Brotherly love shines at CBA By ROSEMARY O'HARA tbe New York-New Jersey Province. The resi- will be able to receive the same care that they LINCROFT - The tun ihone brighUy yester- dence, heralded ai a long-awaited community for have shown for others. day M l,S00 persons gathered on the campus of the brothers, houses a therapy room, I chapel, a The Rev. William J. Bohnsack of St. Leo the Christian Brotben Academy to witness the dedi- library, an arts and crafts studio and a recreation Great Church, here, said in his homily that the cition of • new building for retired Christian dedication ceremony was held not only to ask Brotben. And, like the Kin, wordi of pralie for The structure is located adjacent to Christian God's blessing for the building but also to salute the Lord ud the brMhers were warm and abun- Brothers Academy on Newman Springs Road. the deep dedication "in the hearts of the brothers Architect for the 11.5 million building was Roger whom we honor today." The Most Rev John C. ReUi, bishop designate Blabo of New York City, and general contractor Scanlan welcomed the size of the crowd atten- of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Trenton, was was Patock Construction, Tinton Falls. ding the dedication ceremonies, saying that it was one of the celebrants at a mass preceding the Completion and dedication of the facility were "one more sign of encouragement to us that the dedication ceremony. Relas blessed the M- perceived by many of the participants yesterday La Salle family is so good." Brother James Kelly, bedroom facility and praised the brothers for as a fitting way for the Christian Brothers to director of De La Salle Hall, asked everyone to showing that it Is possible to make a lifelong celebrate the 300th anniversary of their founding treat the residence as an integral part of the commitment. He said he hoped their commitment in Roe 1ms, France, by St. John Baptist De La community by coming to visit the brothers regu- will Inspire others to follow religious vocations Salle. a larly. and carry on their work. Brother Thomas Scanlan, director of educa- The brothers who worked on the project were The Most Rev. John C. Relss, right, bishop designate of The ceremony capped a two-year effort on the tion at the academy, said the brothers long have saluted, too, by Brother John Martin, who the Diocese of Trenton, blesses one of the 24 bedrooms In the new residence for part of the brotben to build De La SaUe Hall, a served as "good Samaritans" by reaching out to thanked them all for "turning a dream (De La retired and sick Christian Brothers, constructed adjacent to Christian Brothers residence for retired and ill Christian Brothers of help others in need, and expressed nope they now Salle Hall) into a reality." Academy In Lincroft. Looking on Is the Rev. Peter Romeo, the bishop's secretary. The Daily Register Monmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 102 NO. 244 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. APRIL 14, 1980 20 CENTS Caucuses tap delegates for Assassin's 2 Democrats By MARK MAGYAR elected at the caucus for knife misses TINTON FALLS -A clas- Massachusetts Sen. Edward sic Democratic coalition of M. Kennedy. party officials, labor, blacks And there were enough un- and students turned out yes- ion leaders there to bold a terday for a mini-convention regional convention of the here to select delegate slates AFL-CIO if Stephen Hornik of from the M Congressional Manalapan, president of the Mrs. Ghandi District to ran in the June 3 Monmouth-Ocean AFL-CIO, presidential primary. had decided to caU me. "The purpose of these Four men and four women NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Prime Min- mini-conventions is to from each of New Jersey's 15 ister Indira Gandhi escaped assassination RMUtor Mi kv Carl Farta* today when a knife hurled at her in a crowd broaden the base of partici- congressional districts were KENNEDY CAUCUS—Paul Shaffry (seated at table) andMalaehi Kennev, both of pation in the Democratic Na- selected yesterday to run on outside the Parliament building narrowly Red Bank, coordinators of Democratic delegate caucus for Sen. Edward M. Ken- missed her, a New Delhi police official said. tional Convention by getting slates committed to Presi- nedy, address the caucus before the first ballot at Monmouth Regional High School. as many people involved in dent Jimmy Carter and Ken- Three police officers overpowered the as- the rtelngats selection proc- sailant and arrested him, and he was charged ess as possible," said Edward Tne Kennedy caucus drew with attempted murder, Deputy Police Com- ReiUy. the Neptune township 1M persons, and M of them missionej; Gurcharan Singh said. attorney who chaired the still were around for the final He was Identified as Ram Bulchand mini convention at Mon- ballot four hours later. The Lalwanl of Baroda, In western India, but his Close to 1,000 see motive was not Immediately learned. mouth Regional High School. Carter caucus pulled In 2l« •And we certainly suc- parsons, including the Slover Lalwanl was about six feet away from ceeded hi that." brigade, but only 51 were still Mrs. Gandhi when be threw the stiletto-type around four hours later when knife with a four-inch blade at her, Singh addition to YMCA said. The knife grazed one of her police the seventh ballot was KENNEDY SLATE counted. RED BANK - The Community YMCA Youngsters played in the nejr nursery bodyguards, but be was not injured, Singh Vincent DaMarco, Hazlet Linda B. Kenney, a young opened the doors to its new $1.5 million school room while members described the reported. Linda Kenney, Red Bank. Red Bank lawyer who left her addition yesterday and people from through- Indian Guides and Indian Princesses pro- The attempt was made on the 61-year-old Richard Van Wagner, Newark law firm two weeks out northern Monmouth County went indoors grams'. Those programs are conducted in prime minister as she was on her way tohe r Middletown ago to enlist In the Kennedy on a bright spring day to take a look. another special room — one that is adorned car after attending a ceremony in the Par- Bette J. Collins, West campaign, was the top vote Close to a thousand persons turned out for with pictures and charts and even has a mini- liament building in honor of the late Dr. B.R. Uog Branch getter In the Kennedy caucus » the grand opening yesterday afternoon, ac- bike. Ambedkar, a leader of the Untouchables, the Stephen Hornik, with HI votes. Her husband, cording to Len H. Wilson, the Y's executive "There have been a lot of kids and senior lowest caste of Hindu society. Malacbi Kenney, served as director. citizens, and the Y has something for all of Today was the nth anniversary of his Sharon Gall Harris, counsel to the Kennedy "They're out here in force," Wilson said. them," Wilson declared. birth, and Mrs. Gandhi placed floral garlands Asbury Park caucus, which was chaired by "We are very pleased with the turnout." "We now have a complete facility," he on his statue. MRS. INDIRA GHANDI Lawrence Lswson, Nep- Paul Shaffry, Red Bank Dem- Guides sporting bright red batting added, noting that previously much of the During the ceremony, Untouchable lead- tune. ocratic chairman. helmets led a seemingly endless procession activity had centered around the swimming ers asked her to declare the birthday a public business. Marianne Cannavo, Red Linda Kenney and Bette J. of visitors through the spanking new facility. pool and the aquatics programs. holiday. She agreed and issued the order After the attack, Mrs. Gandhi was driven Bank. - Collins of West Long Branch, The curious meandered through the Wilson emphasised that funds for the ad- effective immediately, even though it was to her official residence and apparently went CARTER SLATE a former Monmouth County brightly lit gymnasium with its gleaming dition came in large measure from the com- late morning and all offices bad opened for ahead with her schedule of appointments. Helen K. Slover, Democratic vice chairman, vinyl floor and impressive athletic equip- munity — although the Y did have to take out Keansburg. who received It votes, were ment, around the elevated running track and a loan in order to complete the project. Robert M. Holland, elected to the Kennedy slate into the almost luxurious locker rooms. Yesterday was observed locally as YMCA Marlboro. on the first ballot, as were Others wandered through the new fitness Sunday — even in churches, where cler- testing center and listened as Y personnel Red Cross due to see Jackie Walker, MaUwan. DeMarco, Hornik and As- gymen explained the importance of the Y to John Estock, Middletown. semblyman Richard Van explained how the exercise equipment is See YMCA, page 3 Kathryn Freret, Fair Wagner, D-Monmouth and used. Haven. Middlesex, who helped or- ganise the draft-Kennedy U.S. hostages today George Shermood, Ocean Township. movement in New Jersey last September. By The Associated Press on President Abolhassan Banl-Sadr Saturday Elizabeth S. Pace, Mid- Representatives of the .Red Cross and a and relayed demands from their govern- dletown. DeMarco, who tallied 108 group of Iranians were scheduled to visit the ments for the immediate release of the Joseph Tomaio, Mid- votes, impressed the caucus 50 American hostages in the U.S. Embassy hostages. A press aide said Bani-Sadr re- dletown. with the work he has done in today to checkyw their condition. jected the demand and warned the foreign the Kennedy campaign since Pars, the official Iranian news agency, governments against taking punitive action mid-January. DeMarco cam- said the young militants holding the Ameri- against Iran. But he said he would ask some Helen K. Slover of paigned for Kennedy in cans captive since Nov. 4 agreed to let them international organization to check on the Keansburg hired a bus to Maine, New Hampshire, Wis- be visited by representatives of the Red condition of the captive Americans and re- bring her supporters down to consin and New York. In New Cross and its Iranian equivalent, the Red port to the world on their treatment. vote in the caucus for Presi- York, he was Manhattan stu- Lion and Sun Society; Iranian Health Min- The Americans' last foreign visitors were dent Jimmy Carter; other dent coordinator and or- ister Moussa Zargar and Hojatoleslam three American clergymen who held Easter Slover supporters car-pooled ganized students at Columbia Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Moslem clergy- services eight days ago and reported they in. Law School, where be is a man who leads the weekly Sabbath prayer In were in excellent physical and mental shape. Vincent DeMarco's moth- third-year law student. Tehran. The militants also renewed their threat to er brought two rows of Asbury Park lawyer Law- Today is the hostages' 163rd day of cap- kill all the hostages, saying they would friends from Haxlet to help rence Lawson, a member of tivity. The militants apparently agreed tole t "blow them sky-high," if the United States her 22-year-old son get See Caucuses, page Z them be visited in an attempt to undercut took military action against Iran. They an- RnkWr •»•<• •» RaMrt S. WIIIKrm President Carter's campaign to get Japan nounced last December that they had mined WORKING OUT — New universal ovm apparatus at the Community YMCA, in and America's major European allies to take the embassy walls with explosives. Red Bank. Is given a test run- bv visitors yesterday during an open house the same economic and diplomatic sanctions President Carter told a group of European The Inside Story marking completion of a $1.5 million addition. Exercise room is one of many against Iran that he ordered. television correspondents on Saturday that if new features. The ambassadors of Japan and the nine further U.S. action was necessary to free the European Common Market countries called See Red Cross, page 3 THE WEATHER
Ratal eaathnring today. May be heavy at times this sitenooa tareagh Ualgat. Highs today hi the mid to r Us. Variable clwlwtw aad sottared showers Old Wagon Farm shuts doors aplete report page 3. By ROSEMARY O'HARA and the buildings will be razed 60 days after HOLMDEL - The Old Wagon Farm they are sold. Engagements are aaaowacea. ..I closed its doors for the last time yesterday at Plans for the double-level, 981,000-square Red BaakDeberah prepares for party.. ...I 5 p.m., ending three generations of nurturing foot Bayshore region shopping mall are now Ballestrereswlas Master's to .11 a business built on homemade goods and being discussed informally before the Yaaks sweep Rangers... .11 good, old-fashioned hospitality. Holmdel Planning Board. As closing time nested, » hollow sound Yesterday, 450 area residents came for a echoed throughout the wooden, tin-celling final taste of the farm's famous pancakes. Bridge advice.. II DAILY REGISTER building festooned with wagon wheels and And George Scharff, one-time sales manager I PHONE NUMBERS leather riding gear, as customers strolled for the farm and long-time piano player and ..17-11 Mala Office.. through lamenting the passing of another tour director, tried to preserve throughout II Toll Free 171-MM tradition. The building was empty except for the day the spirit he has conveyed at the farm Cresswerd pussle.. U Toll Free HM1W a handful of discounted merchandise not for 15 and a half years at "Mr. George's" I Classified Dept MM7M bought in the last week. piano. U drcmUUoa Dept. The tradition is ending to make way for Scharff lamented the selling of the site. lifestyle M SpertsDept the proposed' Holmdel Shopping Mall. The He said be asked Donald Peseux, the man- Make A Dale.. ,-. M MiddletowaBerea«...«l-a»« mall's developers, ShopCo Holmdel As- ager of Old Wagon Farm, to ask Betty Hen- OMtaarles..... « Freehold Bareaa. ttl-ll« sociates, New York City, have purchased the drickson, the farm's owner, to consider leas- Sports... .1114 Uag Branca Bareaa. BS-NM 35-acre site. ing the site for the three years the developer The remaining buildings, farm equipment is expected to take before any construction and stock will be auctioned off April 10 and 20 See Old Wagon Farm, page I Old Wagon Farm now tit* all alone. (Carl Forino photo) 2 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J MONDAY, APRILU. i960 Carter moving farther ahead By The Associated Press and we're hopeful of getting a similar response." -South Carolina: Carter's forces won M dele- Sen. Edward Kennedy claims Us victory in Then, aiming a barb at Carter's tactic of gates and Kennedy got one as the state completed Arisona Democratic Party caucuses has un- staying in the White House, Kennedy added: "I its selectiao process. Two were uncommitted TION earthed a cactus in President Carter's Rose think yesterday that Jimmy Carter found that The president had established this pattern in •y The AsMetalesI freu Garden, but in party meetings in three other there's a little cactus ... growing in the Rose earlier precinct caucuses. states the president found fertile ground for his Garden." -Washington: State party chairman Joe growing lead in the race for the party's presiden- Carter aides, admitted Kennedy had out- Murphy says weekend conventions in the state's manufacture of synthetic rubber and tial nomination. maneuvered them la Arizona Presidential four largest counties should give Carter a 1-1 Rain cools racial heat plastics. In fact, the delegate selectiao process in South spokesman Jody Powell said Kennedy "had us margin over Kennedy, equalling his margis in Two other cars overturned, officials said, Carolina. Virginia and Washington this weekend looking the other way" and added that farm Washington's March 11 precinct caucuses. That WR1GHTSVILLE, Ga. - Thunderstorm* workers leader Cesar Chavez "did a great -job in forced most of the 2,100 residents of this east- including one containing synthetic plastic, added to the president's margin over Kennedy would give Carter at least 28 of Washington's 47 also toxic but apparently not explosive. The despite the Massarnwsttts senator's showing in the Hispanic communtiee" In the state along the delegates, with as many at 14 gong to Kennedy central Georgia town indoors yesterday fol- Arisona and a likelihood of similar results in Mexican border. lowing a week of racial tension and sporadic third car was said to be carrying diesel fuel. and another 14 uncommitted. It was also reported to be leaking. But Carter aides had little to complain about violence which ended in a barrage of compet- But Kennedy saw his Ariaona victory - be overall from the weekend's Democratic political -Virginia: In conventions in five of the state's ing prayers and epithets. seemed assured of gaining M of the states 29 meetings. 10 congressional districts Carter gained 11 dele- As the last of the 100 state troopers pulled Swan song for 'Grease' delegates to the Democratic National Convention Going into the weekend caucuses, Carter had gates and Kennedy two. Twenty-one more dele- out of town yesterday, black leaders said - as leading to similar results In Pennsylvania, gates will be chosen later In the other five dis- they would continue to press for a greater NEW YORK (AP) - "Grease," Broad- Wl of the 1,999 delegate votes needed for the party tricts, and 14 will be elected at a state convention. way's longest-running musical, rocked, where IBS delegates are at stake in the April 22 nomination. Kennedy had 491. share of political and economic power. primary. At various stages in the complicated process -Alaska: With results from five of S3 district "The march is not over," said John rolled and sang of high school life in the late Fifties for the last time yesterday. It closed "The Southwest has spoken," Kennedy said of choosing delegates to the national convention, conventions, Kennedy supporters claimed J4 of Martin, local president of the Southern Chris- Sunday in Philadelphia when he learned of the the weekend's Democrtic meetings broke down the X89 delegates being selected for the slate tian Leadership Conference, which mustered after 3,388 performances. "Grease" opened Feb. 14, 1972 and had Arizona results. this way: convention next month. Carter's forces picked up more than 200 demontrators Saturday for a "The Northeast has spoken," he said, refer- —Ariaona: With 65 of 70 precinct caucuses 12 of the seats, and 33 went to uncommitted march to the Johnson County courthouse. survived critics, a royalties dispute and occa- delegates. The state convention will choose II sionally slow box-office business. It took the ring to his earlier victories in New York and reporting, Kennedy had 55 percent of the vote to Connecticut. "The next state is Pennsylvania and Carter's 45. That would give Kennedy II delegates delegates who will cast Alaska's li votes at the long-run record from "Fiddler on the Roof" national convention. Minor fire at Capitol with its 3,243rd performance on Dec. 8 we look forward to carrying the same message . ' and Carter IS. WASHINGTON (AP) - A drape In the "Grease" also helped boost the careers House wing of the Capitol caught fire yester- of a number of young hopefuls who went on to day, causing minor damage and necessi- stardom, among them John Travolta, Rich- Hoffman, Field tating evacuation of the wing, U.S. Capitol ard Gere, Barry Bostwick, Adrienne Barbeau Police said. and Marilu Henner. Two officers who put out the short-lived The show died primarily because of New heavy favorites blase with fire extinguishers were taken to York's 11-day transit strike, which ended Providence Hospital in Washington. One was Friday, according to Lynne Guerra, the mu- treated for smoke inhalation and the other sical's production stage manager. for possible eye injury from chemicals in the She said "Grease" drew a predominantly for the Oscars extinguishers, authorities said. young audience, many of whom live in New HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Sellers. "Being There." The fire damaged only the drape and an York City and takes buses and tubways to the Tonight is Oscar night, and Advance predictions in- adjacent archway in the first-floor Statuary show. But they stayed away from the box . they'll all be there - from dicate a sweep for "Kramer Hall but dense smoke required evacuation of office, apparently because of uncertainty Christopher Reeve to Mickey vs. Kramer," but there could the wing, police said. over when the strike would end. Rooney, Bo Derek to Penis be surprises. The other nomi- - The cause of the fire was not immediately KhambatU. nees for best picture: "All known. That Jazz,1 "Apocalypse Budget cutting seen The Academy of Motion Now," "Breaking Away," Gasoline costs to dip? WASHINGTON - The federal budget Picture Arts and Sciences "Breaking Away." takes center stage this week as Congress promises a stellar cast for Las Vegas oddsmaker Bob LOS ANGELES - After rising this year returns from its 10-day Easter recess and the 52nd awards, with a bet- Martin has made "Kramer at an average rate of l.S cents per gallon a resumes the politically distasteful job of cut- ter than usual turnout of the vs. Kramer" the favorite for week, retail gasoline price increases have ting government spending in an election acting nominees. best picture, and Dustln Hoff- slowed dramatically In the last three weeks, year. All of those iKHP'natH for man and Sally Field favorites possibly foreshadowing a drop in prices at The budget action begins tomorrow on the best actress of 1979 will be for best performers. the pump, oil industry analyst Dan Lundberg Senate floor, where senators flee a proposal present in the audience of the says. All but favorite Melvyn that would increase defense spending over Los Angeles Musk Center: Douglas ("Being There") The average price of all grades of what President Carter has recommended, Jill Clayburgh, "Suiting will appear for the supporting gasoline nationwide from March 21 through but would make deep cuts in social pro- Over"; Sally Field, "Norroa actor award. The others: April 11 rose only 0.M cents a gallon to fl.237, grams. Rae"; Jane Fonda, "The Robert Duvall, "Apocalypse aa indicator of an overall cooling of the U.S. Later in the week, the House is expected China Syndrome", Marsha Now"; Frederick Forrest, economy, said the publisher of the weekly oil to consider its budget-balancing proposal, Mason, "Chapter Two," and "The Rose"; Justin Henry, industry Lundberg Letter which would provide less money for defense Bette Midler. "The Rose." "Kramer vs. Kramer," and In as interview yesterday, Lundberg said than the Senate wants, but also would carry Waiting on camera for the Mickey Rooney, "The Black the sjackwiing pace of gas price increases less disruption of social programs. Stallion." probably will lead to a rollback in prices. He announcement of best actor said the overall economy will determine how will be Dustln Hoffman, Awaiting the envelope for far aad how fast gas prices will arap. "Kramer vs. Kramer"; supporting actress will be Lance to call on King Jack Lemmon, "The China Barbara Barrie, "Breaking ATLANTA - Former U.S. budget direc- Syndrome," and Roy Away"; Candice Bergen, Toxic chemicals spill tor Bert Lance, who called on President Scbeider, "All That Jan." •Starting Over"; Mariel THE FAVORITES — Actress Sally Field, left and Dustln Hoffman art heavy Hemingway. "Manhattan," favorites to win the best actress and best actor tonight In the 52nd Academy Awards. McNElLL, Idas. - Railway workers to- Carter's mother as his first character wit- Declining the Academy's in- ness, turns now to a renowned civil rights vitation: Al Pacino. "And and Meryl Streep, "Kramer She is shown In the role of a textile worKer-ectlvlst In the film "Norm. Rae" while day began cleaning up toxic chemicals that vs. Kramer." he's the custody-seeking father in "Kramer vs. Kramer." leaked from two overturned tank cars follow- leader, the Rev. Martin Luther King Sr. Justice for All" and Peter ing an It-car derailment near this southwest As the bank fraud trial of Lance and three Mississippi community. associates enters its 14th week today, About 60 families in Pearl River County Lance's attorneys plan to rest their defense fled their homes yesterday afternoon when a after calling five more witnesses. "Daddy" King, as he is known, U the Caucuses tap Democrat delegates tank car carrying a chemical called styrefle monomer overturned aad ruptured The retired pastor of the famed Ebeneier Baptist (Continued) "bullet voting," the practice Church in Atlanta. His son, the Rev. Martin Lawson and Harris, and three neth E. Pringle; Donald cratic Chairman John ft. the Neptune Township Com- young people, DeMarco. Lin- of voting for only one favorite Yacavone of Belmar; Florino, who pledged last Luther King Jr., was slain in Memphis, mittee since 1974, won a candidate instead of two. pre- Ton., in 190. Seven of the 12 jurors are da Kenney and Harris again. Pauline S. Gikas of Howell, year to remain neutral in this fourth-ballot victory over The Carter slate includes venting anyone from getting and Marie L. Jalsko, a Wail year's presidential primary state Sen. Eugene J. Bedell, no blacks and no one under 30 a majority until the field was committeewoman, campaign, did not attend the D-Monmouth and Middlesex, years of age. whittled down to three can- mini-convention and Michael P. Barns of Luanda Micheletti of Mid- Robert M. Holland, a didates by the rule eliminat- dletown ran the Carter County Democratic Vice People Bel ford, who described Marlboro lawyer who was ing the lowest vote getter af- Chairman Kathy Sheeffer. himself as "a blue collar caucus, with assistance from NEW YORK By JIM BISHOP tumble. Gold is now down to "As vice-president, you For years, I have been a $117.50 an ounce " have addressed the great is- member in good standing of THE Midge Costanxa, White sues of oar times with the Foot in-Mouth Club It is House aide, predicted that, courage and candor. Your not an exclusive institution after Camp David, the presi- strong patriotism, and year Anyone with a gift for saying REPORTER dent would dump some of his profound dedication to the the wrong thing at the wrong political advisers. Midge welfare of our nation, have time enjoys automatic mem- went Author Irving Wallace, ben an inspiration to all who bership. hi a new magaxlar called have served with yoa as well We miss the voice of our Next, says be predicted that a as to millions of others past president, Richard Nix- We dust off a chair for the throughout the country." on, who said: "Let me make editors of The Literary BISHOP one thing perfectly dear. Lee Cherae, economist, Digest, who, in 1*36, pro- The marvel of that admin- Your president is not a predicted the inflation rate mltmeat to achieving equity claimed "Our poll shows istration is that nobody tried crook." Nor can we forget Alf Landon winning over last year would be only « 5 and justice for all iu people, to sell the White House as a good old Jerry Ford, who in- Franklin D. Roosevelt for percent. Jimmy the Greek, protecting its environment sisted that Poland Is a free president." Shortly after- emerging from a meeting at aad improving the quality of t3mt*» turt-Ttnw and independent nation ward, the magaxine com- the lira Republican Conven- its life" I remember the night It consoled me to learn mitted suicide tion, said that Gerald Ford Yoa wanna run that Carter was nominated by the that Albert Einstein said Lord Kelvin, British physi- would select Ranald Reagan through us one more time? Democrats. He said: "Aa that, if anyone made an atom- cist of revered memory, as Us vice-president Worse, And yet 1 am saddened governor, I had to deal each ic bomb, it would be so huge thundered: "X-rays are a he told it to Walter Cronkite that Richard Nixon is no long- day with the complicated, PLO diplomacy: Terror that it would have to be hoax " Dwight D. Eisen- When Carter was elected er in the public eye like a hot confused, overlapping and placed in the hold of an ocean hower, forever calm and full la November UTt, The New cinder Ha was always good wasteful federal government The popular image of the Palestine persons in the bloody attack on an Israeli liner and sailed Into aa ene- of soup, said: "whatever York Tiroes lest its editorial for a calm, measured, asinine bureaucracy As president, I my port. Not to mention head: "...the essential ele- Liberation Organization aa a band of bus two years ago. happens in Vietnam, I can quote which caused Ameri- want yea to help me evolve Adm. William Leaky, who conceive of nothing except ment, It seems to us, was the terrorist* who will stop at nothing was The Arab Liberation Front, a part of cans to took at each other and sn efficient, economical. said to Truman: "It won't go military victory." Ia IMO, I belief among the majority of beg: "Did he say that? Did reinforced last week when five PLO the PLO which claimed responsibility off, believe roe, and I'm an predicted that Hitler's ar- the electorate that here was a be really say that?" members staged an early morning raid for the raid on the nursery at Misgav expert In explosives." : for our nation. I mies would be crushed at the man who understood aad He was also clever in the recognixe the difficulty, but if on the children's dormitory at Misgav Am, said it was designed to mark the Time Magazine, chortling MaginotUne sympathized with the prob- matter of writing mean Am, an Israeli kibbutz on the Lebanese 33rd anniversary of the Arab Baath So- with pride, referred to the Rosalynn Carter slipped a lems of the cities, of the ur- ingless letters. When Spiro I'm elected, it's going to be election of Jimmy Carter in border cialist Party, which controls Iraq and slipper Into her mouth when, ban as well as the rural poor, Agnew resigned as vice-pres- 1971 "as one of the most re- of the disadvantaged, of Ike The raid left a two-and-a-hali-year- speaking of affairs of state, ident 10 months before T/icky The remarkable feature of Syria — a political celebration of sorts. markable and fascinating po- she laid: "Me and Jimmy Dick bopped into Air Force our Foot-in-Mouth Club Is old child, Eyal Gluska, dead in his crib, It more likely was an attempt to litical itories of this cen- "Here was a man who have decided "In July 197». One for his last free ride, the and four other children were wounded. tury." Of the new president, The New York Tiroes warned articulated the deep convic- that none of oar members sabatoge the fragile Israeli-Egyptian president publicised a letter Two adults died at the hands of the PLO the editors said: "He wasn't speculators when it stated: tion that the strength of this have learned to remove the peace treaty. The raid took place on the be bad written to Agnew: just whistling Dixie." Oh, yes "Gold prices continue to country lies in its bask com- shoe and sock first.. terrorists: The 36-year-old secretary of eve of the arrival in Washington of Egyp- the kibbutz was shot to death as, un- tian President Anwar Sadat and a week armed, be tried to fight off the invaders, before the arrival in Washington of Be- and a 20-year-old Israeli soldier died in gin, both coming here to discuss with the rescue. All five terrorists were killed Rep. Kelly hailed for patriotism President Carter the question of self-rule by Israeli troops which freed six for the Palestinians living in the Israeli- Howell that in a similar tune In his- family calls on time 7.1 had a hostages, five of them children under the tory, Cicero had his bead re- scout meeting at 7:10, and we occupied West Bank and Gaza. The To the Editor: age of three. Jack Anderson's column FROM OUR READERS moved. Times have changed. had to drive to the meeting so Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty sticks in G-Men who once specialixed we had to leave at 7:». 8ure Quoting the Israeli poet, Chaim that tends to show that Con- the craw of the PLO, which once again gressman Kelly was Innocent In the worthy job of catching enough, at 7:39 the train Nachman fiialik, Prime Minister Men- ST.? baa shown preference for diplomacy by of any charges brought about criminals, now resort to il- came choking in. My father acbem Begin said, as Eyal Gluska's tiny vsss legal entrapment to shut up didn't get Us surprise until terror rather than by talk. by Abscam is commendable, body was lowered into the grave, "Not if a bit late, but falls to go real patriots like Richard 8.30 after my scout meeting. Kelly We are the real vic- Conrall fails again. even the devil himself has invented a The raid raises questions about the Into the reason why Kelly was Rather it is a tyranny im- tims of this sting! On the second account, we way of avenging the blood of a small ability of the United Nations' peace- signled out. The clue is per- "In short, we are develop- posed by a bureaucratic elite E.J. Toner Jr. were going out to dinner to haps.from the Congressional ing a new form of tyranny, upon a society willing to ac- child." keeping force in Lebanon to stop ter- Record, in a speech by Rep. celebrate my great report unlike any in the past It la a cept Its mandate, a society The terrorist invasion of the nursery rorist incursions. And one must question Kelly entitled "The Growth card, and we went to meet tyranny enforced not by the where the individual is begin- at Misgav Am Is the latest in a long list why UN. Secretary General Kurt Of Government Regulations will of anna, nor by the dem- Late trains my father at the train station. ning to count for less, a socie- Once again Conrall ruins a of PLO atrocities: The murder of the Waldheim was so gentle in his statement — A New Form Of Tyranny." agogic leadership of a noble Uttle Silver ty where personal initiative is family night. Jt wouldn't have If I may be permitted to despot. It is not a tyranny children at Ma'alot and Klryat Shemona, on the raid, stopping short of condemna- ...quote from just one para- becoming subordinated to the To the Editor: bothered me if be was 15 where toe many have been of the Israeli athletes at Munich, of 38 tion and fatting to cite the PLO by name. graph of his stinging new higher social concious- I read the March 15 arti- minutes late, but be was well coerced again* their will. ness. It is the tyranny of the cle. From Our Readers, and over an hour late. as a reply have two actual bureaucracy of which I It used to be a family joke accounts concerning the so- speak, and it is my conviction when a train went by at • and called trams. Although I rare- that,if allowed to continue in Dad or I would snicker, The tax on marriage ly ride them, my father does. its present course, It will "Well, there's the 5:50 from On the first account, it threaten our survival as a yesterday!" Now we're seri- For a society which honors mar- cent years, with many more women tak- was my father's birthday but free and independent people, ous! riage, it seems strange that current fed- ing jobs outside the home, spouses have be had to go to work. All for It has the potential to eral tax law has changed the old adage to through the day I was excited . We can't even have a fam- learned how severe the penalty is. In enslave us all. To prevent this ily dinner because of Conrall "two can live together cheaper, that ia if about a surprise for him once some cases young couples duck the issue is one of the greatest He walked through the front I have often pondered they are unmarried rather than mar- by remaining unmarried although living challenges we must all face door after his hard day at whether.the Con to Conrail ried." together." together. work. His train was supposed stands for con-artist. Tomorrow about W million couples For making speeches like to come to st 6:40, but our Dylan Johnson ' "This la creating a real undesirable will fed the pinch of the "marriage tax," the aberration la the tax laws that social effect," said Rep. MilUcent often requires married people with two Fenwick, R-N.J. She and others have incomes to pay more in taxes than they Introduced legislation to do away with Today in history would if they wen single. By simply the "marriage tax." Members of Con- living together, many couples can reap gress have been getting the word from By TV Associated Press Iceberg in the North Atlantic. Five years ago, South Viet- namese soldiers held off the considerable tax savings. unhappy constituents; the measure bis Today is Monday, April 14, The ship sank IV, hours later, the 106th day of 1M0. There and 1,600 people drowned. communists at the key provin- The problem dates back to 1MB when 218 cosponsors in the House and 23 in the are Ml days left in the year. In 1046, In the Pacific war, cial capital of Xuan Loc. Congress tried to erase atate-by-state Senate. Today's highlight hi huv American B-lt bombers Last year, President Carter declared a state of emergency inequities that gave some couples advan- The catch? The Carter adminis- pounded Tokyo, damaging tages over others. Singles wound up on On April 14,1MB, President Japan's Imperial Palace. in Mississippi following se- tration's budget-balancing drive. The vere storms, tornadoes and the abort end, nwawar, with some Abraham Lincoln was shot by In 1971, President Richard Fenwick proposal would cost the govern- John Wllkes Booth at the Ford Nixon eased an American flooding. paying almost twice as much as a mar- mat |S billion to $10 billion a year and Theater to Washington. Lin- trade embargo on China, per- Today's birthdays: Actress ried couple earning the same income. In coln died the next morning. mitting export of non- Julie Christie Is 99. Baseball the administration is standing firm mt lawmakers reverted the pendulum, Onthlsdate: strategic goods to that com- star Pete Rose is 39. Actor bat in so doing threw the onus back onto against any such tax cuts this year. la 177S, Philadelphia Quak- munist country. Rod Steiger is ». Actor Sir JohnGlelgudlsW. merries'couples Soier a while public policy unwit- ers trader Benjamin Franklin Ten years ago, the Apollo U organised the first society for spacecraft aborted Its moon Thought for today: Because only 40 percent of married tingly will continue to undermine the the abolition of slavery. . mission after an on-board ex- Diligence is the mother of women wart in the work force than, the attractiveness of that highly esteemed In 1IU, the horary ocean plosion and beaded back to good fortune. - Miguel problem got little attention. But in re- bulwark of society - marriage. Home to roost liner Titanic struck an Earth. Cervantes (1*47-1616) 1 V SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1980 T1V Daily Register 7 APolitical Bettiary The Flexible Goal A weekly piece af Hkkal satire by and carrying an abacus. Mr. EageM J. McCarthy aaa* JaMt J. peered Into the creature's mdtiag eyes Ulfatrick.IllutntedbyJeffMaeNeUy. and taw that hit problems were solved. For the Flexible Goal was Ml heart's Tbe Flexible Goal wat ttnt Identified desire. by Joseph A. Califano. Jr., Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, in the This Goal ii not a Goal, exactly. early spring of 1177. He was striding along Neither it it a quota, precisely. The Flex- the banks of the Potomac, deep In thought, ible Goal feeds on specific percentage! pondering the distribution of Federal aid but it never gives birth to numbers, for higher education. Already acclaimed absolutely. A mature Flexible Goal asks at a man of action, Mr. Califano wanted to only to be pursued in good faith; it is not to be still better known at a man of af- be captured, this year or next; it is only to firmative action, but the path to that be sought after or aspired to. reputation was fiUed with potential pit- falls. His tatk was to fix certain numer- For the bureaucratic sportsman who ical quotas -without actually fixing the abhors quotas, the Flexible Goal makes quotas numerically: a tough assignment. the perfect companion. It ii capable of J WALK FOR ISRAEL—Jotl Whitman. Fair Havtn, chairman of Rumton Congrega- ceiling, "~y"'"g sliding, •ll[T -gi —am. tion B'nal Israel's fourth annual Walk for Israel, and Robin Zager, Oceanport, Then suddaitly he spied in the grass ding, reviling, perpetually nearing — It congregation's activities director, post publicity urging a big turnout for the benefit betide the river a friendly reptile, com- defies definition. In the world of af- walk on Sunday. The walk It designed to raise funds for the Bet Kay Rehabilitation fortably curled against a weeping willow. firmative action (Mr. Callfano't world), It Center whine treats wounded Israeli soldiers. The walk begins at 9 a.m. from the It was the Flexible Goal, a shapely and It the symbol of rubbery rigidity, the sign congregation and covers a 15-mlle route. Sponsors will donate money on the basis of sinuous creature, dressed in jade green of positive vagueness. the number of miles each participant walks. MATAWAN Legislators return to face old problems CHIROPRACTIC CENTER TRKNTON (AP) - The MrVtiflM c Jority mold be needed for the five members, rather Those provisions were sure, would require legisla- DR. ALAN Q. LEDERMAN state Legislature ii returning into a full-time panel, which than appointed by the gov- sure to cause tome debate tors to disclose their casino- after a month-long recess to Byrne recommended after Byrnes original bill would because they overlap pro- related stock and their land Chiropractic Physician lace the tame problems it undercover FBI agents al- have ousted Casino Control The Republican changes visions in the code of ethics holdings in Atlantic City. It had before It left: a budget legedly bribed state official, Commission Chairman alto would require state of- patted by the Assembly last alto would require disclosure deficit, a legislative code of to help tacara catlno Joseph P. Lordi The OOP ficials, Including legislator!, month. State Senate Presi- PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES of all major sources of in- CURRENTLY COVERED BY ethics and proposed reforms changes would allow Lordi to lo accept no credit or gratui- dent Joseph P. Merllno, D- come. in the Casino Control Com- • JUnOWMU ttOOtHTX • WfMUBTS Bat Byrne's bill was stay on as a fimunrntnn ties from casinos that are not Mercer, said he plans to dis- On the Senate agenda was mission (NO faun ins.) caarattTm changed significantly la the member, but not chairman, offered to the general public, cuss the code with the Demo- a bill to prohibit the . The Legislature's recess Assembly Stats Government which Lordi has said he to report every three months cratic majority today and put possession, manufacture or allowed the Joint Appropria- Committee by the RepubUcan wouldntdo ' o^SSf^SS« • maSmnm any credit they receive from it up for a Senate vote Thurs- tale of drug paraphernalia, Uontions Committecommittee toto pore over minority, working In an uo- other RepubUcan changes casinos, and to not accent. day. such at marijuana pipes, roll- 39 CAMBRIDGE DRIVE, MATAWAN 07747 Gov BrendaBd n T.Byrne'T B s pro- usual aillance with the Demo- would havhavTthVc«ttmls*loe the n casino Jobs for three yean The code, also heavily In- ing papert, or cocaine E£JFJ™l2*& «* glorn™ who v*ntad chairman elected by a vote of after leaving office. fluenced by Republican pres- 566-3342 i have said they plan spoons. to rush the bill out of commit- to cut the budget tit cover a Barnegat Bedminster Berkeley Heights Bernardsvilie Blackwood Brick Town Camden Carleret Cherry Hill Cranford East Brunswick East Orange Eatontowr Etaabe,^ tee. 1150 million deficit, but they With the changes, It was arc not expat tad to recom- unclear whether there were mend cuts until the end of the enough votes for the bill to '"^ code of ethics and the pats today. Because the bill casino commission Issues was just released from com- were not likely to be decided mittee, it would need a three- today, when both the As- fourths emeigency vote to sembly and Senate were reach the Assembly floor for action. It wai likely the bill would be delayed until Thurs- cludce a bill to change the day, when only a simply ma- '-• za •onca NOTICE It HERESY GIVEN MM S» _ if aawcaa ana HUM W. FMW^ •. ^W ^*a^i^^ ^ ^* tf Via aaraajliaf amrlaraKtp»1ai CaMlrucIMn Official PartTlma - Ka»: ZanMa official - Pan Tkna PMCMaf..- ...... •ttHnaaf • «ra Oiairtrmut i dMutar PatraMMfi - 4 nan am up. lMOmcar-IW WtvatcHar/ParliMaOfHcaOfH r PrakaUaMry Milan Polk. Ckrt- tcf: luitiiriiiimn ~ >*f "*•—* PLUS araman- PuaMcWartuKaM Machanlcal Caraaa OMtamicKinlc-tcaW kacMr • ParM, KacraMtan 4 PiaWC tareka. • PwMk Sarvlc mtlmclai • CnH»ron'l Praartun • teal IRtlrudar. foanaaa Pi an ami - tcaM mttructar • Adult PToeraml-KaM:... SununarCmaonaM OlraclaralWtHart.. 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April 14 A NEW YOU Don't let stress take its beauty toll By EMILY WILKENS time going over and over and over the same Structure your Job. If possible, earmark cocktails, sot Just because they add to your to me, Emily Wilkens, care of this news- daily calorie count but because they're apt to paper. As womeA move up the executive ladder, business papers or letters. an hour or two of "don't disturb" time each slow you down for the afternoon. they're often subject to strew, and that's bad LEARN TO SAY NO! day and be unavailable for telephone calls or JUST TOR YOU noi only for mental and physical health but Another important rule: learn to My no to other interruptions. Use this time to work on Get help when you need It. Utilise your Deer Emily: Vi like to ate a saalamp to for beauty too. Stress tightens the lip line, extra assignments that will pressure you. If projects that demand concentrated brain- staff to the best advantage by dropping the get a beaaslart on my — minor taa. li this clenches the jaw, and implants furrows and you don't have time to work them into your power. "it's easier to do it myself" attitude. Where safeT-laa frown lines. What to do about it? Apply two working day, don't accept them or you'll Don't scatter your energies by trying to it make* sense and saves time, delegate Dear Ina: With ail that's been written rules: probably have to struggle to get them done on do several things at once. This never works. chores. about the bad effects too much sun has on your own time. That's causing yourself Don't schedule every hour of the day with skin, including premature aging, you'd be 1. Organize your working life. Tackle chorea one at a time. stress. activity. That's called burning the candle at wise to forget about getting a neadstart on a 2. Learn to relax. Don't let office chit-chatters Impose on your lime when you're busy. Give them a both ends and only adds to ootbe-job stress. tan. The less tan, the better for your skin. The first thing an efficiency expert if apt Remember, you can't go, go, go, without its If you do decide to use a sunlamp, heed to tell anyone seeking to avoid stress is this: polite few minutes, then get your note back to the grindstone. showing. For good looks, remember that instructions to the letter to avoid overei- Start every day by making a list of must- Use a free lunch hour to rev up your motor relaxation deserves a place of Importance on poMire. t do things, then do them, giving priority to the your agenda. most disagreeable chores. Get them out of ' by taking a brisk walk or enjoying a noon the way and the rest of your day can only be Lifestyle session at the health club. Avoid the habit of One good way to unwind after a busy day EMILY WILKENS welcomet letters, bet better. working straight through lunch. What all is with yoga routines. You'll find some quick caaaol aaderuke la aaswer each one. She work and no play did for Jack, it can do for and easy ones in my "10 Little Yogas" In this same vein, make it a habit never Co will use qiKttioas of geaeral interest hi her Jill too. bulletin, which can be obtained by sending IS colama. Address year letters to Emily read anything on your desk more than once. MONDAY, APRIL 14,1980 cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope . Read it, then process it. Don't waste valuable Don't eat a heavy lunch and do avoid WUkeas, care of this newspaper. HINTS FROM HELOISE Engagements Matson-Stout Rings around the table top LITTLE SILVER-Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Stout, 163 Pinckney Road, announce the The rubberband stays la place whea Ike yard- engagement of their daugb- DEAR HELOISE: contains oils which are essential to leather and tec, Wendy Ann Stout, to Jef- will help to prolong its good looks. •tick is placed acainit my skirt and I can readily I enjoy your column every morning with my t*ll if the iklrt length ii too loa( or loo short. frey Charles Matson, son of coffee but I need some help... You will need to repeat the shoe polish treat- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. TUs is also a great help Is tomeoae who Is 1 have a leather-top table which has white ment after, cleaning should those pesky white Matson, Edina, Minn. pinning the hem while yoa have the garment an. marks left by water from a polled plant. This is rings reappear. T«U ViciM — Frances Wallace Miss Stout was graduated not miMew. Is there anything that will remove Wish I could join you in person for that morn- from Red Bank Catholic High these spots? — Irene Moore ing cup. Good luck. — Heloise HINTS FROM HIM DEAR HELOISE: Woifon-Vicino School and received a BS Do this, luv... DEAR HELOISE: degree from Georgetown Oar bathroom is near the center of the house First, clean the entire surface of the leather — After your grandchildren have outgrown their University School of Business aad li not Insulated for soaad. MIDDLETOWN-An- not just the affected area — with saddle soap, crib mobiles, cut the figures off aad save them for Administration, Washington, So I pat a radio la the bathroom and hooked It nouncement is made by Mr. then let it dry thoroughly. ornaments for the Christmas tree. D. C, where she majored in up to the light switch so It goes oa when we flick and Mrs. John Vicino, 9 Vir- Next, apply a scuff-type liquid shoe polish or a When they are older, they, and you, will love accounting. She is a Junior Weady Stoat the switch. ginia Terrace, of the en- good quality shoe paste to the area, using the these little reminders of their babyhood. — Tom- gagement of their daughter, accountant for Seaman The radio garbles noise and also is entertain- shade which matches the leather as closely as mi Penrite Ton! Marie Vicino, to Brian Seaman and Oslislo, Perth degree in history. He re- possible. ing. - Jack Davis. Amboy, certified public ac- celved a master's degree DEAR HELOISE: Edward Wotton, son of Mr. Be sure to apply the polish sparingly and DEAR HELOISE: counts. from the University of Chtca- If you want a quick and simple way to keep Ike and Mrs. Stewart Wotton, 21 evenly. You might prefer to moisten a small Doa'l throw away dlscelered, dirty shower walls from mildew and • build-up of soap Majestic South, Lincrof t Mr Matson is an alumnus go, where he is a doctoral clean, soft cloth with the liquid polish and go over clothespias. Pat them la a plastic backet aad film, do this: Miss Vicino and her fiance of the International School of candidate in history. the entire surface of the leather. cover them with water. Get a window washing squeegee — the kind Add two or three glob, of bleach, thea stir the attended Middletown High Brussels and is a Phi Beta If you're using paste polish, rub it into the that service stations ase to wipe car windshields. puts around.1 Leave the pias la this aalatiea far an School South. She is a beau- Kappa graduate of leather in the direction of the grain, thoroughly Using the sqaeegee, it lakes only a Jiffy to hour or so. tician, at Scissor Wixard. He Georgetown University attends Fort Lauderdale School of Arts and Sciences, and evenly. When dry, buff with a soft cloth. wipe down Ike walls, even wipe up the floor if Qlase the pint well aad place ea a tray to dry (Fla.) College where be waa awarded a BA While we're on the subject ef the care of need be, after each shower. la the saa. They come out white aad looting aew. I leather-topped tables, you might want to take a If yoa have no place to hang the squeegee, ase was very surprised at the dilfereace la mine. — look at yours even if you don't have white rings on aa S-shaped hook and hang it oa the bathroom Rose * Maglione-Matthews it. door. - Mrs. E. Mooaey Every little thing we can do to re-use things If it seems to have lost its luster, a good nowadays is well worth the effort. - Heloise UNION BEACH-Mr. and ated from Keyport High cleaning might restore it. Again, just use plain old DEAR HELOISE: ' Wanted. Your best money-saving hint. Send it Mrs. Raymond Matthews, 934 School and is employed by saddle soap (follow directions on the can) to When I'm checking a hemline by myself, I to Heloise care of this newspaper. She can't Seventh St., announce the en- Penn Savings and Loan As- remove the accumulated film. wrap a rubber band oa a yardstick to mark the answer your letter personally but will use the gagement of their daughter, sociation, Marlboro. Do this about every six months as saddle soap length I prefer. thriftiest hints received in her column. Robin Lynn Matthews, to An- thony Joseph Maglione, son Mr. Maglione is attending of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keyport High School and la r\ . • Iff* I I * / Hoolahan-Lacey Maglione, 8 Heckelman St. employed by Sean Roebuck Mist Matthews was gradu- and Co., Middletown EAST KEANSBURG- Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lacey, 120 Morningslde Ave., an- Dolan-Gama Retired officers ban braid, nounce the engagement of Coutinho-Walter their daughter, Phyllis Ana LITTLE SILVER-Mr. Lacey, to Sean Peter MONTEREY, Calif.-The ated from Brookdale Com- and Mrs. Alcyr Gama, 48 Net- . j Hoolahan, son of Mrs. Marie engagement of LaSandra munity College, Lincroft, N. tingham Way, announce the.; Hoolahan, 260 Twilight Ave., Walter to Clay C. Coutinho, J., and is a self-employed dog engagement of Uleir daugh- opt for silk and satin mufti Keansburg. son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald groomer and owner of Sand- ter, Debora Gama, to Brian Miss Lacey is attending Kliem of Maple Place, Free- rit's Poodle Center, West Robert Dolan, son of U. S. Middletown High School bold, N. J., is announced by Keansburg, N. J. Navy Captain and Mrs. John Dolan of McLean, Va. A Sep- North. Her fiance is a senior her mother, Mrs. Adeline E. ; at Keansburg High School Nichols of Aguajito Oakes. Mr. Coutinbo Is a land- tember wedding is planned. and is employed st the Farm The wedding will be in June. scape designer for Butler Miss Gama was graduated Barn, Keansburg. Miss Walter was gradu- Landscaping, Navesink, N. J. from Red Bank Catholic High " School and expects to be ' graduated in June from Vecchio-Schlosser Mount Vernon College. Wash • ingtoo, D. C, where she' Is BELFORD-Tbe en- H. Schiosser, 307 Linda St. majoring in political science. gagement of Leandra 8. here. The couple plans to be Mr. Dolan is an alumnus ' Schlosaer to Philip J. Vec- married next month. of Longley High School and chio, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Schiosser, daughter Mount St Mary College in Philip J. Vecchio of Queens also of the late Frank N. Maryland. Village, N. Y , is announced Schiosser, received a BA by her mother, Mrs. Berenice degree in mathematics from Over 55 Club plant Georgian Court College, Lakewood, and an MS degree ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Auxiliary party in "computer science from -The Atlantic Highlands Rutgers University. She is Over S6 Club meets today at 1 LEONARDO-Tbe Ladies employed at Bell Labora- p.m. in Firemen's Hall. Plans Auxiliary of the Community tories, Piscataway. will be completed for a spring Fire Company Is having Its Mr. Vecchio was awarded card party, April 23 at 1 p.m., annual card party at the fire- a BS degree in> electrical en- Leaadra Schiosser also in Firemen's Hall. bouse, Appleton Avenue, gineering from New York In- Wednesday, April 23. Tickets stitute of Technology and is will be sold at the door. Par- employed by Interscience ticipants are asked to bring Group Inc., New York, as their own cards. manager of technical sup- Pay bill* the eamy; t GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PLUS per unmix, { L J Open for pickups ft deliveries Call 747-9550 IB Keystone Savings IMkvDmKMMM Op#n NHM FORWARD MARCH right Into summer. That's the til 0:00 9:3OW*:00P.M 12 Noon tM order of the dav as members and mates of Central New RED BANK Jersey Chapter of the Retired Officers Association 133 Monmouth Street gather in Gibbs Hall, Fort Monmouth, for dinner and fashions. Kathleen Flood, right, of the Boutique, Fair Health is not only Haven, presents the high points of summer looks to, from left to right, Mrs. William Bayer, Asbury Park; Mrs. William Gaeckle, Shore Acres, and Mrs. Roderick Feeling Well! Davis, Wayside. You are cordially N€€D H€LP D€COMTIMG? invited to the Lean Line Low Calorie Food • YOU GIN IrffTORD ri' Product Demonstration Tuesday, April 15th, from COMULWION 11 a.m. to 3p.m. at the . IN YOUR HOM€ Little Silver Diet Works, Call 665 Branch Ave., Little Silver. Barbara Doyle EYES RIGHT — Among 163 persons enjoying the fes- 741-0600 • tivities at the dinner-fashion show meeting of the Cen- D&H Paint Co. Famly Chiropractic Services tral New Jersey Chapter of the Retired Officers As- 14 W. Front St., Red Bank sociation »re, from left to right, Eileen Unhart, Lin- croft, Natalie Werksman, West Long Branch, Lt. Col. "Let Me Help You Decorate" Broad Street Chiropractic Center Casimlr Aksomaltls (USA-ret) and his wife Mary, fash- Low Calorie Ibods Richard M. Gill, D. C. p Ion show coordinator. The event was staged In Gibbs 151 New World Way, South Plalnliald, N.J. 07080 747-4M2 7M Iroad Street Hall, the Fort Monmouth Officers' Club. Shrewsbury • The Daily Register Advice ASK DR. BROTHERS Policeman: A victim of duty By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS ings respond In similar ways. While some require af a abowoff himself, so maybe he looks aa me as Dear Dr. Bntacn: I'm wrltiai tali became only days to heal, others spend months, even eompelitiea and that apsets him. I fed I kaaw I'm s* tired s( Iwariag aoUce nitlciied for belag years reliving the terrible, moment and rehears- myself pretty well, bat if they happen tob a right, bratal ar laaiaartive. I'm married to «ae aad aa It ing for the next confrontation. I'd like to change beeaase I kale this trait ia ntnmety sensitive. Sometimes 1 tuak tab laa't In my opinion, any man or woman who didn't others. Hew eaa I check myself eat? - L.Y. aa advaalagc to i panoa wfcese life toaadscale d respond to the violence of death with some degree Dear L.Y.: Why not get the opinions of other to fighting crime. Poar meatas ago, my husband of pain and sensitivity wouldn't be a good person friends? Tell them you want them to be honest, Ulled a iaaa ia Ike Uae M daty aad he's beea to have on a police force. The police are the and then, if they are, if they happen to agree with aavlag nightmares aad hai nattered terribly ever agency most involved in the decision totak e life, your wife, don't get angry with them for their tlact. H«'f beea |ettiag aratassiaaal kelp far tali according to New York criminolgist Lawrence honesty. problem bat be Mill feels that It may maaa Sherman, and often thii is a split-second You often can tell how others are reacting to «""«*"'f. It wreag with aim aad be'i evea a*e»- Judgment. The officer who hai to take a Ufa you by simply takinq time to observe those at lloaad whether er aat be iheald lUy la alt aro- becomes a victim, too. nearby tables when you're dining out. If you seem fessloa. I knew that eventually he will come oat of Dear Dr. Brothers: My wife aad oae of my to be doing ail the talking, if you're uncom- tali becane be'i a strong, goad maa, bat it pains coUeagaes often complain that I'm a "toad- fortable unless you're the life of the party, if me to see Us aVareiilea aad the daabtf be hai meath." Thii coald be so after I've bad a ceaale others tend to move back or away from you when (boat blmsell. -Z.C. at drinks, bat they tell me this Isa't what they're you're telling a story, then your wife may be Dear Z.C.: I aaaume your husband Is getting referring to. 1 think I have a high scan wbea It correct. help from * police psychiatrist, because the comes to self-avareacss aad I think they're dead Do you often interrupt others, or try to clarify symptoms you describe are not uncommon with wreag. I eaa oaly asaame they matt be attacking what they're trying to aay? Do you feel Irritated men who kill in the line of duty. Police psy- me oa this point far some reasons of their ewa or ill st ease If others don't agree with you? Do chologists call it pott-abooUng response and oth- that have nothing to do with me. My wife never you try to make others accept your views? Do you' ers refer to It aa * stress-trauma syndrome. raises her voice, so It's possible that she's hyper- manipulate and control others? If your answers It's estimated that at many as 50 to 75 percent sensitive to what she refers toa t a "toadmoath." are yes, your wife and friend may be wiser than of the officers involved In serious or fatal shoot- My colleague who complained, however, Is a bit you think. •aktCartParlM SPRING FEELING — Getting in a flowery mood for the Tuesday, April 22 noon luncheon sponsored by Red Bank Chapter of Deborah are committee aides, from left to right, Mrs. James W. Staples, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Herman Lovvorn and Mrs. YOUR HEALTH Carmen DeGenito, Middietown. Fashions from the Boutique, Fair Haven, will be modeled at the event In Squires Pub, West Long Branch. Preparing in childhood Reef Bank Deborah plans to prevent heart attack April 22 benefit luncheon Middietown. ByLESTERL. termined even in very young screen all children of fami- in early life is one of the great not pressuring you tohav e it WEST LONG BRANCH- Marie De Camlllo, Atlantic Committee aides include COLEMAN, M.D. children. lies that are considered in gifts that can be given tochil - removed. The Red Bank Chapter of De- Highlands. er n d Two members of my fami- One such study is being high-risk groups. dren. borah Heart and Lung Center, Mrs. Edward Kondenelli, An interesting method of HolmdelJJ". °, chapte. " r president,'...'; ly have died af heart disease done by Dr. Charles Glueck, If such children could be I have a small growth oa Browns Mills, will have its Holmdel, and Mrs. Coney breaking these cysts years rs J mes s lei aad stroke at relatively yoaag at the University of Cincin- flushed out of hiding, many my wrist that has beea grow- ago was to whack it hard with annual spring luncheon and Powell, Middietown, are "nrewllbu» ; Mr*• G»Por . ages. We have a gaad aamber nati Upid Research Clinic. early programs could be es- ing larger recently. My doc- a Bible. There was no re- fashion show Tuesday, April luncheon chairmen. Mrs. ?, cLa h ,7in ft;s N« J*; af yaaag children In the Im- He and bit co-worker* be- tablished for their future tor says I coald have it taken ligious implication. The Bible 22 at noon in toe Squires Pub. Herman Lovvorn, Mid- ™Mr "£M chae! 'l, n°i er 2* mediate family. We waader if lieve that early itudy of in- health. Proper dietary re- off 'If I like." Well, I dea'l was chosen because it was Fashions will be by the ddletown, is fashion show f- ' . „ ' ""? like the idea aad I don'l know Boutique, Fair Haven, with teln and Mrs preventive medicine extends fants and children can lay out gimes established early and the handiest and the heaviest chairman, and reservations » net0WII F™"Mra• to tali age graap. I teach In a a long-range program that maintained throughout life what to do aboat it. — Mr. book in the house! However, commentary by Kathleen are being accepted by Mrs. e?' J"* 'o, high sckeol and am im- will diminish the risks of can undoubtedly reduce the CO., Texas. Dear Mr. 0.: ' "breaking" the cyst it not Flood. Music will be by Sister Carmen DeGenito, also of Richard Maloney, Eaton- town; Mrs. Frank Tuohy, Lit- pressed by the (rowing can- heart disease and stroke. threat of early heart disease The condition you describe usually effective because the j. — —^ ^^M •^^^^•Af^H Mh^^^g^kkljH MlW^fc^At and stroke. It is well established that is probably a "ganglion fluid tends to recur. Surgery Silver, and Mrs. Sol cera •• jvans> pcnoie inoai children whose parents have There are now many re- cyst/' These cysts occur is the only way toremov e the taeb trehlems. — Mr. r, Tinton Falls. high levels of cholesterol In markable techniques by around the Joints and tfHiflOff ganglion cyst when it be- 30th antiques show At the luncheon, the K.L.R.. N.J. Dear Mr. R.: their blood are three times which hereditary patterns of the wrist. When they are comes bothersome. Souvenir Ad-Journal will be A great many new pro- more likely to have the same can be modified - with removed they are found to distributed. It was compiled grams are cropping up all problem when they grow up. drugs, diet, exercise, absence contain a thick, gelatinous Dr. Colemaa welcomes attracts 28 dealers under the chairmanship ot over the United States to In many of the Upid (fat) of tobacco and control of high substance. They never'be- questions from readers. Mrs. Staples, assisted by Mr. study this exact problem. For research centers, planned blood pressure. come cancerous, which is Please write to him la care of RED BANK—Twenty-eight also a three by six-foot staples, it is recognised that coronary programs are seeking to Approaching the problem probably why your doctor Is this newspaper. dealers will participate in the stained glass window. Hazel Luncheon hostesses will risk factors can be de- 30th annual Red Bank An- Hyman, New York, will show Mrs. Arthur Eckstein and tiques Show and Sale spon- jewelry. Mrs. Staples, Shrewsbury; ANN LANDERS sored by Trinity Episcopal The Woman's Guild will Mrs. Ben Rassas, Little Sil- Church. The show will be open serve sandwiches, salad and Ver; Ms. Florence Thomas, tomorrow from 11 a.m. to 9 dessert from 11:30 a.m. to 2 Mrs. Haig Bogosion, Mrs. p.m. in the Parish House, p.m.; afternoon tea from 3 to jonn Ostock and Mrs. Frank White Street, and continue S, and dessert and coffee from Levy, Middietown;; MrsMrs.. Max x Wednesday from 11 a.m. to I) 7to8:30p.m. BenowiU, Red BankBans, and p.m. and Thursday from 11 Susan H. Deegan is chair- Mrs. Fred FUchmamann, Fair Title Ms.' hits London skids a.m. to 5 p.m. . man of the show. Haven. Among new dealers at the event will be The Paper- Dear Aaa Landers: I have Dear Ana Landers: I was settle a family argument. My among you kids If he had Dear Flabber: I cannot weight Collection of Ladies League plans party dellghled wbea I read that the molher-ia-law inherited a wanted it that way. believe the doctor did it out of never seen this problem dis- Times of Laadaa bat ban- bease from her father who My advice to all of you is malevolence, to it had to be cussed hi year column aad I OCEAN TOWNSHIP-The West Park Recreation Cen- ished the title "Mi." from passed away recently. She keep your noses toth e grind- ignorance. know othen — betides my- annual wine and cheese party tor. W. Park Avenue, Oak- Us news aad editorial eel-, •old It far IM.tN The woman stone, your eyes off your Why don't you ask him? I self — hate, It because It's has aa plaas far the money mother's money and forget would be interested in his re- apparent. I am speaking of the small white flakes that serpentine g.a» tide., and A featare writer named except topa l It la a bank ar a about getting something for sponse. XKt Interested per**, nuy . Trevor Ftsaktck, who writes lavuigi aad Iaaa to collect nothing. appear at the root of the eye- Township till Uke place Sun- *ntf p OJBoi 10, Oak- "Laaiaa Diary," pat It this Interest. Dear Ann Landers: My Dear Aaa Landers: Oar lashes, especially after sleep- Cn/nese auction day, May4from5to8p.m. at hurst, N. J. 07755. way: "That forlorn, father- I aay she should give as, sister was married to a total eight-year-old daughter keeps ing. They are difficult to get rid ot aad quite uaattractive. less aad motherless little her children, some of the skunk aad tried to escape the palling oat bar eyelashes. Any advice you can offer will benefits ORT ward, Ma., Is east late the money, evea If It's oaly 11.at* grief be caused her by taking When we ask her why she be greatly appreciated. — leiicof raaklcal oater apiece. The house belonged to does it, the says, "I daa't LONG BRANCH-Mon- , drags. After » years of beiag Bothered la Durham 'COOKIE" & "LARRY" darkness." In ether words, it the grandpa we laved. I re- booked oa a narcotic, she kaaw." Can yoa offer an ex- mouth Shore Chapter of (formerly ol Shrewsbury Plaza) has beea thrown eat of the alise It's hers to da with as finally surrendered herself to p'liitflfT and suggest bow we Dear Durham: The condi- Women's American ORT Loaaaa Tinea ttyiebeak. she pleases, bat we are all a detoxification program that eaa get her tostep ? — Green- tion you describe can be (Organization for Rehabilita- are now at ville Parents greatly Improved or tion through Training) will The writer continued. struggling — aad she knows was palatal aad agonising. Dear Parents: When chil- eliminated with an ointment. have its second annual Chi- 'Tail Is a rallying point for II. Daa't yea thlak a mother She weat through 30 days of GALLO'S shoald be a little more kind- hell bat finally succeeded la dren (or adults) pull out eye- See a skin doctor. nese auction April 23 at 8 common sease. There are p.m. in Congregation B'nai hearted? - Lots Of Back Aad kickiag the habit. The change lashes (or eyebrows or hair What's prudish? What's several reasons why Ms. Shalom, 213 Lennox Ave., Forth Talk la Glea Falls, la that girl to incredible. Oar from their bead) it means O.K.? If you aren't sure, you HAIR DESIGNERS saoald be allowed no air. It is West End. Doors wlU open at N.Y. entire family tooverjoyed . they are suffering from need some help. It's available artificial, ugly, silly, means stress and anxiety. If the hab- 7:30 p.m. Dear Talk: In my opinion Today she weal to a pkyai- in the booklet: "Necking and 542-6622 nothing aad is rottea Eagliih. it continues,- I recommend the woman is using her noo- claa who knows what she's Petting -What Are the Lim- More than 200 gifts have Tinton Falls Maaa, Shrewsbury Ave. It U a faddish, middle class that you seek counseling for Tlnton Fella dle. beea through. He gave her a its?" Mail your request to been received for the event. plaything and far from dis- the youngster. When the If you kids continue to prescription for a highly ad- Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11895, Refreshments will be served. guising the marital statui of problem becomes manage- struggle and nobody makes dictive pain-killer. The prob- Chicago, Illinois (0611, women, as it claims to da, it able, the hairpulling Will enclosing SO cents and a long, it, who would look after your lem she weat to see him draws attention to It. II Is a stop. And now — another eye- stamped, self-addressed en- mother In her old age? about was not palatal. Please vanity." lash letter: velope. The grandpa you loved tell us why a respectable doc- If ever I get te London I could have put something in tor would da sack a thing? — shall find Mr. Fiislock and his will about splitting the Flabbergasted In Lincoln, give him a big kiss - Call proceeds' from the home sale Neb. Me Jeanette Dae Dear Doe: I'm with you, Tho twnuty of Lun Line's diet program Is the beauty of Dearheart That Ms. bizz re- out membarf results. ally turns me off. I'm sorely Rwulti that snowed Carat Matonay to lose 68 pounds In t t*w short months. VMoht loss remits that More tempted to throw out, un- Carl A. Quaglia, Lean line were lust dreams. opened, any envelope that R.P. comes addressed to Ms. Ann sftgS4oooNiiaj°.rveGisnwiciK AND FrerMfenNG peel Landers. Jby an sasyto-livo- with diet that even lot! you eat If you can't find Mr. Fish- INCLUDE MEDtCWE CABINET spaghetti, bagels, lox and peanut PWSSA/€UPTO$8J00 INYOURafMiMCLEMIIIN butter. lock, will Walter Cronkite For each paid weekly meeting you do? He read Flshlock's re- y marks on the TV news and Whan the robin rod breast reminds you spring his y could become our attend between April 13 and next weight lots success story although be tried to be non- finally arrived I the good news stirs you 1 jusfllMCarol Malonev on June 7, 19fiO Judgmental, the twinkle In his energetic round of sprti " n't forget the the lelt. medicin,.,,,.,., e cabinet«...... It's_ _ j prescription YOULL RECEIVE ONE eye gave him away. drugs "on hand" after the specific condition for which SLIM TICKET Dear Asa Lander*; Please they were ordered his been cured1, especiall<^«._..y, U_ ,you'v„ .e. WORTH $1.00 DISCOUNT been collecting them for year*. You would not want to take patent medicine! without your doctor's advice, on a weekly fee Mlf dlagnosii can do more harm than good. when redeemed in Jury Nostalgia Dance The leu crowded your drug storagaaraa is the leu and August 1980 chance for a mistake when reaching lor a bottle. If you YOU CAN GET UP TO Uke you can bring u any drugs you wish to discard and planned by PTA we'll be glad to dispose of them safely. 8 TICKETS WORTH UP TO EAST KEANSBURG-St. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PBONE US whan Catherine's School PTA will you need i delivery. We will deliver promptly without A TOTAL OF S8.00 have i Nostalgia Dance Sat- extra charge. A gnat many people rely on us for their Rm.. IMW •»•>. urday night In the parish hall, health needs. We welcome requests for delivery ser- mM HO.. Wad.« 7:16 p.m. J4.00 Savings Offer ^Hd Shore Acres Avenue. H M-, Tlmr. a ft 19 a.m. 1 Yua vice and charge accounts. Flr» Co. it, N Pa FM April 10 through May 3. 1°80 Music of the IMO's, 'lu't •*» • T:IS p^ urftTaM WEIGHT WATCHERS Tut. at 9:15 am. K 7:16 P nTU* and '70'a will be presented by Vmrnaa mrnm* m murra mmnmen End Avanuai. Man. • 7:16 ppm. auuvuniKaM CCommuniti y Urn.U . Rtt 9,9 TuTu r « !!;, 0jn HAMAaOUAM^i For Class Nearest You, Cisco Disco with two live disk Shrewsbury Pharmacy FarMr Av«.Tut.«»: 15am. 1.7:1 . i.m. tTriSp.(H.a«M,l SUM TICKET jockeys. The donation In- WMw Eo C Jd S Call 364-5511 THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS S p.m » Wad. m * 5 am SSSIIIM 1HII»II I InW I |I»I liiill iTii cludes an open bar and hot BROAD ST. 7414174 SHREWSBURY Ktag> H» ., Tnur. « 7:15 p.m. WMIOJUn«.LtJlobanM»iM>l. C Cnutcftfi} t Tannanifit.,Tua• »16am.NOTUMCfTf-UnUldFlraCo. or Toll Free and cold buffet FREKDEUVBRY • 1. Manorial Horn. Laurac AM., thin «a ft *I I5S am«.m.. t M7:1S5 p.mpm . JACKSON Jackton cam Cbb Houaa... IMahumi An.trn.,, wadWad.. « 7:15 DM. OCaAH- (800)242-5866 Marge Jeffrey and Pat Wayida UrtHO MMtodW ChurOi. 1215 W Pa* A»a.. Tua. al *1Jp.m. Davis are chairmen. WHM UMd MMhdW Ch 1215 W Pt A T ? 10 The Daily Rex*** SHREWSBURY, N.J MONOAV.APRILI4.I980 8 municipalities vote $500,000 Let Rite Aid Freehold Regional budget cut Fill Your Next By ANDREW SHBEHAN palities suggested the areas of admin- good thing, he said FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - The istration salaries, transportation, and Marlboro, which also voted for the mayors and representative* from eight contracted services for major areas to $900,000 cut last night, did so with a Prescription. constituent municipalities voted unani- be cut, the final items will be decided request that capital renovations on the Marlboro High School would be forth- mously last night to cut the proposed by the board. Rite Aid will fifl any refllla ription crifinafly Freehold Regional Board of Education Mantel and other mayors said the coming. There has bean a movement 1MM1 budget by $500,000. cuts could be made without hindering within the board to stop funding the project until an issue concerning the The proposed budget of «4.7 mil- the quality of education in the district. arKi vvswttlcaO your physWan far the necessary Information. lion, which exceeded an 8.6 percent Horrisberger said, however, that the a borough's withdrawal from the board state guideline on spending by 1675,371, $500,000 cut would be felt by all stu- is decided. Council members said they W« fill over 22 million prescriptions a was overwhelmingly defeated by the dents. He would not offer any specific supported the $500,000 cut. voters in six of the eight municipalities cuts last night. "In the interest of unity la the «MCOIIIiaiVI*Mlll4Tn«UJO,l»»jO in a referendum held last month. In a "We will make a broad spectrum district we voted for the cut," said mandatory review of the defeated cut to try to mlnimalixe the hurt to the Councilman Hyman Grossman. "Upon budget, the representatives requested educational process," he said. "We the review by our borough council, we the $500,000 cut last night. Although, will take as much time as we need to found that a $500,000 cut would not be BRING ML YOUR EASTER HIM TO RITE AID FOR the board has the option to appeal the find the most prudent cuts." that severe." cut to the state Board of Education, The mayors attacked the board for In the defeated budget, fMH.IM board president John Horrisberger said failing to prepare a fully Itemised was slated for current Tff. an 11.1 FAST DEVELOPING AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES. the board would comply with the re- budget for perusal in the past weeks. percent increase over last year. quest of the governing bodies. The municipalities were denied their The capital outlay of $311,510, twice The mayors from Freehold, Farm- request to view the board's budget that of last year, was due primarily to RITE AID ingdale, and Manalapan, Howell, Colts "work sheets" used in preparing the proposed roof repairs at three of the budget. CALGON Neck, Marlboro, Wall, and Freehold districts five schools. The budget Townships cited the need to stay within "We demanded a breakdown In all would have meant • substantial tax BABY* BATH OIL BEADS, the state-mandated caps on spending in the line Items in the budget so we could increase In each municipality. inflationary times. Freehold Township suggest specific cuts," said Mantel. BATH BOUQUET OR Mayor Robert W. Mantel, who chaired "You are lucky that we don't make Sacred concert slated the meeting, said the voters In the more a more severe cut." SHAMPOO _ BUBBLE BATH municipalities demanded "substantial Horrisberger said that because the MAT A WAN - Bnm Dirndl, a re- cuts" by the referendum vote last district is in contract negotiations with cording artist with World Vision, a 16 OZ. 150Z. month. the school staff, the specified items Christian humanitarian agency, will "The voters strongly stated their could not be revealed at this time. present a concert of sacred music at Bonn t BOX opinion that the board must stay within Marlboro and Colts Neck, the mu- 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at tot Pint Bap- tist Church,» Main St. , 99 the caps," be said. "We as municipal nicipalltes which voted to approve the leaders have bad to limit our spending budget at the proposed Increase, also Duvalr, who has recorded two and the board should also have limit voted to cut the budget last night. Colts albums, wiU Include in his musical their spending." Neck Mayor Nicholas Keehbler said presentation a 15-mlnute film on the RITE AID Horrisberger said the $600,000 is "a the budget had many expendable In- agency's program. World Visions massive cut," which will be taken out creases, which should be cut. The child care program provides emer- SPRAY in "across-the-board" reductions in In- township committee review of the gency relief, evangelism and leader- RITE AID SERRATED dividual areas. Although the munici- budget proved that cuts would be a ship training throughout the world. 244 Tlntwi Falls 144 Tlnlon Palls 144 Tlnton Falls 144 TlNtwi Falls AH ORDINANCE AMENDING INC * DOWN PAYMENT AMD All- BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE Olroctar af the Division TOOTH AN OUPINAMH ENTITLED "AN THORIZINO TNI ISSUANCE OF BOROUGH OF TINTON PALLS. In GevernmaM Services m the _ ORDINANCE AUTHOmlINO THE BONDS OR NOTES TO FINANCE IKa County ol Minmautn. Naw Jar manl ef CemnHeUfy Attain af the PUPXHAlB OF A FID! TRUCK. •ay. (not lais than two-thlrdt af all Slate gf Maw Jersey, M such TMI COST OP SUCH APPROPRIA- mambara tharoof arllrmatalv con- statement thews thai the orotl debt APPROPRIATINC inj.eio.at TO TE IT ORDAINID BY THE curring! aafallawt: of m«s iwunKipaiify at dennee in PAY THS CO>T TrlBHEOP, MAK- SECTION 1: Sactlanol Ma Band taM IM n Inert ban by ana euther- Ordlnanct li harabv amandad at liallon of the bonei ar>) nates pro- a* Had Baa* at Res Baa* vided for In IN. bend tHlnaim ay TKa Impravamant daKrlead In tit4.soo.oo teal an Inmmi of atat) Sacllon ] ef tha band ordlnanca far ' i tuaWIm) by thtt bond which thli It an amandmanl li hara- by amandail to prmMe lar a attal appropriation In tho lum af said section 4*A:t let sold law la the Unti trr'tiirii-* -—--•!—* — * *~ --*•-—- * — »l 10.000 00 Saw turn balng Inclutlva debt limitation areluBJaO by MM of all appraprlallora haratotor mada CHAPTER 4. APPOINTIVE OFPICEM AND EMPLOY!M: Maratara and including ma aim af ARTICLE 1. COMPENSATION: tl.JOO.00 at tha down pay mtnl M0 00 far Homt of t. SECTION 1. Amu* telarlet an* iiwumw. TIM annual IIMUM SECTION >: Sactlan 1 of ma panta iKtad ki umm«l« af ^ ^gjgT fl 1 jajaW JBBBBBBBBptiaMI ftt A rfJBBaUlaTaT maTaaTtlfM frf tfM AAjlVOf S^tiTla aa"hMt a< •» MwKiaai Mali a MO!VTI«I» Mraal »m> IM ar. William F. Sandford's Outdoor World RITE AID April U. ma af I at P.M. wdan gklacnans, N any, la ttia aaaUM of tama — Only In The Register RuEt M. EaclMkadi. •aravali darn CHARCOAL 144 Tlnam Palis HOSE TINTON PALLS ETS PUBLK NOTICt EXCITING OR- TNI NOZZLE FASHION yicai AamiMiNT OATID I/It/It w.i hriratucM a» Mavar •nd CaaKH af IM Barawn al Tklton Falll on MMXH II. IN0 «M en April 1 t«M »«• finally aotaM and w- •rmdartMMavar. BULLETIN! 0 .trill E tatW • —a»--a.Mi.»a»-a-M>, JEROMES REED aonugKCkrk Aae. u W.n "Annie Sez" presents — for your 144 Tlrrtm Falls TINTOM PALLS Fashion Pleasure (at inflation PUBLIC NOTICI "An OrOMKt IfHItM" AN ORDINANCE FIXING TMI SALARIES AND COMPENSATION fighting prices) the new look for OP CERTAIN OFFICERS AND EM- SWEET'N LOW BAYER PLOYEES OF THE BOROUOH OF TINTON FALLS FOR THE YEAR laje w.t introduce bv Mayor and Spring/ Summer Designer Sports- GRANULATED SUGAR Council of tka BarauaK <* TInlon ASPIRIN TABLETS Fall! on March II, lajo and on April I. l«0 w.i flnallv adaMM and a«- wear, Rainwear, Outerwear and SUBSTITUTE BOTTLE OF 100 aaonrlE(Wtar Handbags for the Junior or Con- temporary Miss. The labels will TINTON PALL! . PUBLIC NOTICE "alga Of^aBBaVfaaBBtaTr EaTrttOvjajf" OR- amaze you because the Fashions DINANCE AMENDINO "AN OR- DINANCE RBOULATINO HOIIE M WITHIN THE MROUOH OP TIN. TON PALLt. COUNTY MON- that "Annie Sez has right now MOUTH. STATE OP MIWiMT." WESTINGHOUSE wat IMrtducad by Mavar and Coun- RELY TAMPONS cil of If" Eorougti of Tlnlan Fallt on Marcti 11. Itao and on Aartl t. lags are in the finest stores for many •al finally adogud and apvrovad by REG. 01 SOFT WHITE LIGHT BULBS ^Int Mayor dollars more. OMES.REEO BorouOlCMrk APT. 14 PKG. tSOOtHBf Public Notlctt Just in time for Spring — Justin NOTICE OF 30 Th. annual r.port rHulrpd lo b» fllvd und.r Section MS. ol lit* In- Mrnal r.v.nu. cod. ol Ih. Elimr time to "pay less for the best!" Foundation Ik av.ll.bl. lor InspfrC- HOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL IRROti ] lion at th. prlncip.1 office ol It), WE RESERVE TMERiXHTTOllJiilTOlWNTmiS loundallon .t li V»«>t Slrwl. ««l ^HaaEjgBEEEEEEEjlEE«^^^aaaa»>alaaaaaaBaa»J^g»a»Jaiaia»laaaaa« Bank New J.rjev. durlno rwjut.r Have you seen Ze Id a ? butln«» hours wllhln 100 davi altar IM publlc.llon ol IM« nollca. Elinar Foundation —RITE AID PHARMACIES Robert El»n»r She Discovered"Annie Sez" TrustM 48 BROAD ST. - 747-97*7 2 THIRD AVI.-222-6400 April 14 H» R(D BANK. NJ 7O BRANCH. NJ RITIAID »AL1 AFTER R1POSHSJION; Shop Our 4 Convenient Lot Cow DISCOUNT CEHTRRS Herlt.o* B.nk North will Mil .U public auction at - H»rlt.o. BankF AIRPORT PLAZA - 2B4-3114 North. SIS Cranburv Road. Eait 640-44 COOKMAN AVB Brumwlck, N.w J.rMy. a l«t * — »3f*jm FMW HI Kaw.ukl Cvcl.. «KZ?50BOJ»9M. on April 2!. tajo, IIIKl.m, TMC.r IARB MALL -922-1535 SHOP HITS CITY may be seen prior to th. dat. of Ml. Ml I0CUS1AVE KC0NGBMNCHNJ at WoodbrldgB Kawatahl. w Route I. Av.n.l. NJ. The teller reMrveft the right lo I AND WAI i t C. B. H.ralson • NTN/\ -. , CollKtlon Manager April 14 * SO SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 14,1960 The Dttty Regfcler 9 Advice ASK DR. BROTHERS Policeman: A victim of duty By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS ings respond in similar ways. While some require of a showoif himself, M maybe he looks on me ns Dear Dr. Brothers: I'm writing tall became only days to heal, others spend months, even compeUtioa aad that upsets him. I feel I know I'm so tired of heariaf police criticiied for belag years reliving the terrible moment and rehears- myself pretty weU. bat If they happen to be right. bruUI or inaentitive. I'm married to one aad be U ing for the next conf rooUUoci- I'd like to change becataa I hate this trail la extremely leniitive. Sometimes I Ihuk this isi't ln my opinion, any man or woman who didn't "hers. How caa I cheek myself oat?-L.Y. aa advantage to a person whose life is dedicated respond to the violence of death with some degree Dear L.Y.: Why not get the opinions of other to fighting crime. Four months ago, my hatband of pain and sensitivity wouldn't be a good person friends? TeU them you want them to be honest, killed a man la the line of daly and he's beta to have on a police force. The police are the and then, if they are, if they happen to agree with saving nightmares tad has suffered terribly ever agency moat involved in the decision to take life, your wife, don't get angry with them for their siace. He's been getting professional help for this according to New York enminolgist Lawrence honesty. problem bat he still feels that It may meaa Sherman, and often this Is a split-second Yon often can tell how others are reacting to something is wrong with him aad he's evea quet- judgment. The officer who baa to take a life you by simply takinq time to observe those at tioaed whether or not he should stay la his pro- becomes a victim, too. nearby tables when you're dining out. If you seem fession. I fcaow that eventually be will come oat of Dear Dr. Brothers: My wife aad one of my to be doing all the talking. If you're uncom- this becaase he's a strong, good man, bat it pains colleagues often complain that I'm • "lead- fortable unless you're the life of the party, if me to see his depression and the doabts he hat moulh." This coald be so after I've has) a Maple others tend to move back or away from you when aboat himself. - Z.C. of drinks, bat they teU ma this laa'l what they're you're telling a story, then your wife may be Dear Z.C.: I assume your husband is getting referring to. I think I have a Ugh aeare when II correct. help from a police psychiatrist, because the comet to self-awareness aad 1 think they're dead Do you often interrupt others, or try to clarify symptoms you describe are not uncommon with wrong. I can only nssame they matt be attacking what they're trying to say? Do you feel irritated men who kill in the line of duty. Police psy- me aa this point far tome reatoas of their own or ill at ease if others don't agree with you? Do chologists call It post-shooting response and oth- that have nothing to do with me. My wife never you try to make others accept your views? Do you ers refer to it as a stress-trauma syndrome. raises her voice, ae it's possible that she's hyper- manipulate and control others? If your answers It's estimated that as many as 50 to 75 percent sensitive to what the refers to as a "liadmnatk " are yea, your wife and friend may be wiser than of the officers involved in serious or fatal shoot- My colleague who complained, however. It a hit you think. •nkkriMkHUllPirkl SPRING FEELING — Getting In a flowerv mood for the Tuesday, April M noon luncheon sponsored bv Red Bank Chapter of Deborah ar* committee aides, from left to right, Mrs. James W. Staples, Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Herman Lovvorn and Mrs. YOUR HEALTH Carmen DeGenito, Middletown. Fashions from the Boutique, Pair Haven, wilt be modeled at the event In Squirts Pub, Wast Long Branch. 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(AP) - A potential rout He parred the 14th and then applied the like a tight contest with the birdie at Noli, turned Into a test of character and courage for clincher, two-putting from 20 feet for a birdie 4 ending all hope for Newton and Gilbert, the only Scve BaBeatoros. "Thli wai my toughest week on the 310-yard 15th. two left with any chance of beating him. in golf," the dashing young Spaniard saldyester- It was over, and he knew it. AUGUSTA, Ga. (API — Final tcorat and monay wfnnlnu rasUrdav In Iht win Maillri Golf Tournamanl on tnt 7,040-V4rd. day attar loalng eight ihots of a io-shot advan- So did everyone else. Mr-71 Augusta National Golf Club court* («-dano1ai amataur): tavt Ballattaros. HUH tage before recovering to win the 44th Masters BaUesteroi parred out, finishing with a par OIUDV GUtort lis.soc u-tnt-n-in70-74-44*7—if? golf tournament 71 that left him with a lJ-under ITS total, good Jack Nawton, U1.H0 HuMrt Grtan. I1S.7S0 44-74 71 47—MO "I have a lot of heart," he tald. "You must enough for a 4-ihot victory over Newton, the DayM Graham, tt],200 U-71-72-7O-»l Jtrrv Patf, ft.fSB 71-44-7W7—1U have a lot of heart to itand up under the pres- iin Australian Open champion, who closed out Larry N.lion |«,«| MTtrMm Tom KIM. H.tSI sure I have had thli week. M-zn, and Gilbert, who went 67-279. Gary Plavar, if.Mi "My ambttlon wai to win the (British) It made the handsome Spaniard, who cele- Ban Crtmhax.»».»S4 Ed Florl. St.tH Open, but I feel this 1» the hardest to win. brated his 23rd birthday last Wednesday, the Tom Walton. 17.290 7M47I71-H4 Andy Baan. (7.1U 7472-4470— Ml There's so much pressure. Maybe I feel more at youngest Masters champion ever — about three Jack Rannar. tl,«u home In Europe." months younger than Jack Nicklaus was when Jim ColMrl, |i.«u n-n-n-nS J c Snaad. »5.»I4 717O-7fr7J—2U The reigning British Open champion ap- he won the first of his record five Masters. Ray Floyd, »S.Ori 73-4»-4«74—219 peared headed for a record-setting victory under Seve also had a shot at the course record of Jay Haat, IS.OJS 75-70-7447—144 Calvin Paata, S3,*M 7! 14-7070—244 leaden skies yesterday, touring the front side of 271 set by Nicklaus in 1965 and tied by Raymond Gil Morgan. UHO 73-71-74-47—217 Bill KraUtrt. U.tK '471 7S-47—117 the 7,040-yard Augusta National Golf Club Floyd In im, but that ended with the double Jim Slmont. U.WO 7J-4»71-71—H7 Fully Zotllar, w.wo TO-70-72-75—217 course in S-under 33 to take a 10-stroke edge over bogey-bogey on the back side. Arnold Palmar, H.015 Andy Norm. U.015 7270-70-75—w thefleW. " The victory earned him $55,000 and gave him Dava Stockton. tl.wo IHJIIX-IK Then came a bogey at No.10, but there was the 14th victory of his career, and his second Lou Graham, fl,aao 70-72 4177-Hf Cralfl Sladlar, II,W0 74-70-74-at—alt no concern. ' *W major conquest. Kalth Fargm, tt.tog II 74-71-71—24t Laa Travlno, 12.M0 74-70-72 71—241 Worry began to enter his mind at No.12, the It also produced an inevitable question — • Jay Slaaal 72-71-72 74— m treacherous little par 3 guarded by water, which could be break Nicklaus' mark of 17 major Tom Purtlar, 11,175 • 74 71 70-74—2»» Bill Rosari, S2JU 71 71-71-74— m caught his tee shot. He dropped, and then needed victories? Jonn Fought, 11,150 71-71-7471—210 Jot Inman, ll.UO 7371-74-71—»1 two putts to get down. It was double bogey and "Seventeen big salmon is a lot," be said. "I Jack Nlcklaut, H.BM 74-72-7471—211 Graham Marth, f2,l» 74 70-75 77—IT! only a S-shot lead after playing partner Jack will try my best, but I don't think I can get that Howard Twltty, 12.115 74-71-73-7*—211 Newton of Australia sank his second straight far." Doug Taw.ll, UMi 71-72-72-7*—2»1 Johnny Millar, »2.41i 71-7177-71—HI birdie putt. It capped a week In which Ballesteros sur- Jell Mitch.ll, 12,425 71*9-7»-73—212 Charln CooOy. UMS 74-71-7175—HI It got even tighter. He went to the par 513th, vived an erratic driver, often finding himself in Re. Caldwall, %Uni 44-75-75-74— 212 a hole be birdied the first three days, and found the pine trees that line every fairway on this Ed Snaed, 12.M0 7273-7174—211 John Mahaltev, S2,M0 71-44-7340—2tlJ water again, ultimately missing a 10-foot par course. Chi Chi Rodrlgiu. U.IOO 7S70717S—2IJ putt He was asked now be was able to get out of 74 71-71-74—213 Newton had another birdie, and further along danger so often. the course, Glbby Gilbert was within two shots "Very simple," be replied. "The more you of the lead, after playing the 16th. go Into the trees, the more you practice." ' Seve said he started talking to himself. Ballesteros kept his cool on the hot, humid "You are so stupid. What are you doing day when be had to, playing his final round here. You were in a comfortable position. Now under a forecast of heavy thundershowers that Sports you are In trouble. Yon are going to lose the never developed. MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1980 11 Jj'i A P«r/«c» Fit tournament." He setUed what had started to looked again Cosmos boot Kicks in a shootout, 2-1 By GRBIG HENDERSON only by Chinaglia's bead and Moran's time leading scorer. He has amassed 96 toe. The Cosmos, with Johan Neeskens, goals in 103 regular season games. An- EAST RUTHERFORD - There Wim Rijsbergen and Franz Becfcen- other NASL record-setter was Wilson, wai seldom beard an encouraging word bauer all sidelined with injuries, ap- who played in his 156th straight game out of the Cosmos tockerroom follow- peared to team with Minnesota in the yesterday. Gehrig's mark looks pretty ing their borne opener at Giants Stadi- use of stall tactics. The two teams safe. um yesterday. combined to squeeze off only 14 shots In The Cosmos were in pretty fair "This was a terrible game. One of the first hall. shape going into the Shootout yesterday the worst," said Cosmos captain The second half was Just about as when compared to the Kicks. Mazxei's Giorgio Chinaglla. "It wasn't a very exciting and the 15-minute overtime men have taken part In 13 shootouts good performance." period did little to break the spell. and have woo seven of them. Minne- . But it was one the Cosmos will take Professor Julio Maizei's insertion of sota, on the other hand, has been in 10 as Bruce Wilson fired home a goal in Mark Uveric and Seninbo into the line- shootouts all told and has droppednine. the fourth round of a Shootout to topple up in the overtime got the Cosmos the winless Minnesota Kicks, J-l, la a running, but it was also gunning that Kick goalie Tino LetUeri doesn't North American Soccer League battle. the team needed help oo. like the words Cosmos and Shootout Luckily, Scninbo and Julio Cesar BirkenmWer took care of the Min- mentioned In the same breath. It waa Romero also tallied in toe Shootout for nesota guns in the Shootout, stopping Littieri who was minding the net back the Cosmos (2-1) and goalie Hubert the attempts of Ace Ntsoelengoe, in the 1878 playoffs when the Cosmos Birkenmeier staved off three of four Ricardo Alonso and Alan Wiley. In the ousted Minnesota in a Shootout Tae Minnesota attempts to help bring an meantime, Seninno and Romero sand- Cosmos now lead the series with the end to a long afternoon. wiched a miss by Eakandarlan with Kicks, 5-2. "The only thing that was missing goals past Tino Lettieri. Another popular series will be re- were goals," the 19-year-old Romero Minnesota's Tim Tweliman pro- sumed Sunday when the Cosmos host said. "We had a lot of attempts." longed the agony by zipping.a shot past the Tampa Bay Rowdies in a 2:30 p.m. The Kicks had far fewer attempts, Birkenmeier, but Wilson planted one in battle. The Rowdies, who have made but they made oae count aa midfielder the left comer of the net on his tun to an appearance hi the last two Soccer Mark Moran skipped a goal past end it Bowls, are itching for another shot at Birkenmeier at 83:20 to force the game "I always shoot into the same cor- the title and nave the talent to get into its eventual Shootout. Ironically, it ner," Wilson said. "Sometimes the there. was Moran's first tally in two years. goalkeeper overplays. If the goal- Oscar Fabbiani leads the charge for ' Chlnaglia, who is at the opposite keeper knows where I like to shoot, it's Tampa Bay. Fabbiani wrestled the end of the spectrum as far as goals go, a 50-60 thing." scoring crown from Chinaglia last sea- got his second of the season on a header COSMIC WAVES — Romero, who son by hitting on 25 goals and banding at 37:46 off a Romero header. His ef- was one of the few bright spots yester- out eight assists for a point total of 58. forts got a polite applause from the day! was voted the Star of the Game by Giorgio, with 10 goals and five assists, crowd, but Chinaglia noticed that the the Professional Soccer Reporters As- was a point behind. biggest reaction came on Moran's boot. sociation. Also receiving recognition Other top Rowdies are Steve "When he scored, it sounded like for their performances in the contest Wegerle, Mike Connell and Peter the Cosmos had scored," Chlnaglia were Ntsoelengoe and teammate Bjorn Baralic. Neeskens, who is suffering said. "I guess the fans wanted a Nordquist. from a neck Injury, and Rijsbergen, GOTCHA — Cosmos goalie Hubert Blrkenmeler ooes Shootout. They wanted something ex- Yesterday's crowd did not even who has strained ligaments, may not HagMar iWI aka4M kv Oava Kkwaaa high in (ha air to snare a shot yesterday In the teams' citing. It bad been a boring afternoon." come close to last year's turnout of be ready for the Rowdies. Becke.n- YES I — Bruce Wilson of the Cosmos celebrates after home opener at Giants Stadium. Birkenmeier's play In That's boring with a capital 'B'. 73,342 in the home opener bauer, who sat out yesterday's game scoring what proved to be the winning goal in a Shootout goal enable the Cosmos to come out with a 2-1 Shootout The 51,225 fans that showed up were Chinaglia's header left him just six with a slight muscle strain, should be versus the Minnesota Kicks yesterday at Giants Stadi- win over the Minnesota Kicks. treated to a listless 106 minutes broken goals shy of becoming the NASL's all- back In the lineup. um. I Alcott coasts Sixers sizzle; to LPGA title Suns hang on RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Amy Alcott once academic. ATLANTA (AP) - Maurice Cheeks' three Basketball Association playoffs is set for broke the record for women at the famed "Amy Is Just playing fantastic golf," said consecutive field goals at the start of the tomorrow night In Los Angeles. The Lakers Pebble Beach Golf Links, and she said the Young, the Ladles Professional Golf Associa- second half sparked a 107-S3 Philadelphia lead the series, 3-1. weather in Raleigh yesterday reminded her tion money-winning leader with (96,806.. blowout victory yesterday as the 76ers took a Westphal hit for nine points in the last of what she had experienced there. "You can't take anything away from her." commanding 3-1 lead in their best-of-seven four minutes of play to put the contest out of And no one could take issue with that RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) — final tcorat In tkt 94-hota. National Basketball Association playoff bat- reach for the Lakers. after the 24-year-old Santa Monica, Calif., 1100,000 LPGA tournamanl at tht 4.141-varil. par-72 North tle with the Atlanta Hawks. Los Angeles was trailing by 15 points resident, splashed her way to a J-under-par 69 Philadelphia outscored the Hawks 35-17 in when Westphal hit a bucket with J:58 to go, Donna Canal Young. ttJJOO to take home the winners' share of f 100,000 in Dot Carmaln, f 7,004 71-71-47—111 the third period, breaking a 46-46 halftime then stole the ball from the Lakers' Earvin Sandra Poat. iSMO 7I-47-74-111 deadlock to take an 81-63 advantage into the "Magic" Johnson and raced down the court an LPGA tour event. Her M-bole total of 308 Kathv McMulltn 11,790 717!-4t—111 was 10 under par and four strokes better than Patty Hayat. U.7J0 71-70-71—Itl final period. to score another bucket. Mariana Floyd, U.MO 7171-71-114 runnerup Donna Caponi Young. Barbara Moxnaii. UM0 71-71-70—J19 The 76era have a chance to win the series He was fouled by the Lakers Norm Nixon Cathy Morta, 12,400 75-70-70-115 at borne tomorrow night and advance to the and connected on the free throw. Westphal "I usually like playing in this kind of Kathv Whltworlh. tl,200 7174-71-214 Silvia Btrtolacclnl, fl.loo 7173-71—114 Eastern Conference finals against the winner added two more free throws and a bucket in weather," said a drenched Alcott following Lynn Adanu. 12.200 44.7W4-214 her romp over the rain-soaked North Ridge Kathv Hlta. U.2O0 7344-74—214 of the Houston-Boston series. the last two minutes. vum Tabor, li,9tf 7171-71—117 Philadelphia's Darryl Dawkins opened PHILADELPHIA (147) Country Club. Mary O»yar, t1,9N 7171-74-117 . Irvlno 7 M 17, CJanai 11-14, Daoklm 7 1-2 IS; Cnaakl • She entered the final round of the three- Julia Stanoar, fi.SN n-70-79—117 the third period with an 18-foot Jump shot and 1-4 If; MolUnt 7 4-7 20, Blbov 2 0-14, BJontt 4 4-4 20. Mix 104 OabWa Auttln, H.514 70-71-74-117 4, Soanartnl 0 J-l 1. Toona 00^0 Totali 4115-10107 day event with a single-stroke lead over Kalhv Aharn, II.Sis 70-74-71-Ilg then Cheeks went to work, hitting three con- ATLANTA IUI Young and Sandra Post. But they fell far Donna Martan WMM, 11,10 secutive shots and lour ot Ms first five. Draw IMII, ItauMflaU4 5-417. Holllm >00 la. Mill II1 Dabbla Haiuv, tl.155 7tSJld!J 4, Johntan 4 44 II. Hawai 1 Ml, Crlll 41114, McClroy 4 Ml Pal Mayirt. H.1S5 The quick Philadelphia guard finished 4, Brown 1M 4. Glvani 1 042 Totali35 13 20 43 behind early in the round and never could Allct Millar. 11,155 7J-717J—lit 7>7t-74-lM miHlUllMl MUM 14-147 catchup. Slwllav Mamlln, f1,19i with It points. AUaala. „ _ _ It M 17 ft- a Holly HtrtMv, ftW ' 74.7l-7»—JI» 4W7-7J-1H In the fourth period, Bobby Jones came Thraa-polnt ooalt—Nona. Poulad out— Nona. Total tout* "I don't feel like I own the course," said Batly Kino, MM —PMIaoWohla ». Atlanta 24. A—15,417. Judy Clark, 1120 71-7J-7J—220 off the bench to score eight of his » points Alcott, despite the fact that she successfully Jantt A»x, 1440 74-72-71—2» defended her title. "I Just wanted to go out Jo Anna Prantka, taaO 71-75-7J—121 and Lionel HoUlns added six to deliver the LOSAHOILCSIItll Cindy Chamaarlln, 1451 - 74-74-7J-111 Clwnai 10-0 4, Wllkaf » J-l 11. Abdul-Jabbar II M IS. and beat toe field, and I think I played Dabbla Rato, tan 74-74-7J-111 final blow to the Hawks. Johraon 11-4 I. Ninon 10 0411, Comar in 4. Haywood 4 2 3 Kathv Martin, t4» 74-74-71—22J Sow «7, Lakers Ml 14. Landltaraar 104 2, Holland 0 M 0, Bymai 0 2-1!. Lai 0 spectacular golf this week." Kathv Young, fan 71-7041—HI 040 T0UU4114-14101 « Cindy Hill, MS* 70-77-7 PHOENIX, Arii. - Paul Westphal scored PMOINIX HO) That may have been an understatement, Bockv Ptarion, fait 74-7J-75—222 Davla 4 4-4-14, Haan! 7 11 15. Adami 4 2 2 14, Bula 5 4-417, considering three sub-70 rounds..In rain that Marga SluOblttlald, 1451 75-71-75-lU IS points and the Phoenix Suns played Wattohal 10 5-415. Scott J 1-2 7. Bratl S 04 10. K.llay 41-110. Karolvn Kartiman, nil 75-71-74—222 HOUSE CALL— Julius Ervlna (6) of the Phildelphla tenacious defense to defeat Los Angeles and Coo* 15-51, HlohiMl Totali 4t24-11 127 at times became a torrential downpour Lori Garbaci. fSM 77-71-71—HI 1.11 flngilll If n 14 14—111 Alcott bogied Just one bole - the third — and Vlckl F.rgoo, fSW 74-74- n-ta 76ers soar* past Tree Rollins of the Atlanta Hawkc for a stave off elimination in their NBA Western Pkagali UK* at-IO Marty Dlckarion, 1500 74-74-75—2O reverse layup. The 76ers went up'in their playoff series, Conference playoff series. Thraa-polnt ooalt—Nixon. Bratl I. Total touts—Loa An- birdied the seventh, eighth, llth and 13th. Sutan Gramj, 1430 77-7J-74-H4 gglai 19, PIMMIIX tt. Technical—Lot Anaelai Coach Wtii- The last two made the remainder of the trip Bavtrly Klatl, UK 77-71-74-O4 3-1, by downing the Hawks, 107-83. Game No. 5 In the best-of-7 National B5.A—12.440. 12 The DrilyIfcgirtcr SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY.APRILU.I98O Yankees sweep Rangers ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Dick Howser sat Johnson then doubted across two more runs majors, yielded only a fifth-inning triple and bundled up in his dank office with droplets of and now has BUM hits in U at-bats with six runs eighth-inning laftela single to John Castlno and a water falling from the ceiling into nearby buck- hatted in. sixth-inning double to Ken Landreau. ets The Orioles took a 1-0 lead in the first ooa The A's gat only seven tuts themselves but He had just registered his first major league walk to Rich Dauer, a wild pitch, and a no- bunched three of those off loser Roger Erickson in victory yesterday as the manager of the New scoring single by Edd*e Murray. They picked up the first inning, whan they scored three of their York Yankees and the relief was obvious, despite another run in the fourth on a waft to Murray, and the miserable weather conditions. singles by Doug DeCinces and Gary Roenicke. Rickey Henderson led off the game with a "It's nice to get that first one finally behind Rc« Sax 3. Brewers 1 single. He went to second on a walk to Mitchell you," said Howser, who was a coach for 11 years MILWAUKEE - Boston right-hander Bob Page and took third on a single by Dave Revering in the Yankee organization. "It is sort of like the Stanley checked Milwaukee on four hit* aad Carl before scoring along with Page on Wayne Gross' first hit of the season. You get anxious for it" Yastrsemskl's run-acoring double keyed • three- double Revering scored the final run of the inning He laughed and added, "I wasn't all that run fourth as the Red Sox defeated the Brewers. on a sacrifice bunt by Mike Davis. worried. I don't think there's a manager any- Milwaukee took a 1-0 lead off Stanley, 1-0, Gross drove in his third run of the game with a where who hasn't won at least one game in a when Robin Yount led off the third with a bad-hop single in the eighth inning against reliever Darrell season." double, which hit third baseman Jack Brohamer Jackson. Howser, who was coaching at Florida State above the right eye. Yount took third on Charlie The Twins scored their only ran In the second last year, answered a call from owner George Moore's grounder, and scored when Paul Molitor without a hit on a two-base error by shortstop Steinbrenner after the season. Howser had nun- grounded out. Mario Guerrero, a groundnut and another error aged the Yankees for one game on July 14,1978, Boston came right back in the fourth on a one- by first baseman Revering. after Billy Martin had resigned, losing 5-2 to out walk to Rick Bur loon, a single by Fred Lynn Kansas City. and run-scoring single by Jim Rke. lUyalsl, Tigers 2 Jim Spencer's grand slam home run carried The Red Sox picked up their second run off KANSAS CITY Willie Aikens, breaking an 0 the Yankees to a 9-4 victory over the Texas Brewer starter Moose Haas, 0-1, when for-u slump, delivered a bases-loaded single In Rangers In the first game of a double-header to Yastremiski slashed a double to the right field the seventh inning to boost the Kansas City present Howser with his coveted win. Reggie corner. After Tony Peres walked, Carlton Flak's Royals to a victory over the Detroit Tigers. Jackson ripped a two-run homer in a 8-2 nightcap grounder produced Rke with the final run. Paul SpliUorff, Dan Quisenberry and Gary victory. Christenson combined on a 10-oltter, holding the Audi I faaaaaa S Ed Figueroa, who had elbow surgery in Au- Tigers scoreless until Champ Summers belted a gust, also brightened Howser's day by lasting 5 • ANAHEIM — Joe Rudi drove in three runs to two-run homer hi the ninth. and two thirds innings to get the win the second lead the California Angels to a victory over the Aikens. acquired In an offseason trade with game before his arm stiffened. Figueroa allowed Cleveland Indians. California, singled sharply Into center field off one run in six hits and got sterling relief help from Rudi walked with the bases loaded in the third loser Dave Roseau. U.L Washington and Willie Tom Underwood, who permitted one run and two Inning to force in one run and singled home two Wilson scored on the play and Aikens was thrown hits. more in the seventh, when the Angels broke the out trying for second. game open. Gaylor Perry was the loser for Texas in the The Royals scored their first run in the fourth second game. Leading 5-2, the Angels chased John Denny inning when Hal McRae singled and later came when Carney Lansford led off with a double and White Sox 5, (Molest around to score on a single by Pete LaCock. Baylor walked. Carew greeted rookie reliever CHICAGO — Jim Morrison's tie-breaking sac- Mike Stanton with a single behind second hue rifice fly followed by a two-run double by hot- li.BhKJaytl and Rudi followed with a line single down the left hitting Lamar Johnson keyed a three-run seventh SEATTLE- Bruce Bocfate and BUI Stein i field line to drive In two more runs. inning, leading the Chicago White Sox to a victory drove in two runs, powering the Seattle Mariners over the Baltimore Orioles. Cleveland got two of its runs off Angels starter past the Toronto Blue Jays behind Floyd Ban- It was the third straight victory for the White Don Aase in (be fifth. Tom Veryxer doubled home nister's eight-hitter. Sox over the defending American League cham- one run and another scored on a sacrifice fly by Bochte drilled a two-run double In the first pions following an opening day loss. Toby Harrah. inning off Toronto loser Dave '•«""«" *j* and Bruce Kimm opened the seventh with a single A'st, Twins 1 Stein added run-scoring singles in the sixth and and went to third on a double by Greg Pryor Triad OAKLAND - Mike Norris, a hard-luck right- eighth innings. The Mariners picked up their THE SLAMME R — Jim Spencer of the New York Yankees trots home after hitting a Bosley struck out, and Alan Bannister was given hander, gave up only three hits and struck out 11 other run in the eighth on a sqoeest boat by Larry grand slam home run against the Texas Rangers. The greeting committee at home an intentional walk before Morrison's sacrifice as the Oakland As beat the Minnesota Twins. Cox. plate Is composed of Ruppert Jonas (22). Bob Watson (28) and Oscar Gamble (17). fly scored pinch-runner Claudell Washington to Norris, who has been plagued by Injury and Bannister struck out sU and walked three In The Yankees swept the Rangers, 9-4 and 8-2. snap a 2-1 tie. lack of support in bis previous five seasons in the Falcone, Allen star as Mets blank Cubs NEW YORK (AP) - Pete Falcone Monday. Falcone suffered the injury Jose Crux and Dennis Walling led and Neil Allen combined on a five- while running the bases in New York's off the second inning for Houston with hitter and Joel Youngbiood •rove In two-run sixth Inning in which he scored consecutive singles, proceeding Bnos two runs to help the New York Mats the first run CabelPs run-scoring single to center beat the Chicago Cubs M yesterday EXSM *. Pfeiutes 4 against losing pitcher Dave Goltt, 0-1. Falcone, 1-0. left the game with a PHILADELPHIA — Ellis Valentine Jeff Leonard singled to load the bases twoJiltter after suffering a slight pull slammed a lOth-innlng leadoff home and, one out later, Forsch drilled his in his left hamstring running the bases run off Lerrtn LaGrow that gave Mont* two-run hit to right. in the sixth inning Allen pitched the real a victory over the Philadelphia Plrales 3, Cartftsals t 1 final three Innings and earned the save. Phillies, the Expos first triumph of the ST. LOUIS — Jim Rooker gave up He has saved both New York victories five hits in 6 and a third innings and hit this season Ellas Sou, the fourth Montreal his seventh career home run, leading The Mets scored an unearned run pitcher, got the victory. the Pittsburgh Pirates to their third off Cub starter Willie Hernandez, 0-1, The Expos had led 4-1 suiting the staight victory, a decision over the St. in the second John Stearns led of f with last of the ninth, but the Phillies rallied Bouts Cardinals. a double, took third on Jerry Morales' for three runs to tie the game and send Rooker's homer, a line shot over the single and scored on a passed ball by it into extra innings. The Phillies left-field fence with Phil Garner on catcher Barry Koote. knocked out reliever Stan Bahnsen, base, came in the seventh inning. In the • Youngblood collected his first RBI who had held them scoreless on two St. Louis seventh, Ken ReiU singled in the third when he singled home hits for four innings. and Ken OberkfeU doubted, driving Frank Taveras, who had doubled. Greg Luzinksl opened the PhiUie Rooker from the game. Enrique Romo Youngblood opened the fifth with a ninth with a single and moved to sec- came in and stymied the St. Louis double and scored the third New York ond on a single by Bob Boone. Larry threat. Boone tried to get to second on a Larry Bowa grounder. run when Morales doubled with one out Bowa forced Boone, Luzinski going to Grant Jackson provided last-out re- HATS OF" — Shorstop Chris Speier of the Montreal third. Expos gets his hat knocked off as he dives In to make a The EXPOS went on towln their first game, 5-4. to finish Hernandez. lief of Romo in the ninth to pick up the Bows moved to second, with forcaout tag on Bob Boone of the Philadelphia Phillies. New York scored twice In te sixth save. off reliever Lynn McGlothen. Falcone Luzinski holding at third, on a wild Reass,sravMf lad off with a single, moved to second pitch. After Manny Trtllo bounced out, CINCINNATI - Rookie Charlie on a single by Sieve Henderson, took Expo third baseman Larry Parrish Liebrandt tossed a five-hitter in Us third on Taveras' single and scored on mishandled pinch-hitter Greg Gross' first major league start as the Cincin- Youngblood's sacrifice fly. liner for an error, scoring two runs that nati Reds defeated the Braves. Bruins pop Penguins, 8-3 made it 4-3. Steams singled home Henderson Liebrandt, a M-year-old left- Astros 4, Dodgers I hander, struck out five and walked PITTSBURGH (AP) - Peter with the second run of the Inning to shot by Ray Borque with 5:13 elapsed first of his two goals unassisted. complete the scoring. HOUSTON - Ken Forscb scattered three. Phil Niekro, 0-2, was the loser, McNab scored twice to lead a five- in the opening period Rick Middleton seven hits in 7 and two thirds innings allowing all five runs in 51-3 Innings, goal, first-period eruption that gave the Falcone yielded an infield single to beat Penguin goaUe Greg Millen with a Plrtt I _ _ „ Mike Vail in the second and had to and drove in two runs with a second- including a solo homer by Johnny Boston Bruins an 8-3 victory last night backhand shot at 6:42. 1:11.1, Baaton.Mloo'lllaji. J (MacTavim. C—Xntin). 4:41. I. Boatan. Bauroua 1 (CrRMIIV. Marcanal, work his way out of a bases-loaded, inning single to lead the Houston Bench, his first of the season. over the Pittsburgh Penguins, tying Borque blasted a slapshot from the 11:10.4, Boalan. McNab 1 (O'RHHy, Parttl. l«:00. V Astros to a victory over the Los Angel- GlaaUJ, Padres 1 their best-of-five Stanley Cup playoff Batlon. MacTavim I (Saurauo). U'M. Panama*- none-out jam in the fourth when be point for Boston's third goal at 14:26. Huahot, Pit. 11:171 MacTavim. Soa, mlnar malar, isssued two walks around a single by es Dodgers. SAN DIEGO - Dave Winfield series at two games each. McNab added a power-play goal at !•:»; StacthovM. Pit, major. H:H. Hwnai. pit, 11:11. BUI Buckner. Falcone struck out Vail Forsch, who pitched a no-hitter dropped a fly ball in right field that set The fifth and final game will be 16:00 and Greg MacTavlsh put the Sacond Parlod-4, Boaton. Millar 1. (FoMarl. and induced Jerry Martin to ground against Atlanta in his first start of the up the winning run and Vlda Blue scat- played tonight in Boston Garden. Bruins on top 5-0 at the 18:09 mark. 4:31, J, Sanaa, Foatar I, »:00. PanaKM — Lalandt, Bot. 1:11; Tallon, PH. I.U; Sli»mil. Boa. 1:47; into an Inning-ending double play- 1979 season, struck out four and walked tered four hits in seven innings as the The Bruins, rebounding from a 4-1 McNab. Bo>. 5:10; Part, Baa. 0:H, . Boston added two more goals in the Third Partqd 0. Plllllmoli. Kahoa I (FauMn. Falcone was 6-14 with New York in two as the Astros recorded their third Sin Francisco Giants won their first defeat here Saturday night, scored Johnun). 4:41. ». Pltttkurah, SUckhauia 1 middle period. While McNab was sit- 1»7» and did not win his first game until victory In their first four games game of the season. twice on their first three shots of the (Mapard, Scnutt), 14:40; 10. PrttaauraA Kahat 1, ting out a hooking penalty, Bob Miller K:4MI,Bo«on. Foatar, KSacord), 14:41. Panama. June 25, the Mets' 67th game. How- against the Dodgers. He needed relief The victory, which ended a three- game. managed a shortbanded score. Midway — Camman. Soa, 5:14, HugJiai. Pit Slttl McCrlm- man. Baa, 4:14; MIMIaton. Boa. malar, 10:01. ever, a full diagnosis of the extent of help in the eighth from Frank LaCorte, game losing streak, was Blue's sixth McNab tipped in a deflection of a of the period, Dwight Foster scored the Shoti on IPII Siatin 1111-4—». PHUburgti bis hamstring injury Is expected on who picked up the save. over the Padres without a loss. mi at. Ballesteros: American golf too grim AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - American golf dramatic personality. PGA titleholder Dave Graham, be will have He never bad a lesson. has a Jove affair going with a young Spanish Now they have one in the handsome, 23- to learn how to play the difficult, tree-lined Golf historians compare Ballesteros' be- gaucho named Severiano Ballesteros, but it's year-old Spaniard, considered by most of the golf courses that demand precision as well as ginning with that of Sam Snead, who played a one-sided romance. The crush is more with international golf community to be the distance (meaning U.S. courses). barefoot and emerged from the Virginia hills the courter than the courted. world's No.l player. A transplanted Australian, Graham In- to become one of the game's legends. Like Seve has eyes only for another damsel WILL He is currently the reigning champion in sists that the American tour is a requisite to Snead, Ballesteros Is blessed with raw talent. overseas — the European tour. two of the four major tests — the British golfing greatness. South Africa's Gary But he has a cut of Arnle Palmer in him, American golf, Seve says in effect, is too Open and the Masters. His horizon appears Player says, If Seve decides to play in Ameri- too — a rare magnetism that stems not only grim and impersonal. It's too cut-throat. GRIMSLEY limitless. ca, he will prove himself the best in the from his infectious personality but bis pro- Players are money mad. There Is little fun in Recognizing this, the PGA tour offered world. clivity for attacking a golf course, and the game. Ballesteros a player's card, free access to Ballesteros is a pleasant, dark-haired 6- Heaven help the hindmost. Golfers bere concentrate so much, said the tour without the necessity of going to a footer with a sparkling personality sod a golf A long hitting gambler, he bangs the ball the attractive new Masters champion, the qualifying school. The card would require game that can't be manufactured but Is a gift off trees, out of bunkers and off adjacent most exciting figure to emerge In the sport tired of me, then maybe I come to America. Ballesteros to give first allegiance to the U.S. from Heaven. fairways to reap birdies from double bogey since Jack Nicklaus. They don't talk much. These are depressing words to Com- tour. He grew up in the rural village of San- situations. He also scores double bogeys and We don't have a fiesta when we play (in missioner Deane Beman and the architects No, gracias, Seve said. tander in northern Spain, son of a farmer and eagles with equal aplomb. Europe) but everybody Is happy when you of the $1S million American tour, suffering a Some American pros were stunned by this youngest of four golfing brothers. Denied The crowds love him. win. lack of Identity and a downturn in popularity. rebuff. The lockerrooms seethed with caustic access to exclusive clubs, Seve practiced on America has dominated world golf since There's big money here. More tension. With the aging Arnold Palmer and Jack comments. You Just can't hit the ball as the beaches and sneaked onto the golf the days of Walter Hagen 70 years ago, a You know, money's money. They (American Nicklaus decending from their once-lofty crookedly as Steve does and win consistently, courses st night, shooting at greens In the British critic commented. Ballesteros — Im- pros) really are hungry. Me? I don't worry pedestals to be replaced by an almost indist- said two-time U.S. Open champion Hale dark. aginative, competitive, stubborn, with a rare about money. I want to win and be nappy. inguishable wave of young lions In plaid Irwln. As a kid, he walked around with a five- feel for the game — may be the foreigner to I think I stay in Europe. When they get slacks, the game is thirsting for a new and If he is to be a world-class player, added iron always in bis bands. He quit school at 14. break the stranglehold. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONOAY, APRIL 14,1980 The DtaifyMegkler 13 Mackerel on run off Monmouth shore Mackerel nude their first appearance off The Capt. Applegate, Atlantic City, which reported Mike LaVlola of the Tackle Box, England of Red Bank limited out yesterday the southern shore of Monmouth County on reported the state's first good mackerel Haslet. Earlier the stripers had been caught morning on Hockhocksen Brook. Henry Lam- Friday and on Saturday party boata out of i catch on April 6, reported plenty of them on flounder rigs, but during the latter part of bertson caught three brown trout in the Muiaaquan and Shark River berths were taken all of last week. The boat made an the week anglers were baiting with whole Manasquan on Saturday, one of them a 17- catching them in large numbers. offshore'run for pollock and cod on Saturday worms and fishing expressly for stripers. incber. The fish are right on schedule according HENRY and the party boat Applejack went mackerel LaVlola reported Bob Biensiasc and son The Manasquan was scheduled to be float to the pattern of the past few yean. Last fishing that day. Both boata were out for of Edison caught 53 flounders to a pound and stocked In addition to pail stocked for the year the first mackerel off the mid-Jersey mackerel yesterday. three quarters and Robert Nadej of Iselin first time today. Richard and Richard Eng- shore were caught on April 12 by the party SCHAEFER The Big Jim, Cape May City, reported caught 36 to two pounds. Both catches were land, Jr. of Red Bank were to man the float. boats Gambler and Dauntless out of Point Just token numbers of mackerel taken Easter scored In the Navesink River. The local sportsmen nope to be able to Pleasant Beach and the Paramount and Ja- Sunday but progressively better fishing dur- Jim Giglio of GigUo's Bait and Tackle float stock the river every Monday from the maica out of Brielle. ing the week through Friday. Saturday was a Shop in Sea Bright reported flounder fishing Squankum Bridge to Allenwood, despite on- CapL John Bogan Sr. of Bogan's Brielle poor day because of high wind and rough good again in the Shrewsbury River. It had going construction of MK at the bridge Basin reported that the party boats Para- water off Cape May. During the week. Indi- been poor following the storm at the middle Taaa Regalattoas Te Be Diseased mount, Jamaica and Jamaica II all had loads vidual catches were running 50 to 70 fish. of last week. United Boatmen of New Jersey announces of mackerel on Saturday and that the twice Ling heavily outnumbered whiting in the Louise Fossani of Capt. Charlie's Bait and the public Is invited to attend a meeting on daily Paramount II skippered by Dennis Monmouth County over the weekend were catches on Long Branch Pier on Saturday Tackle Shop, Port Monmouth, reported giant tuna rules and regulations at the Holi- Bogan did well too. probably never within 100 miles of Cape May night and Joe Sbusko reported that rock striped bass in addition to a lot of flounders day Inn, Route 36, West Long Branch, at 7 The appearance of the mackerel off Mon- and points south. crabs were taken by the bushel during the being caught in the bay, particularly off Port p.m. Wednesday. mouth County again shot down the popular Doris Mae IV, Barnegat Light, reported day. Monmouth Road. According to Capt. Howard Bogan of the belief that mackerel move up the coast dur- the first significant mackerel catches last Small Stripers Hlttiag la Bay Trout fishermen were out in force again United Boatmen: "This bearing will present ing spring migration when in fact the move- Tuesday and very good Jigging through Satur- Small striped bass, a lot of them shorts, in good weather yesterday, enjoying the sun- proposed rules that would significantly ments of these pelagic fish is onshore and day. The Pirate King, charter boat, reported but some running up to 10 inches were taken shine and catching a fish here and there. amend current regulations. Your oral and offshore. The mackerel that were caught off 600 mackerel taken on Saturday. in fair number In Raritan Bay last Dick and Henry Lambertson and John written comments are invited." Celtics glide; Connors clobbers McEnroe, 7-5,6-3 Sonics boom TOKYO (AP) - Jimmy Connors used his game and held his service, tying the score speed and power to beat John McEnroe 7-5, 2-2. HOUSTON (AP) - Boston's Larry &rd well, but we're the world champions and this 6-3 yesterday in a two-hour final of a $280,000 Connors again broke McEnroe's serve in and Nate Archibald fueled a late third-quar- team has a knack of rising to the occasion." invitational tennis tournament. the seventh game, taking a 4-3 lead. Then ter surge to nullify a sluggish first half and Wilkens said he had expected the Sonics Connors earned $110,000, while McEnroe McEnroe retaliated, breaking Connors In a lead the Celtics to a 10M1 victory over would play well yesterday because they received $70,000. love game in the 10th. But McEnroe lost his Houston yesterday in their National Basket- almost had to win after the Backs' 1641 A crowd of 11,100 at Yoyogi natlonl indoor serve in the next game, giving Connors a 6-5 ball Association semifinal playoff series. victory Friday night. stadium watched the duel between the Amer- lead, and Connors held service to take the The victory, Boston's ninth straight over "I thought we had to have a split here," ican left-handers. set. the Rockets this season, gave the Celtics a 34 Wilkens said. "We had a UtUe practice yes- The victory was the second for Connors in Connors went ahead 3-1 in (he second set, lead in their bestof-seven series with the terday and I liked what I was reading. I felt three finals against McEnroe this year. breaking McEnroe's serve in the third game. Rockets. Houston faces elimination unless good about this game." Connors beat McEnroe in five sets In tnt But the score was tied 3-3 after Connors lost they can win tonight's game, also at the Bucks' Coach Don Nelson said his team U.S. Pro Indoor Championships at Philadel his serve in the sixth in a deuce game. Summit. used questionable judgement by tossing up a phia in January. Two months later, McEnroe Connors again broke McEnroe's serve in The Celtics were unable to pull away from flurry of three-point goal attempts late in the beat Connors in two straight-set tie-breakers the seventh and held his serve in the eighth in Houston in the first half, despite poor shoot- game. They sank only three of 15 three-point at the U.S. Indoor Championships at Mem- five deuce games, widening his lead to 5-3. Ing by the Rockets. The Rockets moved shots, all but one of them coming In the phis, Term. Connors then broke McEnroe's serve In the within two points at 55-U in the third quarter second half. Winters sank two of nine three- Hard-serving Roscoe Tanner rallied to ' ninth game to win the match. but from that point the Celtics took charge. pointers beat Hie NasUse of Romania 6-7, 7-5, 6-2 for Paaatta Tops Borg With Bird and Archibald leading the way, "We weren't that far behind to go for the third place in the four-man tournament. Tan- MEXICO CITY - Italy's Adriano Panatta Boston outscored Houston 1M over the final three-pointer that early," Nelson said. "It's ner collected $40,000 and NasUse got $30,000. downed Bjorn Borg of Sweden 6-4, 4-6, 7-5 in 4:44 of the third quarter and never were much better to take it to the basket with a "I was In good condition and I think I an indoor exhibition match. challenged again good opportunity to score. played well," Connors said. In another exhibition match, Raul Archibald finished with 20 points to lead "We were going to shoot some three- McEnroe said: "It was a tireseme Ramirez of Mexico defeated Vitas Gerulaitis the Celtics, and Bird, who hit only three of 10 pointers off our set stuff by Brian or Junior match. The court was slow." 7-6, 6-2. shots in the first half, added IS. Boston center (Bridgeman), but we had people Just dribbl- McEnroe led J-0 In the first set after A capacity crowd of 4,500 attended the Dave Cowens, who picked up three fouls in ing back to the three-pout line and shooting. breaking Connors' serve in the second game. games at the Olympic Gymnasium, spon- the first half, suffered s slight muscle spasm It was an error in Judgement. It was, an But Connors then broke McEnroe in the third sored by the Domecq Winery. • in the fourth quarter and did not return to the uncontrollable situation because we had only game. one time-out left and wanted to save It until Rick Robey filled in for Cowens and the end. It just became a contagious thing." scored 14 points, all in the second half "Being down and the clock running out, Moses Malone scored U points for the what can you do?" Bridgeman said. "You've Austin rebounds Rockets, and Robert Reid added V got to go for broke." Both teams got off to a slow start with "They have good shooters, and if they Boston taking a 1»-18 first quarter lead while felt that if they hit one of those it would get shooting only 36 percent. Rockets were even the crowd behind them, fine," Wilkens said. worse, hitting seven of 23 shots for SO "But I don't think I would do It with two to beat Marsikova percent. minutes left." Archibald came off the bench and hit t of Seaics 1U, Backs 167 10 shots and played, the key role in the MILWAUKEE - Gus Williams fired In 31 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) -^ Florida, which collected 32 points, was Celtics' third-quarter surge. points, leading Seattle to a victory over the Tracy Austin, the world's top-ranked female followed by Louisiana State with 18tt and "We tried several ways to stop him, but Milwaukee Bucks as the Sonics squared the mr ritBi* tennis player, lost the first set but rebounded Tennessee with 16. nothing worked," Rockets Coach Del Harris teams' NBA playoff series at 2-2. . NOT AGAIN — John McEnroe reacts to missing a to defeat Regina Marsikova in the finals of a In the No. 1 singles, Mary Lynne Smisson said. "They have so many possibilities. I ' Lohnie Shelton added 22 points, seven of return shot to Jimmy Connors In the final of the $250,000 $150,000 tournament yesterday. of Georgia defeated Paula KeUy of Tennes- guess if Nate wasn't having his night, they them in the last period, for the Sonics, who International Tennl Competition In Tokyo yesterday. The 17-year-old from Rolling HUls, Calif., see, 7-5, 6-4. In the No. 2 singles, Portman could have pushed it inside. We don't have return home for game No. 5 of the best of McEnroe lost the match 5-7, 7—6, giving Connors defeated Marsikova, of Czechoslovakia, 44, downed Peta Kelly of Tennessee, 6-4,6-4 many options." seven Western Conference semifinal series $110,000 first prize money. McEnroe received $70,000 for 6-1,6-0. Kentucky's Lynn Shores beat Florida's After Boston's third-quarter surge, the Tomorrow night. the second. The $30,000 check for winning the na- Ilene Friedland, 6-2,24, 6-2, while Florida's Celtics' high-powered offense ran smmothly Marques Johnson led the Bucks with 31 tionally televised tournament at Sea Pines Lisa Levins defeated Louisiana State's De- the rest of the game. The visitors were points. Racquet Club boosted Austin's earnings dur- nis* Myers, 7-5,6-2. pulling away at games end. Williams was injured In a collision with ing her 18-month professional career to more Donigan got by Louisiana State's Kyle "That's the way we have to play it," Bird the Bucks' 6-foot-ll Bob Lanier with 2:47 to Codex shines than $900,000. Copeland, 7-5,6-4, and Florida's Paula Scheb Mid. "It doesn't make any difference how playjnd left the game. The nature and extent But toAustin , who won the tournament came back tobea t Louisiana State's Cindy many times we've beaten them, we still have of the Injury were unknown. last year, the victory was more Important Trower, 6-J, 6-7,6-2 to keep applying pressure to the very end." Forcing the Bucks out of their patterns than the money and the crystal vase which In doubles, the Kelly sisters trounced The Rockeu finished with a 41 percent with aggressive defense, the Sonics broke to with victory she won. Scheb and Julie Pressly of Florida, 64, 6-2, shooting average with Rudy Tomjanovich s 104 lead as Shelton and Dennis Johnson "It was an Important win for me," she while Donigan and Friedland thrashed Shores hitting 3 of 11 shots and Calvin Murphy mak- both scored twice. Brian Winters scored Mil- said. "Otherwise people would say I only and Patty Lukas of Kentucky, 6-2,6-1. ing 3 of 8 Boston finished with a 91 percent waukee's first points three and a half held No. 1 for a week. Now it's a little Portman and Colleen McCabe of Florida average. minutes into the game. at Hollywood * tighter." defeated Ebie Taylor and Lisa Boettcher of Cedric Maxwell, who scored It for the Williams threw in 10 points hi the first The trophy was a large crystal vase, and Louisiana State, 6-4,6-4. Celtics, said, "We have so much talent com- period for the Sonics, who led 26-21 at that INGLEWOOD, Calif. All in the 40th running of the youngster joked: "I have three older Following the top three teams were Geor- ing off the bench that It's bard for them to stage. (A?) - Codex, not nomi- the Hollywood Derby carried brothers and an older sister who played in gia with 1SV4 points, Alabama, 11V«; Ken- match us. I don't think they have any com- Rotating passes brilliantly to set up open nated for the Kentucky 122 pounds. tournaments, and when they won a trophy my tucky, 10%; Auburn,6V4; Mississippi,6; Van- binations left." shots and backdoor plays, the Sonics out- Derby, stamped himself as Jaklin Klugman, winner of parents would take some books out of the derbilt. 2V«; and Mississippi State, 1%. bookcase and put the trophy up. Seattle Coach Lenny Wtlkens said Wil- scored the Bucks 14-2 to lead 45-30 with 4:33 the West's top 3-year-old yes- the California Derby at "They did the same thing for me when I liams suffered a crimp in his neck when he left In the first half. Shelton, Fred Brown and terday with an Impressive Golden Gate Fields, finished started playing. There aren't anymore books fell and hit the side of bis head on the floor. James Bailey each had four poults in that victory in the $330,280 Holly- fourth after being in conten- in there, that's for sure." The 6-2 guard lay prone for perhaps two spurt wood Derby. tion most of the way. Long- Soviets mad minutes before the Sonics' physician es- Ridden by Eddie De- shot Moorish Star was fifth, The latest Women's Tennis Association SOSTOM (wW Lucullus was sixth and Wood- computer rankings made Austin the top- MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet press yes- corted him to the dressing room. Sin IMII, Maxwall I l-j it, Cow.ni 10-0 4, ArchlbiM t lahoussaye, the D. Wayne MM. Ford 5 Mil. ClrrlMl FarnilanOlWO. Mandanon I ranked player by just .0*4 points over terday bitterly denounced the Carter Admin "He's a little sore and it wlU be a little Lukas-trained Codex finished land Lad seventh. Naked Sky, 1 1 4. Judklr,! 0 M 0. Mara vich 10-0 4. Rotor lull Totali 44 Martina Navratllova. 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APRIL 14, ,1960 15 Surprise stars bring life to 'There Goes The Bride9 ByBtXLZAPClC pearance* on stage Kathle Klein as Judy, the groom, is thrust upon a house in disarray and no concept that a wedding is scheduled for that and muddling meddling fill the show with TINTON FALLS - If you liked "Harvey" bride, demonstrates a remarkable depth of has no idea how to deal with the situation. summer day in the late '70s. hilarious one-liners. and enjoyed "Pather'i Delicate Condition," character. If Klein could bout no talent other Instead of being booked at one of New York's The wedding party and Westerby's business The sets by Rio-Lyn Brass Corp. are mag- then "There Goei the Bride," the latest offer- than perfect timing, the could build an entire ritiier hotels, Babcock and his family find partner, BUI Shorter, played by Peter M nificent and not to be expected in a dinner ing at The Dam Site Dinner Theater, will frab career on that. But the also brings a sense of themselves in The Bowery. Clarke reacts per- Sloan, try to deal with Westerby'i dementia theater of this size. They complement the show your funny bone. transition — especially abrupt ffno4t"M' fectly. while Westerby and his lovely dancing friend perfectly. And seeing what now character! are not changes-that keep the pace of this light piece The center of this confusion is Timothy live In a world of their own. The show's only incongruity is the youthful »eeln«U really believing quick and sprightly. Westerby - Timothy ROYSTEN Westerby, I Lynch's babbling and LoSapio1 • cooing are appearance of Lynch and Sloan. Both portend The comedy, directed by Denii Lynch and Strong In their roles as the mother and thank you - the cluttered-minded father of the a fascinating counterpoint to the wedding's to be executive! in their 40s, and they act the produced by DenKath Productioni, hai trifling grandmother of the bride, respectively, are bride, played by Lynch, who Is struck on the offldouaness. Lynch's eventual return to sani- roles well. But a few more laugh lines and little to do with the bride mentioned In the Kathy Reed and Judy Newcomb. Both keep the head and conjures up Polly Perkins, played by ty and LoSapio'i exit from the stage are sad- wrinkles, and a touch of Vitalis to the hair title. It doei, however, involve the father of toe house blustering through the wedding prepara- Lucille LoSapio, from the depths of Us fertile dening. would complete the illusion. bride, the mother of the bride, the bride's tions; each Individually is three times as ex- I magi nation. He alone can see her. The surprise star hi Don Brennan as Shows are Wednesday, Friday, Saturday grandparents ... anyone and everyone involved cited as Judy, and together they out-fluster her The pair cavorts through the lHOs with a Gerald, the bride's absent-minded, slightly- and Sunday, with dinner at 7 p.m. and curtain with the wedding. ninefold. timed step and a song in their heart, but with deaf grandfather, whose constant confusion at 8:30. That's a pity, because In ber brief ap- Hal Clarke as Babcock, the father of the revive* hi* monsUr dlan territory during 2M ffNEWS m MOVIE (SUSPENSE) •* from an Icy tomb only th* civil War. (60 MAW mil MOOH SHOW Wk»ioIhilulloliFrfl966 to have-H go on a ram- mlnsj JOE FIAfXUN SHOW Tom Adams, Dawn Ad- Television Today IK P«a*. (2 hr».) •> ONEWS dame. A British agent OUnANfWTOKJOHK fB MtMOKS OF fUSt S OMUnOMSAHFtAHCIS h rhe Nan* ol the Gerne I9»7 aeeka to prevent a se- SfKUl Osvie Newton- Alberta Hunter, Billy COLAttACONDAActl.TWs Tony Franclo**, Jill St. cret substance used In John etara hi an hour- Taylor, the caat of the s*rl*« pr***nt* th* John. A man Inves- e New British plan* NEW JERSEY long special of mualc NEW BSIY with a poor but good- Broadway ahow PonchleHloperalnfour tlgatea deeth of call from falling Into enemy and comedy wlUiQene (VHF) WNET U: looking repairman, 'Cable', end other* oaparata acts on con- girl, the trell lead* to h nds.(2hrs.) KeHy.AndyQIbb, Elton (IMF) 13. SO, 51, M (all JOKBTSwU and Lee thinks he de- perform In thl* tribute B*cutlv*«v*nlna»wlth various bualnees and John, Ted Knight, CWf MS I i NEWS listed as SI). HINEwMAIIWOW serve* a salary boost. to Jazz great Eubl* host Tony Randall. criminal types, (2 hrs.) Richard and Ton) Ten- tM I MOGIAIW VALUES AW NOUUTY M Blake. (•Omtna.) Each act will be ac- IM *B THOUGHT FOI TODAY NEW YORK nMto.(aOmwis.) m fBGONGSHOW • it'iimi HOUSE OK THE companied by (VHF) WCBS 1, WNBC 4:11 I I NEWS nm mm The bigaMe team documentary footsgs 9 SMOVMMAMA)" •Whoh 4:26 I ISTMUY 4. WNEW5. WABC7, WOR CISNEWS that Mary'a falling eye- HOUYWOOOTm designed to anhanc* Jennifer!" 1966 Gloria 4:M I I NMS AND ALLEN SHOW 8.WPIX11. (UHF)31 EVEWKMA6UME sight will eventually the viewer'* under- Sutan H*vw*rd, D«vld Swanson, Dan Dur ye*. 4:41 I I WCAUEDHOMAl PHILADELPHIA IWCNEWS lead to permanent standing of the opera. Wayne. The biography sian Aatoryofateenageglrt 4 45 © MOMSm 1 laUMMrlWT blindness and enroll )mlna.) (VHF) KYW 3, WPVI, HmrWOM'ThePlon- ofalngerJeneFromen. who if believed to be MfUDELPtlA IIXTACD0U6H her at a school for the M JACK VAn INK WCAV 10; (U.HF) 17. M. IS?' the daughter of an 4:S6 *a em tn THIS DAY IttCKWS blind. (Repeal; 2 hrr) NEW JEKET NKHTir «. IrAXETW MUSIC OlMOYf-OIOMW'WIol IT • mn aging lonely woman NEWS • CAtU pURNETT AND fnniinstiir 1964 Peter r who le accused of mur- gVlNjMO IKWlYWttttM •(ADVfMUH-DMM.)*** I UROrttEY HBENDS Quest: Carl 0 MOVIE (ADVfNIUJf)" IHimDATSISMI Cuahlng, KM King- 23PBC«T«lak*fStr**!i I9» dering her real child. 5:15 I GrVEUSTHtSDAT Iserkarfi OR*" Jam** IMUUVETISHOW ston. Dr. FrankeiMtein Ven Johnson, Vera (60 mine.) ill O MOVIE (MrSlEII)«V. Brolln, O.J. Slmpaon. •••••• ISTAtSKTAWHUTCH MUM. A Mind d«t«c- 2:21 ©MOVIE (D«AMA)"W 1tiaMHaiE|si"l942Jenies •now tun (Paid Subscription IHAiR Uvetrleato*olveaLon- Torpedo tun" 1951 Glenn Mason, Joyce Howard. jTJMf'SWU Television) A reporter IU*0tt«NDS0N don murder. (2 hrs., 30 Ford.EmeetBorgnln*. White visiting York- WfOtOMCUM At the movies •tumblee onto the The *tory of th* com- shire moor* where rwr Off! EASY Quest: scoop of the century- mender of aaubmarln* friend ha* disap- {Labor leader Harry (aclM Frtanori Fantasy (X). Sill. man'a first apace flight MS wAllSHH!fttSrKllV! Information for the movie About Spriit," 1945 Hayl.y whoee family waa peared, girl takes Bridge*. Host: Hugh I01S; HIM Sckool Bunnki (X). »:«. was • hoaxl (2 hr*., 15 1* MUrfin SHOW Quest: UmeUble is provided by thea- t:» Mills, John Mills. An»c aboard a Japanese pri- refuge In an old house own*, LONO BRANCH centric but chrewd fl- 1 ns.) during a bHzzard end ter operators. Since movies LOMO BRANCH MOVIM I — son shtp he had to bio w i 6000 IMS UTIHE UKS •hsrmsn reallsea Ma I iFOCUSMEWJHHtr up.(110mlns.) elmoat meet* the eama are subject to change, It Is L»mO.rlliwi(R).7:X.»:l! IMI I HaffTMTStfAN LONoaaANCHMOviasn— daughter at eighteen, I HOGATSHttOES fate. (87 mlna.) recommended that readers 2:31 •SMO«-(DIAMA)"^"llie HkMbt PlainSXM (PCI. 7:J0.»:l0 I* not meeting any HtOl Harness" 1171 Lome 5:J0 sBNEWS I WOE FLOYD call the theater to confirm UAMIDMBTOWM"-?** eleglbl* malea ao he Green*, Julie Som- NKKWS Simon (PG).7:J0.»:»0 • nMrHUSHow correct times. UA MIDDLE TOWN II — welcomea aboard a mars. A love elory •* MOW MOUTH COUNTY I WEICOME IAU. WITH JIM KAUTY SHOW SHllnoOiKkl(R),7:45,<:4J young lawyer- MASH. AMROESN TOWNSHIP UA MIODLBTOWN III — betwenn e middle- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS IAKNEWS CINEMA M — Lady 1 Ika Tramp (Gl •; Island al ftohertnan. (2 hr«.) I MHSONEI: CEU tlOCK H eged widower and a Kara at Larva IPO). 7:40.1:10 I IK lat DOUGH X MAOa-lfl-HIEWIT tka Tap oflha World (0). 1:15 I IFOCUSONIKFANIY young woman. (116 '1.50 STRATHMORS CINEMA I - OCEAN TOWNSHIP m IMAI-S ii w vain I OS NEWS ©AUMTHEFANtT LaU MarrMdCauMa (R) 7:», !:> SSAVISW tOUARS CIHEMA I - SfNnYltU>HOW mlna.) I NEW JEBEY NKHtlY »TRATHMORE CINEMA II — Kramar yi Kramar (PGI, 7:J0.»:JO 'Fascinating Gam* of I I HONElTNOONEtS CMMarTwalPOI7.t:IS SEAVISW SOUABJE CINEMA II - 2:41 OKJIOFMIDOAT lOODCOuni Da' ASSUBV PARK AIITkalJaiilRI,7:U,«:M I SHOtl STOtT 1HEA1H 2:45 m COrWtWsTY UrDAIE 13 )M • lOTTEttrlCUTDUWIifi BARONET- MIDOLEBROOKI — 'Man and The Snake' Inuaa Linda IDaaa Throat! Lava- Rollar Basils I PO).; tf"Ski* Won A YstM Kbbos'' * CRWSUTME Ml •• WHf M CMCMMAII laca (XI. too. Tha Davll In Mlu Jonat MIDDLBBROOKII- 1949 John Wsyne, 11:11 SDKKCAVEnVHOW m 5r Jennifer fan* In love 1X1.7 M.lt:BS EMclrlc Harsaman (PO), 7: II, t:N 0 89 CIS LATI MOW LYRIC — RED SANK Josnne Drti. (Paid Pro Ball Chaarliadara IX), 7:11.BED SANK MOVIEII — Subscription Televh 'HARRY O: Guardian At l.4l,-SlorvalJUnna(XI.I:M La Caa.A4KFoll.tlR),;»,«:» •lon) A rettrtng cavalry The Qatea' A brilliant Radio Stations 144 TIRWO Falls ~ ATLANTIC HIOHLANDt REDSANKMOVISIII- officer la unwilling to architect, who la tlao ADVERTISEMENT MM »IOi ATLANTIC CINEMA — lPG). 7:»f:3O WHERSAS. *• BarsuB* of Tln- CMMarTwa(PO>7:l!.«:» SHREWSBURY an expert at making AMTVM tSALEO SIOS WILL •€ HE- tan Falls la Ms awnar af Lsts LI and walk out on a fight WADS EATOHTOWN SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINBMAI — enemies, feara for hi* CEIVED SV THS MAYOR ANO «. In BMck MJ an tka Ta« Map af tka COMMUNITY I - Kramar It. Kramtr I PGI 0.10 againat the Indiana. (2 WPPO — MOR COUNCIL Or THS SOROUOH Or in*. (Repeet) WHLW MIS C HUMSOM AT THEIR MIETIMG TO PanllaMI«rYlR>.7:».flM SHREWSBURY PLAIA CINBMA II- •f *w*#a**JH I r^sjViaH f 1| M$ *X F9% fJJ*ss4C*H COMMUNITY II — HMa In Plain Slahl (POI. 7:», »:*> WMTO !<>• SM • E HELD AT BOROUOH HALL. l> land Mckad, anal far Its an- •BijV IHISTOCKARO CHAM •MCCLOUD: Show- WIIM tIM — EAST RIVER ROAD. *U«UON, Slman(POI.r:IB.t:N SHRC WSBU R Y PLAIA CINEMA III - 131 WJLK Maua l • Ma GardaOardaan UatUataa r (ATONTOWH DRIVB IN — LltllaDarllnollaDarlln, t IRI,7:U,< JO ins C/T N.J.. ON THURSDAY. APRIL Htn. M wkkk Baas MI HM a m HING SHOW All of Mr. down At The End Of ISM AT • :M P.M. FOR THREE Amarkan GUola IR) 7:11,10: li. U* MIDOL ktersoi ar aaraaai and SUimii asaxCOUNTtax co Y Kramer's cullnery The World'Stare: Den- TRIMMING AND TRSS RE- WHEREAS. Slayala. IRC. EDISON MS* MOVAL IN THS BOROUGH OF FREEHOLD ME N LO PARK CINEMA I — capers mey come to nla Weaver, Jaclyn Haw Jans* Corsarattaa. la FREIHOLDI— All That JaiKRI,»:«,«:» wwuu RUMSON FOR THE CALENDAR awnar at iwik. artairtY adlBc naught when Brad Smith. (Repeat) YEAR IBM A* DIRECTED Sr THE HlOa In Plain SUM MONDAY, APRIL 14 adapt to change or what is GEMINKMay 21-June 20) SCORPIO Sheinwold's bridge advice South dealer Doonesbury Both sides vulnerable By Alfred She-lnwoW seen the right play. East must After the opening bid, the NORTH casually decline to take the opponents pan. You hold: 4 8 On paper, we all have the • 72 first diamond trick with his 543S?Q8753OQ4*92 7BKE.AM0HMA60 courage of lions. At the table queen! Any experienced East What do you say? lOUWME-SOMe- it'a a different story: only one OK 109852 should know perfectly well player in a million would be ANSWER: Bid four hearts. • A5 m/SHMHT what is going on. He will not up to the key play in today's You have four high-card OBI THAT HOT- lose his diamond trick if he WEST EAST hand. points, a five-card suit and HEAPrcmamgax. tuu the right kind of partner. two doubletons. You might • J1096 • 8543 South takes a ipade and South naturally leads his have no points at all, a four- 9Q87S3 leads the jack of diamonds for other diamond. If West plays card suit and completely flat OA73 0Q4 a finesse. East wini and re- low again with no revealing distribution. Accept the invi- • Q1074 • 92 turns a spade-and it'i all hesitation, South will repeat tation to game since you have over., SOUTH the finesse. Now East takes substantially more than part- South wins and leads an- • AKQ his queen of diamonds, and ner has the right to expect other diamond, continuing the South gets only one diamond suit from dummy if west .OJ6 trick instead of four. (A POCKET GUIDE TO holds off. South gets tour BRIDGE written by Alfred • KJ863 diamonds, three spades, two DAILY QUESTION Sheinwold is available. Get Seith West Nertl East clubs and a heart, making his Dealer, at your left, bids your copy by sending 11.25 to 1+ Pass 10 Pass contract with an overtrick. one club, and partner doubles. the Red Bank Register. P.O. 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass DECLINES TRICK You respond one heart, and Box 1000. Los Angeles. Calif. Opening lead - • J HURRY'UP/ T^B On paper, you've surely partner raises to three hearts. 90*53) MY.GRANDPARENT5JU5T THEY SAW THE OCEAN, I WOULDN'T MIND BUT I* RATHER VISIT A 6OT6ACKFRCWCAUF0WIIA ANP THEY VI5ITEP SEEING THE OCEAN.. ROOT BEERERV A WINERY The Phantom DO. you /NOT «T. IOU MOST TO SAVE THE CAPTIVES BELIEVE NOW 1 AM / ESCAPE OUR HUNTINS OF THE ROPE PSOPLE, I P/IRTY FROM CWWN IN iW FATHER PERFORMED THE PHANTOM ? V TO PUSK. THEY MOVE THREE MORE NlJ-^AT 10. 6Of FEATS.. MONDAY,APRILI4,1960 The Daily Register latawf CLASSIHCAT1ON8 54. aiauatkint Wantad f*rn*l» 79. Swap cv Eic 102. Hot*** For Ftoni REAL ESTATE "OH SALf 138. Mobile Homes 200. SPECIAL NOTICCS 55.SKuaoona Wanted Mate 71. UdcMndln For Salt aOBit^Mye^Mafol . 103. Reman To Share 130 Open Houee* 139 Cemetery Lots 210. Lost And Found I.i 58. Sleuaetone Wanted Uaie/Femele 72 (Wage/Yard Salee 8t Sports Equipment 104. VVIraar Rentals 131. Houses For 8ale 140. Real Estate Wanted 211 Special Notices 2. Auto* For Me 57. Chad Care/Nureory Schoole 73 Machinery For Sile 82. Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 132 Apartments/Town Houses 212. Travel - Transportation, 3. Tructrj and Trailers 74. RanMSWVlo* 1M.RCCMATIONAL 22 AjietV Craft. 83 CBs.Electronics 106. Furniehed Rooms 133. Income Property 152. Boats And Accessories 213. Instruction 4. MotorcyclM M.nNAMCUL 75. fm&Htomm B4. iMronAnoMA Wcntod 107. Nursing Homes 134 Farm Properly ses 5. AutoServioea/Parl. et.Bua^naesOpportunlly 76. AuotonMiw 163 Camping Equipmenuipment 51. hMp WknM tiWaor Fwnal* 85. liritNon Fighters 108. Commercial Rental* 135. Commercial Property 1S4. Reil V I 6 Aue ftat/Lew* CT.PMAndlMMtx* 166. HEAL EaTTATt ftlKTALI 109 BuHdlngs/Oarages l Vehicles 51 stabysttaVChU Car* 63. MonSyloLcan 136 Industrial Property >. Auto Imurane* 78 Aircraft 101. Apartments 137 Lots And Acreage 8 Aulo Financing 53.DwnsMk.Help tM. Money Wanted 110 Wanted To Rent DEADLINES FAMILY PLAN RATES DAILY FRONT PAGE READCHa CANCELLATIONS RATIS DAILY AND SUNDAY. U 50 Per Count AM Set Soudan*ade 430pm 0., Nolle* and creM tor oanraaaaTionagMn M n ' * UNC64 0AYMJ.00 Urn DefOre puMKaMn - Friday 4:10 p.m. (or onty on Mauanoa ot tpadal kM numoarlo , MM-MI Suno.ypuMctJonnmfci10.oKy-4 i-M $1.00 Each ana. rMlebt. to tndl< Bc*> Face Heeding. MM « ad • ; •arUaa awlUUM Mownurn waaraona Z onaa pa Ian rjaya prlr* to outttafen Ttiora- viduals placing sdi undtr fmmrntt are on heed MMMB uaiimum 24 Una* Al reader! piecad « iMy 4 p m (a Sunfliy FM>to»on Prod tor lusjre relerenoe •mSmim Far SaM- tor Hams Om—t M CM Hf-4000. taolof oceumn eda Instant poor lo puHUMn U PtoaM chaoh nur ad tia day N apc«n. ' ID*/— 8 gaya ba May • WaorweOeytor Frida y and ">•»• not sacaedmg $200 each. Hams WEeMIMO CALLS The OaHy RagiMr cannot Da reeponeaxe i MX REPLY SERVICE SunMypuMCMon tor errors efw He timaey Carl 541 1700 I mutt bs priced MorHMmmsiclsl loo » » • i? Jo p . r. nau«a i i sorr, 3 Oaya (Consect**) 88*. 3 Days|Cons*ci*n)..7l« mamns aaa M aaa> a Mas aann . 4 Dsys (CoosetUKel B2« 4Diyi(0onH0Me>»)_7i« GonMlMei on Request 4:10 p.m. Monday trough Thureday tor 5 D*ys (Conexuvve)..98* 5 Days (Consscutvs) 08« AM day. 4:30 p m. Friday Mr Sunday 1230pm S4ejrdaytorUor.de, J Aute* For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sale 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autot For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* AUTO BBALTV AMC RAMBLia IH* — Oood CAMARO tn« — jj.ooa man, air. CHEVROLET WAGON 1171 — Full CREDIT PROBLEMS GRAND PRIX — 1*77, T-tep, LINCOLN TOWNE CAR 1*76— Ex- mlwana. Radio, air. pom Maarlns. FORD MAVERICK 1*70 — Auto- Autos For Sale II you ara fctnlne or tailing a car. I automalk, consola Aaklne UatS. slia tO-paitangar. Eicallant condi- No cash? If vou'r* working, wa can matic, six cvllndar, dapandabla, AM/FM stereo, beautiful car. A cellent condition, loaded, asking mhtM be awato hel p you. It you ara llN-cvllndar. automatic, tlntad 141 MM or 141 I4M. tion, fully aoulpoad, 11,000. 4<» oes; halp to oat you tlnancad. No monav steal at 15500 or best offar. tH H7S 14500 or best offer. 747-015*. MlllnUlnsa a car caltalll ma anand dI Mill try Ulan All In aood condition J).«O0 asking U50. Call aftar 3 p.m., down. Paymanli arrangad la suit 171141*. AMC HORNCT lt» — Redio. air. la Mil It for you If vau ara teofclna mllaa. MM. Call 1*11*1 alter J jo CADILLAC H7S — Twa-doar Hard CHEVROLET BLA2FH — |»7t, still your naads. Many Naw and duality GREMLIN X 1*73— Eight-cylinder, LINCOLN 1*79 TOWN CAR — Four- al.ntt MM, mcatMm Ml mltean. I. buy a car call ma and I will In p.m. tax. Clam OaVllto, full aawar. plus undar warranty, loadad. Taka ovar utad Cars to choosa from. Call Mr. FORD TORINO 1*75 — Eicallant three-speed, 11000. Call 741-1341 door. Dove gray; Fully equipped, lust PIM totpactlea. 1MM. Call to Hnd the tvpa of car you ara air. tWSS. Can l/l i«H bank oavmants 7o77IU Fradarlcki at Rasus Pontlac, 3*5 leether Interior, 17.000 miles; HMD. BOBCAT l«l WAOON - Encatlant, condition, powar staarlng/brakat. days. 5444011. aftar 4:10 and Sun. MM us. between a.) pm. kiealrw for. Nomorerunrilne around Broad St.. Rad Bank. 741-S1SD. radio, haatar, air, asking 11310. 7471W7. tar ma buyIna or talllns party Juat only IMS* ntllai. lour- FINANCING AVAILABLE AT 4.15% BELOW PRIME RATE 48 MONTHS TO PAY! 68 GRAND PRIX'S 33 FIREBIRDS NEW 1M0 NEW 19*0 NEW 1980 NEW 1 MO TRANS AM NEW 1980 NEW 1980 NEW 1980 FIREBIRD FIREBIRD ESPRIT FIREBIRD "PACE CAR" FIREBIRD GRAND PRIX YELLOWBIRD ESPRIT Stk #0485. Sid. equip: 2-ione paint, Ltd. ESPRIT Stk #0520. Sid. equip; power steering I Edition dscalt, hatch root, sir cond., Stk #0578. Std. equip: V-6 engine, brakes, 231 V8 engine, automate trans- Stk #0250 Std equip: Pomr .leering. Sill #0601. SKI. equip: V-6 engine, Stk #0221. Sid. equip: V-6, po»er AU/FM ttorao, dig. cassette tape player, power steering. Options: vinyl stripe, Stk #055. Sid. equip: Powar tteering, mission. Options; accent stripe, Options: WhiKTwiil tirm, reHowbird ap- power tteering. Option*: Whilrmisll Ikes. Hearing. Options: accent stripe. radio audio pwr booster, V-8 turbo cruise control, tinted glass, Lamp V-6 engine. Options: Accent stripe, whltewall tires, bumper guards, tinted pevsnee peckage. electric dock, rear inled giaw. power Drakes, AM radio, 1 la. Ti -i . . Jiliann »< - * - -a _ a - - _ group, B/S mldgs, roof drip mldgs. whilewall tires, cruise control, defroster wntivwBii nrw, oeiroster, wino glass. «ng., aulo. bans. Spec. Perl. Pkg, glass, Lamp group, bodyside moldings. tinted glut, lamp automatic wwnltslon, air oondltlon- power brakes, AM radio, IIH wheel, Lamp group, B/S mldgs, power brakes, Lamp grp. power brakes. AM/FM radio. In/rear power brakes, while lettered AM radio, bucket seals, delux wheel group. M/reer mill, powar brakes, ing. LIST • $7303.05 rallye wheels, automatic transmission, stereo radio, till whl, rallye wheels, covers, air conditioning. LIST raar speaker, till whl, deluxe wheel cvrs. Urea, turbo-cast alum, wrils. p/w. air conditioning. LIST - $7615.05 automatic transmission, air condition- $7,974.21 AUVf M stereo. V-8 automatic Irani, air eulometic Hntmnwion. sir condlHon- t/glass. Options: crulss corn., del., tilt ing. LIST $8081.05 axidraoning. LIST - $8640.05 ing. LIST - $782«.25 whl, p/antenna, cycle wipers, visor mirr. LIST-$11,772.52 $7495 $6490 $6910 $10,550 $6730 $7120 $6,760 1980 PONTIAC NEW 1980 NEW 1980 MEW 1960. NEW 1980 NEW 1980 NEW 1980 GRAND PRIX SJ GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX GRAND PRIX ESPRIT DEMO WITH 6,955 MILE8. Slk. #0212. Std. equip; P/S, P/B, auto, Stk. #0438. Std. equip. 231 V-6 engine. Slk. #0452. Sid. equip; 231 V-8 engine, Stk. #0563. Sid. equip; 231 V-6 engine, YELLOWBIRD trans, V-8. Options; air cond., Landau S*..#O526. Sid. equip; 231 V-8 engine, sutoflVfttrC irmtfTvltsiofi, poww MsMnnQ S«t. #0579. Sid. equip; 231 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering automatic transmission, power steering Stk. #0253. Sid. equip; power steering. roof, accent stripes, WWs, bumper automatic transmission, power brakes & & brakes. Options; accent stipe, autornatlc transmission, powar steering 4 brakes. Options; air conditioning, & brakes, Options; air conditioning, Options; whltewalls, Yellowbird ap- guards, dig. clock, cruise conl., deck lid steering. Options; accent stripe, whllewalls, custom belts, bumper 1 brakes. Options; air conditioning. vinyl Landau top, accent stripe, Landau tool, stripes, 2-lone palm, pearance pkg., electric clock, rear win- release, defroster, rallye gages, t/glass. whllewaTl tire*, bumper guarda. tinted guards, bucket seals & console. accent stripe. wNMwafl Ikes, bumper whilewall tires, custom bells, bumper whllewalls, custom belts, cruise control, dow defroster, limed glass, Lamp dr. edge guards, Handling pkg., Lamp glass, bodyskK mokHnga. AM radio, detrostn, l/glatt, Lamp grp, sporl mir- guards. Hntad glass, bodyside mold- guards, defroster, tinted glass, sport t/glass, Lamp grp, floor mats, sport group, frt/rear mats, power brakes, grp. In/rear mats, illuml. visor minor., bucket seta, deluxe wheel covers. LIST rors, B/S mldgs, Hereo radio, custom Ings, am radio. LIST $7705.21 mirrors, bodyside mldgs. stereo radio, minors, B/S mldgs, stereo radio, lilt AM/FM stereo, V-8 eng., aulo trans- B/S mldgs, pwr. anlenna/dr. $7230.89 tinned whl cvrt. air conditioning. LIST rallye wheels. LIST $8351.21 whl, rallye wheels. LIST $8390.21 mission, power wind., tilt wheel air locks/seat/wind. AM/FM stereo 8 Irack. $8324.89 conditioning. LIST $8864.05 velour buckets, tlH whl, wire writs, cycle wipers, pwr. glass sun roof. LIST $6,180 $7,035 $6,550 $7,060 $7,090 $7670 $11,523.6$9,529 0 On* In etock eech ear Hated. MV feet» Tax extra HIGHWAY 36, EATONTOWN 542-7800 Open r' Men. Thru Frl. 9 e.m .-9 p.m. Holsey Saturday til 6 p.m. It The D»ily Register MONDAY, APRIL 14. 1980 Auto Insurance 51 Help Wanted II Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted 51 Help Wanted I BabytJttlM/ClilM Car* 3 Trucks AUTO-TRUCK-CVCLE COOK - With lint tag 1 nil* feed ,_..NAGER - Mlalatart SECRETAHV/BOOKKEEPBM.KEEPBR — 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* INSURANCE aervtco cauraa. fu«»me. • hourt Kurte. Lena Branca - M aalry" " . VGoodd BHPAIIT-TIME-Tam- —'axeiai* awfjafj Ife^awaaaaar* IwM aJBt Idtcbplna And Trailers Fr%> wj*taaF»ate4 i eBsrwaj a3Plvi*3Pan p> arw p^ per weak. Aaplv In person Ce~TT, FreeMo-m-atM GARDEN STATE MANOR NURS- i mam a SECRETARY — MONTE CARLO IMS) — Pi STEIN CADILLAC ING HOME. II Via. Breckw Rd ma eta. Ca. rJSSVZmH^SH CHEVROLET PICKUP 1111 — Ex- COMPUTERIZED AUTO QUOTES MECHANIC - Veaasna and anvaaa- la* In our mirwa stearin*, air. AM/FM UK I ASBURV AVE.. ASBURY PARK ht Must bt exaeniactd bad abtt |»MJ*J caatlaanllal latorvlow. Wverallb)* duUos mile*. 114*4 411-Hti. attar i. 77S-BM lltlon. Saw mileage Call ANY CAR DRIVER-AGE COOK WANTED — than Fishery _ repair all Mat vandtn* and BABYSITTER NEEDED — Par CALL 747 me imuttmtM atvtces a* tacatlan. MONU1 + 1 llll-OrKlMIO STRAUB BUICK-OPEL CHEVROLET PICK UP 11X NJ. alru tlxandekpM. 1:11115:11 P.m. NINE ACRES ol Now and Uee* Cars PHOBNIX BROKERAGE — Fa- Lemaenv tuapllad vehicle atut SECRETARY Sam full art M tummar. Lkabt Good running condition. UM. os far law coat auu Insurance. Can mint iroetTIlut SNaM. tick an* vacatkt* nets Inc.. tn Brancnpart Ave., Law* Hwy 35 >44-4BS» Kevpart H14J44 To Director hauaokeeptn* Call vd444BS. Easy payment plan- Immediate 1.0. DATA PROCESSING CLERK p Branch. N J. ln». MONTE CARLO — Wit, v-4, fully SUPER SPORT IMPALA IH4 — can*. Fee auete by phone. Cycles. Keypunch experience atrailtrv Eepjal Opiirtualy Emtliyn PART-TIME — Respaaslbla. CHEVROLET PICK-UP — 1114. Call 144-3M7 terlonce eouipped. 17.431 mllet. SUM Call Excellent condition, loaded wltli four wheel drive, y. ton. automatic, 74*10 treMM secretarial paaMan __. _ maturt wamaj. .tntad It talylH on ifler • p m . m»il» SECURITY OFFICERS - Full aM l everything, new radian) and all new power steering, air. Heavy duty sus- PHOENIX BROKERAGE — Fe- NORWOOD DISTRIBUTORS INC •a artkulala. watt-orgliilpn aaH- M#T h*^HrTvti- H*jj^*))f4'* IC*M *aw%al VTfWil front end. Transmission mads for- MODELS — Makl ano part-time. Mtraanvlltl and Kayaarl trantpanatlen Cod •:• a.m. I* I MUSTANG 1*70 — Four-SM pension, sliding red? window, dual s tar low coat auta insurance. Broadway. Long Branch. N atstne gad AM/FM cattelte. new painl. vary ward clutch plates, asling 1*00 gas tanks, custom cap, step burner, I far TV carnmarckwa. .... p.m., 471-4141. 747-M7* Easy payment plan. Immediate I.D. end lasMoa aavorlltlna. Call from 11 eon 3-4 p.m.. aood corjltlon. 11701. 747-43*4 two sou of tires, MOW and laiullr, ards. Fraa attttt by mane Cycles susDENTArL RECEPTIONIST. — Rod spare, excellent condition. Asking I p.m mmm- MUSTANG 1HS — Six-cylinder, atl- SUPER BEETLE 1111 — Good con- too. Call 144 3017 SI Domestic l*tp onion, bast offer Call KMT*, attar 14400 Call 441 7143 astlstmg Experienced with X-Re SHIRT PREUER - Experienced lomatlc. AM/FM eight track Good MOTCL ROOM CLIAMUM) ar inexperienced. Immedlelt apen- condlllon. best offer. 747-14**. 6 p.m CHEVROLET IMS PICKUP 10 Wants* Automotlv* Ikente. 747 vOto Ina. Oat* talirv. Call H3-PK7 In I running conditiocandllk n U00. Mutt Itt BENERAL HOUSEKE MUSTANG 11*4 — Si« cylinder, au- THE FINEST SELECTION — Of DEHTAURECEPTIONIST - Red MrvtawcMSO-43' 1O7 II you are a u new and used cart In Morwnoutn Call 311-1071 Bank. With some tour-handed aasltt liaxln* Hr a t SHORT ORDER PERSON — Part- tomatic, excellent condlllon. mull AAAAA time, lunches. Man. Frl. Apply sell Atklna IW5 741*541 County Over 100 air conditioned CHEVROLET PICK-UP — 1174, lag. Experienced with X Re MUFFLE* INSTALLER - Ex- : aWorda the iMirtuW. tedam- now cars In stock McGLOIN CLEAN UP JUNK CARS - And late Ikenaa. 747-t*M. Lttattdt ajsbnar. Rl. It. Majlet HOUSEKEEPER — SHop-ln. ex 51.00* miles, four wheel drive. Snow model wracks. Highest prices paid perienced piatarroa*. Apply kt par- ma auiltfli gllaw and auall. MUSTANG ltet BUICK OPEL INC.. Shrewsbury Z*. MEINEKE MUFFLER. Ml porloncoa. mual lujvo iltartncel Ave., New Shrewsbury 741-alM plow Call 741 Tilt Call Rocco. 717-3341 • DENTAL ASSISTANTS — Full 1 SUMMER HELP - Fatt _ i. SS. MHIimixm. NJ. Long Branch Bllltii Ilk. Starting Beautiful surroundings. Iti-ano. tSM. 471 4407, attar 4 CHEVROLET STEP-SIDE — Pick- part-time. Freehold araa. Ex tlder aaplyM* far tnla aaaltlen by TOYOTA COROLLA 1174 — Five- up, 1H4, recent motor lob. 1700 or ALL JUNK CARS — And trucks perlenced tour handed dtntisiry NIOHT DESK CLIP.K — Part-time. calling Mrt liritpI at 741 ITOt. late May Hurl Your Pact. M7 1717 MUST SELL — 1111 Mercury Mon uitad. Hod condition. 41.000 miles. oast offer 41S-041I. ted Top dollar, free alfcaur Sllarv cemmonturele wllh aMIRv Apply In person. Molly Pitcher la*. EM. at. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR — MATURE HOUSEKEEPER — ttrev. IKIIWII condition. AM/FM, 11150- Can be seen at. 115 Newman pick up Call 511 1441 or 727 111* Peg tVaPk. Par swine Hint. Tnurv and Fri.. 4 Llve-m. May Itt.-Juna tail, caeklng. nMI »•>•! Asking »715. nooo-Springs Rd . TIMon Falls. DODGE RAM CHARGER lilt — Call *m*n HIGHEST PRICES PAID DENTAL ASSISTANT — Prlmaril RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL p m. 11 mlb»lant- Sat. an* Sun.. S nec.lt «I«U 4x4-manv extras. Low mileage, reg- NUP.SE RH/LPN H/r-ftnHn», MUnsmSt Rod Sink. MJ. a.m-4 a.m. Muat a* rellabie. r children. 17 ana 1 TOYOTA COROLLA 117S — Air.ular gas. excellent condition. Must For lunk can and scrap front datk. Experlonced Genere Hi and vacation relief tar all awtn ences noodad. Write It **» A-aW. five-speed, regular gas. 11000. . 541 mi practlca* taur hanand dentistry OLDSMOIILE 1113 - Delta M. see to appreciate Asking |Ml Mnmouth CenvaletcoM Canter. HI RENM O R LPN (M/WI — FulM/l or paFn TM Daily RbpteHr. llmbPXp-y, lour door, r.ow Inltrlor. MM. 747 4HI or 731IIU 411-an, aftar * p.m. Mutt type and have km iliaal of Bath Ave.. Lam Branch. M.J.. SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS — N.J. O770I JUNK CARS WANTED Insurance forms Red Bank area lime. 74:M tbjn and Hi at thin. uutn TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su- Oasnlnas. tl p.m.-7 a.m.. (throe FORD PICKUP 117S — AM/FM Red Bank 741-1071 Reply ta Box A-nt, The Dally Reg- aavil Alia SVI1 thin. Ifaw daytl. NURSES AIDE — FktBtMa OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS4411171 — perb service DOWNES PONTIAC. stereo, elr. power brakes/ steering, ister. Shrowtbury. N.J. 07701. NURSE RN M/F — Full-time tar 150. VI. air, power steering/ 41 Lower Main St.. Matawan. asking i.jO0 717 UI51 JUNK CARS — Top dollar paid. 14- nursing home. S-11 sMtl Alter thorl Wtstweod Hall Habrew Home. te live m and nun lathi aurttnt Brotet. vinyl roof, runt oreol. WOO hour service, seven days a week. DENTAL ASSISTANT - ChalrsMe praMUan 1U-S177. - -^^^ altaja" A*a*J*>i*1tJ aa*J*Ya*Ubj1 LflB BawxBayJM or best otter 471*447. mum. FORD ECONOLINE 150 — 1174 Win- '.all StS-4104. Full lima. Terrllk aeaart TWIN BRIDGES FIAT dow van. Standard WML good condl- tat rtaM person HI list OLOSAUWILE 117J-RoyaM.com RT. 3], SAYREVILLE. N.J. TOP DOLLAR . TELLER erenees sSTiiat! eftar I:S* tJn. FOR USEO CARS FULLTIME lort and luxury. AMtaM STEREO. 711-5111 OOO OROOMSR N.J., ni-MM. only «-4 «.m. plus CB radiou., airair, ,valour Inurior, FORD K71 — F1H pickup. •' bad, LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. For busy shop Experience proferred. but will train. excellent condition, low initi. ask Twin Boro Motors Inc. four-spaed, 340. five brend new II" Rt. 11 Sayrevllle, NJ. 717 110 Join ml N.J."I leraaet Savtaat 4 M Situation* Wantaxl 131 Newman Spring Rd. Red Bank NURSESAIOf M/F —7-a. full ttm. Loan AjjtbxtMtan cumntlv baa an ing. UJW Ml 5141 tires. S7.000 miles HSOO. I' cap, 1100 . Onlvc xWlthod over 39 years, often van Feme I* AMC/JEEP 747-0040 741-14tt. TOP DOLLAR PAID EXPERIENCED PICTURE „. apportuniv to Brow. Seminal opening far a full brne seller In Its OLOSMOIILE CUTLASS S CON For lunk cart. Immediate pickup FRAMER — Fulltime, eMe u hen- xoerlenced need apply. Man. USED VOLKSWAGEN — ENGINES through Ffl , tM am. ArftaM unlimited. Stan with liberal araw. aval laa* tar six atyt full time train VCRTIBLE — IHt, rod with Mack FORD PICKUP 1171 — Slt-cvlli Call ni-aao or ill tiao die retail sales Write P.O. Baa 711 ctr allowance plua MM cam ha. Hour, WIN bt Tuet.-Sat.. H> CHILD CARI - My home. Ex inltrior. now top and paint, IISSO AND TRANSMISSIONS. GUARAN- power steering, rear vii N.J. Waller Hurting Home. 411 Sawn TEED. OTHER USED PARTS WE NEED USED CARS Laurel Ave.. Hoilet. mlttlent. No evernithl travel. a.m.-4 a.m. Ooed sUrtlna salary If perlonced Mttner will live Ml at 741 Mil window, step bumper, thru span IKirillll. contact: ALSO AVAILABLE. CALL KENNY Take over payments or cash. Call Top dollar paid. MULLER CHEV EXPERIENCED CHEF — Im CUtaroem and Held trtlnlna. OLDSMOaiLE 1174- Wagon 41,000 THEODORE, 741-MOO. ROLET, Hwy. 14, Matawan, mediate imPtavfftaht. Sgecktlllln NURSES'AIPC IM/WI - 74 tun. Matawan ana. mult. 415-1175. Extollont benefits end salary, ptaet- MR. FOX mflt i. Air, p a w o r In seefeod, shore location. Cel Par tacM limi ilia can Mr. S* JOB WANTED — • a.m. b> II nadn. brases/tteering/wlndows. CrulM VOLVO SERVICE SPECIALS FORD UK PICKUP 4X4 — * ton, 4415U4. ant surreundlnas. ExaarllRC**. GemoJ at (Ml) m-IOM on Man. H*-Mtt balmtn 1-1 am. 739-9500 Mtratav tnreuah Frb*n. Have ex control, tilt whatl. Excellent condi- Running weekly. Call Red Bank Vol- 3.000 miles, camper rear window. 4/14. tram M am-4 p.m and Tuet aartaact kt buttnest. amoral afflca tion Attlng U7S0 or Bait olfar vo. 141 5M4 tor details. Western mirrors, five snow tires, FAST FOOD — Pint, tummer or 4/15. * em II noon. 747-nts aftar 1 p.m. VOLVO — 1171. four-door. Model fully equipped, snow plow brand ptrmanant, Lan* Bra * CITY May IM. Call M144M new. air conditioning. Call — _ rdwelks Starting last • SOSMETAL PRODUCTS. INC. PARK CHEVROLET 144, loaded sMOO firm. Must be seen. Call attar 7 p.m.. 170-4111. or 144 1700. Stuff Your Face. 141 1717 NURSES (M/F) 1*41 East Tleaa Street FEDERAL RN-MOTHER - Will watch small Salet-Ltatlng-Service-Parts Philadelphia. PA , ItlH children In mv Mlduislywn home Rl. 44— I7S-1211—Ntotuot FORD FIOO PICKUP 1171 — With 51 H*lpWant*d GARDENER - Experienced. SVt custom cap, many extras, excellent davl a waak from B4 p.m. Contact mem •VOLVO 1171 - US Wagon, tour condition. 7173404. altar I p.m. Male/Female DL. McDanlel. eO-MM. f you ar* Interested In fllv- SAVINGS WOMAN WISH El — HaWo) work PINTO HATCHBACK 1114 — Auto- cylinder, automatic, power brakes, ng excellent nursing SALESPERSON manual steering. 0v. 147 miles, HIM GARDENER— CompMe lawn care matic, vinyl top, new lira*, brakes, care?? If you prefer to Mutt be eiptrtor clean. »I»»S 41S4TO 4 Motorcycles ADVERTISING — Earn U00 ta H00 of home and office. Flexible hours ed. but net notes •Volvo 117* — M4-DL, four-door Mr week sailing advertising space Owner's equipment Over II Own work In quiet, pleasant sur tlens. fall time p PINTO SQUIRE tin — Station Sedan, six-cvllnder, four-speed, ov- a business and services In your tiartine hourly want phis lips um ACE EMPLOY_. IMENT AOENCY ranaaartatton SDXatB arter t p.m roundlnss? 30 Thamat 747 1414 Snrewtaury U Situation* Wanted Wegen. automatic, four-cylinder erdrive, power steering/brake*. IHt YAMAHA 301 — Good condl local area Commission, car neces We have lust what you an laoklne forms lapgllll PaW vacation an* 65.000 miles. WOO or bast otter sary Company paid benefits Call GARDENER — Retired parttn ara. lotM*Vaj>r*>- rfOSJCB vVvlloHrrel mrw 11 stereo, air, REGULAR GAS. One- lion, must sail. Asking 1190. I4MJ1S for en our ntpM tnm Your thalleng- TEACHER - Expertancad Stele • 711011 or 17! C*a4 year drive train guarantee avail- aftar 4 p.m. ferred. Mutt leva aardonlng far ng poaltlen Is lust a phone call mldnUnt la I em Apply In aartan Canwte*. per awe. 41.150 miles |KM. megnlflclent grounds. Matt have only. Mr. James. Hlpita hours ») PINE BELT CHEVROLET DUCATI 1*44 AMWAY — Oat the whole story awav. call Personnel. H. Men.-Frl. prt-klnatraartan Immediate wwn ALL;AROUNp YARD WORK —, transperUllon Call 741-ltta. Conveletcent Center. Dunkln" Oonutt. M0 Broadway. I0M State Hwv. M. Lakewood Needs Work. 110* 17 1571 or 144 5141 Call between It West Long Branch ing Call Havana after tM p m 141-1100 •Chevrolet 1171 — Menia, Iwadoor HAIR STYLIST — 34. IMmdal. NJ. hatchback, four-cylinder, four- Call 7171575 a.m. and I p.m. TEACHERS - I tree. CM. Oenoral clean ua Prat Heltet, experienced In rail tat and Ml-am PLVMOUTH VALIANT 1113 — SIM speed, menual steering/brakes, HONDA 1171 — 750F. four Into one AUTO MECHANIC — Experienced, NURSE'S AIDE (M/WI — Pan-SALESPERSON — Par active of. and taat. bar advltert/leadort cylinder, power steering, air. Needs stereo. 13.514 miles. One-year drive headers, drag bars, excellent condi- have own toots Ability ta aall tar mission. 4THI54 In.. l:»11:« AM Apply Oarwsn 'ke. Hslghbertiecd Realty Graua. ical Svmiigui Youth Piaaiain. MAN WITH — Hack body truck, some body work IJ00 144 H 54 train guarantee available IMS. tion. HMO Call 711 4151 anytime. vice needs Permanent position with SUa Manor Hurslna Home, U Van USA. PAUL P. BOVA INC.. 471 1544 available far odd HaM. atiaibtn* Hill llxejul salary plus Incentive. HANDYPERSON — Far matt Irackta Ftd, llatmitl. yard work Hauling. Pill aatktiabll PLVMOUTH VOLARE WAGON •Datsun 1174 — 3W-Z, Sport Coup*, HONDA 1171 CB750F —Super Sport, SALES till — Six-cylinder, automatic :ompenv benefits. Uniforms. maintenance, eelnllng apt NURSE — LPN. part-time. 11 7 six-cylinder, automatic, manual black. Bates saddle bags, deer Far- leedyesr Service Stare. 1030 Hwv. erpentrv skills Full time, Urweue aatirtallnv. oar. while you power steering/brakes, air condi- steering, power brakes, air. stereo Ing, sissy and roll bars, excellent i. Mlddlelown. 471-1415. vork Own tools a plus weekends. Call f4«-4*«tMri. TELEPHONE OPERATOR — MTEACHER- Wllh van. P4CI«P ana tioning very claan. 11,770 miles cassette. REGULAR GAS. 41.M0 condition Musi sell. 411-5111. aftar 1. 7 em ta I p.m. p.m. an* *-• p.m. Rotallna MtMa, deliver, onvwnort. aaytltpa. Lang UNO. 141-1W4. Urvlew Mil H144M ailbanl linlixtai Exptrtaact ara- miles Just reduced, SISvJ. AUTO BODY PERSON -Fulltime. OPERATOR — Par drllima rt*. SSS" KAWASAKI —1111 KH-400. Includes Apply Burdge't Garage. 511 Branch HOUSEKEEPER (Llve-ml-Sma farrtat. win tram 471 im crash and sltsv bar. two helmets. Vi llfc l PJaBBeVJ PLVMOUTH 1111 SEDAN —•Toyota 1174 — Corolla SR 5, two- Avg., Little Silver. guest house Call Mr. Roonty wavojrn SALES CONSULTANTS - Wanted. Excellent condition, law mileage. 4414S41 or 141 4431 . _ jady yg or round em TRAVEL AOENT — Full Iknt. t>- AM/FM, many extras, runs great, door Coupe, lour-cyilnder. five- 717-0511 ploymont. Excellonl etnafllt. Call ptrUnct* ExctlUnt salary •*> tlM. 671 241* speed, manual steering, power AVON HOUSECLEANING • I * a.m.-4 p.m. Ma* for brakes, eight track stereo. REGU- KAWASAKI KZ400 1171 • Low miles, PLVMOUTH FURV — till, ugly, SELLING PAYS transportation, mutt • LAR GAS. 51,140 miles. N.A.O.A. 4.111. Asking $1100 cleaning. Call 741-1114. 'ART TIME — Person needed I* but runs good. 10.000 miles. M0" retail 13000, you pav only $1715 »1-3I7O you can earn good money tailing the lixttrvltt home delivery far early besl offer. Call 747-77M. world's moot popular cosmetics IDEAL FOR ELDERLY PERSON marnln* nawpapar carrlert. la PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1117 —•Ford 117] — F 100 custom pick-up. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE — Call Mrs Hammond, 47HJ11, Mrs Light claan g northern part of Menmoutli Ca>» Four-door, power brakes/steering. 30! V-t. three speed manual trans- Reasonable rales. Orottlngor 4 Koriellus, 544-13*3 or Mrs. Kile, __C 7 em. neon Good saury and car •Hianacl. Oil mission, power steering, manual Hollar Agency. 1) Wlkorf PI., Red days. 471 7*44 ar eytwlnat. 077-eU3 cntkal dsy u td AM/FM, extras, 41,000miles, asking brakes, window cap. 54,114 miles. Ave.. Saa Bright lltretlon Arrange Immediate In- into Call 747 Mil, after 4 p.m Bank 7411100. 31 UNIT BRICK MOTEL — Oa* BAND FOR DINNER DANCE — INSURANCE SALES MANAOEI 'ART-TIMB RECEPTIONIST - terview with Mr Lvdaa. 471 im WAITRESS/*"*11111 — *"bkxt ta ocean Haa* an* Mr conal CMreprecttc orflca Ceil lti-STl*. Centruv Prefesslonal Placement red. days and ayes May 10. Country. Rock and Disco : malt*. Lara* aarUa* M. *o*u PONTIAC TRANS AM 1113 — Rare TAX AND MV FEES EXTRA S Auto Services/ acceptable. Call H1-5J47 or 7I7-7W7 with lliailtatillinl ability Ctmatf rl or Man.. M>11. 44. StrvKa. Sll Hwv. 11. Cell IHully turnlsnad Two aeubn bods. year. Air, power steor Red Bank Volvo 741-SBM effort a goad starting salary wit N.J.. arras. BAR MANAGER — Lang Branch PART-TIME MAINTENANCE WAITER/WAITRUS - Futl-ttme cater TV m all rpttnt Jsttt 1Mb*. ing/erekel/wlndows, new trans Open 5 Nights till 1:30 Part* lubttamlal benefits Par man *a- jtLa,wa nmaj atds 1 • sawaa«w*a#ilal4ati aK*BaBatA. Law prlct. aeo* tartna. Call HELPER — Minmsutli beach ana. 14t*Iy •' ••PV*)t Bpw aajjr bVTV*g^tajBjwpaT*aj7 BJPjpajrfi mission and exhaust. Needs minor Boardwalk, experienced only. , call Mr. Lloyd, 5*M4ol VOLVO — 1171.145 DL m-usi dan. J 10 per hour Call PoUr t TUnn SERVICE TECHNICIAN — wonted Ines Apply topan* * efltr 1 p.m. ARTHUR BAHLAV AOENCY. body work Best offer M4-74U after PLYMOUTH 1174 — Automatic raanS-lP.m. Lorry's Restaurant. Maantautb 774-SUI 4 p.m. transmission, U7S Also tall for LANDSCAPE - Penan wanlod ta far fan arewUw. flPMtbl. Musi brakes, automatic, stereo, luggage work tor lendscepe cantractar. Ea have experience bt etbctrtcel and parts. Call 7414711. PAINTER — Full time. Aaplv U NURSERY SCHOOL — Par Mate or RITTENHOUSE rack, wheel trim, fog lamps. 11,000 parlance preferred, but flat neces taU Slel41 ..Hiked Write Bex miles. Original owner, excellent con an. Molly Pnchor Inn. WAITRESSES/WAITERS — Pat* UNCOLN MERCURY, Inc. BORED?? sary II there Is •willingness 10 Red Bank would be hole- aM cecxlall Apvatr 1SS Ocean Ave •144, The Dally Register. > Hwv. 35 775 IM0 Ocean Tew. dltlon Mult tall. Asking UW Call Auto Rent/Lease II you would Ilka It wort elsewhere. and teem. Five days. Hammond M albf IM ina»t» i. N j *77*i 531-4370 Mo cash atut adventure awaits van. Landscape Service. Ol 1*40 'AINTERJ-Reliable, at least tour Ea Call 7»7ttn • RUSSELL OLOSMOatLE a m -4 a.m. CADILLAC CO. We Buv used Cart and Trucks RENTAVAN — Low. law ratal. Call • Tredotptrsons, LADIES-MEN - Earn a* to 11HI Newman Springs RdJt I 01414110 SCHWARTZ Chrysler Plymouth Marly. TOM'S FOOD, Hwv. 35, Key 1 sand your loaipvtetc oFo tor DeIn- wort Inside end out Own t SECRETARY Bank Red Bank. 747-0717 port, 144 1400 Sl/ElllcottI -Station. But- tPttan. Call act MM ...m. alene. briepr. Classified Service falo. N.Y. 14)05. ART-TIME SALES HELP - oral office duties Latat art*. SV Homemakert. Well ealUae tluaentt hour week. Tt S4 Hour. LANDSCAPE — Gardener's Hello welcome A.M. an* P.M. n ACS EMPLOYMENT AOENCV BOOKKEEPER Wanted. Exaertencad duly. 0 > Tbomat 747 UK txptrlenced through 1 license e mutt Call Mini! 542-1700 el ledger and trial balance, for a small office In local area Start 1140 LANDSCAPE GARDENERS — _. and vicinity. Call CLASSIFI! ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Helper, experience nacoptenr. ' through Frl. baltnin 1 an* t p.m 7471414 " attar 5 o.m. Sd-t*M. LAWN SPRINKLER — Mechanic •ART-TIME — Bat arlvor, private IREAKFAST COOK M/F — Morn «nd laborer. Experienced helpful school, will tram. Oeod pay. Call raas 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Apply ISO Ocean tall Jack and The Preacher. KV between t.4 a.m. 141-4777. Ave, Saa Bright 717 1414. PART-TIME —Cat* Mr trnau auaat BROILER COOK — Experienced kauaa. Call Mr. Allen, 4al«4i or only Eicomnl salary and working LAWN TECHNICIANS BUSINESS DIRECTOI Lawn Doctar 1 Freehold f sa-aut. trainees far area service repra PART-TIME — Or MHM work atlvai. Mutt be able ta with leales' fathltnt. 17 par hour A DAILY GUIDE IK BOY/GIRL munlcoto. mac*apical pMlrtv. - Nut tiai* Hi. He Wiiatmitu Par Apply In personI. Sheraton Inn. Hwv N.J. driver's lUonea. enloy outdoor miliili'ii»lcaHltleina FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747-ttaj EAITPOINTE - Just lltttd Plfth Hoorr ora-btdroom, mint, twlmmlng pool, tonnls, ttnttaiaa ratldMtl' lounat with panoramic acaan am N.Y.C. skvllno yaw. Only Ul.too. The Register Also t«m«adraam, two battn an SUNDAY McCue Real Estate of Rumso alghrh floor, cornor unit. STMM. DAILn»M YU *—^ CIIUI-IAV SHADOW LAKE TERRACE — Mk, lint floor, two- Its ill own, t^th MONMOUTH COUNTY'S GREAT HOME NEWSPAPERS U4.W0. Now - Ray oiton. m-nu. Ue Mid, I. town 20 The Drily Rgghtti SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL W, i960 ati atlA Leaf Branch. Mimoiaum Ceuatv. at CaneeM of Surety from ""VJ*"" •• brreeiigtalad to a New Jersev IMS 11 dav of April I tat ansaanv aulharUad M da signed cerUfkate from SMOwwarar 211 Lam Branch Ui Lam if Bitch JENNIEC. DeFAZIO aartan m camrai ef ate rbjai la reject any ar all af she Net dirt » th/wKe aMtsauae* the bM wMctilo.ni hStOC tv contiguous te tame shall havt the going. In tht event lha etereteM tag. N either a BM Band ar a Certffled UTKW 0* TMI BOARD refusal M purchase datcriajad property la Maa than tha Check drawn te the order af Town- aurma tucw time aa may ee I aajati ad ADJUSTMCNTOUB C P •uch land. minimum sin rewHred tar Baas ship ef MMdtetewn laeeanaM Au- tasssvrssr mat portion of the contract for UtH ft RANCHTUB CIT, MlY O*f JIIUV BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED meal under the City of Lang Branch tharttv far not km nan ten percent aeMctlit si airn.arv. lack Wddar RE; Aj*k*tta»flLattKMttvC«RANCH l* J . that the City Council of the City ol Zoning Ordlnanca and It without any IMW) of the a ma not We aetcevt thai aaaUaaTt -**-- a ,-aeaill taaHBata. *»'- _. WHEREAS. Uw tiriWIna li> Lana Branch reserves the right lo capital Improvements thereon, the NOTICE TO BIOOEM tha check aead net "*WaH ajat*eVe? aWBnifB, WtUv Htf PCvJVtvSla IMCW H ttw Clly tt L«f* IriMk reject any aad all bids and may owners or owner of anv real proper- Notice is harabv given thai The award oeff BM contract tar •tf.iil.rt • buiMirw Mrinlt tor th* •»- adjourn tha taM for a period not ty contiguous te tame than have the isaladannaiiliferthacanalnictMn a.ceedlne ana week without rt-aO right te prior refusal la purchata af Brevity sewers, end op- tftcaitt to OMtruct a drlvo-tip wtn- purtenancat te eerve tha Tewnohip dw, MMH pramtoM kiwwii M Lott vanning uch land bv lha TowntMeef MkMlotawn Jew- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED at MMMIetown. for lha "I rlail Hills 10, 11 «nd U, Block 114, Second AH valet era to ba confirmed not Collection System, wHI bt received oraaa Authority M a lawful manner. AVWIIN on tht OWlcUi Tu Mao of later than Ma second regular City that the City Council of the City of ay tht TiwnthM el Mlpaillim Saw- The OWN in ar tha liiltanr ttw Citv of tone Branch, an* Council meeting following- the tale. Lane Branch rttarvet tha right te eraae Authority it We Municipal retarvet tha rteht So reauire e cenv WHEREAS, u aeetkatUtn wu ant mart will ba no commission to relecl any and all Mat and may Bulldlne. Klnta Hlehwai aad Route plate financial aad experience real ettato brokers. Tha successful adioura lha taM for a period net oif* with KM Beard at AaUMtmant 11 MldlliMan, Naw Jertey until Ma the Mcntaaed uae et Minority •f HM Citv of Lans Branch Mrting • bidder shall not assign or transfer exceeding one weak without rtefl I 00 P.M. prevailing lime an _ that Banr have setlalac te Me Pi III "I f I variancv in accardanct with saM hit bid without tha consent and ap- vertlslng. Wednesday, Mav 14, rat at which camelated work ef the nature __» Hen. 1Mb. um ar •uaMtt BaaarerMa IMBII Tht awllcatian for tht pramtiM In outt proval af tha Citv Council All samara to be confirmed not lima and place they win ba pyaUcIv IIM4 Bidders an the wart win Be befkv aa waM at we cited rouu- ttan.snd SaM properly at the present later than the second regular City seocMicatMnt. i rigujief ta camoli w«t>Bet Ptaat. WHEREAS, th« Board ot A0- tima It In need af aaprtolmebjfv Council mealing following the sale. me Contract denfa i«ecutlva Order He. Illakat and Own will bt no commission te The major Items of conttructton j unman. htl4 a putotk haarina an 110.000 00 ta mJOt to In municipal, are: approximately JJHS linear Met HieIIIII far Ml Contract will If} I Ml I by (xacattve Order Ha. MM aseifcattoA on March ML tm county. SUM and federal coda vio- real etleta brokers The successful be accaptae enrr from btdaan who tUM and wfth tha provltlene of am lation repairs, and tha Citv of Lone bidder shall net atstgn ar transfer of •" gravity tewar, thirty (»> have bean proper tv eueittM in ac- it which tlnw il htartf Uw •vWwKt), manholes and Mrs linear feel af 4" affirmative actta tMtimanv and crBunwnt of tha ap- Branch makes It a condition of this his bid without the consent end ap- cordance with the retirements af ththeU.J.e U-t. 0Deeertin..l ^Tabor TIM plicant and no othtr intoratt Mrttei salt that anv and all repairs re- proval of tha Citv Council. reaulreiiieutt far BkWers and caev. a»paarad at saM haarliw; Md afUr quired will be compMiled prior to Seconded bv Councilman Hayes Drawings and contract docu- Each bidder musl submit with ments mav ba examined end ob- trectert cancer nl dua conifctaration or all tha tvMafict conveyance af title and ere a spec II and adapted upon the following roil hit Md a sleeted cartMlcaM UeUna tMnm and (Mtlnwmv prtaantad ttwrML 1c requirement of said sale. call vote: tained et tha office of Schoer. Do- that he awe*. Miaet or centrals all Palme A Gilien Inc., Authority Engi- — tuccaaaoul btev canciuiad that a v^rlanca thouitf bt Seconded by Councilman Hayes AYES: 5 dors will ba rtausroe la comely trim or anted. and adopted upon the following roll APPROVED April t, t*N neer. 154 Mala Street, Matowaa. accomplish BM wort show* and de- New Jersey, upon payment ef e nan Federal aad State wage rate oe call volt: DATED: April I. ItM scribed aa tha Cantrect Orawlnae T NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- refundable charot of tfftv ItM-H) - • -• - _^n k. SOLVED bv UM Board of Adjuti- AVES: S STATI OF NEW JERSEV and In the Contract SpacWkatlene. COUNTV OF MONMOUTH dollars Ipavabta te Howard M. ShouM the UaMor not bt tht actual mtnt of ttw Citv of Long Branch, APPROVE O April I. ttat Schaorl te defray the cat! thereat aa ar before aaecuuea af aMtr re> thai it finds tht basic facts with DATED April I. 1M0 CITY OF LONO BRANCH owner ar lesaoe ef such aoulpment taoctive cortrtcts e, eulataH I* STATE OF NEW JERSBV ' I. Jannto C. OaFaite. City Clerk Proposal! mutt Ba made en the reculrod, hit certtf icete shell Mate ratwact to tht application Mfollawt: Standard Proposal forma In UM the contract iocuanenlj. 1. Thai sarvka of natkt of tht COUNTY OF UONMOUTH of the City of Lana Branch, do here- tha source from tvMch the eaula TteaS BaaaaaaaBI by certify the foregoing to be trua. manner designated In the Contract ment will bt gblllage and. In addl Apr. IX April 14 MJB •ppiicttkm In qutttton and tht aato CITY Of LONS BRANCH Documents, must ba enclosed In af tha htarlna to bt haW thartan wu I. Jennie C. DoFello. Citv Clerk complete and correct copy of Rtso- mad* upon all ptrwns owrun* pra> of the City af Lana Branch, do hare- luuan passed bv tha Citv Council at a •rtv within 300 fttl ml tha prtmlm bv certify the foregoing M ba a true Regular Meeting heM on April I, in ouMtlon tccording to law. complete and correct capv of Reso- two 1. That PUWkotlon ot saM matt- lution adapted bv tha City Council at IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I ln« WII tfulv advtrtlttd In Tha Rtd a Regular Meeting held on April I. have hereunto tat my hand and af- Bank Raalsttr purtuant to law. l«a. fixed tha official seal of the Citv of 3. Pramiiai In outttton art IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I known at Lots 10, 11 and tl, BMck In,v9 hereunto sat my hand and af- 114 an t(M Official Tax M«p of tht tlaed tht official seal ol tha Citv of HI Had steak m Ratal too* Citv ol Long Branch, and an In a c-3 Long Branch, Monmouth County. AN OBDMANCB AMBNDIhne CHAPTIB 1 /t Vote mnm Tha applicant tatfct a varlanct New Jersev Mill 11 day of April« 1CIUA.TIOH" ABTICLB F MCTiOH 1: "Poet" to add a drlv«-up window to saM Jennie C. Oa'allo BE IT OftOAINSD by Ike Maw and Council af In. Borough af Bad A paid directory of coming events (or noo-pnUit Flea Market, Sat., April it, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. VFW ildlng and applkabw order mtou Citv Clerk organiuiUoM. Rates CM for three HUM for one day, Post J17», Hwy. M (east), Port Monmouth (next to accordancs with and pursuant to Apr. U. Apr. 14 W7.H rbuilding rtouircmantt of tht Citv of $100<*chaddiUOMlUM;»S.I0fortwod»yi.*l.»e)»ch AkP). 95.00 for single table, $3.00 each additional table. Councilman Traversa often tha amended te Include Article 7 "Faaa.- Hie tolM.toa Igoichaeiili tar Marina Lona Branch. Park will be enacted: 4. Tha following sptclai rtasont following resolution and movas 111 additiotul line; *.M for three to five tUys, II M each Call 7I7-ON9 orMl-HW •Mist in favor of arantina this ap- adoption: Me faa •dditiooal line; HS0 for 10 days, COO each additional pMffliHn Ri SOLUTION Pancake k Sausage Breakfast, Pilgrim Baptist A. Tha propotal wouM bt com WHEREAS, lha fonowlno de- line. Deadline noon two day* before publication. Call scribed lands and premises accord patlbla with ntt iHittino naturs and 1. Husband and WHa. . IV Daily Register, M2-4000. ask (or the Data Oiurch, Red Bank, benefit Sunday School Florida trend In tht subitct naighawrhood. Ine to tha Official Tag Map of tha 1. Family Season MambarshM lor • Project, all you can eat, choice of pork or beef sausage a Thart it anpadfar/*drivtup Citv of Long, Branch are harebv au (Includes family members up tell years) Secretary. window in a ratlaurant In tht Citv of Ihorlnd and directed to ba sold In Donation: C50,6:30 AM until 1 P.M. Long Branch rtfltcttd bv rtaton of tha mMMmr and subject M tfM termi BE IT FURTHER ORDAINEb'thaiie ba'ei'leible"for riitloent n tha (act that tht ana In qutstton and conditions tat forth: ship, an Individual mutt be a trua eenaflda resident ar Meaarti owner to MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY doas not provldt such facility and PARCEL BLOCK LOT Red Bank. CHRISTIANS IN SERVICE, qualified persons to APULM tuch propoaad facility would bt In Parcal No. 1 XI t This Ordlnanca than take affect Immsdlately upon p The United Methodist Church, 147 Broad St.. Red the bait Inttrast of tht community NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE PUBLIC NOTICE ssalst senior citizens in filing various forma: tax, social and rtildtnu. SOLVED by the Citv Council of tha ft. The International Concert Series presents Citv of Lone Branch that the City PUBLIC NOTICE It harabv given Mat the t security, insurance, medical, etc. Service free of C. Thtrt art no araas In tht Clark li harabv authorized and Introduced and pasted an tlrtt readina en April i. Itee antTwill be Herbert Burtis, organist, Boston, Mass la redtal. lontng ordlnanct mas which per- directed to advertise tccording to contMtrod for final petseeo and adoption ate regular meeting of the Mayor charge. Call ttl-frW. Man., VTM, Fri, t a.m. to U mits a drlvt-up r»&tauranl window law, tha otoretatddescribed proper- end Council of the Borough of Red Bank, County of Monmouth. Stale af New Deuxieme Symphonic, Op 30, Vterne * works of in th« Citv of Long Branch. ty tor sale bv auction on April 23, Jersev, to be held at the Municipal Hall, B Vwmouth SiraeL Red Bank on Reynolds k Knot ratter. 4 P.M. Free-will offering. 0. Evtdtnct was furthtr tub- IMO at l.oo a.m. or at soon there April U, 1M0 at I 00 P.M. when oOltciMnt, If am. la the pestaae of same mltttd and lattlmony msanUd after as the matter may ba raachad •III be received. . OPEN NOW which thowM that a drlvt-up win on tha agenda, at the Council Meat. Ruth M. Eichalhac*. Beraugh dent «ow would add to tha safety of thot* Ing Room, City Hall. Third Floor. April 14 e'ME Registration for Spring Art Classes now. Scripture, •Mh.no food from tfM rtstaurant to Broadway. Long Branch, New Jar NOTICE water color, oil, We classes, sumi and calligraphy being APRIL U-tt tha titanl that thart would ba no sev to tha highest bidder. AN ORDINANCE AMENDINO ARTICLE It "FIP.I MARSHAL" OH Peace Inc. Cooperative Nursery School will hold conctrn f*r Incident* which mav oc CHAFTER 4 ENTITLED "APPOINTIVE OFFICER! AND EMPLOY of fered. Day and evening classes. Guild of Creative Art, cur by reason of incltmani waathtr BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that tht aforesaid property ba of- Elf" OF TNI COMPILED AND REVISED ORDINANCES OF THB registration and open tease for lM0-ai school year. and would bt a convtnlanci to Iht •OROUOHOF RIO BANK (Revision mil 00 Broad St., Shrewsbury, N.J. Call 7411441. tenrnr citiitns and othar cltUtnt lared lor sale subitct to the follow Prom 9 A.M.-ll AM and 11:302:30 P.M. at Middletown wha satk to taka food from tha res- ine condition* BE IT OROAINEO by the Mayor and Council ol the Borough of Red taurant in that Ihty would not have I. Said property It sold subject Bank that Article It "Flra Marshal" of Chapter 1 "Appointive Officers and APRIL IS Boys dub, Irving PI., Bellord. Information call to park their vehicles, anil theft 10 the restriction! that no building Employees" be amended end supplemented os follows: 7394I7S or 717-1" rram and walk to the restaurant mav be erected upon tha above de- SECTION I Parent! Without Partners Bayahore Chapter M4 facility In ail Kindt of weather. scribed premises unless taM pre- Section Sla) Is hereby deMted and replaced with tha following languaoe Cocktail Dance at the OUt Bene, Rt. S, Morgan, »:» 5. The application will not vio- mises Is a bulldlne lot or Is lolned SECTIONS. DUTIES APRIL It late the Intent and purposes of the with other adiacant or contleuous (a) Tha poiltlon shall be a lull lime position to do such work as mav be p.m. Live music, tree buffet. Call 871-2777 for details toning plan and lonlng ordinances lands so as to create a parcel of prescribed from time to time bv the conl construction official And. Parenti Without Partners Bayshore Chapter (44 and will not have a detrimental •. property which compile! with the the Fire Manhall wll attend, whan required, meetings at munici- Cocktail Dance at Magnolia Inn, Itt. It. Matawan. 1:39 lect on the Public's welfare or stood, Zoning Ordlnanca of the Citv ol Long pal agencies, at requested, Including tht Fire prevention Bureau, Pull Gospel Business Men's Fellowship Interna- but in fact, would sarve the general Branch. and will appear and testily In the Municipal Court ar other tional of Moomouth County, features speaker Vincent p m Live Music. Call 471-1777 for detail* walfare of the public making avall- 1. Minimum Bid Prlca — appropriate boards and aaeivctet lo obtain comollencet with codet. abJ* to the public much needed I",200.00 for Parcel No. 1. Terms of SECTION 1 * Terraanva, Tnes., April IS, Buck Smith's Restaurant, dr ive-up window facilities. sah) require t deposit ol 10% of the Section elll 11 harabv delated and replaced with UM follow laid lan- . Tha Forum Players win perform the amount bid bv cash or check drawn 1-10:10 p.m. For dinner reserv>ttoiia phone 871-0015 or NOW THEREFORE. BE IT N "Crossed Wires", Tuts., I P.M. at Atlanti m EESOLVEDbv the Board ol Adjust- to tha ordar of tha Citv of Long *?ECTIONe. SPECIFICOUTIES StJ-4500 before Sun April 11. ment of tht Citv of Long Branch thai Branch payable at the lima of tale (t) "Under direction of tha Construction Official will enforce all Mere Elementary School. First Ave , Atlantic the Board of Adjustment harebv and c losing shall take place within U and ordinances of tha State. County end Borough covering Btt lWreshmenU,(ree grants a variance to applicant to days thereafter or at mav ba other following:" A Mini Mall, Apr. 15, 7:M P.M.. Bingham Hall, construct a drive UP food service wlsa agreed M bv tha Citv at Lone (a) Tht balance of Section t (11 through ill remains at sat forth in lha window, menu sign andconwnunka- Branch. Tine shall ba of the aisenct axlstlne Ordinance. Blngham Ave., Rurnson, Is being held by the Rumson llon ivsttm in strict conformant* end In the event tht purchaser shall SECTION! VJHunen'iaub RefreshmenUwiU be served. APRIL «, a with tha Piens lubmllted to tht fall ta perform within tha said M Section 7(0) It harabv delated and replaced win lha taltowlna Ian- Board marked In evidence as days or within such time at mav ba Asbory United Methodist Women's Rummage Sala, amandad bv tha testimony of the otherwise agrted to, then anv and all SECTION 7. EXAMPLES OF WORK Beginning April 15, every Toes, and Tnura. through Church Basement, II Atlantic Ave., Leaf Branch, applicant and conditioned bv the monies paid on account ef the (a) Coordinates activities with the Flra Prevention Bureau and other May a, PEP - a fitness class to music, 10:30-11:10 A.M. members of the board which condi- purchase price than ba forfeited M public agencies bv cooperation with tht Construction Official an Tues., Apr a, M, Wad. Apr. 8. MS Noon tions are ipacffkatlv sat forth as tht Citv of Long Branch and lha plan, approval, coordinated Inspection of occupancies requlrlna 110 Includes free child care for entire series. First toltaws, tawit: offer to purchase taM premises Joint Inspection bv health, building, polka, etc. Cieairstei with there upon become end ba declared Heating Inspector on Inspection tor oil burners, gas fired burnert, Baptist Church, Red Bank 747-0171. APRIL *4*» 1. Tha drlve-u» manu board null and void, shall be attached to tht •*« ftld* ot etc. Us. l bus trip to Resorts tha buHdtng at Its south corner. 4. Tha taid land Is to be sold SECTION 4 APRIL IS, is. 17 2. Tha "tfrlvt-ue" window shall suolect to all municipal, stata and Section Kiln hereby deleted and replaced with tha following lanamei International, Atlantic City HotWb, a Las Vegas- federal ordinance!, laws, statute! SECTION 7. EXAMFLESOF WORK Red Bank Antiques Show* Sale, Trinity Episcopal mWm appvlCMcV WV and regulations affecting tha me (I) Establishes and maintains a complete and comprehensive record type show aad taffy. Complete $14.09. All walewni. " • about one in the BRIN6 IN YOUR The Daily Register basement? Upstairs? (USPS-145-440) Near the washer and ROLLERS « SAVE The Sunday Register WHY PAY MORE? > 30th ANNUAL dryer? The furnace? ASUIW 259 (USPS-334-570) BEDROOM 5 pc.... 195.00 Red Bank Antiques Get another GE Smoke j Published bv The Red Banh Register Alarm for added I EiUblished In 1171 bv John H, Cook and Henry Clay DINETTES 44.95 ON YOUR ROLLERS protection today,' U*in Office BUNKBEDScowutiwnHainMHa 179.00. { Show & Sale SINCE IMS One Register Pt«r«, Sririwts>ury. N.J. O77Q. AT THE SOFA BED (OPENlTOOUCENStUKD) 99.95 Branch Offices -.' TRINITY EPISCOPAL PARI8H HOUSE .411.99 174 Rl 35. Middletown. N.J. 07741 SPECIAL I Cmd) lalH Monmouth County Courthouse, Freehold. N.J. 07731 DkMt -3.00 27< Broadway. Long Branch, N. J.07740 STURDY SPACIOUS METAL CLOTHES CABINET WEST FRONT ST. - RED BANK, N.J. St«l«hotm. Trenton, N.J Ot*H $ M 112.97 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY •R*n chackl WIN ba Msuad ki Via avantt • OPEN DAILY 8 ll 5:30 Members of the Associated Prest. The Associated Press Is entitled exclusive- 45 «r,n«« MfliklloUouI ly to the use of all the local news printed in the newsoaper at well as all AP new& AND THURSDAY FHI TIL 9 P.M. flUHWIWi • APRIL 15th - 16th • 17th, 1980 Member of trie American Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit K.D. SHARP'S Bureau of Circulation, the New Jersey Press Association 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY , Second Class postage paid at Red Bank. N.J. 07701 and at Middletown, N.J. FURNITURE CLOSING THURSDAY 5 P.M. 07741. Published Sunday through Friday. Mall subscriptions payable ineavance. AFTERNOON TEA LUNCHEON DESSERT A COFFEE foam's Term Oailv Sunday Daily and 3 10 5 11:30 10 2 7to8:30 Only Only Sunday wj&fart 495.0075 IH.^TIP.1 One Year 141.00 f 11.00 faO.OO BW wvf w DONATION $1.50 32 BROAD ST.. REO BANK Nome delivery bv Carrier — Oailv and Sunday 11 20 a week; Sunday only X INtar Lanl An.) ^ M. 1 -t tM. 842-3876 741-7300 Single copy at Counter — Dally TOcents; Sunday Mcentt. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 14,1980 The daily Register 5 Home burglar alarm system Ford mulls By SYLVIA PORTER Jobs The overwhelming balance represents estimated five out of 10 burglaries are never closing of ITEM: Every leven seconds somewhere in crimes by police-labeled "opportunistic report*! The reasons? Concern over rising the U.S., a burglary wu committed in 1*78, robbers." Insurance premiums on top of the embarrass- parts plant according to latest Federal Bureau of In Almost half of all apprehended burglars an ment In admitting that the resident made it vestigation sUUsUcs. I'U wager that with the under 17 years of age. Many of them are ready relatively easy for the thief. DETROIT (AP) — Ford soaring prices of such commonplace household to use force; some carry guns. By contrast, With mounting awareness that crime pre- Motor Co. is considering clos- a»