension release tech- ter Sgt. Elvln Raper, here. formance Awards were pres- niques. presented to Judith Egan, Red ented to Elvira Marino, Long Certificates of Achieve- Bank. Classes are held Monday ment were presented to Judith Branch, and Ira McNally Jr., through Thursday, » a.m. to Egan, Red Bank; Sgt. First Length of Service Neptune. 10 06 a.m. or 10:15 a.m. to Class, Leasy Kelley Jr., here,' Certificates were presented to Outstanding Performance Awards were presented to Jimmie Sue Acker, Freehold, Peter DiSciullo, Red Bank; Darrel Maloney, Middletown; Joyce Mauir, Ocean; Joseph g' Piaza Newbern, West Long Branch; 'ewstw N j 0" Michael Ruggiero, West Long Dally 4 Sunday, Branch, and George Smith- 1 OOw.Bkly Winnes, Red Bank Sunday only. 25* weekly Local folk singer Dally only. performs at Rutgers 75« weekly NEW BRUNSWICK-Folk singer Bob Killian of Little Sliver will be a featured per- former at a free folk concert here at Rutgers University tomorrow night at 8 p.m. or call 542-4000 The concert, part of Rutgers' summer arts festi- 1st val, will take place on the lawn Dtlivery between the Gibbons Starting lomonow dormitories and the Continu- Secondary Mortgage Loans, i ing Education Center. Killlan's repertoire in- cludes traditional lah and American songs, original com- positions and contemporary SERVICE AWARDS — Officers and members of the Monmouth County BOard ol selections. He plays guitar, Drug Abuse were honored recently at an awards dinner at Christie's Edgewaters in banjo, slide guitar, harmon- Wanamassa, Honored from left to right were Gregory Ulrlch, agency director; ica, penny whistle and Robert G. Cavallo. board chairman, and Dr. Harold Gabel.ex-chalrman. dulcimer.

JULY 17 Boxing/Middletown PBA presents outdoor boxing show • Make a Date at Mater Dei Athletic Field. 8 p.m. Special guest ap- pearance, Scott Frank, New Jersey Heavyweight Cham- A paid directory of coming events for non-profit or- pion (autographs). For advance tickets call Det. ganizations. Rates $2.00 for 3 lines for one day. $1.00 each Ohnmacht. 671-4700 additional line; $3.00 for two days, $1.25 each additional line. $5 for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; Yard Sale, » to 4. Lots of goodies. Refreshments $6.00 for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon, Tables, $5 each. Call 741-0115 or 747-S865. Women's Club of 2 days before publication. Call The Daily Register, Red Bank, 164 Broad St., Red Bank. Rain date, Sat., July ,542-4000, ask for the Date Secretary. 28, COMING JULY 11,18, IS Transcendental Meditation program offers free in- Card Party, sponsored by Rosary Altar Society, Our troductory presentation with a color film every Wed. 8 Lady Of Perpetual Help Church, Highlands, 8 P.M. School THIS Hall, Miller St. Donation: $1.50. Refreshments P.M. Location: 326 Broad St., Red Bank. Call 747-7035. JULY U-AUG. 31 JULY 28 FALL Half Price Summer Clearance Sale at St. Mark's Gift 4 • CAR WASH/RUMMAGE SALE/BAKE SALE - 10-3 Nearly New Shop, Carr Ave. & Kennedy Way, Keansburg, p.m. (Rain date July 29), Monmouth Day Care Center, 9 W. building next to the church. Summer hours, Wed. & Fri., Bergen Place, Red Rink. 741-4313 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. JULY JJ TO JULY 17 Flea Market 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Moxley Masonic Lodge, A Daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the New 786 River Rd , Fair Haven. $6.00 per table No tailgate. 15 AIR-CONDITIONED • Monmouth Baptist Church, Cherry Tree Farm & New Admission free. More information call 741-3898. RACQUETBALL COURTS Monmouth Rds., New Monmouth, July 23 to July 27, 9:90 JULY 11 a.m. to 12 Noon. Classes for 4-year-olds through 9th grade Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 SNACK BAR AND • which include Bible study, visual demonstrations, crafts, Cocktail Dance at the Hideaway, 2 Feary PI., Morgan, 8.30 games 4 refreshments. Special class for mothers entitled P.M. Live music. Free Buffet. For information call MEMBERS' LOUNGE "Woman's World." Babysitting provided for this class. All 739-3867. are welcome. To register call 671-1455. PRO SHOP • JULY 24 The Shrewsbury Chorale & Brookdale Community Col- SUPERVISED NURSERY • Parents . Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 lege announce the fourth of the Summer Sings for the Summer of 1979, to be held at the Performing Arts Center Cocktail Dance at Club 35, Rt. 35, Sayreville, 8:30 P.M. EXHIBITION AND TOURNAMENT COURTS • in the Brookdale Campus, Lincroft. Paul Ot Grammer will Live music. For information call 739-3867. conduct the Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn. Small admission FULLY EQUIPPED EXERCISE GYMNASIUM • The Shrewsbury Chorale 4 Brookdale Community Col- fee. • lege announce the Third of the Summer Sings for the SAUNAS, STEAM ROOMS AND • Summer of 1879, to be held at the Performing Arts Center AUGUST 4 WHIRLPOOLS in the Brookdale Campus, Uncroft. Robert Spencer will Lawn party-Flea Market-Disco, 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. conduct the Requiem & Nanei by Brahms. Small admission Sponsored by the Willing Workers Club of St. Thomas PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION • fee. Episcopal Church, Red Bank, corner of East Sunset and Bridge Ave. Spaces $10. Phone 8424512 or 741-5068 after 5 REGISTER PRIVATE PARTIES • JULY 25 p.m. Chinese Auction, sponsored by Highlands Fire Aux- LEAGUE AND INTRAMURAL • iliary at the Fire House, 171 Bay Ave., Highlands, 8 P.M. Refreshments. Donation: $1.25. AUGUST 24 NOW! COMPETITION Mets-Cincinnati Baseball Game Bus Trip, bus leaves JULY tt Boro Bus Terminal, Red Bank, i P.M. $18.50 includes bus, OTHER PLANNED ACTIVITIES • Tricky Tray, sponsored by Episcopal Church Women, refreshments, ticket to game. Call 164-3754or 787-7852. can 787-8499 St James Memorial Church Parish House, 69 Broad St., FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION Eatontown. $1.00 donation plus unwrapped gifts. 7:30 P.M. AUGUST M JULYtf Middletown Jaycee-ettes will hold a Flea Market at Parents Without Partners Chapter 0007 General Meet- Middletown High School North Parking Lot, Tindall Rd., ing, 8 P.M., Holiday Inn, Rt. 36, Eatontown. Program Middletown. 10-4 p.m. Cost or double space Is $8.00. Anyone includes talk on "Financing A College Education", danc- interested please contact 495-9722 or 787-0792. Rain date key bay racquetball/health spa i ing b socializing. All eligible single parents welcome. Sept. 9. INTERSECTION 01 OOUTE' KEVPORT NEW JEASFY 10 The DaAyRcgtatcr SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 Merit

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NEW YORK (AP) - When and in the open air of Yankee walked one batter and retired The areas of Yankee Stadi- and Chris Chambliss' sacrifice it cornea to playing the Seattle Stadium. the other 14 he faced. um where Roberts hit his fly. Marine™ in New York, the Yesterday, the Yankees "I've been asked it drives measure 417 feet to The Yankees nicked Rick Yankeei have their own ver- made it 13 of 15 against Seattle before," said Manager Darrell straightaway center field and Honeycutt for two more runs •ion of the Kingdome. It's in New York over that same Johnson, "and if 1 knew why 430 to Death Valley in left- in the third on singles by Willie called Yankee Stadium. stretch with a 44 victory ... we beat the Yankees in Seattle center By contrast, the King- Randolph, Bobby Murcer and While much has been made and they did it without their and can't beat them here, I'd dome distances — disputed by Thurman Munson, an error by of the Yankees' troubles on the scheduled starter when Cat- give you the answer. numerous pitchers — are third baseman Dan Meyer and artificial turf and under the fish Hunter was called home "1 think a little bit of the listed as 410 to center and MS roof of the Kingdome, where to North Carolina by the death reason why we don't do well in the power alley. White's sacrifice fly. Munson the world champions are an of his father. here is that, except for right After leaving runners at doubled home the final run in embarrassing 4-13 since the They got three-hit pitching field, it's such a big ballpark third base with one out in each the fifth. Seattle club was born three from Don Hood, who went 4W lor us. Leon Roberts hit two of the first two innings, the Meanwhile, Hood and Kaat years ago, they don't seem to innings before leg cramps consecutive balls today that Mariners fell behind in the bot- kept Seattle off the have much problem with the forced him to the sidelines, totaled about ISO feet and they tom of the second on a hit Scoreboard, although the Mariners on the natural grass and 40-year-old Jim Kaat, who were both caught." batsman, Roy White's single Mariners reached Hood for three hits — two of them tri- ples — and three walks in the first five innings. Kaat slammed the door thereafter. "Kaat's a pro, a gutty son of a gun," said Manager Billy Poor sportsmanship: Martin. "He came in in a tough situation and did quite a job." Hood fell two outs short of going the five Innings required The A merican way ? for a starting pitcher to re- ceive credit for a victory. Whatever happened to the great American spirit of sports- "As long as we win, I manship? win," he said. "That's the Who tossed the dagger that slew Grantland Rice's immortal way I feel about it." lines, "When the one Great Scorer comes to write against your name ... It matters not whether you won or lost, but how you WILL played the game?" SEATTLE NEW YORK Who snuffed out Baron Pierre de Coubertin's theme that the •ferhfc •ark LRobrti If 40 0 Rndlph 1b t 1 ( Joy of Olympic sports lies "not in winning but in taking part?" RJonMcf 30 1 Wurctr cl 1 1 0 GRIMSLEY Bochtt 1b 4 0 0 Munwn c 0 1 1 What of the Duke of Wellington's and General MacArthur's Norton dh 4 0 0 ( Plnlttla It 0 1 0 exhortations about the value of the "fields of friendly strife?" Mavtr 3b 4 0 0 RtJcktn ri 1 00 Paclork rf 30 1 < Rwhit* dh 0 1 1 Bosh! Sentimental rubbish, you say, reviewing some of the BSIaln 1b 30 1 Chmbli 1b Oil LCoxc 300 SUnl*v Jb 10 10 events that have occurred in the last few weeks. Utndoi it 1 00 Dtnt it 0 0 0 At Wimbledon, Jimmy Connors loses a semifinal tennis Valtntn u 0 0 0 TtUI If • 1 T.UI »4f match to Bjorn Borg, brushes past sedate All-England Club Knight berates an official so vigorously he is thrown out of the m m MB-' i Itw Ytrk •11 lit Mi- 4 officials, slams the door of his limousine while snapping, "You game. He draws a reprimand from the International Amateur E-M*vtr. (>!' -Naw York I. LOB- can take this tournament and stuff it.'' Sttttlt t Now fork t IB Munwo Basketball Federation. Plnltlla. 3B-RJ snai. Paclort i. S— A week later, Jimmy's pal, Vitas Gerulaitis, normally a He subjects one of his players, Islah Thomas, to a brutal Slant** SF- H\ (•> H RIR BB SO very nice kid, loses a tennis match at Forest Hills to Poland's tongue lashing in front of everyone, later grabs the youngster *«mt M>Maj Wojtek Fibak Instead of walking to the net for a traditional and continues the tirade all the way to the lockerroom — an Hormcult L.4- 1 1 HURTING HURLE R - New York Yankee pitcher Don Hood reaches for his left calf R Stain 11-3 1 0 0 1 1 handshake, the playing pro of Studio 54 wheels, picks up his ugly, demeaning act. Naw Yark after coming down with cramps In the fifth Inning. Hood was relieved by Jim Kaat, 113 0 0 • 1 Hood 4 rackets and flees the premises. Knight objects strenuously when a group of female players Kaat w.i t 4 IS 0 1 1 and the pair combined to shut out the Seattle Mariners. The incident provokes this dissertation from our Polish wander in on his practice session 10 minutes before schedule guest: and he gets Into a hassle with a Puerto Rican cop. Bobby says "These young American players — they not only do not act the cop stuck a finger in his eye, the cop says he was slugged like gentlemen, but not like people. They grow up in a way that Both bring charges. they only know to win. They never learn to lose. They act like As if this isn't enough to shatter international relations for Colts Neck captures division robots. They have no manners." eons, the Indiana firebrand puts on a distressing exhibition In Seattle, the New York Yankees Uke a drubbing from the after the American basketball team has beaten Puerto Rico for Colts Neck swept three games in weekend action and In the lowly Mariners and Lou Piniella. with a short temper fuse but the championship 113-94 process won its seventh straight Southern Division title in the normally affable, throws a glove at baseballs famous Big deal. The USA, birthplace and capital of the hoop sport, Jersey Shore Summer Baseball League. "Chicken" and singes the bird's feathers with searing epithets. a nation of 230 million, whips a little island of 2.5 million. Okay, Colts Neck, which finished the reagular season with a 26-5 A couple of days later, Reggie Jackson breaks up Nolan Bobby, go blow your horn. overall mark and a 19-5 division record, took a doubleheader Ryan's no-hitter in the ninth and gestures to the press box as he Riding the shoulders of his victorious players, the coach from Clare and Coby's yesterday, 7-6 and 8-2, and blanked Sports rounds first. "Bush," says Rod Carew. "And I'm going to tell raises his fist in a show of defiance. Later, he says, "The only Manalapan, 7-0, on Saturday. him when I see him." people on this whole goddamned Island I care about are my Rob Montonti Diaz, Rich , and Ken Gordon all contributed MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 11 But the coup de grace of Yankee arrogance and lack of class players."- three hits to the Colts Neck attack in the first game of the is saved for the Pan Am games in San Juan, Puerto Rico, where It isn't a scene to make an American proud. At least, doubleheader. our awesome red, white and blue forces run rough-shod over Captain Mike O'Koren of North Carolina recognises the sensi- Rich Wysocki got the win. He struck out four, walked five Neck Saturday. smaller and weaker rivals of the hemisphere. tivity of the occasion. Before the medals are given out, he calls and allowed seven hits. Chris Haydu took the loss. Pitcher Kurt Lieter hurled a two-hit shutout. He struck four This is an ideal platform for Bobby-Knight of Indiana his mates around him and cautions, "Listen, we represent a lot Pitcher Tom Roselli upped his record to 8-0 and lowered his and walked (our. Don Slocum was the loser. University, coach of the USA basketball team — the man whose of people. Let's not have any nonsense." earned-run-average to 1.32 with a victory in the second game League playoff action begins this week with Colu Neck credo is "Win, win, win." It gives us pause to wonder: It is 1079. America, do you He fanned thrre three and allowed six hits. facing off against Clare and Coby's In a best two out of three First, with his team leading the Virgin Islands by 35 points, know where your children are? Rick Derechallo smacked a two-run homer run, Montonti series and Henry's Playland taking on Uncroft in a similar hit a solo shot and Don Jacoby added four hits to power Colts Mries Weibring's 1st win Nonemaker's time belongs to his kin enlivens doldrums Mamwaim. —1 Cly> By LEA MALMQUIST KMttr C*W COAL VALLEY, 111. (AP) - The first PGA the remarkable achievement yesterday by THREE MAN QUARTER FINALS — I. Monmoutti Boat ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Rob Non- Club. Ktvln Coor, Sttvt Wolf. Tom M«r«*nln*l*r, 1,1,11, 4Vi victory is always special, but it had greater carding a 66, making him the first PGA pro emaker covered the 23 miles of Atlantic High- polrtti 1. Laha Hopatcong Sailing Club, Kevin Murphy, Irian meaning for D.A. Weibring, who dedicated his ever to shoot below his age. Murptw. Chuck Drawbaugh. 1.1,1,4; 10*. pointt; I. Surf City land Yacht Club's Scotland Light Race in litUe Yacht Club, Tim Roblnton, John Bonlca, Holly Blfman, 1,4,1,3, triumph in the 1200,000 Quad Cities Open to his "I don't feel any different than I did 10 11 polnu, 4. Shrtwtburv Sailing and Yachl Club, Dt« Lucaralii. more than five and a half hours to capture the Tom Crow, Chartti RMI, 4,1,4,1; ilpointi. ailing father who taught him the game, and his years ago, except maybe I'm a little heavier," PHRFI class MICUMs.t^M. pregnant wife. Snead said. LIGHTNING — 1. Ktvln Coor. 1, Wall Colunluano, 1. Ralph Average time for this race, sailed in the Wilton, (Raw II) 1. Jack HunUman, I. Kavln Coor, 3. Ralph "I dedicated the win to both of them," said Weibring strung together rounds of 67, 68, Wilton. doldrums which prevailed yesterday, was M SCOW — IRact 1} 1. Bonnia Eltanhari, 1. Juot Mathot, 3. Weibringafter firing a sensational 65 in yester- 69 and 65 on the 6,514-yard, par 70 Oakwood about eight hours. Brub Manet; (Raca II) 1. Irian Edlnaton, 1. Juna Mathot, 3. day's final round to stave off a charge by Country Club course. The win put a check for Bonnlt ElttnhaM Twenty boats in two PHRF (Performance WINDMILLS — (Ran I) 1- Ktrk Spurr, 1. Jtrry MarkowlU, Milwaukee Open winner Calvin Peete and fin- $36,000 in his pocket and boosted his year's Handicap Rating Formula) fleets sailed from i wall* Van Skitn, (Raca II) I. Wally Van Skltn, 1. Jtrrv earnings on the tour to $64,471. > Markowltl, 1. Kirk Spurr ish the tournament with a record 266,14-under the start in Sandy Hook Bay southeast of the ALBACORES — (Raca I) 1. Sill Swing, 1. Don John ion, 1 par. John Lawwr, (Ract ID V Don Johnun, 2. John Lawttr, J Bin Going into the final round tied for the lead, navy pier up to a mark in the Bay across from Kufll. Moments after parring the 18th hole to Weibring jumped to 11 under par after 14 holes W00DPU1SY - (Rac* I) 1. Glan Rlchardi, 1 Jack Klina, 1 Highlands, back again to beyond the end of Bill Mtrotnlhalar III; tRaca II) 1. Glan Richards. 1. Ivan assure the victory, Weibring turned to his 62- following a bogey and three birdies. Sandy Hook. The course then went outside the BttchtO Bob Smith. LASERS - (Raca I) 1. Atan Htld, 1. Rich Aimuth, I. Pttt year-old father, who had suffered a heart at- Peete, who recorded the day's best round of Hook to Scotland Light and finally back around tUIWn; (Rat* ID 1, Rtndv Rlct.I. Pttt »tl.tn. tack a week ago, and said: "I tried hard for 63 to finish second at 268, lifted himelf to 12 BLUE JAY — (Ract 111. David Kuril, I Kartn Varkoovan, 1 the Hook to the finish. Johanna Varkoovtn; IRact II) I, David Kuhl, I. T«m Fritted, 1. you, Dad." under on the strength of an eagle and seven Early in the race the fleet was spread Johanna Vtrkoovtn birdies, three of them on the last three holes. TURNABOUTS—[Ract I) 1. Dtvld Wailt.1. Suian Lawttr, The elder Weibring grinned broadly and across Sandy Hook Bay. Boats which hugged 3 Maithtw Smith, (Ract II) Sam* exclaimed, "This is the biggest thrill of my "I'm a slow starter but I try to keep my NlMtM«Y*CMCM the Hook shore lost whatever wind they'd RHODES If - (Ract I11. Ann* Johnian, 1 I. HuMr, I.John life." • patience and not become overly aggressive," followed there while those like Nonemaker's Sour flit, (R*t» 11) 1.1. Hubtr, 1. Ann Johnttn, 3. JojlfJMIItr, said Peete. "I just let things happen, and on MHt—rw* Rivtr VaiM di^'r The 26-year-old blond pro said the victory which sailed down the center of the Bay gained AUXILIARIES - 1 AM Tapllow, Topi't ttut ttcondf.I - III! was also special for his wife, Krlsty, who is the seventh hole is where it all started happen- a breeze and took a substantial lead. Boeardltl. Euan. 3114 tttondt, 3. Artdv Salto. Oamlnl, I1M ing." Mkrtwstarv lallNw Mi* VKM CM five months pregnant with the couple's first Most of this group kept their lead to cross OAYSAILERS - (Raca I) 1. Bill Wa^aonar. 3. Bill Barrttl, child. 1 Bill U»v (Ract ID V Bill larrtlt, 1. Bill Waggon*'. 3. INI But Weibring, who was playing in three- the finish in a forward group more than an U|i "She was with me all the way, good and some behind Peete, went ahead to stay on the hour ahead of the rest. 4101—(Rtct I) I.SklpSwIkart, (Recall) Sam* par 5,15th hole with a sensational 25-foot putt LASERS — (Ract I) V Davt Whlttlt, 1. John Whil.lt, 1. bad," said Weibring, who has missed the cut AUMtk HtflhlaMt Yacht Cluk $74*7 (Rac* II) 1. John Whiltlt, ]. iitu, 3. Davt Wnlttlt. nine times on the PGA tour this year. for an eagle. ftcrtUM LlflM Met TURNABOUTS- (Ract I) 1. Latntt Cottamo,!. Bill Crow. PHRF I - I Rot Nontmaktr, Scupptf, i.ii.U; 1. Malt 1. David Gotdimlth, (Ract II) I, Lttnlt Coitanto, l J7Oi, 3 Bill "Some guys rate girls from one to ten. "That was the turning point," said Weibr- Dodds, La Btila, inti 1. Brian Provlncl, Oranat PMI, Crow. COMETS- {Ract It 1. AiwlaCoilamo.I. Dawt Klngiton,). Well, my wife's off the chart." ing, a Quincy, 111., native who is in his third COPS QUAD — D.A. Weibring watches his putt roll urn Oan Htrbtrt. (Rac* II) L Davt Kingston, 1 Dan Htrbtri, 3. year on the PGA tour. towards the hole on the 18th green during the final round PHRF It - 1 OwOrot Whltil*, BOOPI, liftjj 1. GMUM Ann)* Cottanio One of the day's highlights came when Calkin, SooJalmon. • 0) H. 3 Doug Von Donoo, Capricious, SANDERLINOS — IRtc* |) 1. Doug Slim, I- Davt ageless wonder Sam Snead, who had made Veteran Ken Still finished third with final of the Ed McMahon Quad Cities Open Golf Tournament. • 07,1J; 4 RavCartv. WlMstr II. 4:14.57; i Fr*d Kuatit, Cyrtnt, Httnthan, 1. Skip Swlkart. IRtc* II) 1. Ltl0hton Wattrv 1. 15M Davt Hotnthtn, 3. Jot Lucartlll. PGA history Friday by becoming the first man round of 68, which gave him 10-under-par 270 Weibring captured the title with a 65 In the final round lMHRMt BLUE JAYS — (Rtct I) 1. Dan Cottanio, 1. Charlti Botl, 3. PMRF - 1. Mlkt Ftdof, Moonthlna; I Dr. Jotl Uirwt, Dodl Lucaralll, {Ract II) 1. Frank Crow. 1. Oan Cottanio, 3. on the tour ever to shoot his age - 67 — topped for the tourney. and a total of 266. *"*•* OrvllM; 1. G*orgt GaUln, Soolamlon. Charlti Roil. Phillies' Schmidt hits 33rd; Mets fall prey to call SAN DIEGO (AP) - Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia "Greg (Luzinski) may be back tomorrow, so I've just got Dodgers 4, Mets 3 Yeager should have been an out and Yeager should have stayed Phillies continues to hit home runs at a record pace, but the to go back and adjust to coming off the bench again," said LOS ANGELES - In a struggle between teams with the at third base. slugging third baseman is keeping it all in perspective. Gross, who came over to the Phils from the Chicago Cubs In the two worst records in the National League the New York Mets "It's the worst call I've ever seen," said New York "This is the best groove I've ever been in," said Schmidt, spring. "I've got all the patience in the world, and I knew I was and the Los Angeles Dodgers were dead even — but came to life Manager Joe Torre. He claimed that the ball hit Lopes' bat after hitting his 33rd home run of the season that helped the going to get a chance to help this club." over a hotly disputed bunt twice, and thereby should have been ruled an out. Phillies defeat the San Diego Padres 5-2 yesterday. "I hope it The Padres, who have managed just 17 hits In their last four The preceding Old Timers game had more action, until the "I saw it plainly," said first baseman Richie Hebner of the lasts forever, but I think it's just a hot streak, period." games, experienced another day of futility at the hands of ninth inning rally by the Dodgers to beat the Mets 4-3. The Mets Mets. "It's a joke. Lopes knows the ball hit his bat twice." Schmidt's two-run blast came in the Phillies 96th game of Espinosa and reliever Tug McGraw. McGraw earned his 13th argued that Dave Lopes' squeeze bunt single that scored Steve Lopes said it was a tough pitch to bunt, and said: "I didn't the year, and he has 10 homers in the last 14 games. He is even feel it hit the bat twice." with the National League record pace. Hack Wilson also had 33 The umpires' crew chief Ed Vargo, who was at third base, homers after »5 games when he clubbed it homers in 1830. said, "None of us saw it hit the bat twice. If we had seen It, we Schmidt is four behind the 95-game pace of Roger Marts in 1961, Five weekend deaths plague sports world would have called an out.'' when Maris finished with the major league record of 61. The death of St. Louis Cardinals tight end J.V. Cain last University of Wisconsin football player, whose body was re- The bitter bickering overshadowed the performance of "I still have to hit 25 or 30 more, and it could Uke a year to night — on his 28th birthday — concluded a death-plagued 4t- covered Sunday from Lake Monona in Madison, Wis., near the Charlie Hough, who was making his second major league start do that," Schmidt said. "And I know as soon as I start thinking hours which saw five sports figures die. Cain died following a spot where he was reportedly seen swimming on Saturday. and first this season. home run that swing's going to go south." cardiac arrest suffered during the National Football League Football also lost former New York Giants and Tulane The 31-year-old knuckleballer, a. 10-year veteran, was Also contributing a single and double, Schmidt ran his team's practice session at St.Charles, Mo. running back Eddie Price to a heart attack Saturday night at pressed into a starting role when Bob Welch's chronic sore arm hitting streak to a career high 14 games. Proceeding that was the death of Greg Winchell, a Pan age 54. Probably the most well-known of the five was boxer prevented his scheduled outing Hough pitched six innings, Nino Espinosa, 10-7, pitched his fourth straight victory and American Games silver medalist in the 100-meter breaststroke, Tony "Two-Ton" Galento, who also suffered a fatal heart allowing one run on four hits. third of the season against San Diego. who succumbed yesterday from Injuries suffered in a traffic attack yesterday morning. "Charlie pitched very well," said Manager Tom Lasorda. Greg Gross, hitting .343, substituted for the injured Greg accident a week ago. In addition, Abbott Hunter, 74, the father of Catfish Hunter, "He did just what we hope he would do. This was not a one-day Luzinski and delivered a two-run single in the second to launch Another of the weekend's victims was Wayne Souza, a died yesterday following an extended illness. trial. He will be out there again and again." the Phils to their 13th victory of the last 18 games. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 • ». U.S. faces track shortcomings

MOSCOW (AP) - "We uted to have sprinter! that the "Maybe Houston can be the one," Carries said, referring to who added that be had expected a faster time for the 100. world lemd," uld U.S. Meat tack Cotch Jimmy Cirnei Houston McTear, the one-time Florida schoolboy sensation woo McTear, who attended two Junior colleges and now lives in yaslerday. "We dent have that anymore. tied a world record for the 100-yard dash in 1875. Santa Monica, Calif., has been bothered by pulled leg muscles "We're looking from aomeaoe to break out of the pack But McTear failed to withstand a closing ruth by Cuba's in the past, which cost him an Olympic berth in \m between now and 1M0,' Carnci added. Silvio Leonard In yesterday's 100 and was nipped at toe wire. "We can pick any three ofX)iprinten in the United States "Everybody hat always expected a lot of me," said Leonard, a double gold medalist at the recent Pan American McTear,"I'm not a machine but I'm always trying my best. ! aad come up with three good ooet and place two in the finaii Games, was timed in 10 JO seconds while McTear registered here. Bat nobody dominate). We need that someone for the This season really isn't important to me. Neit year means a lot 10.M. because I missed 1»76." Olympic*." Osvaldo Lara, another Cuban ran third in 10.41 and Rich Carnes made hit comments before the 100-meter dash at Edwards of the University of Houston was fourth in 10.41. Again yesterday, McTear showed hit ability to get off to a the Spartacade Gamea at Lenin Stadium. "Leonard may be the world's fastest human," said Carries, quick start but failed to sustain It, giving way to Leonard's powerful kick over the last 30 meters and barely holding on for second. "All sprinters have a fear of pulling (muscles)," said Cunliffe ends Wall race jinx Carnes before the race, "and that could be McTear's problem. He's strong in the 00 and 100 yards indoors and then something's WALL - Earlier this year, he wai leading the feature only Tony Siscone of Hammonton came In fifth. missing when he increases It to 100meters." to have a tire let go and send him into the crash wall. Defending and four-time stadium champ Gil Hearne of Carnes, who will coach the U.S. men's track team at the On other occaiioot, Aiafortune rode along with him too. Jacobstown came In tilth; Chip Graves of Wall was seventh; Moscow Olympics, said his top sprint prospects for next year But after a seemingly eAdteu string of bad luck this season, Jim Hoffman of Mlddletown wai eighth; Rick Sendiik of Brick could come from among Harvey Glance, James Sanford and Rod Cunliffe of Point Pleasant won his first pro auto race of finished ninth; and newcomer Tony Hirschman of North- Steve Williams, who his been out of action for more than a year U7I in the K-lap Modified stock car feature at Wall Stadium ampton, Pa. closed 10th. with a leg Injury. 100-PERCENT 100 — Cuban sprinter Silvio Leonard, Saturday night. In preliminary action, Glenn Cummins of Mlddletown alto Both McTear and Edwards were last minute additions to Cimliffes time in the nonstop race of 8:09 »set a new track won his first feature of the season in the 30-lap Sportsman right, crosses the finish Una to win the 100-mettr dash the squad depleted by visa problems, injuries and desire not to ahead of American Houston McTear. record for the distance division event. Mel Cain of Toms River was a close second and compete here. Cunliffe started third in the 22-car field and took the lead on Mike Stevens of Jacobstown placed third. Leonard's victory ruined the Soviets' bid for a clean sweep. the 17th lap when leader Charlie Kremer Jr. of Toms River lost The 25-lap Street Stock feature was captured by Frank Their top sprinter, Nikolay Kolesnlkov, finished fifth In the 100. his brakes and had to give way. Biddle of Farmlngdale with Vlnnie Green of Red Bank second The Soviets did bag two of Sunday's three gold medals with Moreland, Johnson nab Charging through the pack from his 12th starting spot to and Neil Rutt of Port MonmouUi third. Gennadi Valjukevich winning the triple jump in 5S-feet-5Vt finish second wai former track champion Jim Hendrickson of inches and Saida Gunba taking the women's discus in JOB- First Ml - II laps _ 1:4t 1 I Hick Mill. Brick; 1. CMp Gram. Wall; >. Oil MTA men's doubles title Freepori, L.I., NY, while John Blewett Jr. of Lakewood was a HMTM, Jecobslown ll clow third. aocend heat - II laps I KM I I. Hod Cunlltta. Point Pleasant; 1. Okk Lewis, •ortfaMawn; I. Tommy Comerford. Neptune In another highlight, Maria Kulcionova of the Soviet Union MIDDLETOWN - Jim Moreland and Neil Johnson de- Jamie Tomaino of Neptune scored a fourth-place finish and Third Iwat — II lap* — 2 si o I. Jim Heridrkkson, Freepon, L.I., N.V.; 1. Tony Slscone, Hammonton; 1. Jamie Tomaino, Neptune captured the women's 400 meters semifinals in 49.3 seconds, feated Bob Karpinski and Bob Cook, 7-5, 44, 7-5, to win the Canaoiatlon - II Im — no lima: 1. John Glecobbt. Hammonton; I. Dkk becoming only the third woman to break 50 seconds. Mlddletown Tennis Association's Men's Open Doubles Cham- NWtburv. Freeflow; I. Bill White, Jackson Feature — IS laps —l:0l.t (new track record): I. Rod Cunllltt, Point Pleesent. 1, Bart Williams, a Callfornian, clocked 91.03 to finish second pionship at Tindall Park here yesterday. JlmHtndrkkMn, Fraaport, L.I., N.V.I1. John Blawatt Jr, Lakewood in a semifinal of the men's 400-meter hurdles and Karen Red Bank upsets Baptist tportsmaa OHMao. Moreland and Johnson moved into the finals by defeating Flru HMI — 11 laps — llffiTi 1 Mlka Stevens, Jatooslown; 1. Doug Franch, Hawkins of St. Louis won her 100-meters semifinal in 11.55. Rich Karpinski and Norm Lieberman, 7-5, 2-6, (-2, in the semi- Wall; I. Jim Ransom, Mammonton SHREWSBURY - Jack Campbell knocked in Al Stall with Sacond Mai II laps - 1HI I. Olann Cummin, Mlodklown, 1. Sun WoM, Louise Hitter, the American women's high jump record finals. Bob Karpinksi and Cook downed Lyn Abbot and Mike .the winning run as Red Bank upset previously unbeaten Central JackHn; 1. Mai Cain. Tom! Rlyar holder, gained today's final by reaching 6-feet-OW Third heal — 11 (apt — I » i: I. Tom Mauser. Farmlnoflale; 1. Harry Raad. Katz, 6-2, 6-4, in their semi-final match. I Baptist, 3-1, in the Christian Fellowship Softball League. Freehold. 3 Wallv Waavar, Shrewsbury In boxing, Alexander Dvizov outpointed Myron Taylor of The finals took two hours and 20 minutes to play before Contolallon — II laps — no lima: 1. Joa Marline, Colllnoi Laka; 1. LaRov Bob Bergin was the winning pitcher, and Paul Jones picked Malsburv. Freehold; 1 Rlchla Barardlno, Kaaniburs Philadelphia in a bantamweight bout. Moreland and Johnson emerged as the champions of the 29 up the save. Steve Belmont had a pair of hits for the winners. Feature —10 laps —no lime: 1. Olann Cummins. Mtddlelown; 1. Mai Cain, Tomi Rlvar; 1. Mlka Sltv.nl. JacoCstcn. I Harry Raad, Freehold; S. Bulch MalsDurv. Under the Spartacade setup, the Soviets are guaranteed to teams entered. Lou Maui and Bill Walcak homered as Belford Methodist Fraahold ' have 11 finalists, much to the dismay of U.S. Coach Joe dough llraal Slacki . edged lat Assembly of God, 9-8 Joe Milko was the winning Flru haal — 10 laos — 7*1 4 1. BuUh Coioslmo. Rlvar Plan, 1. Nail RutL Port The U.S. boxers, other foreigners and second-rate Soviet pitcher, lifting his record to 3-1 Monmouth; 1. Gary McKlnnav. Kaaniburg fighters compete in a so-called International Tourney run Sacond Mai — 10 lapa — 1:41.1: I. Vlnnla Graan, Rad Bank; 1. Bill Camoron. ii. St Johns defeated Peace of Christ, 1M Howoll, 3. Laa Taylor, Brkk simultaneously with all-Soviet competition. The champions of How They Stand Third Mat — 10 lapi — 1:43.0: V Don Erlcton, Parlln; 1. Frank BkMlt, Farm Despite the setback, Central Baptist (6-1) still leads the Inedala; 1 Roborl Mullan. staten liiand, N.V. each tourney then will meet in the Aug. 4 finals. North Divison by a game over runnerup St. John (5-2). Red Faalura — »lap« — notlma: I. Frank Blddla. Farmlngdale. 2 Vlnnla Graan, Had NATHJNAL LIA4HIS • ICAN LLKAaua Bank, 3. Nail Rult, Port Monmouth; 4. Robart Mullan, Siatan I Hand. N.Y.; i. Oannli "The Russians are playing with a stacked deck," said I AST BAIT Bank (5-4) is the South Division leader. •orufsen, Wall Clough, "but what are you going to do? It's their ballgame.'' L Pet OB L Pet at Montr..1 •SI la S7I Baltlmor. A| 1) .Ml Plttsburoh SI .571 VI Boston • 14 .ta IV, ChlcaflO so 40 SS4 1 Milwaukee St » .Ml s Phlledelphi. 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Maria, Mexico, a distance of 2,000 miles. The tiger was the largest shark reported caught so far this The sharks represented 30 species and the tagging was done Whether the blue sharks in the western and eastern Atlantic season. in cooperation with the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service represent the same stock or different breeding populations Two striped bass weighing 37V« and 25V« pounds were Shark Tagging Program. Volunteer Uggers accounted for HENRY which intermix remains unclear. Additional tagging on both the weighed in at Julian's Sport Shop, Atlantic Highlands, on about W percent of all releases, which also included S3 U.S. and European side will help to clarify this point. Saturday by Norton Gartzman of Matawan. They were reported swordfish and SI other species of fish. The number of tag returns from blue sharks in 1978 was caught off Sandy Hook on live mossbunkers Jim Corcoran of "Last year was Indeed a record year," says the program SCHAEFER higher than the combined returns (137) from all species in 1977. Holmdel weighed in a 21-pound striped bass. Lou Collart of news letter, "in that the number of sharks released, the About 15 percent of the blues were recaptured within six Middletown caught a MVa-pound striped bass on a live bunker number recaptured, and the recapture rate of 4.7 percent were months after release. Nearly all of the short term recaptures off Monmouth Beach John Hays of Middletown caught a 28*- all higher than in any year since the program began in 1M3." (less than one month) were caught off southern New England pound striped bass on a live bunker. The Cooperative Shark Tagging Program, headquartered In and Long Island, generally within 50 miles of where they were Jerry Reidinger of Point Pleasant caught a 41-pound 12- the NMFS Narragansett, R.I., laboratory, depends largely on tagged. ounce striped bass from a boat and a 25 pounder in the surf. He the efforts of marine recreational fishermen to tag and release An unprecedented aspect of the 1(78 tag returns was that 77 The high number of snort term recaptures are in part weighed the fish at Giglio's, Sea Bright. Charles Weir of a portion of their catches and to return the recovered tags. Of came from fishermen participating in the tag and release explained by an increase in the number of fishermen coupled Oakhurst caught a 31-pound two-ounce striped bass trolling an the lit tags returned In 1978, rod and reel fishermen recovered program. Moreover, 22 of these sharks (primarily blue sharks) with an increase in the availability of blue sharks on inshore umbrella rig 152, longliners recovered 45, and It were recaptured by other were re-tagged after the original tag had been retrieved. fishing grounds during May and June. John Phillips of Shrewsbury caught a 24-pound striped bass. methods. The maximum time at liberty for a tagged shark in 1978 Other returns showed longer northward movements be- Mike Rich of Monmouth Beach and Rich Abele of Fair Haven tween Cape Hatteras, N.C., and Cape Cod, Mass., in early each weighed in 10V»-pound weakfish. Jeff Palumbo of High- spring, with a part of the population continuing on to the lands weighed a 6'vpound weakfish. • Georges Bank and into the Gulf of Maine later in the summer. I.01I Mceises can be replaced Tagged makos were recaptured after as long as two years Division of Fish, Game and Shellflsheries advises people Meyers finally shoots to top at liberty and over distances of 500 miles. Recaptures came who have lost fishing or hunting licenses to return to the agent from U.S. sport fishermen (4), U.S. longliners (8), and a who issued the license. Obtain from the agent a signed T1M0NIUM, Md. (AP) - yard Pine Ridge Municipal career Friday and Saturday. way tie for sixth at 213. Japanese longliner. certification on his stationery the kind and the number of the Pat Meyers, who has been sec- Golf Course here began with 12 eagled the par-5 12th bole Germain, from Greensboro, Returns from 1978 show movements in the spring and fall license as well as all the other Information required for a ond five times during her players within three shots of when she chipped in. N.C., and Little, a South between Cape Hatteras and Cape Cod. The makos seem to stay license. If pertinent, include your hunter education certificate three year professional ca- the leader, Meyers. As late as This gave her a brief lead, African, were followed by Pat off shore in the southern part of this region, and are more number. reer, fired a 2-under-par 71 the 15th hole, there was a but the Pontiac, Mich., player Bradley of Westford, Mass.. commonly taken on inshore grounds (15-30 fathoms) by sport You may then mail the certification, with a one dollar yesterday to win the »75,000 three-way tie for the lead with promptly lost it when she and Australian Jan Stephen- fishermen between New Jersey and Cape Cod. This is only a check or money order, to New Jersey Division of Fish, Game Greater Baltimore Golf Clas- three more players a stroke bogeyed the 13th bole. Another son, who tied at 212. small partof the migratory pattern, however. and Shellflsheries, P.O. Box 1809, Trenton, N.J. OKU, or you sic with a 9-under par total of back. bogey at the 15th into a three- Chamberlain was joined at For information on how you can participate, write to: may take it In person to the division office at 363 Pennlngton 210. Meyers, who had never 213 by Hall of Famer Kathy Cooperative Shark Tagging Program. U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Ave.. Trenton, NOAA, National Marine Fisheries Service, Northeast Fisheries Meyers, a JS-year-old from before held the lead going Into I U Uulv K.-KIMI-, * Whitworth of Richardson, Ormond Beach, Fla , finished the final round of a tour- Texas, and left-hander Bonnie Center, Narragansett, R.I., 02882. one shot ahead of Dot Germain nament, was only out of first Classified Way Bryant of Palm Springs, More Sharkt Brought Into Brielle and Sally Little Germain had — or a share of it - once Calif., the first-day leader. Joe Bilotti of Point Pleasant and Art Matson of North More sports, page 22 Arlington brought two sharks into Hoffman's Anchorage, the final day's best round, a 69, during the humid, overcast af- dial while Little, fourth in last ternoon. "Tht Action Line" week's U.S. Open Cham- Cindy Chamberlin, a rookie pionship, finished with a 70. who put together two sub-par 542-1700 OPEN 7:30 AM. DAILY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE The last round at the 6,342- rounds for the first time in her

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By EMILY WILKEN8 style, have a "dress rehearsal" with hair, After the makeup is finished, he recommends s Funny tfalnf, but when a girl marries, no makeup, veil or hat, plus jewelry and any other final mirror check in strong natural light from a matter how Informal her lifestyle, she wants • window or even outdoors. 1 accessories that will be around the face. • formal, old-fashioned kind of wedding - the full "If you're planning to have your hair done, try — Take a makeup touch up kit to the ceremony treatment. out the hairstyle before the wedding," he advised and ut reception. I was discussing this recently with Glenn Rob- "Take your veil to the beauty salon and have the Although you probably won't want to cany all erts, creative training director of Elisabeth stylist work with it." of your makeup to the church or synagogue, a few r Arden, who agrees that most brides want fuss, — Indulge yourself by having a professional indispensable items ou should be close at hand fanfare and tradition. They also want to look their manicure and pedicure the day before the wed- throughout the day. "Tissues are essential, of most beautiful, so here, especially for New You ding. course, for dabbing away tears and blotting eicess Ik. readers, are Glenn's tips for the summer bride: "Softly polished, well-manicured nails are a shine If the room is warm," Glenn said. "A > — Plan your makeup well ahead of the wed- must for hands that carry a bridal bouquet," lipstick and compact with a mirror can be hidden ding. Glenn said, "and with the many styles of open on a ledge in the church vestibule for a last minute touch-up, and a bridesmaid can be assigned to Since you don't dress like a bride every day, shoes now popular, toes must be given equal keeping them nearby after the ceremony and design a makeup look specifically for the wedding attention." ft*' during the reception." white. These pampering touches also have a calming "Choose colors from earthy tones and fresh effect on bridal nerves. It's really important to do a thorough and flower shades to give yourself enough color — On the day of the wedding, give yourself careful job on makeup because then you don't have without looking artificial," Glenn suggested. "Be plenty of time to apply makeup in a relaxed, to worry. "With a few minor touch ups, it should - cause an all-white outfit and dim church lighting leisurely manner. "Sit — don't stand — in front of last throughout the day." ! tend to wash out the features, apply makeup s good mirror with plenty of light," Glenn advised. JUST FOR YOU generously, giving every feature equal attention." "The two hours before the wedding should be all Dear Emily: Is there aay correct order for "Have a dress rehearsal with makeup," be your own." applying makeap?-G.L. advised. "In fact, wear the exact wedding Dear G. L.: Yes there is. First, foundation, makeup at the dress rehearsal in the church or then cheek color, eye makeup (browbone, high- •ynagogue to preview it under actual lighting." light, lid, liner and mascara), then Ups (outliner, — Treat yourself to a facial a week before the color, gloss), finally powder on nose, chin and wedding. forehead. A LITTLE LOVI — RIvervlew Hospital volunteer, Mrs. Barbara Love Of Rumson, All brides have a special glow, but pre-wedding EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but can- comforts newborn Infant at hospital's nursery after fitting baby with handknit cap. rush and Jitten may encourage blemishes. A Lifestyle not undertake to answer each one. She will use Love and a small group of friends have been knitting the tiny caps to help premature , facial a week before the ceremony gives bumps questions of general interest In her column. Ad- and low birth-weight babies at RIvervlew maintain their proper body temptrature and blotches a chance to clear up in time. dress your letters to Emily Wilkens, care of this 14 MONDAY. JULY 23, 1979 during the crucial, early stages after birth. The group has donated time, labor and — After you've chosen your makeup and hair- newspaper. materials to the project. 'Sugar Babe' doll for diabetic changes wben they are ex- PRINCETON (AP) -\ So far, she has sold 350 The doll, which sells for periencing low sugar reac- Dolls marketed by Madison, dolls to hospitals around the $34.95, comes equipped with tions. Avenue can cry, wet, talk, nation. a needle and a set of instruc- walk and even dance. But "For me, the hardest tions written by a college "I feel it is much easier Sugar Babe can't perform part of being diabetic was professor who is an expert for a child to learn how to any tricks. administering the needle to on diabetes. inject himself by first prac- ticing on Sugar Babe, rather The doll was designed by myself," said the mother of Children become very at- two. "One day at my home, tached to Sugar Babes and than the orange usually used a diabetic woman from East in hospitals," she said. Windsor to help diabetic 1 was encouraging a 9-year- often act like mothers to children overcome the emo- old girl to inject her own them, explaining to the doll The doll is also dis- tional trauma of their condi- insulin She was afraid, as that is is not good to eat tributed through the Ameri- tion, suffered by 20 to 30 many youngsters are. I gave sugar, to test their urine, can Diabetes Association million Americans, at least her one of my daughter's etc., Ms. Needelman said. and the Juvenile Diabetes 1.5 million of them children. dolls and demonstrated the The doll is dressed in a Association, she said. Sugar Babe can only re- proper injection technique. jogging outfit which denotes ceive injections from a little "The next day the girl's the importance of exercise hypodermic needle. The doll mother called me to say the for the diabetic, she said helps children administer in- child's fear was gone," and Ms. Needelman took out Newcomers' jections to themselves and that's how Ms. Needelman a personal loan to start the conquer feelings of shame came up with the idea for company which markets about being diabetic, says Sugar Babe. Sugar Babe. The firm is non- luncheon profit, allocating funds its inventor. The doll, which is neither MIDDLETOWN - The Lory Needelman, now. 37, male nor female, has spe- towards diabetic research and education. Each doll Middletown Newcomers was It when she discovered cially formulated skin with luncheon will take place Aug. 8 she was diabetic. She said has a natural feel upon injec- sold provides about $5 to diabetic charities, she said at 12:15 p.m. here in the Shiki Tuesday Sugar Babe teaches tion, with site marks clearly House, Route 35. Ms. Needelman works as children that diabetes is Indicated. Sugar Babe is The group also will have its an advertising represent- nothing to be ashamed hollow so that the insulin or Summer Family Picnic Aug. 4 ative at The Trentonion about. "Playing with the water may be measured, in- at 11 a.m. at Veterans Memo- newspaper in Trenton, and doll encourages children to jected and then eliminated rial Park, Hailet. Invited are AIDS DIABETIC CHILDREN — Lory Needelman Of Injections. She uses a syringe on different parts of the spends her free time lectur- talk to it and keep from act- by drain plugs in the doll's all new residents of Mid- Trenton, demonstrates how she uses "Sugar Babe," a doll to show the children where they may Inject them- ing about diabetes and pro- ing like'closet diabetics' " feet. dletown, who have lived here doll to teach diabetic children to give themselves insulin selves. *'•*«• moting the doll. two years or less. In charge of "It's important for chil- reservations is Renee Viani dren and parents alike to un- ASK DR. BROTHERS derstand diabetes," she said, "because often a diabetic child can get symp- Self-awareness toms of crankiness, dis- orientation and personality group at YMCA RED BANK - A Women's Maybe it's timefor a career change Self-Awareness Group will be sponsored by the Community Candidates YMCA, 166 Maple Ave, here.

By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS make use of your particular talents and abilities. grow up with unrealistic, romantic views of babies and mother- sought for Tbe group, open without . Dear Dr. Brothers: I have a very good job as secretary to Why not reassess your goals, rather than trying to solve hood. This Is unfortunate because it makes the life of both charge to any woman over the lac sresMeat of a large cempaay. Bat as with the other your problem by escaping to a "bigger city." While you may mother and child more difficult. One reason there is so much regatta queen age of 18, will have Its first secretarial jobs I've had, aew that I've leaned the ropes, I'm have originally felt that secretarial work was ideally suited to child abuse today is that young adults often have no idea what meeting on Monday, July 30, RED BANK-A search for at 8 p.m. bared. My Meats say I should try a secretarial Job la a more your interests, perhaps it is time to consider breaking into to expect of children. Often, they want children to provide them the National Sweepstakes Re- «idtlag field. I wonder If It might be better to get a Job la a another type of work. This may not be easy. It may mean with the love they never received from their own parents. gatta Queen is now under way, The group will explore is- nigger city. What do Yea say? - R.B. further academic or technical training, but in the long run, it They're surprised and hurt when they discover infants are according to Anne Niedens- sues of female self-image, cul- . Dear R.B.: You seem to assume that the problem lies in the would pay off in personal satisfaction. incapable of giving this kind of love. tein, pageant director. tural roles, and changing ex- surroundings and circumstances of your Job, not In the nature Your personnel office or your boss may be able to advise Infants are caught up in a conflict too; they want to cling to To register, interested can- pectations of women. df the work itself. Job dissatisfaction Is not always explainable, you about your'own qualifications or place you in a more mother and to strike out on their own. didates must appear in person Anita Ruck, who has a mas- except for the conviction that the individual feels about his interesting job within the company. Whatever you do, take the Don't feel guilty because you're not a perfect mother. in the Molly Pitcher Inn Fri- boredom. time to evaluate all the possibilities. ter's degree in social work and Mothering is complicated and complex. It's a task that should day at 8 p.m. They must be is the Community YMCA's ! Identifying what makes a particular job unfulfilling re- Dear Dr. Brothers: I kite to admit that la many ways I'm not be taken on by adolescents unless they're prepared to make single and aged 17 to 25 The ' disappointed with having a baby and being a mother. I some- staff social worker, will be quires introspection and self-examination. There's a tendency sacrifices and to meet the many demands that any infant has to finals will be July 31 at 8 p.m., consultant to the group. to blame dissatisfaction on external factors such as a dis- times think maybe I Jut waaa'l meant for motherhood. I'd make in order to survive. also in the Molly Pitcher. agreeable co-worker or uncomfortable working conditions. In always beard that a woman feels totally fulfilled and that a Don't be afraid to admit that you need help. Raising a child All contestants, including Pre-registratlon is neces- reality, these are only minor factors, the real source being baby makes Ike difference between really living and being isn't boring. It's extremely challenging and enormously re- the Queen, will appear at vari- sary. Registration and addi- internal bored. Well, it laa't working oil that way. I know I love him, but warding, but it takes patience, time, love, maturity and knowl- ous Regatta-related events tional information is available ! Being unhappy in your job is by no means an indication of I get angry when be fuses about eating aad wben he won't go to edge. Accept the challenge but get the Information you need. If prior to and on the days of the by telephoning the Community maladjustment. On the contrary, it may indicate a healthy self- •leep. I never knew babies were bad tempered and sometimes I you're uncertain, reach out for professional guidance. boat races, Aug. 18 and 19. YMCA. interest. Have you ever considered the possibility that you are think my son's really mad at me. How could an Infant feel rage overqualified, or in the wrong job for you? Perhaps all your - or am I misreading him? - CO. Secretarial jobs have been boring because the work does not Dear CO.: You're probably not "misreading him." We all CONTACT LENSES Contact lenses are available for the cor- ANN LANDERS Carf J. (W/in, rection of nearslghtedness, farsighted- «.P. ness and astigmatism. ATTENTION ALL BAUSH & LOMB • AMSOF SENIOR CITIZENS AMERICAN OPTICAL The aging process can cause hardening of tbe Bikini leaves behind a message arteries and liver. Elderly people are more SOFT LENSES subject to arthritis, heart trouble, bronchial coughs, prostate and bladder troubles. • The no boiling ; Dear Aaa Landers: If yea men with evil mladi." What well sucked, tired of slinging out it's a woman. She claims lenses. i with me please print do you say, Ann? — Concerned bask and says If I'm right she's Us wife. He Insists he is If yon will Immediately visit your physician aatieawlde, and II yon Parent she's moving to Las Vegai. not married to her. I at Ike very first signs of such trouble!, tbe odds • Above+6 50 Rx r I are yon will not only get relief from distress, but Dear C.P.: I'm with«you, Please check this oat and give Last Saturday Lee said he dea't, Jut skip It became the also learn bow to take care of yourself and live a Slightly higher last thing I waat Is to be a bad especially when it comes to •s the straight dope. — R.R.fl. bad to work. I called the shop and he wasn't there. His boss longer, healthier life. We now have sustaining htflaeace oa my child or any- those generously endowed Dear R.R.R.: Prostitution medicines to keep ageing ailments controlled. 30 DAYTRIALPERIOD oae else's. dames who wear postage- Is legal in some counties in said he went to Milwaukee to I am getting a let of flak stamp bottoms with spaghetti- Nevada, but not in Clark Coun- see his sick mother. I called YOCITDOCTOirCAN PHONE USwben yoa ON SOFT LENSES his mother and she said she from my college freshman string bras. Wben she bought ty where Las Vegas is located. need n medicine. Pick op your prescription if the bikini she knew bow much If your friend is serious about was feeling fine. She also won- shopping nearby, or we will deliver promptly datgkler la regard to whether dered why she hadn't heard or not a girl who wears a bikini of her would be on display. 'oing into the oldest pro- without extra charge. A great many people • 'EXTENDED WEAR Too bad these over-exposed ession I hope she will con- from Lee in three weeks. entrust ui with their prescriptions. May we Is aa laaoceat little thing or n f compound yours? • HARD LENS it. iK... $55. „,. smart little leaser. females don't know that a sider all the pros and cons. Want should I do about this guy? — Love Sick I dea'l bay Ike liae, "Dirty woman's greatest asset is a According to those who know, • 6A8 PERMEABLE FLEX LENSMMI...... i:^ITS^ Dear L.S.: Accept him as taeagkunretatkemiadoftke man's imagination. there are a lot more cons than WTMBB MTWrtN FH MUTO KTMn fMKTI EXAMINATIONS, FITnNO.TkWOSTBefIT pros. he is and prepare for a life of COLD CARE KIT AND FOLLOW-UP CARE beholder." I nm led np with Dear Ana Laaders: A bell. Or you can dump him and Shrewsbury Pharmacy MO. ADDITIONAL Dear Ann: I am H and In Has wen-eat excise for all fries*- has bet me CM that look for someone you trust. THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS torts of exhibitionism. prostitution Is Illegal la the love with n wonderful guy. The •ROAD ST. HJ-OM . MREWSIURYI laa't It ahoat time we woke United States. I'm sire I read only problem Is I can't believe dial MEE DELIVERY DR. JEROME WILDMAN U the fact that a girl In a somewhere that it li legal in a word he says. Lee Is a. He •The Action Line1 OPTOMITRIST aU Is sexually sttmalaUag? Nevada. said he was sharing nn apart- 6MNawman Springi Rd. XWiHiianii My aaagkter says, "Oaly to My Mead Is tl, attractive, ment with a guy. bat I found 542-1700 Uncrott.N.J. wtwd 842-6600 SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY. JULY 23,1979 The DtityRegfctCT 15 LET RUE AID FILL YOUR Weddings announced PRESCRIPTION If your Aim Smith-Harkless is Good Prints! RED BANK-Suian Louise Hartless and WUliam Michael Come to Smith were married July 16 in the Pint Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill. The Rev. Michael Carrier officiated at the service, which wu followed by a reception in Hominy Hills Golf Club, RITE AID Colts Neck. FOR PROFESSIONAL Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Harkless, PIKES EFFECTIVE JM.T 13IMI 29 383 River Road, Fair Haven,, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. PROCESSING Smith, Jackson. At Everyday Jean Harkleu McQueen-Smith wu matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Patricia Marie Smith and Deborah Hark- BAYER ASPIRIH Low Discount Prices leu. Eric Broder wu best man and the ushers were Sid TABLETS McQueen-Smith and John Fahey. 100% BETSY NELSON SUSAN SMITH Mrs Smith wu graduated from Rumson-Fair Haven Re- Money Back Guarantee * gional High School, and attended New Hampshire College. She 4 If not satisfied with any U employed by AT4YT, Basking Ridge. Nelson-Miller" print developed from a The bridegroom is an alumnus of Jackson High School and roll of film processed Montclair SUte College and received an MBA degree from RED BANK-Betsy Reid through Rite Aid, we'll re- Rutgers University. Miller and Daniel Anthony fund the full price After a wedding trip to Quebec, Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson were married July 14 Smith will make their home in Piseataway in the United Methodist Church. There was a reception in the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. FOAMY Burke-Stockman Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey G. SHAVE CREAM PRINCETON-Tbe marriage of Debra Church here. The Rev. Walter Nolan officiated SPEED STICK Miller, 35 Meredith Drive, Tin- REGULAR, MENTHOL Lynn Stockman and Richard E. Burke Jr. took at the ceremony, which was followed by a ton Falls, and Mr. and Mrs place June SO In St. Paul's Roman Catholic reception In Washington Crossing Inn, Wash- Richard Eugene Nelson of OR LEMON-LIME KIIAl, IF.MLAR . ington's Crossing, Pa. Vero Beach, Fla. RITE Air LJMEMSPKI The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Susan Miller Barnes was 2.5 OZ. STICK James H. Stockman, Overland Park., Kan. The matron of honor. Also attend- TWIN II BLADES bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Joan M. Burke, ing the bride were Elizabeth 104 Heights Ter, Middletown, and Mr. Burke Moorehead, Cindy B. Hudson, Sr. ,22 Wood Ave., Port Momouth. Anne Marengo, Joyce S. Karen Stockman was maid of honor and Nelson and Pamela Hudson. Constance Burke was bridesmaid. Dawn Goetz was flower girl. The bridegroom had Stephen Malinowskl as The bridegroom's father best man and David Stockman and Raymond was best man. Ushers were Le Strange as ushers. Richard E. Nelson Jr., Thom- Mr. and Mrs. Burke are graduates of Mid- as F. Nelson, John B. Hudson. dletown Township High School and Kansas Thomas Moorehead and Rich- University, Lawrence, Kan. She is a speech ard Miller. Mrs. Nelson is a therapist at New Jersey Neuro-Psychlatric graduate of Monmouth Re- MAALOX Institute, and is studying for a master's degree gional High School, Tinton at Trenton SUte College, where her husband is Falls. She and Mr. Nelson, an LIQUID ANTACID studying advertising layout and graphic de- alumnus of Vero Beach High sign. School, were graduated from Mr. and Mrs. Burke reside in Trenton, after Stetson University. DeLand, MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BUREE JR. a wedding trip to Bermuda. Fla. He is a real esUte ap- praiser employed by Security Federal Savings and Loan As- sociation. He and his bride will Boyle-Sol leder make their home in Vero Beach, after a wedding trip to BELFORD-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick to Eugene Terence Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Cayman Islands. Solleder, 267 Cole Place, announce the mar- Anthony Boyle, 2136 Aldrin Road, Ocean Town- riage of their daughter, Patricia Joan Solleder, ship. JOHNSON'S The Rev. Stanley Stosh officiated at the Pearman is June 30 nuptial Mass in St. Mary's Roman BABY POWDER Catholic Church, New Monmouth. A reception Newcomers was in Hominy Hills Golf Club, Colts Neck. president Elizabeth Solleder was maid of honor and Linda Solleder was maid of honor. FAIR HAVEN-Merle Terry Boyle was best man and Timothy Pearman has been installed Boyle was usher. president of Newcomers Club nl Hiiiiisim, Fair Haven, Little The bride, a graduate of Mater Dei High Silver and Shrewsbury for the School, New Monmouth, is employed as a 1979-80 season secretary for Dr. Robert Robertson, Red Serving with Pearman will Bank. be Bonnie Watt and Dee Mis- BAND-AID The bridegroom, a physical education call, Rumson, first and second teacher at Red Bank Catholic High School, is a vice president, respectively; SHEER OR PLASTIC STRIPS graduate of that school and Seton Hall Univer- Kris Reilly, also of Rumson, sity, South Orange. recording secretary; Cindy ASSORTED WO. Of 50 OR Webster, Little Silver, cor- 1 INCH WIDE KC. OF 30 The couple reside in Ocean Township, after responding secretary; Elaine MR. AND MM. EUGENE BOYLE a honeymoon in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Patton, Shrewsbury, treas- urer, and Rose Jackson, Rumson, membership chair- man. Jackson, 15 Popomora Engaged Drive, may be contacted for 79' additional information about " ^ EACH the organization, which is open to new residents of the four Cohen-Wessick towns represented The group MASSENGILL will have a beach party Aug. DRISTAN-AF NEWPORT, R.I. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wessick of 17 at the Surf rider, Sea Bright Newport, announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia DISPOSABLC DOUCHE Wessick, to Michael H. Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. ASPIRIN FREE TABLETS COUNTRY HERBAL OR NATURAI Cohen Jr. of Pittsburgh, Pa. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. BOTTLE OF 24 Arthur J. White of Red Bank, NJ. Mrs. White is the former mayor of Red Bank and served as the U.S. Ambassador to Denmark from 19M to 1968. Miss Wessick and her fiance are graduates of Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. She is a research lab assistant at Whealon College, Norton, Mass. Mr. Cohen is a political campaign consultant. Most recently, he coordinated Judge John Brosky's statewide campaign for the Pennsylvania Superior Court. Cysrtkia Wessick RITE AID RITE AW McCann-Bergin Book seminar WETTING MINI PADS MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and on 2 Mondays SOLUTION MLTLIH Mrs. Francis D. Bergin, 161 PKG OF 30 SUtesir Place, announce the FOR HARD CONTACT LINSIS engagement of their daughter, UNCROFT - The funny, Kathleen Anne Bergin, to bizarre and tragic characters 2 0Z. Donald Frederick McCann, which populate current fiction son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. will be introduced in "People Merle Peannai BOTTLE McCann of Jackson Estates, you Meet In Books," a two- Jackson. session seminar sponsored by Brookdale Community Col- 99' A November wedding is Senior citizens planned. lege. It will meet from 9:30 to Miss Bergin is an alumna of 11:JO a.m., on Monday, Aug. 6 to plan day trip RITE AID Mount Saint Mary's College, and 13. Emmilsburg, Md., where she Linda Littman, an English KEYPORT - The Keyport received a BA degree in psy- teacher, will lead discussion Senior Citizens will meet Aug. 1YSOL PLAYING chology. She is employed by on people rather than plot in 6 at 1:30 p.m. here in the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars SPRAY DISINFECTANT Kemper Insurance Com- works such as "The World CARDS panies, New York. According To Garp," "Final clubrooms, Third and Waverly Place. Plans will be com- Mr. McCann received a BA Payments," "Compromising Positions," "The Cracker pleted for a day trip In Sep- 60Z, CAN POUR 01 degree in English from the tember to the Paramount Ho- College of Emporia in Kansas. Factory," "The Women's PINOCHLE Room" and "David Meyer is tel In Parksville in the Catskill He Is with Alexander and Mountains, New York Alexander, Inc., New York. a Mother." 79- D«uld McCau aod 39' ^EACH Kathleen Bergui NOT HSrONMHI KM lYPOGtAPOICAl DttOCS p Adults and teens will meet ""= AID PHARMACIES* Pay bills the easy, WTIAID Tuesdays and Thursdays, Aug. 4t MO AD ST.- 747*717 373 TNWD A VI,172-4400 LINCROFT - Adults and money-saving ivay MDIAIM NJ tONCMAKH NJ QBCOUHT CtHTBB teenagers will have an op- 7-21. 0* AND UNION SHOP. CT». t*l-S*71 AlWOtmAZA 1*4-3114 portunity to learn from each PLUS 5V interest mtuM >•>•. ponnntASMT.Nj 440-44 COOKMAN AVI other, disagree, laugh and Frank Keiser, a Parent Ef- litVIIW (OUARf MAll «]].! SIS NAVIIINK MAU 3*1-4*** AiaUIVPAtK.NJ ii ttivMtnonvi wnm w SHOP ItlTl CITY enhance their relationship in fectiveness Training Instruc- per annum. MONMOUTH IHOPf INO OR.-Ma.4300 lOCUHAVI.W tOKCMAMCH Itl "Adult and Teenager Come tor and eighth grade teacher in Together" a five-session pro- Monmouth Beach, will point out ways in which parents and 119 Keydtone Savings gram sponsored by Brookdale ^^^JP ASMJRY mm • mm**. • MANAUVAN * SHREWUURY Community College It will be teenagers can learn to under- held from I a.m. until 1 p.m., stand each others' worlds. it TheDtilyRcgtaer SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 Comedy 'God's Favorite9 is, in reality, heavy stuff By MARYBETH ALLEN God. Due to God's bet with the Devil, there falls into bit WEST LONG BRANCH - "God'i Favorite" ii heavy life much more than a little rain. •tuff done with a light touch. For starters, there's Sidney Upton, a messenger from It would probably be possible to read the entire play God, who is portrayed by Fisher. It's from Upton that and not crack a smile because its humor hinges less upon much of the comedy flows and Fisher, in an understated what characters say, than upon the way that they say It. way, doesn't miss a trick when it comes to getting laughs. It's vital that actors suit the action to the word; In the Benjamin's life — as Upton has warned him — goes hands of unskilled actors, the show could be as much a from bad to worse. His uninsured business burns to the disaster as that upon which it centers. ground, his bouse becomes freezing cold (until the fire), The Nell Simom comedy — which in the end ap- and he and his family are reduced to dining on tough meat. proaches tragedy — deals with Joe Benjamin, portrayed by Suffering with him - although reluctantly - are his Lauren K. Woods, who has been singled out as "Cod's wife, Rose, who is portrayed well by Sarah Melici; his twin Favorite." Because of that, he's the central figure in children, Ben and Sarah, portrayed by Guy LaCorte and between God and the Devil, who claims he can get Ben- Clare Mullin; his rebellious older son, David, portrayed by jamin to renounce his faith. Greg France, and the family servant, Mady, portrayed by The heavy spiritual overtones are uncharacteristic of Stephanie Saunders. Simon, whose plays are usually rooted in more mundane matters. There are some difficult acting feats to be Torture is the name of the game, and it is only due to performed here, and, with Woods and Jim Fisher in the Fisher's fast-paced direction and Woods' sense of comic lead, the cast of the Guggenheim Summer Theatre prod- timing and expression that the play is prevented from uction at Monmouth College passes the test with flying deteriorating into sheer pathos. colors. The comedy, which is based upon the Biblical Book of Woods is believable as the wealthy businessman who Job, is replete with deft touches and has some startling BAD NEWS BEARER - Jim Fisher, lift appearing portrayed by Lauren K. Woods In the Guggenheim has worked his way up from poverty and possesses a fine special effects. Due to audience response, additional per- as Sidney Llpton, messenger of God, conveys news of Summer Theatre presentation of "God's Favorite." house, all the trappings of success and a steadfast faith in formances have been slated for Thursday through Sunday. bad things to come to Joe Benjamin, who is The show will be repeated Thursday through Sunday. Film is impressive version of classic By BOB THOMAS startling versatility; his last Associated Press Writer movie was "Saturday Night Fever." Rated R. DRACULA " is the hand- Motion Picture Association somest of this summer's scare of America rating definitions: movies, a splendidly mounted G — General audiences. All and impressively acted ver- ages admitted. sion of the Bram Stoker clas- PG — Parental guidance sic. This one is played suggested. Some material straight, with no sly quips may not be suitable for chil- about going for the jugular dren After "Love at First Bite," R - Restricted. Under 17 tome viewers may have trou- requires accompanying parent ble taking the Universal film or adult guardian. seriously, especially with such X - No one under 17 ad- straight-faced lines as "We mitted. Some states may have are in trouble, deep trouble." higher age limits As in the Broadway prod- uction, the major asset is SPECIAL EPISODE Discover Arby's" Frank Langella as the 500- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - A year-old count; he instills the special two-hour episode of character with such intensity MGM Television's "CHIPs" and sexiness that you under in production features stars tand why his victims were so Larry Wllcoi and Erik willing. 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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. next January. nation's fourth commercial across without sounding like England's top-rated soap, (AP) - "tot Christian Broad "We want to create a real- network. CBN now has more preaching. "Crossroads," became direc- caitlm Network has ilarted life drama situation. Some- than 200 television affiliates, Straub went to work for tor. catting i new soap opera, but thing with real characters," 150 radio affiliates and is seen CBN in April 1978 after nearly The music will be com- 1U producer says it won't be a Gerald T. Straub, elecutive on 4,900 cable television sys- 15 years with CBS, and in Sep- posed by Charles Paul, who hallelujah-shouting, goody producer and co-creator of the tems. tember became the Christian prepares the scores for "Love goody ihow when it premieres snow, "Another Life," says. "The aim of "Another network's assistant program- of Life," "As the World Straub says problems faced Life," Straub says in his out- ming director. Turns," "The Guiding Light," Membership drive by the two families in the show line, "is to attract both Chris- He helped develop CBN's and "General Hospital " will run "the full gamut of tian and other-than-Christian "Update News" program, Story projections for the kickoff scheduled tempestuous emotions," and viewers. and was the show's producer first year's episodes are com- will deal with the everyday "While we in now way feel for the first six months. pleted and auditions for the RED BANK - The Red fare of the commercial soaps, that wholesomeness and good- Work on "Another Life" cast began eaarly in the Bank Democratic Club will including rape, murder, ness are virtues uniquely con- began in May 1978. and Straub spring kick off a "major member- adultery, greed and homosex- fined to Christianity," he says, quickly put together a prod- The show is scheduled to ship drive" with a meeting uality. "we are nonetheless most uction team that included sev- premiere Jan. 7,1960. Thursday in the Olde Union The difference is that "An- proud to profess the peace of eral people with extensive "Some of the people in the Home, 11 Wharf Ave., accord- other Life" will give a "sug- living and of mind that can be network experience. business think that it's im- Ing to Paul Shaffery, munici- gestion of a solution to our found in the Christian way of Jason Vinley, an ex- possible to begin another pal chairman. modern malaise, our lone- life." perienced writer for the soap soap," Straub says. "The ones Shaffery laid that this liness, anxiety and alienation Straub concedes it won't be opera "Edge of Night," was that are on have been on for so drive ii the first membership and that the solution becomes easy to provide a high quality hired as the new program's long they can't imagine start- SCRIPT CONFERENCE — Christian Broadcasting's Pat* Duda, left, stage man- drive undertaken by the Dem- evidence in those lives com- entertainment program that story editor and head writer. ing all over. But the scriptures ager; Jason Vinley, center, storv editor and head writer; and Gerald T. Straub, ocrats here In recent yean. mitted to emulating another gets its religious message Michael Hart, who directs say that nothing is impossible right, executive producer, confer over a script of a new soap opera now In the "We're looking for people life, that of Jesus of Naz- with God's help." making. who are interested in Red areth," Straub writes in an Bank, its past, present and outline for the series. future," Shaffery said. "This CBN is a religious-oriented Arts center adds is a thriving small town and broadcasting network beaded we'd like to keep this way." by evangelist Pat Robertson, Television Today "We want citizens to take who hopes to build it into the fkt _ _ , V I **•• -•- »•» . f? 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Hospital is accepting applica- tions for a limited number of mer line-up, the Arts Center solid following with national tl BRADY BUNCH IHI NG LAUGH Off 0 NOVA 'Einstein' Film «WS Also at Thursday's meet- 1:31 0 MERV GRIffW ME HMItUN SHOW openings in Its educational has announced. recognition a step away. The •9 JOKERS WILD portrait about the con- ing, Democratic Club mem- Q OODCOUPU O DKK CAVETI SHOW Quest: flicts, Ironies and hlelor- NEW YORK, NEW VOW Richie Havens, whose Jersey Rock Concert will be Medical Explorers program. O MU CH»D AND COMPANY Joe Emmerz, Part I. Icsl forces that shaped NM0MIY KtSKCtM bers will discuss plans (or unique sound and song writing an exciting opportunity to see their "Evening on the Explorers may assist in * lucki C/flACTl PARMIQIANA ADAM 11 0 IN PERFORMANCE Al WOLF luclm 1974 Rod Stelger, HV0O0 PYRAMID S»iY«i with Salad. TRAP 'Sarah Vaughan and Edmond O'Brien. 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Pawar llaar DODGE I»M — Runt good, naad 142*07} FREE quotes and binders by phone plover. S wefkoavi. all day S«t. and Sun, low body. Two-door Aikingt*OOor belt lnl/brakai/»lndo«l/loclii. II7M brakal, II mpg. lino. LINCOLN 1*41 — Four-door, excellent CALL TOLL-FREE MOW »701 Call Twain 442-1407. running, wetl kept- Asking S700. Call uffer Call eii-»so5 after 1 X pm or OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1971 — Mu« Sat. and Sun, ADMINISTRATIVE DRIVER «oii sell 144 VI engine Plu. many options FORD 1«70 RANCH WAGON — Auto- FREEHOLD SECRETARY Position avalloWe In ShrewiburyA Full matic tranim lulon, power stetr tS,300 Kill PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1W1 - Ex- ime, Mon. through Fri. for Interview, 1 Autos For Sill i Auto. For Sal* LTD COUNTRV SQUIRE — 1*7J. sold hallenging position lor energetic Indl Ins/brakot. Coll 717-WH after t p m cellent condition, 53,000 miiet, air. call M4-0ISJ between 11-4 p.m. for parts. Many new oartt. A-1 condi- OLDSMOBILE H74 - Omega Two- HONDA Idual with minimum 13 wears e» power .leering, brakti, AW.'f « tlSOO tion, interior good, 4M-OS3S after S p.m door, VI. automatic, power per lent e and good sklllt Send Return* FORD CUSTOM 100 1*70 - Four-C_ . Call after 4 p.m.. Tit SIM GRAND OPENING DRIVER - Part time, Red Bank ana. Apply in perton 3W anolna, «|0M -cylinder, 49,000 milt., MERCURY — 197S Cougar, V 4, auio- •leering and brakei, air, one owner Lowest Prices In N.J. Must be aMe to drive pkkuo type need, brakt thoei, MM H4-4SM ottti regular gas, H,**l miles, «i«. tan end PORSCHE 91*-mi Dark blue, bled truck. Mutt have clean driving record malic. power steer- FREEHOLD HONDA SOUTH AMBOY THE building is old 4 P.m. license eitra. Red Bank Volvo. Dealer Loaded 13100 firm Call and referenctt. Hours Ml a.m., five Ing/brekei/seats/windows, air. RT t SOUTH 741-SBH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL days, year-round work. Pav tl.W en AM/FM, IMO0 S44-9040. FREEHOLD, NJ FORD 1971 — LTD. Two-door, air, MO Bordeniown Ave hour Ml-aSU between » noon fly. 441-4M1 •xcallent condition, 11400 C«ll»1 *»l, MERCURY 1*4* COUGAR - Good RABBIT IWr - Cuttom (nur toead South Amboy, N.J PINTO 1*14 — Needs work, tlOO WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD' ask for Bill after 7 p.m.. »MJ». condition. Best offer. AM/FM, iteeibehed radian. Great Fgual Opportunity Employer M/F DRIVERS THE owner* ire new— Ml tilt evtnlngt gat mileage W-OMO Part-time, locally for school but** and HONDA 1S0-4 FORD GRANADA 1«7» - Good condl nt-iou between MO p.m. AIDES HOM EMAK E R HOME vans School year or full year, to |S per tlon, tour-door, vinyl roof, Air, powei RABBIT — "You've got to drive It lo A-1 shape. SBBO HEALTH AIDES — IM-WI Full or hour Murphy But Service. SS) Rt. IS, MERCURY COUGER — 1*71. Hateve- PLYMOUTH FURY II UM — Pff steer Ing/twahes. StMUM. believe II " SHREWSBURY MOTORS. Blt-MM part-time end 14-hour duty No ek Mlddletown. (behind SlptrgWh'l). rythlne In III Champagne /brown tolor iteerlng/brakas. air. good Iraniporia MAY we serve you? 15,100 firm. 71M444 INC , T4HW0. perttnee netHtary. Free training FORD GRANADA 117S — Four-floor. tion, Asking UN Call t>\ •>>•,! KAWAbAKi ,00 1*71-- Good condition tlQO HONDA 100 1171 — Good condl ie Earn hourly wagei Plui DRY CLEAIWtO CLERK - Checkers air, power steer Ing/brakes, H.QOO MERCEDES BENZ .JOS 1947 HI D BANK VOLVO C and telephone Decenary and marker! needed. Full-lime work mllti, excellent condition, SUM PLYMOUTH 1477 VOLARG — Slav It* E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. tlon, I2» SfitW. Air conditioning, power steering, cylinder, tour-door, automatic, power 1 Children's Service. Apply Little Silver Cleaneri, Branch 741-1147. RED BANK, 741-MU power brakei, AM/FM Excellent con steering, radio, 11.000 miles. 1)000 KAWASAKI - KZ-tOOO, 11.000 mllet 11 * 1 0QJI MHIeO. Ave., Little Silver. 741-1HB. REMSEN DODGE dltlon »M0, Cell after 4 741-U11. Own i night* to 1:10 p.m., Sal. until t mtres Showroom condition. VWQ 747-tirt. APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING - EARLV SUNDAV A.M. LINCOLN 1*41- Four-door, new tlrti, (*4'_«"er JJO. REDIKCR SHERMAN Age ,7 to 31 Opportunity for high NEWSPAPER HOME DBLIVEHY body and Interior In good shape, runs MGB 1*44 — White. FM cassette PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1»74 - Auto- DODGE PEUGEOT hool grads lo learn skillt In one of U >arent and child wllh full tin car or well. Atklng M2J Call I7O-9079 after s player, needs some work. WOO or bail matic air, power steering, greal thape KAWASAKI KEl»maSTREETANO Hi, 14—Wall TowniNe—44>-IIM areer lields Call vour Navy recruiter .an Earn |11 to iX for three hours p.m. offer. Call 191-S7U, a.m. or after 4 p.m good mileage, llres, H5SG SU-V4U TRAIL - 1400 mllet, excellent condi Established route, no collecting. Call 566-6100 RITTENHOUSE lion. Se'S. Phone 144-1041. n Red Bank, 74t-lUi; Freehold, '47 1143 LINCOLN MERCURY, IK. •0 1070; E. Brunswick, 1U l.ll; 2 Auto* For Salt 2 Autos For Sal* KZ 1000 1*71 - Like new, warranted Heilet. 2*43495. 2 Autos For Safe 900 Hwv n m 1MK1 Ocean Twp many chrome onlrat, mull ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — EM perienced Eacellent salary end bene STEIN CADILLAC 747-034* APPLV NOW FOR SEPT. 4TH fits Apply In person. Audio Visual ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK invtrs wanted, part time, to |S per MAICO 190AW 1WJ hour We treln for special license and Labi, 145 Flrtt Ave., Atlantic High ITS-IIOO Like new. elmburse cost of permit Murphy Bus ends ^__ ' STRAUB a'uTCKOPEL Cell 7411744 Service, SSI Rt IS, Mlddletewn, (e*- ELECTRICIAN — Mechanic, ••- NiNfc ACRES of New and Uied Can SAVE GAS - Drive home on a \W ind Slpertlelni). >tw, iS !M 400C K*VI»J'1 lanced onlv, p ' Kawavaki 3S0cc. $400 ASSISTANT II At HER Van driver, atlons and holidays 1 THt t in, M SELECTION — Of new 741 SOU or preschool, noun lit* through 3:4). eDONT MISS THE NICE GUYS.. ELECTRICIANS — Cuptrlenced In and utad cart In Monmouth County or Sept Call 747-OUt. SUZUKI 1172 - TC l», eight 0a Over 100 air conditioned new cart In residential wiring, steady work, Kowl- four high, tour low 13IS or belt offer tto(k McGLOIN BUICK OPEL INC., AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC aliietion. pension plan, vacation, NW Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrcwtburv 74iwti Mutt be skilled In complete automobile holidays. TOP pay. Call Ut-iWj. epelr Very busy »hop Five-day work Ml WOO SUZUKI 1V7B MM 111 week £>c*llenl pav plan and btrvelils ELECTRICIAN'S HILPf R - C#tl af For tale, U'i TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb Apply In person or call Circle Chevrolet tr | p.m. Call »3 1711 tervlce. OOWNES PONTIAC. H Lowtr Company, 441 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewtbury, N.J 741 31» Ask tor Nick Main St, Matawan. See-inf TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 1*71 EXPERIENCED SINOLI NtlDLE 7Wcc, ieml-cuttom. Mutt tell. Athlng rotcnla, Service Maiwwr. fOTA SRS LIFTBACK 1177 - A 1. OPERATORS - Wanted la wgrk en SUM 411 117* children's coals JS hour weak • speed, radial llres, H plus mpg AUTOMOBILE Thg siuo Mi-mi TRIUMPH 1*71 — tSO cc, eight inch mi ^_ tube*, vlg rear wheel, rum good Atk SALES TRI'UMPH SPITFIRE 1970 - Nee* EXPf RIENCED — Full time raal M- inu tl.OOO 4*S4tU We have an Immediate opening for an up and other minor repairs Good body Itt saiespai son Mutt be active In the aggresiive perton lo Mil both new and irvd transmlstion Asking |SSO I71-4SOI YAMAHA 100 - Dirt bike, good condl Colls Neck area. Call » to s, atk for ised cars for the County's oldest Pon lion, asking $100 ieorge Illmontee, Jr., 441-3171. after S. lac dealership While automobile sell- Call »1 0020 Twin Boro Motors Inc. - ng evperlence Is Preferred, II It net POOD COUNTER HELP — •« 131 Newman Spring Rd Red Bank necessary. Contact Aaron HaiMl at per la nee unetinary, gtogly AMC/JEEP 747-OMQ ft Auto Rtnt/Lom RASSAS PONTIAC, »S Broad SI., Red Nkkartoni. Boardwalk In Keanaburg. ihll. 74M1M no phone tails , VEGA 1171 — Eacellent for body or AUTO MECHANIC — FRONT DESK CLERKS/CASHIERS nt ha meal parti, Includes two RENT A VAN - Low. low ratal Ca CHOOSE FROM NEW 1970 studded tnuv> llres, ISO ll/U/l Experlanced with tooll — Part-lime, expedience necatMry. Marty. TOM'S FORD, Hwy. IS. Kev tll-1701 APfXv In perton, to Manager, Molly .OVER... 1000 ECONOMICAL OLDSMOBILES VOLKSWAGEN 1171 — Excellent con- port. 144 1*00 Pitcher Inn dition Standard |17» 471-4011 after USFD AUTO ft VAN RENTALS FULL — Or part-time i *;» p.m. ^__ 17 A DAY/1.07 MILE AVON Earn *s an hour UP, bated on arfort CALL TOLL FREE HOIK *701 SELLING IS FOR PEOPLE VOLKSWAGENS - 1*71 Super Beetle, WHO LIKE PEOPLE Call H P.m.. tn-lin for* 1971 Souarebeck, both super clean Sell Avon. Meet people while vou earn PULL-TIME Auto Insurance good money. Flexible hours For 0* One ooonlng, driving four hours and VOLKSWAGEN - 1?71. W.4Q0 original alii, call Mrs. Hammond, t7t-4|t1, general yard work, four hours par day milts, good running condition Bel' Mrs. Korielult, Set-UM, Mrt. Archer, 1440 oar hour. Alto, many part-time AUTQ INSURANCE M4-OII7, otter over |IOM 741-7177, FREE quote* and binders bv Phone tottt available Murphy Bus Service : I BOfrmtTOJ- BAR PERSON - Part-lime. Apolv In SIS. Rt. IS. Mlddlelown, (behind % keen - ion, 1-4 p.m., Palmer Lounge, iff ilnt). i__ 3 Trucks And Trailers PHUENIX BROKERAGE - Famou- Palmer Ave., Weil Keaniburg lor low coll auto Inwrance. Eai GARBAGE COLLECTOR — Leader BAATFNDtR - Experleixed only opening, UK-day week, $l|0. Call CAP FOR CHEVROLET pjtmtni ptan Immediate 1.0 card* Free guole by Phone. Cell H4-J0I7 Full-time, nlghlt Apply In person be 4*1 tiat M foot bed ween 3S P m al The Pour House. 440 GATE ATTENDANT WANTED — Far Shrewsbury Ave., Tinlon Fallt. No swim club, must be mature mirtded 10 W«nltdAulomotlvt Phone cam. I lit VHUl.t T IWO PICKUP - Ion, Suitable tor retired. Call 47t-|»7. Hep tide Sxcellenl condition BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA- AAAAAAA MMW TOR - For NCR m, full time, must HAIRDRESSER — The Mrejgg ntw CLEAN UP JUNK CARS And let ava excellent experience Frinae ban- beauty salon In Monmouth County-Mid DUMP TRUCK 1tM - Aulo Car, model wreck. Highest prices paid fill. Call W. 1303 lor appointment dlelown area li looking for ex tandem, II vdi, iplll ihlfl Call now jCeM Rocco, 717 31M; 717134* Mflertced, licensed cotmeWogtett In 172-OSf/ after 7 p.m ihe following areas; hair cutting, heir ADD MONEY TO YOUR POCKET coloring, hair drettlng, manicuring, JEEP — J 10 pickup, IW*, four-wheel Sail that old car, uMd or |unk pedicuring and .kin care. Cell W-4747. drive. V4 automallc. power iteer 8 1 C TOWING, I*lit*3 ing/breket, long bed, full cap, Jt.SK> HAND PRC1SIR - LaeHet' sioru miles. $4,411 plui tan end Hteniing ALL JUNK CARS AND WRECKED wear, Good working condition*. Air NEW 79 OLDSMOBILE Car* bought. Hlghett price* paid ALL AMERICAN INC, Hwv 35, conditioned Freehold area. 74»31OO, Hajlel. IM l». Bill, 4tWII ENt. U. CLERK CUTLASS SUPREMES! Autos For Salt 2 Autos For Salt Ooerali Zeroii or Kodak reproduction HOUSEKEEPER- machine. Local area. SI hour. es locker room attendant for 25 HIGHWAY ESTIMATED MPG ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY i»Ucl«t Must have own transpor 10 Thomas Ave. 747 IW Shrewsbury tation Apply in person Tuet, through Set.. Naveilnk Country Club! N#vesln* 450 Mllee Eetlmated Crulaing Range. TYPIST River Rd, Mlddl**ewf>. SECRETARIES KEYPUNCH OPERATORS AMERICA'S BEST V-S QA8 MILEAGE CAR) KEYPUNCH For temporary aislgnmenti In local Gr*al Saltcllon it Your Good Old* Nice Guy I I you have any of the above skills and and Freehold areas Come In and re« I WHERE *r^ Interested in temporary work Why liter We pav top rates, No fee charged not come In and reglttar? We pav top ACI TEMPORARIES rate*, no tee charged. 20 Thomas Ave. 5410301 Shrewsbury ACE TEMPORARIES 10 Thomas Ave. Ml-0301 Shrewsbury Keypunch IS CLERK Pleatent office, good with figures, kxal Operators: area Start %\M ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MATAWAMi » Thomat Ave 747 14«4 Shrewsbury FULL TIME CLERK NEW 79 OLDSMOBILE LEO Diversified duties, heavy figure work. (1ST SHIFT) rxai area Start tl». FULL & PART-TIME ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 10 Thomas Ave 747-14*4 Shrewsbury (2ND SHIFT) . 25 Gallon Standard We have Immediate openings for ex- DELTA 88s perienced operators In our ntw effke. Fuel Tank Capacity NEWMARK? CLERICAL TRAINEES-Age 17 toll conveniently located to all male* high Opportunity for high school gradt No s. Start with a good uiarV, tun Fill Up Less! experience neceiMrv. Call your Navy ipenv benefits, ITVt hour >'work C7C Miles Estimated week and congenial working condl recruiter in Red Bank, 741 l»e. Free hold, 7I0-ID». E. Brunswick. IM SW. Horn, Call f am S p.m. for appoint OI U Highway Range Great Selection at Your Good Old* Nice Guy! Hailel. 2M14SS mtrrt. 27 Est. MPG CLERKOFFICE SERVICES CMF CORP. Equal tmorUmtty tm#M>ygr mmedlete opening for individual w LADIBS-MCN — Work at home in Ine minimum one veer clerical office i phone, earn ,»»» wotklv seryklng lance. Mallroom, messenger e office supply room duties. Drivt our cuslomari. H4-W4. Icente and automoto.it essential 1 LANDSCAPE — Oardtner's hklper 79 OLDSMOBILES 98s offer an excellent benefit package preferred. Mult ' have eluding tompfohenslve medical a n. MlfH affr Sim dental program For Interview c Mrt O. Moroe. Mt-4000. Ext US LEGAL SECRETARY — Three (leys a lal opportunity employer. week Modern ntw air condlflooed of fleet. Salary commensurate wHtjabiii Miles Estimated COOKS - Experienced. IV and experience. Chamiln; Schot Highway Apply to Chef Hand, Roten, Cavenagh ana Ktltev Esl. MPG Highway Range Molly Pitcher Inn Call MISS Runtfqullt, 111 1700 ' 21 Qreet Selection at Your COOK — Broiler, mutt be experienced. LEGAL SECRETARY - Extekf Good Olds Nice Guy! split shift, Jvi-dev week Apply inner prefwrrtd, salary open. Ocean Town i. Tues through Sat, NaAtirvk Coun Ship otfke 774-7*00. Navetlnk River Rd,, Mid MACHINIST TRAINEE - Ag» 171031 No experience necesiarv. WIN train COLLECTORS - Expanding legal Cell vour Naw recruiter In Red Ben*. firm leeks aggressive sell sterttr* 741-im, Freehold, 710-1070; fcVaVwnt- with experience In commercial, retal wkk, IMMM, Hat let. 1M14SJ • The Nice Guys Are The Good GMOUAIJTY or medical Inside collections, to work in our new Tlnton Fells location Salary SSMCf PARTS commensurate with experience. For MECHANIC appointmtnt call Mr. Ramos • l tk Mt h Olds Guys...Compare GIHDlAt MOTORS RWTR DIVISION 747-4ZM COLLECTOR — Local bank has oper MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN -^Reg Ing tor inside collector In their Install iilered Full time. Buty InttrnliTs of- ment loan department This Is an op fice. ComptHllve salary. Send Mar- portunltv tor a career minded Individ ences lo Box G-3Bi, The Dally RfSpMtr, Oldsmobile Today! Shrewsbury, N J. fl"0i uel interested in starling In an enlr ivel position Pleas* call Ml larinelll. I7S-M00. BE SURE TO WATCH US ON TV!!! Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ATI^RGEW^UNCOLNMBCURY VALUABLE COUPON OF COURSE!!! 50 CENTS OFF Alter 34 years selling cars in Pennsylvania, Leo Your Next has finally come back to Monmouth County. He wants to renew old friendships, so come by and DA1Y HGBTB OASSBED AD buy — from Leo! (Youcouldbuya new Mark from By presenting this coupon Hank bthioedfi tony Dttrdwio Jeck McftrMin Slewfjck Wtien tUjcmg yout classified ad . Roy BrBrnno riwmaeCi»cl»i<* Newmark! — Leo, that is. Warren AMOon MMrMtlin rSony. not foot) towtrdi Ftmili/ At 6WiBl.il w Contr.cl AdHrtlfrt) Ba,4Ira* J»«m9i DKtM • CaMIlK AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Mw» 3B Lakawood loo] MtNtu n LINCOLN PI PMaan 2SI Broadway m 3/ Eaii it < Kayporl 363-0583 776-9500 Long Branch Toma fiivat I 264-4333 JB99-2844 222-1234 349-3030 681-2727 Call 542-1700 Mai cDadiito: TI M D«H» RtgliUr WALL IMERCURYI ,. On* HtfkrtH *1aia. ShnoBbury. N.J. 077*1 77 PtU and Live*tock 3>; TheMyRcgtoer SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 Nubbin ii Hat* Wanted si H*4» Wanted FREE KITTIK1 HIOMLANM — VMII avaaraam cat; II Hate wanted A* IMQUIRIM' TO OOOO HOME mm. asataMa aasaM. IIH par meat*, RfcPORTER plus ullllllal. securllr reaulrea w-mt »l4m aflef 4 a.m. PART TIME RtCEFTlONIlT -LNM REAL ESTATE SAL IS - Aclhg atlice FREE TO GOOD HOME - Sl» liilMialig) aUlk nacaaaan. Call eu. naaas IVaa htll tlmt aaatto. oflorlng aM fames. pMmerane, I Or.der HIGHLANDS - TVaa raamt. Ina ears. I4I-OM. laadi. Century II Real Ettale Good hurtlna asa »l 1741 Me all eottiancoeiw t^Oa •raaamy tratMna Mua kMsauaa outer TlniiRO IMC. ssKlTWi PtKT TIME aanatlti Call Ed Ml in 'Ml PUPPIfl inwlmii M«nM..I«..M Ta cariaaham HIGHLANDS - Fienttetiaa ajajja. •* MIUK. MuWM. wan wart arl.laa REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - Can MMIai acneal bum, v.ns. and/or stetlen •» Active office Fulltime. IIcmlad or JJfOtCAt em. Tralnine) reejulreal. Apef. Raw. arlll spaneer Cell Paul. 471IJ44. Nasak- FP.IE TO OOOO HOME - Oarntan Mart tMt. SB* Mtvplrv BM Service, B4irfal< Realty Group. USA. PAUL P. Saaparil male AKC raaMeraa:. chaitv HIOHLAHPI - Tlma "JJf- <""» t?" iS! • aMnig typing nee at ill HI. II. MKUl.town IMIund Sil.fl •OVA INC. remodeled, ayset yard. aiWIes m !?"••••«* la: Be. MM. The Dally tr.lnao. lrle~»y and ptnM noue. pat. luded, tM. Leeea HI aav Ava Rear HEAL ESTATE SALES '••Mil. - t.Hj.um unm a ABSOLUTELY - Cran ma_. TOO MUCH TO HANDLE MIOMLANW -Oaa tedV.im.aatsoa.. Our salespeople are overworked They GOLDEN RETRIEVE". PUPS "• ramodeksd, all bills peU at Sa» want your help Liberal floor time. Mother and Fattier all premises. STATE RENTALS tar. W7-WM PIPEFITTER - Te aiaeiMHe ana aood splits. Call lor confidential In — Experienced breie protatypa caaHhw/rafrlearellen tarvlew RIVERSIDE AGENCY INC. HMM KEANSBURO svst.ms. Inl.r.sting, diversified, Milt RISH SETTER — Female. AKC, live MWtmanl. haal art hallanglng. Applv ELECTRO IM months, heuiebrofcen, all shots, oit and parklna. ma. IH1MIU Oe net man.. Apply in PULSE LAB. 114 Cheetmit St.. RedREAL ESTATE VALES-One* Men warmad su -Mr Ml fix. ask lor Pal Bank I4I4MB4. An eoual opportunity mouth County's moot successful offices SIHtlpWinttd SI labytlttir*/ 71 Merchandise 71 Mtrchandlst KEYPORT — Three reamsLkSpe, kl U has opening, tor new associates. Call LABRADOR PUPS - AKC, aicelUHII ok lust IIH Roger Colons II 741 7eM tar conltden Child Cart for Sal* For Salt pedigree, males and females, shots and TIMBRO INC, aKR. S» SECRETARY - (liilnaual) Stron* wormed S41-0U4 evenlna*. tlal Interview CENTURY II, COZENS EANSIURO — Clean twanadraam AID! M/F - Pan-Hint. AOENCY, III River Rd , Fair Haven typing ittliM and fluency In SMnlt* PLUM1ER - Emu feQulrad Contact AtMlitant Super BABYSITTER - Grandmother type lo tin CONDITIONED—-— ORGAN — "erfasl. encellenl condl- LABRADOR P.ETRICVER PUPS — apartmanl, no pets. rmrtl MWMV own toot. DEAL ESTATE SALES-ERACOUN inler*d«rn. Long Branch Public School*, welch Iwo children in my home, $10par t.celleM condition, •,000 ITU. U» lion, U00 firm Black males end females. SIM weeks. IIA Hancock SI TRY HOUSE toons conscientious, am * wait End Court, Len« •ranch. Or dav and aitra for Sat Must have .rt-sMt. Call He-leal AKC, shots and vel-checsed Health [>a Call n a.m., nuno WtlOMS, professional sales auKlaies. 21MNS- An tgual opportunity anv driver's l-tense ttt-4417. guaranteed. Chemplon bloodlines, KEYFORT CLUB VILLAGE - Ona PLUMIERS - T«o..p.rlanca lib Call m-liaj. Every tool to make you 0 million Oollir SHORT ORDER COOK my home, for two bovi, IV. and i, begin "Astlne The parson" with erl- LHASA APSO PUPS — AKC reals- performer All wa mad Is YOU 11 Call Full tlma. Eip*rianca4 gina_l coloring - set In brew. Mel. tared; championship bloodlines, six I, hot water and gat supplied. Cbae »'P»e* rnaav, Oaraan Male Mewer Sew , IK la 3 dally References, own REFRIGERATOR - Admiral. It cu. weeks old Three females, om male Y busline. Cell »4«ll.> Sdellv " M, it Van Imik HO. IN SALES Darothv Sullivan at M41KK) ht In Call b«twa«n IS, W**wi car M7-nu Soagapastei d price. Mil Call 7411141 HS»5 tarvlaw. All Inoulrlet strictly confKStn ft. wnllt, tualtant comHtlan, $HS Superior show ouelllv. Call F4M4U. ANTIQUE CHOCKS AND PULLCTS KEYPORT — Lareja 7. Willing lo work hard tlal. STOP dio, aood locale, won't UN at JIM. NUMI1 (M/F) I Hayo . backOona 53 Dom«tlc HtlP - Teals. cellectlMei. deoresslon glau. REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER - 4. Want Mat) t.rnlngi RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST - Good OPPORTUNITY lewet. run m-IWl STATEIIEMTALS Mr. 747-Mo. RN'S-LPN'S Norva. 17 CM. tt Froat-tra*, Mrftct 1 Aaaranlva phono voice essential, must be able lo KNOCKS ANTIQUE FURNITURE— Five-Piece condition. Avocado. I11S. SU-IM. MATAWAN — Faur raama. kids e». Be a part at aw protmional I t Hava Intaarlty type with accuracy Position Is In Red COMPANION - For elderly lady, PART OERMAN SHEPHERD - Pan .. --U M||W ssen Bank 130 tKl EARN IIS400 TO 1M.0OO OR MORE A room with kitchen privileges Plus IM maMfanv laastewain set. vanllv, m Do you qualify? Hl,00O-W0,l)uu incomt YEAR YOUR VERY FIRST YEAR dressers, two mirrors HI 10.7 RUG — Ibis, o#l white ihaa, Collie, II weeks old, female. Jet black, IM»ROIMC,tKR. WO ***** W meKK hTghworl' Op tint ,.• weekly. Davs tree, be home night.. Call condition, na«ttt claanlng. WJ. SK 510 0143 belween HI cm ianvMttM aarna Mpawx aevelleua for REO LOBSTER RESTAURANT - WE WILL SEND YOU TO SCHOOL 741-Off? T47-NM MODERN APARTMENT — Naar •Oaarauia steam. 7-) CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TWO WEEKS EXPENSES PAID, ANTIQUE FURNITURE - Compete 2300 Hwv. II, Ocean Township Help Mahogany dining raam art. PONY — AjWulaaia, two vaan oM, rar.ioorta.lon Batt tlma to call It •Emaraanc•CmaraancVv RReam , 11I 7 F. GETZ oanlod day and night, kitchen, food TRAIN YOU IN THE FIELD SELL- •AY WORKED — For Saturdays. SCREEN HOUSE must t>a brokan. Raasonabla to a aood batora noon, «fMMta. . •MeavSuri e 1-11, M-7 prooaretlon. Apolv within. Equal Op ING AND SERVICING ESTAB- housecleaning. Two oeople In family call m-in Used, ltall. I'M homa. Ifi-tfr.. •OR Orderly, l-l 2M-24OO portunllv Employer Many benefit* LISHED BUSINESS ACCOUNTS Call 1*7 1430 ANTIQUE OAK FU»NITU»E - REO BANK > RIVERSIDE AVE IVv comeelltlv. salaries, MUST HAVE CAR, BE BONDABLE, Call T41-4M1 after I p.m. SIAMESE KITTEN! — And ona BETWEEN 11-4 PM REGISTERED NURSE IM/WI AMBITIOUS AND CAREER HOUSEKEEPER — Companion Area's largest and finest selection. IT) SECTIONAL SOFA — Frtnch Provin- RIVERVIEW TOWERS tials, ccomphrenslv. benefits. Squenkum-Yollewbroeli Rd., Farm. slripad vallow klttan. Molhar on pra- FINEST IN LUXURY MI-RISE marl(tI reviews, everv other NEEDED — For part-time nlohll Hill MINDED. HOSPITAL AND PROFIT wanted to live In Muit hava driven cial thfta-pkia, club chair with ot- lisas. Call w 47it lop Nurtlna Home. 171417). SHARING. license and references. 171-1104 Inedala. nail lo Hawaii Parti. On the N.veslnk River weekend aittt. Call Personnel, 7IMO00, PSyCHOLOGlST INTERNSHIP - McLAIN, m.mi {I dan) loman. M». 471-OS11. ___ EM 171 or eeWv In Parian: F. GETZ TOY POODLES — Apricot, thra* Tlnion FalH PuMk SchaMt I. otforln. SHINING ~ Fiva-Ptata tMdroom malas, Mvan waaks. AKC raalsUrad. wo bedrooms, stertlne at UK In an Inlornthtp In Khaat alyctial.lv tor IM-MOO 8EDROOM — Five piece, tits, new ludsi central air and Mat cooklna SOUTH AMBOY BETWEEN 11-4 PM 54 Situations WantwJ meltrtss.l. IM.tS. Colonial wood furnltura, 13J0 Will tah« oftar. Championship stock. Homa brad in. icnool voar Itn lo I Ml Cantact Or Call 74r-M1f ____ 44MM0 or 44M444. ____^__ gas, balconies, 14-hour doorman, TV MEMOI^IAL HOSPITAL Arnold Cohtn. Swimming Rlv.r Clerk/Manager SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME Ftmalt security end sauna. Garage, pool and School. HO H.nco Ava . Tlnton Falli. EARN IM-I'S PART-TIME SKATES - (Girl's) Chlcaoa. Lik* marina available. Bob Clccone, South Amaov, NJ. N.J. 07714 Ml 741 4111 An oaual op- Small comMrullon liowor MM (Ml hM Two hours dally, Mon. through Sat brand naw, Only Mvtn monthi old. 84 MtrchandtstWantw. 201 741 t7M. "W' OaaartunltHairtvy IMI aortunltv ampttyor BABYSITTER - Mother's helper, M 7*7-1713 rwta lor (tiv Mrton to otwrat* tlort, EitaWiltMd aarlv am. ntwiMPtr per lent ad. laves children. BEST TOP SOIL RED BANK - Maanmca* waUMront HUM! -UN M/F, Mil SUPERINTENDENT — Ne* wnlor ptles lor Industry and Moving and INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES RED BANK - Sot Ma rooms, kids ok, mw trlna. benefits. Cm Allaffllt n Half Mlla No , Llncrotl Rtp.v In conflttanc* lo, encet. 1r4nsporlatlan. HMlol- Slw.gt Call 74M0H or 443 44T7 THE USED FURNITURE CENTER vtra belh Call now. HWHanai Nursing Hama, iti cnoo • On EHlt lot, Gordon Sl.to Parkway t illiani buiiaing In Llncrftft. Black Seal 117 Shrawioucv Ava.. Rad Bank Iff E. Ntwman Springs Rd. IM »RO INC., aKR. M M44K! Miaalaiiiwii Ave.. Atlentk Highland* ONE STOP and multl-unll enperleivce requires MATURE LADY — Desires work at- CHAIN LINK FENCING — Surplus B««ni, Hat-bMfi* and Why Noti Shrawsburv 747-MOO » Frlaa> Mil.. .4 p m Liquor and Dell Inc. Salary Plus Ire* apartment Call tending children while you are vaca- llrsl qualllv vlnvl clad. Must sacrifice RED BANK — Three rooms, child ok, BHMI. tioning, seven years profeiiionai ex- t.SI so. ft. Installed wllli loo rail 100' THREE TABLES — Two and UMH, ALL LIONEL TRAINS Aug. I, tttt. Cell new. OFFICE CLEANER - Part time REAL ESTATE SALES perience. M1-JIJ2. ilrnunv Terms arrenaed. H1-OJ00 cotfaa tabla with glau top, two Francrt IM BRO INC., aKR. s» 5444103 Ooanlna tor two lull lima auoclaln 10 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — Part china lampi. tat of dlihas for aleht, Or Flvtr Top cash appraisal. *4»HM mar*, fa, Aaardnn area Call 441 WO. •tort In Saatamaar tar ono of Mid ANTIQUES -All kinds, bouoht for too RED BANK - Four rooms, kids ok. I a.m.-1t p.m. RN-LPN — Nursc'l AMtt IM/W), Or or full lime Starting at 1 p.m. Lent MOTHER - Will baby ill In my home, Dally-Sundav china clotat. all antloua. Lar»t mirror dlatown'i laadlna ogancloi. Markatlng cMriki imrnadlattpari-llmaopanlnsi, term, pteaunl work. 741-4)43. big lanced yard. Lunch Included Call with irama. Laro* bWMtuat table thai cash. Mary Jana Rwsavtit Arrtlquas, heet paid, llr.olac, IMJ and training program Mambor of N. Rose. 717 J 1*4 109 East Rlvar Rd., Rumion. Ml Hit IM BP.0 INC., BKR. S10 J44OH1S PAINTERS WANTED — Aaptv In par all ihlMi. May aoclv al JOO Ctntar St., SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR can hold II paopta, drop mt, wild •on Hainan II X I! JO. 41 Hat tlonol Raforral Sarvka and Monmouth Cllfiwood B«a! » BENEDETTO REALTY GROUP inur. KnowlMst of camping and TECHNICIAN na.l paid, all .pdleixes, poo. GUTTERS CLEANED — And re- Phone NAN JOHNSON REAL ESTATE SALES - Join ono of tpom Iwlpful KISLIN S, I E. Front UualHv control Inipacflon, chamlilrv GARAGE SALE — Thur.,, July li, M. 1RO INC., BKR 110 M4O«5 SI., Had tUn*. backaround helpful. Ttmporarv *i paired. Repairs on garage doors, roof t, 47 Roulia Ava . off Manor Parkway, BUYS AND BUYS PART-TIME — Including Saturday* our successful office*, with a proven chimneys. 747-1*41. From an antlra housartold to a tlngta WEST END - Three rooms, good k> plan for success, highest commission!. tlgnmant In local area. Student con Llncrofl. Hair dryar, toaatar ovan, 10 work In picture framing llora li SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD — Ap- flderad. No faa charged, REGISTER baby coach, andirons, labla and batxh Ham. AiMlqua turnltura, )awa.rv, til- an. free heel, gas, only IUV . Wilt Iraki, but mult hay. bonuses Licensed or unlicensed Cell plication, avillibt* at Fair Havan Po- lat, clothas, many othari. vtr. Immadlata cash. TOP dollar. TATE RENTALS Bkr. I4M4J4 racaftt MMa exparlirtanc. o In quality n> Rick Grimm at Matewan otllo, llc* OtMrimtnt. For Information, call ACE TEMPORARIES Classified Ads tall state. Call 14U-441 *M attar 4 p m 747-O991, bttWMn how. of » a.m. lo l » Thomas Ava 5414303 Snrawiburv m-um. MtW p.m. MOVING - Somt furnltura. Thuri., OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, China, 02 Houws For Rani TELLER TRAINEES 542-1700 Frl.. July H, V, cornar of Swlmmlrtg CaiMerlng background helpful, kxal glasiwara, art obJacU and bric-a-brac, SI H*i» Wanta* SiAMSTRESS/TAILOR — For altar- 61 Buslntss Toll Prae from Matawan Araa Rlvar Rd. and Parmlv Rd, Tlnton immadlata caih for anything and »vty 11 HUR) Wanted atkmt and rtMlri only, Rtd Bank area, to tin Fee reimbursed Falls, 10 to 4. rvlhlng. Ruscll's, IS E. Front St.. Rad EAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED — area Call 7 work In ptaaiant offlca Apply In par door to a secure future end telephone number on recorder and ton, Vld*o WarahouM. M0 Hwy. M,Opportunity evallable for mature- t». H7-WW. we will call back. 101 Apartments TATE DENTALS Bkr. IN CRAHBURY, NEW JERSEY Atlantic Highland, minded parson to learn baking and Wa supply... ELECTfttC HANOE - C«n»Mt I." SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - managing a Dunhin' Donuts stora. •Leads Kanmora Datum modal, wttltf. hardly 77 P«ts And Livestock LONO BRANCH - One bedroom, pott 1M Commercial Good itartlng pay plus incentive. Unl •Installation UWd, I1M. 747 WO. ok, free haat, porch, mere, $290. Buiinti, uhooi graduate or »K lornil i u P P I i e d , paid pariancad only. Must ba ratpornibli, 1 •Training STATE RENTALS Bkr 7,.-MM nautili holidays/vactttons. Blue Cro-i/Biue •Advertising Support FOR BEST BUYS IN PIANOS AND M. Grumbacher. Inc. havt Initiative, car*w mlr«J*d EK- Shield Apply In person between the ORGANS CONSULT MAX LEWIS Advanced And Beginners ABERDEEN — sv. rooms, kids ok, ttiitnt salary, baiwflti. strict con- •Operational Assistance flittnca, rawms, P.O Bon tU, Radhours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., Mr. Hoafi DOG TRAINING free heat, and more. Call. Ing, MO Broadway, W. Long Branch, TUSTINO PIANO CO. Ciauas a«ts and tat. atHmooni. STATE RENTALS Bkr 7*M4W STBAOAD 8T. Bank, N.J. 07701. N.J., DunkliV Donuts. 701 Bang. Ava Atfturv Par*-775-M74 RED BANK, N.J. Our new distribution center Is now open and has •Secured Investment I DO* HWV. IS, Octart 77HH*4 Bavthon Campanion DM Club iAPRI APARTMENTS — Atlantic SECURITY GUARDS •AmWtlon 741-1044 6 office suaalvWeq fl)meyMul>- Immediate vacancies on our 1st shift (7 AM 330 TRAINEE OPENINGS — Textile ma FURNISHING ON A LOW IUDOETT Hrvhlands. One-bedroom luxury, naar divided lor eny portion rheraol, and •Personal Drive AKC IRISH SETTER — Famata, Mvan shopping center and transportation. Major Noiiharn Monmouth County china factory. If you ara a hard workar, - ChKk Iha USED FURNITURE single office. ZIW sq tl Cental ow. Pti and our 2nd shift (4 PM-12:30 AM) In the looking (or a permanent position and CENTER OP RED BANK. Flrva monthi, with pawars. Dark mahooany, Hot water heat supplied, Iree pool and heal. privaN parklna. ewvakx. hie mtnultcluring company praMnlly An Investment secured through our (100. MI 4710. ree malmalnenca, No oats. Wt-OOO* aa«ki rtsponilbii Indivlduali to fill want to learn a Irade, wa ui nowl BUY-BACK program. For appoint turnlturt lor tati If 7 Shrawiburv Av». HnMorW seoice Indudad Prime kx.0 tallowing: Helpful If you ara machanlcallv In Don Juatl 'atanclas In stcurftv dtp*rimtnl cilrved but not nactstarv. Apply at Bay- merit, call today and get started on a GENERAL ELECTRIC - Rafrla- 8EAUTIFUL HEALTV - Kittens with Must ba willing to work all snlfu. Tai Inc., Ltxuit St., Kavport. bright new future without delay In •raior, «MMr and drvar, to ht lltt tld l Mkl ld : •GENERAL HELPERS Eaptrlanca rtguIrM Salary plus com- Monmouth. Middlesex and Ocean tfi. •xctllant condition. pranantlwa banaflt packas*. Apply In TRUCK MECHANIC - Otasal Mb Counties (aOf) UMtll. •FORKLIFT OPERATORS otrsonto Robert Cook, f a.m. to 11 a.m. perlcnce and looli nacastary. Apply In GOLF CLUBS — Wilton 1200-LT, navaf Mon. la FrL Midland Glait Company ptrsoA. Schwarti international, 141 W. AMF/OIL — Opportunity Seminar. mad. l>5 Moving, tlrtt 1*0 Cott IW, Inc., Cllftwood, N.J. An tqual op- Front SI., Rad Bank. Wed. Aug. t, at the Hilton inn, Tlnton UIM In boM NMW • INSPECTORS portunity amptoyar. Falls, 0-10:30 P.m. Learn about the TYPIST — Futl tlmatar prin t shop fantastic growth and profit potential of GOLD ROPE NECKLACE -10" Km, • • PART TIME MESSENGERS SECRETARY-PERSONNEL Vaiial, 1*0 Cliff wood Ave., Ctlftwood, a ivntheilc lubricant dealership. For never used, appraised al over 1100, N.J. Phone MS-UN. details, call Ml-4011 or S43-MB7. esklna S4O0. 717 0131 Mtuland Glau Company nai an Im- * rmdiata optnlng for Individual with IS TYPIST — Part-lima, 10a.m. to > p.m. LUNCHEONETTE — Pkklt maoa- HAMMOND & BALDWIN vaari parsonnai axuarlanci. Muit Shrewsbury. Write Baa M 17T The Dal Unas, cioarettet, captive commuters, PIANO AND ORGAN To lUrther Investigate, apply In person Monday through potsais aacHlanl typing and llano Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Train and bus High gross. Thursday. July 23rd through July 26th Irom 8 AM-5 iklllt. Record., confldwnilal cprratpon- O & G Realtor* UtMOO S31-e*47 CENTER danca and admlnlitrailva duti»i. wa WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Interview PM. interviews will be held at our Distribution Center, offar attracllva salary plus com- lor lunches and dinner,. Apply after 5 Division of Allenoerg anilva banafll pachag* For In-p.m., Gertrude Brown'i. 1101 42 Mortgages Piano House Engiihard Drive, Cranbury, New Jersey tarvlaw contact Mrt. O. Moroa, Sycamore Ave., Tlnton Falls. No phone Did you know calls, pleate. 4*4*000, Exl. US. An equal opporiunltv N.J. HL ... We Ara N.J.'s • mptoytr GET 11.000 Largest and Oldest SECRETARY — E.pariancadin sener- WAITERS/WAITRESSES S30MO MOREI Piano Dtalar al Iniuranca. Long Branch. Call YEAR-ROUND Fait decisions, confidential service on Mason and Hemlki. Klmbell, Sohmar, M. Grumbacher, Inc. Itt-OIM. aik for liana. Secondary Mortgage Loans. Baldwin, Kawal, Knabe. Everett. Cur- FULLTIME HORIZON CREDITCORP ', Hardman end Player piano.. •Id* laad/nr, Manu'.clor.r oMrt/ili Var.rtala" SECRETARY — Strong typing skills EXPERIENCED ONLY required Contact Aulstanl Super Crystal Brook Professional Bldg. LARGE DISPLAY OF intandent. Long Branch Public Schools, CHANNEL CLUB Route 33, Eatontown GRAND PIANOS t wait End Court, Long Branch, or MONMOUTH BEACH CALL 542-7775 M MAIN STP.EET 2IMOO3 An Mual opportunltv em- APPLY IN PERSON ASBUP.Y PARK, N.J. 17711 Mmr. 00 NOT CALL 7JJ-4OM LOOK FOR THESE ADS Open dally I so », Sat. 'til i HOLIDAY HEALTH SPA — Member- ship VI P. I» annual renewal fee. Besl offer over s!7S 741 nil WELDERS - Experienced In pipe fil- 71 Mtrchandlst For DAILY & SUNDAY IN THIS BOX ling and pipe welding. Must t»v three HUOE YARD SALE - We must move years experience, must MSI lest. App- Salt a Isrge selection ot exolk plants CLASSIFIED ly between 1 and 4, inferno-Therm, Dealers Invited. Ml Shore llvd., Aero Marina Terminal, Kevporl KoenslKirg. 717 S4I4. 1H am.

WE NEED DRIVERS IBM TYPEWRITERS ' RCA — Color TV, |7o Good condl- DESK — |15, black/whlta TV, 120,ORIENTAL RUG - IV.X1I, J» 3 LINES RENTAL JH.50 per mo. planti, U Humldlflar, *» Piano, »W0. Mahoganv chait and dresser, (MO, re Part-time. Equal Opportunltv Em- Call 1714141 Baby dresit,. |40. Ctvanolrvg t.ble, (4. •rloeretor, $50, Weber arlll, WO, vacu plover. To |S per hour. Murphy Bus Rent with option to buy 0714H7 Double headboard. UO. Chair, ,11. im, SJO, bookcates, $10, $5 Lampt, $1 ServlCI, SSS Rt. 31, Middletown, (behind 5 DAYS KARATE OUTFIT — Like new. white, AIR CONDITIONER — 14,000 BTU, Fireplace Kreen. « Fire ladder, 110. tnh, snow llres, $30 pair, bumper pool. BUSINESS DIRECTORY SlPentalni). fits bovs Hie 10-14 Call atl.r i p.m., UO; wet grinding wheel,»», hand lawn Winch. %3i. ChKhwrilar, %is Sledi, ,70 Call eves Ml 51». $3.00 mower, 110. three gat mowers, for }15. Ice skatat, (bovi), tlta 3, U Ctrl'i WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS — The Register FAMILY ADS (Inflation •Mett. parts, 110. 171-7174 after S. coal, tlta H, |X, Bov'i coat, Hu I, U- PATIO TABLE — 4>" round Must be experienced and have own Fighters) can Mil your unneeded llemi KITCHEN CABINETS — w lop and Carrla«e, IIS. Crib mattretl, |10. ilnum, $IS. Four webbed chain, A OAIIY GUIDE equipment. Call lor appointment and tor you Quickly. bottom, ovan, counl.rtop stave and AIR CONDITIONERS — Fadders. Ladv'i booti. SVi, U ..1-003. US. Small dog house. t». ?41 fill. 7.0O0-BTU. 140; 4.000-BTU. l». Both Interview, 747-3S40. Merchandise for tale ONLY trim, 117! 544-1440. PATIO BLOCKS — Cement approx- Originating from household, not ex- like new. 711-3175 DISHWASHER - Saert portable, cop- imately 14MII. aw — $ M each. Of BUSINESS SERVICES 10 SUII YOUR NEEDS ceeding a sale price of 1100 per article KITCHEN TAeLE - Four chairs. K- peficma, butcher block too. (TO. Ei gal. fish lank and accessories Lewn AIR CONDITIONER - MOO BTU'a, W-W7J 52 Babvsittlng/Chlld PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED. Each used only two seasons, excellent, US. celtenl-muit tall. lie-eUZ. additional Una, St.00 No discount If sweeper, cord table, folding table and Cart miscellaneous, $42-1410. caii m-oau. DRYER - Sean Kanmora, haavv PHILCO — Rafrttjerator, frost/free, IS canceled before expiration. duty, very flood condlUon, US cu. ft $100 MOVING A STORAGE DRIVEWAY ADDING MACHINES No changes In copy LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS AIR CONDITIONER -G.E .000,win 7I7-W11 Call 717-HSH BABYSITTER WANTED - Two to Have something to sell? Phone VERTICAL BLINDS >, I1O0. CONSTRUCTION TYPEWRITERS '47-4141 DRYER - HotPOlnt Silhouette, three RADIALS - Two Toye Z rayon, Mack, three davs par week. 717-1310, day. 10% OFF LISTI 11J.7OHR-t4, will IH C or O, $25 pair. MOVE WITH NICK — f* MS. Free Evenings and weekends, 171-UU. Free delivery, Elenby Products. C.II (emperaturii. rum wall. U0. After 7, ettlmetay Senior rales, etso will I2J-444* lor quote. AIR CONDITIONERS - W.st RMOi WflH travel. Call anyllme. 14MIW. ASPHALT AND CONCRETE DRIVE ADDERS - Typewriters, calculators. 542-1700 Inghouse, s.000 BTU'S, |to. Admiral, WAYS— Walks, curbs and pallos Free sold, traded, repelred PROFESSIONAL COUPLE — Seeks LIKE NEW - O.E. dishwasher and 14^00 BTU's, 1110, Call S41-0M4J. FAN - 23m", 110, Kodak Imtamallc REFRIGERATORS — Two. vary pood estimate. Phone s7l-9S]e. DISCOUNT prices person to tire for two children, eojet 4 G.E. electric slave. Best offe 10 camera. J10. Dvn itereo with BSR condition. One frostless. If S One apart- 14GHT HAULIISC SERPICO'S I4744U and 7, In our home, average IS hours THE DAILY AIR CONDITIONER - H00 BTU, isni-siia, MS. Call after tl a.m. Call lurnUble, t». G.E. steam Iron, $10. FREE ESTIMATES - On Asphalt per week, no housework, paid vacation FrlgkJalre, movlno. *7S »«4»" two-drawer maul daik, US. Ml Boat LIGHT HAULING — AMkl M | and benefit,. References and trentpor• LINOTYPE MACHINE — With large 10-4510 reoes calaMd. Trees cut drives. Our 14th year REGISTER 747-41«, REDECORATING — Colonial wing ART-CO PAVING 741IS14 LANDSCAPING LAWN tetlon required. 7W-WJ after a. sexctlon of tvoe facet, also 11»ll CAP Al R 'CONDITIONER _ window type. ' Call sa-aiM nr I11MM CLASSIFIED ADS press. Cell 3E-44I7 FRIGIOAIRE - Waiher-drvar, «0 tola and chair, $110; rocking chair, GARDEN MAINTENANCE Generol Electric sooo BTC, SSO. Ex 'olts.tU. Washerna*d*repair. Janton $»; Colonial coffee and two end tabtai, CARPET CLEANING 51 H tip Wantexl LOCOMOTIVE DIESEL — Bronte tenant condition. .441471 gas furnace, U.OOO-BTU. l» Five $10Q, Colonuil hutch, $150, drop leaf LIGHT HAULING — Lawns mowed COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE SI Hflp Wanted (•Ma, two chairs and deacons bench, oelnlln», all O4U lobs a»l ram. Cal Ball, works with elr pressure, housing ANDIRONS — (10. Stereo with radio. In doutit hung windows with storm win- Al EXPERT CARPET CLEANING — — Residential, commercial. We era end ball. sl» 11x10. WOO. 717-tlTO. dows and screen,, $io each. 100' of $100, Colonial wing chair with 17 yard, tn-OatV »7I 1414 fully Insured and have 14 years ex- cabinet, US. Chairs, folding, 140. ol green plaid Herculon upfwHarv fab- Uphel.larv cleaning. Reasonable 732-174* after S p.m. Balvamted gutters «lth hanoers. IS. rotes. Morrlt Hoffman, 747-OMa. perience. Member of N.J. Turf Gresl TO SMALLER HOME — Selling Teak Two entry doors with lambs, one with ric, ISO; two Zenith console TV's (col- LIGHT HAULING - AM tree work Association. Free estimates. 741-7255. or), $»; ana Wee*, and white, $25; otd Free astrmates, fully eiperlenced, rea BABY STROLLER — SIS storm door, 120 each. Available all day hVtns wader fishing boots, size 11, SIS. Sat. Can m-TXH. Kitchen cabinet!, solid birch, complete soneMe. Call John at 747-f4U PAINTING t Tree saw. SS. Deluxe kitchen stool, (10. Kantwet carieal. IW with wall oven, counteiiop range, ftlnk DECORATING LAWNS CUT — Hedges trimmed, rea- FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Ski rack. SI). Garden sprayers. SH. 741-4443 end countertop, $K0, much morel sonable rales, reliable, dependable 7.1-S5U. ROOFING 4 SIDING Free estimates See-e47*. 741 ISM, after 5:10 p.n. EXTERIOR PAINTING AND STAIN • G.n.ral L.dg.r F REEZE P. — IS cu. ft., SIX Shutters. ING — Beautiful paint iobs dan. by MOVING — Musi sell. Living room, Ihre. pair I2xn, one pair ll»)l REFRIGERATOR - Two-door, DOUBLE INSULATED Eddl*. I scrape old pelnt off windows GENERAL • Trill Balance femllv room, sewing machine, mis- BENCH - aeeutlful, custom, ruth each. Mornings, 471 1441 (reaier on top, hospital bed, electric Vlnvl and olumlnum tiding, slorn end wash them before repainting. I cellaneous Items. Cell 471 cau seal. 34". 140. •nd manual. PS. 741-42** receulk all spots end joints thai need It. CONTRACTING a Tans FURNACE — Natural oas. forced hot doors aM windows. Free estimates. MOVING-MUST SELL — Kenmore air, T),000 BTU, .SO RUG — V yards of shag carpal, ex- X MamanVa. IN USD I wort neat and your house will look a Financial Statement! beautiful, .specially with white Irlm. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION washing machine, excellent condition. ilCYCLE-10-SPEED Call tfI-IMT cellent condition, green and gold. Ask- • Light Typing Kenmor. gas stove, sslf-cleanlng oven, Se) For free estimate, call Eddl. at Art. pneses. Free estimates GAS HOT WATER HEATER - (SO, 75 ing $100 or beM offer. I7O-.S74. 471-4411. ^> HHO47 arm and broiler. Best offar. Call CALL 7471141 :: GAGLIANO •MoW. gallons. SEARS LADY KENMORE - Olsh Rooflna-ildlna-Oijtlan-aaaaln. Fn Excellent Satsr* and Benefits. Send Resume to: BICYCLE — Three-speed women's, Call tf MOT asher, $175. Sears heavy duty dryer, estimates. 1MW or IO-IW. HOME-COMfttERCIAL-INOUSTRIAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT - FUe cabi- dark Mua, US. aiwnara. Ui. Call TV-nio. -O.C.R. Inc. Ms-ton. Free estimate. TRUCK A AUTO nets, poor condition, US for path, uaed Call 74H57O G.E. COOK TOP U0-G.E wall oven, Prompt Service. RENTAL Hospital Computer Systems Rovel plain paper dry photocopier, list US takes- Modern brown chair, US SILVER VELOUR — Sofa (1), 101" PLUMBING - ptka S400O, asking 11)00, with supplies BICYCLES — 14". time .pied Colum. Colonial recllner, »». Mattress $15 long, $150 or best offer, Call Ml-fUl HEATING PAINTING - By enperlerKH college FORD RENT-A-CAR 766 Shrewsbury Ava. and service contract. Call 74I-071J. bla, boy's, sat. 30" Vltta, boy's, l» Two placet of formica, bteck Wur, 4x* •ftar noons er evenings after i. student, vtri reesonable. In FAIRWAY FORD Tlnton Fall*, N.J. 07724 M-47N. never used, |» each. Call W-eWl. CIL tluMBINO AMD HEATING terlor/enterlor. tree esllmales. Call Dally • Weekly - Monthly STAINED GLASS — Oblong hanging License No S741. Installed bathroom WMonavToUan BROYHILL DOUBLE DRESSER — HIDE-AWAY BED— WV bumper poo* lamp. Aqua. $200. ii«luras..hot wiser heaters, ptl boilers KIIH 111 MOO Colonial Mth paean finish, excellent »», oold velvet chair, iSO. loveteat Ml*70 chanaaaTto gas heat. Uloa PAPEIIHANGING ondlllon, 1135 PMIco black and while $2S. and tab4a, $10. vanity, UO, rocker Fully Insured. Free Estlmatei USED AUTO i VAN RENTALS frtiitiiijklt» * * ».« k » TV, Ilka hew, 1101 Cell MMna. $10 Mi-Mil TAPPAN GAS RANGE - Many I PAUL HORAN .71 Slla 17 A DAY/1.07 MILE lures. Very good condition. I7J, MISCELLANEOUS CALL TOLL FREE «Mn-f7U CARRIAGE - Parego, converts to HUFFY *" BICYCLE Call berwaen S-l, *t*m PAINTING AND DECORATING '< EXUini: $10,000 j «. SJ1 Three Infant A*klng US .LEAhf^P WORK — Attics, cellars, Carl 0. Jones Fully Insured HELP WANTED Call TBT-TJIO or 7I7«*O TV — Admiral tt" portable. For Iree estimates call HMO! gara4ja%. vards. All boilers, screp Iron CHINA CLOSET - Mahogany or LIVING ROOM SET — Couch, teva Caii ni-am ,rvj meblt renewed. Interior demon SPRAV AND SAVE - Why pay tnarat E JMYUMUNT R.«ON • walnut, painted while, 40x17" and u" saat and chair, avocado, excellent con ion waRi. Call 747-414* Free estlmetee. fully Insured. J 1 R MALE OR FEMALE high. SSO. After 4 p.m., 171-OMt dlllon, f ISO. 30 gelion electric hot water TWO DANISH MODERN - Chairs. Painting, 7r*-l4St. « IVEN MONTHS BCHIND 4) heater, uted one month, J41 le4-143e without cushion., $20. Lamp tabla, PI. EXPIIIENCED COLLEGE STU Person lor delivery In Marlboro and Colts COFFEE TABLE — Ethan Allen Ma Tree lamp, $5 Kitchen table and two DENTr— Da prefewlonal wan. In T 1 w PAINTER! Neck area. Must have serviceable auto, t Is) Mortgage and Equity fund- i pie. Excellent condition, SSS. Call chain, $2). In excellent condition. lerlor/aalerler. Reasonable rates. Fully Insured. Free estimate*. Call T ing co now pfocetlinj Govern- I MEN'S — ID-speed Racer, W; worn MMMI. Free latlmale.. Call 747-.42I or (Van, or station wagon preferred). siirrn. 7*7 M. or 7I7-4M. mem backed loam KM all I , COLONIAL ROCK MAPLE — Couch an's tnretipeed Touring bike. »?•; TWO WHITE DRESSERS - Mirror Mmn THE PAINTING COMPANY — El' Ocean/Monmouft homtovrrms. I end iwo side chairs. S75. Oak desk, S7) storm, and screeni. $SS; storm doors. and night stand, $75. 'Call MM7IB. tM each. 471-21IT. Cair 4714475 FURNACE — FM damaars InatalM, perlanced. Free esllmales Interior The Daily/Sunday Register New inll-innaltm programs will J oil or an. 19-16% savlnal en fual, eitarlar. RaaaonaMe ratal. With War save you $100. ot US p« I COLLECTION - Of Avon botllet Ask MOVING - mil rad rug. US; studio TYPEWRITER — Portable with case, buIMM coda. JOl-ltl-JOl. oncer mitHi HJ-IH7 Circulation Department month by consolidating all bills ] Ing IN0 far all. couch with red/black plaid cover, with $4t; metal bed frame, H; twin bed, bolsters, IM. mahogany dining room into one CAU 3W4KM M.«. 1 $11; King bedspread, oulliad, $»; perch K MAT LETTERING WALLY'S PAINTING table with t*M and padt. $i»; trtret air roll up Shade; $4- 747-42*4, after 4 p.m. TMejtCK-l 542-4000 ext. 257 lumling his the special plan IOT 1 DEHUMIOIFIER — |H>, lar(N Irv conditioners, various lltes, from 0 LEAF WORK Exeart Craltsman-Reasonable Mitatad cu»tom built no* Iwuaa, %U. Klrkatad, 747144. imerlori my spaclelty. Ill ml. ask for Mr. McKnlght yowiwedt. 9 ».»if 10 9 P.M. J ISO- .00; bedroom iat, ne«3ds paint, »70. USED WASHER AND DRYER - Good CeVNtr. Thrte Frultwood step end taWei, f 100. All Items In excellent condition condition. ITS each. 471-JMO between *************** laiiul lBl» 1t9 lUftMtvAiki SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23.1979 Till TkMj fttqkkl /21 :S Accessories IBBAL NOTICB OARAGES AND PARKING AREA - NEWLY PAINTED HOUSE - 9 TAKE NOTICE that tMlei (*» FAIR HAVCN - Executive rand, on Chaises AM. Lang Branch, an* mile petals will be received by the Acting Lavrtt Law*. Three •adramm, taree To rent one Mock from train station in LENTZE MARINA - For RarlUn Bav Red ftaim. HMDU after I »,m from beach 1 bedroomt, oil not air Executive Director of he Township of Mvlns raafit wMk flwrtaca, two tuit heat On market tor DUOS Will sell g iMut Mlddlelown Sewerage Authority, tor HMB). Buy owner Call mHj PMMr and saH baatt, I Bettord, MawMuth County. New Jer 1« Wanted To (Unt beat wiat. m-tttt. tev far the taltawing Item: PORT MONMOUTH - UNIFORMS ranch, comaWelv remodeted SACRIFICE - Baat. W MaMraka, Ilka FAIAIR HAVEN — TwatftreTwa-tft a a**ra*in*. SaM Bktt wHI be opened and read Keeping cool tips: Drink 10% Own nnanclng. 717-1100. new. Formerly SSHO; now S4MB f irtiMrt ito tome, tarwt, MM call APARTMENT - Twa aatfroamt, nice in public at the Authority's Regular MlBhtarhoed. Two adults. Desired George Kauftmann. Ti7-*77». meeting al TewnaMa Hall, Kings High S*pl Itt. Yearly tenant* Call 11MH+ RUMSON AREA — Call or send for our PAIR HAVIN - W Mack t> river, two "Shore and Country Living" brochure, SAILING INSTRUCTIONS - (W NT gust I, I mat I* P.m ATTENTION LANDLOUMI - Tan- pics, descriptions, prices on available hour. TaugM Sat. MM Sun. Com- Specifications wUI be on tile In the Oa—H, ralartwo*. Haw. H,-f4tw. ants eager to rent Immedlatalv Call homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re Office Of the Acting Executive Director 43HW, Men.-Frl., | in p.m. Hole* alters, 111 Ave of Two River:,. results includes hart-day free baat more and slow it down at the Authority's office, Canter Ave HAZLET - ligM rwrn, HrvMaca, Rumson. aOHOI. refcntel to certified students New DESIGNER — RttMenttal MtClMfu MM, Beltord, New Jersey and may be C*TIML Mr. won* last, Horlio* Sailing School. tM-iiW ifttaecW bv prospective blDaart dur By LOUISE IXXJk after a cold drink. TIM-iHO INC., HC». |» J44^W and baths, desire* uttao* or carrtag* house rental In (he Mkddlelewn Red WATERFRONT MAKO - Marauis, Lvman mgbuslMu hours. AIMHIM Pre« Wilier Mike Mogil of the National Weather Ml OH LAM CH — T Bar* area Will Provide remodeling al OCEANPORT - 145- bulkhead Float Ouraneutk, Johnson OutboereH Proposals must be made on the *•*•**, •*••. reduced rates tor the right tocatton Ing dock. Boat ramp. Deep water In- OMC, Sales, Service and Parts Standard Proposal form and must be Whew! Service offered a similar view. "Anything »TATE ilMT T4T-MM Inquiries after 5 p.m., UJ 11*0 ground pool On I acres Greet view. Trailers, Electronics, Supplies enclosed in teeled envelopes Including Millions of Americans in searching that's going to lower your body tem- Full caller Five Bedrooms, two baths, Launching Ramp and Dockage the name and address of the Bidder and KEAHtBURG - Ttirw bedroom, fireplace. .U7.S00 Call tt*-*4«t. Season rates the name of the work on the outsidt lor ways to keep cool this summer as perature to some extent is going to help," fcJMlWMIt kMl ok, nlctirir only M7J Bry's Marina. Heptune, 7TS-73M addressee* fa the Township of Mid TIM-IRQ INC.. 1KR tM S«*VO*01 dletown Sewerage Authority and must energy conservation measure! boost tem- he said. "I'm an ice cream freak. I like to REALTORS PENN VAN tfSI — It', with 1H* be accompanied bv a statement of Con peratures In offices and other buildings. cool off by eating ice cream." KEANSiURG - Four roomi child «k, Shrewsbury Office 741 Mil Mercury electric-ttari motor, 1H* Cox sent of Surety from a Surety Company MMdtatown QHIce 471-111) can't tart at l»i trailer, Wi. 741-aW or W-W7. authorlted to do business In the Stale of Medical and meteorological experts Mogil said beat - and cold - is rela- - TlhVSftO IMC,, >KR- WB i4MW House, For Sale New Jersey and acceptable toth e 132 Condominiums owner and certified check, or bid bond. say there are certain basic rules to follow: live. "If you take a cold shower, you'll KEANMUHG - T«* >Xrtimt, kkU 154 Recreation*! drawn Va the order of the Township of MIN aatt. tutt U*0 Act now A BETTER WAY — To buy or tell. Town Housts Middlotown Sewerege Authority for not Wear loose clothing, for example. Drink feel better. Then you'll step outside and TIM-IRQ INC., SKtt. t» S444MH Vehicles CENTURY 11 PhoenlH Realty, THE lest than Ian percent ol the amount ot plenty of water. Try to slow down. the heat will really hit you," he said .'•. KEANSBURO — Thrt* badrooms, llv NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONAL bid except that the check need not lMW SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Mutt exceed PO-000 00 tng room, kficHM. #nin« room, full tell, moving out of stale, vine ettA, an CAMPER - 1*77 COM Camp Master. But the experts also say that keeping You will feel better if you sweat — u . Ilka new, sleeps sin, |tMQ. tmiimnt, Walk to Mom. No pets. A NEW LISTING! - HWt In the hi 111 lake, garage By owner. 741-1047. Bidders ere required to comply Call »1-4«H comfortable is a pyschological as well as a long as the sweat evaporates. That's be- - Lara* yart. HOUM available Setpt. |. Of Little Silver on pert of an old estate with the requirements ot PL tm, c. MM af month. Call ni-MH SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE - R*S*lM. 127. physical problem. cause evaporation requires energy, in the F-oor bedroom Colonial with charm, Various models. LAWLEY AGENCY, MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT cherm, charm. Early American decor, The successful bidder shall ba re- KEANtlURG - lavtn uoma, tv, Realtors. 741-tltf; evet. IQiin, Check our unbeatable quired to comply with the provisions of "Seventy-eight degrees (the level re- form of heat. When the relative humidity baths, tm Phil irtllllltt *\Vt months high ceilings, eat-In country kitchen, low ratal and compere, 2» 14' dining room, living room with lire the New Jersey Prevailing Wage Act, quired in most non-residential buildings) is is high — Ti percent or over — evaporation security. No poll. Leaie Adutt family Chapter ISO, of the Lewi of IH1, eftec Ud A-1 candlttan. 1»m place, den, screened porch. 14' in TWO NEW SHADOW ground Pool All this on a totally Private live January l. 1H4 not all that hot," said Frank Chappell of slows down and it becomes more difficult LAKE LISTINGS Th* Authority reserves the right to KEANMURG - Thr*e**drgom, kldt terraced and wooded site. Hurry for Highly toughl attar Villa W0 and unit the American Medical Association. "You to keep cool. • ok, wali-ta-wdl. lust remodel**, U- this one. Asking $1)5,000 Call today with two badfoorm and two bath* ra(«i any and all Bldt, or to waive any trat. CENTURY 11 COZENS, Realtors formalities, where such formality It might be a little uncomfortable, lit most Never lived In. All appliance* plu* not detrimental to the best Interest of Too much sweating can be bad, how- STATE WJHTAU Mr. 74T-MK "Independently Owned" brand new wall-to-wall carpeting Ask- of the discomfort is going to bt m your •13 River Rd. Fair Haven ing U7.000 Also, brand new Navetlnk 210 Lett* Found the Authority. ever, because your body can lose neces- LONG BRANCH — Fly* room*, md>, TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN Model, very privet* location with two mind." sary salt, creating a chemical imbalance only 1175 Act now. bedroom*, and two betht. Priced right SEWERAGE AUTHORITY TIM-tWO INC., BKIt W> laHiM A GREAT START Wl •t WO,000 Call now for appointment to FOUND - Slberlen Husky, Port Man Jamas R, Gin. There are arguments about who feels Salt tablets are sometimes recommended tUxltO' lot, three large bedrooms, liv- tee either of theie mode 11 mouth Rd. area, Keansburg Call Acting Executive Director LONG BRANCH — Four bodroms, kids ing room with fireplace, dining room. July a $14 » worse — men or women. Do i ed drinks for athletes or others who cannot avoid the ok, BM haat, only »«0 W kitchen, II' family room, den, ga- VAN HORN AGENCY rou TIMBWO INC., BKR. %X &44-0W5 LOST — Diaper bag, yellow calico NOTICE TO BIDDERS make you feel cooler than hot ones? Should exertion that brings on heavy sweating 747-4100 color, contents baby blbi and clothes Sealed Proposals will bo received LONG BRANCH - doom, Call 74% im or H1-44M you take a cold shc>» »i or a steaming bath? Both the weather service and the AMA kMt, poll ok, dining room, sood local*, by the Township of Mlddletown Sew erege Authority, County of Monmoulh. "I don't think sex has much to do with warn, however, that salt tablets can be AL GREENE & CO.. INC. 133 Income Properly LOST —Altered Mack Labrador named Slate of New Jersey, at the Township of SATE RENTALS BHI-. 7*» 4tMaW) 137 LotsoVAcreaue All bids shall be submitted on the bodroom furnlihad apartment. Lieu, COUNSELING - Personal problems. Chappell also said it "doesn't make a fort. According to the weather service, CAPE COO — Three-bedroom In mint relationships, texuallty, adolescence, proposal form furnished and thai) be reierancoi. aocurHy. Aftor 4, 741-0101. condition. Minutes from hospital, delivered In sealed envelope* al Ihe HOLMDEL — Two one-acre lots In ntc* fear, depression. Arlene Mehlman time and place specified wllh the en- bit of difference" whether you drink your nearly 200 persons die from summer heat RED BANK - Ctoee In, otto hall schools, shopping. Reply lo BOH M, MSMSW, Red Bank Matawan offlcet Fair Haven. area el (41,000 each. velope properly marked to Identify Ihe coffee iced or hot. The main thing is to and too much sun in a normal year. The townnouM, thraa bedroom*, i'/» bathi, MVIfff • 143-144). supplies bid upon. basement and attic, (400 par month replace your body fluids, particularly if death toll in years where there are heat Mui utllltle* and water, am veer Maw. COLONIAL — SU-vtari-old, MXM) Sq. It. HYPNOSIS — Totally positive ap- Copies of Ihe specifications mav ba lecurltv H1-77M, f a.m. to 4 p.m.; Loaded. I7S.M0. OAK HILL proach for weight control, smoking, axemlned and obtained during regular you perspire heavily, Chappell said, al- waves rises sharply. In 1952, for example, - On* of the lait lots. Ideal for contem- nail biting, self-Improvement, etc. AM butlneti hours at the office of the Au- •7O-114* after 1 a.m. thority Engineer, Howard M Schoor, though he admitted that most people seem CONTEMPORARY — Magnificent porary name, tall tree*, beautiful Centers. 143-1443. 1,401 persons died as a result of what il SEA BRIGHT — Three-bedroom brook, plant available or use vour own P.E. ft L.S., IS* Main Street, Matawan. new three bedroom, two-bath on Kenlc New Jersey to feel better — at least temporarily — officially listed as "excessive heat." bunoatow, UH for month of Aua. hill. Trees, deck, secluded hlde-e-wav Don't mist vour last chance for a , MRS. SYLVIA 471 MS7 custom home In Mlddletown'* flnett Each bid mutt be accompanied bv >m,700. Owner, HM10S Handwriting Analyst ft Advice a certified check, cash or bid bond In an DOLLHOUSE I47.JOO 'ACADEMY AGENCY 775-9572 542-9500 amount of not less than tan (10%) par SHADOW LAKE — Adult community. Two bedroom*, large living room, cent of the bid, payable without any Two-bodroom ranch, cntlotad patio. modern kitchen with dishwasher, gi »ll Hwv. U Hailet, N.J. PARAMOUNT CARPET CLEANING conditional endorsement at guarantee All appllancat. Ground-lloor level. rette, sei heat, low texe*, Mlddlatown, of MkMletown that in case the contract Is awarded to Complot* malntananca outilda • plui two block* from Beyvlew School. Mint, RUMSON - High and dry building lite 4m not dto Scotch dUara* the bidder, h* will wllhln ten (10) davi golf, tannli, twlmmlng. Immodlala oc- mint condition. A real buy. PAUL P and you can hav* a basement UxiJO', thereafter, execute such contract and tuponcv Leeit 7*1 3312, 1 5 Atltf 4, furnish satisfactory performance bond Tanker oil spill threat | BOVA INC.. Realtor, e»-!K*. ready to go, IH.WO Call today. I SINGLES - Man 4040. Women 3» H •IMST1. CENTURY II COZENS, Realtors Free detain, P.O. Bon J»7. West End, Upon (allure to do to he shall forfeit the EAST KEANSBURG — New ramh "Independently Owned" deposit as liquidated damages and the ail River Rd. Pair Haven acceptance of Ihe bid will be contingent Three bedroom*, kitchen, living room upon the fulfillment of this requirement 101 Rentals To Share endoaraoe tUfOO 717 3500 10% down 212 Travel- bv the bidder. No interest shall be financing. allewttf upon any such certified check appears to be about over ELL6N S. HAZELTON. REALTOR 131 Mobile Homes Transportation or cash. MALE n — Would Ilko to there an Intercity Relocation Service Each bid must also be accom BON ACCORD, Tobago reported a "total loss;" 27 of million gallons each. Hie Ae- apartment with female, Kaentburg , HM200 11 DAY BUS TOUR - Oct. 17 lo Nov paniod by a certificate from a bonding and vklnltv. *t»e no difference Reply 2Q»40 STAR REGAL — Mobile Home company licensed tod o business in the (AP) - The Immediate threat the two ships' 75 Greek crew gean Captain, which was dam- FOULKSPRESTON AGENCY Three bedroom, laundry room, newly J. Florida West Coatt, U meals In- P.O. Box 143, Cllflwood, N.J. 07m, cludad, tut. WI71T or 41HM1 State of Mew Jersey guaranteeing that REALTORS detoreted and carpeted, mutt be seen, if th* Proposal of the bidder be ac of pollution to Tobago's members were missing and aged in the bow, reportedly excellent condition, 117,SO0 7I7-6M4 af- i Woodland Dr.—Mlddl*lown—«7t-*4W NEW YORK COMMUTER - Heedt ceptod they will furnish a performance beaches from the collision of feared dead, and five of the 48 lost about 4 million gallons, A 105 Summtr Rentals ter IJOpjr rider, one way or bath, arrive f:» HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS bond In the face amount of the bid and am, leave 7 P m Call ltl-5W-HU. survivors were injured. spokesman for the Mobil Oil Call th* Kerr Agency, Inc. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES — the acceptance of the bid It contingent the supertankers Atlantic Em- Bethany Rd., Hailet. Adult park. Walk upon th* fulfillment of this require MOUNT POCONO - Four-bodroom. 114 River Rd., fair Haven, 741-4477 m*nt. press and Aegean Captain The total amount of oil lost Co., the owner of the oil twchba'.h Cham. Flraplaca. Private to shopping and N.Y. bus. H4-W11. HOI MDf-l LBfu* luur bedioom Co 213 Instruction The Township of Mlddletown Sew three nights ago appeared to could not be determined yet, aboard the Atlantic Empress, ooH couria, tennis courti, beach and Ion I* I to be built at ItUJOO. 741-57*7. eriga Authority reserves the right to country club. Close to all retorts 140 Real EsUte Wanted weive anv Informant lei or Ir- be over today, but it appeared to be less than mstlmated the maximum JUST REDUCED ttt'i regularities In Ihe bid received, and to mnu. Five large bedrooms, dining room, sci- A REAL ESTATE — Sales licensing half the record 54 million spillage from that ship at 10 morse Mornlngt, Aug. 11-14. relect any and/or all bids as In its Currents and winds broke SEA BRIGHT — Motel room* and ence kitchen, 11' family room, enter- HOUSES BOUGHT Judgment may best serve the Interett gallons spilled when the million gallons, "and much of studio unlti. Dally/weekly/monthly tainment center, workshop, luxurious Monmouth Institute, 741-077* up the oil slick and carried it FOR CASH of the Authority. Th* Authority shall rates. Private beach and pool, air con bath*, garage, greet area. ACCORDION LESSONS — Private. have a minimum ot thirty (») davl tanker Amoco Cadix was that was burned away," dltlaned. Maid service. TRADE MELMEO REALTY, BROKER J* HOUR APPRAISAL • CALL FOR away from the island. The Leave message for Joe, c/o Hot from the receipt of bldt to either accept wrecked just off the French heutd. WINDS MOTEL. Mi 1137. 4JII450 4*J4*00 DETAILS. ACADEMY AOENCY, RE brauheus. Mi WH or write J. Si.., or relect seme. leakage from the Aegean Cap- ALTOR. )»•»». PO.Box SOI, Now Monmouth, N.J, WE5T END —Oceen view, patio, pool, KEANSBURG — FHA-lPPreised The Owner or the Engineer re coast last year. A Trinidad-Tobago official 07741. ^ tain was reported under con- one bedroom apartments SAND CAS »1*,M0. Cute and coiv bungalow. Knot tervet the right to require a complete TLE APARTMENTS, 400 Ocean Blvd. financial and experience ttatement The two supertankers were said an inquest would begin tv pine paneled kitchen with dining FLUTE LESSONS — For beginning trol, and the other 1,000-foot •rta, living ream, bedroom, encloied from prospective bidders showing that thev tun satisfactorily computed ship was towed out into the reported carrying about 70 this week porch, new roof, set heal, small yard Call T47-T7I1 after * p.m. work of the nature required before • •»»»»*>»*>•»*» with patio. Call 717-SSOO, Story Book MAECOM —Typing refresher class, furnishing proposal forms or specif- Atlantic prior to transferring 106 Furnished Rooms Homes. Inc. 1S2 Boats a Accessories two weeks, Won through Frl., e a.m. to ications, or before awarding the Con the crude oil still aboard to KEANSBURG — 134,000. Clean, three- tt a.m. Class starts Aug. a. US Reg trect. other tankers. KEANSBURG - Roomi by week, bedroom ranch, Large living room, sat 10- ALUMINUM BOAT - With electric ister now. t Main St., Eatontown Proposals for Ihii Contract will be Make It Yourself heal, iton* tiding 14,000 down, owner eccepted only from bidders who have month. Please call 717-31W or 717-Uet motor, value |3H, tell tor ftlSO. 14134]*. The M5-million, Greek- tor Informal ton. will hold mortgage CHATEAU REAL I»*00H been properly qualified In accordence TY, REAL ESTATE, 111 Corr Ave.. with the requirement* of the Specif owned Atlantic Empress was LADY ONLY - Furnished room with Keenstaurg, 7I7MM. li FORCE i SAILBOAT - With icationt. kitchen prlvittoes. (IS weakly. Musi aluminum trailer, |7M Th* successful bidder shall be re- have car, home at night with Uderlv LET'S MAKE A DEAL - This older MJW04 quired to comply with the provisions of 247 Ntfjlwiai Notices Soft; Loose, Cozy lady. Call between M p.m., 771-ttM be delivered before thlt time except bv 117. 40c each pattern tor llr»t- car garage, lot* of ttorag* tpate and mail. aggr*g*U *tllmat*d requirement Is extra*. Immediate pottetiion. Trent- 34' COLUMBIA CHALLENGER — approximately Mi gals. (MS gal Bidding documents may be t« class airmail and handling HAZLET — Professional office space, Fully equipped, asking $e,X». All bid* should be addressed or drums) and 1*9 Ibt ot block deodorant imined at Ihe offices of the Authority all utilities Off-street parking. Parti tarred owner, $1)7,000. LAWLEY delivered to the Colt* Neck Township AGENCY, Realtors, 741-41U. Eve*, 741-71*7 (1- cat** n# per case). and may be obtained from Ihe office of Ml tlon to wit. Call M4-M44, Mon., Wad.. Board of Education, In car* of the Authority's Consulting Engineer, or Frl., between M p.m. The Bhtt will be received el Ihe It' LUHRS SPORTFISHERMAN - Carotyne Salttbert, Prettdenl. 7J Ce- Administration Office of the Township •Ison I. Klllem Associates, Inc., 17 _^ i«i. Mahogany Lepit rake, In excellent dar Drive. Coll* N*ck, N.J. 07712, and ot Mlddlelown Sewerage Authority, off Blwt.tr Street, Mlllburn, New Jersey MIDDLETOWN - Hwy. IS. Drlme of MIDDLETOWN - 14»,W0 Two-family condition. Duel station with flying be plainly marked on Ihe outtlde of the Center Avenue. Belford, New Jersey up 07041. noon the payment of ItOOQ per flee space In professional building, wllh home. Brand new condition Inside and bridge, US h.p. iwo-vaer-old engine envelope "Bid for Installation of Root- until 1 00 p.m. August I. ltM Bldl will set, which amount will bo refunded LAURA WHEELED Completely equipped with VHF radio, ing el Cedar Drive School." only to .bidders submitting bona fide utilities. 4SO tQ. ft., first floor. tTl-ltM. out Mutt see thit rare find! Call depth finder and all other Coatt Guard alto be received at Township Hall. betwen »-S p.m. TgT-SlOO, Story Book Hornet, Inc. Contractor* tubmlttlng bid* mutt Kingi Highway. Mlddlelown, New Jer proposals or those returning the do, 21 P.m. wiring aft on beautiful WalOO' treed of th* architects, Rodatskv-Slegel. 45 NOTICB OP AWARD OP CONTRACT and Cyclone fenced lot. Call 717-JSOD, envelopes and addressed to the Town POR IMOINIBP.IMO IIRVIC1I RED SANK -. Beaullful ilor«s/offleet 31' GAFF RIGGED SLOOP - Naedt Eetl Mem Street, Freehold, N.J. Tut. IT loon, mat fem Slorv Book Hornet. Inc. ship of Mlddlelown Sewerage Author PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on for Immediate rent 1MQ work Beit Offer. Coplet of the contract document! Itv, P.O. Bo* til, Beiford. New Jertev Mann. Of. rattan Maw. MIDDLETOWN - Beautiful three Julv 1*. tfTf the Bavthore Regional M7.-MM together with plant and specification* 07711. Bldt must be accompanied bv a Call T41-11H bedroom, two-bath Ranch with lovely t*w*rag* Authority authorised the ex- mav be obtained bv praqualifted bid Consent of Setltfactorv Surety to Issue ell-glass Florida room overlooking the ecution of a contract to and with NEW FOR 10791 RUMSON - 7» M. ft. for store-office CHRIS CRAFT COHO 1»FJ - W dert from the office of the architect! a Performance Bond and a Certified surrounding countryside and bay, Charles J. Kupper, Inc. for the per- showroom available Ample parking. flberglat. Enclosed bridge, 100 h.p. upon deposit of .MOO for one complete Check or Bid Bond for not lets than (en NEEOLECRAFT CATM.0Q- Many extras. I9S.SO0. formance of certain engineering ter Corner location. H7S per month plu» twin screw, only hai US hours, air Ml The full amount of the deposit win 11(7%) percent of the amount of bid. The GIG Realtors S3) 7000 1H-4413 conditioned, stand-up head, galley, vices specified In Mid contract end Hundreds ol beautiful things utilities. Call after i p.m., Ml-lttO ba refunded to each bone fid* bWder Standard Proposal Form is attached lo upon certain terms and condltlont sleeps six, yard maintained, excellent upon return of the plans and specif- the Specifications, copies of which will to make! 3 free pattm In- SPACE AVAILABLE - For rent In MIDDLETOWN - Beautiful view of condition. Ask|no 1)7,000. CallW-CTJ ications In good order within one week Said contract provide* for, among eth- Naveslnk River, six room, three- be furnished on rtquett to the Author- er things, compensation for th* set side. Send 75c. largest new beautv talon in Monmouih after the opening of bids. Unlett the Itv. County tor boutiques, clothes, makeup, bedroom home, with full basement and DINGHY'S — EU, Skimmer, Over, aforementioned condition* ere met, the vic*t therein specified al the rate of jewelry, hand bags, chlnaware. glfti, low taxes S4S.OO0 BOB GRIMM Sumner. Zodiac, Metieler. If you can't entire amount of the deposit will a* Th* Authority reserves the right to 117.50 per hour together wllh reim reiecl any and all Bldt. burtement for actual out-of-pocket ex- etc. Call SU-4747 or «3 5i7i AGENCY, ***-*400L __^_ find vour next dinghy at BOAT forfeited. Deposit check shall ba made HOUSE, you don't want a dinghy, mi payable to Rodettky-Slegel, Jamet R. Gill penses. The authorliallon for the ex- MIDDLETOWN - Call or tend for our Acting Executive Director ecution and award ol said contract wat { Ocean Aw- Sea Bright. MM11V Architects. Shore end Country Living" brochure. July 11 Him made without public bidding pursuant Printed Pattern 10C Commercial Pics, descriptions, prices on available FLAGSHIP MARINE Bidder* wltl Include th* following to the Local Public Contract* Lew for Rentals homes APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re document* with their proposal* at NOTICB th* reason* that the MM) Chariot J. SewSwifties! ailort, »» Ht. 1). Mlddletown, 471-1100. specified In the imiructlont to bidder* "S*P*r*t* seeted bldt tor Kupper, Inc It aulhorlied to practice Bavllner Whaler Aquasport t. Old Bond BITUMINOUS PAVING WORK will be Ihe profession of Professional Engi- NEWI NEWI ISO's Hoble Buccaneer Seafarer 1. Contractor's Qualification received bv the Mlddletown Township neering within the State ot New Jertev MIME INDUSTRIAL SPACE TOO' loit available Full recreetlon O'Dav Harpoon Phantom Later Statement Board of Education at th* Adminis- which profession is regulated bv law 12,000 sq. n, Tailgate load- basement, king slie bedrooms, dining Calkins Gator E-Z Loader 3. Surety Company Certification tration Building, if Tlndail Road. Mid. and the services required In said con U, !([ room, eat-In science kitchen, utility Johnson Outboard covering Ihe furni*hlng of the contract dletown, N.J. up to 11-00 a.m. prevail tract are of a specialiied nature not ing, railroad siding, private room, garage, appliances, carpeting Sales ft AAA-Rated Service bond. Ing time, Wednesday, August 1st, 1?7t appropriate for public bidding. A copy parking, air conditioned, MELMED REALTY. BROKER Complete Canvas Shop All blddert bidding the work or anv Bidders ere required lo comply of the Resolution authorizing the award portion thereof or tuppllert of materi- 3448 spfinklered. Public transpor- S71-MM 4e34400 with the requirements of Chapter 117, and execution of the contract at well at lit Ave., Atlantic Highlands el* or other goods necessary and re- Public Laws of If 7S. the contract are on file at the offlcet of Free-fillmi float plus peasant tation. OCEAN TOWNSHIP —Wayilde Woods 291-5600 lated to the completion of the proposal the Bavshore Regional sewerage Au- and Long View village Elegant new Specifications end formt for bid- shall comply with provisions of all Pub- ding mav be secured at the Office of the thorllv. 100 Oak Street, Union Beech. top with clastic al neck and homes from ino.OOO Call U1-0S0S OPEN SUNDAYS 747-1100 lic law* pertaining to public work* In- Secretory, )t Tlndail Road. Mid- New Jersey and are available for In- wrists - fashions' prettiest cluding Ihe provision* of the "Law spection. dletown, N.J 07UI [ASICS'Whip up each in no time Agalnit Discrimination." Paul w Bennett Th* Board ot Education reserves FRANCIS i. O'BRIEN, Secretary of nifty, thrifty blends 131 Mouses For Sale 131 Houses For Salt 131 Houses For Sale Secretary Bavthor* Regional th* right to waive immaterial Irv July 13 »« formjimei In bids or to reject any or Sewerase Authority Punted Pattern 9057: Hall July S3 lit 40 ell bidt or parts thereof and lo hold all NOTICB proposal* for a period of 30 davi afler Separate sealed bids for the follow sues m. m, m. m. the bid opening, ing will be received bv the Mlddletown W Other PWMICNBJICH ~~ tOt: Women's Sues 34.36. 31. Bv order of th* Board of Education Township Board of Education at the of Colts N*ck Township, Colt* Neck. Administration BulMIng, J* Tindeu •ROOKDALB 40. 42, 44. 46. 48. New Jer»ev Road, Mlddlelown. N.J UP 10 11:00 COMMUNITY COLLIOE There's a buyer for your home SHIRLEY ZEISEL, LIOAL NOTICB a.m. prevailing time, Wednesday, Au BOARD SECRETARY gust lit, tm Notice Is hereby given that the July 21, IW Board ot Trustees of Brookdate Com- July n US.H i. Fuel on #l munity College will receive sealed bids 1. Fuel Oil #< at the Purchasing Department. Hi teW ti.M tor each pattern. in Peewee Valley/ Kentucky. 3- Gasoline Newman Springs Road, Llncrofl, New 2U Pair Haven 4. Caramk Til* Work Jertev on August I, 1*7* - 1:00 p.m. Add 40c each pattern for first- i. Metal Toilet Partitions prevailing time, at which tlm* and NOTICE OF SALE Bidders ere required to comply rtece, said bids will be publklv opened class airmail and hahdllng. TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to a with the requirements of Chepter 137. and read on the following Item: taitt: resolution of the Borough Council of the Public Lawiof 1471. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT And we know who he is. Borough of Fair Haven adopted at Its Specifications end forms for bid- regular meeting held July *• »n. the ding may ba secured at the Off Ice of the Contract documents mav be *i- following lilted Items of personal prop- Secretary, 5f Tlodail Road. Mid- amlned and copies obtained at the Through our affiliation with All Points Relocation Service, we're in erty, not needed for public use, will be Purchasing Department of Brookdal* dletown. N.J.07741. Community College at 7eS Newman MARIAN MARTIN offered lor tale to the highest bidders Paul w Bennett contact with families moving here from all over North America. Not at a public tale to be held el the Springs Road, Llncrofl. New Jerter on Secraterv or aftor July 11. tfTt. to mention the major corporations who use AH Points when Borough Garage, Allen Street, Fair July» IMO Haven, New Jersey, at 10:00 a.m., Au- Bid securities in the form of a bid Pttton Daft. 420 transferring employees. With over 600 of the finest Realtors in North gust 1,1171: bond with edequal* security thereon, or certified check in an amount equal to America as associates, we can do more for you. 1 mi Ford Stake Truck, Model 147 WfK tonalNotlct s 10% of the amount of the bid. not to Tha Dilly ftafittar #F«OJ, Serial #F3JJE«U54. exceed IXMD will be required Bids 3 i!70 Diamond Reo, Packer SICOMD• NOTICB TO BIDOBRS mav not be withdrawn within U days And if you're moving out of the city, it works the other way, too. Truck, Mow *CFSMD. Serial BAYUfORB RlfttONAL after the actual day of the bid opening #ORL41GA71547 1IWIRA0I AUTHORITY We can make selling or buying a house easier, faster, less confusing. 1. 1174 Mack, Refuse Truck, MOMMOUTH COUNTY, The owner reserves Ihe un- at DM m si. •Ml**. Model #MB4*7S, Serial NIW JIMBY restrktM right ID rel*ct env or all Call us. We offer much more, but it doesn't cost you a penny extra. bids; and to accept any bid which It IT 10011. Mat #MB4*7SHI0 d**med most favorable Prices Quoted Said tale will be conducted bv the FURNIIHINO AND mutt Include all freight or delivery ant. TJf. Patten Borough Clark-Administrator. All sales DIUVBRINO SILICA SAND charges. Th* owner alto rttervat th* shall be tor cash or certified chock Scaled proposals for furnishing and right to relect any bid If, In Its opinion. All the new clothes you need payable forthwith All items totd than delivering silk* sand for * on* (n veer Ihe bidder It not contldered financially tor your busy lilt are In our t*. be removed by the purchasers Im period to th* Bavshore Regional Sew- or technically able to carry out the mediately following the sate. erage Authority will be received bv the SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN **1 Sewer eg* Authority at th* off ket of the contract at intended or for anv reason The Borough Council retervei the In, the owner's Judgment, It Is not In the CATALOG! Dresses, tops, right to relect errv and all bids if It Bavshar* Rational Saworag* Author- best interests of Brookd*)* Community determines that such refection It In the ity. U0 Oak Street. Union Beach. New skirts, pants, vests, jackets. Jersey, on Monday. August a, 1*79, at CiHtm public interett Plus $1.50 free pattern Bv order of the Borough Council 7:30 P.M., prevailing time, at which Bidders ere required lo comply 804 River Road 747-4100 Fair Haven, N.J. Rot W. Nelson, tlm* and Piece they will be pubtklv with the requirements or P.L, 1*7}, C. coupon. Send 75c Borough Clerk-Administrator opened and read aloud. 117 end PL. 1*77, CU. July U HBJI No bldt will be received unless In July 13 111.90 22 The Defy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 23,1979 Phoenix survives scare; Larson Ford mauls Manor get Phoenix going. town meeting Dodd's at 7:30 By JIM HINTELMANN tenu rout last nigtit ai the Allentown, with former Former Rutgers standouts final quarter helped u Dabney had tonight 1 think we could Larson Font and Phoenix and Phoenix coming back to team of Rutfcn University Henry Hudson Regional High HoUis Copeland, Mike Dabney and Rtck Wilson double- have won the game if we had both showed up with only five takeontheHeadllner. NEPTUNE - What ap- alumni ralUed to defeat Allen- School star BUI Hungrecker and James Bailey then took teammed Hungrecker who had another guard," players but Larson Ford was peared to be a major upset in town, 10M3 pouring in the points, took the charge and got Phoenix (11-0) 32 points in the first three Allentown Coach Bill Mrten 1 Ml. WUn 1*11 CanUMW better equipped and led all the S7H. IUa< MM. Saner VMX An the Jertey Shore Summer lead in the second quarter and moving. quarter*. McCrea said he hoped to get In the aecond fame, Larson way after scoring the game's «rm 4-1 -II. WttM* 4-M TOTALS Baatfthall League turned into »njoyed • 10-point spread "Dabney shut him off in one soon. Ford eMG«l:OlWMIl By JOE HINTELMANN Brumfield was aboard the 7-year-old in the A defesnive switch in the Uncroft, a race in which the horse was giving - OCEANPORT - Hickory Tree Stable's two years and eight to IS pounds to his oppo- Chati, Universal Thoroughbred1! Great Sound, nents. He was beaten by fewer than two and Colonial Farm's Dan Horn bead a field of lengths and the jockey thought he might have 1J 1-year-olds and up in tomorrow's Longfellow won it if he had really tried. Scperts. Handicap at Monmouth Park. The race will "It got a little tight, the course was soft, contested over the turf course at a distance of and the weight didn't help," Brumfield said. COMPIIII PRESCRIPTION SEKVICf one mile and one-eighth. It will carry a purse "He just didn't fire." Thrift Dm value of M0.375 with 128.243 going to the win- Others entered in the Longfellow include: ner. Seth Beller's Qui Native, 114, Don MacBeth; Chati won Atlantic City's Sunrise Stakes on Robert P. Gasparri's Scythian Gold, 113, Angel the grass in his most recent start, equaling the Cordero; Richard M. Harmonay's Metaphor, course record for one mile and one-sixteenth < 113, Jean Cruguet; Labadl* Mill Farm's with a time of 1:41.1. Seven of his eight career Dmible Recipe, HI, no rider; Donald Ken- turf wins have been stakes events. He carries nedy's Super Boy, 110, Herb McCauley; Ray- high weight of 121 pounds with Don Brumfield mond Trocopico's Indigo Star, 110, no rider; up. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt's Thin Slice, 110, no rider; David McKlbbln's Coriander, 10), Larry Great Sound comes up from Florida with Saumell, Alice L. Platt's Domerilla, 109, no THIS WEEK ONLY-GOOD THRU SAT., JULY 28,1979 his regular rider, Walter Guerra. He has won rider; and Turvan Stable's You Go First, 108, three straight races there, including the Me- Carlos Ban-era. < * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ morial Day and Americana at Caider Race Course.-The latter race was at one mile and HOOF PRINTS - The $100,000 Sorority, one-eighth on the turf July 4. He carries the first of four stakes at Monmouth Park for that second highest weight of 118 pounds. purse, will be run Saturday. One horse that Dan Horn, trained by Harry Wells, is still will not make it, according to trainer Roger FREE-Cltrooeto Candls -100 IreaiuiY Brand Envelopes seeking his first win this year after five tries. Laurin, will be Reginald N. Webster's Royal with this coupon and wtm mis coupon Suite, which will be freshened for competition purchase ol a Shell No and purchase ol He was fifth in the Uncroft Stakes st Mon- any two Row Pens mouth July 14, a race he had won the previous later in the summer. Pest Strip Laurin indicated be wanted to go slower NonUIMIn* two years. He won the Longfellow last year •sd and carries IK pounds, 10 fewer than he han- with the 2-year-old filly and perhaps wait until dled in the Lincrof I Craig Ferret Is aboard. the Spinway at Saratoga Aug. 26 before racing her again. Royal Suite has won three of her four starts, debuting May 2. She took the. Domino and the Fashion Stakes at Belmont, V ilus gets revenge the latter in her last outing.

WASHINGTON (API - Top-seeded Accipiter's Dream, Bluer Than Blue, and assisssssi ssssiisssB SSSSSSSSB sssssssssl sssssssssl assssssssl ^sssssM SS^SSSSB ssssssssssl sssssssssl ssssslssssl sjsssl ssssssS SsssssssM tMssssssl B| Guillermo Vilas of Argentia - poet, novelist, Street Ballet are three fillies that will proba- songwriter and tennis player supreme — bly run in the Sorority. Accipiter's Dream, gained some revenge over Victor Pecci of trained by Del Carroll, won the Colleen at LUX DISHWASHING RAVE SOFT MissClairor MI8SCLAIROL Paraguay yesterday in winning the $175,000 Monmouth and the Astoria at Belmont July 16. HAIR SPRAY "'SHAMPOO FORMULA Bluer Than Blue and Street Ballet ran third LIQUID Washington Star International tournament. Longer lasting R.guUr. hard to hold HAIR COLOr and fourth, respectively, in the Colleen, run Viias won the championship when the 23- Slide year-old Pecci, whose only victory over the July 10. Argentine in seven previous matches came in "She's a nice filly, a real good actor," said the French Open this spring, was unable to to assistant trainer Lou Bernier about Street continue play after suffering a cramp in his Ballet. "She's a quiet little baby around the left calf in the tiebreaker of the second set of barn, but comes alive on the race track and their best-of-five championship match goes about her business."

PLANTERS NOXZEMA REVLON FLEX Monmouth Park Today DRY ROASTED MEDICATED BALSAM * PROTEIN PEANUTS SKIN CREAM TREATMENT Whirling Sauctr (112) Edwards .l||W)MlM:W<.,lfM Mary L. (US) Solomon* , won't dry SHAMPOO Lon Nil's Too 111*) Oomei IS I CavY Ceke» in/> Tajtlra tun mm. i w * w, cuw, t Rwm.fh.bk Annie (lit) Morales IS 1 Lucy Belie (117) No toy Mr. Vlt (1131 O'Aauito your skin like soap Normal, oily or tint tabtllltuUlna (lit) Ptrrat M ft"in* RUM (US) Nked 4-1 R Ina (lit) Klltfila.. Dof.tl'•i Ouetl M»l MacBeth Wail Content (lit) Parrel comical Judae (110) Nrtd Hew mi) MtKBetD mi New Rlnfclo (111) Border. Proton (114) NUKl , Grande Jeanne (lef) Brown af-l VktorloutVal (IIS) Landlclnl Wind Shot (110) Klldn* PeppenetlanltUI Burton 12 Chtarlul 5t»v« (HI) Bsilty Senoran (1111 Nemeti M-1 Mr. Fuel (120) Brumfleld .'.'. Mailman's Jtl dot) Albtrlrant Champion Jane (117) Guerre • i Neat Frontier (HO) Ptrret Raoalo (112) Gomai M: Ml, 1VM. Clmg , I Fur Hilly Ridge (Hi) Nted Tip Top Tony (111) Low* Stronger (1») Mac Be* a i Frank Talk (lit) Solomona .... Hall RtrrwdMaro(M4)Tajalra... Hy Powered (114) BrumfieM S-S Perfect Bidder |i») No Bov Llttla Grafl (115) NoBo» DkMlin Dandy (tilt Teleira 10-1 Dragon Stayer (ill) No ftov Navob (114) MOraiai •each Screen (ill) Teleira M DroAba (114) McCaulev Big Ll« (11 J> Gomel GILLETTE ATRA Fierce Spirit (in) Boulmetlt H SCOPE REVLON FLEX Fuel Power (110) floulmelli • 1 MOUTHWASH SHAVING BALSAM & PROTEIN Klllernev Castle (1») BrumfleWL 13-1 r-lamer (114) Tanner e-1 HORSES TO WATCH & GARGLE CARTRIDGES INSTANT HAIR Princely Heir (lit) Kurtl f-1 >rt: IMM. t re Mala*,, CUng., IV. Fur. BY REGGIE STER "Scope donn't IMVI your CONDITIONER Quant's Led (115) Thomas in OUAS OF THE SUN - Showed early ipeed 1B open broath imalling medicinay' Regular, •««• body or light Berctfow MM) Wackar Si Jolly WlntllarKl (114) No Boy S-1 compuy. Try igalnit New Jerwy-bredi In a iprint. Driving BoW (IIS) Boulmelli 10-1 Fun Bet (US) Mac Beth 4-1 POLLY NESM1TH - Steady rider will bring this one home Simple Thoughts Mil) McCaulev Hi Ant. Lon« Cove MIS) Brumlleld M Don Natau (115) Tanner e-1 MCALLISTER MISS - Slightly hindered on backttretch Dan Dan Dandy (114) Brumfleld 1-1 MoUe Mil) Brumlleld 3 i Uit tine. CMM have coil her n victory. a*: rtJet, i ye a m, <**».. 11/te M PROMOTIONAL - Doted itroigly in Uit after a long Danceland (114) Perret 4-1 layoff. Next doel It. Verbeila (122) No Bov 2-1 GILLETTE WESTINGHOUSE REVLON FLEX FkMIe E. Don (114) No Bov 4 1 SHARP BELLE - Hai returned from vacation In good Airborne Milt < 111) Lopei 20-1 RIGHT GUARD BUG-AWAY NON-AEROSOL East Coast SnoPPar (114) MecBeth 101 shape. Not far from a win in allowance company. Revelation M07) Albertranl 13-1 DEODORANT LIGHT BULBS HAIR NET Hare Cornet Mary (114) D'AgustO 10-1 DUFFY DUCKET - Has been hooking tigers while running Atuaual (114) No Bov S-1 well. Slightly softer company needed. Environmental formula. ReKue Parly (114) Brumfield 5 3 Lightar propallant with Bull* Flower Mil) Thomas e-l Evening Bllli (10*) Matkaben • l mi numbar ol iprayt SELECTIONS Nt. wt. S o>. HabUual Violator (1W) KlWila".,...,,..',. »-5 Aim and Fire (|U) Gomu 4-1 By REGGIE STER Nlnfa'sGtft (114) Saumell 4-1 1 - Sabellhui, Poppaneiian. Dorall's Quest Starmafcar Machine (1)4) Muccloto.... 10-1 Swindon (114) McCaulev. 6 ' I — Hy Powered, Beach Screen, Fuel Power Scanderbea flu) Edwards 3-1 I <- Long Cove, Don NaUsa, Jolly Wtndland flouah Angle (1141 Mac Bath e-1 4 — Rescue Party, Dnncelud, Aiusual Fancy Broad (H) Row" '..••'..-1-1 Casa of Hooey (IIS) No Bov tO-1 5 - Habitual Violator, Scanderbeg, Rough Angle JOHNSON'S PAPER MAID Paddock Paula (lit) Parrel S-1 t~ Fired Red, Carolyn DUu, Paddock PiuU Jene Porter (Hi) McCaulev 11-1 REACH PLASTIC CUPS A Merry Ride (1)5) Solomona I i 7 - Well Content, Karen's Tone, Mary L. TOOTHBRUSH Find Red (113) Ferret e-l Kill* roachoi continuously Gtve Ma The LIU (111) No Bov 10-1 I — Whirling Saucer, Next Frontier, Mr Fuel Power Wench (111) Gomel 1S-1 • — Cheerful Steve, Race Ipta, Proton lie / with one aaay application Carolyn Diann MOS) Terry...., *•> Cosmic Power (115) Thomas 1S-1 BEST BET: Whirling Saicet (Sth) Trlsnium Wi) Loaei 10-1 Breath of the East (lit) D'Aguilo 1M Friday's Winners: Monte Carlo Jim (3.M); Native Move n»: 114M4.1 Ta* w, All- , I Par. MM) EXACT A <8.a»; Hellenic Warrior 18.00) Karen's Tune (in)Mucctolo t-1 Meadowlands Tonight BAYER • INCH HI: Paca, Clmt., »,aM Sootr Riopla (Evllilior) H.R. Eddia (NoDriver) Sacond GuaiMr (Baldachlno) * 1 Tar FoyH (Hammtfi) Flv Fly Mlnilrel (Lancatltr) ASPIRIN WHITE Admiral Byrd N (Ramman) f-1 Honatl Eiiprtfi (Maul) Magical (No Driver) Ratttl Clarlla (Wtbttar) 11-1 Mh:TrM,Clmt.,|tC« Dining Out (Gegilardi) TABLETS PAPER PLATES Wnlla Harvtil (Fasllarona) t-1 Nod (CampMII) Twilla Loball (Schmlotl) For last pain ralial Graat lor parti** or ptcnlea First Marh (Frladman) 10-1 Black Lab»l (AlMll) The Blinard A (No Driver) J.M. 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