The parade... Heat fatal to 7; Smog dangerous j DALLAS (AP) - Heat Wichita Falls "and Abilene pressure system hovering Southern California Sunday, the air problems there are •(rake lulled seven Dallas resi with 1H, had their 28th along the Texas-Oklahoma and some Los Angeles-area worse than Los Angeles' be- dents in less than JO hours this straight day over 100 border The air was warming residents were warned to stay cause the area is nestled be- weekend as 100-degree tem- But Ouwy was hottest of all. as it moved lo a lower attitude, indoors tween mountain ranges. peratures continued to broil The north-central Texas town he said However, Sunday's smog Spokesman Armando "These guys, much of Texas was the warmest spot in the Dallas County Medical In- levels were expected to be low- Zumaya said all persons, but Michael Ayres, Held agent nation on Saturday, with Hi, vestigator Mike Darst said no er than last week's, the worst especially the young and the especially the lor the Dallas County medical and was tops in the state Sun- official warnings had been is- in five years for the populous elderly and thoae with coro ones with heart examiner's office, said the sev- day with 105. sued, but added: "1 wouldn't area, and cool ocean air was nary and pulmonary problems, en deaths between Saturday In addition, Waco, Midland, stay out in it unless 1 had to, expected to disperse much of "should avoid outdoors in the conditions, who evening and Sunday night Austin, San Antonio, Del Rio,and I'm a young man the air pollution by Monday afternoon and excessive physi- go out and play brought to 1! the number of San Angelo and Junction were "These guys, especially the The South Coast Air Quality cal activity." persons killed by heat stroke at 100 degrees or higher on ones with heart conditions, Management District issued a During Friday's second- 36 holes of golf since the middle of last week. Sunday, the National Weather who go out and play Jt holes of first-stage smog alert — less stage advisory, businesses In Arlington, a Dallas-Fort Service said. golf are just asking for it " drastic than Friday's second- were required to implement are |ust asking Worth suburb, it was 100 Dick Elder, a weather ser- stage alert — for the' I'oimma- emergency measures to cut for It" degrees by 4 p.m., making Sun- vice meteorologist, said the Walnut area and the East and down pollution Some com- day the 15th straight day at or abnormal heat was caused by LOS ANGELES (AP) - West San Gabriel Valleys panies refused to allow cars over the 100 mark for the Dal- an "adlabatlc warming" con- Ghtty smog and smothering Those areas are about 25 miles with less than three passen las-Fort Worth area. dition resulting from a low temperatures persisted over inland from Los Angeles, and gersto park in their lots The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 17 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, JULY 1 7, 1978 15 CENTS Tm assuming I'm still chief

Rigtiltr photo by Dove Klngdon Mass went on duty today 50th ANNIVERSARY CHIEF - Fire Chief Charles "Chuck Wldmaier" carries roses In a fire trumpet as he leads the Middletown cont- By SHERRY FIGDORE the weekend that he would rec- day off, while he worked on Mayor Dennis moved the acted with disbelief to this ingent In yesterday's golden anniversary fire SHREWSBURY - Police ommend that no action be what he has come to call his scheduled meeting from whole situation," Chief Mass department parade. Chief Wldmaier stopped at Chief Raymond "Bucky" Mass taken toward suspending the "novels," the stacks of paper- Borough Hall to the Broad said. the reviewing stand to receive a trophy given the expected to report for duty at H. veteran officer, and said that work he is preparing for a Street auditorium of the "And the response by the department In the name of the township by a.m. today, since "I'm assum- Chief Mass would have re- grievance hearing before the Borough School to accom- people in town has been just Mayor Robert J. Eckert. ing I'm still chief," he said. ceived some formal com- full council tomorrow night modate the anticipated crowd, tremendous," he said "I don't Chief Mass had been munication only If the sus-but missed the committee but the chief said last night be know ho many dozens of pen warned he would face sus- pension had gone into effect. Mr. Mass is appealing 12 of believes the turnout will be far f\e have called me personally pension if he failed to comply "Our feeling was that he the 19 directives at what will too large for that room and will and plan to come. • • • goe by noon Friday with II new had acted in good faith, and almost certainly be a large, probably have to move into the "They'll never hold them In directives aimed at police de- had made a conscientious ef- public meeting. larger Fern Ross auditorium the Broad Street auditorium " partment operations. fort to comply," Mr. Min- While council has the right The New Jersey State As- The directives were the out- "But I still haven't heard ehardt said. "He has applied to vote a closed hearing, sociation of Chiefs of Police, of growth of a departmental sur- anything personally," he said himself well." Mayor Joseph F. Dennis has which Chief Mass is a past vey made by the Wackenhut last night. "I've still had no Five council members, in- issued a memorandum to all president, is sending a three- Corp, a New York security call, no contact of any kind cluding the three-man police council members recommend- man intervention committee to firm, which was retained by from either the mayor or committee, had made a visit to ing that the grievance session the hearing, plus their own le- council last spring Council." police headquarters at 6 p.m be open to the public, and Mr gal counsel to assist the chief The chief is appealing a Robert G. Minehardt, Friday. Minehardt said the general and his attorney, Douglas J. dozen of the directives, conten- chairman of council's police The chief said he waited feeling of council was that it Widman. ding they impinge on his con- committee, announced over until 3 p.m. that afternoon, his would be public. "The chiefs' association re- See Mass, page 3 Kavmnd -Blcky' Mail In wcike of fatal Royal Manor beating Will probe bouncer Violence' report By MARK MAGYAR Warncke's murder, which followed his alleged theft of a female tender said. "But It was bound to happen The trouble is that WALL TOWNSHIP - Clinton JSJCronln, acting Monmouth employee's pocketbook. bouncers arc given the right to fight, and they get heads like County prosecutor, will Investigate reports of widespread "I'll receive all the files on the case Monday morning, and cops where they feel they can do anything and get away with bouncer violence, lie said yesterday in the wake of the fatal I'll go over them before deciding what (degree murder) charge It," . . ! ^ beating of a Middletown youth at Art Stock's Royal Manor to ask for," Mr. Cronln said. "We do have a number of witnesses Area teenagers said the Royal Manor has the reputation of Saturday. to the assault." being "really rough - the type of place that the young firemen "I met informally today with a group of Northern Mon- Troubled by teenagers' reports of widespread bouncer from Neptune go to." mouth County young people who go to bars like the Royal violence, Mr. Cronin said he would consult local police chiefs to One Rumson youth noted that the last time he went to the Manor, and they said that on several occasions they saw determine the extent of force used by bouncers at nightspots In Royal Manor, he ended up In the parking lot unconscious "with bouncers fistfightlng with patrons — having real battles," Mr. their towns. a deep cut on my nose and a Up the size of a plngpong ball. Cronln said. "We want it made clear to all establishments that their "I was pretty smashed and I made the mistake of dancing "They told of patrons getting punched — getting punched bouncers can't have combat with their patrons," Mr. Cronln with a girl who was apparently there with somebody else, hard," he said. "The kids were surprised that I didn't know said. "If this is indeed a pattern, we'll take strong action to stop maybe a bouncer," the Rumson youth said. *A(ter the dance, I what bouncers do. Frankly, I thought bouncers were there just It." was walking out ti> get a breath of fresh air, and the next thing 1 to escort people out or call the police if there is a disturbance. At the Royal Manor last night, more than 900 young people knew I woke up in the parking lot with my friends standing over Anything beyond that would constitute an assault." — an average crowd for a Sunday — paid $2 a head to dance to me." Three bouncers at the Royal Manor, Rt. 35, were charged rock music by "Holme." Because the Royal Manor parking lot is well-lighted and Rtglltcr pfioto by Dove Klngdon with murder Saturday after Thomas J. Wamcke, It, Mid- Out of a dozen teenagers, only one knew that Mr Warncke well-patrolled, and a contingent of doormen and bouncers man LOYAL FAN — Jennifer Tubbs, one-and-one- dletown, died at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune, early allegedly had been beaten to death there early Saturday morn- the door to check ID'S and keep out "crashers," the youth hall years old, of Leonardo, claps her apprecia- Saturday morning from internal Injuries and cerebral edema — ing, and she thought he had died early Sunday morning instead questioned how he could end up unconscious In the parking lot tion of the procession as she watches fire equip- swelling of the brain with fluid as the result of trauma. But the 40-odd bouncers and bartenders watching the without being observed by some Royal Manor staffers. ment march by in Middletown's 50th an Thomas Reynolds, 24, of Spring Lake Heights, and Warren dungaree crowd all knew, and murder dominated the conversa- The Royal Manor's night manager declined to comment on niversary fire department parade. Ray Lehman, 28, and Louis Rochelle, It, both of Neptune City, tion whenever two or three gathered. any questions pertaining to security, bouncers' duties or the were released on $10,000 ball each after being arraigned for Mr "Everybody's really upset over what happened," one bar- See WIU probe, page J inMiddletown... Carter and 6 agree on economic action BONN, West Germany day night, after the first Sources in key delegations moves ranging from reducing about "the policies and the Carter, are on politically (AP) • President Carter and rounds of economic summitry, said the statement would list oil imports In the United States goals" they will pursue. shaky ground at home and leaders of six other major non- that "the final results of the anti-hijack measures, Includ- to spurring economic growth A senior White House of- might deem It wisest to pledge Communist nations today are deliberations will be good." ing the banning of commercial In West Germany and Japan. ficial, who asked not to be their support for goals without unveiling an agreement on West German Chancellor flights to nations harboring hi- Blumenthal said the pro-Identified, said it might be po- stating exactly how they in- what U.S. Treasury Secretary Helmut Schmidt said a sepa- jackers. gram evolving from the sum- litically risky for most of the tend to reach them. W. Michael Blumenthal caUed rate statement to be issued to- Today is the final day of the mit "will be concise and mean- leaders meeting here to spell This official said French a "concrete and concerted ac- day would include an agree- two-day conference attended ingful In its nature." He also out precisely In advance the President Valery Glscard tion program" to deal with ment on "new approaches to by Carter, Schmidt, and the said at another point that the actions they intend to take. d'Estaing, whose party global economic problems. terrorism." He offered no de- leaders of Canada, France, summit participants would is- He said six of the seven emerged stronger than ex- Carter told reporters Sun- tails. Great Britain, Italy and Japan. sue Individual statements government heads, including See. Carter naee 1 Carter planned to return to Washington late tonight. Blumenthal told reporters agreements were reached on The Inside Story economic growth, Inflation, Seek 2 in store robbery employment, energy and in- BELFORD - Middletown police re- weapons were used and there were no ternational monetary prob- THE WEATHER ported last night that two men entered the injuries. lems. Fair tonight with low li Cumberland Farms store in Campbell's While the United States was Junction, emptied the cash register and The first suspect is described as about mid Hi. -Mostly siiiy under pressure at the summit It years old, a white male, I feet tall, thin, IklMgk Wednesday. Com took the sales clerk's pocketbook. to pledge meaningful energy Larry Lolgman of the detective division with shoulder length straight brown hair. plele report may be found conservation, West Germany He was wearing dungaree pants and a •a page 1. said one of the two men entered the store and Japan In particular were about t:50 p.m. and asked for change to dungaree Jacket. The second man, also a pressed by Carter to expand white male, was about 20, about 6 feet tall Wlaemaklag la New Jersey ..11 make a telephone call. The seond suspect v their domestic economies and then came in, took the clerk to the rear of and heavy set, with short brown hal hair Newest tf tie sammer brides 14 create larger markets for and a round face. He was wearing Weakflsk, striped bass popular II the store and stole her purse while the first American exports. man rifled the cash register. A small dungaree pants and a brown and white Blumenthal said the Ger- shirt I DAILV REGISTER amount of cash, perhaps $60 or $05, was mans and Japanese "are pre- taken. Patrolman Robert Oches Investigated Bridge '. 17 PHONE NUMBERS pared to take, if necessary, Police believe three other men may at the scene. Detective Steven Xanthos is Classified ?. 15 1* Mala Office Mt-MM substantial measures" to satis- have been walling outside the store. No In chape of the continuing investigation. Crauwtrd panic 17 TMI Fret I7I-MM fy Carter on that point. Ctmfcf 17 TtHFree SM-I1N A question remained about Editorials I OutMedDept 54M7H how specific the seven nations Ealertalamral 7 ClmlaU** Depl S42-4*M ClMed Monday * Tiesday OMe Union Hrase TMlgal "Salty D»g" would be In pledging economic Bob Wamcke Associates High- Late night menu, 10 p.m. to 12Tues., Phoenix. Trade Winds TOO LOUD — The scream of a fire truck's siren Hsntttpe 17 Saarti Dept MI-4M4 Fresh SeafMd Salad way 35, Middletown midnight. «r -Sea Bright -84Z-BM, Is more than Barry Tooker, 7, of Atlantic High- Lifestyle _ 1M4 MKMetowa Bareaa «71-2»| Shrimp In a crisp batter with lands, can take at yesterday's Middletown Fire Make A Dale .':..' 4 FraehaM Bareaa 411-lin Gertnde Br*wi Mid Bid Bald orange sauce at Tues. fashion Department 50th anniversary parade. OMtiartei 4 Laag Breach Bareaa .222*11 Sal's Tavem Restaurant. Soft Ttnton Falls. Open 7 days for Dancing with Steve Calafato, Sptrts. Ml Slalekwne Bareaa Mt-2tt-tM8 show, plus free cosmetics. Crabs are back. Serving lunch Lunch and Dinner, 11:10 a.m. Country Rock. Sat. k Mon. Fromagerie, 842-8088. * dinner. til. 54J-1770 Palace Saloon, 741-JOH. I • 2 The Dady Register SHREWSBURY N J MONDAY JULY 17. 1978 People COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - the comedy "Second Time (kvelaad Dipti, 33, of day night and was carried SEATTLE (AP) - Ten all"' Irlrk SiiMii Deveresu, a Actor Pat O'Brtea underwent Around ' Laguna Beach, was booked at from a Concorde supersonic years ago comedian Gearge "No, no man The people World War II hero and former u hour-long operation it I Co- O'Bnen is the second enter the West Hollywood sheriff's airliner on a stretcher Klrby was among the nation's I've worked for all this time Maryland congressman, was lumbus hospital (or placement tamer within a year to suffer a substation after narcotics of- The British-born actress most successful comics, ap- know that 1 haven't gone mamed to Edu BarasMe oi a new battery in his heart heart problem while per- ficers entered his hotel room who first gained fame as the pearing in some of the better through 40 years to become a Howard pacemaker forming in Columbus Comedi- with a search warrant and ar- "sock it to me" girl on the supper clubs and on national big star and then do this." he The couple was mamed O'Bnen, 71, became 111 Sat- an Frank Fontaine, who rested him Friday night, said television show "Laugh-In" television says "It wasn't necessary " Saturday by the Rev J»hi urday night at the opening of a played the part of "Crazy Gug- sheriff's Lt Htward Wild was still suffering from neck Now. free on 150,000 bond He was able to accept club Huper at Sacred Heart performance at the Country genheim" on the old Jackie About one-fourth ounce of injuries she suffered in a car pending appeal of a Las Vegas dates only through an agree- Church in northwestern Balti- Dinner Playhouse in Colum- Gleason television show, had a cocaine and five ounces of crash drug conviction, he draws only ment with the judge handling more County bus, playhouse manager heart attack last September marijuana — with a combined Hiss Came, wore a metal about SO people to his twice-a- his case Devereux, 74, who is retired Donald Hutnick said after playing at a local night- street value of about WOO - frame supporting her neck night weekend sets at "I'm back working I'm from the Marine Corps, holds Two doctors from the au- club allegedly were found in the She was met by her parents Parnell's. a 110-seat tavem going back to Rodney Danger- the Navy Cross for his leader- dience checked O'Bnen He room, deputies said. and driven from London's that normally features jazz field's in New York, the Cotton ship in defending Wake Island in the early days of World War was transferred to Riverside i\ LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dupin was released on Heathrow Airport to their musicians Club in New York, the Silver 11. He and his men surren- Hospital where the surgery Singer Kris KrlsUffersei'l 11.500 bail, said Wald home in Northampton, north of "I'm going on just like the Bird in Las Vegas I haven't dered after more than two was performed Sunday road manager has been the capital, in an ambulance thing never happened We just been turned down from these weeks and were Japanese pris- Hutnick said he expects the booked for investigation of LONDON (AP) - Actress Miss Carne, ex-wife of mov- let dead dogs lie." the 53-year club dates. They know me." oners for nearly four years. actor to be back on stage at the drug possession following his J»d; Cane, troubled by a ie star Burl Reynolds, was re- old Kirby says "When any- Devereux, a Republican, playhouse Wednesday or arrest in a West Hollywood ho- string of drug charges in the cently divorced from her sec- body in the audience asks me served four terms, beginning Thursday O'Bnen is starring tel, sheriff's officials said yes- United States, flew home to ond husband, Robert how I'm doing, 1 just tell them, GLYNDON, Md. (AP) - in 1950 JIMS Patrick Devemu there with his wife, Eloise, in terday. London from New York Sun- Bergman. 'I'm playing for you, that's Retired Brig. Gen James Pa

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Royal Brigade from the Meadowlands Sports Complex brightens festivities as thesun reflects on irhat turns out to be brilliant brass. ill e town Township"* own tier latethan nevm Mayor Robert J. Eckert wares to crowd. By BOB BKAMI.KY with the appearance of Joseph Fire Department, the Ashland HIDDLETOWN - It Mack, grand marshal, in a 1928 Fire Co. from Voorhees. Free- Muhlcr benefit set looked as if it would rain, and Dodge sedan. . hold and Nutley were followed it finally did. Following in a brassradi- by the EvansviUe Engine Co. FREEMOLD TOWNSMIP- The procession was an hour atored Model T Ford touring from Hount Holly. A fund-raising party (or As- late in starting and even later car was Henry Pulsch, the de- There was Cookstown Vol- semblywoman Marie A Mulder, R-Monmouth, styled In ending. But a crowd esti- partment's first chief in 1K8 unteer Fire Co. and the Coloni- along the lines of an old-fash- mated at about 6,000 Uned both and currently president of the al Volunteers from Hamilton firemen's exempt association Township, near Trenton; ioned "Steamboat Roast" with sides of Cherry Tree Farm and all the trimmings, will be held Tindall Roads to see the 50th The 50th anniversary chief. Marlboro Fire Co came, and Charles "Chuck" Wldmater MOItown. and Perth Amboy Saturday at the home of Mr. anniversary Hiddletown and Mrs. James E. Abemethy, Township Fire Department pa came on the scene carrying and Egg Harbor City. Malawi! Aberdeen, 152 Joysan Terrace, here. rade yesterday red roses in a silver fire Keailworth. Holmdel and The evening will begin with And in the early evening trumpet. The chief was called Had* m I. *• I cocktails at t p.m. rain, the crowd followed the to the reviewing stand al firefighters Into Tindall Park Cherry Tree Farm aid New The IlKtHWui Ci for free hamburgers, hot dogs Monmouth Roads to receive a and beer and trophies trophy from Mayor Eckert « behalf of the Township CMB- Mayor Robert J. Eckert mlttee and the commaMy caught its spirit when he com- m MfcwM my •> Mjftrl mented, "It's wonderful — all "This is to honor the larfm these people out here having a and best volunteer fire depart good time." ment in the world ' Mayw Spectators began arriving Eckert declared at the roadside along the line The chiefs were followed by of march at about 11 a.m., marching and vehicular MM* many of them settling com- of the township's II fire com- U fortably in beach chairs, oth- panies, from Navesink Fir* Co., founded in IBM. the oldest, OJf, IHVWtl WJ ers perching on the hoods of to Old Village Fire Co , formed Track aid How No I. parked cars. More than 100 po- in 1955, the township's young- Goodwill How Co of Belmar. /**, ill! lice under the direction of ster. Hants Garden Fire Co from Capt. Frank Gleason directed Included in the Old Village Union Beach, and first aid ! a brush truck from Middletown Township Fire Co. No 1; River Plaza unit, traffic and pedestrians, keep- squads from Holmdel and Ing the line of march clear and unit was Old Betsy, a beau- tifully restored 1(27 American- Freehold stalled opposite the reviewing the crowd orderly. Radio com- LaFrance chain drive pumper Then came Shrewsbury stand, the driver climbed down munications on several fre- Hose Co., Cape May County and restarted It with a single quencies facilitated crowd and The Fireflies, billed as H Id- dletown's best clowns, earned Rescue Squad, Farmingdale deft spin of a gleaming brass traffic control, coordination of their billing as they passed Fire Co. and the beautifully crank. march units and Implementa- with a hand-drawn chemical restored 1913 Ahrens-Fox Other units came from tion of a plan for any real rig. The Crescent Temple pumper owned by Carl F. Pedricktown and Long emergencies which would String Band and a delegation Zellers, Holmdel realtor and Branch, Neptune and Oak- have allowed detachment of from the Keansburg Veterans fire engine buff. White Horse hurst, Wlnfleld and appropriate vehicles at a mo- of Foreign Wars were followed Volunteer Hose Co arrived Merchantville, Little Falls and ment's notice. by units from the township fire from Hamilton Township, fol- Pennsauken, Haledon, The day was dull, but there company auxiliaries and from lowed by the Woodbrldge Chatham Township, Neptune, was plenty of color in the the first aid squads. Emergency Squad and Lake Somerville, Keansburg, Little scene Looking like penguins Antique and classic cars Parsippany Fire Department. Silver, Howell, Laurelton, were parade judges in black from the Monmouth Model A The first of several Dalma- Trenton, Freehold Township, trousers, white shirts and Club and Individual owners in tian fire dogs appeared with Edison and New Egypt; from black and white baseball caps the area came next, nostalgia the Princeton Junction Volun- Riverside, East Freehold, marked "PJA" - Parade blooming in the shape of a yel- teer Fire Co. of East Windsor Wrlghtstown, Beachwood, Judges Association. low painted 1933 Bulck con- Township. North Brunswick Pleasant Plains and Ocean There were blue helium vertible complete with golf Engine Co. followed, with Fire Co. In Sea Bright, which balloons touting the can- club hatch and rumble seat. Hount Ephraim's United Fire had to have the parade's didacies of Democrats Robert Co. No. I close behind. loudest fire horn. THIS WEEKS J. Eckert and Richard V. Kelly There was the local VFW IMford Independent Fire Company'* Model Tfire truck is ready post and its ladles auxiliary, Then came Point Pleasant Interspersed were cont- DINNER SPECIAL for Township Committee and the Leonardo American Le- Borough Fire Co., Whitesville ingents from the New Jersey Beef Almeda Allan J. Mac Donald for free- gion; there was the Rifle-ettes Volunteer Fire Co. No. I, Fair National Guard in Red Bank holder. There were red with Rice, state champion drill team , Haven Fire Co. No 1 and the and the Monmouth County Vegetable balloons urging Republicans to Hiddletown Safety Council, Royales of Eatontown Drum Hurricanes of Oakhurst, an- All parade re-elect Ernest G. Kavaleck du (out. Middletown Area Chamber of and Bugle Corps. Hope Hose other prize-winning drill corps. Moly Pitcher Salad and Harry Larrison as free- Commerce, Hiddletown Lions Humane Co. No. 1 of Borden- At the tail o( the line of photos by with House Dressing. holders. The Democrats had and last but not least, Diane town paraded an engine and march were Highlands and Rons. Butler. Cotlea the last local word with T- Addonizio, MWdletown's own ambulances; the RoebUng Vol- Gordon's Comers, West Long $325 sMrts, white with red letters, Miss Honmouth County. There unteer fire Co. No. J featured a Branch and Reliance Hose Co. Dave marked "Eckert and Kelly ' was the Azurettes Rifle sinister black Cadillac staff of Lakewood, the Eatontown On the state level appeared Brigade - all girls - from car and a splffy American- First Aid Squad and Ashland Assemblymen Richard Van Neptune City; there was the LaFrance pumper. Fire Co. No. 1, the Ironbound Kingdon Wagner and William E. Flynn, county (Ire marshal and more Hopelawn Engine Co. No. 1 Ambulance Squad from New- Uth District Democrats who antique cars and a bicenten- went by, followed by the arV, 'fire companies from presented an Assembly resolu- nial hearse Jamesburg First Aid Squad, Oceanport, Avon-by-the-Sea WAIT! tion adopted earlier this year The parade of visiting Penn-Del Fire Co. No. 1 of and Tinton Falls, the Llncroft congratulating the Fire De- Penndel, Pa., the only out-of First Aid Squad, and an ap- IT'S COMING partment on its golden an- firemen began with the North Centerville Fire Co. from state entry. Then came the parently unattached Individual SOON! niversary. Bound Brook Exempt In a 1940 Ford coupe. Rep. James J. Howard, M Hazlet with a lovely lime green pumper with white trim. Red Firemen's Association truck District Democrat seeking Things got a little sticky at Bank featured a hand-drawn and the delegation from Alpha Tindall Park, where the rain reelection this fall, showed up (Ire cart from 18M, an antique Volunteer Fire Co., Alpha. In an antique car, as did his started and firemen and other R B 7^ aerial ladder and units from Its The unmistakable clatter of marchers grew more and GOP opponent, Bruce Coe, five (Ire companies and rescue represented also on red helium a Bulldog Mack chain drive more Impatient as the pro- •quad. There were the heralded the approach of fessional judges kept them SWSD balloons. Niagara How-Co, from Burl It was nearly 1:W p.m. RarJtU Engine Co.'i 1923 an- waiting nearly three hours for ingtoa. the Atlantic Highlands tique rig. When its engine their verdict Leader of Crescent Temple String Band. July 28 when the parade proper began 4- SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY JULY 17 19,8 The Dtily Register 3 May use troops to sort mail in strike

WASHINGTON (AP) - onions involved In the talks sociated Press, outlines these islration, svhedulrd tu mail 26 counts, an arrangement that effects of a strike Federal troops might be called remained far apart on the ma- alternatives: million checks Aug 1. Is mak b> -passes the lliiill Two of the key issues m ihr In to sort mall. Some lorms of jor issues -National guardsmen, reg- ing its own contingency plans The Postal Service plan, talks are wages and a no -layoff mall temporarily could be for Federal mediators reported ular military forces and even "If we can't send the marked "limited official use." clause in the current contiad bidden. Deliveries might be late Sunday that progress had college ROTC members could checks through the mail, we tells supervisors not lo auto which the unions are lightinc stopped or cut back. been made on some dif- be pressed into service during will set up some special ar matlcally approve sick leave il lokeep In addition, millions of re- ferences but that all the major a mall emergency rangements to make sure that it appears that many workers The unions have asked lor •> tired people might have to pick issues including wages re- —Depending on the severi- beneficiaries gel their are calling in sick 11,965 wage increase per work up Social Security checks that mained unresolved. ty of local conditions, de- checks," said spokesman Mike Bolger could ask President er over two years — toughh normally come to their door While national union lead- liveries could be cancelled and Naver Carter to call out federal double what the Carter admin These are some ol the cont- ers have refused publicly to people would have to pick up That plan includes asking troops, an action former I'resi istration hopes the talks will ingency plans federal officials discuss possible strike actions, their null at a post office ?J7 million pension ndplMll dent Hichard M Nikon author- produce - plus full cost of lit have ready in the event the officials of some militant East -Monday through Friday and 2 3 million people due to ized lor parts ol the Kasl Coast Ing protection Based N I U.S. Postal Service and three Coast unions have threatened delivery could be maintaned, get Supplemental Security In in 1870. when local walkouts projected annual inflation rale postal unions cannot agree on a repeat of the scattered but Saturday deliveries would come checks to pick up their idled 220,000 workers in the of 7 percent, the unions »,11:1 IT'S OFFICIAL - Walter B. Stearns, left, of the a new contract this week and a strikes that followed be suspended. checks at a Social Security of largest U.I postal strike ever demand would amount lo LltMe Silver Police Department Is the borough's -Postmaster General Wil- fice, he said. about a 13 percent unnual in mail strike follows bargainers' failure in 1170 to Sinking postal workers first deputy police chief. The new deputy chief, liam F. Bolger could embargo Not affected would be U crease from the f I5.H77 the av The current pact expires at reach agreement on a con- 11mill be sentenced lo up lo a formerly a cap'aln in the department, is a 22-year certain types of mail, for- million people whose monthly erage postal worker now re- midnight Thursday. tract. year in jail and fined as much veteran with the police department. Mayor Anthony bidding third-class advertising Social Security Administration ceives Despite lengthy bargaining The Postal Service cont- as $1,000 No sanctions were T. Bruno presented the deputy chief with his new circulars, for example allotments are deposited The administration hits sessions over the weekend, the ingency plan, a copy of which imposed In the 1070 dispute, badge: Postal Service and the three was obtained by The As- The Social Security Admin- directly in their bank ar made the eventual settliinenl however, as part ol an agree- a key lest of Its anil inflation ment ending thai walkout program, which hopes lo mod Postal officials have de erate the large wage gains Says Goldzweig ignored land use lawdined to discuss the possible won by unions in recent yeai • By MARK MAGYAR has gone ahead," Mr. Young "(Over the last year) the view, and it specifically states sued at the last meeting, and will directly ailed traffic said. "Although the mayor that this requirement applies said several residents have an important road fronting on Will probe School Board has spent asked him to take the matter residential developments MARLBORO - Stanley M clearly has majority control to a School Board and to the (continued) thousands of dollars of tax- to the Monmouth County Pros- "The very reason a IMMI Young, Township'1'lanning over the Planning Board, the governing body," he said. Warncke case payers' money on design plans ecutor's Office. nlng Board is created under Board member, yesterday courtesy of a formal review is The Planning Board voted The Manor features "Holme" on Wednesdays. Fridays, and engineering commit "I don't want to cause any- state law is lo provide for good ' charged Mayor Arthur Gold- mandatory and required by 6-1 on Feb. 7 to ask the school Saturdays and Sundays. Including a Sunday matinee, mid (ills 111 ments, while the mayor has one any legal trouble or em- traffic flow," Mi Young said iweig with knowingly ignoring law." ordered construction of the board to submit its plans for a with "Jersey Central" on Tuesday. "Kinderhook " on Thursday the state Municipal Land Use Mr. Young repeated his new board administration barrassment," Mr. Young "Unfortunately, both the lo and. ironically, "Friday" on Monday municipal project, which is said. "I simply demand that cal governing body and the Law by ordering construction plea for both Marlboro munici- almost completed, without building and school bus depot "Hb|me." which cut the single •"Garden stale Parkway the law be followed in the In- school board consistently of the township municipal pal and Board of Education ever submitting a single plan at the new municipal complex Hoogle," is one of the better groups appearing In the area, I111I complex without consulting officials to stop ignoring the to the Planning Board. on Wynetest Road. terests of good planning. Oth- choose to make these mutters the attraction of the Koyal Manor Is Its "total enteiiulnmeiil the Planning Board requirements of the "Capital erwise, why bother to have a Into a verbal contest for votes, value and the 2,000 young people, looking for action, It draws on "As an attorney practicing Improvements Program and "State law requires that Mr. Young noted that one Planning Board at all?" and the resulting political foot- weekend nights . In Marlboro, the mayor knows Project Review" section of the they must not spend any mon- Planning Board member Mr. Young pointed out that ball completely eliminates this Is against the law, and yet 1076 Municipal Land Use Law. ey without Planning Board re- asked to have a summons is- the new municipal complex good planning practice and, at In The Playpen, a blonde go-go dancer on a mirrored align the same time, makes a pranced in blue pumps and a red leotard that stretched from hei mockery of the law," he con- shoulders down lofurm little more than a ('• string cluded. Before her, dungareed youths crowded around the room (our pool tables, but ignored the dozen plnbull miCtllriN anil Byrd: One more Young chance electronic games. On a screen In The Playpen, a slide projector flashed ICM6I from the Manor's famous "Wet T Shirt" cunlcsls, sio|>pt'd bj WASHINGTON (AP) - the UN. ambassador. full text of the ambassador's Impeachment attempt in the he makes another one, I think the state Alcoholic Beverages Commission (AIIC) several yonri Senate Majority Leader Rob- Young made the statement remarks. But on Sunday, he he should go." House ert Byrd said Sunday that UN. while the United States was said he had called President The majority leader said The ambassador later qual- Ambassador Andrew Young condemning Soviet treatment Carter and Young to tell them Young "undermined, undercut ified his remarks, saying he Homn. couples danced on an elevated stage can have one more chance — of Russian dissidents. he could remain silent no long- and underserved the adminis- knew "of no Instance in the iated byjed marquis lights, and red, green, blue and gold but should be fired if he em- er. tration" In his statement. United States where persons strobe lights/ashlng geometric patterns on the mirrored telling barrasses the United States Byrd said he has remained "His recent statement was Byrd made the comments have received penalties for and walls, again. silent about previous remarks inopportune, inaccurate and on the CBS television program monitoring our government's Byrd, asked about Young's by Young because of a feeling incompatible with his posi- "Face the Nation." position on civil or human remark to a French news- that the ambassador "con- tion," Byrd said. Young's comment was pub- rights." • • Hearing set paper that there are "hun-tributed a great service to this "He has made several Ir- lished in last Wednesday's edi- Young also claimed that he IOLMDEL- A hearing in manner dreds, perhaps thousands" of country." responsible statements," the tion of the Paris Socialist had "never equated the status lelpal Court has been sel After InveHllgallim, Jvbraii political prisoners in the Unit- At his weekly news con- majority leader said. "His newspaper Le Matin and pro- of pouticial freedom in the for 9 a in Sept II lor Honald was charged with possession ed States, called the comment ference on Saturday, Byrd re- latest was of sufficient magni- voked an Immediate storm of United States with that in the M Jebrun, of 63 Mack Hnar of a controlled dangerous SUB stance, specifically less Hun 21 "the most serious in a series of (used comment on Young, tude that resignation should indignation !n the United Soviet Union." Drive, Colls Neck grams of marijuana and a irresponsible statements" by saying he wanted to read the have been considered, and If States, including an abortive However, he was chastized Jcbrun was arrested on later by both Carter and Secre- South Street at 1:11a.m. yes quantity of Quuaiudc. de tary of State Cyrus Vance for terduy by Patrolman Dennis scribed by police as a lining the comment that appeared in Kahi'y, who observed the sus sedative: Mass reported for duty today the French newspaper pect's ear traveling west on He was released in Ml own Andrew Young Main Street In an MTKtiC recognizance (continued) Chief Mass to log all his toll at what could come, the chief asked a caller. tractual rights as head of the telephone calls, to revert to But Chief Mass, who has "I have served this com- department and on borough or- rotating work shifts and road had frequent run-ins with munity well," he said dinances. patrol, to withhold reprimands council In the past, said he just Several of the directives unless a Patrolmen's wants to make sure he gets a only echoed standing de- Benevolent Association repre- (air and impartial hearing Carter partmental policy, Chief Mass sentative is present, and to tomorrow night, (continued) Why are so many people running... said, and two of them, one or- "send departmental evaluations "While It is scheduled as a peeled in parliamentary elec- dering the police captain to and work schedules to the po- hearing, I might also refer to it tions earlier this year, was the move his office back to thelice committee. as a trial" he said, "and 1 hope only leader at the summit who first floor of Borough Hall, and Mr. Minehardt said the the procedures are set by the does not have domestic politi- the other changing hours of the directives are, in effect, all state rather than by thecal problems. traffic officer, could not bebeing implemented, and " will borough attorney." Blumenthal reported that compiled with because of man- give us the opportunity to see Chief Mass and Mr. Wld-Carter talked optimistically at power and scheduling dif- in effect, if they will improve man attended a preliminary Sunday's meetings about pros- ficulties the department and go in the grievance hearing before the pects for achieving his energy direction we want it to go. "The chief gave us good police committee on June 30, goals In the United States. reasons why he couldn't comp- "We re going to review all which the chief described as a ly with moving the captain and It directives," the chairman "more or less one-sided af- sergeant," Mr. Mlnehardt said. "They may be good and fair...theirs." said, "and the police commit- worthy, or they may have to be That hearing fell on his day Israel savs tee Is going to have to re-changed." off, since he was already on consider the move. Mr. Mlnehardt said that the shift work mandated by the 111 "And he had valid reasons based on the last report of the directives, the chief said. for not rescheduling the traffic borough planning consultant, Tomorrow night's hearing will officer since vacation sched- the borough could expand also fall on a tree evening ules have already been made greatly and the police depart- since he Is working 8 a.m. to 4 JERUSALEM (AP) - The up. We could probably Imple- ment would have to grow pro- p.m. this week. Israeli Cabinet says Egypt has ment that when fall comes," portionately. "You didn't think I would made new peace proposals, Mr. Minehardt continued. The directives, he said, are attend a borough hearing on but it put off a decision on "just a case of taking a look" borough time, now did you," Other directives ordered them until after their foreign ministers meet in Britain Tuesday. Weather: Fair 2 days The Cabinet said after Its weekly meeting Sunday that Yesterday's 'high ten- with ocean water tern-, bridge, add two hours; Sea President Anwar Sadat made peratare at Ike Regster's peratures In the mids 60s. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; the new proposals at his meet- weather SUUM was 71 aid Ike Coastal forecast: Manasquan Long Branch, deduct 15 Ing In Austria last week with tew « degrees. At 1 p.m. Iketo Cape Henelopen: Winds minutes; Highlands bridge, Israeli Defense Minister Ezer to The Central Jersey Bank? temperatire was 71, Ike rela- northwest tonight and tomor- add 40 minutes. Welzman WASHINStON - Nattonal «MMr tive kamkUty tadrx, M. Over- row but becoming southerly stride* rtptrl tf m««lmnm Itiw- Unattributed reports In the •tgkl tow temperature was 70 tomorrow afternoon with •araNm Mr IMoor ••»* ntfrtnwm Israeli press said Sadat asked fcgrees. Tkere was 1.11 lickes speeds of 5-15 knots Visibility i«UM He IMMr rtf* t»*«0 Israel to propose a new border M.m., pM MM Mfk.M 1H n* Because CJB is a Full Service Bank, with a courteous, •f preclplUU*a la the 14 ktars will be five miles or more • HinllMatxiM between it and the West Bank eadtag at I a.m. today. Tkere through Tuesday with average of the Jordan River, which Is- efficient staff to serve you in all of your banking needs! were 4 cstllag days yesterday, wave heights of two feet or n u rael captured in the 1967 Arab Q WO 47 * Highest interest on savings allowed by law US ftr Ike mMlk I* date aid less. Amorlllo « U clr Israeli War. &4fMrlketeasM. Atknlo OS M cdy This in effect would be an TIDES Alhntlc Civ « » .It rn * Several kinds of checking accounts 77 70 Ucdy attempt to push Prime Min- Fair tonight with lows in Saady Hook Birmingham •i 71 I.II clr the mid 60s Mostly sunny TODAY - High 6:23 p.m. Ooihwi HII rn ister Menachem Begin back to * Loans for just about any need you may have 7» U cdy the policy of the previous La- tomorrow and Into Wednesday and low 12:54 p.m. CtorirtiSC 0} 73 1.12 cdy with highs in the upper 70s and CNcogo 71 M clr bor governments, which called TOMORROW - High 6:50 Clnclnnrtl n ti cl. * Plus, Safety deposit vaults, Christmas and Chanukah precipitation probability 10 a.m. and 7:17 p.m. and low Cttvclond 7* U for the return to Jordan of that 01 M part of the West Bank where percent tonight and tomorrow. 1:42 a.m. and 1:54 p.m. Dol Fl. wlh 10)77 tlr Clubs, Master Charge, Travelers Checks and many other Winds light to variable tonight ti 57 l the concentration of Palesti- For Red Bank and Rumson DnMttai DttrMI TV 93 nians was heaviest but the re- services, including our outstanding Trust Department. 71 It clr tention by Israel of a string of It 10 caV Ind'opoll* H U clr army posts along the Jordan jocu'vim IHI U14 .31 m Kon't City VI 70 clr River between the West Bank Where Banking Is Easy. 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Mr, DM* TV 70 clr AJNJED TRUST tar, Fran T4 B clr While You watt Strand Ckm poitoQf poW ol Rtd Bonk, NJ. 07W ond ol MWtflttewn. smtit tl 55 <0cdv NJ. VM. PubUHwd Sunday through Friday. Mttl wktcriptlwii payable to U » «cdy 1 MEMBER FOtC rfM WotMngm 77 74 .01 cdy i* wolf press me Dally Sunday Dally end I TO Monmouth Strut 29 CONVENIENT OFFICES • MIDOLESEX • MONMOUTH • OCEAN • UNION m tw M nttri tnd R«d Bank, 741-9300 niiii mini riiiii»iii«i—*ii •yi 'as f orfflfr'r Gtwt P"nftri| -o*v.i»cwiii lv«d«.Mc«hmililiiH. i 4 IheLMyKcgtaler SHREWSBURY MONOAY JULYW Drug probe Obituaries nets 2 more Harold L. Van Svckle, HARTFORD - Two more Jersey airport last weekend Connecticut men have been ar- and other Connecticut reat- rcsted in connection with a dents were being sought Salur- retired auto dealer major drug bust in New Jersey day, Berluti said, tlMSON - H*Twa L VanBank last weekend and more arr- Six men including three S«ct> M i Idran owner of He lived «i North Kohallion rests were expected, state po- Connecticut residents were ar- aaHanai'rt «».*rs»ips in Dnve Ucesaid rested last weekend at Tren- KHIIN'.I JIO Middlesex Mr Van Svckle was bom in Frederick J Koenig. 30. of ton-Robbinsville airport as a Cwm teo jtntrity in Perth Ambo). and lived there West Haven was arrested Sat- DC-6 bearing some 10 tons of Irrenitl Nospital Red and in Woodbridge before urday afternoon in West marijuana was being un- moving here in lttO ' Haven by members of the loaded statewide narcotics task force, He owned Plymouth and Ad>m J. U itliain Footer Dodge dealerships in Red state police spokesman JJ,,' , Berlutisaid . Tltllll f\-lmarnd a half years ago. children Although the program's pri- bazaar at the 13th Ave. Pavilion, Belmar NJ. from 10 a.m. of 31 Morningside Ave , He retired 23 years ago af- The Greenville Memorial mary goal is the early detec- to 9 p.m Keansburg N J , died Friday f working for 45 years as an Home, Jersey City, is in tion of hypertension, one of the in Rivemew Hospital, here emergency dispatcher with the charge of arrangements. secondary goals is increased JULY 21 Mr. Price was bom inConsolidated Edison Co., New The Deserted Village at Allaire Inc., presents the Calico Scranton, Pa. and lived in York City STOCKADE FENCE Cook's Tea Time Benefit with Fashions Olde & New, 2:30 .P.M. promptly, Essex & Sussex Hotel, Spring Lake. Keansburg for 24 years before Hit wife, the late Barbara 8.4 $12.99 moving here six xeeks ago MacNeill Gobert, died in 1*72. Tickets, $6.00. AvaUable: Essex & Sussex, Steinbach, Asbury Park & Red Bank, Belmar Fashion Corner, Berry He operated a leather arts Surviving is a nephew, Rob- 8,5 $14.99 Patch, Allenhurst, & Fair Haven & Allaire Village Office and crafts business at the Wag- ert Gilroy, with whom he lived. 8x6 $16.99 930-2253 on NJ, Farm, Holmdel.for The John W Mehlenbeck SPRUCE POST (with fence) $3.00 three years, until moving here. Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in TREATED POST (with Itnce) $3.99 JULY 21 Surviving are his widow, charge of arrangements Highlands Fire Auxiliary will sponsor a but trip to the Mrs. Carolyn Price; a daugh- PIECED PICKET STOCKADE _ . _ _ _ with ROUND POST Bx6 , $1 5.99 Historic Towne of Smithvllle, to,see PIPPIN. Bui leaves ter, Mrs Walter Emrich of Lit Mr*. Lollie Kaplan Hrehouse at 3 p.m. $15 per person, Includes transportation Ue Chute, Wis.; lour brothers. and show Call Linda, 8721724. George Price of Keamy. N. J., BROOKLYN - Mrs. Lottie MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER David Price of Fords, N J . Kaplan. N, of 2058 Mill Ave.. 777 SHMWttURY AVINUf, SHREWSIURY Summer card party, Rosary Altar Society, O.L.P.H. Richard Price bf Elizabeth. N. died Saturday in the Brookdale All the Good Things School HaU, Miller St. and Highway 36, Highlands Prlies J and Joseph Price of Nursing Center. Hazlet, N.J.. and refreshments. Tickets are $1.50.8 p.m. Hacketstown. N.J.; two sis- where she had been a patient ters, Mrs. Ann Delmeier and tor the past two and a half You've Come to Expect... JULY » Mrs. Joyce Lowney. both of years FREE INSTALLATION Flea Market, 14 East Garfield Ave., Atlantic Highlands Belford, N.J.. and Mrs Mary Mrs. Kaplan was bom in MAFTY WINDOWS? ROTTED? Plus New Easy-Care Cuts July 22, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Space: $5.00. Everyone welcome! Arnold of Columbia. NJ., and Philadelphia, Pa. and lived OLD HOUSe WINDOWS THAT Information 787-3J78 or 291-3744. Refreshments available. four grandchidlren WONT HOLD PAINT? The headline tells it all. The number one haircutter here for most of her life. She JULY 24 The Taylor Funeral Home, moved to Hazlet two and a a ME PROWS around now has really put it all together His and-her Informal Organ Recital, Norman Sutphin, Redtalist, here, It In charge of arrange half yean ago perms, coloring, frosting, hennas, hair relaxing, and now - easy-care cuts that look great for weeks. Just run a First Presbyterian Church. Tower Hill, Red Bank 730 menu. She was the widow of REPLACEMENT brush through your hair or fluff it with your fingers p.m. Free Will offering. Joseph Kaplan who died in lHt. WINDOWS JULY 26 m. IXwth Ntllct* Surviving are two sons, And at Act II, a professional sham Bus trips to Racing at Meadowlands. Atlantic Highlands PONTECORVO- A*"' v, Irwin Kaplan of Matawan, poo, nit, aid Mow-dry are Just: Recreation Committee. 17. Call Mrs. W Ruddy, 291-1842. • KI Pwttr law. WtK Urn N.J., and Lawrence Kaplan of 95 •me*. «i Ml U. Ifll. toMMMi * JULY 27 MM 1 CKMM O PMKOTa Dm Marlboro, N.J.; three daugh- WMr at Mart. AMI. Will* M Bayshore Recreation Center Is sponsoring an adult bus Alkto PmmtmriH. OMT HR W Elli- ters, Mrs. Muriel Flink of Del- trip to the Meadowlands for a Night At The Races. Con OMVi rwnWCWw •TW# Ray Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Syl- INSTALLED HOB. Call 787-1880. Mtort fM KcNM PaiMcarM Fu via WUketu and Mrs Frances MMworn—i J.I» i».*i • • m UP TO 102 U.I. frwn ft*Pwwlw w Pwwrtf H«mt, IIS Wolfarth, both of North Miami 3 or mort For Frtt Installation JULY 21 nut Avt.. La* tra>dl. MM 1 «• • «o? • iraaa mmm m • HPIMMM WMOW CttMMl SorMI t:» f.n. 1 SI. Beach, Fla.; two sisters, rs YARD SALE, 9-4 Please bring donations to Woman's Un SALESMAN'S COMMISSION. STOP jnm « C Own. WtH !•«•« Ann Kane and Mn. Edna Club LUNCHEON served 11:30 to 1:30, $2 FLEA MAR- Mry, Oliwjirl. VMMMI""I 1M C*m« >.m- Spiro, both of Miami Beach,; a mm A nme oenoMSTMTioH. KET, 9-4. spaces avaUable $5. Call 291-5371 or 7414115. All MMn, n •*'» Mi' TMM»T. brother, Samuel Zlmmer of at WOMEN'S CLUB of Hed Bank, 1(4 Broad St Red Bank VAN SYCKLE—H—M u»h. WEE MEASURING SERVICE II Poughkeepale, NY; 13 grand- Rain date, Sal, July a. i«»«t»i..»ij«nii. m. MIKOr. OnX 32 BROAD ST. RED BANK | IMi IM« WOTMTI. NMV ttM children, and two great-grand- W. Vat tyc*M mi Mn. a 21 BROAD STREET OCTOHRMItM •MM. amotr «i Mi* ii»q» vm children. 741-7500 SfdUt. PIMM IMU >WV Crm D. C. IMay Florida Bus Tour lo Ft. Lauderdale k Key Owrdi, * •*M> II The John W. Mehlenbeck RED BANK 747-7770 W«t, 14 meals included, just pack and relax with a «rt Wm— • wnnm A».W naanl Horn., Ha iroums Mon, Tut., Thura., Sat 10 am-7 pin. .M>>.. rntftm- ckarge of arrangements N.I ML)NI»A> ThelMlyKegfcter 5 They don't make sports writers like they used to By HU«.H MULLM.AN and thereby lost a friend He got the Jets to hin'Weeb Ewbank came out ol the cornel and picked him up and put the green AP Special ( »rrrsp»i*nl when Sonny Werblin telephoned him in Florida, person Hi edged wluii" bathrobe ov M ins ihaalden rw IrtlMi flj the back NEW YORK (AP) - They s«y that in this hyped agi; nl person, with the plea "I need a coach He could go on the spelled oul Hoi KY URAZIANO, MIDDLEWEIGHT i'll\M athlete's agents and multimillion dollar player contracts thvy wagon and still remain a non-aocholic dunking buddy o( night I'luN OF THE WORLD 'Only lat Mil Ufa! rfflTTfi don't make genuine bleacher idols anymore like- Dizzy IX-an. club comic Joe E Lewis, who always turned up at Shor s MM But being, the t\pc of ri-porli-r vino vatrfcM (loin thi" Jack Dempsey, Sugar Ray Robinson, Ked Grange and the his act was done IHtetllW and IMVM II"" s|>o!lighl la tlii" stars I'aiimin let the immortal Babe Maybe the star gazers were closer to the stars then became fallen champ on the drewing room table have the lasl word 1 Reggie Jackson's conferring with his lawyer after being the rvader wonder why day after day the best writing in there were (ewer agents, lawyers and press IDOktflpcrsons There's only mir «ay you can lick Zale llia/mno said "You benched by Billy Martin just doesn't grab the public like Babe newspapers is found on the sports pages and not the op-ed page, acting as go-betweens, and only an occasional Mirl> waller to got to kill him " « Ruth homering after being fined J500 by the Yartkee man where la creme-de-la creme is supposed to assemble interrupt with an identifying line like. "Let s see mm you 're the Cannon rould catch the puncHdrwk llav or of Ilillmani c m agement for a belly ache brought *n by six beers, a dozen hot These thoughts were stirred by my reading, on a lazy mealloaf. and you're the eggs Benedu I ' in a single line shoulod over' Ihr pay Iclqilione tiv ,i fight dogs and three sacks of potato chips between games of a key summer day when the Yankee were rained out in Boston. Jimmy Cannon, of course, would have ipprtCilUil the manager "Wtal 1'on> Kelly you want" Tin'Italian one doubleheader *. "Nobody Asked Me, But the World of Jimmy Cannon.'' a second person approach It was the willing si>It- he employed The Irish one The Jewish one' But even without the debatably ruinous effects ol filthy collection of his columns from the New York Post and old with singular success to tell about lln- people wba k"<'» IMM The hook'i lull", "Nobod) Aski'd He, But is from ihcdefi lucre on a star performer's soul, they don't make sports writers Journal American. without resorting to the egotistical "I" so common in I \ and onehners Cannon lossril oil on wlialever tagged, bOT»d Of anymore either like Joe Palmer, Damon Runyon, Boston's Col Cannon died in 1173 and he is much missed around this town radio sports journalism amused him Some hrpictl Cannon (Odder Ggan, Grantland Rice, Dan Parker and Jimmy Cannon as the Giants and Dodgers "You're Frank Tarkenton. a straight arrow in a swingers •liuys with white shoes always look like Itrinjert M In the absence of a corrupting salary schedule for journal- When I first came to New York from New Orleans in the town." matter what town they re in ists, the logic of the matter would tend to indicate that without mid-1950s, there was Red Smith in the morning and Jimmy "You're Rocky Marciano who bled for lame." "Some of the wisest men 1 know irebldipfUetl the former — the colorful characters worth writing about - the Cannon in the afternoon and, best of all, both of them at lunch at "You're Mickey Mantle: You're a bubble-gum kid in a I can't ever remember slaying to the end of a movie in latter, the typewriter troubadours who sing their praises and Toots Shor's. sitting up there in front at the Important tables chew-tobacco league ' which the actors wore togas .. . record their antics tor an adoring public, can no longer exist near Frank Costello, Jackie Gleason, Mickey Mantle and John Covering the third Tony Zale Rocky Uraziano fight. Cannon "If I hail a choice ol dunking partners, lit pick VuiiMoti Which may be why Spotty Reston and Jimmy Breslin graduated Charles Daly They were and are my idols, and they have worn could wring the sweat and the blood ol ringside limn his Churchill" to picking on politicians and bureaucrats Instead of outfielders well. typewriter with the stark simplicity of Hemingway, his personal "1 never saw a laundry truck driver with a clean shirt " who misjudge fly balls and shortstops who louse up easy In those days, sports writers seemed to be much closer to idol: "It Howard I'osoll was a spoil, il woiilil tie Holler Derby doubleplays. the athletes they wrote about Cannon was a personal friend of /.all- hit him with u led hook and (iraziano went over Nobody asked me, but spoils page just aren'l thal'much But then there is Red Smith, still soldiering on up there in Casey Stengel, Joe DiMaggio, Rocky Marciano and Sugar Ray backward His head made Ihr sound an auctioneer's mallei fun anymore, at leasl not since thev began reading moiv like the press box, writing the elfin, graceful, witty prose that makes Robinson, whom he tried unsuccessfully to coax into retirement makes on a solid block of wood when the deal is closed They the business section Daughter folio wingfather for life on bounding main . WOODCLIFF LAKE (AP) night under the stars and the father is a 1945 graduate of the education, involving time at — Nancy Wagner officially moon," Miss Wagner said in an academy and holds a chief en- sea during which she visited gets her first ship in a few days interview. gineer's license. Historically a countries throughout the Far — an Exxon tanker. "Just being out there docs seafaring family, her father's East, where she came In con- The U.S. Merchant Marine something for me. It's a peace- cousin, Austin, is a retired tact with different cultures. Academy graduate is off to sea ful place where you can think Coast Guard vice admiral. "She first learned how to Aug. 1, following a tradition about anything." "This is a milestone for take orders, then how to give established by her father, Miss Wagner, 23. attended Nancy and I think she has ac- them. And what probably Is Jules, 22 years ago. Syracuse University for a year complished what not too many most Important, she learned "The beauty of the sea is before entering trie academy's other women could do," how to get along with people. devastating, especially at first coed class In 1974 Her Wagner said. "It was a great That's what counts, whether you're running a candy store or a ship." Miss Wagner said she does Losers:Barefool, broke, not anticipate discipline prob- lems. "Whether 1 am giving instructions on the ship bridge to change course while li0acl for Salvation Armv navigating or telling stevedores on a dock what Rtflliltf Itltt »h»1» ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - people who throw a nickel or call. goes where, I behave in a busi- PARTY FAITHFUL- Mr. and Mrs. James though the first such event for Mrs. Muhler was held The losers have come, dime In the tambourine at "We usually tell them to nesslike manner, always with Abernethy of Freehold Township, left, hosted nearly last year, she hopes it will become an event every barefoot, broke and stranded, Christmas time and never have someone wire money for the idea there's a job to be 200 guests at their home this weekend at a "steam- other year, r The assemblywoman's newsletters seeking hot meals, hotel rooms think they would have to use bus fares, but If we have to done. boat' roast" for Assemblywoman Marie A. Muhler, have Increased Irom 700 to 4,000 annually, and are or bus fare home after gam- our services." we'll buy the ticket," he said R-Monmouth, right. The event was a fund raising sent al her own expense. Second from right Is her "I've never had anyone husband, Hans Muhler. bling away their money in the A review of figures re- Losing gamblers also can curse at me aboard ship or use dinner for Mrs. Muhler to help defray the costs of East's first legal casino. leased by Resorts Interna- find assistance at Traveler's bad language in front of me her newsletter and other non-political expenses, Al- Casino gambling has given tional showed gamblers losing Aid, reopened by Atlantic After all, the crews represent the Salvation Army a new rea- their money at an average rate County in April to handle the the companies that own the son for being In this seaside of 118 an hour. expected crunch of visitors to ships and they don't want to resort. Resorts International has this resort city, said senior so- give the offficers a poor im- People next pollution war target A barefoot gambler, broke no policy for dealing with cial worker Connie Brown. pression." and embarrassed, recently gamblers who lose all their The agency Is open week- Miss Wagner, com- TRENTON (AP) - The ual and a lifestyle that pollutes er land use. development, the make it easier for people to asked the Salvation Army for a money, said James Carr, the days during regular business missioned an ensign at her hardest task in tackling pollu- and wastes, says state En- automobile and mass transit Iravel by lr»in and bus." he pair of shoes. He told Salvation casino's assistant manager. hours and employees are on June graduation, will be based tion is controlling the Individ- vironmental Commissioner "Our aim is to prevent said /*• Army officials his shoes were Hodson said that In one call nights and weekends, she in Houston. Daniel JO'Hern: further haphazard ipriwl, New Jersey has until Jan I stolen'while he walked in the case the Salvation Army gave said. "If women do want to come 2 al seminar O'Hern said a pollution con- thus itrengthenlng the cities U) develop •' plan to reduce air ocean to cool off. a bus ticket to a gambler who "Two New York men came here (the academy), then they trol plan, still in the "llunkine." and protecting the farmlands, .pollution in imiKesti'il urban He Is just one of dozens of claimed he was broke. The to the casino with friends, they really have to want it," she in Annapolis stage, would shift focus (nun by capitalizing mi the mosl and suburban areas or lose vir- broke gamblers who have man cashed the ticket, how- lost all their money, but their said "I wanted to make this industry to the individual. comprehensive transit tually all federal funds for en come to the Salvation Army ever, and headed straight back friends won and left for New ANNAPOLIS, Md. - Carol network in the country," he vironmental and transporta- my career, otherwise I "We are at that juncture for help since Resorts Interna- for the casino, he said. York without them," Ms. Mann of Holmdel High School said tion programi and projects wouldn't be here. where the Individual must now tional opened Its casino May "We'll give them a shower, Brown said. "They had no and Peter Werner, of Marlboro He said the thrust ol the "I've always believed if a make the same kind of sacri- The plan is required under (he 26, said Capt. Donald Hodson if they want one, and a tele- money, they had no way to get High School, joined more than plan would discourage the sin woman has the same back- fices that industry has ac- 1(77 Clean Air Act Amend- of the Atlantic City office. phone to make a collect call home." 700 other, high school students gle-occupancy car "We must ground and the same abilities cepted over the last eight ment home," Hodson said. If they from around the nation in the "It's mostly the middle She said Traveler's Aid as a man, she should have the years - that is, control of their can'l get someone to accept fifth annual Engineering class person who comes to try gave the men vouchers for bus same opportunity to fill a job. I actions and activities Hint con- the charges, he said the Salva- bis luck and then blows It in the fare home. just minded my own business Sience Seminar and Workshop tribute to the degradation of "I've got tion Army would pay for the casino," Hodson said. "It's the Visitors are asked to reim- and went my own way." at the U.S. Naval Academy the quality of life in New Jer burse the agency after they during June. sey," he said. the key!" return home, she said. The students were picked RAP session from among nearly 3,000 who The state departments of No applicants file were eligible for invitations, Environment, Transportation KejMccount with selections based upon and Energy are working to- One crime at Riven iew demonstrated aptitude in the gether to establish an anti-pol- to produce laetrile RED BANK - The mem- science and engineering fields. lution strategy that lies togeth- leads cops bers of the RAP (Rheumatoid TRENTON (AP) - Al- the firm's plant in Tijuana. Arthritis Progress) self-help Keystone Savings though the manufacture of The laetrile is inspected by to another group will discuss the progress NEPTUNE •ASBURY PAKK • MANALAPAM laetrile has been legal In New U.S. Customs and then mailed they are making as arthritis Jersey for six months, the con- directly to the patient, he SAYREVILLE - An un- patients when they meet on ATTENTION a troversial substance used as a added. successful search for two sus- Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In Rlv- treatment for cancer still Is The state Health Depart- pects in connection with a hold erview Hospital's Neuberger not being produced in the ment next month will begin up and robbery led to the ar- Auditorium. THE RED BANK FIRST AID NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: Garden State. monitoring the effects of rest of two persons who were Arthritis patients at that Consolidate your debts "We're ready to do busi- laetrile on the patients, Foley in possession of approximately meeting can discuss their and RESCUE SQUAD ness, but we have no one to do said. five pounds of marijuana Fri- progress and problems in rap and reduce your business with," said Donald Guidelines, which take ef- day morning, Holmdel State sessions with Marie Nelson, a WILL SPONSOR A Foley. chief of the state Health fect Aug. 7, will require doc- police said. social worker: Marie Zlegler, monthly payments! Department's Division of Drug tors who fill out affadavits (or Harry R. Seelen, approx- a therapist in private practice, BLOOD DRIVE Control. the importation of laetrile to imately 70, of Spring Lake, es- and Agnes Sandberg, a regis- give a copy to the state. caped injury after being held tered nurse. Although two applications FOR YOU He said the department up by two white men who The meeting Is open to lor manufacture of laetrile Please come and donate. Only you can help us to help you A also will seek the medical re- threatened him with a tire arthritis patients and their rel- were mailed out, Foley said pint ol your blood may be the greatest gilt lhat you can give cords of consenting patients. Iron, police said. atives and Friends. There BORROW they had not been returned. The records, he added, would The suspects, who were not aren't any dues and there COME UP TO One of the applicants, go to a review board to be apprehended, took M0 and the won't be any solicitation of Gregory Kaye, said his firm established by state Health victim's wrist watch, police funds. Additional Information MONDAY, JULY 17,3 p.m. to 8 p.m. had little interest In manutac- Commissioner Joanne Flriley. said. is available by calling Mrs. TO SQUAD HEADQUARTERS, 1S1 SPRING ST. ' turing the substance in New They said Mr. Seelen was Sandberg, 172 Riveredge $50,000 Jersey because of the held up In the men's room of Drive, Tinton Falls, or Jane FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL guidelines being prepared by Receives Huh the Cheesequake service area McCosker, public information MY BAMPTON, Chairman 741-8449 or more! Mate authorities. on Garden State Parkway, officer with the county Board or BARBARA VAN PUT, Co-chairman 842-7964 NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- scholarship milepost 124, around 2:45 a.m. of Social Services, East Free- "No one in his right mind The hunt for the suspects hold Road. Freehold. TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- would attempt to manufacture MIDDLETOWN - Eliz- turned up no leads but did re- PAYMENT PENALTIES ON it here," said Kaye, who heads sult in the arrest of Charles Cyto Ptiarma USA-NJ of Hill- abeth Corey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Corey of Spada, 22, of Brooklyn, and a LOANS UP TO $50,000! side. Belford, received the first 17-year-old youth, for NOTICE Kaye, who claims to be run- scholarship award given by possession of about five pounds The increased value of your home ning "the closest thing to a the 1-5-8 Women's Republican of marijuana, police Slid. gives you big borrowing power—and (laetrile) clinic on the East Club of Mlddletown Township. The two were arrested and SHREWSBURY BOROUGH RESIDENTS you can stretch your monthly pay- Coast," Is believed to be the Miss Corey, who graduated charged with possession of a ments over many years. Borrow Big only legal distributor of the earlier this month from Mld- controlled dangerous sus-' Money for any worthwhile reason! substance In the state. dletown High School North, bstance, police said. Effective 12 o'clock noon He said he has served as will attend Douglass College In Police laid that while Wednesday, July 19,1978 CITY CONSUMER SERVICES the "middle man" for more the fall. checking the parking lot area A subsidiary of City Federal Savings than 200 cancer patients since (or the hold-up and robbery The scholarship will be suspects, troopers observed March. The patients buy awarded each year to a stu- Mr. Spada and the youth sleep- SHREWSBURY BOROUGH EMERGENCY: Mlddbtown: Vllligt Mall Shopping Cantor laetrile from the company In dent who attends school in the ing in a vehicle In the parking 10M Rta. 35 (201) 871-2021 intertable form at $9 a vial or township and plans to continue lot. Troopers then located two POLICE — FIRE — FIRST AID FiMhold: Rtt. a it Bariialow Av«, In pill form at 85 cents a tablet. education In political science. shopping bigs of marijuana, South ot Frwhold Circle (201) 482-2511 Kaye said he forwards if- This year's award was pres- police said. (•davits signed by a patient's ented by Mrs. Edith Kibler, Trooper E. Webb made the 741-2500 CALL TOLL-FREE 800-492-4064 FOR THE pkyridan to his aiient In Cali- chairman of the club's scholar- arrests, asiiuted. by trooper , New Phone Number LOCATION OF OUR 10 OFFICES IN NJ. ship committee fornia, who (hen brings it to Trooper J. fntair S«condary Mottgag* Loanti The Daily Register Embarrassments for Carter against him because his nomi- J *"—^ business dealing. ., s affainsl him becausi By JACK ANDKRS4IN nation is still pending before He explained that an at Kstablished in IK7H - Published by The Ked Bank Hciiister President Carter had to the Senate The statements at torney had assured him the own up at a news conference Iributed to him in this column WASHINGTON lease arrangement was ex that he wanted a recent ap- were obtained from an official ARTHUR Z KAMIN empt from prior SEC ap- pointee, David Gartner, to re- transcript It should be added President and Editor proval He gave the same ex sign Irom the Commodities SCENE that Stewart is widely re- cuse in explaining why he al Futures Trading Commission garded as the best man for his lowed Comae to serve as Thomas .1 Bly, Executive Editor William F. Sandford, Associate Editor because Gartner had received new job. since it requires ad- personal family favors from a Creative's paid investment ad former President Nixon should vocacy skills, not adminis- major commodities dealer To viser for more than a year resign, found disturbing trative flair 6 SHREWSBURY NJ MCWDA/ JULY 17 197B Carter's chagrin, Gartner has before a contract was signed evidence against Stewart in refused to lake the hint This was another violation of ANDERSON TURKEY LOBBY: Slate the government's own files. federal regulations Department officials. In their We have now learned that ship with the SBA's former These showed that as presi- The SEC and SBA also eagerness to lift the arms em- another Carter appointee deputy associate adminis- dent and chief executive of- sharply questioned a I28S.OOO bargo against Turkey, have could cause the president trator. James Phelan. to cope ficer of Creative Capital Cor- loan from Creative to Amen circulated material on Capitol some embarrassment Carter poration, Stewart was called with the SEC's investigation named 56-year-old Milton L) can Mobile Homes Towns to Hill provided by Turkish on (he carpet by the Securities finance the purchase of a He sought an SKA clari- agents Stewart to be chief advocacy and Exchange Commission In fication, which would be help- counsel for the Small Business trailer park in Australia The fairness, many of the vio ful to his case He included a Assistant Slate Secretary Administration (SBA), without loan enabled Comae to wiggle lations he committed were "personal and confidential" Douglas Bennel. for example, fully scrutinizing Stewart's out of an earlier purchase technical in nature. covering note to Phelan. which sent key congressmen a pack- own questionable dealings as a i inn in II infill age of newspaper editorials The main issue was the read: private businessman The SBA ruled the trans- supporting the Carter adminis- firm's connection with a part- action violated three separate •Dear Jim: t make only The articulate, affable nership known as Comae Com- tration's attempt to end the regulations and admonished one claim on our friendship I Stewart, respected in his field, pany, which held controlling embargo One of the articles Creative for "bad Judgment lore this off in a rage-please would act as a forceful ad- interest in Creative Without was stamped with this notice: vocate of small business in In defense of Stewart, he was read it before receiving it of- getting permission from the absent on a three-week vaca- "This material is circulated terests at the federal level Mis SEC as required by fedvrtil ficially or sending it to anyone by Mr lnum Interna- nomination received ringing tion -when thr deal was else Then call me to get my lammed Ihrough by Comae, tional which is registered un- endorsements from more than law. Creative assumed primn O.K.—after 1 hear what you der the Foreign Agents Regis- ry liability in the leasing of $:l > iind eventually recovered 100 small business groups, indi- say about its appropriateness tration Act as an agent of the million worth of office space of Creative's investment. viduals and organizations —to make it official " Republic of Turkey." before it was cleared by a Sen- which Comae was to occupy HO In 1(74. Slewart signed a percent. Comae later went un- consent decree drawn up by An SBA spokesman says Both the Stale Department ate committee by an 140-1 and Edelman International de- vote der and left Creative holding the SEC slaff that he had vio- there is nothing improper in the bag. to the tune of 1308.000 lated the Investment Company such a procedure. "There was nied that the firm had pre- The lone opposing vote was pared the entire package of Both the SEC and SBA Act. He rightly points out that no attempt to be surrep- cast by Sen. Lowell Wcicker, editorials. "They mail stuff In RConn., who spent weeks found Stewart's firm had vio- the signing of a consent decree titious. " he told mil associate lated federal regulations Yet does not legally constitute an here regularly," said Bennet, checking Into Stewart's back- Larry Kraftowitz. "and this one apparently got ground the hard-hitting sena- he has now been named to a admisslcn of guilt powerful post In one of the mixed in with our own collec- tor, one of the first Watergate But it also has been alleged footnote: Stewart declined agencies that condemned his tion of materials." investigators to declare that that he tried to use his li if ml to discuss the allegations They find religion in the sky Nothing can. In a few By JIM BISHOP i HIM i i serving this phenomena a few minutes after it happened Al- billion years, the pull of grav- The newest converts to re- ity on all these bodies will in- ligion will be the astronomers. though the big bang of sound is THE crease. They will slow. Some They have been staring across gone, the dep-is is still flying in the vast darknesses for three space In/Those few moments day, they will stop. For a mo- centuries trying to solve the REPORTER of celestial time, many of ment, time will stand still. riddle of the universe. They those bodies have cooled. In- Slowly at first, almost have reached a conclusion: llimillMIMIIIIIIIIimitmilHIIMHIIIMIMUMI cluding the earth. A dozen timidly, all of the huge suns So fun-t\n«J The world was not created by all flying from each other, years ago, two Bell Labora- and planets will begin the long accident Some one did it. where did it start? Th« com- tory scientists discovered a voyage back to the center of The function of science is to puters began to back track. faint radiation in outer space the universe It will require as seek truth, or what It calls About 20 billion years ago— It is not attributable to a star. BISHOP much lime to return as it did to Praise for JINS immutable laws. The search is give or take a billion—all mat- The little light is an after-glow fly away. At a given point, they relentless and frustrating ter In the universe was In one to the huge explosion the elephant wash himself, will crash together In a series of cataclysmic explosions. The Juveniles in Need of Super- words for the Boys Club leadership Often, like a child in a .dark dense mass, so big as to be Thirty years ago, Lecomte squirting water from his trunk beyond human com- vision (JINS) program in' Monmouth room, it stumbles and finds an du Nouy became the first sci- To the mite, this was a deluge, At that moment, the entire and the administration of the Collier effect before it finds a cause. prehension. entist to prove that man could a hurricane. County has been evaluated by the state School. universe will go dark. Will that Fifty years ago, physicists The temperature of that not possibly be on earth by There were smaller uni- be the Day of Judgment the Division of Youth and Family Services chance. Life, he maintained, verses. Much smaller. A hu- The state report indicated particu- believed that the universe was mass was In trillions of ancients foretold? and the resulting report is most com- a "steady state," vast colonies rises above all the laws of mat- man baby is composed of lar delight that the Boys Club is being degrees centrigadc. At a pre- Science has little apprecia- plimentary, especially as it concerns of constellations which have cise moment, a voice surely ter. His heretical conclusion billions of cells. Du Nouy ex- used as a shelter. The club, naturally, tion of the mysteries of God. the boys' shelter, which is in the always maintained constant said: "Let there be light." The was thai God did it all in one plored one. It had a cube doesn't have an institutionalized at- positions. gigantic ball exploded Into flashing instant. shape. Inside was another The gentlemen prefer to be- Monmouth Boys Club in Aslmry Park. lieve that everything can be mosphere, and the .I1NS children are This was wrong. Sophisti- billions of smaller balls of In his dispassionate search, busy world of molecules, The JINS program provides tem- whirling atoms, sources of explained with a stick of chalk permitted to use its facilities. In what cated telescopes revealed an gases and solids that flew out- Du Nouy discovered many uni- porary shelter for youngsters who astounding fact: All the stars ward into the everlasting verses. He was amused by a nourishment, even a garbage and a blackboard. Today many need help in a crisis situation. Many of is most unusual, they also are given a and planets are racing away darkness. mite he found living an entire disposal unit of them arc worried about the membership fur one year after they from each other at terrifying There was light The cause, life in the crack of an "Big Bang" and the expanding the shelter residents are runaways or He did not live to examine universe. young people who cannot be controlled are discharged and many of them speeds The further apart they scientifically, was a hydrogen elephant's skin. To the tiny are, the faster they move. A arachnid, he lived in a huge the expanding universe Some They who are so clever at return to participate in club activities explosion. The constellations by their parents. lew old stars have been found flew away from each other in valley. of the stars are hurtling from explaining the finite cannot Freeholder Thomas ,1 Lynch Jr. Is and to renew acquaintances. to IH' two billion light years the precise geometric To Inni. iln' creases of skin us at speeds of a hundred mil- conceive of the infinite. And lion miles per hour. The a member of the JINS advisory board. The children in the shelters have from this earth progression they still main- were mountainous When the yet, and yet, they follow the This led to an uncom- tain. skin twitched, he braced for an astronomers reason that this Bible to the letter when they He says the state also has given an around-the-clock supervision and they excellent evaluation of the girls' fortable question if they are It is as though we are ob- earthquake. Du Nouy watched cannot go on forever say: "The next time by fire." are provided counseling services and shelter, which, temporarily, is located education. in the Collier School for Girls in Wick- f atunk. Mrs. Margaret Coffey of Little Sil- Children remain in the shelters— ver is chairman of the county JINS The adverb is faithfully' the average stay for boys is but 14 board. She, members of the board and Freeholder Lynch merit the thanks of By JAMES J. KILPATRICK imiiiiiimi mini • the past four years— six times Administration maintains V days—until they can be returned to diplomatic relations with the all of us for the time and effort they It might seem, at first since President Carter took of- their homes or until a foster home or Uriued States, for which we are expending in attempting to im- glance, that the argument over CONSERVATIVE fice." The statement came in :nni|> home can be found for them. the legislative veto would be of conjunction with Mr. Carter's may be properly grateful, and Mr. Lynch commended Arthur prove the quality of life Of these chil- academic interest only to stiff message to the Congress, now and then Commissioner Harris, the JINS director, and mem- dren and in trying to set them on a scholars in the field of govern- VIEW warning that he may disregard Donald Kennedy makes am- bassadorial visits to the Mill bers of his staff for their woHf with the straight path on their march to ment. In point of fact, the such "unconstitutional" vetoes argument touches the every- iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiitimuiiiiiimiiiti in the future. The Federal Trade Com- young people, and he also had kind adulthood. day Uves of all of us and it of powers says that the legisla- The president's vlew-and mission, the various civil raises some deeply troubling tive branch should not intrude he Is plainly right in this mat- rights agencies, the health and concerns about whither our on the executive prerogative; ter —Is that the legislative veto safety agencies, the consumer free country is drifting. neither should the executive infringes upon the executive's KILPATRICK agencies, all operate as feudal Airlines fight inflation baronies. Mr. Carter cannot ef- branch usurp the role of Con- constitutional duty "faithfully restrained through the normal gress. fectively touch them. Nobody In pure theory, there could to execute the laws." There Is system of executive restraints. The airline industry has found a sengers. Traditionally, this factor has not be—or at least there should can effectively touch them. That is the theory of the no question about it. But the The Department of Health, novel way to fight inflation, and the hovered around 55 percent. For the not be—any such thing as a thing. But In recent years Con- But this frail possibility operative adverb in that propo- Education and Welfare Is so legislative veto In the normal gress has acted In self defense may succeed: If Congress success of the experience should prob- first half of 1978, however, average sition is "faithfully " What is vast, il has so many billions of ably convince other enterprises to fol- load factors have climbed to. 62.1 sequence of events, Congress against what It perceives as a the Congress to do when it learns'of an especially Idiotic passes a bill, subject to ex- continuing abuse of power by dollars to spend in so many or oppressive regulation in low suit. percent. believes an executive agency discretionary ways, that no ecutive veto, and if the bill the executive. The White has not acted In good faith, but time to impose a legislative secretary- not even the in- The remedy to the nation's Those figures mean that the air- becomes law, it is up to the House last month released a has acted in bad faith instead? veto, perhaps that particular defatigable Joe Califano—can number-one economic ill is simple lines have been able to accept the executive branch to admin- background statement saying The question has no satis- encroachment upon the liber- enough: The industry has cut prices at ister the act thereafter. The that the legislative veto has factory answer. It is said, in keep up with the myriad de- ties of the people can be great number of new passengers been used "at least 48 times In cisions made In his name. a moment when every other sector of ancient doctrine of separation such an event, that Congress stopped. Such vetoes are bad without substantial additions to over- The independent agencies in theory; in the real world of the economy has been raising them. can rewrite a given law in or- all operating costs. Moreover, as these der In correct what it per- of government function in the unrestrained bureaucratic Despite early fears that disaster factors continue to climb on a monthly ceives as a wrongful bureau- fashion of autonomous princi- power, they are about all the waited down this runway, the industry basis, the sky virtually seems to be the cratic Interpretation. Or Con- palities. The Food and Drug people have left. continues to soar. limit. gress can wield its power of The Fourth of July weekend the purse. But in practice, There is a textbook truthfulness to brought, in the words of one airline these remedies provide too lit- this experience in the airline industry. tle, too late. The bureaucracy Today in history executive, "the biggest weekend in Lower prices have been the stan- has had its way, and the Con-- aviation history" with a record three gress can only fret and fume at By Tke Associated Press cease-fire between Israel and dard instrument of competition since million passengers nationwide. executive actions that cannot On this date In 1IM, the Egypt after the Six-Day War, the dawn of free enterprise. Competi- Spanish Civil war began as taking up positions on both Rather than a one-time bonanza, be undone. tion, in turn, has been the basic stimu- A long history of executive General Francisco Franco led banks of the Suez Canal. the high passenger volume reflects a army forces In a revolt against lus of productivity, and stimulated abuse led to the device of the Ten years ago: The army steady rise in the numbers of cus- Spain's government. and navy In Iraq overthrew the productivity has historically been the legislative veto. Under this tomers, attracted principally by dis- clumsy procedure, bureau- In 1821, Spain ceded Florida government, and a right-wing count fares which have been In- most stable floor upon which to build cratic regulations are pro- to the United Suites. military junta headed by Ma). troduced during the last year. an expanding economy. mulgated, but they become ef- In 1898, during the Spanish- Gen. Ahmed Hassen al-Bakr American War, the Spaniards took control. Reduced fares nave also generated So, perhaps, the solution for the fective only if Congress fails to disapprove them In 60 or M surrendered to the Americans Five yean ago: Afghan. most down-to-earth national problem economies within the industry by rais- days. The Arms Export Con- at Santiago, Cuba. Man was proclaimed a re- ing the so-called load factor, that per- now can be seen flying right over our trol Act, to cite an example, In 1917, during World War I, public after a palace coup that centage of an airplane filled by pas- heads. gives Congress 60 days in the British royal family ended the 40-y«ar rule of King which to veto any such deal a changed Its name from Mohammed Zahlr Shah. president makes. Hanover to Windsor. One year ago: The Park The device Is Indeed Chang liee government In Congratulations, Anthony clumsy; it is most probably In IKS, Arco, Idaho, be- South Korea released 14 politi- unconstitutional, Just as Mr. came the first community In cal prisoners, Including one Anthony was the only one of them who Anthony Noweski of Holmdel was Carter Insists; but In the pres- the work) to receive ill Its light Protestant clergyman and in San Diego, Calif., last Tuesday for could return home as champion of the ent state of hostility between and power from atomic three Roman Catholic priests. energy. major league baseball's All Star national 12-year-old National Pitch, the people and their federal Today's birthday: Actor game. In itself, that wasn't particular- Hit and Run competition. There were government, It Is an In- In 1158, British para- James Cagney Is 74 years old. dispensable weapon. Congress Thought for today: When- ly notable inasmuch as there were about five million 12-year-olds across troopers landed In Jordan at cannot give itup. the request of King Hussein as ever you have an efficient gov- the nation who had aspired to the title many thousands of visitors who were This Is because our govern- he attempted to keep order. ernment you have i dic- there for the same reason. To Anthony Noweski, our heartiest ment, In mapy aspects, Is out In 1M7, Unltedfiatlons ob- tatorship. President Harry What was exceptional was that ' congratulations! 'I nevrr lire of «titching llicm.' of control, ft no longer can be servers began supervising a Truman, 1884-lfH. SHREWSBURY NJ MONDAY JULY 17.1976 The Dfctfy RefffctN Television Today At the movies New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 nuorncinBHLwn S* AViaW MUAM II- No York City gel aepvee to Tht CMOS DVHcllM IPO) I 44 3 4i DAYTIME MOVIES 7:30 M A WEEKEND Of FOUL ULi HOGAN'S HEROES MM. 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UMruareiPGI IS » Woman |RI | 14 * 44 Amsterdam Atfe.i 'The C*ngo' Tha Paople'a Thsst Wildo< Vosn 196* Jomat hie (UutoM are caught ki a at NEWS 3D NEWLYWED GAME FttlBHOLD > 10 t 10 MM Republic ol Ihe Congo proudly Csgn«v Bstbai* Stanwyck * lonoiy surprise attack by th* Japan 3:44 CINtMAII 0 NEWS claims to be Ihe lirsl marxial mHkM tgod sieoi tycoon uwt lo aaa. m the Philippines (t te Int Sooim i«,il«l«i»ia ID HOVK (I) JACK BENNY SHOW Thi'chaap Mxtlvt l«l I le. • ft. 3$ MACNEIL-LEHRER alata in Africa This program local* th* ton h« abandon** 3f runs) Ruin Matlnfrt 1 p m t U B4«g»f Thin Lilt' MO MALL II- REPORT examinee th* problem* l*c*d (X MAVM ID MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) WOOOBRIOOS 4:10 MM by a young Communist govern (¥)"" 8) THE TONIGHT 1O0 ••• J*w» H IPG) / M 9 41 Rain mallnt* wooDaaiosa CINIMA I- Tht Cot From Outoi S*"t.f 10) 1 10 (U HOMC (E IB THE JEFFERlON* ment in a country with litll* (I) NtWS Tartan Ih* Magnificent MALL Ml SOAP J JO. i », J 10. 'Knag Fa' Jwtny Jeftefeon'e thesis r* industry or d*v*lopm*nt (60 (1) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 19*0 Gordon Scott. Bella SI Tht Swarm IPGI J IV • » Rain woooaanO«I CINIMA II •••rch of *tr**t gang* leaches nuns 1 Pet*r i* in lor th* surprise of hie Mi John Tarian captures th*B*n matlnMlp m (VtNINO her and her lemily a hornlying MO life when an unexpected viaitor NMUTI CD MOVK -(WESTERN) •• ton gang who tarrorlia* th* G GontlOlUudltnir* Vweon in lit* (R) 3) (9) 0000 TIMES calls at his epertment (R) "Fed Wortk" 1041 Randolph jungle (107 mm* ) rim All iP (IH1) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE A mysterious little girl with even (111 HONEVMOONERS CB S) CD OD CE ® NEWS Scon. David Brian A gunman 4:10 TMEnolRIT Kl.» PRAIRIE more myatarioua acara touches 3D THEATRE IN AMERICA CINB.MA I— (E MUOY IUHCM turned nawapaperman etirl has 98) WCAU EDITORIAL ThtSwoonlPGII ll.f IS Th. Ingalls family Kacltta the th* lives ol Willona and the 'Secret Service' The Phoenix (»omponitd by pat «nl o 3D CONCENTRATION to uaa hla guns lo vanquish tha •111 UNeMA II rich, unlovad 12-y*ar-oM ne Evana lamily (Concluding api R*p*rtory Compeny ol New Tht crttap Doltttiwt IPG I h » W MOO SQUAD outlawa (103 mine) ltt JOEL A. BPIVAK phew of Mr. Oleson com* las soda. R) York presents Its populer alaga xiANtaue* W TOOAV IN DELAWARE t:06 Bill COLONIAL) eons In th* vatu* of hard work, (I) MERV GRIFFIN revival ol William Gillette's 0$ ZOOM CD THOUGHT FOR TODAY («) GIVE US THIS DAY Tht too Ntwi BtOf i Go lo Jopon tPOl low* and lamily lit* Quests Carl fiem*r. Bally lurn-ojVthe cenlury melodrama Tie. t 6:30 (1J CROSS WITS While. Ronnie Schell. Alan of Civil War espionage aa a. «*YPO*T (X NKNCWS (I) CD MONDAY NIGHT Sues Union apy finds romance and •TIAND QP I LOVE LUCY A CnrMlkK Nomtl Dttirt IKI I], 1 4i. BASEBALL 900 adventure behind Confederate Entertainment briefs i 74. • 10. 10 4). Flrtworhi Wom*n IXI UD ABC NCWS lines (2 hra) I 10. 3 ».*»•» Minnesote Twin* v* Boston R*d CM® M.A.B.H. (T) JOKER'S WILD LOS ANGELES (AP) - LOS ANGELES (AP) - LONO aaAHCH (tt) NEW* Son. Chicago Whit* So> v* Charles discovers a cure lor his 11:00 MOVIIII- 7:00 Milwaukee Brewers, San Fran rundown condition, and Radar (I) MOVIE -(DRAMA) •*» Richard Benjamin, who re- Alan Keinstein has been JOWIIIIPG)' n.f «i matchaa hie mouse in a chal- Th* Loaars" 1*70 William MOVIBI II (X) CBS NEWS ciaco Giants ys SI Louis cently starred in the space-age named to star in NBC's "The bnu IPG) I «1.10 lenge race with a Marina Corpa Smith. Adam Roarke US Army (I) MtC NEWS Cardinals (Region will deter- comedy "Quark," will star as Runaways," replacing Robert MATAWAN II) BRADV BUNCH mine game to be t*l*vised in rodent. (R) enliela Ihe aid of lour molorcy cmaMAM- CD CD MONDAY NIGHT AT cliata to rescue e presidential a playwright who must come Reed In the series previously Canvoy IPOI I 10. QP TO TELL THE TRUTH your area) STRATHMOm CINIMAI- m ABC NEWS •*l PAT BOONE AND HIS THf MOVIES adviaor kept hostage in Cam- to grips with success in called "Operation: Runaway" EKafMFromWIIchMounlolnlGI I.'. 35 BOWLING FOR FAMILY 'Seventh Av*nua' Stars Steven bodia (2 hra. 01 mina) 11TRATHM0M CINIMA I- "Fame," which Arthur Miller Keinstein starred with Jack Eicopt FramWIIchMounloln u.) I ' DOLLARS Keats, Jane Seymour. Jay 8) 4) POLICE STORY wrote (or the Hallmark Hall of Warden in "Jigsaw John" and (II) ODD COUPLE (U)"fOUlPUY"IN Blackman achieves auccasa in Wolf When Wolf Boieman ia STRATHMOai CINIMA II- retired Irom the lorce. he tricka Tlw Bod Ntwt Btai i Do lo Jopor. IPG I Id) DICK CAVETT SNOW his first venture aa a retailer of Fame. most recently was in the film his friend and partner into I lit IS Quest lu>C Baehevis. • SJ.GOLDIt/ women's gsrmenta stirring Benjamin, who starred in "Looking for Mr Goodbar " MBNL0 PARK helping him commit suicide sino*r. violance on the part ol busineas MkNIO CINIMA I CHEVTIFUNI opposition but auffers emo- "Goodbye Columbus," "Diary ••• GrtOMlPOM 4i, 1 ii. I 4S, 1 w. 10 tionally aa the reault ol his (11.) TWILIGHT ZONE ol a Had Housewife," "West- MSNIO CINtMAII LOS ANGELES (AP) - HHVKI Con Wolt IPG I I 10.1 ». i M. marital separation (PI II. ol a IMS world," "The Sunshine Boys" r)o.t:ij) three-part apiaoda, 2 hra) (»> JOE FRANKLIN SHOW Hal Linden of "Barney Miller" MIDOLBTOWN • ••••••COUPON ••••••• and "House Calls," now is (I) MOVIE -(DRAMA! •••• 12:30 will star In a special for ABC In UA MIOPLITOWN I - UA MID- filming "Love at First Bite." DLiTOWNI "A Raisin In Ih* Sun" 1M1 W MOVIE (ADVENTURFI the fall ... 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IsH 111 Tickets at Boa Office 8 The Daily Register H« /. a BY N MONDAV 17 1978 ^OVERPAYING FOR Electronic bank mishaps PRESCRIPTIONS? B> SYLVIA pom m "•' '" ' "1 nun mil COMPARE In California, a computer error by an electronic banking device put more than JHU.IMKJ iritu the saunas account of a cafeteria worker The man quickly withdrew the money and YOIR MONEY'S OUR PRICES disappeared Me ll Mm siiuyhl un chwgei of grand Ihelt In Washington, I) (' . a "muney-matic" machine went on the blink MM weekend and dispensed money It customers seeking withdrawals The rontpuiii recorded the account WORTH numbers but not the totals each person had drawn Some customers could not — or would not — recall how much thn had withdrawn 'IIIIHIIIHHIIMHIIIIimilHIIIIIIHIIIItllMIOi Dunng the introductory phase nl several 24-hour banking are designed to operate relatively slowly so you can keep up center terminals in New York City, some customers lull Ask for and keep receipts of transactions you have made ANACIN their machines before they had shut down On one occasion, Head these receipts to insure that you didn't push the wrong an observant con man noted a customer's identification code buttons or the computer didn't make an error Once you and, with the maihine still running, he withdrew tl IKHI from know these receipts are accurate, you have the records TABLETS the customer's account The bank reimbursed the customer against which you can compare your monthly .statements for his loss and has ccjrrutyl the system so this t>[n- ul ( anil help s*tllc any disputes. BOTTLE OF 100 electronic theft cannot happen ftggtn Always make an entry into your checkbook after you have The relatively new electronic banking devices — auto- completed a transaction Hecause you can make deposits. mated tellers, "money-matic" machines, 24-hour banking withdrawals or transfers from savings to checkings (or vice centers, cash dispensers, etc. — are neither totally fail- nor ersa) so quickly, it is easy to forget to make the proper fraud-proof What's more, the developers ol the devices had notations in your checkbook But these notations are essen- not foreseen many ol the problems Thus, to avoid electronic- tial to keep track of your own account. banking mishaps Avoid, if you can. using cash dispensing machines in (iet a personal demonstration and explanation from a bank lowtraffic areas late at night or other odd hours Despite official on how the computer device operates This will help protections for the computers, you could be a target for a make sure that^ou operate the machine correctly and tliai the services will be a convenience, not a headache crook, Do not write Your personal Identification numbel ofcodeot| Check your balance periodically on the computer to be sure its recwd squares with your own — but make allowances (or your transaction card or anywhere else n might be observed all) checks or deposits which m,i> be outstanding Not all stolen or misplaced. Memorize it' With some systems, if you systems are connected directly to the institution's main forget your number or code, you must select a new one Its computer TheU terminals record your transactions on, say, totally confidential, with not even the financial institution magnetic tape — and this tape is periodically pulled from trie DENTURE CLEANSER keeping a record of it Some systems do, though, note such SHAVE CREAM machine and fed into the central recording facility Because TABLETS identification numbers or codes and will remind you of them of various laws, Ihese systems do not automatically credit LIME REGULAR MENTHOL if you supply proper identification yiiur deposits or withdrawals, but act as a "banking MEDICATED OR SPECIAL Do not lend your transaction card to anyone and do not mailbox." 7OZ.CAN reveal to anyone your personal identification number or Because many systems limit the total you can withdraw at code Legislation is pending in Congress, reports my Wash any-one time (say SWO every three days) and you know you'll ington associate, Brooke Sjhearer, which would make you need more than this while you're traveling for a stated time liable for any transactions carried out by someone to whom (say Him every week), your bank often will upgrade your you have loaned your card or code. withdrawal limit This will depend on your status as a TUSSY When using a computer terminal, be sure the machine has customer and the bank's policies turned itself off and that you have your card before you If you have problems to discuss with a "live" bank official, CREAM DEODORANT leave use the telephone attached to many computers. Don't wait Depress all keys of the machine firmly and slowly to make until you get your monthly statement to explain discrepan- certain your message gets across correctly Most systems cies

241 Sea Bright 241 Sea Bright i Code Enforce lllH, >ugh d pu'po»s described 11 of Sea Bright by the Stale ot New Jer don (I (3'if'iiunip tit t no ley In connection with such Inspec- .|,..,i et und 11 an improve tions. SECTION 1. Chapter 7, "Buildings RITE AID * at a general impr« TKAI. and And itm... A/ilcta I, "Buiidina i'i of "'' 1 ml thereof is been or Code." Section 6, "Payment ot Fees AGREE Mia 11 Mr M>n iiilly 600 00 and the troduced at a Regular Meeting ol the loid obligations author lied will be Moyor and Council ol Ihe Borough ol Abraham & Straus store in Eatontown which dedi- within oil deb) limitations prescribed Sea Bright on July 10, 1V/1. posted on cated the 125,000 proceeds from its opening party to first reading and was ordered to be Mil published according lo law Sold Or- Operation Kid at Monmouth Medical Center, Long i aggregate far Interest dinance will be further considered for on said obiigahons. costs of usumg final passage at a Regular Meeting ot Branch, visits the pediatrics unit for which the funds void obligations, engineering casts ana ihe Mover ond Council lo be held on ulrter items of expense hsled In and August /, 197|at • 00 P.M. ot the Co will be used. With him are Dr. Richard Reutter, permilled under secilon *0A 1-20 of wnd Low moy be included as part of the MMC director of Pediatrics, and the hospital's ex- (Otis of soid improvements and are sey, at which time and pfoce. or at any ">< luted in Ihe foregoing estimate lime ond ploce to which such meeting RITE AID ecutive director, Felix M. Pilla, holding patient •rwvof sholl from time to time be ad|ourned, Bridgett Yackwack, 5, of Lakehurst, who accepted SECTION6 Theluiilaithondcred- all persons Interested will be given on il ot ihr Borouqh are hereby pledged lo opportunity to be heard concerning CUTEX 110 OR 126 the check. *hr punctual payment ot the principal such Ordinance i» ond inieiest on the said obligations MARY LARSON Du'toMjMiby ihit bond ordinance Said Borough Clerk obligations than be direct, unlimited July " JM.70 241 Seo Bright >n» ot the Borough ond . oblig NAIL POLISH Shan be obligated to levy od Ex Freehold man | Boorougr h COLOR HUM •>•« JCRtiv AIW APPSOPRlAt •aies upon all the toioble oioreni i 247 Regional Notices vn mcreof alter linol adop of Freehold, has been awarded tion a% provided by sold Local Bond I. Fuel Oil 1 Gasoline 4OZ. law a Doctor of Philosophy 3 Milk HHHHHHM • * tTATIMINT 4. iceCream (chemical engineering) degree IK* tend Ordtnancc published Bids win be received until 10 00 BOTTLE n*fewi» has been finally adopted on a m prevailing time on July 71, 1971. In Ky Stevens Institute of Tech- iui| to i»/| and the twenty day period Ihe office ot the School Business Ad- ei iMTMMton wittim •rhich ci suit, octlon mlnlslrator/Boord Secretary at which m (j^iAui nology or pfocevding questioning the validity Hme and place all bids will be opened o* vui h afdinonce tan be commenced, and reod publicly. A graduate of Freehold Re- M as (wu-ided in itM Local Bond Law. has Specifications and bid forms may gional High School, Dr. e'rea twovn to iun from the date ol the lirst be obtained from Ihe Business Office. «nsol m rh*iKcrtion of this statement Monmouth Regional High School, SIS Valsamis' doctoral disserta- ._ ..oll»,NJ. TtO0f 'Of •••• • "*#<•• t«<»ll 01 Bidders ore required la comply tion was entitled "Rapid High pwrpoves Said turn* omount m me og with the requirements Of PL. 1975, C, Temperature Bulk aregote to UM «0 * inuudrng me ag 117, and PL. l?n, cl. oreoot* wm ot VI MU 00 os ** Oa*r The Board ol Education reserves Polymerization of Styrene in a payment t Bright. New Jersey ii hereby aforesaid over Ihe eilimoled mo* in its showroom: prohibited, exceptlno thai platforms imum amount of bonds or notes to be may be erected with rolls not ovtr issued therefor, as above staled, is Ihe ttilrty-ilx (16"I inches In htlgtil and omounl of the said down payment for pointed white Such rolls may not be said purpose. constructed on the North or South SECTION i in anticipation ot Ihe borders of ttie platform*. Free publU Issuance of sold bonds and to lem t along the **o wall ond across porarlly tlnonce sold Improvement or 100% Solid-State, Energy-Saving tf mlt be rmitted purpose, negotiable notes In the prlncl- No struue sa pol amounf equal lo said principal permltt«d win any root of ony hind on omounl ol bonds ore hereby outhor lied Black & White Portables SIA A SKI to be issued pursuant to and within Ihe Sections Anywchplattormwhich limitations prescribed by said low. All shall be placed on sold rock piles shall such nolcs sholi mature at such times be at the risk of the person so placing os may be determined by the chief the lame thereon, and using some Any SUNTAN finonclol officer or such other financial such platform must be constructed ond officer designated by resolution for Ihis maintained to as not to create on ob purpose Iboth being hereafter referred structlonor haiard ID In this section as lh» chlel tlnonclol Section I All posting of slgni on officer ], provided thai no notes shall LOTION any portion of the lea wall on Ihe mature later Ihon one year from its oceanfronl In Ihe Borough of Sea dale The notes shall bear Interest at .Bright. New Jersey hi hereby pro such rale or rates as may be de- hibfted. encepling thai signs may be termined by the chief financial officer erected by the Borough All No Tres ond sholi be in me form determined by 4OZ. lng" tlprts posted on steps irodlng her and h it t 29 Cplatform must clearly indicate that shall be conclusive a No Trespassing' Is limited to the termlnallon The chief financial officer BOTTLE private steps only and not to Ihe sea It hereby autnomed to sell the notes •roll Itself from time lo time at public or private PUBLIC NOTICE tole in such amount) oi she moy de 19" diag.JUy low price'159" The foregoing Ordinance was termlne at not lest lhan por ond to deliver the tome from time to time to the purchasers Ihereof upon receipt of $ Sea Bright on July ID, IV7I, oaste'd on paymen! of ihe purchase price plus 13" diag. «ft«V low priVv« * "" opportunity to be heard concerning Is further directed to determine all such Ordlnonce matters in connection with said notes 747-3727 264-J114 542-4300 2I1-46U MARY LARSON not determined by this ordlnonce and Borough Clerk her signature upon said notes shall be RltcAJd Discount Centtrs July 17 in 30 conclusive as lo such determination All notes Issued hereunder may be re newed from time lo time tor periods of I0ND OROINANCi PROVIDING not exceeding one (I) year from the •OH IMIRMNCY HKCONSTRUC time period specified w end to me rtOH TO TNI MA WALL IK TM« cor donee with the provisions of N.J.J. NOT MSPOfJsTUt FOR TYPOOHAfHKAL HIIORS KMOUOH Of MA HI0NT, COUM- CA.MIol ^ TV Of MQfWMOUTN AMD ITATi OF Met— _- s see red after 9-2 loss tSHREWSBURoY CincinnatNI MONDAY JULY 17 19788 I1 hhee UMI Doil>y KCgiSKRegisteirr 9

CINCINNATI - Dave Concepcion had lour hits, fourth and raced home when Urrea fielded Heity sixth after Joe Ferguson walked and reached sec- including a two ran homer and a two-run double, Cruz' grounder and threw wildly past first base ond on an error The Dodgers added another in the and Tom Hume allowed six hits to lead the Cincin- Cruz then scored one out later when LeMaster seventh on a single by Garvey and a run scoring nati Reds over the New York Uets I-!. singled double by Ron Cey. Pete Rose doubled off the center field fence in In the opener, Templeton had two RBI and The Cubs got a run in the first when Rodney the seventh innyig to tie Cap Anson for 10th place on scored twice to help the Cardinals' 14-hii attack Scott walked, stole second and third, and scored on the all-time hit list with 3,081 hits The Reds' third Bearing the brunt of the assault was longtime an infield out Steve Onliveros tripled in the fourth baseman extended his hitting streak to 2J games" Cardinal tormentor Jim Barr, 4-7, who started the and scored on a single by Ivan DeJesus The Cubs The Hedi scored five runs off loser Kevin Kobel, day with a lifetime record of 10-3 and a 1.83 earned added a run in the ninth off reliever Lance Kautzhan 1-2, in the first inning and three runs in the third run average against St. Louis on Larry Buttner's sacrifice fly Kobel was taken out In the fourth after giving up Ted Simmons tripled home George Hendrtck to Rader doubled in two runs in the second inning nine runs on eight hits «• overcome a 2-1 San Francisco lead in the third and of the first game after Manny Trilln had been hit by Prior to the start, Kobel had not allowed an scored a go-ahead run on Ken Reitz' sacrifice fly An a pitch and DeJesus had singled Kader also de- earned run in 192 3 innings. Lenny Randle, the Mets' inning later, winner Silvio Martinez, 4-3, singled to livered a sacrifice fly in the fourth after DeJesus third baseman who had not made an error in 57 ignite a three-run rally that offset two-run homers singled, stole second, and reached third on Johnny games and 137 chances, committed two errors in the by the Giants' Jack Clark and Herndon. Hairs' throwing error contest Templeton and Tony Scott also tripled for the Phillies 4, Braves 2 The Reds scored twice in the first on a run- Cards in the opener. In the nightcap, Halicki held Si ATLANTA - Dick Ruthven and Ron Herd com- scoring double by Concepcion and RBI single by Louis to Reitz' two-out single In the second, singles bined on a seven-hitter to lead the Philadelphia Ken Henderson In the CincinnatUWld Henderson by Templeton and Mumphrey in the fourth and a Phillies to a 4-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves knocked in his third run of the day with a tingle leadoff single by Mike Tyson in the eighth Ruthven, 6 8, making his fffst appearance In the fourth George Foster hit a solo homer, his Buddy Schultz pitched the final three innings of against the Braves since being traded to the Phillies iWh of the year the opener for the Cards, recording his fifth save ol on June 15, recorded his fourth victory in six de- Cardinals 9, (.lanls 4 the year with hitless relief of Martinez, who surren- cisions for Philadelphia with Reed's relief help in Giants f, Cardinals I dered eight San Francisco hits. the eighth. Reed gained his eighth save of the year, ST. LOUIS - Mike Sadek doubled home two Cubs 1, Dodgers 2 giving up a home run to Dale Murphy in the ninth runs In the second inning to help the San Francisco Dodgers S, Cubs 3 before retiring the Braves. Giants beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-0 behind Ed CHICAGO - Dusty Baker drove in two runs Preston Hanna, 7-6, was almost as effective for Halicki's six-hitter and earn a split of their with a single and a homer arid pitcher Burl Hooton Atlanta, allowing only five hits while striking out six doubleheader aided his cause with a run-scoring single to give the and walking just One in seven innings But he gave Los Angeles Dodgers a 5-3 victory over the Chicago The Cardinals won the first game 9-4 as Jerry up the one walk and two of the hits in the same Cubs and a doubleheader split. Humphrey drove in three runsVith a double and a inning, the second, when the Phillies got two nl their single and Garry Templelon collected three hits. The Cubs won the first game 3-2 as Dave Rader runs and a lead they never gave up The Cardinals' John Urrea, 3-D, permitted San drove in all three runs with a double and a sacrifice Francisco only three hits in the nightcap but hin- fly and Mike Krukow won his fourth straight game Greg Luzinski walked leading off the .second and dered his cause by issuing four walks, committing with relief help. scored on a double by Richie llebner Jose an error and hitting a batter. \ The Dodgers scored two runs In the first inning Cardenal's single moved Hebner to third and Ted Larry Herndon reached base wirhHwo out in the of the nightcap on a double by Reggie Smith, a triple Sizemore's sacrifice fly brought him home with the second when struck by a 1-2 Urrea delivery and by Steve Garvey, and Baker's single off loser Ray second run. Johnnie LeMaster walked to set up Sadek's double Burns, 5-7. Cardenal accounted for another run with his FORCEFUL PLAY —Atlanta Brave Bob Beall slides Into second base on a down the left field line. Baker hit his seventh homer in the third Inning fourth homer of the season, a drive over the center forced out by Phillies Ted Sizemore. Slzemore did not connect lor the double Darrell Evans also walked to start the Giants' and Hooton, 9-7, singled in an unearned run in the field fence in the seventh. ploy attempt, though, and Jerry Royster was safe ot first. Otis9 2-run homer leads KC over Yanks NEW YORK - Amos Otis Munson made a sparkling gle Cleveland, 2-5,*who had his 12th home run of the season over the right-field Fence and Larry Gura, two players catch against the right field replaced starter Jon Matlack to run his Kill total In 71 lor • Toronto look a 5-2 lead with who have no trouble getting wall in the fifth on a drive by at the start of the 11th. Kiko the year. a four-run sixth Singles by psyched for games in New McRae The former all-star Garcia, running for Andres California outfielder Kick Bosetli and Hob Bailor York, led the Kansas City catcher, presently New York's ' Mora, who had singled and Lyman Uoslock stretched Ins put runnels on first and Hind Royals to a 3-1 victory over the regular right fielder, chased moved to second on a walk, hitting streak to II games by Bob l.ui'ev took over for Yankees. McRae's shot to the warning scored the winning run beating out a pair of bunt sin starter Pete Broberg and got Otis, once a part-time track, then leaped and one- Joe Kerrigan, making Ins gles. Hoy Unwell on a pop up handed it as he crashed into first major league start alter player with the Mets before Alan Trammell drew a Km Kii'o I arty singled In the wall. 119 relief appearances, pitched becoming a starter and a star bases-loaded walk from Paul score liusi'lli .mil John Maybe- the first seven innings for Bal- with the Royals, slammed a Red Sox 5, Twins 3 llartzcll hi the eighth in de- rry doubled to score Hullnr and timore and allowed lour hits ' two-run homer in the first in- Red Sox I, Twins 2 liver the Tigers' fourth run Carty Kllas Sosu, 7 2, re- ning. His blast helped make a BOSTON - Fred Lynn had Don Slanhouse, 3-5, picked up placed l.acey and gave up a winner of Gura, a former Yan- an RBI single in the first and a the victory with five Innings ol A'sR. Blue Jays 5 run -scoring tingle to Dave kee hurler, who get pitching two-run homer in the sixth in- two-hit relief in his longest OAKLAND- Joe Wallishil McKay before retiring the help from three KC relievers. ning Sunday, carrying the Red stint this season. a three-run homer In the side ' " "I've played my'tltne here, Sox to 3-2 victory over the Min- eighth inning, giving the Dak The Hangers, who had 53 The As got a run In Ihe " said Otis. "I don't mind visit- nesota Twins yesterday and a land A's an 8-5 victory the To- hits in their four previous sixth on ii single liy Dave He ing and playing three days, but sweep of their double-header. ronto Blue Jays, games, tied the score 1-1 in the vering, a Iwnbase error by riot every day. I can't handle Bosctli and an infield out by Bill Campbell preserved fourth when Al Oliver doubled Wallis connected oil Jqe this city. I'm a country boy Coleman, who relieved Mike Jelf Newman Dennis Eckersley's 11th vic- and Jim Sundberg singled from Alabama and this place Willis, 15 with one nul and a tory and Carl Yastrzemskl's The Orioles took a 1-0 lead Oakland lied theMtoN with Is too big. third single of the game de- runner on second base. Col- In the third on a double by Rick two runs in the seventh on a "But I don't worry about livered the winning run of Bos- eman got Mike Kdwards on u walk to pinch hitler Dwayne Dempsey and a single by Mark being ready for games here ton's 5-3 first-game victory. fly to led field, then walked Murphy and consecutive Belanger. That's easy." Minnesota Manager Gene Mike Adams before Wallis lenl doubles by Mid 'hell Page and Gura, for whom Yankee Mauch and third baseman Kerrigan had not been a hk fiflh hnmi'r nf Ihr M':isnti Willit lluilim Manager Billy Martin had an Mike Cubbage were thrown starting pticher since he was expressed dislike, admitted he out of the second game in the In the Carolina League in 1974. didn't pitch that well, but felt fourth inning when Cubbage his first full season of pro- he was due to beat the Van was picked off first by Boston TWO'S A CROWD —Yankee Infielders Cliff Johnson, left, and Brian Doyle fessional ball His longest pre- HQW They Stand kees. catcher Bob Montgomery chase a pop foul off the bat of Royal Frank White. Both wound up in the stands vious major league outing was "I owe them two or three Mauch and Cubbage were a 52-3-lnning relief stint on July empty-handed but unhurt. NATIONAL LiAOUi more," said Gura " I hope this ejected by first base umpire 3rd. is a start. It's nice to beat them Bill Kunkel after a brief but in the seventh against Wright, Yount drove in two runs for the raced to third when Steve The start of the game was Phllodel|>tuu 41 Jt '•'! Chttugo V> 47 Ml M ...tobeat Billy bitter nose-to-nose argument 5-1, when Norwood doubled surging Brewers, who climbed Stone, 7-7, threw wildly to delayed 48 minutes by rain. Pittsburgh 41 43 UD 1 "I got away with a few and Mauch threw 15 bats out of home trying to retire Gantner. Tigers 4, Angels 0 Montreol 44 4/ 41* l'i and scored on Rob Wllfong's 15 games over .500 for the first New Yofk J> M , 411 14 pitches that were right down the dugout on his way to the single. time in the franchise's 10-year Moore scored on an Infield ANAHEIM, Calif. - Rusty M l '»"•• I' » 407 111 WEST the middle, but they popped clubhouse. history with their sixth victory grounder by Don Money. Staub slammed a three-run Brohamer led off the sev- San i •„.„ i-.. .. H ' 16 604 them up. They're in a hitting In seven games. The White Sox scored homer in the third inning yes- Clnrinnuil S) M Wl 7'/. Reliever Bob Stanley re- enth Inning of the first game U>\ AngHrt W IV "./I 1 slump and they popped up acorded his seventh save end against Bill Travers, 6-4, in the terday and Jack Billinpham Son ,. 44 vi tit ii", with a double off Heine Har- The Brewers scored a first- Oakland 46 4\ Alii mid IV 41 441 14" lot." sixth, on singles by Jorge Orta won his third conscctuve W 47 Houtlon II 4V 41/ IS rookie Jim Wright won his fifth rison, 0-1, who replaced starter inning run as Molitor singled, The Yankees threatened In game in the nightcap as Lynn's and Bill Nahorodny and game, pitching the Detroit Chlcogo Gary Serum after four Innings. stole second and scored on a Seattle n • » Sundoy i Gomtt the third when rookie catcher 16th homer of the season broke Claudell Washington's infield Tigers to a 4-0 victory over the Sunday-i Gamei Chicago i t I ••; Artgclet 7 >' Yastrzemski's RBI gave Bos- single by'Oglivie. The made it HtnlonJ J.MtnnrsoiuJ t Mike Heath opened with a sin- out. Pltitbitigh 110. Sun Diego ? t, lit a 11 tie ton a 4-3 lead and the Red Sox 34 with two runs in the second California Angels. Baltimore), T«»ail, I7innl uume lOinningi gle and was sacrificed to sec- But the Brewers added five The shutout was the first in i IIIIMIM ity I Nr-y, York I Boston took a 1-0 lead when added an insurance run in the on a walk to Dave May, a Ml'«auk«t 10, Cnit ago i ',! I • • ond by Brian Doyle. Roy White eighth-inning runs, two of Dttrolt4,CalltornlaO Lynn's single scored Jerry eighth. triple by Yount, two wa)ks and the American League for lull Philadelphia 4. Alluntd } singled to left, but Heath, who which scored on Don Money's OoklondB. Toronto•> ( im Inmitlf, New Yolk 1 Remy, who had doubled off an RBI infield grounder by ingham, 8-5, who spent the first ClevtlandatSMtile.fn) had to hold at second to see if home run. Monday i Gomti rookie Roger Erickson, 9-6. Brewers II, While Sox 1 Molitor. 10 years of his career with the Lot Angelti {John 10 U at Chicago the looping fly ball would be But Willie Norwood tied the MILWAUKEE - Rookie Orioles 2, Rangers I National League Cincinnati (Flanagan 1341.7 Xpm IR*wMhdl6J,7 10pm . caught, stopped at third. Minnesota (Gold I 6) at Botlon (Tumi San Oiego (Peiry 10 41 ut Plllibutgh game In the fifth with his Paul Molitor had three hits and The Brewers added two BALTIMORE - Terry Reds. The righthander gave 77),7.30pm. (Roblnton4 1). > 3Sp m Mickey Rivers struck out, runs in the fourth after Jim Koniot City (SpllHorf 101) ut New New York lEiplnuwi 7 7 nnd Huutmon fourth home run of the season. drove in three runs, stole two Crowley drove in the winning up 10 hits, struck out four and O0> ol Aiu.ni,. (Dtvliie } 4 Mnhler 14). 7 and after Gura walked In the sixth, Jack bases and scored twice to lead Gantner singled and took third run with a two-out, 12thinnlng walked one. Chicago I Bar riot ill al Milwaukee •> Upm (Uildwell* Sl.l Mp m Montreal (Twltchell 17 or GrlmHey Thurman Munson, the Kansas Brohamer led off with a double the Milwaukee Brewers' 10-1 on a hit-and-run single by single yesterday, giving the Ron LeFlore opened the Detroit (Baktr ui al California II 6) at i Texas Rangers. Frost, 2-2. Lou Whitaker drew (Brob«rg9 7),10:J0pm HouttoniNltkroWJ.I ji p m the inning. Minnesota pulled within 3-2 Cleveland (Frletltben 0 7} ol Seattle San Fronclico (Kntpper US) al nits and an RBI and Robin Infield chopper and Moore Crowley's lilt came off Reg- a walk and Slaub followed with IUIIMIMI 17), 10 »P m V Loul* (Denny I 4). I B i> m Gerulaitis wallops Nastase fpr 1OO grand

NEW YORK (AP) - The Lithuanian Lion dampen the victory for the 23-year-old Geruialtis, attendance — for Sunday's final - was 7,332, far scrambled with his usual energy and pounced on his whose nickname derives from his Lithuanian less than the 12,000-seat capacity. second 1100,000 paycheck of the year, but the real heritage and his wild, blond mane. In the doubles final, Australians John Alexander story seemed to be that Nasty played with none of "I felt sorry that he was suspended," he said, and Phil Dent beat Americans Fred McNair and his accustomed fire. referring to the three-month suspension from Sherwood Stewart 7-8,7-8. The winners split $25,000 Vitas Gerulaitis beat Hie Nastase 6-2,6-0 Sunda'y Grand Prix tournaments that Nastase is serving. in the Inaugural Forest HUls Invitational, a World "People still some out to see him. He Is still a Championship Tennis event. Gerulaitis was quick master. He hits certain shots that no one else can." Mitton wins and agile despite the grey, heavy humidity. Nastase Nastase, in the meantime, clearly tired, headed NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - LantCy Bernie Mitton seemed listless and dispirited. Sunday night to Los Angeles to play with the Strings of South Africa pulled off a close three-set victory The Romanian, usually described as fiery and of WTT, for whom he is a player-coach. He re- yesterday over Australian John James to win the temperamental, Indulged in no tantrums, no antics, iterated Sunday that he does not want to play WTT 175,000 Hall of Fame Tennis Championship, 61.3-6, no gimmicks. next year. 7-H. "There was nothing for me to complain about," Although Nastase's serve Is usually far better The victory marked the first win for Mitton, a he said simply. than Gerulaitis', he did not use It to good effect and 23-year-old righthander, on the Grand Prix circuit Travel had taken Its toll on Nastase, who along held service only once in the entire match — In the Mitton was in complete control of Ihe first sel in with Gerulaitis had to travel to Las Vegas Friday second game. He broke for 1-2 but seemed nearly the grass court final at the Newport Casino How- for a World Team Tennis All-Star match, then back powerless thereafter. ever, he appeared to tire In the sacond set and James' game started to improve. here to play their semifinal matches. The dif- "I was playing shorter and shorter. That gave ferences for him, though, were that Gerulaitis had Vitas a chance to attack me more. That got me in The champion's exhaustion stemmed in part slept more... and age. trouble," said Nastase, who received »40,000 from having to play a semi-final match Sunday morning In which he handily eliminated seventh- Nastase, who won the U.S. Open in 1072 and has Geruialtis committed only three unforced er- seeded Bob Giltinan of Australia 6-3,60 been among the top 10 male pros for the last seven rors, dividing his time equally between the net and years, will turn 32 Wednesday. And while he Is the backcourt. Nastase, on the other hand, had 14 "Three months ago at San Jose, I reached my ranked 11th this year, is fit and can play spec- unforced errors and won only 10 points in the second first final but lost to Arthur Ashe In three sets' tacularly, he is no longer as eager. set. Mitton said. "That was my first step toward win- "When you get older, you change, you think The entire match lasted Just one hour. ning a tournament when I got to the finals more," he said. "When you're young, you take more The $300,000 Invitational, a new WCT event, was Mitton, who earlier In the week said he was ON HIS TOES —Vitas Geruialtis prepares to send backhand return to Hie chances. You hit at anything. I am more careful played at the West Side Tennis Club, former home buoyed with confidence after beating Ashe, said he Nastase during men's finals at Forest Hills Invitational yesterday. Geruialtis now with what I'm doing than I was before." of the U.S. Open. The big prize and the locale was thought he had a good chance of taking the 112,750 took the $100,000 first place money with a two-set victory over Nostose. The one-sided nature of the battle teemed to an attraction for the players, but the greatest winner's purse from there on. 10 TW Weakfish, striped bass feature fishing in waters off county

Weakfish in Die northern Monmouth County surf striper Sal Lancone of Bayonne caught a 11^ be between buoy I and the bridge Best bait re- and in HanUn Bay and an increase in striped bass pound stnpl Eatontown caught a 31-pound striped bass on a Louise Fossani of (-'apt Charlie's bait and tackle do much fishing, waiting (or the bleeding to stop nggedeei shop, Port Monmouth, reported a lot of weaklish in under the dressing expertly applied by J B Frank Thomas of Holmdel caught stripers of 17 Rantan Bay Stanley Gardner of Port Monmouth (Brackett), mate Terry Brown and crewman Den- and 22 pounds on rigged eels and Jerry Riedinger of caught a six pounder on sandworms off the am- nis Alexander Point Pleasant weighed in a 3H-H striped bass on munition pier Michael Weld of Atlantic Highlands Ralph Stork, dirctor olthe third annual Atlantic Saturday and repeated with a 24 pounder caught 13 good sized fluke by casting from a jetty National Bank 150.000 Bluefish Tournament, says Armand Giglio said rigged eels accounted (or a Joe Restivo of Jersey City caught a 38-pound the entry list is filling last for this event which will lot of the larger stripers but quite a few were taken stnped bass on an Atom Junior plug, fishing in the be held Saturday on worms also Joe Fircha of F.dison caught two surf He weighed the fish at the Tackle Box, Hazlet Entries are accepted on a first-come-first- stnpers to 20 pounds Henry Rauer ol South Plain • Ernie Sprague of Parsippany weighed a nine-pound served basis and the limit on boats is 100 The field got a stnper weighing \1\ pounds and Joe weaklish which he caught in the surl on an A27 Jig 150,000 top prize, insured by Lloyds of London, will Kierzek of Monmouth Beach an 18 pounder Tony Campi of West Long Branch caught a i\ be awarded to a contestant who catches a new Michael Shanks of Monmouth Beach weighed a pound (Ink. at the bug light inside Sandy Hook He world all-tackle bluefish nine-pound four ounce weakfish at Giglio's Craig used a live killifish The fluke was weighed at the According to Stork: "In the event a new record Donechie of Freehold got a 7^-pound weakfish and tackle box is not established, first place wins II .700 in cash and Brian Wilson of Linden an 8 pounder Bill Phillips of Ed Swikart ol Pauels Boats, Rumson, said a trophy. CHANNEL CATFISH — Jerl Heg«l shows channel catfish like those being Neptune caught four bluefish up to 13^ pounds Navesink River Duke catches averaged 15 to a boat Second place brings W00 In cash. Money awards caught this summer. The Division of Fish will send anglers a list ot waters . Joe Drum of Eatontown caught a 17-pound over the weekend The best ol the tishine seemed to are made through 15th place." stocked with the fish Beck, Allen speed to dragrace finals

ENGLISHTOWN, N J - Gary Beck and mile Jeb Allen reached the final pairings in the Top Allen beat Frank Bradley and Johp Long- Fuel class of the Summer-national drag racing necker easily, but had to come from behind to championships yesterday in a rain-shortened topJedCoughlin program at Raceway Park In Funny Cars, Denny Savage of Mission The final duels in the top throe flights and Viejo, Calif, and Ed McCullouch of Sanger, three lesser classes are scheduled to be held Calif., will lace off today in the National Hot Rod Association Former winners Larry Lombardo of event Malvern, Pa , and Bob Glidden ol Whiteland,. Neither finalist in the pure dragsters have lini will meet in the Pro Stock final won past Summernattonals, although both have Dale Armstrong ol Torrence. Calif, won been runners-up the top class among the sportsmen categories, Beck, a Canadian now living in California, taking the Pro Competition when Dale Hall dropped the 1975 finals, and Allen, of Santa broke an axle and lost a wheel in the last race Rosa. Calif. has finished second the last two before the rain years Armstrong's time was a relatively slow 7.4 FOR $3498. Beck battled through a linrup that included seconds, but he had a good finishing speed of defending champ Shirley Muldowney, Hank 208 mph THE TOVO1A COROLLA 2-DOOR SEDAN. Endres and Don Garlits to reach the final Bobby Cross won Competition Eliminator GIVES YOU YOUR MONEYS WORTH AND MORE.TOYOTAS pairing His 5 84 seconds against Garlits in the with a free ride when John Lingerfelter started first race has been the meet's fastest quarter too early .HIGHEST GAS MILEAGE AND LOWEST PRICE IN ONE CAR , More durability Corollas aren't More fuel economy The Toyota Corolla 2-Door bolted together like some vehicles Sedans combined EPA mileage is 39 mpg. They're welded into one solid body 21 miles per gallon more than the national fleet standard for all cars In 1978 EPA tests, Rutherford corrals You'll notice the 'tightness" of 4-speed synchromesh the Toyota Corolla 2-Door Sedan is rated welded unitized body construction manual transmission when you examine a Toyota, drive a at 46 mpg highway, 34 mpg city. These Toyota and own a Toyota 1978 EPA ratings are estimates Your mileage Michigan 200 test will vary depending on your driving habits Fully transistorized and your car's condition and equipment CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Sneva, who won the pole Power boosted ignition system Mich (AP) — Johnny position with a sizzling track I lo-thru ventilation Hi-back vinyl Rutherford ended a year-old record of 211.302 mph, jumped front bucket seats victory drought with a trouble in front at the green flag and free drive to victory in yester- led until his first regular pit day's 200-mile Indianapolis car stop at the 5J-mlle mark. More selection. The Corolla pictured race at Michigan International here is only one of 29 different Toyota Ongais, who seemed at that Speedway and Bobby Allison models-no other import lime to be running without fuel won handily In the stock car problems, took over the lead manufacturer offers more half of the program and kept it until he stopped Allison swapped the lead four miles later most of the race with pole posi- tion starter A J Foyt until Foyt and Al Unser, neither Foyt had to make a costly pit ol whom finished due to engine atop to change tires with 40 problems battled briefly for miles left the lead. But with 66 miles to Allison, who averaged go, Rutherford and Ongais 118721 mph in his Matador, took control finished more than a mile ahead of Gary Bowsher Foyt They traded the lead for was third, almost a lap down. several laps. However, when Bobby Unser, who ran with Rutherford dove beneath On- Foyt and Allison early in the May Rilkerftrd gais for the lead on the 55th of race, dropped back to fourth. 100 laps, he was never headed Rutherford advised. "It had to Foyt retained his points again. be a great race for the fans Steering column mounted lead in the US Auto Club Rutherford's average speed stock car chase, but Allison, because it was really a great headlight, headlamp flasher, one from where I sat." of 159 941 mph was not a re- with his second consecutive More and less. windshield wiper/washer controls USAC victory, moved up to cord, due to three caution peri- Rutherford and Ongais bat- The Toyota Corolla 2-Door Sedan featured More confidence, third behind Bowsher ods for separate, minor acci- tled side by side through the dents involving Phil Threshie, offers all these "Toyota mores" and costs less Power- assisted More and more people are buying last stages of the event, until Tom Bagley and George than any other Toyota At $3498" it gives you Rutherford cruised to the front disc brakes Toyotas, finding out that Toyotas Ongais, who had run out of (uel Snider Toyota toughness at the lowest price possible are built better than they thought checkered flag with a sizable once during the race, slowed "Based on manufacturer's suggested retail possible More and more lead over runnemp torn Sneva up and finally stopped with MacPherson strut Danny Ongals was sidelined price Price does not include tax, license, people discover why we can suspected (uel troubles. Injured jockey front suspension with mechanical trouble with transportation California emissions or say, "If you can find a better built leu than 10 miles to go, break- Sneva, the early leader, lost remains stable small car than a Toyota buy it" ing up a tense duel (or the lead. a lap midway through race pllonalequipmen "K the fans don't like that, when he was blackflagged to NEW YORK (AP) - ° ' MORE NOW. RIGHT NOW. they don't like auto racing." tighten a loose rear tire. Jockey Ron Turcotte, injured Inflation. As long as it's with us all prices will continue to go up-including cars In a spill at Belmont Park last Thursday, remained in stable • So if you're thinking about buying a new car, think about buying a Toyota now. Giants sign King to pact condition yesterday at Univer- There will probably never be a better time than right now, to get more. sity Hospital PLEASANTVILLE, NY- Gordon King, the New York Giants No. 1 draft choice, signed a multi-year contract yester- Turcotte was operated on day, the National Football League team announced. Friday for nerve damage YOU ASKED FOR IT YOU GOT IT Terms of King's contract were not disclosed, but the con- which has caused the loss ot tract is believed to be /or three years at a sum that will make feeling his legs, a spokesman for the New York Racing As- King the highest paid offensive lineman In Giant history. sociation said. At the time of King, who played at Stanford University, Is a Koot-«, 265- the operation, it was an- pouod offensive tackle who will be first used at right guard by nounced It would be at least TOYOTA the Giants three days before it was known The team's rookies begin two-a-day drill at Pace University If K was successful. here today. SHRFwsBuftv NJ MONOAV jut> i? i97» TheDtltyRegister 11 Carner's final chip rfcgalado wins gains golf victory in Quad Cities COAL VALI.FV. Ill (Al'( - Victor Regalado recoviivd DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) - Defending champion bie Massey tied for fourth place at III. Reln- from a ragged klarl in lite final round yesterday of the II50.000 JoAnne Camer chipped to within 18 inches ot hardt shot 70, Massey 73 and Postlewail 74 in Quad Cities Open and rallied to take a I stroke victory over the cup for a telltale par on the final hole their filial rounds Fred Marti Sunday to win an $85,M0 Ladies Professional Hookie sensation Nancy Lopez once moved licgalado accepted Ihe winner's check for IJO.IHHi and Golf Association tournament to within 2 shots of the lead, but settled tor 72 announced on the lHth green he would marry his fiancee he nu>l The Wyear-old veteran, winning her 22nd and was 4 shots back at 211 during the tournament here three years ago career tournament, posted a final round of 1 JoAnn Washam and Pat Meyers were also at "I have a special place in my heart for the O.uad Cities underpar 71 (or a 54 hole total of 20t, 7 under 213 Washam had a 71 and meyers 74 Kegalado said par at the Rlveria Country Club. Bradley, bidding lor her second victory in II was the second I'll A tour victory for Kegalado. JO. of Sun Carner's chip shot from 45 feet avoided a four weeks, missed a 20 fool putt after blasting Diego, Calif He won the 1D74 IMi'asant Valli'V Classic his second three-way playoff with Pat Bradley and Betsy out of the sand trap at IB. If she had made the yeai * on the lour King, who had finished 6 under par putt, Bradley and Carner would have gone into Hegalailo, the lunnciup htic lasi yi.u had a final roundol Bradley caught consecutive bogeys on thesudden death 70 for a 26V total lie had been in coinmaml since taking a I final two holes when she caught bunkers near Carner had taken the sole lead with a birdie Mrokt tad afli'i tin' second round and led M.nli by one going the green on both holes. She lost a 1 stroke lead at 10, but tell back into a lie with Bradley when into yeslcrday'.s final trip around the 6,561 yard par-71 Oakvtood over Camer with the consecutive bogeys. she bogeyed 14. Country club King closed with a 70, while Bradley settled Bradley sank a three-foot birdie putt at 16 to But he laltered wilh two bogeys on the front nine ami when for par of 72 for their 210 totals. ,, regain a temporary I shot lead before her fatal Marti, playing just ahead of Itegalado. birdied Nos 10 and II Alex Ileinhardl, Cathy Postlewail and Deb- bogeys .mil Ihi II U mill II tlit- two were deadlocked However Kegalado also birdied the 514 yard par 5 I5lh hole with a (bur foul putt lo regain the lead and tiolh players came Major League Box Scores the res! of IhPu ay home in par I looked ut the icorebo«rd after No 15 and saw I was leading by one and said. I've got lo do II here or nowhere. ' said FIRST GAME Chicate Milwaukee MtwVer* Regllsdo "1 was watching the leader board almost every hole, Let Angeles Chlcae* ob r h bi ob r h hi IM at r wati'liui); what I was doing " ^__ at) r h bl ob r h bl Bnntlr dh 4 0 10 Molltor 2b i 1 1 1 I,Mi HI 3b I 0 RWhitedh J 0 I Lopet 7b 4 0 2 1 RScolf cl 4 0 0 0 Garr If S 0 7 0 Money lb i 1 J ) McRoc dh Rivers ct t li U Marti (ailed to take advantage of Kcgaliido's slow sla, I ,uul Ruisell it 4 D 0 0 GrOM II 4 0 1 0 Lemon cf 10 0 0 OgiMe dh 4 0 3 1 LaCock lb Munson rt 3 0 3 Gorvey lb 1110 Bucknr lb 4 0 10 HCrui cf 10 0 0 Hllle It J 0 0 0 Plnlello If 4 0 0 had some tough going of his own on the from nine, shooting a Cey 3b 4 0 I « Murcer rl 3 0 10 Sdrhlni 3b 4 0 10 GThomt c4 4 I 1 0 Uhnsn lb 3 0 0 OBuker It 4 0 0 0 Onllvn 3b 4 0 0 0 Ur IO Jb 4 110 OMay ff 110 0 Chmbls lb t 0 *P Photo double bogey :> jusl when he could have taken the lead Monday rl 110 0 Trlllo 3b 0110 Nohrdrty c 4 0 7 0 Younl si 4 7 2 2 NeHles 3b 4 1 North el 4 0 10 KellehrM> 3 0 10 CWigln rt 4 0 11 Gontnr 3b 3 1 1 I Poquetie •' FSIanly u }Q DEFENDS TITLE —JoAnne Carner shows off her trophy after winning the Oalet i 10 10 DeJesut it 4 13 0 LJhnsn lb ] 0 0 0 CMoare r 3 110 Wilson II Heath c 4 0 Welch p 0 0 0 0 Radcr i 2 0 13 Kcstlnger 4 0 10 Putek ts Doyle 7b 1 0 Borden Classic Golf Tournament for the second straight year at the Riviera Hhodenp 00 0 0 Krukow p 2 00 0 Total IS I III Total 111114 II F White 2b Rndlph lb I 0 Stacy shoots lor Opell RSmlrp ph 10 0 0 Suiter p 0 0 0 0 lot til « i g i Totoi n i Country Club In Dublin, Ohio, yesterday, Carner finished the three day LPGA Hough p 0 0 0 0 ill JOB is * io i City 101 til tll- event with a one-stroke victory over second place Pat Bradley. 1 Ferguin c 10 0 0 Ii-Stone. Gorr. OP- Chicago 1, Mil Hew Vert tl 1II til INDIANAI'OI.IS (Al ) - llollis Stacy hopes lo become the Total 1141 Telal M ] • 1 wuukeel LOB-Chlcogo 10, Milwaukee 6 LOB Kansas Ity 4, New York 10. 1' luiiiili woman lo win Ihe I S Open in successive yeais this Lei Angeles til til I 0 0- J lb i.WuiiiiMgii.ii, Ogllvle. Moltlor 3B- GBreti HR—Oil (141, Nettles (14) Si Chlcete ill ill • • .- 1 * HR-Money 16) SB-Molltor 1. -RWhlte. GBretl -Doyle. week, joining Susie Berning, Mickey Wnglil and Donn!, Caponi Ogllvle, Go S-OMay ) H R M BB SO E-Qotes DP-Lol Angeles I, Chlco IP H ft ER ie $0 go 3. I OB Loi Anaelei S. Chlcogo B 2B- Young in the elite group CMMM Gura W,7 7 M S Hearne earns top honors Rader,Garvey,Lopei,SB-DeJeiotJ s "I do feel pressure," said Ihe '24 yeai old golfer from Hhoden, SF-Rodcr Stone L,7 ? ; 7-3 11 9 V 3 Mlngorl II 0 LoGrow 13 1 1 ) 1 IP H RIR II SO Bld^ 11 1 Georgia, who won by two strokes over Nancy l.opr/ ul lla/.el Loi Anttlei M lwwM Hrobot*v Rhoden L.M 4 S 3 2 1 2 Traveri W.6 * V 10 I I 7 3 MwVtn tine National Coif Club in Clutska. Minn , lasi year, when asked Houah 2 10 0 11 HBP-Banntiter (by Traveri). T- Beatlle L.l-4 2 1-14 1 3 9 how she (eels aboul the July 20-23 luiiiiuiltviit at the Country Welch .] 2 0 0 12 7:3J A-33J63 lld.ow 4 311 0 0 0 in 'Garden State'at Wall Chlcato SECOND GAME Lyle 3 10 0 0 Club of Indianapolis Krufcow VM-0 7 * « I 2 3 2 Son Diego Pittsburgh Sove-Hrabotky (1» WP-Mlngor WALL TOWNSHIP - Defending Modified never more than a straight away at any given Sutter l 0 0 0 0 3 ob r h bi otrhbi T- 2:36. A-4S.0ef. Slack Car champion Gil Hearne of lime "Bui I respond belter under premire," Bticy said "l dut n Savt-Suticr (IS) HBP-Trlllo (By Rlchrdicf 40 10 Toveroi ts 5 3 30 once (win the O|)en). I don't see why 1 can't do it again hul I Rhoden). WP-Hough. T—2:14. OSmllh it 4 0 10 Moreno cl 110 1 TftrenU Ooklond Wrightstown played a walling game Saturday On lap 2KU Blewell's car suddenly slow Ml Reynldi II 4 0 1 I Parker rf S 1 1 3 abrhbl ob r h bl know I'm going to have lo work" hard " SECOND GAME Wlnlleld rl 4 110 BRbnsn II 4 112 Walllscf S 2 3 night at Wall Stadium, and his strategy paid and pitted, and that was all Repine needed to Loi Arqclei Chicago FGmlz 7b 4 1)0 Songuln lb 3000 Gross 3b 3 0 I over $2,500 for winning the 19lh Annual win his second "Classic." Mi' won this even in ob r h bl I •h bl Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 StorgeM lb 110 0 Howelt 3b TDuncn 3b 1 0 0 Stacy has won once this year and earned more than $!>O.IH>0 R Scott it 4 10 0 Lopei 7b 3 0 0 0 !-• lb 4 13 5 Garner 7b 3 1 I 0 Carty dh Page it 4 11 "Garden State Classic." 1971 BUI she hasn't been happy with her game and recently took tun RSmlthrl S I 1 0 Grott cf 4 0 0 0 DRobrtt c 4 0 1 0 Oil c 3 111 Maybry lb Soia p 0 0 0 Bucknr lb 4 0 0 1 Garvey lb Sill Almiin ;«> 4 0 0 0 Mot h '•••Him .1 ph 0 0 0 0 Mt .Liiri ph inii E wing ph Esilon c iii,Ir) race by touring the one-third mile race North cf 10 10 Vallph 10 0 0 dlelown and liflh to Dick Lewis of llordentown DAqulit p 0 0 0 0 Rooker pr 0 0 0 0 Newman c surface In 13.6 seconds. Hearne turned the said I should be right on schedule for the Open TMrtm ii 3 0 10 Rader c 3 0 2 0 GJocktn p I 0 1 l Burke lb Ruuell ts 10 0 0 Kellehr 7b 4 0 3 0 rt 0 0 Blewett was awarded sixth and Kremer Hooton p 7 0 11 Burrlip Total Hiiu Total 111111 II second fastest time and was slotted next. 0 0 0 0 Son Diego III 401 1 I 0- * Edwrdt lb 16th Rautihn p 0 0 0 0 McGlthnp 10 0 0 Plcclolo is Cllnet ph Pittsburgh 112 111 II K-11 When the green flag toll, Kremer broke to 10 0 0 E -Reynolds. DP-Plttsburgh 2, LOB DMrph ph Time of the race was unr hour, ' minutes DMouie u 00 0 0 Adami lb 0 1 0 fl BIIHner If Sun !>iego 9. Plliitiurgh t JB —• the front and was running smoothly with C.B.S. SUPERMARKET 100 1 FGonialet, Gorner, Reynolds, Oil. Win- Total 1 f S Tefal Mil) and /H^ seconds The record lime Is »even Totol Mlfl •II 114 Ill- Hearne within hailing distance at all times Tolol Mlltl tteld 3B- Taveraj, Parker. HR-Tenoct Toranfe iniiiiiii". better . 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBURG lot Aneelet III lit 1 I ff— S 7 (10), BRoblnson (Al SB-Wlnlleld 7, Oakland tl I til 111- John Blewett Jr. of Lakewood passed Chicago II* III 101—1 Taverav Richards, Moreno, '.nit E-Ballor, BoMttl. LOB-Toronto _ E-RScan, DeJetuv Hooton lie • IP H R ER BB SO Oakland 4 3B Horlon 3, Fdwtiidi, Hul Hearne later with Kremer still setting the Loi Angelet 2, Chlcogo 1 LOB—Lot An San Diego Ion, Page. IB-Paoe, HR-Maybcrry (151 . T-l; 10. A-7O,7J4 with front wheel drive. The gutsy little street fighter on America's toughest Schulii 3 0 0 0 14 New York Cincinnati Sove-Schulti JDK Mark Lockenmeyer hit three (or lour, including a three-run homer in the first inning Teammate Don Jacoby hit a tworun and Bill Marsella hit an RBI single to wrap II up (X'EASI'ORT-Whcn Funny Sunset won Uie second race «t four-bagger in the sixth ' Monmouth I'jrk on Salurda) ht-r iramiT, J Willard Thompson, moved inlo a tIL- fur first plate in the trainers standings Both In the second game, Colts Neck's Steve Domeraski allowed he and Marty Kallon haw U v. innn only three hit hits and struck out four in su innings to credii him Free agent'bolt* Eagles with the win Mark Lockenmeyer came in (or the save They art lullimed closely by Jim Crupi and Budd Li-pman CHESTER, Pa. (AP) - Free agent defensive lineman Colts Neck did their damage in the fifth inning in the Tony with 21 victories each Th'impsun has won the title lor the past Johnny Jackson's departure from the Philadelphia Eagles' Cermuuro connected for a three-run homer as the Colls Neck Hire years Upman is a lormer winner who is back at training camp has reduced the National Football League club's team scored six runs in the inning Monmnulh Park this letton Ifttr several years' absence preseason roster to 96 players , The Colts Neck record is now 18-3 as the season nears the Don MacBeth, who stands nth in the national jockey Jackson, drafted on the ninth round out uf Southern Univer- close Manalapan is 711 standings and who has stored four triples at Monmouth Park sity by the St Louis Cardinals in 1977. left camp voluntarily , the Colts Neck manager Frank DeAngelis took a team of Shore this year leads the jockeys with 59 wins Steve Klidzia is second Eagles said yesterday All-Stars to Lyndhursl County Park to face the North Jersey with 55 Craig Perret and Doug Thomas, both of whom posted The Eagles also said 14 players, including three-year veter- doubles Saturday, in third and fourth with 42 and 39 wins Stan Musial League All-Stars Friday Night Shore edged Musial W an offensive tackle Jeff Bleainer, had been placed on waivers respectively over the weekend U«g Branch i, llncrofl I Mrs Kobert I Keinberg s l.ulubo disappointed many fans Bleainer. from Penn State, played for the Eagles in 1975 and I Im roil ;, l.oag Branch I »ho made her the favorite in Saturday's Monmouth Oaks by 1970. but spent last season with the New York Jets LINCHOFT—Two strong Jersey Shore South contenders finishing fifth Trainer Oeorge Handy had some reservations The other players, all rookies, included place-kicker Dom split a Sunday double header as Long Branch downed Lincrofl about the mile and an eighth distance Antmiim from (ilassboru Stale, safely Steve Kbbecke from 4 0. then took it on the chin 70 in the second "It's a little long and the horse has not been rating very Villanova. running back Chip Zawoiski from Widener, offensive Lincroft is 14-6 and Long Branch 9-12 with four games well," he noted beforehand "1 want her off the pace,.but not too tackle Scott Bradley from San Diego State, punter Jim Walton remaining in the season. far back " from Boston College, middle guard Levl Stanley from Hawaii Brancher Frank Scaufle allowed only two hits, and struck Also, linebackers Ron Gassert from Lebanon Valley. Dave Jockey Kay Broussard followed orders but the horse didn't out six In their win - Mann and Dan Rains, both from Cincinnati; defensive end Kit take tn the muddy track Long Branch scored two runs in the first Inning on a missed Lathrop from Arizona State; defensive back Carl Russell from Mucojnna, the 5 2 second choice who ran second in the Oaks ball error through the Lincroft left field They scored again in Arizona Stale; defensive back Bab Moszce from New Mexico behind winner Sharp Elelle, had trained at Monmouth all week the fourth when Steve Miller trotted home or. an error and State, and wide receiver Tom Lines from Trinity (Conn.) She had been meeting tougher company, and had just been Viiinie Whilehcad's single was driven in freshened after a hard Spring campaign. Her jockey Jose Amy felt that she just didn't take to the track Miami Lakes Ranch Jevalin ran third Trainer Tony WARMING UP-John K. Pawlowski, President of Arcordia felt that she dmns't like the Monmouth track. He the Red Bank Area Chamber of Commerce, checks Moinnoulli Park Todav wanted an off track and gut it He felt that a dry track is too his backswing in anticipation of the eighth annual cuppy Arcordia liked the distance because if you get in trouble Frank Mazza Memorial Golf Tournament. The ttRatt US,aM. 3vo4wp,Clmi ..Fur Sweet Welcome (Gomel) Forbes Road (Nied) lth Race: ttlJN, 1 yo * up. I you have time to get out Gonzalo Prosper rode the horse event, sponsored each year by the chamber, has Pol s Conquest INB) Ml Miwtolly Gifted (Edwordt) Silver Pedior [Nled) Cut Glats (Perrel) been rescheduled to September 14 at the Navesink nsplred Mitt IMIiel ii i Edna Tara (Whllley) Atluinobte (Thomas) . Mongol Slippers (Miieltl because Mickey Siilonione had an out of town engagement on Will 8 6 D (GollO) isi Conoetto t Goi (Edwardt) . . On Sail Red (Brumiicld) . Slar Walk lAtmuiitnl Cibuulii- Country Club. )i(irmifie i Piycnlc (Tnomoil Goodnight Special (Nil*) Brookward INB) ...... Study i l.ody IO Hara) 6 1 Lattol Accordant INK) Hidden Manna (Perretl Vodka Time (Mucbelh) Dirty DlopefSlKlldliO) 10 1 Sweet Number 1NBI Koih Kt Work (Atmuiun) Some (Asmutten) ... Mlvs Round Tot>le (Nil »1 Little Terror (Nemtll) •ttiRMf Sf.WI, J»0i up. IM » I CB/I Apple Classically Potted IBrumlieldi . . 3-1 Broomtlock Brood 1MB) IS 1 Delia flog (Nled) Chichi i Choochoo iOlNiCOla) . 7 J PfoMlii(Perftl) 5-1 Fired Red (Mil*) venturous Native (Nledl Fret intent (Tanner) II ShowondGo(Neagltr ' 1 Rare Pleasure (B.rouisordl Ruthle tGirl IBrumllekf) ... II One Review (Asmusstn) Determined Craig tWIIson) tffl R«i: ttJW, 1 V* mnt till., Clnt|.. 1' J Grand Cond* IMIiel . Big Whim (Wilton) ,. 1 vigorous Dona (Gomez) 61 Fw Reutemann edges Lauda tndRoce um. ivofm thug IF«r Ardtente iMacbeth) Mannerly Judge (Atmuisen) 13-1 Qirler Voyage (Petrel) 1-1 Alluring Mi« (Kitdim) Dream Time (Brumfleld). Good Quality (Thomoi) 3 I Pleo Bargaining (Brumficld) 41 FtlondStronglKlldila) Flycatcher (Nicetl) 10-1 Call veto (DINIcolO) 10 1 Smarter Linda IFefnortdei) „ . BRANDS HATCH, England (AP) - Argentina s Carlos Glow Eorly 1F lover oo) 10 1 ftti KMI U.MO, Jye.i'i Fur Weeltowken (Arellono) 1-1 patch following his victories In Brazil and Lung Beach this Good Rouiei (firouttord). .• 15-1 Diamond! Bonus (Arellano! . SI Lorxhlloe Lewis (Wilton) Just Like Red IGatlol , Reutemann won yesterday's incident-packed British Grand season High Inlo (Brumfleld) Treasure Cay 1 Nemeti) In Cahoots (Klldfla) ' Mysterious GUI (Gollo) • 1 All Diana (Gonialci) Hypitpyle INeogle) 11 Rock n Rollick (Klldtla)... Super Sotld (Solomone) I'm by yards from the Brabham Alfa of reigning world He dedicated the victory: "To my wife, Mimicha," kept Sanon Gold (Wllwnl Big Kai(MltC) Kumulus 2nd INB) Proud n Nimble (Nemeli) Sparkling Kill (Protperl champion Niki Lauda of Austria away from the track Sunday by illness. Sharp Auntie (Prosper). BarIlm (Perrel) Irish Outing (Asmuisin) M keoch Ihe Moon tNBI Poe's Rood I Solomon*) Crimson Bayou (Prosper) Ciar Prlnceii (McCouleyl 15-1 Out Ruled (Adams) He was one of thu few drivers not to suffer lire problems, Primitive Beat IWB1 1?-) Breoh tVDoy IThomos) I Beatcho (Tanner) The engines of the two JPS Lotus racers, which dominated Uiipjt»nd le, Sharp Auntie remained second because uf the points they have piled up in Lauda claimed that young Italian Bruno (ii a come Hi put him BY 111 (.(.II STER J She's Psychic, Sweet Welcome, Iron Ruler's *; him, and followed by the Wolf of South African Jody Scheckter. er chance Baseball League downed the Burlington Americans 7-4 in the Ll'ITommle (6*.Z»); TRIFKCTA (109.M) . Scheckter had developed gearbox problems but would not WINTER WHIZ—Full of run In last but ran erratic route. opening round of the state tournument fur 16-year-olds yield to the pack of cars'behlnd htm, inheriting the lead when The Shore team is comprised of players from Colts Neck, Andretti pitted for a new rear tire. Freehold, llolmdel, Bayshore, Ocean, and Belmar. Even though Andretti stopped for only 15 seconds and Mound star for the Shore team was Turn Wartnaby, who averaged 90 mph on that lap he dropped back to 1 lth. relieved Blake Lamerande in lliu fourth inning Behind Scheckter, a group of seven cars was covered by Jli Rusbarsky led the Shore players at the plate, going two unly 3 seconds in a nose tu tail struggle with Australian Alan OUR SERVICE fin four and driving in three Shore led the entire game. Jones, in the Williams, trying time and again to force his way The Shore All-Stars will next face Hmlmgimi National past the Wolf but with Scheckter always "shutting thu door." division this evening Jones dropped out on lap 20 with gearbox trouble and the 6000/ order was: Scheckter, Lauda, Rlccardo Palrese In the Arrows, PROMISE Reutemann, Watson, Patrick Depailler's Tyrrell, and Brazil's e Wi- ilo pmlrssionol work • We- relttm \4vm-0ut purts • Wn do only ihi- work you Emerson Filtipaldi in one of his best showings In the • Wr> honor our warranty .Mltllill l/c nailonwld> Copersucar. —- The record crowd of 65,000 saw Ihrillinpracing as Lauda Front-End Alignment fought past the slowing Scheckler and Keutemann overhauled Lube And Oil The Patrese, forced out when a tire punctured and his suspension and 4 Tire Rotation M was damaged driving back to the pits. 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By CAROLE FELDM AN dominantly from New Jersey grapes and are EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP (AP) - On the sold primarily In New Jersey sandy nil it the shore »nd In the Industrial The cost of raising grapes has resulted in a north, 11 "little old wlnemakers" call New drop In wine production in Ihe Garden Stale, Jersey home, making the Garden State the said Scott McGlasson. spokesman for the state nation's fourth largest wine producer. Department of Labor and Indslury The wlnemakers are mostly automated Costs also include a H.0O0 fee (or Ihe license private concerns, annually producing 4 5 mil- required by the stale Division of Alcholic lion gallons In 60 varieties or 1 percent of the Beverage Control nation's total wine output. The South Jersey vintners, for the most California leads the nation in wine output, part, grow their own grapes The winemakers prdoucing 306 million gallons annually. New in North Jersey Import their grapes from At- York is second with JO million gallons and lantic or Burlington counlies or outside Ihe Illinois third with 8.5 million gallons, according state. to figures from the state Department of Labor and Industry. New Jersey farmers last year grew 1.100 "People have to be educated to New Jersey tons of grapes on 352 acres All but 200 tons of wines," said Barbara Mullet, hospitality man- the grapes were sold for processing, state ager for the Renault Winery here. "Americans agriculture officials said. were brought up thinking you can't make good It takes about five years for a vine to wine in America." produce good wine grapes Many of the New Jersey wineries have their The pressing and fermentation process origins in Europe. takes about eight weeks and then Renault ages Louis Nicholas Renault left Rhemes, the Its wines for four years In oak casks 30 to 120 champagne capital of France, In 1864 and es- years old, Mrs Mullet said tablished what is now the state's largest 4. Although she declined to comment on how winery. much wine Renault produced annually, Frank Tomasello, who learned winemaking McGlasson said in 1972 300,000 gallons flowed in Italy, founded Tomasello's winery in 1933 forth from the winery. Krumm Winery in Llnwood and Gross' High- Several vintners conduct taste tours, giving land Winery In Absecon Highlands, were prospective customers a glance at the PARTY CHARTING — Greeting guests at the 18th annual luncheon and card founded by German-instructed wlnemakers. winemaking oporatlons and a sip of the prod- party sponsored by the Monmouth Beach Branch of Monmouth Medical "I don't think it's just New Jersey wines," uct. Center Auxiliary are, left to right, Mrs. Gloria Moro, Mrs. Charles J. said Edward Moulton, winemaker at Gross' "We're allowed to give tastes, but we can- WINE THIEF — Wlncmaker Ted Moulton of Gloss' BueSing, Mrs. A. J. Dalton and Miss Ruth Boyle, all of Monmouth Beach. The Highland Winery. "The Eastern winemaker not give bottles," Mrs Muller said. Instead, al Highland winery In Absecon Hkililcmds, uses a benefit event, staged In Channel Club, Monmouth Beach, featured fashions has to gain the acceptance of the consumer." Renault, the tour ends in a gift shop where "wine thief ' to pour a glass of wine tor ci taste test In from The Angelic Tiger, Rumson, and millinery by Edna Hage, Tlnton Falls. New Jersey wines are produced pre- visitors can purchase wines they tasted. the New Jersey winery's ailing room Super soap opera star Gift tray trick makes her beauty aids DEAR HELOISE: plugged in or turned mi when mil In Use Hugs Helolse By EMILY WILKENS A clever beauty, this talented actress-artist- I have learned a new trick that will save money for many of 1M.AIUIKI.OISK: This is the story that asks the question. model makes some of her own beauty aids. your readers when it comes to buying shower, wedding, birth- I couldn't find my scoirlog nail line tlu> nnd hud several "Can a young girl from Oklahoma find fame Skin care Is important to her because TV day and any holiday gifts: pans that needed semiring. I look a small pleee uf aluminum and fortune In the big city?" makeup clogs the pores, so she washes her face I buy inexpensive serving trays, go through all my photos of foil, waddrd II up and used that Instead Sounds like a soap opera? Could be, be- with glycerin soap, then smooths on a home- my friends and glue them to the tray. It makes a K deeanter as a vase living in a deserted 8-story building near Chi- stickier, your skin Is being revitalized," she . for liini'. sieiiiini'il flowers and roses So someone suggested 1 natown. (She talked the caretaker into letting told me. "I wash It off with warm water." use the lop lor Ihe gardenia. II Is a dear, crystal like, hollow her live there rent-free tor eight months.) LETTER Ol' WARNING top, ubout three and une-hull Inches' high. Elaine conditions hair by applying may- Discovered as model DEAR HELOISE: This was really Ihe perleel vase! — E.K. onnaise to freshly shampooed hair. She covers Elaine's big break came when a magazine Just read your column for today aad wanted to tell you of DEAR HELOI8E: hair with saran, then wraps a hot towel around editor to whom she was showing her art our experience with an electric blanket. Although they are Everyone has exlra tups lnu good In discard bul not often her head. She waits 20 minutes before sham- portfolio asked her to model a fur spread. He labeled machine or hand wash, I was always afraid that to do so used. I'lacc a small or vutlve candle In a votive container und then suggested she see Wilhelmina, the head of pooing the mayonnaise out. would cause a short circuit In Ihe wiring. then place this In a cup. - New York's top modeling agency. Elaine was A girl after my own heart, Elaine Grove So Instead of washing, I aired Ihe blanket several limes In You have a prrlly candle holder thai you can ruiry If knows how to save beauty dollars. You can be Ike course ol a year. I bought the blanket about five years ago. necessary. (The cup should have a handle.) — Julie ( nifty and thrifty too. Make your own beauty We used the blanket as Instructed on Ihe label. Great for an emergency Situation. — llelutse "aids with the recipes you'll find in my "Natural " A few weeks ago, al about three a.m., Ihe blanket started a DEAR HELOI8E: A NEW YOU Beauty Aids" bulletin. To obtain a copy, send lire. Fortunately, we have a smoke alarm thai awakened us to My children have aujomoblle tire swings, but when II rains your request plus 25 cents and a self-addressed, put out the fire. Unfortunately, Ihe fire damaged not only Ihe their little bottoms used logel wet Not anymore stamped envelope to Emily Wtlkens' Natural blanket but also the sheets and mattress on our bed. - K.Malta My husband cut three small holes In Ihe hollom ol each lire, signed on the spot. As one thing leads to Aids bulletin, P.O. Box 5176, Grand Central Thank you for your letter, and I believe It is a good reminder and now all Ihe water drains out. — I• ii;i l.adruncc another, she found herself not only doing com- Station, New York, NY. 10017. to all of us to be careful of our electrical appliances. Solutions like that are what counts Thank you and your mercials but trying out, via Wilhelmina's Tal- JUST FOR YOU We might all take note, and be careful not to leave things smart husband — Helotse ent Division, for the role of Wendy In "Love of Dear Emily: I iced to create a lew look for Life." myself - a different hairdo, makeup aid style A busy multi-career woman, Elaine not only •I dresslig. I always seem to bay Ihe same models and acts but Is a well-known magazine kind of clothes. Whenever I have my hair done. illustrator with two children's books, It looks the same. Where eaa I go ttr advke to "Chanukah," and the just-published accomplish a change. - L.Z. "Passover," to her credit. She's made a film Dear L.Z.: Check out your friends and too — "Annie Hall" — but, alas, her brief role, acquaintances. a seduction scene with Woody Allen wound up When you see a hairdo that looks like the Word to the wise on the cutting room floor. "new you" should, find out which stylist did it Newly single after a five-year relationship, and seek his aid. Wendy tills idle hours with singing, acting and Get a friend with fashion flair to shop with dancing lessons, loves movies and ballet, en- you. Den- An: Alter rtadng joys cooking. But you won't find her making As for makeup, splurge and have a pro- crous bars" oa Ihe backs of Ihe that letter Iran ike gay who the disco scene. It's not her thing. fessional makeup artist create a new look by seal*. The aewer bases also 7Kd himself SUka Sentinel Thrifty fasklons showing you how to use shadow, rouge and have padding around the bars (he said 54 percent ol the foundation to contour your face. ANN LANDERS located directly behind Ike A $100-dollaran hour model, Elaine loves to female bed partaers la this Good look — and enjoy the New You. driver. Seal bells are oat be- shop. Would you believe in thrift shops? She warkt c*iM be declared legal EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but Uon of mibions of women who wkat 1 waal I'll lump in the caase they are Impractical. A dotes on them and spends a lot of time re- ly dud) I'd like to jay a lew cannot undertake to answer each one. She will could be declared "legally lake ar skoal myself," the an- busload of M screaming kids designing her bargain buys. Her fashion sense worduloSltia. It so sure that she Is the only member of the TV use questions of general interest in her column. •iinenl: Amen. swer saeaM he "Sorry. 1 mast woaid not use them. series cast who Is allowed to choose her own Address your letters to Emily Wllkens, care of live my life far MB. Yaa can The lady who wrote to you wardrobe for the show. yiis newspaper. Dear Aaa Landers: I wai da whatever yoa waai with undoubtedly lives la a city pleaaed to read yoar aaswer lo yean," where they are using pretty fed ob Some people need la read It aM buses. - Beverly HIUs Fan " 8*1 ** agala. Please print my letter Dear Bev: Apparently Summer workshop under way by club eaaaa fee had toM her, "If yaa' tail eat my name, — Paylag A there are a great many more 1 :!«lt Col- Big Price old buses in use than hew ones FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP Weinsteln, 72 Burki Place, was about club activities may con- ways and means, and Mrs. Wil- nae a ••»." Van Dear Paying: Here's your - and that's the problem. — Summer craft workshops the club's delegate to Girls tact Mra. Henry Masterson, liam Oswald, hoapltaUty. • • ;-!'• •••! • I• -I;I ! kH febB black letter and my thanks to you (or Many readers wrote lo make •re being held by Holly Citizenship Institute at Hampton Drive. Also, Mra. Doris Reilly, having written it. The lesson It the same points you made In Pitcher Woman's Club In prep- Douglass College, New Bruns- Mrs. Masterson, club presi- bridge; Mra. William well worth repeating. your letter — and they are aration for its Country Fair wick. dent, announced the depart- Herberger, Installation lunch- Dear Aaa: This letter U la valid Obviously, we need to Booth at the Sept. 9 Freehold A membership Invitational ment and committee chairmen eon and membership; Mn. regard to the woman who replace the old equipment with Township Fair. Is planned for Oct. 17. Resi- for the forthcoming season. Arnold Radder, newsletter; wrote ceiceralag the safely af new since II Is unquestionably Abby Weinsteln, daughter dents interested In learning They Include Mrs. Gerald Mra. Jesse Felton, program; eater: "If tee modern school bus. First af safer. Thanks for writing. of Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Mra. William Griffin, public re- PATRONAL FESTIVAL Martell, American home; Mrs. all, If the li looklag to Detroit Is alcoholism ruining your lations; Mn. Alfred Soles. SUMMER BARBECUE LONG BRANCH - St. Pat Spiro, arts and crafts; far Mllier bases, she's looking life? Know the danger signals safety and emergency plan- c twa aa MONMOUTH BEACH - James Episcopal Church will Mrs. Daniel Fowler, conserva- la Ike wrong direction. Detroit and what to do. Bead the ning; Mn. Alex Rentschler, ihaeagct- The annual summer barbecue celebrate Its Patronal Festival tion and garden; Mn. George maaafaetares the engines aad booklet, "Alcoholism - Hope tcrapbook; Mn. Stanley kad lhad of XI Alpha Sigma Chapter of Sunday with a solemn high Smith, drama and literature; Ike chassis. The bodies are and Help," by Ann Landers. Blumberg, sunshine and secret ave saved Beta Sigma Phi, International Mass at 10 a.m., and an open Mrs. Daniel Hale, education; made by a separate eaack Enclose 60 cents in coin with pal; Mn. Aan Simons, tele- Ml «ar- aervice sorority, will take house supper at the home oJ Mn. Lloyd Lovering, interna- company, which hays Ike your request and a long, phone; Mra. Thomas Berry, •lace Saturday at 7:N p.m. the church's new rector, the tional attain; Mrs. Paul frames from Ike maeafac- stamped, seltaddre yearbook; Mra. Gerald Fin here at the home of Mr. and Rev. Canon Charles H. Os Hayes, public affairs; Mra. tarer. velope lo Ann Landers, P.O. ney, historian, and Mn. Wil- Mra. UonanUa, Jan. JM Eastbourne Ave. WiUlam Hutchlns, social ser- Win e 1171, atheel eases ae Box IMS, Chicago, Illinois vice; Mn. T. Fred Smith, liam Mills, adviser. Plan. from »to 7 p.m. "If I deal KM •ireaea- •toll' 14 The Daily Register .• MONUAI Jill f W Engaged Weddings Baker-Gambacorta MIDDLKTOWN - Announcement is made by Mr and Mrs Trimmer-Patroski Thomas J Gambacorta. II Brook SI., of the engagement ol their daughter. Miss Deidre Ann Gambacorta. to Dennis John MATAWAN - IN St tie Susan Derby, maid of honor agement and French from Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Bertram K Baker. 834 Hopping ment s Koman Catholic and the Misses Susan Darling, H'rankhn and Marshall Col Road. Bolford Church here June 24. Miss 1 Jamil Trimmer, Ann Marie lege, Lancaster, I'a She is em Miss Gambacorta was graduated from Middletown Town CfetrieM A I'alroski, daugh Miss Heg» r.iiii. ki and den-Mary ployed as a marketing ex Miss l.amhaciirla ship High School and is employed in HK accounting department IIT of Mr and Mrs Kdward H I'atroski ecuiive for Proctor & Gamble. of Shrewsbury State Bank I'atroski, 2 Rustu l.anr hi Cincinnati, Ohio Jerome DeStelano was best Mr Baker is an alumnus of Mater Dei High School. New lainr I Mr bride of William K Mr Trimmer is an alumnus man Ushers were Harry Monmouth. and served three years in Ihe Naval Reserve Officer Trimmer, son of Mr and Mrs of Verona High School and re (.ihlin. Robert DeTrani, Rich' Training Corps He is employed by Bosco Home Improvement Kenneth Trimmer of Verona ceived a HA degree in business ard Kullallo anil William ,1 Co., Middlelimn The Rev Joseph S administration from Mimlclaii 1'alYoski Hucinski celebrated Ihe nup State College. Upper Hal Mass There was an eve Mrs Trimmer was urailu Monlclair He has accepted a Finnen-Regan ning reception in the /. I' A ateil from Matawan Regional leaching and football siaff INVERNESS. Fla - The engagement ol Miss Elizabeth Banquet Hall. Perth Amtmy High School and received position in a suburb of Cincin- Regan to Michael Kinnen. son nf Mr and Mrs James Fmnen. Mrs. William Trimmer Attending the bride Wilt degrees in business man- nati Park Avenue. Keansburg. N. J.. is announced by her parents. Mr and Mrs James Regan here Miss Regan was graduated from Keyport (N. J ) High Kirzow-Krueger School, and Mr Finnen is a graduate of Keansburg High School They are employed by Lily Division of Owens-Illinois. Holmdel FA1H IIAVKN - The EpilCOpal Church ol the Holy Communion was the setting here June Woods-Bettel 10 for the marriage of Miss Donna Lee NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and Mrs Val K Bettel. 19 Krueger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Itobert H Zerman Drive, announce Ihe engagement of their daughter. KrOogST ST , 211 Lake Ave . In Hubert Klrzow of Miss Kathy Lee Bollel. to Waller Arthur Woods :lrd. son of Ml Raleigh (null Kasl. (liran, son of Mrs Ann and Mrs Waller A Woods Jr.. 4:1 llosfonl Ave . Leonardo A Klrzow of Jersey City. The Rev Itobert January wedding is planned MagnUI officiated Miss Beltel was graduated from Middletown Township High Honor attendants for the couple were Mrs School and attended Kean College of New Jersey, Union She is Deborah Tugman, sister of the bride; and Hob employed by Colonial First National Bank. Atlantic Highlands ert Pericolll Mr. Wo'odu is an alumnus ol New York Military Academy The lirule. • graduate of Kumson-Kair Mrs. Joseph Gibson : and Springfield (Mass.) College. He is a physical education and Haven Regional High School, is employed al health teacher at Middletown High School South, and is assis- Hiverview Hospital. Ited Hank The bride- tant football and baseball coach there groom, who Is employed al Fort Monmoulh. Gibson- wenl to i tun,I in Jersey City, and is graduate DeGray-Santomenna Kairleigli Dickinson University. Holtslander Miss Mm a Miss Hopfr The couple reside in Ocean Township, after MATAWAN - Miss Sharon FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. I) Roland Santomenna. 31 Mil AM) MRS. HllltlHT KIK/.IIH a Bermuda honeymoon! Anne Holtslander and Joseph Forrest Ave.. announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Hunter-Hopfe Paul Gibson were married Nigro-Mura Gail Elizaneth Santomenna, to Robert John DcGray Jr., son of June 24 in SI Clement's Ro- BF.LFORD - Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. DeGray. 48 Eastport Court. Shadow Lake Village. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Robertson-Connolly man Catholic Church. The Rene William Mura. 557 Sher- River Plaza — Announcement is made by Rev Paul Reynolds of Rhode man Ave., announce the en- Miss Sanlomenna was graduated from HumsonFair HAven Mr. and Mrs. Edward M KEANSBURIi - Karen Ann Connolly and Robertson will reside in Stalen Is- Island celebrated the nuptial gagement of their daughter. Regional High School She attends Lenoir-Rhyne College in Mcade. 10 Park Ave.. of the» Thomas A. Robertson were married June 17 in Mass There was a reception in Miss Joyce Anne Mura. to Hickory, N. C, and expects to be graduated in May after a year engagement of their daughter. St. Ann Roman Catholic Church The Rev. the Shadowbrook. James Joseph Nigro, son of of independent study at Gallaudel College for the Deaf in Miss Sheila E. Hopfe, to Wil- Edward I) Strano officiated at the ceremony. Shrewsbury Mi and Mrs William Nigro Washington. D. C. liam E. Hunter, son ol Mr. and Parents of the brute are Mr and Mrs II II Parents of the couple are Sr., Carteref. A November Mr DeGray is an alumnus of Middletown Township High Mrs William F Hunter, 22 Downey. H BrUrwood Ave here Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs Carllon wedding is planned. School. He was graduated with honors from Stevens Institute of Washington St.. Long Branch. Robert Robertson Sr. of Staten Island are the Hollslander. 320 Main St. here, Miss Mura was graduated Technology. Hoboken. where he was president of Stevens A November wedding is bridegroom's parents. and Mr. and Mrs Joseph from Middletown Township Christian Fellowship. He Is a mechanical engineer lor the planned Gibson. 2 Dolores Place, New High School and attended Central Engineering Division of Exxon Chemical Corp., Miss Hopfe was graduated Attending the bride was Miss Linda Monmoulh Brookdale Communty College. Florham Park from Middletown Township Gtlbride, her cousin Itoberl .Robertson, the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lincroll High School and is employed bridegroom's brother, was best man Tanguay. the bride's brother- Mr. Nigru is a graduate of Specht-Tuchol by Central Jersey Bank and Mrs Robertson is a graduate of St. Mary's in-law and sister, were the Carteret High School and is Trust Co., Long Branch. Star of the Sea and of SI Stephen's High honor attendants Also attend- employed by American Metal MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and Mrs Walter J Tuchol. 35 Mi Hunter is a graduate of School, both in Hrooklyn She is employed by ing the bride were Lynne Moldirig Co.. EdlS0tl h'an view Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter, Long Branch High School and the Continental Insurance Co., New York Holtslander, Janet Marinelli. Miss Diane Marie Tuchol, to Ail.m K Specht. son of Mr and Is employed by Biddle Sawyer Mary Cuffari, Diane Gibson Mrs. Kenneth Sped. Short Hills. Corp., New York. Mr Hobertson, a graduate of Alexander and Diane Hull/ Miss Tuchol is a graduate of Red Rank Catholic High School Hamilton Vocational and Technical High Ushers were Robert and National and Stuart School of Business Adminsitration, Asbury Park. She School, Brooklyn, is employed by National i nil Brian Holtslander, James is employed by Jersey Central Power and Light Co., Red Bank tractor in New York Gibson, Gil Cuffari. Michael Mr Specht attended Missouri Valley College and is employed by After a wedding trip to the I'oconos, Mr MR. AM) MHS. THOMAS A. RORKRTSON Marinelli and James Ciano. bridge Jersey Central Power and Light Co., Toms River Mi and Mrs. Gibson are alumni of Mater Dei High Emslie-Gaeta School, New Monmouth. She is Rodenberger-Brautigan Leighton Kmslie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles a graduate also of Jersey City event . HOLMDKL - Miss Nettie Frances (iaeta, CLEARWATER, Fla. - Mr. and Mrs Ernest Brauligan Emslie, K Crescent Place, Hazlet The ceremo- State College and in Septem- ASBURY PARK - The daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank (Iaeta, 1 Marc here, formerly of Hazlet and Middletown, N J . announce the ny took place June 24 here in St Benedict ber will be employed by the Whitton Bierach Duplicate St., Hazlet. became the bride of Charles engagementof their daughter, Miss Darla Jean Brautigan, to Koman Catholic Church, with the pastor the Hazlet Township School Sys- Bridge Club will have its first Duane Rodenberger, son of Mr and Mrs Duane Kodenberger of Hev William C. Anderson, officiating A recep- tem. Mr Gibson is an accoun- annual Grand National Pairs Clearwater. tion was in the Koman Inn. tant employed by Midland Event Tuesday Aug. I at 8 p m in the club's regular meeting Miss Brauligan is a senior at Largo High School Mr Mrs. Ann Armenti was matron of honor for Glass Co., Cliffwood He was room at the Y MCA here. Hodenberger also attended Largo High School and Is employed her sister The bride also was attended by graduated (rum SI. Peters iss tausone Gold, red and black points in marine electronics. ' " Donna and Karen Caeta, Debby and Madeline College, Jersey City will be awarded by the Ameri- Emslie, Chris Klley, Gail Rogers. Karen Mr. and Mrs Gibson will can Contract Bridge League to Tnggsand Lisa Annasalin reside in Keyporl after a wed- Forsythe-Moody Bradley- • ding trip to the Poconos. all members qualifying Thirty Itolieii Emslie was best man for his percent will qualify to go on to FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs Norman F. Moody. 117 Lewis brother Ushers were John liaeta, Robert Moc- the second round at the nun Lane, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eliz- Musone abeth Ann Moody, to David A. Forsythe, son of Mr. and Mrs. cio, Edward (ieraminos, James FiUpatrick, level. Qualifiers will then ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS David A Forsythe Sr. ol Harrington Park. Glen Rogers and (Iri'g Fitzpatrick progress to the third district — Mr. and Mrs "bomlnic T final round, where gold, red A September wedding is planned on Nantucket Island, The bride and bridegroom are graduates of Musone. 135 Center Ave., an- and black points will be Mass Hainan High School She is employed by Sur- nounce the engagement of awarded Miss Moody has been with Germanic Monteil Cosmetiques plus Factory Furniture Sales, Hazlet. their daughter. Miss Catherine Corp., New York, She Is a graduate of Rumson-Falr Haven Mr Emslie, a graduate of the University of From three to six pairs will Joan Musone, to Richard Regional High School, Vermont Junior College, and the Univer- Delaware, is with Stanford Bar and Liquors, win a trip to the 1979 spring Howland Bradley, son of Mr sity of Arizona. Hazlet After a wedding trip to Paradise Is- Nationals in Norfolk, Va., and and Mrs. Frederic C. Bradley, Mr. Forsythe, an alumnus of the University of Rhode Island, MR. AND MRS. I'll Mil IS I,. IMSI II land. Bahamas, the couple reside in Hazlet the chance to play in the 6 Robin Road, Rumson. An Grand National Pairs Final. is vice president of personnel and operations of Kline Brothers April wedding is planned. of New York. The Whilton Bierach Club Miss Musone was gradu- Spiegal-Esposito is the first to hold round one at ated from Henry Hudson Re- the shore. Miss Bierach. 24 RBC Class '58 plans reunion gional School, Highlands, and WEST LONG BRANCH - In SI Jerome s married to Michael Leonard Spiegel, son of Dr. Wardell Place. Wanamassa, Riverview Hospital School of and Mrs Leonard Spiegel. 56 Golf SI. Roman Catholic Church June 25, Miss Christ- Mrs. Joseph Tomasello Jr. may be contacted for addi- RED BANK - Red Bank I-I Thompson, Madeline X-ray Technology, Red Bank The Rev Michael Garry officiated at the ine Joyce Esposito. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Nee Kalhrvn Homer tional information Catholic High School Class of Fitzslmmons West, Frances She is an X-ray technician em- ceremony, which was followed by a reception Samuel M. Esposito. 26 Hilltop Road, was 1958 will have its 20th reunion Murphy Leone, Lyn Peterson ployed by Monmouth Radio- in Squires Pub. July 29 in Fisherman's Wharf, Bush, Mary Ryan Connelly logists, Long Branch. Miss Barbara J Esposito was her sister's Tomasello-Horner Hill MM III and Thomas Smith. Mr Bradley is a graduate maid of honor The bridesmaids were the Miss- MATAWAN - Miss Kathryn Ann Homer and Joseph A The committee has been Anyone knowing where of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- es Mrlonte and Mai Ilia Spiegel. Marcie Mulliii Tomasello Jr. were married yesterday during a ceremony unable to locate Linda Albert they may be located are asked gional High School and at- and Joanne Marino. conducted in the First United Methodist Church by the Rev. Escobar, Patricia Beazley to contact Mrs Judy I' i ink tended the University of Mi- Tim Gleason was best man Ushers were Robert H. HeulittThere was a reception in Townehouse, Getz, Beverly Behme Murray, Thompson or Mrs. Joann ami and Brookdale Communi- Fred Spiegel, James Clerico, Charles Simmon Woodbridge. Patrick Cassidy, Sandra Coop- Eschelbach Plumaker here, or ty College He is a statistical and John Arcomano Parents of the couple are Mr and Mrs. Everett R Homer, Mrs. Lucy Fordham Migliore, clerk (or the American In- ternational Group, New York. Mr and Mrs Spiegel are graduates of Shore 324 Morganviile Road, and Mr. and Mrs Tomasello Sr., 140 Old LIBRARY DISPLAY Oceanpoti. Regional High School She was graduated also Bridge Road. RUMSON - A coUection of from Harcuin Junior College, Byrn Mawr, Pa., Attending the bride were Miss Karen Murk, maid of honor, West African Items, loaned by and is employed in the bacteriology laboratory and the Misses Elaine Surretsky, Diane Bryant and Cindy Julian Hemphill, here, is on at Monmouth Medical I'crtHt. Long Branch Turley % display this month in Oceanic Free Library, Avenue-ot-Two- Mr. Spiegel is an alumnus of Wilfred Academy Donald Bryant was best man. The ushers werMoe Brower, Carl ,1. QuatVm, Rivers. During the summer of Hair and Beauly Culture, Wanamassa, and Randy Bryant and John Plasko. \ K.P. Glemby International Salon, and is employed Mrs. Tomasello was graduated from Cedar HUge High the library Is closed Saturday, by Steinbach, Scaview Square, Ocean Town- School, Old Bridge, and is a senior at the Charles E/Gregory and open Monday, Tuesday, ship School of Nursing, Perth Amboy. Wednesday and Friday from MAY IS GONE BUT 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday MR. AND MRS Midi Ml. SPIEGEL Mr and Mrs Spiegel reside in West End, Mr. Tomasello is an alumnus of Valley Forgtf Military | HYPERTENSION IS NOTI Academy, Wayne, Pa., and is employed at the New Jersey from 1 to 5 p.m., Monday and Sports Complex, East Rutherford. Thursday nights from 7 to 9 Back In May, • great dnl was said and done about Lagrotteria-Garbini After a wedding trip to Florida, Mr. and Mrs Tomasello will o'clock. calling peoples attention lo hypertension. There were articles, screenings, posters, talks and many other SOUTH ORANGE - Miss Susan Madelyn Providence. reside in Laurence Harbor. special activities to make the public aware of the high Garbini, daughter of Anthony J Garbinl of Mr. Lagrotteria is attending the College of Marriage encounter weekend is planned blood pressure problem. It's all very traditional for Pennsville, and Ihe late Mrs. Elsie M. Garbini, William and Mary School of Law in Williams- May. was married July 1 in Selon Hall University burg, Va., where he and his bride will reside. NEW MONMOUTH - Mon- door. Additional information is ECONOMY Chapel, to Joseph Francis Lagrolleria, son of mouth-Ocean County Is hosting available from William and SHOE REPAIR But, here it Is July and while all Ihe "hoopla" is Mr and Mrs. Carmen Lagrotteria, Morford a reunion for all couples who Isabelle Walton, 111 W. hM St., IM %m* gone, hypertension is still here. The important Avenue. Long Branch have experienced a "Marriage purpose of this ad is to remind you that high blood Encounter" weekend to Rink pressure b a year round problem and that If you have The Rev Joseph Sllnger celebrated the 741-4SOt Ihe 10th anniversary of its in- it, you must keep on taking your medication. nuptial Mass. There was a reception In Friar DIAL THE HtOtinHMSStMXI Iroductlon Tuck Inn. Cedar Grove. in the United YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US Stales CLASSIFIED when you need a delivery. We will deliver Mrs. Diane Garbini was matron of honor tor promptly without extra charge A great many her sister-in-law. Bridesmaids were the Misses The event will take place people rely on ua for their health needs. We Angela Lagrotteria, Mary HllnM and Paula Aug 12 hero in St. Mary's Ro- TODAY! wrlrome naueita (or delivery service and charge Gelsler. Betsy LaPosa was flower girl man Catholic Church hall, accounts. where Mass will be celebrated Kennth LePosa, the bridegroom's brother- 542-1700 CONVIIIIHIIIIHOII at 7 p.m., and a party following iioeouuKMii in-law, was best man Ushers were Anthony at about 8 o'clock. The original 24 Hour Service will Krawra m wutn oitom nowen Maiorca, Dennis Garbini and Glenn Tucker 12 couples who attended the Shrewsbury Pharmacy Mrs. Lagrotteria Is an alumna of Pennsville first weekend, are expected to THE SHREWSBURY SHOPS High School. She and her husband, a graduate attend. The Daily MOAD9T. 7II-W7V SHRF.WSRIHV of Long Branch High School, were graduated FREE DELIVERY from Selon Hall University. Prior to her mar- William and Helen Haughey riage, his Lagrolleria , was employed as an are in charge ol tickets, which Register Insurance underwriter by Chubb & Son. New MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH LAGROTTERIA will not be avaiablc at the a. Autos For SQU 2. Autos For Sole 1. Aut»tF>rSole 10 Wanted N , M« 15 CHEVELLE WAGON IMt - 307 tfl FOAO PINTO 1)74 PLYMOUTH SuBURlAN FOR» Automotive Slolion ttogon Power tfi tMirwiK MwtvcwU c • 51 Help Wonted 51 Help wonted 71 Merchandise JUNR CARS WANTED - Tovrtdtrt* MI Mi lietd ot DC power convtmon For Sale Autot For Sale HEVBOLET CAPRICE 1970 |n unsporlution. IS.M0 anginal milt* " i PERSONNEL ncondtrontmiuion tattllent Ntedi !V> 0' bet) offer Call 771 4100 Ul. 4tiWn iing skills . PLYMOUTH FURY 1*70 - EiCtHtfit Loyaw* Srttct Meloi Mathmt Optra ADMINISTRATION TTRANSPORTATION CAM - Me work t7» Mil talk 191 HX,J FORD RANCH WAGON IV?l 70 000 sina condition UMIirni ;i? »M or , WSloUM Pr.vatt owner Cull lo> JUNK CAR!> ion Transformer Heavy Cot) wind 3 LINES HEVROLET IMPAIA Ifoj |li miles Runt »tll 1700 immediate Covh Paid mtr Practising ond Lam Wrt hove m Eatlem Montnowth lou'H. formation i; INI £»M U41 I Babysitting Child I1)S Call PLYMOUTH STATION WAGUN 19M Coil t.,, i o tchanical Assembly a choiienot la' ont u>dustr IOUS p»i son l«rt> JAVEUN - i.» cyiindtr 5 DAYS W7-«4i FORD SQUIRE'WAGON 197] - One G dl U00 „ Ing ond Eitctncai Sub lienllniommuniiulioi'»»!'• MtHl Care ihitl 41,000 milts Good condi TOP DOii-AR Atstmbi) These are pcrmaneni posi MEVY VEGA I9fl - EMole Waoor. ileaoc tun power, ex FOR USED CARS m. To seats c.M Mi> toot olttring good wages revitwt and dtvelopnitnt mainlenonte ond aO"*i" $3.00 — !"*£' ftrtecl condition if.UQ PLYMOUTH ARROW HATCHtACK LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO INC n«liis Apply 4OSEs*ti Rd Ntotwnt Rl ii iayrt.ilt* N j 777 IJM ttralion in ul tins' in* loik>w g • «r>l i I FORD 1965 MUSTANGG - ltlt» V I nredre t 1976 - Four cylinder lour ipttd man Personnel Policy CIRCLE CHCVROLET Bl l ottett r CCo n a»t» r 1 uol Iroritmistian munu«i liter ma ond WANTED iy Employe' v f Woge\ ana SuKu* 791 I* brohes AM radio Excellcni (ondltion A 1 used cart Top uonar paid Employee Bentf>ls Uon*a 61,000 milts 11J00 Ul S*ll •foduction tttt and troutue shooi t> (ompnshmenttio Bo«H3S' The Dai UlCN ILECTU IV'i - F^uMJ •ury convertible mini condilioc oir PONTlAt CATALIN* 1961 Huidtop I i i M*, u Muiawan SM1000 _ Sttup and use ol let! equip No . hiitji -. . oil e*lrat, txttlienf tonaiti fOHU LTD )WV Pu*(i slfe- Coll y RtU'Sler Shrewsbury H J 07701 ereo full power, law mileage, estate »>g biokcs on. interior cleon good WE BUY USED CARS AND TRUCK! n«nl iSOry Pttmontnl position WVttftffM 44W Oeii • • tiiemtnl forces tale UMG lirm 946 7V4S .ompony patd btnelil pro Equal Opportunity k"i|JlOyei mtu> vt-un w ui MW iondilion. llOU or besl ufiir )*\ 1*4 1 &CHMART2 Ct»ytler Plymouth PERMANENT POSITION AVAIL -ek«ys adcr * u „-, ;«i *U\ »ONTlAC CATALINA 196V - Wagon JlCK SKYLARK 1*77 - Two dou> FORO SQUIRE WAL.ON Wl An Rtd Bank 7*7 07|f ABLE - Fof person eipcftmei' in t, only U00 nines, air, showroom .4Ou Power t'enina b' ohes Col 54 Situolions Wanted 542 1700 power steering brakes, aulomalic e« '41U1I ""ENTRON, INC. warehousing {»0(ri}u lilM ORVETTE IWO - SMI 1U. 3Mhp. cellenl mctnomcally. telling lor I S3H Morgonville N J trolion Apply in peiso Female ar wos in octiOtni nteds front ena wholnoit because ol tome dents und EMPLOYMENT »l 1000 Lumb«» Co. llJf Oieon Ai.r tea THE DAILY ett otttr Ju tvji uslt. USW iUSM 19*%W5 afteM r tpn equal opfioriunily employer Br.gM ORdOBA~ifS~V Fully tquipped FORD 1976- Grai AM FM ilerto Best .eusu.iut.ie after on KM0 miles A ob j wg 671 6M9 EXPf RIENCED AUTO MECHAHiL PlUVBtH OR H( I P| R REGISTER .^condition 47.0Q0m.iii UJOQ Col ! otfer_74l M? Power Make an Vslvo preferred bul not ntctttary mum thire nun • UlCK RIVIERA - 1970 Ait. t>o* PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1971- Ei si Help Wanted lutl bt ctrlitied. wilh own tools and ly wu(l> S3I 0Sf4 i t ANSI! It nmg condition Take CORTINA *WAGOI4 IVtv FORD 197] GRAN TORINO — Good eager to make nronty All Inngt btn iw • • tnentt 1V1 411' Male/Female PLUMtER- ItWl^tMvfftkptritncfifl cond'liun Power tier ring, power its Apply in ptison Red Bonk Voivg new wo - 1(77 Four spte A LICENSED REAL I ST*U - Salft — WO) • ansmistion Best oiler over lisa E*P( HlfcNCED CAR POLiSHfM ORVETTE Ivu - Twoduu' Spoil ptrton netdtd tor lt . .-t SCMOOt If M MtH I Dtl) uii >HI>IV after 6 p.m lupe Aulon Cull 710 06M Mich steering and broke*, ii 000 milet very PRESSMAN M Vv lOMtttl t • Hi', IJlCC L t-SAHkf IVr/ • i \ Auto City clean Hew ttrfs Must be seen llloo DKifruM on A T F U4 und l.'st) Vi'il1 | O AM/FM, air. Coll M7U90 Luente required typing. (lienl lal ppy p Tith Press Cull 773 wU SS Situations Wanted OUNTHY SOUl'RE. \911 ilolior ow up and varied duties Send resume Oak Diner Kwy 741I3AO FUKUCOUNTHf WJUlHb 1V71 • Ot 15 HOllffl Wogan Runt eictllenl. power ttetr and salary reauiremenls lo Bon J IW EKPERlEVrE REAL ESlAlt SALFb pendoble. tconomicol trontportution - Cusfom Male flUICK CENTURJAN CONV6H TiBl I. ngybroktv olr1 69,100 miles IM]Mj .RED BANK VOLVO Tht Daily Register. Stircwtbury. N J Salary negotia Part lime lull linil >l IrOi 977 - Good condition SI7OO Over 11 n, oi an a? sue ung for u CREDIT PROBLCM!) 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD Coll 17) \V\I • 00,000 mittt Call m 9W. FORO LTD -1961 Fuur dour. 711 h p t' (»ui ri ]th? II you're working, we car RED BANK '41 5IM AMBITIOUS Ht HbUNS - Who want EXPERIENCED - StWrlllw U, Ope'OlO looking lo< Iwo aggi CADILLAC - 19/i Coup* DtVtHt. full 'o gel you financed No mone, engine, air Engine needs work, body in larn but who con on If work pu' I I'm • fair condition Best offer accepted RENAULT (ill 1977 Atking nvedta Good pay Coil'I787' 1J90OI sit lower, stereo, tape deck, wire wheels Payments arranged lo suil youi , tour-speed good c Opportunity -for goad tutia mesm I Al^'l iSOQ Coll IH 1W6 eeds Many hew ana Quality Usei Musi tell as soon at possible Coil condil Assittanct given Write lor uppo'i at lftS Hwv 16 Eost Kcansburg til IM3 _ 747 931] rst week • lors to thoote Irom Call Mr Frcder mtnt to Box OI12 Tht Dally Registl EXPERIENCED SEWING OPERA • IADILLAC 1**1 - Excellent condition cks al Ratsas Pontioc, 195 Brood St RITTENHOUSE Shrewsbury N J OJ'01 i . GEOKGE WALL TORS - Needed Two shitis I 4 H t'twir '; • ed Bank 74! $110 LINCOLNMf RCURV LINCOLN MERCURY, Int t 10 164 4164 Shrewsbury Ave . ot Sycamore f00 Hwv « 77N IMO Ocean Iwp FABtrfl. PERSON - Ex*»t Nil r^ i t> DATSUN 147 Wi - tliCk. AM/PA APPLIANCE REPAIR PERSON RECrPTiUNiSt • «rd ••"WUui i.- Shrewtbu'jr _ MI MM SHORE MOTORS Furniture company Need perton to adio. radio's, excellent condition Full lime OIIILC. good lypmg skills 'KM to ifii V***ii* afler 8 p in GOLD DUSTER lv/j • act Mini can Volvo Triumph Dealer NORWOOD TV control slock, snip and receive lopnct J 17} The Da'l) Rt-gister dition Fartory on, power itetrlng i wig Bronch Goodbcnetits Con joe Spom. 11S4I00 AT'JUN PICKUP - IMJ i ampt N J 07701 • fltlOO S417SIR STEIN CADILIAC FILE CLERK - Aoa ossistai>i ieiep CAOtLLAC FLCCTyrOOO - 197 i i • p, llvespeea. air. AM FM radio ASBURY AVE . ASBURY PARK RESPONSIBLE • black. Air, AM'FM 1'ereo In entile tugs, rodiult, body stripping. sie| GRANADA CMiA iWs IJ.SOO milet APPLICATIONS - Are ova tionist Some experience Good bent m JBUO lits Anle to Bo» J Hi The Daily experience 'irr.li'H oodltlon Coll olid t p.m.. S/'J 1*0 Uffeitr \l.W) Win t4»9i 717 J151 steenna. tj tx.l Red Bonk Police Hcudu.ua Mon lo Fn . VS CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE 1977 - > •••,!. 747 MSB S1RAUB BUH.K OP( 1 Monmoulh V . Red Bunk Heuitlei. Shrewsbury, N J a'701 talary commeniuiair V-8, oulomollc trontmlstlon, powe ATSUN 5UI 19/1 - tHedt repaot NINE ACRES of New ond Used Can persons wishing lo become i FRIENDLY IOME TOY I'ANI It Send rtlumt ifallng • sleering/bruhcs. air conditioned, til KAND PRIX I9M — Verery good condC i Hwy, « 164 4000 Hevi'0' liters Mutl be II ii vta'S ol _ udy work only. e«i»ilcni tunning cor on Ml ll V" or best < r 73rd year is taponding u mon_UOO_or; ufji oiler U\ T~CUSTOM 1»76 - ice DOWNEWESS PONtlACPONtlAC , 61 LoL w positions ov< labl' e condition I4»S E>cdes license le ier sieermg.brakes, air, toui repair. Very bui HOLSEY PONTIAC e' Moin.51 . Molawon 566 2199 week Eicellent optralort Mai and lo». Call 7100666. Author liec I LeiteOMichelins E«ctllen Shopping Cen r6. 36 Ml 7BO0 EATONTflWN OYOTA COROLLA 1974 Auto Apply in p .JII ML . ; deaji in i 1000 or best o"er 5B3 94 17, Riilgi WPER1AL 1949 — Full power, air, mil.., oir, Mifheiin lues, etghi track el Compi 641 Shrewsbury Avi ffl* 4636 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE 1976 - DODGE DART~SPORTTe74 -^Ihree AWiFM itereo plus tope deck Asking AM'FM tlereo, 41.OD0 miles 536 1^17 lurv, N J 741 FUt I OH PAH1 UMf WORK Ol< 946 4WI Monuger VI, automullc transmission, pow peed on floor, US laine, high HO^Co^ 49S 0/11 after I a. iervict M portumly working with tothlont Frtt stterlng/broket Leather Inter*. nlleogc, good tondHlon, asl OF ING Ml I HAN I iking tl.100 OYOTA MARK II 1970 - Low go* A1N wardrobe, good poy, over II Coll AMrFMtlertaelghl track Power w JEEP SALES & SERVICE lltage, eicellenl condiiion. aulo lenotd only Hot lui C daws/stats 34,2W miles lmmacu<< WIN BORO MOTORS 747 0040 mutlc, iust pasiid inspeclion. 11.700 747 3093. 739 1117 or t47 3970 I 71' 'J*n tvfi )ODGE ROYAL MONACO ~1»7S - son. 8 IT i j'Auiu'fii'iiiy 33N Sndge ir rtlail u Business condition. Htn Exeats license il E Newmon Springs Rd., Red B< : F Ul I TIWI WUWK .FSPEHSUN loi rin .oaded VI, automatic transmission Ave . Red Bank. *' 941? fllerred. A| and tax Call mtMi Aulharli ^TP^WAGONFER i«4~^ clean- c unit .fKPf'iencrduulv D" Opportunities dealer lower steenngrbroket, air condition AUTO SALESPERSON - Porl-llme, ttmtntl by phone rjnly. 147 8051 ng, AM'FM stereo catittit player wnc, four wheel drive, looks, r WO SAABS - One runs ona oni tttory 7»> 7340 f.n nccilenl 1700 741 6«H doetn t. Betl olter eipenence preferred, but not ncces GARDENER HANDYPERSON Inied glass, radiul tires. 6I.0OU mllei ory Apply A i NOIN< • CADILLAC 1974 -Coupe DeVIMe R (ARMANN GHIA CONVERTIBLE " ly in person. Red Bank Volvo W. .le P O BON 396 SALES TRAINEE E»ct'lentrunningconils broke*, mill wipers. i3,J9i. SI3 33W. • SERVICE • PART! VEGA 1971 - Good condilion. drivers lor towing on Garden Stole Go NAVY ough ditl'ibulo's Ttonunu * poiiwiiii '00 Shrewsbury Ave Red BonW4l6W Coll r 6 pn CADILLAC — 1971. Loaded, lew Veau body, baih lor 1400 Porhway Full lime, nights and Sun I. m lei ft tin ui.in, with .II.I -.- ., 1P71 mileage ti.QOO AIHLANE SO0 1S64 - Two door Llg'i Spor 84/ 5BO9. atte' 4 p.m days, good talary. full benrdtt Musi 0 Held soles inndesigou1r>ri i . Call nd resume In (ontidemp lu 741 SU1 H ty IW Coll 491-1163. milcaoe, 12 VOLKSWAGEN WM - Vellaw. e lose to Parkway mils 109 ar 105 iii i 74lIS79_ Apply In . Herbles Aulo C*n1tr, DUSTRIt S I MuH.e U I Otl CAMARO 1973 — AM'FM radio an FALCON 19/1 -WOO Netds somt bad celtent condition, motor recently 0 7001 KITSCN CHF.VROLET CO hauled, tieieo, ivSO 7410510 utter t Llntr orl 63 Money To Loan tighl track. Muti tell, lake urk. good condition Hwv. 36 Eutonto* pgymtnU "" Coll 264-791? BARUNOtW Apply 46 p.m.. Yt LES- Eiiwiienced Slui I u|i >u i.'4 Ml 1000 _ VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO 1977 - Cotloge Inn. 149 West Front SI . Key Freehold Chirr Snyder raining ()(J|JIIItulnty Kit I.", it'i" CAMARO CONVERTIBLE IMT - A FALCON 1966 - Automatic, $0,00 7H-IO7O d up West Long Branch I LOAN BY PHONI ! LtMANS Fuel injection, lour speed. AM> FM, 37 port i., i tomatlc. Excellent condltlor it, good condition. 1406 or best ol LESPERSON - I ..i unpainlei n iktl/lti BEAUTY CULTURE INSTRUCTOR - . l U0S0 llrm. 6711437 utter 5 p ?f U*?* "er 5 p.m 'G. 14.700 or besl oflei M6 7006 E. Brunswick Ptlty Ollictr Morr nture and dinettrs Vi'si <<<>•• •• 11 la I •S27S Licensed,, parp t lime, nlghttg . 15 hourt • • M) WMh sunroo • . • CAPRICE 1977 - Two-door! AM/FM FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levin* vbrKSWAGiJi7 » •<47 6 711 SI 71 t ability Full limp Aiipi-. In pti LTD W49 Ford 'jiuiiun Wagun Goua xcellent condliioi K CalClll M MCWCt. t < i rodlo. air, power titerlng'brakei, »u *Kp.. Maple Ave , Rcil Bank GELCO 1UI Higtiwuv ' unnlng condition. 11B7S nechanlcolly m 'Ml Merchandise F-oi Jtrry, Wl-UTI. Metallic fjuid. ius> tuned, new broket MG MIDGET 1964 - Good Shape lion *l_900 CoM 84? 1631. No experience, will train Call Mon lo mkiAg b.SQQ. Call Meeds engine work VOLKSWAGEN VAN 1966 - Bod' i lor Interview. Sole CHEVROLET IMPALA - mi. «f> FIAT K-1'9 1974 - Ont owner. Liud - m-snt good, needs minor work Radio, 1100 CARPENTERS - Summer work ide.il 739-0310 OLD RUSH lor college students wilh riiriif nil y tt • G best offer Coll Mechanlco" MGB 197] - 47,000 niiies New fop m mi i Atk for Mr DavistmmtdioU >••*« in muikci .t» ptrlence Earn ne«l years luition In HATE* - e to u J00«- m 671-1471 cellent Removable top. Michel inning condition Cat opening II atawan art Personal Is. new butti VOLKSWAGEN l«67 - 137J. New tIfeI Mute months Piece work only Coll andot lire safet ROOFINO COHTI CHEVROLET CAMARO 4.T 197) w buttery. 10 miles per goMon S36 6764 701 W8 1771 ines lotei Solary boted on oblllty Asking SJS',0 B41-6679 oiler Tp.m Any mediate openi Elghi cylinder automotlc tran Monmouth all M6-0400 rtliendi 'ti To quality yau mutl mission, power steering, pow ClirySler Plymouth VOLKSWAGEN VAN - 1969. Sevti CARPENTERS An established, >esi NSURANCt UNUEHWHMI U Sei im Iraint i \rimiNi i N, i < dtnliol builder is In need ol e* s old, lesponsiule have, brakes, air conditioned. AM/FM radi Hwy. 16 Eatoniown S4? SSOO pmsenger Very clean. Musi be seei ttary. experience prefer led in person perienced carpenlert Puy buttd on •n Kunspurlullun. able lo luhuw rnuCH NU / ss,i.'iv 64,471 miles. Excellent condition. Mi FIREBIRD CONVERTIBLE 1967 - 117M I77OW7. ^ ^ • "nes STERLING THOMPSON IN tell. 11895 Excludes license lee on Four speed, 116 engine, 11000 MOVING MUST SELL - Nova experience and mertl Bentlltt ond in- ecllont. und be a hard wniku 00 ANCE, toll Ronnie Immlng k '••'•. tax_Coll 344 4_9W Otottr Cull Chrli. 741-1647 SIM. cylmdpr. Iwo door, aulor 'OLKSWAGEN 1945 - Good Irtmspo centive programn Includeirlti d Cull for in- I call ll you mi oni pi i . .. • FIREBIRD 1961 - Automollc, c power steering One owner car 59,00 ulion 1700 firm. erview. »T-J41 4343 commission to qualified upplnuntt CHEVROLET M0N2A 2*2 - 197 miles Clean. Asking 11800 Call S4162I7 I conipony liainlng Four-cylinrjer. AM/FM tape piuye power tteerirgbiaKes, rtbvtlt »ngi 747 6911, CARPENTERS - We need qua AVON Good condition IWQO Call 7170107 a new polnl job, new llrts S41-7119. experienced corpenlert and l.tto* il CAYS TO MAKE Itr S pn OLDSMOBILE 1971 — Vr»ta ( many permanent positions thr puijl.im1 PEOPLE MAPPVI WE &AVE LIVES FORD PINTO - 1971. two door R< nine uustenger station wagoi Central and Southern New jersey I Avon lit fun to tell products UARS ROIBIKK t O; CHEVROLET IMPALA 197J - Tw oboul, automatic transmission, whit cellent condition Selling by Also. w» have plenty of steady work lor WHELAN PONT1ACBUICK OPEL people wanl fo buy The hours on FOR A LIVING II, Mldlllotuwn door hardtop Loaded. Needs som sidrwuli llres IJWi Coll B41 8843 an, t1,800 191 3003 sheoitiers. tramers ond cornice crewi lexlble, Ibe earnings, excellent Fo work, paint. «» ***il°.1i 5!!?r *_£' Hwy ft Fretholi r initfvli OLOSMOBILE 442 1974 - 3S0 (lotor 1 441-0147 ml si«i details, call Mrt, Hammond 671 6391 CHEVROLET VAN 197S - Five tea FORD" GRANADA 1976 - Two doo CS'SlCcr irii your tklllt Glv Mrs Korteluis, S66 S7I3, Mrt. Archer m to 6 p Al ES HI l I1 Factory air, power steering Asklt air, stered. 13,400 Can be seen belo' AM etght Irock stereo E cellent coi 1973 VOLVO WAGON - Navy wllh blut tJSOO Coll 14! 0644 Effort 5 p.m. nopn_or otter 7^^n , coll 791 0397. interior, Exceilenl condition Sr itanrnt pov irti and roof rack 17900 747971] CLERICAL KEYPUNCM EXPERIENCED meni r *nftif CHEVROLET 1970 - Hardtop, pow FORD XL - 19*7. iwo-door Pertti 3SMOBILE~OELTA'U 1971 - Foui leresting position In medical office L J GONZER ASSOCIATES olteiy Barn, steering, power broket, uuU>r ' condition Low mlleuge New lirt door VI. automatic Irantmlitioi 151 Broad St . Red Bank 141 1900 te 34, Mulowi polnl. Gutid niilt-uge, rcgulOr gas, tie power stet'lng'brakes. Air condit'O' Trucks And RESTAURANT PROFESSIONALS ro lape. S900 lum Lull Hid B47 161 'Inyl root. AM FMJiadio One ownei 70 Thomoi_Ave_ HI UV* Slirewitiury KTTCHEN HELP - Experienced. Mut _.IOOL SECRETARY Like new. 48,ISO miles 1239S. Exclude Trailers bt II yeors or older Apply in person Oro School Ulflce n|.in license fee and lax Coll 7*0 0666 Au CLERK TYPTsV Long Johnt LTD, II Beach Blvtl . High rred Sitnogtuphic skills Assistant General Manager Some experience m credit work help 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sale lied dealer CHEVROLET '< TON 1964 - Emellen1 tbillly to relate lo others tul To 11)0 oil '4; 0(8/ Equnl Oppur Dining Room Manager mlng condition, new snow tires, new ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY KITCMEN CABINET SALESMAN M tch, pretsure plait, throwoul bear A) TlKirtius Ave 747 3494 Shrewsbury -r Hide leodt supplied Mutt be ex ii.ij Wilh hydraulic lulegote 747 9381 pvrienctd In loyouf design Full time CHOOL BUS I'M •! •' 'I PQ Kit^tien Manager Oiler 5 p CLERKS Apply in perton GELCO, 1121 Highwoy brokti. air condHionrd, Huckt nd benrfils School bui tfNt\ —. • TYPISTS cense prelerred Apply I alonln* S, console 4B.461 milts Only 1349f ' M| „!•'. 1)1 . Hill I'll ¥. UP !V4* SECRETARIES First Cook ludes license fee ond tax. Ca Needs inolor. hus cup, bctl otter Call K i If Ml N AUK I MJNDt Rl Ri sorer of fiiucutiM* . NEED A CAR? BOOKKEEPEMS ilonlown 780 0666 Author neJ deoler 7W13T KEYPUNCH Porl time Apply wetkdoys only Iwttn 9 13. Garden Stalt Manor I Executive hosi/Mosiess GET RE-ESTABLISHED OLDSMOBILE CUTLAS?- W0 Goo DATSUrTi974 - Custom, loaded, new it you have any ot the above skills and MOOL TEACHERS Porl II 1 or Excellent condition Reason ire interested in temporory work why lekend night clerk Auply in uei* In ' s N I hd idge. Route IS, Middietown m oi wnd n lumi lo •'• > ' N OPEL GT 1970 - Sporly, yellow toloi ACE TEMPORARIES iCRETA&Y'BOOKEEPE - n, tour speed, eightfrdck. Sacr A) TNunnii Avi S*HUU'i Slirpwsbury ' customers 764-3144 lyroll. gei H e Safoftn and npcfci Hou»e ul 1600 IN IT, 7B7-8414 ral otlic mlng a r Rlchor Haven, N J. (J//MI "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" F-600 1971 10-TON WRECKER - 1961 I*} tbb F 100. 4X4. 4 ton wrecker < snll ECRETARV - Sltnu and and maintenance ot two way radios Musi be able lo till In duiing week whe UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED 717 6777 . 'td Write, glvinu rvt,i 1 unit it FCC Scond tit and Clra ualillcaiioni, lu Box H J31, 1 r.i ITALIAN ICE TRUCK _ _ I Lktnte or arr c loss reqululridr . Launderette. Hwy. 3S. Hailtt Pic Itr. Shrewsbuiy, N J 0/'i< \ CONSTRUCTION HELPER -~Soomt PINTO 1971 ~ Four speed, WILLYS PICKUP 19*9 ~ Four whee Thomas Ave 747 3494 StutAtbury on the Spol Approval il.Oualllied plumbing aann d insulatiosuao n work WiWilll wnitewalls, excellent, 60 000 drive Hove Inglnc bul smokes Besl tftun Pull Hme B4V Ti\0 ECRETARY BOOKKt tl'l > U00 5M-1373 otter around 1550 671 1596 after 5:30 Pull H B4V Ti\0 mt. e«>i(ien(,e necessory Gooii PROCESSING p.m ^* CONTROL CLE'HK ilory vVrile slaling triptricruv In Coll Mr. Banks 566-6102 PINTO RUNABOUT I»;J Some experience in production control miles Clean condition. 11000 D Roi K1. Highland*. N J *<"'•• 671U70 4 Motorcycles M 1 R| IAKY 747 UV* Shrewsbury MECHANIC - three years mlnimu rood tteno arid lypmg oil <:Yar INVURANI I ocal area Fee reimbursed [pllW Florida Opjx>r1unity In COOK - Experienced, good worki experience, ttvady work. FREE quotes and binders by pho •ffl 9H1V ACE EMPIOYWI Ni AG1 Hi - conditions Apply Buttonwood Murn 1 riWmOl Avr 14! J494 M.r r*Sl.ui y CALL TOLL FHEfc BOO in 9703 Rl 34. Matawan S64 6??0 Laroe Scale Systems For 1 MECHANIC - Own loots Reliaul HONDA I Flvt years experience J & A Servlc SECRETAHr CLASSIFIED tlon. 4.000 enlei Atlontll Highlands 791^539. ao Uenseno SSomo e fxUrnriM • Health Care Services COOKS worork helpfuhelplull Small louil olllc* 1 ' m 6?ii. MECHANIC Vending and amuse BARTENDERS , mutt be experienced and oaf ' tort 1)70 i', in guild < 'iniiihun i. .. CASHIERS r all types at vending and am., ACE EMP INTERVIEWS IN basket case. Bolh for 1S7S ar best offer menl devices an location. Cornpon tas Ave l*> U94 Shrtwtbui, C71SH3 WAITERS/WAITRESSES supplies vehicle, Blut Croti-Blu EWING MACHINF OPfRAIOHS NEW BRUNSWICK Shield, tick and vocation pay Solar iptrltnctd only Air cond'lionttd KAWASAKI WMi IV/1 Mark I commtnturale with experience Co Experienced only op. union shop, steady <*urk. imui condition, plus tilrat. 177 I SOI 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Call lor appointment act Mr Brodshaw, Mon Fn , lit, 841 • • lidoys, three weeks vucalion Apply through Fn II ', (j in 771440 • • • II lor Ida MEDICAL "RECEPTTONIST - Fu . LaSpori Ihe , 40 Pine Strcil, Neu KAWASAkT jb6'-"l974. In loj 1 llenlo 1 ''•• 1 •' • lei ivtlleu ihe ond very quick Coll between i Imc for front dttk for busy ollke une. (olt Asbury Avr at Gurilrri Slute A DAILY GUIDE oik tor Jon 747 4047 COSMETOLOGIST - UtMttO. ll trtvlout txparlenct helpful, full bim arkway, eiil 1071 491 7600 II perlenced in facials and waicing lit Send Resume to Box H 334, Tr HEblHOLKfcHb AND TAPRP-S hf.nl.li,.. I Coll Jotelle. 741 IMS i Register. Shrewtbury, N it 00 wages Steodady work Di OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS :RANE OPERATOR Must hOVt M 717 251i " MI thai TART NOW 447/1 >erlence with magnet crant. MEN'S HAIR STYLIST WANTEED - O • land! ihe important e ' KAWASAKI KZ400 1976 - ^ilIJT^WC* between 8 i MJF) Sornt experience In rtaulo rlbulor oilers goo LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTINGS. ondidon 1900 CUSTODIANS - Mulnleriorup work Mjir culs ond styles Call 671-' 473. wn hours, we Irol ADDING MACHINES 791 9167 TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING ert Marlboro Township School dil 4URSES — LPN. 11-7, full llrT WITCHBOAWI) OHIkAIOW trict, day and evening sMflt E.cellen >enetlts. good salory Apply Ir hltt, full or purl lime Steady SOFTWARE SPECIALIST ADDERS - Typtwriler . catcvtoiet OREF.N *»SSOC " - Land P^AiNTING ANLTDECORATING salory guide, vaialion unud tr ingr bt 10 4, Arnold Walter Hurting Ht all U2 )JOU told. Irodtd, rtpolred ...reri Beautilul hedge trimming, >rl B Jones Fully Iniurt South Laurel Ave , Mallet . .11 BUpDI Hi "1 . '• (Us. Caalll 710 1170 0 ffor application EACHTR - lAlgebroi DISCOUNT pi beautifuull gardeningordi g ond beautiful For tre* tttimotei call m 3838 _ kl S SERPICOS KI-DB74 KAWASAKI 100 - 1250 wlt doy beginning Sepl 1971 iBlton Musi hi and Grounds, 4! 1 Fi cetiorlet, Kowatahl 75CC. exc Xrlboro. N J , 07744 NURSES RN-LPN Boro School Call W H embiei IMM I COMPLETE LAWN MAINTENANCE :ondlllon, 1700 791-2817. oiler 6 Equal Opportulnity Employer rarfunily employer ALTERATIONS — Dependable work, residential, com I 741 9*61 CHARGE NURSE EACHEK - Si«th giade rr>ull> ».' I AM VSAM ,1 mcrclai Ovtr 1! singer JVtHY DHIVEH • Must b* ulile Full lime, 311. par , 11-7, jrlvolt school Send resume lo Bun Free etllmoles 7 PAPERHANGING PAINTING — ond Hflltr Agency, 11 Wikoff P , fled . Irlve slondard Ire . Please Co } 710. Tht Dally Register, Shrewsbury, tile, Complete lint. Heavy work Involved ..„ Shrewsbuy ao Nursing Homi MANAGER, EDP AUDIT RIchMalmbtrg, 717 1M7 Srr terlor, Interior. SnetMno lopi Dank 741 2100. N J QJ/oi ploMerlng. Work gu All Purpose Renlols, 191 Eott Newman 41 7059 far appointment between 9 mouftT County 12 ytori. MASONRY SUZUKI 1971 - PE2M Sprlngt Rd . Shrewsbury R TRAINEES Ortfffi : tea plans and » onUplt the 11)95 jmi cashiering enperientt hdplul ALTERATIONS - Gffwrol construe DENTAL ASSISTANT — Suraic (URSS - RN, 11 Io7, full time Star performam •• ol I DP op) i • PROFESSIONAL PAPERHANGING Coll ofler 5. 922 3794 Netd car Fee reimbursed Start 1110 ALl TYPES CONCRtU WORK Call now lor free estimates orltnttd practice Business skllli ng salory SS.79 ptr hour, after 30 day 1 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGFNCY BCllVtliM MUSI t'.i/' ••' Slept, brick work. A. Bruce P.M. Horan 671 5116 quired Reply to Box J 37i. The Dally 14 14. Eicellenl benefits Apply In pt D Thomas Ave >41 UVt Shiewtbury oxponeiice in iiudiiing and EDI ElQCnrouch, Ul 3W7 Register, Shrewsbury. N J 0"0i son, Arnold Waller Nursing Horn*. 67 Auto S Lourel Ave., Hqiltt OOL AND DIF MAKtk - With |ob WALLY S PAINTING DENTAL~AsTfS?ANT - Expfrienced 1 CARPENTElTRETIREb - Sttkl hop experience for light, cleun wo'* EXPERT CRAFTSMEN Services/Parts preferred, parl-llmt. In Model art! small ond medium Hied |ob» Com 'MISCELLANEOUS NURSE - Pre schooler*, port tin mold covity etfttntme helplul. but pleteinlerlor remodeling service Par Interiors Our Speciality Wnle lu. Box M-3i6. The Doily Re< Immaculate Conception, Catonlow We nllr-' 791-W1, AFTER t P.M. COMPLETE DOOGE 'AN REAR iltr. Shrtwtbury N J , 07701 ""•4-I0*/ _. not esttntiol) Overtlm* and benefits elina Kitchen cubl " Room odd! ALL TVPES — Ot home malntntance tlont. recreailon worn, r«i END - 1»5 1969. »50 "nolneered Precltlon Casting ( o and rtpoln Including, both ond floor Ml MS DISHWASHF R I Ull I Imt, nlghl Mlddletowr. t,!\ 74/4 mot] atlrai live bookcoses. Armttrong chondel III* Free estimates Call 791-4371 ROOFING & SIDING Apply in person, between ]•$, al Tht inot Free advice oodetlimoiet Good Pour House. 640 Shrewsbury Avt . Tin ONAN GENERATOR RAVEL AGENT I ulj tune. || inwost lax bui workmonthlp Coll onytlme. JW-S»9. ton Falls. No phone calls, please MECHANIC perlenced Call Cherry Trove) of ROOFING 6 Auto Rent/Lease Moiowan hn oppuinlmeni WllW NwillbeallheHOI IDAYINN, COMPLETE HOME REPAIRS - Gen MOVING & HAULING Ho) tar ond shingles A. fJruc DOZER OPERATOR EXPERIENCED trol contractor, formerly employed by tigenrauch, 847-3t97. RENT A VAN - Low, low rotes Call RAVELAGENT. Iijwrltnctd Re Route I South North N< ••• '• LIGHT HAULING - Goroget ond Experienced Caruso Construction ol Atlantic High Marly, TOMS FORD. Hwy 15. Key Coll 7?1 9*00 between | i MONMOUTH BEACH ply lo Bon J 374, The Daily Register. Monday Hindi, looking for new customers yards cleaned, rtfrlgtrolort, sinks ROOFING. AND SIDING • Fret eill port, 264-1400 . Shrewsbury. N J 07701 Kltchent. bothruoms, rooting, sldlno 'aken awoy. Call 7872479. motes Ollon Roofing & Siding Co, Col DRAFTSMAN (M'F) - elec 7727737 bill HUSS1AN. 9 n m lo 4 i ilcs company rtqui addltlom, alterations, cabinet work S3119M Ett. 1903 (lioMsmuii conlidentiai inicfvic/v at ' counttr lopi. con handle all work. In 1M/F) wllh O minimum of )0 years TV TECHNICIAN Auto Insurance ORDERLIES - Ctrtllitd only ntt Full Time ttvlltd by ouoMtlid Irodtimen (.ol MOVING & STORAGE experience in mechanical dtllgn Rt f. For nursing homt, M shilt 477JM7, /tfoyi a week,?4 Hours o doy ROOFING NORWOOO TV DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK OR IS IT tponslblt tor designing und di oiling ...Imt Top wlary Eicelltnt frlnf long Bronch m t>V\i (201)246-2600 MOVE WITH NICK — For less. Fret V product lines Contact Jim benefMs DO NOT PHONE Apply HOME IMPROVEMENTS - AMI •tiimotei Senior rales, alto WORN OUT FROM AGE? Call Now FREE quotes and binders by phone fur Free Etllmate. SACCO ROOFING. norrt. 461 6100. IS p m. ptr$on. Mon. Ihrauoh Frl , only, 9 o t II an • lions, dormers. garage conversion; ' el- Coll onytlme, SM 9194 CALL TOLL-fREE 800 872 9703 •o S p m Atlantic Hlgfilonds Nurtl TWK Off »' ill, repalrt. Free ett DRIVERS - For Vans, Station Wagons please fOTWHl COMPUTERIZRP QUOTES md School Butts See our other od. Homt, I Middietown Ave., Atlont For assignment In local area EM cellenl salary No lee charged Or Itm ANY CAR - ORIVER AGE Murphy But Service history in i ontidencA, io PAINTING t TRUCK* AUTO CALL 747 7900 ory assionmtnl DRIVEWAY DECORATING J. REID HARRISON AGENCY PART TIME - Secretory and boo ACE TEMPORARIES Mi" Hi RENTAL Thomot Ave 147 0101 Shrewsbury COWSTWUCTION ketptr wonted Reltrencet require Porsonnel M.\ CALL ME - For free tttlmatti on Coll 49J 4404 UNIQUE ENTRY I I VI I JMII AJfHALI C0MCMH OBIVFWAYi, outside palming, trtt culling, Hohi .... jtolbothan will train In'lht use of drllllna equip- PART TIME - Diving coach, Stato SALES/MARKET haullna. mini or w U2\ DEVELOPMENT PLASTICS Blue Cross and Blue Shield RATES REDUCED FOR MANY mtfif, Compqny oenetlti. Coll "64 6173 it Sept through April. Contact E It Walling, Community YMC 'mole/male lo htlp open accounts EXTiRIOR PAINTING DRIVERS - Check our discount! ond DRIVERS - Eg< College background, htovy travel ol Florida low down payments Free quott. 741 2504 DRIVEWAYS Quality wnrk Free eitimates 19000 • Cor • E iptntes Stnd Returni Post Office Box I7M AUIHIII *lvtl. concr.U wolU ona Coll SM 7477, 791.4107 264-Mf Pnocnf* Brokervfft. U Hw\ EXTTRT6* PAINTING - BeautItu AlT-CO PAVIHO Mf_ illlor with N J , Ntw York. Long Is KMiiy f mployef M'f point |obt done by Eddie. 1 scrape ol land ortat a must Excelltnl benelits WAITRESSES M/W I n m Io7p»> STONE AND 0»»V€L OHIVCWAY! " it off windows ond wosh th#i Coll lor appointment. 462 2100. Exl 272 five doys o week EiptrltncerJ Apply irt repainting. I reroulk oil spo1 AVIS Wonted PART-TIME DRIVERS Sulky Reslaurant, Rt. 34, Colt* Neck — Rtc Johnwn lolnts Ihtrt n*td It I work neat and DRIVER - Mull be experienced drlt We hovt txpondtd again ond i . i phon* callt. your home will look beautiful tspej wi m HIROU Automotive trtf tandtm dump trucks. Call 771 9400 mart drivers lo slarl Sept i But y -. mfrr rr dolly white trim. For Irtt titlmattl WAR! I HMI 1 Blue Cross call Eddie al 471 4403. | A PRIVATE PARTY - Seeks dean A Monagtr of Shipping and Htctivlng ELECTRONICELECRONCS MANUFACTURINC G talary commensurate with trtptrlencf LANDSCAPING LAWN lal* model cor wllh automotlc. air and reimburse pt nit ftt. Nice how powerr bfakes'ttterlngbfaestt , ptrltcl condi TRAINEE - WilWil lpe r l lihlightt ell* B. Material Handlert (2). tiptrltnce Blue Shield Good' pay. Steody work. Ofon f rwhoilda GARDEN MAINTENANCE N '. PAINTING SI lion WHII pay abovb e trade-in valut lo Ironic< assembly, tnlpplpplng ana recel' not required ALL LAWNS AND YARDS - CltOfi No |ob too small. Low rattt Big uv 74.7-0308 ing Coll 8475757 lor InterieIntervieww an(»rHd) wetfcendt Summer emplemployo m lertllliing, mowing, % ij pflvoit, original owrtt in 4711 optional Apply in perton. wtthdo MIDDLE SAWYER INC Ing. Coll WH743 U*4W "JUNKTARS WANTED ELECTRICIAN - Commercial, i 9 1 Murphy Bin Service, 515 Rt. dtnllat, exptrltnctd only Mlddlelown. (behind Slptrsle WELDERS - Exptrlenttd In tttt I Coll 747 1)?} PaJnf.* wtldlng. Mlg a«1 Stick Coll 7M H'O W Atlantic Highlonds I Holmdel 32 Condominiums SPECIAL 105 Summer Rentals loord of Me Borouoh of Atiootu Hlgri 16 The D&ily Reflate. • A2LCT REALTOR NOTICES wn Houses uck howl accessories pf t KtAN'jBJJHO Two Bedroom* near $61,500 k>ndLco«** by M. Cartrev ond 80 Bicycles/ IM OI h IJIHI publ i je'ything furnished DOW LAKE - Coodominlum odopt«d upon the following roll colt 71 Merchandise 71. Merchandise 0 left Brund new September «c 2)0 Lost A Found ^c^crT^p^ 111 utler t p-m eliont Two bedrooms, two botm MimBikev oncy available four bedroom b fhV bond ordinance referred to n For Sole For Sale front moid or four nf »oom. «nlng room, pojlo. ga f-OUND - Appro.imale three rnw.ihs iZc On. hereof -HI remain tM els (woe living room, dining rOBm oftrey.Curren, Moor in kitchen. J'I bolhs. lamily room, ond all Qpplion*es 143 Hmt old. male, bkich Labrodor Port Mon ^M, includirM) the opproprMrtlon and CARPET DISCOUNT NAYS None ' . ill) tA i)SOB rsiitd l*o tor aoroo* hordwood rnoufh area WMM He oythorliolion tor bonds oi noles psf su-> Save 40 tc 60 Iro' ADO* >: Ait E - Si« rooms, two ABSENT Messrs Cafharf, Pnan us choice ol LOIOIS tor carpeting onloined Ihercln ,d fi' I Nit w r ann »•'<»" FOUND - Al S P C A Shelter. Itajmn rykei Mrs Matchertl (lowing Firwnimg o.Ollofcle to arooms. two bathi, den, aoroge. air Section Three This ordinance • ijrs Ftee jdopathome s<- Greyhound, female three lo tour I Secretory ol the Planning Buard toil fake effect twenty days orlet the ,i An i vnlMv'«'" Milled buyers ohers protected Ui «if the Borough l Ailof-lic Highlands, 84 Merchandise ing. prival years Moy toll S47 OMO tf ublication fhereol o««r tirm REE BEDROOM CO OP - Newly hereby certify ttst foregoing lo be o di Mold urT as provided by the Local CLOVER REALTY modeled, appliances tenrrt vard. LOST - Siamese temote cat ho* iden ue Lopy ol u rewluiion o*»ted by Iht •lonniAo «OWd Of Hst •*•••#*»,•* ** tod area i47 3'IX oricTof OiOIMANC id Robin Bd Rumson %n hit lurilii Highlands, in the County of Mon 106 rurnishedRoofns 264-740O mouth, at its meeting h«M on July 6 The ord*nonce puWUhtd herewith 3 Income Property 3ST - Siamese temoie col. has loen- i introduced ondpow^J wpo" «™ ZL t T Brortd new custom built 71 ui Ihe some appears on reto*a in ding al u meeting of the Township eetotdruom ronch Two full bolhs. GHl ANOS - Four lamily hous*. by iltolion Beword Vicinity Blossom lue ot the Bwowoh Clerh. ,n?ltee Of l7t To«n»hlp ol tile lots of e*lros Convenient ner lust passed all state tnspe< ond Robin f)d . Rumson 147 4771 July 4. 1971 lmdet, In tne County ol Mon .New KisiMxialion to N V C Musi see. un m 133.BOB WI30O3 _ ___ OST - Black female Labrador Re MARYCLLENHEUiEH rsey. hetdon July H. I"* » will Ot vAIOR With snow piuw ol 1 JM.OOO Builder, 144 1999 or lever Recently spayed Lost in Tin COME PROPERS HIGHLAND fher considered lor tinol paiwge, LLS - Three apartments, each wlin on Foils neor Tlnten Ave on Junf rt jly I Hi eni .ondilion A»*<,-y IIV> GHiANOS Rtcentlv custom eword Coll S44-IW ler public hearing ther.on al o meet e enirontf Foniostlt view ol ng ofsoid Township Cormnirtee lo be ilt gtfr active, three bedrtfoms td ocean Two lireplocfs. lovely • u.lSionxietol.onMoinSl h*ld in the Township Holl, In sold Iquc inlerlw CENTRAL AIR Con s OTWIO *W,4D0 ort oiintou JJ3 Foir Haven Twnship on August 1. I9TI ol • » • nienl to beoches, stores, etc — p, ,i i uoi.t Muturt but 0 BANK INCOME PROPERTY - Please cu" AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL CCft clock P M , ond durina Ihe MOt ' II SI80 jfior foonduptoandlntludli»g me dote • I ril Alltl < wo one bedroom aportmenlL lovely Al» itCIIONS OF CHAPTEHi II fcANSBURG - Three bedroomi eo,omple parking, wolk.nLtnag ddistance MO |] AND TO AMEND AND IUP I wtti meeting, copies of sold a< • bothi. 11*13 retreollon room, dinln CEMENT CHAPTEB l< OF THE «E inante will be mode avolloble ot the Daily-Sunday buses and shoppl - i II M roor id I.vug room with fireplace (aye lerk s Office lo the members ol the I n i i n . lo» Owner otter S p m , ! 194 IliEO UKUA1 O«OINANCE« OF • ,••• • i hl id pantry, custom U»l J lillchen.com HE 1OKOUGM OF FAI« HAVEN general public who shall request Ihe ele inlerc.oni, second summer kitch 211 Special Notices REGISTER i overlooking 11M 16 Inground twite 37 Lots & Acreage , , tbi,, rasrti Hftii ™'«E IT ORDAINED •» IM Mo Im lirj gorage. over 'if MALE - Caucasian Single, early til and Council ol IM Borough o ESI LONG BRANCH - Oahwoot • M% liifn woman prrlcr' let, seeks (ompoilblc female lor 4n. In Ihe cownly ol Monnwum • ft Bonding 101 111.000 Call773 46« EANSBURG REALTO Demolishii> Possible mar rloge Pleat • PtfH I reply lo PO Box 31*1, Neptune City as low as • $41,900 38 Mobile Homes Hi 07tU erolOrdinontesolthe Bofougho 234 Middletown unit Anns section Excellent cor Haven, t97i be ond the so 08 Commercial REV 4ARA - Piyiliu rmrude hcule IUII Ihree bed> num Cape, newly ARDCN PAPK MOBILE HOMES omended and supple.nenled by the ud 71 years old God given power I Separate seoled bids tor the lollow modeled kllihen ond both, formal t ethoov «d , Hotlel Adult oork Wain diHun (hereto otlection U i • leodi" 41 cents Rentals rwwe evil influences, goorouter ngwlllbe received by Ihe Mlddletuw" n't room large fullv Lorpeted Hv shopping ood N V bus 1*4 »11 as follows help all problems Tarot cord, cr " own.lnp Boord ol CducoliO" ot the i I i i IUO0 sq tl oom, lull bOMmenl tented in ya H S.I Pees IJWt HI 1914 - U«44 Twi • " reodings Administration Building, S9 Tlndall . I . , .P' (HOlt-iM o For approval of o mino Rood Mlddietown, N J up la II Mom 1 drooms, cenlrol air, wall to -wall Boordwaik, Lon(L,Bionch 1 C i II , ... upfH by ih ,«..sion, molor sobdiviiior. o Kevalling time, Wednesday. July »•» 1 usher.dryer Skirted fenced n for FAST RfcSUI I I ' \ • < \ :i|(l>"i.ctriit and CLOVER" REALTY' plan, there shall be paid lo Ihe Bo • K ord Localed in Etiiontown Walk lo 1 ul law Ideal lol etiy p Mwy U »" Clerk o Ire lo cover Ihe costs In l I ReroqUng4RoolHesloroti6n AonmouttiMatl HJ.OQO Cull S44 IM lion with the processing ond It requuec A! I OW Ki , ill titiIlli 264-7400 i Ul 76*1 213 Instruction the hearing upon such oppUcullon imrE • • phone KEANSBUKG 41 Pin i OcitoHemoteTermlrtol 'ON ' It • MOBII t HOME INSURANCE A NEW 4S HOUR - Mormna real e . •! I If u.rri bedlOOi (1| Minor Subdivision 17S 00 Bidders" ore required lo comply REE quotes ond binders by V*• one lit school bus will be received t>y ' 671-9300 j Chauler 12, Section 11*7 a kitchen with dithwo*her*i teonsbura Mlddlefown Model Ihi- Boord ot Education Borough of IH 11 ni"j IMfl Holmdel or?o THE SMOLKO AGEN 218 Aberdeen Chupler 13, Section 13 14 7 lo the »»ti rues raw** h I I . it-1« I.I •) plenty ol closet . Oceonport Monmoulh County, New III CY, 717 0133 that they are iniontistenl with the pi DI I i II • 101 Aportmentjs down loquolilied buyer Grealvalu PUBLIC NOTICE visions of Ihis ordinance are here JeSev i" the oHic. ol the Secretorv to • fJn.vtt) NEWPORT REALTY, PRIVATE PAHTY Wontt four Al a Heoulor Meeting ol the Plan repealed Ihe Boord of Educolion, Mo pit Place • IcI uulu nirtg Board of Aberdeen. N J Mon School. Maple Plate, Oceonporl. New 1 bedroom, center holl Colonial. Colts Oo*hunt ^T W90 lydl i"'1 I'll IIPIK g mouth County, the lolloping r.solu i 11 II I SILVLH Churmirn Neck area only Principals only. 3 This Ordinance shall ion Jersey, al 7 00 p.m on Thursday, Au .j|ililies_-Si lions were moved ond adopted on Ihe upon it* passage and publnot gust i. 1971, of which lime ond place i " • , •.. i •• i • liullij. Wj. '•'•'• 111in,. Four bedrooms, tw - «•/ V>49 71st ol June, 1971 cording lo low NOTICE tounlry kitchen, living roon SEll ING VOUB HOME ? - We re in_ sold bids will be pubMcly opened ond Q| | II (SP 107 781 The loiegolng ordinance v.v. •.. • j terested in buyincj homes direct Coll • .too - » 1 r el ifi Re4olollon No 71J6 - Thomos & Iroduccd al o regular meellng Ol Ihe SeiKirate bids will be accepted tor ,,,,1, ndscujifd y Mr Crmy al WEBER REALTV, ...HI ill '.II Five piece. . l Mrs Aunes C huiin. Hwy Ui Block 330, Lot 1 Mayor and Cuuni.ll of Ihe Borough ul the bus body OIK* bus thossls • onditio tM. W6J00Q p ilri i »< lobtet, ll» vV new ellp .000 Princt NOW, THERfFORE, BE IT RE ,-ai( Haven, N J held July 10. 1»78. ond Specif! col Ions ond details may be : I. 4 iVICi 13W witl come up tor finol romidfulion |*in Of Ml, *7V'n only Cull >*• WANltU Lolonlol Bi level or SOLVED, lhal told application be obtolnedlromJonelP Sousser, Secre W I '••' '• and possoge ot o regulu' meeting ot the I ' id otiei i pm , mou/i ,ii' one storr or ooffic RANCH - T Ronch With 3/* bedrooms, two bolhs. -anted preliminary approval lub|ect lory to the Boord ol Educolion, Maple • MARLBOHO said ooverning l»dy to lie held August i. Ottan ,„„ balhs. fireplace. I Mace School, Oreonpori. New Jersey Divider (of two per, "• ilu U 1 WJ S6BJ eat in kitchen, dining, ll-lny u<"'' > 14, iftB, at • 00 P M ot the Municipal . • '•• lully 1« Very tor *l\ I6B1 lit ui ttv.wn Accessories • stone proteclion os required By Town . Borough ol Oceanport. New jer • • • i ship engineer - sub|ect to od|ocenl ALARIES OF OFFICES AND EM ut'i-i t R4? CMI • CLOVER REALTY 0 LlNCOtN - Skole Flbtiglai Sail owner's permission on Lol 4" •LOYECS. AND MEMBERS OF THE

• 1 • 'OLICE DEPARTMENT. OF THE , .•!.,, t Dining jwal Ready lo go Ashing WOO. Call Resolution No 78 37 - Thomos & I Hwv 34 Keyporl OROUGK OF FAIR HAVEN FOR Doted July 1', ivn W( t/0 VHI AonesCh.iilll, H*y3S, Block 230, Lot 1 110.70 i 264-7400 HE YEAR ifJI." adopted Morch l^ July 17 heci..f)Mh - 17' ALUMINUM BOAT Motor ond NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RE 1. ..11. , II SOLVED, that sold application be da* ous* an MJCMAEL G FRUNJI «jASSOC , r »2S0 Coll atler 6 p.m. BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Mayoi ,,,'iilioinng granted final approvol sublet! to cor Higli U - i. Hut* * ''I"' REALTORS. 6!\ 1BO0 tO9 494 421V ..____ and Council ol the Borough ot Fair „,, MJ Ind reclion ol site plon in uccordonce with 240 Rumson Dmpiett (ji,i, i) to I lowrl N I . MJ livj Haven in Ihe County ol Monmoulh. ll N I M •We Wuhe Houie CollV 11' BOSTON WHAteR »hp John preliminary approvol ond polling ot EMERGENCY ORDINANCC • Hlflhlai luleof New Jersey HKJI MIDDlE*OWN Homes uvoiloble ion, Long Trailer, Good condition necessary bonds. ,,- REQUIRING APPROVAL OF I ,1 IQIOUS (li Mi r HUH D'NG ni Coll tl oin WJ.Ourj up Not in rpolliple lining Section I ol an Ordinance entitled fj »,,,,,., irrunged. vi/U(MW Aihingiiwo Coll 7U-S66? LOCAL FINANCE BOXRO lli.lll AtJO Nevln> Reallv Agency. Call Don Mai AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE . .II R| Al TOBb. IS FOLBOAT KAVAK - Used live Resolution No. 78 41 - Harold PER NJ S «A.4-4S3CC) i i.i V\f< G « , rote (I Ihewi. >*1 W« HE SAIARIES OF OFFICES AND limei.aikfngtm Coll 7417721. oiler 6 Square,lnc Hwy 34, Black I IS, Lot 11 MHIOYEES, AND MEMBERS OF WHEREAS, an emergency has iH.lr u lor 00 1 print • '.il, Krhtien set W MIDUIETOWN HauTorihi.ii li" NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- HE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF orlsen with respeel lo trie condition of nHje (w baumenl M Hi i USI p in . '— various streets In the Borough, as a • SOLVED, Ihot sold application be HE BOROUGH OF FAIR HAVEN I 11 nil I THERE'S ROOM 14 FIBERGLAS BROWNING - 1973 granted the right lo amend preliminary result ol the past iwo severe winters, Two L::;!'•'••' OR T HE YEAR 1971 passtd ond op IM ii i II U'M : ItM hWTi fil lOWfl. tour Trl hullBowrlder 4Jh.p Mercury with Site plan opprovol sub|ed to Ihe terrm proved March 77. 1978, be ond Ihe some which will require that Ihe street* In igrernutiblue. 9ilO) Rug lyefiisl. I . IMIIIIS. Iwu tiJr guntqc FOR ONE MORE! 1 power tilt ond eledflc ilorl. Trailer itipulnled In the March 15. I97B Resolu s hereby omended ond supplemented question be resurfaced during the blue fxiOl Old Conlerutoi Old IOn>| • , >s»,mo In this tour bedroom Spill Level, where wilh wiore ImmaculOte Loodcu win tlonNo 78)7. by adding Ihe (allowing: worm weather months, and no ode- Ml Ml ISM alter 5 p MI os $7500 S66-3IM (S P. 110 77) ate provision wos made In the mB I II I' I I Km i • MHIY INC W2AU room dimensions can easily accom A Effective July 1,1978: Antujirf • , , irii Off • - for the oloresold purpose, ond LMAH Ol IKl ' UllV t..odole (he eapnnding family. 71 OWENS -1KW or besl offer Cobln, Resolution No. 7138 Harolc Senior Police Dispatcher «,300 00 per Sctuare. Inc .Hwy 14, Block IIS.Lot 11 «A 4 46 provides tor Ihe crea fn f ; U'oilftWti ly 400 Ml It FEATURING inboard, needs work, motor good, bt ului L-illu •' UU •A welcoming entry foyer scraping completed 7VJ 4M4 * NOW TMPReFORfi. BE IT RE B EtfBdive Jonuoiy I. 1978 nofonemeigency oppioprlolluri for nnihng'ip> te purpose of Ihe above mennonea, ktV .1 urmul llviny room und (lining room 23' CLAYTON 1974 - MO Chrysler en SOI VfcD, Ihot said uppHcoiion bi ollce Dispatcher M.OOO.OO per onnum • .MI m IJ HA-II- in Brood 51 A ww grunted final approvol sublecito: . i: . A kitchen that con ellmlnole meai- oine. gtmtronlcs recorder, CB, eiec The foregoing ordinance wos In- || • limit londmuik iMnli-rgoInu (urniiiele WHEREAS, Ihe tolol omouni ol d trie soft water pump, stainless slrel gos I. A.T M.y. A. approvol as lo sev-e • )•• huhontt modelnlloiiOfl inlu u Unan lime c educed al a regulor meeting ol the n-njfMi v appropriations created In^ IRI Bt*f»m HI. I uths took Perfect sporldsriing boot 13/00 and woter lotllllles being avolloble ti , i.ii iiri.ic mi cfinlei Office fulfil wb|ect property Mayor ond Counci1l olf 1Ihe tBorough " idlng the opp' opr tullon to lie t reoted ri ( nil QH«r ft n m . U?r7afl. * ' ' '' 3. CompieMnn of OffIfl'otlon ol . e fllf UflYUL N jo| '( ( jj|' |jyj!!lgjjj (his nrrlirtnni e I. Hi/'W W «"' • •.";;,'. ;•-;,;';•;,;'.;;:,,!„::•:; uJj, HV. ol a regular meeting ol Ihe r cent ot the lofal operutli li Ul HII MM N HS H C lr*!h <«O sir let ions, covenanafs, eusenieius ,ni cin imig Iwin leases sold governing body to be held Auousl opriotion In Ihe budget lor '"• '* i Miiilnate nigh rela . Mlddietown, N J Twin engines,, need work Sleepleeps fofouur approval n oppr opr lol ion set forth In the Oft- FURNITURr : . N QfflM Asking 17)57)500 or makke offer CoColll 6 Postlnaof necessaiy bond* male hereof in accordance with Ihe .-niei't. 7 • ui .I fra< Han • tniiii: 1 inisheil (»iiM.- Ml ?6&or m2400 Hesolullon No. 78-1? — Sub. Div II owing i n ' il 3-/1 - Harold Square Inc.. Hwy 34 1. An emergency appropriation be riiruifon frtrupinel nuQIIfil-i. . ., p i awn 842-7565 ALL MAHINC tltCIKONH S VV. ,, . . i ' • rjtlOf tt sove you more Shop around, then call 4nd the some Is hereby mode tor Road Die.ri Herit i ONIAI • | M y | ,1, . , • .in V/.UVMI MIDDLE TOWN - four-bedroom- Boating ETcclronlcs Hoi Line lor free NOW', T°HEREfORe. BE IT RE ,,,.111 8. Maintenance - Oiher Eii Tll i ' Spin Colonial, central air. Twotur.go- SOLVED, that sold opplkallon be »)! Uraad SI. Hwy prtf quote. ^^ penses (Contractual M/,000. many more For morr i roge Inground pool Raised hearth grunted final approvol _ub|ect lo condl g Engineer ing Oihcr Expenses (con- Coll wefkdny. 119 a m lueplaceinkimllY room. Monv exlrat- Voni itlpwlatedtor S P no 77, Resolu n BETHANY ROAD HAZLET, NEW JERSEY OltV) i 1 e nwu 0 U 721 6666 i PrlnclpOll only H1\ W* BLUE: JAY Flberglus Trailer und 1 NOTICE 4 INVITATION 10 BID d'," " ° "' '•... » A r IJWr* • MIHDLETOWN - Charming Ihree dolly Full racing gear Eicellenl ton XMIS'HO. IM0 - Sub. Div. 4-7S • 1 The Ha*let Board of Education 1. Thof said emergency approprla- • i '.Mill SPA1 ' bedroom, new kiichen, counlry seMlnp dlllon Ready to saH. Coll 772-HOB- — MprnS Telro Construction Co., Inc , vites your sealed proposgl lor ._., shall be provldedtor In full In the i mil yet nolk lo railroad, musl sec, 141,000 BLUEJAY NO S9«0 - Two sets ot L 71-31 Mini School Bus 979 budget j|NG i'N » i 0W B • $OVV °THE«EFORe. BE IT RE 671 1)74 or 671 416? , soils, spinnaker, trailer. Excellent con Sealed proposals will be recei« i • • . i . . ii li.iidling. SHOO sq. SOLVED, thai said application lor sub 3 Tnot the statement required b» MKJLJI I IOWN — 5end for our dilton Call 777 7767. by Ihe Boord Secretary at the Board o he Locol Finance Boord has been tiled 11 c OF BED8ANI ' • Ml rtull Dftd storog* roorri division be grunted preliminary ap- tducation Offices. 87 Belhony Rood . • Home* Fur Living ' brochure, pic*. [rsi IV/ ShreMSliury Avc ntri iiiil- OH ui"incy Ctmtocl Mr. BOA1 INSURANCf proval sublect to: with the Clerk and o copy thereof will de^cripllons urltei on available Hatlet. New Jer*ey until 3:00 P.M UARA&E DATS SPKCIA1 ! FREE quotes and binders by Pf>one I Approval Of AT M.U.A. Ol to Thuriduy, August io, 1978 preva le Irommllted lo the Local Finance I . homes APPlfcBROOK REALTORS. sewer and water foclillles being avoll 4 That three certified copies of this tonr- stands, u sn wch |iu00. CALL fOLLFREE 800177 971)3 lime, and then publicly opened _ , i n< oWe'j sublect property. read aloud, as per the minimum sped (Jlnance be tiled with the Local Ff- uiii'' tU V). if-nVd inm- • . . nmoutt, M • Wri COME1 Wood hull cwnJ deck, _ Approval ofFreehold Soil Con- Icatlons which may t>e obtained ondo ince Boord 1IU VO TV slonds, 11 Ml, ottoi ii .it rim MINT'CONDITION wordiihed Interior, main ond Ib Musi V W. wire 4S Ul'-V servation District. die at the Offices of the Boord Sec- 5. This ordinance shall take effect II, [ON i AI i - Sycomon Pro Movi- rloht Inlo this Immaculate cus- veil this week, besl offer Call 741 KM 3 Formal drolnagteosement lobe tary. 11 !V. honu>er M '5. alter approval ot the Locyl Finance Om, WHIUll . , • H .-.Hiiuii 'ii.i Id 'i" Lad iai (nl u lum r.mrh Three bedrooms, living DAY SAILfcM IV Cedur hull, trollei, filed by applicant with Monmoulh Ihe proposols properly e*ea tin MI travelir Iciird ond final passage room, dining room ond one bath All boom lenl. all In good condition Ask on the respective proposal lofm rno HUM JON PUBLIC NOTICE C U trardwaod floors, fenced yard Only Ing 17M Coll 741 «4O * ^esolutlons No. 71 i) - Sub Div be delivered personally at Ihe time a The loregjaing ordinance was In- • !SlFta« 139.900 i ti Morris Tetro Construction Co , place specified in the public odverll troduced and passrd llr^l rrucling al a ,|. i i' lUdllublC till DISCOUNT Inc, Block ib. Loll ntent (or seoled proposals or by U.5 egulor meeting of Ihe Moyor ond Fronl V Red Bonk • I Kilty, will tilllsh lO ACADEMY AGENCY, NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE Moil, howe-er. Ihe Board ol Educulto Council Ol the Borough ot Rumson held will not be responsible lor late moi ,i 7¥« Hwy JS Hoilet. NJ Ship's Store SOLVED, that sold application for sub on Thursday. June In. 1971 and will .i MR i 6NDI I deliveries, and no bid shall be accrplec H 143-4433 diviilon be granted final approvol sub come Up for final consideration and 739-2222 SAVE UP TO 40% otter the specllled lime for opening oil bids pmsuoe ol o regulor meeting ol the lUi-/- I MONMOUTH BEACH Chormlng ON ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS i ml nor y oppr 72 Gtnuqo Sol*" , ' i HoI'dflV t_(l>, viu Hooper Governing Body lo be held on July 27, I two Oedroom Cope Fireplace. The sealed proposal must be su I M Nel I«O». lunu tern* I97B, at 8 XI PM al Borough Hall, East Riporian rights, quiet street. 147.000 ""BwolutUwi No. 78 43 — S.P. 101 78 milled in a seoled envelope ond o Yard Soles II HI . iiy k-a-.tc Ideol tor In FLAGSHIP MARINE River Rood, Rumson, N J al which • • nil "• ' Tli 1465 eves, , - Robert Cronheim, Hwy 35, Block 714. dressed us follows | ,.,i, i,l in u'OuiMiructirp Municipal Marine Basin lime and ploce all persons desiring to HAMMOND 8. BALDWIN MOHGAMVIHE Hondymon's spe_ Hoilet Township Hoard of Educati be tword will be given lull opportunity . , , p , ,|pvJded Irilo lour Atlantic Highlands B3 Bethany Ro uoi' Three bedroom houseon lot And NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE J.GARY SAMMON PIANO AND ORGAN |M ,.- v| II Call S R J Haziet, New Jersey 077 olso a '> otre lot 130.000, Coll 591-1312 291-5600 SOLVED, that said application for slle i . | 15,01 DomPcnna. AM. Mr EuoeneA.tconopoc Borough Clerk CENTER . • • i plon be gronted preliminary opprovai otler 6 p "* . HOBIE CATS - (Twol. 114"4 , Board Secretary/School Buslne JOHNO TEETER equipped. e«cellenj condJHo C liuisio" ol A|tfnberg NtW HOMFS t Letter ol T t M Associates doled Aiii • cu. Ii 1 Ol t 5raB, Briah. l Piano Mouve 10? Bulldlngs/Garoges LAST KtANSBURGMIDOLETOWN I7O34S June 71, 1978, regarding the dfalnnge UdSpec No 78 31 Mini School B Did you know TOWNSHIP - Ranches. BI level, ond 10 a system Final drainage system to be ORDER OF THE BOARD O • • Colonials, starling ol W/M0. Three . | .tor iturngr EYPORT MARINE SALES delcr mined by Ihe Plonnlng Board. EDUCATION 241 Sea Bright_ We Are'N.J.'S. Tues. i1! , lull utul (oui bedrooms, lorgje living room. . , ,'..,- ,.pi-itiic lur bnal HWY. 3i. HAZLET 3 Providing Ihe Plonnlng Board Date July 17,1978 • hltchen dining room corr-omatlon, NOTICF Largest and Oldest u.iV,, LOI tompw VIM IX 3530 or U* 7176 attorney with a deed ol lonveyr--- Euoene A Konopac wall towoll carpeting lhrouor:oul Al •* gar ding merging ot two lots ond Board Secretary/School Business Tne regularly scheduled meellng Piano Dealer tuched garage. All of a mini develop LENTZE MARINA — For Rarllon Boy slle ond proper Adrn of the Sea Bright Boord of Educollon on Mij.,,m and Mamllii, Kimbali. tiulinui 73 Machinery F< men! o ul de soc VA ond S°» U booting. Inout berthlna service lor ilmfrmgi* Mondoy, July 17, 1978, hos been re B.jid«.ir Kowai Knabe, fcverelt. Cu' HO Wanted To Rent July M IN Mi i pollobie Call 495-9371. MT and xH. baah. IS to M\ Used 3. Approval of A I M II ft scheduled for Wednesday, July 19, 1978. •' Hiii inioii.ti'K) PlOyn plonu^ rtSt'HAl I ' "1 Knt soles. 717-2119. sewer and approval ol the Township The IHJOIIC is invited to attend LARGE DISPLAY,Or L'YMAN MAKO, Morquli, Sob'e, Wuler Company os to woter. 228 Holmdel THOS W. GARLAND JR f,.iw I I- OLF AN TOWNSHIP - Wayside Woods Secretory 4 Approval ot Freehold Soil Con GRAND PIANOS ond long View Vlllooe Elegant new Duronaulic, Boston Wtwier, Johnson, ORDINANCE OF THU TOWN5HIP OF Bourd (it Eduiatlon (jtf, ouMilr servation District B0 MAIN STRHEi homes from \94 000 Call HI 0105 OMC. EZ Looder, supplies HOLMOEL, IN THE COUNTY OF Sea BrlgM.N.J.. 077660 .Udcplor work 5 NewJer.eyPOT approval ASBURf PARK N J 07717 H' ag ' RED BANK - For sole by owner Dry s Marine, Neptune 77J 7364 MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, AMEN ml i••) locollon. Bo* to curb cuts (SO UJ )>) y 17 U 30 Bin i •" , including House tour bedrooms, two baths, with Mlk( URY OUTBOARD AND DING A BOND ORDINANCE (NO -,l'l<- N I 07097 Resolution No. 78 U Tonglewood • . detuched office or store Con be seen o MERCRUISER - SALES AND SER HrTl) ADOPTED DECEMltH II, If77 East, Aiwrtmenls & Townhouses, Clll rjjwn dail 9 to ». So! i II.ij H ll'veir ,.'!'' IIS 119 Shrewsbury Ave. Aikin VICE Discount Marine Supplies ond TO PROVIDE ALSO FOR THE WANTJfO TO HI Nl - fwood Ave , and County Rood. IV in.tiif. itinnni'tt- *itl- tl ' ... PURCHASE OF A RIDING LAWN U7.5OO Call Ml .0(31 ^_ boot sale) oil under one roof. Twin ION inud rderentes 1SI, Loll 18.7, Block 160, Lot} .VII IK: Llghl Marine. 149 Hwy », E jiuod rent. Col «tD BANK, FAIR HAVEN - Bordei Keonstwro^NJ. 717-3700, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RE "rmrfiiNED BY THE I This older Colonial Is o winner! T. SOLVED, that sold applicotlor roWNtH'lP COMM1TTIJ 0* "ir living room with fireplace, dining New Jersey's plon be classlllrd incomplete TOWNSHIP OF HOLMOEL, IN THE HAWMOUU ORGAN - woovi HO • REAL ESTATE room, new eat-In kitchen. 24x16 larnlly IS P 10) 71) COUNTY OF M0HM0UTH, NEW • room with stone fireplace ond wet bar Resolution Classified Way M» feature hir m Complete Marine Center JERSEY loot less lhan two thirds of oil Wide'ck ond big tront porch. Prlncl 78-4S - Thomas L, Armour, Long b«iuiy Woitiellduetoarlhrltii. come 77, Pets And Livestock • FOR SALE Tibers thereof affirmatively cc l only Call tor appointment BOSTON WHALER Term Cart Nursing Facility, CIHtwood , it con 7i; *4M • ring) AS FOLLOWS. • i AQUA SPORT Ave .Block 160. Lot 5 Section One. Section I of an < dial IBM TYPEWRITERS i BAYLINER NOW. THEREFORE BE IT RE dlnance ol the Township ot Holmdel - 1 Houses For Sale HOBIE CAT SOLVED, that laid application tor slti entitled "Bond Ordinance Aulhoriilng li» SO pe' "u ••The Action Line" ^"'" SURPRISE PACKAO6 CMALINA plon be classified Incomplete the Purchase ot a Fire Truck, Dumpj AK( 01 RMAM ••!! <• FANTAbl IC HUUCMUHI Ol Compleiellelyv renovaterenovot. d U*ni with apllorv la nov 1 LASER Adelaide Bernhordt, Secretory Truck ond Accessories for the Use In HAL Y BOUND' • block nnd 10". ovollabU ' •••• ' ' i ,,.,., ui v uth County It's yours Mint condillon SHARK Aberdeen Township Planning Boord ^ut^^hip"crt"Holmdil, und' Ap-, 542-1700 Move I Ira left from tnp show or pet. from eiP< HI HeUy Rosi Agency. Five bedroom ODAY July 17 W.00 ,k f M7.000 lor the Uetdti Ml SHJ fla1(no SufI1 O 773 31W IU2 Houses Fur Rent ,.|. NJ 07735 Phone Two buths "" Cost Thereof li ttererjy omended to | Livina rooni, dining room, uen JOHNSON OUTBOARD MtOBEAN STYLE Dining room •i-ll,in Iwu Reduced to 167,900 AAA RATED AtaReoulo . _ set 1970, heavy, decoialively turned f | i,|.-i | in >. I O INC MARIE COX AGENCY of Aberdeen SERVICE CENTER Boord of Adjustment of A t>o%' S'« chalrv retenlly upholstered REALTORS N J , Monmourh County, the f loble pods intlurteO Oood co"nri ;M:600 KUMSON AREA - Send tor our MOO w my Discount on the T«th day of June 1978. • .XIUUS luiwrits •Homes For Llvino ' brochwre. pic*, fo SETTii IMAM Womtn.'* SHIPS STORE HewlutloV No 78-7 - Anita Mary Aug n, .VOH p 1 • descriptions, prices on avolloble i und ossoitfd ring* Gold IOU1 bedrooms. 14' mostrr Woite,7Goston5t W<*k1**,J-<>*'at: to wn lltlt, formal dining homes APPLEBROOK REALTORS. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE brarelet, platinum and diad Ill Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumsor FLAGSHIP MARINE b'oi plfl. diumond itud wirnngv, BOX STAti • FOOBB -VII Nll i n Kitchen Utility SOLVED, by Itw Zoning Boord ot Ad iMige Treed lol, W7 WOO ^_ Municipal Marine Bosln ustmentofWTowrishrpofAOerdeen. .FMClry Wust irll • Atlonllc Highlands lot the applicants ANITA MARY • SEASHORE COLONIAL Down t. 4II5W . .,<• five choLuliife pnd MELftAED AGENCY 291-5600 SAITE ANB JOHN A. WAITE, be U' 9431 S1A1' kl H ' 4Vi Ihe river In Rumson This home has ASSETS KENWORE VfEFRif.r RATi li • und liiuck unit whi'e I S&M WQ tour bedrooms, two boths. den. full granted a vorlance to construe! on In PANE) NIW I ((HUES Open Six Days round swimming pool on certain pre top freeier. godgold,, ltireeyeor\oldyeo\o . red tw lo basement and garage Condition Is etc Closed Mondays fits 1/ 1 1 3737'' " ld 16 klltl Moi'iKifl oreu f|p i i jildei ii oVMK-rale for offers Four mlses known ol 7 Gallon St., and desig- wldr. 16' Hi-. good horm • '" p lelleril and the price Is 159,900. E A Wed ond frl. nil I p.m. 0 and Prepaid Debt Service • u- living nated as Block 7M, Lot , on the Official ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Realtor. SS5 Taxes, Assessments ond Liens Receivable •BSflSiH ling u'i J. oiiLhen utlllly PENGUIN -" Solid Mohogony. |usl To« MOP of the Township of Aberdeen. S;09SOQ • RS Iwa i,nri_qe Can be Prospect e . Little Silver. 741-4500. so as >o construct a swimming pool Accounts Receivable ••- 17,166.10 UrLH Minted, two seis Of soils, spinnaker, : .PI iwn weeks Choose your approximately 17 feet by 34 feet, which Delerred Charge* lo Future Taxation— • SHADOW LAKE AREA - Rustic Cape will conform to all Zoning requlrr Generol Capitol .' 978.5Ti.40 <.IMI kl li ' Cod Four bedrooms, kllchen with ol! ments ol the Township ot Aberdee. uppilonces Included, full basement, de ROW BOAT - 14' TOTAL ASSETS S1./14.UI JO [ASER O DOBtRMAM PINSCHI R PUPPM S (NMOI I •] "MELAAED AGENCY lochtd garage Lovely treed and CALL Champion Hackgrour.d Shot! and :ept mamlmum lol coveroge for ocr (nut tw di • » I V.S0 493(400 shrubbed lol Low taxes 144,900 VA Call m-M» LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND 947 W im 744 «W brfuir • P "i ...sory bulldlr.ffs or struch«res for | W MM Uf OR St If Your home through and F'HA terms available. Call 787-S5M SAILBOAT - Forct S, with troller, all hlch this, variance It here FUND BALANCE 1800,000 00 PIIIM'. ftTTENTIQN' :,,,uest real cslate STORYBOOK HOMES INC., Real Es lble eifros, mint condition' Call Bonds Payable im.ooooo I R| L TO I lute Broker 84 Leonardvllle Rd. 7U.S01SS 763.S01.Si Al .i w •• «i)ild -Century 71 '""Resolution No. 71-8 - Lorraine I Improvement Airthor licit Ions ,,,,,11. Rnjlloi. Ml 76U. Multiple list Belford Plskorqwskl, « Cypress Lane, Block [ Other Liabilities ond Special Funds M6.S24 41 3SJ6M U ' bag 199 ail ;v> Iw 0 SUNFISH 1»74 - Blue, yellow soil Reservefor Cerluln Assets Receivable 105,SOS U : - Croftsit n w -,f h HKI'.MI nplfon iu tiuy. ui SUNRISE .CINTILLATIONI - 6«er newest rwdrter assembly EKcellm Fimd Balance 115.614 10 in.5i.st il I K - Four bedroom Zlm- changing water views from this oldt ...W. THEREFORE, BE IT RE- tnhd., f»i ellr«t indltion 1100 Cck off Ihe masler bedroom. Vic t End table. J old vmull trmol- i uii'u < ul Must glvt car top boal art «l^ PISKOROWSKI AND LORRAINE l WO ch E • torlon charm Is The prevailing style COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND n^oy doe tu dllirrgy Very dffl ( DUPLE W\ n IN( plSKOROWSKI.beoronieda vorlor— Meiniac dishes. 15. Used dressers. 1 p/ound iwimmtng pi • Three tireploces. Sun porch, foyview CHANGE IN FUND BALANCE Me'al clothes cabinet, tl] Two Ian Will »n ti- I ,i w '.oid Muickl* and the dining room ond den. Three bedroom 1P7S 14' STARCRAFT - Aluminum, M lo construct on addition to their oi CURRENT FUND (red). 110 Call 17 m\ before 4 jn (i m HHI» teller Is the urgency. Four large on second floor, three on third. Hop h.p. Mercury outboard. Well molr lomlly dwelling, wtwreln said addition Revenue und Other Income Readied 17 nutifff bedroom suite would be 19 lee) Irom the reor property skip, and jump fo Atlonllc Highland Mbwd^EKtrm. MOO Eves 143 1040 HI N (OU /; uumtiocHti Itlllltw room l*ui.m line, upon premlies known os « Fund Balance Ulltlied 198,000 00 . r-il.t onii i in blue ««lvti w MO WANK . Mmiii •>«;""•; gnrogr Almost holl otre o< Irtes Cypress Lone, and designated at Block Mltcellaneous-From Othtr Thar fre toWe IM,J70« rnd lufJlf. tlO. ( • i tllng nopllancil worth in ••Intfewendentty Owned" M, Lol l, un the OttlcloTTaM Map of tne Locol Properly Tax Levin 110 719.7477 ... 154 Recreational River Rd. Fwr Hoven Township of Aberdeen Collection of Delinquent Taxes W » 1S7.467.18 i required «^ per r^onth 741 7616 Vehicles ADELAIDE BERNHARDT ond Tan Tllte Liem 108 Commercial DUNU Fw oldfi '|MELAAED AGENCY Secrelory, Aberdeen Township Collection ot Current Tan Llvy.. ... I.0M.4OT.0* dogs Covh Zoning Board of Adi uilment Intfrtund Loons Returned 1 1 RV VKHICLE INSURAHCE Rentals -. Slorwi •'uV " " FREE quote* ond blmltri bypfwrw. July 17 »»•» HAZEl TON REALTOR Tolol Income IU1S.14MI , _. ours irjnlne Collnjr if" MCOOWAN RYAN AGENCV. 7 Vert*er Reol Estate E^chanoe^ CALL TOLL FREE UO-m-fm. 1 W 84M on . • P.,er Rd . Red (• mk S47J700 UNION'FALLS - fteaulllul tou II SMOKEY TRAILER - Sleeps tlx Expenditures MMOADST.IfQIANK side both, oas/eleclrlc rttrloeralo 220 Atlantic Highlands Budget Expenditures: IHISH M ' • bedroom ranch, large iMng room I MM HcVl H - Overlooking Municipal Purposes 1713.44*00 1716,441.15 >' onvenifji I let ol In i •i»wly«eds Two bedroom house, tin enclosed porch, cental Olr, finished with freeier, rear goucho with over PLANNINO BOARD N(iwi>.ink piver, thief oeilrooms, two County Taxes 7W.7V4.M 717,757.76 terrt pups whelped,ft. B . shots, pop-' i. ple!ely .eniorttled No pets tJOO basement Gorgeous lol Many e»lras. heod bonk, oil wood cabinets with mor OPTHIBOROUOH smgk? room office (220 sq tjijlhs. living room, dining room. Locol ond Regional School To«e»... 4SI.310.74 4 SI.}».M iiiji-ih plus utilities nnd security. O ronvenlenl lo everything Mint rondi Use and tenon lolnts. Low Illte style for Of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS reo*1v tti go 0" 7'i70. 1710 und up modern kitchen Den with fireplace, Other Expenditure* 546.SO 76,763. If 11) in elevator bldg. with heut Po't Mtnmouth area 7*'"• lion Ownef wa.wd SH-3T74, easy towing Two »lb. propane tanks. RESOLUTION 141 */•>•> Muted por.ti (mirage Expandable al private parking, air condition .,f».' 11. m «otKdays Anytime WAI Kffj & WALKER lull wWffi reor storage cabinets Plenty Mr. Curren offered Ihe following Total Expenditures II.S3S.W7.62 11.4U,m.0l 'i W. 7764 BFAI TORS of cabinet space Inside, targe double Resolution and moved Its adoption, i A1H MAVl N RIVFR OAk.", Shrewsbury Office . 741-S7I3 door Hot wwdrott Ci-celltnt condl WHEREAS, Benedict R. Nicosia services included . U M B6ACH. ?LA tloo. JIJOO.Coll 1*y mi otter S JO p.m. has submitted his resignation at At- 1 A Four bedroom Ranch Mlddietown Sftlce »?1P11 IHHI I "i" H ii two bidroom furnish torney lo the Plonnlng Boord of Iht 747-1100 Shepherd Pup, AKC realstrrealstrrrrlr . M 19' AIRSTREAM CAMPER - Air con |V niJing uit Bormmh of Atlantic Highlands; ond V • V', baths dllloned, full bath, canopy, excellent shots, lo goodiio't. nly 1 J H l(« lull u'lijr i p.rn weekday*- o' 132 Condominiums WHEREAS, the Planning Board Is condition. »6M0 49S0716. ^ Fund Balance, December 31 * MRII lamllv room desirous of HIHnf the Mlfl vacancy. rtiME wotmiIAI ma [HAI ' I Town Houses SKAMPER H'i - Pop-up, sleeps six, NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE- 21.000 sq. H (» '(oof 9,000 auurler <• i tNlcr1 • ?_*n gofneroom retr igtrator. itove, oven, heater, mony SOLVED By the Plonnlng Board ot tfw SHADOW LAUt VILLAOfc - Resole*. •orwDi «* Atlantic HHjhtanrf* *••«* »h* < IV VU txlrus. Ttl 0177 ulh, lor Ihe calendar year 1977 v) ft. 1 floor 12,000 sq tt) Vorlous models. LAWLEY AGENCY. retignotlon of BemdlTR, Nicosia bt the Borough of Sea Brldil, County of Monmoi FUophNf. dining room. Nicely land- Seaman, Registered Municipal Realtors. 741 AMI; eves WI-SSTT. TRAVEL TRAILER - Wlnrtebooo, M", accwtKl. effective jury 1, If 78 This report of oudtt, submitted by Joseph x tailgate loading, railroad sid Miiped Quiet street Excellent office and may M Inspected by 80 Bicycles/Mini sleeps »IM, f"l»Y«l«tpRi, elictrk BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Accountant, Is on tile ol Ihe Borough Clerk'» ing, private perking, alf con- 103 Rentals To Share .choull Mony entrtis IW.SOO CoH 5HADOW LAKE - Beautiful woodland ony Interested per son HI 4W7 PRlMl IPAl I ONI 1 that, etlectlve July t, >W8, James P Bikes selling One-story (own home, Hurley be appointed to fill the told ditioned, sprlnklered Public (Breton). 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