Mass doesn't like the way tennis balls bounce SHREWSBURY - Other courts. The chief also had a Mass filed suit against the back on the chief's lawn matters, council adopted erage, provided the officers at Red Bank Regional High people's tennis balls ire rusty automobile spring borough to stop trespassing "I go home to rest." said guidelines for police officers are wearing regulation uni- School, and made all off-duty back tai the police chief's from the same source that and the lobbing of hundreds Mr. Mass. "I don't go home hired by private contractors forms or coveralls during Jobs strictly voluntary. home court, and last night he he had retrieved from his of tennis balls onto their to retrieve tennis balls for for off-duty jobs such as traf- their extra Jobs. The original motion, served notice on Borough backyard pool. property from the then new- the public." fic diiection or crowd con- The men must be hired made by Robert Minehardt. Council that he doesn't like it ly constructed tennis courts trol "I thought we had re- Besides, the chief said, "I through the municipal of- called for work schedules to •Mitt. _»i »h» *tired" and "old" men. He After he had a chance to young and old to get underneath it." The 44-year-old Mr. Ken- had thrown down the catch both his breath and a Mr. Croddick said that he also spoke to Robert M. Holland, nedy, an ex-West Pointer gauntlet to anyone hi the As- See Eeuedy, page > Kennedy,right, pint medal on Shapiro the newly-elected municipal leader here, and to James Carey of Spring Lake, two of his supporters, before making his decision to withdraw. "They all wanted to work for the Democratic ticket in Novemeber," he said. "They feel that a united effort would be the most beneficial to the party." EPA planning to halt dredge dumping "There's a little bit of John Croddick in every Democrat in the Monmouth County," Mr. Croddick added. "I'll always be there." By MARK MAGYAR Dr. Glenn Paulson, N.J. De- "We believe that the dredge place in the Arthur Kill in authority to compel federal "And you can bet that other partment of Environmental spoils are an even more dan- Raritan Bay, and off Staten agencies to end dredge spoil municipalities will think twice Mr. Croddick had maintained that Gov. Byrne would ap- WASHINGTON - The US Protection (DEP) assistant gerous nutrient source than Island "where the bottoms are dumping by any particular before they miss an EPA dead- point a new Monmouth County prosecutor, fill vacant judge- Environmental Protection commissioner of science, and sludge," Dr. Paulson said. like "tarpits." date," he continued. "The new line after that," he said. ships, and support new legislation to aid the county, If he had Agency (EPA) will adopt soon Assemblyman Anthony M. vii- National AWildlife Feder- Andrew Mank, director of executive order will." Dr. Warren said he ex- been elected chairman. regulation giving It the au- lane Jr., R-Monmouth, have ation last month fUed suit the EPA Office of Water and Dr. Warren asserted that pected all municipalities to The state Senate recessed for the summer last week, thority to force Army Corps of charged that dredge spoils against the Army Corps of En- Hazardous Materials, said the the EPA's authority to enforce meet the 1981 deadline. making it questionable whether a new county prosecutor could Engineers to stop dumping were at least partially respon- gineers, responsible for keep- EPA has previously tried to the 1181 deadline to end ocean "We were originally reluc- take office before next fall. dredge spoils six miles off the sible for the massive fishkiU ing all coastal waterways regulate dredge spoil dumping sludge dumping is "critical" to tant here at EPA to support See Cr»ddkk,pageJ coast of.Sea Bright, senior during the summer of 1I7(. navigable, to halt dumping. through Section 404 of the En- that policy's ultimate success. the 1981 deadline because we EPA officials said yesterday. Dr. Paulson and Dr. Villane The Army Corps of Engi- vironmental Protection Act. "Chris Beck, our adminis- felt it did not give municipal- "We. are working on a Fed; agreed that dredge spoils are a neers contends that it is dump- "Section 404 gave us the trator in Region II, is already ities sufficient leeway," Dr. era] Facilities Executive Or- major source of nutrients that ing "sands" at the designated authority to issue dredge and going after those who don't Warren said. der that will give us as much led to the algae bloom — and dredge spoil dump site off Sea fill permits — covered any dis- meet our Interim timetables," "But once it went through, authority over federal depart- The Inside Story subsequent oxygen depletion Bright, but Dr. Villane charges charge into navigable waters Dr. Warren said. "The City of we treated it as an absolute ments — such as the Army — - resulting In the 1170 fishkiU. the Army with dumping "con- — and empowered us to select Philadelphia was fined $225,000 deadline," he said. as we already have over THE WEATHER The slaughter cost taminants," noting that most the dump site," Dr. Mank said. for ocean dumping Just two V Municipalities can make state's municipalities and Chasce ef skewers teday, uaiy late la aftera*** shellflshermen and clammers of the Army's dredging takes "But it did not give us the weeks ago. it-If they try." private companies," Charles aad snuy aad ceel Umorr»w Complete report on millions of dollars. Warren, director of the EPA page' Office of Legislation, informed And it was only a late Au- The Daily Register. gust-early September "cool FasUeas ea the mtve 14 Bill would protect the Shore Halts Press Heleise IS "The executive order, spell" that averted another algae bloom, severe oxygen GtJdry aabs lKh straight 10 which does not require Con- Register Slalehtise Bireai last November. for revisions. members of the Senate to be gressional approval, will take depletion and possible fishkiU Ceaaty wins Meet ef Champleas 17 TRENTON-The Assembly It was for this purpose that The commission, consisting appointed by the president of effect In the next several last summer, EPA and DEP the division began drafting of 12 members, would replace the Senate, four members of Bridge Advice 33 DAILY REGISTER weeks," he said. officials agreed. yesterday approved a bill directing the state Division of such a master plan last month. the present Beach Erosion the Assembly to be appointed Bashtess 10-10 PHONE NUMBERS Marine Services to draft a Its findings may cause the De- Commission, which is by the speaker of the As- Classified. 21 22 Main Office S42-4OM comprehensiye master plan partment of Environmental abolished under another sec- sembly, and four members of Cemfcs 23 Tell Free 071-iJM for the protection of shore Protection to recommend oth- tion of the measure. The new the public to be appointed by Cresswerd Panic 23 TtUFree M441M Rate hike postponed areas of New Jersey, an under- er projects for expenditure of commission also would be the governor. No more than tutorials 0 Classified Depl MM7M taking the division initiated on the bond issue funds than those abolished as of Jan. 8, 1980, two members of either the Ealertalameat 12 Clrcilatltn Depl S42-40M TRENTON (AP) .- A "We also will need to Its own last month. contained in a proposed list of unless specifically renewed by Senate or the Assembly may Hsreseepe 23 Sports Depl M2-4004 three-month delay in 10 know where we stand on fed- The bill, pasted 5M8.>B1SO projects released before the the legislature, under a special be from the same political par- Lifestyle 14-15 MMdlrlown Bareai 071-2250 percent fare hikes scheduled eral operating assistance," would establish a Shore Pro- vote on the bond issue last No- Sunset provision in the bill. ty Make A Dale 22 FmhM Bareai 421-2112 for July 1 for New Jersey Gambaccini told reporters. tection Commission to advise vember. Assemblyman Anthony M. The new commission's OMturies 4 Loag Branch Bireai ..222-OflO Sparta. 10-17 SlatthMse Bareai M9-292-93SI railroad and interstate bus Gambacclnl's recommen- the division in the preparation In addition to advising the Villane Jr., R-Monmouth and duties would include surveying riders has been proposed by dations will be presented to of the master plan. It now goes Division of Marine Services in Ocean, tried unsuccessfully to and assessing the extent of the state's transportation the state Commuter Operat- to the Senate, which Is In re- preparation of the master amend the bill to specifically damage, or threat of damage, Fair Havea Sidewalk Sale Uksler Dhner $3.30 commissioner. ing Agency on Thursday. cess until September. plap, the new commission also provide for representation by to the shore areas of the state Fri. & Sat., June 10-17. Rain or Poor Man's Special, Steamers Louis J. Gambaccini said The bill, sponsored by As- Is directed under the bill to someone from Monmouth and recommending whatever shine. 90c. Wharf Pub, Shrewsbury Monday the postponement The fare increase was semblyman Michael J. Mat- reVle County on the commission. His legislative or executive action Ave„ Highlands. will give him Ume to decide first proposed at the end of thews, D-AUantlc, directs that any rules regulations motion to move the bill back to it feels necessary to insure res- Circle ef Frieids Dancing. Mace Saloon, whether people who ride April as a way to erase a $7 the master plan serve as the adopted by the department second reading for amend- toration, maintenance and pro- The Riuer's Legbeek Tuesdays, 741-2099 butei within the state million deficit in the state's basis for the expenditure of concerning the expenditure of ment lost, however, on a 28 to tection of the shore. It specifi- Great Father's Day Gift, Aoukt" Ilwtfrpay 1143.0 million transit subsidy monies from the $30 million the bond issue money and to 44 vote. cally would be empowered to Jeki Claicy's • Rmnsei unique and useful. Send 16.95 fare Increases. beaches and harbors bond is- submit to the legislature any The commission, as defined hold public hearings. Maureen McCrtnk sings this to "Logbooks," Box 232, Red sue approved by the voters recommendation!; It may have in the bill, shall consist of four See Share, page 3 U, 9 p.m. Bank. N.J. 2 The DtaSy Register SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY, JUNE 131978 Warehouse gets People RICHARDSON, Texas election campaign,LI. Gev. MOSCOW (AP)- kUaaat Mary AIM Krapsak said Mon- mat All created a circus all his (AP)- Mickey MaaUc Jr., who only last week quit or- day she would not run on his own Monday when he ventured ticket. She left open the possi- Eatontown OK into the Moscow Circus and ganized baseball, captured the Northern Texas PGA Sectional bility she would run against EATONTOWN - The 110,000 to 111.000 above what immediately became the mala Carey for the governorship. attraction. long-driving contest Monday Borough Planning Board last developers had already Carey, who knew of her de- night granted a variance to Venturing out for the first with a prodigious belt of Jit- planned to spend for drainage yards. 4-inches at Sherrill Golf cision, announced bis can- - permit construction ol a 20,0M Two local business men told time after his arrival earlier didacy with only praise for square toot one-story ware- for a 12-day tour of the USSR, Course here. the board that they thought He outslugged his famous Mils Krupsak's "ex- house and office complei on that Anthony Messina, 15 year the former world heavyweight traordinary performance" in South Street, provided the ap- champion was recognized as father, Mickey Mantle Sr., president of Atmos-Tech, was former slugger for the New office. He added that despite plying firm Atmos-Tech, posts being force#H •::.'"• a borough soon as he got out of his car. her complaints, "no lieutenant a bond to correct any future A crowd started to gather York Yankees, wht the baU flooding problem that his lot J0!-yards. governor has been given more drainage problems on the 2 28 as he made his way into the independence, authority and was not entirely responsible The national championship acre lot. circus building. Fans pressed recognition, and she has used for. will be held Aug. 2 at Oakmont The drainage bond agree- Flooding on South Street in him In and asked for auto- it to good advantage." graphs Country Club. ment, which came after a the vicinity of Husky Brook An hour later, Miss lengthy debate between board has been described by at least Inside, the arena was al- Krupsak told a news con- members, developers and ready dark for the start of the WASHINGTON (AP) - one resident as a "knee-deep" Presideit Carter met with ac- ference she was backing out of borough engineers, is to be set- problem. show, but an American tele- her promise to run again for tled in terms of amount and vision crew turned its lights on tor Paul Nfwmai and other Mayor J Joseph Prankel lieutenant governor. length of time the bond is to be him as he proceeded to his members of the American del- said that drainage was one of "I tell you in all honesty held by Robert Steti, borough seat, and rythmic applause BakDylaa egation to the United Nation! the council's major issues this that I have made no other de- engineer. started in the crowd disarmament conference yes- year and added that he would cisions," she added, leaving as he arrived to visit his ill When the show got under- in the musician's 44-man en- terday to thank them for their According to the agree- support a bond agreement in tourage as Dylan emerged work. open the question whether she father in the Israeli-occupied ment, developers for Atmos- way, Russia's leading clown, the interest of finding a long- from his plane at Heathrow would run for governor in the West Bank of the Jordan Tech will be permitted to con- Yuri Nikulin, began his usual At a meeting in the Cabinet range borough solution to the Airport. Sept. II Democratic primary River His father later died,. struct a "rip-rap" stonebasin number, and boasted to the Room, the president said he South Street problem hoped their experience taught or for some other office. In announcing the sentence, surface drainage system on crowd, "I can even show you "Hey, man, that was good," Judge Dov Levine said the the South Street property. "We want to make the best Muhammad All." said Dylan- "It's like a circus them "the complexity of the decision for the borough and questions involved" and TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - court had considered the fact Borough engineers earlier A huge ovation broke out here." we don't want to penalize a helped them form ideas of be displayed permanently in American student Saml that Esmail had not come to rejected the surface drainage among the Soviet spectators, Dylan, 37, is to play six con- the state capitol. Etauil was sentenced Monday Israel on assignment for the good property owner," the who consider Ali a hero be- "what might be the result of system as designed by certs here and then appear at David Eisenhower said no to IS months in prison on his guerrilla organization — the mayor said. cause he refused to fight in the session." architect Robert Cook in favor open-air festivals in Rot- matter where his grandfather conviction of membership in a Popular Front for the Liber- Vietnam. Nikulin carried him He said the United States of a below-surface detention terdam, the Netherlands, and went during his military and Palestinian guerrilla group ation of Palestine a bouquet of roses. had taken a "series of major drainage system which would Nuernberg, West Germany. political careers. "Kansas was The Brooklyn-born Michi- have piped run-off from the Throughout the show, efforts to hold down the threat • Meeting of destruction." always his home ... Kansas is gan State University student, NEW BEDFORD, Mass. property 500 feet to Husky youngsters kept creeping over where he grew up, Kansas who is of Palestinian descent, Brook to All's seat. He kissed the NEW YORK - Freshman The group also included (AP) - After 134 days In an Congressman Brace Capnlo. a Vice President Walter F. Nn shaped his character, and smiled when the sentence was underground box, (•••try BUI Mr. Stetz said that by con- small ones, and gave older Kansas is where he rests for- translated to him from structing an underground de- to fight ones his autograph. key figure in the House Ethics dale and UN. Ambassador Ai- White of Westville, Fla . Committee Koreagate in- drew Y«u£ ever." Hebrew — he could hive re- emerged Monday night as the tention center with piping to The late president, who ceived a maximum of 10 years. the brook, run-off flow would vestigation, said yesterday he new burled-alive record new rule LONDON (AP) - Bab will seek the Republican nomi- died in 1969. is buried at theHe raised two fingers in a holder. be delayed long enough to al- Dylai arrived here yesterday TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - Eisenhower Center in Abilene peace sign as he was taken, low peak water levels to re- nation for lieutenant governor. White came out of his six LONG BRANCH - A meet- and proved that though he's David Elseahower, grandson David Eisenhower is now from the Tel Aviv district by-three-foot coffin at 7 p.m., cede. The 34 year-old West- ing to marshal! opposition to been away nine years and is of the late president, presented doing research at the center on courtroom. wobbling slightly but definitely Chester County Republican He said that a surface new regulations being estab- moving up on 40 he can still to the state of Kansas yester- a biography he is writing about The sentence means the 24- under his own power. He said he was asked to run by drainage system which retains lished by the state Board of raise! sfir"without"singing "a day a large photographic his grandfather year-old Esmail has about nine stomped his left foot to get the Assembly Minority Leader water and relies on absorption Health for licensed practical note, portrait of Dwlghl D. Elsea- months left to serve, since the circulation moving. Perry Diryea, who is unop- would be prone to flood during nurses (LPN) Is scheduled for scuffles broke out between ALBANY, NY. (AP)-On prison term starts from Dec. "I was after the world re- posed for the GO.P. periods of hard rain on 7: SO tonight in the Long eager news photographers and Gov. Robert F. Beuett ac- the same day that G«v. High 21, 1977, the day he was ar-cord, and I got it. That's aU I gubernatorial designation. saturated ground. Branch YMCA, 404 Broadway, protective record executives cepted the portrait, which will Carey formally began his re- rested at Ben-Gurion Airport wanted, " said White. Mr. Stetz estimated that to Many LPNs working In construct a sub-surface nursing homes will lose their ™ drainage system to meet his jobs if the new standards are requirements would cost adopted, and some already have been fired in anticipation Would raise of the new regulations, accord- Discontinue 'animal chamber' ing to Vivian Egidio, Atlantic Mighlands, a Monmouth Coun- By WARREN RICHEV other humane method. that "a training course in the a shipment of muzzles from said that because T 61 con- drinking age ty nursing home employee and EATONTOWN — The med- Last week, Joseph Gold- euthanasia of animals is being Georgia. tained a general anesthetic, a NUTLEY (AP) - State At- southem regional director of leal director and veterinarian stein—a former SPCA volun- carried out and as soon as the The doctor said that either curariform, and a local torney General John J. the New Jersey Licensed; for the Society for the Preven- teer currently with the As- technicians are thoroughly a veterinarian or trained tech- anesthetic, heart beat and tor i«i»w CWIMS Degnan has endorsed a state Practical Nurses Association tion of Cruelty to Animals, said sociated Humane Society- trained in the procedure, ex- nicians could administer the breathing would not resume in met with the Borough Council cept in rare cases, intravenous euthanasia solution T-61 T41 treated dogs. invites you Senate bill that would raise the (LPNA). The LPNA isconduc- yesterday that the society's to live in the grind legal drinking age from 18 to ting the meeting. Wall Street facility would dis- to discuss his charges that the injections will be used for According to a brochure for The curariform ingredient, SPCA had been illegally de- euthanasia" at the SPCA. the product, T-dl "has a gener- manner to which you've II. The new standards would continue use of a decom- a curare-derivative muscle re- been accustomed. Testifying Monday at a require that a registered nurse pression chamber in mid July, stroying animals in groups in Dennis Bailey, manager of al anesthetic action inducing a laxant, according to the re- its chamber. the SPCA facility, said that Dr. rapid and deep anesthesia, fol- port, "further assures that res- II you're used to Ihe best. committee hearing on the bill (RN) be the charge nurse in except in rare cases, you'll wiflt to consider Ihe here, Degnan said the in- each unit in a nursing home, Dr. Harry Millar said that Mr. Goldstein also charged Millar had been training two lowed by respiratory arrest, piration cannot resume, as oc- Cupola -Ihe nitwit in smnf creased age would reduce the positions that LPNs can fill he had been training two veter- the facility was negligent in technicians to perform in- cerebral death and circulatory curred with pentobarbital." ciluant iivinf All wiles ire number of young teens who now, Mrs. Egidio explained, inary technlcans this year to other areas caring for the travenous euthanasia since collapse." private (tor mdmOuili or animals. January this year. couples), eicri with krtchnv drink. "and nursing homes can't af- administer a euthanasia drug A research article in the (Me «nd available unlurnohM An unannounced inspection He said that the technicians Journal of the American Vet- Mrs. Ellis re- elected "You will take liquor out of ford to nave both an RN and an called T-(l to dogs and cats, FAIR HAVEN-Mrs or furnished to suit your own on Hay 25 by the Regional would be on-call seven days a erinary Medical Association personal taste Featured are the hands of the high school LPNInaM-bedunit." rather than having the animals Eleanor Ellis will continue as senior," Degnan said. "He will The state LPNA has won a placed in the facility's decom- Health Department upon re- week to handle, if necessary, a dated Jan. 15, 1978, compared 3 superb meals • day from quest of the council showed the heavy schedule. the effectiveness of T-81 with the Republican municipal a diversified menu, maid be less likely to distribute it to postponment of the July T start pression chamber, service, planned activities, facility "is in compliance with He uid that as soon as the another drug commonly used chairman after she was re- younger children, and it will of the new regulations "but Though the doctor was elected to the post in last theatre, (ift. barter and the 'Rules and Regulations technicians begin work, the de- for euthanasia, Pentobarbital beauty shops, card 1 |ime ; make it more difficult for them that is only temporary," Mrs. quick to add that there was night's election for municipal Governing the Operation and compression chamber would Pentobarbital, according to rooms, libraries, delightful ; to get liquor." Egidio said. nothing illegal about using a leader. Maintenance of Kennels." only be used in special in- Mr. Goldstein, is currently freenhousc, CUR I fully • Degnan said a task force Some nursing homes, ex- decompression chamber and Elected GOP vice chair- slatted infirmary.. ail for At the time of the inspec- stances. "Hopefully not being used for euthanasia by report on the drinking age pectlng the July 1 implementa- that the chamber had been ap- man was Neal B. Haviland He one modest monthly lee (you tion, SPCA officials assured many," he added. the Humane Society. never buy a thing)1 Excellent question should be released tion of the new rules, already proved by the state veterinary replaces Curtis S. Townshend the regional inspectors that Mr. Bailey said that the The article reports on the siwppinf njtil nearby. within the next few weeks. have hired RNs as charge association as a humane who formerly held the post. I In 197}, the Legislature nurses and fired the LPNs who means of destroying animals, only one animal at a time was chamber would be used in incidence of resumed breath- So. come make yew neit being destroyed in the cases when the technicians ing by dogs after they had been years the very best rears of voted to reduce the drinking formerly had those jobs, she be pointed out that the T-61 your lilt... at The Cupola age from 21 to 18 said. intravenous injection was an- chamber. could not get close enough to injected with a fatal dose of MarlbSro GOP According to the health de- the animal to give an injection one of the two drugs. MXFMOraiMCtllM- selects Previte "FHE CUPOU SIOHY" partment's report 738 dogs and, without sustaining injuries. He The report states: "The 430 cats were destroyed at the said that wild cats would be most striking difference in the MARLBORO - Richard SPCA during the first four difficult and dangerous to han- effect of the two agents was Previte was re-elected Re- Weather: Fair tomorrow publicnan municipal chairman months of 1(78. dle, and that in the case of the fact that pentobarbital did Yesterdays high tea- southerly changing to Blrmlngftom to 71.16 clr such a cat caught in a trap last night. Barbara Stokes and Botton 11 » rn The Health Department in not maintain cardiac and res- •eratire at Ike Register northwest 15 to 25 knots by Buffalo coy its inspection report noted no both the cat and the trap could piratory arrest in three of the Leonard Dyer were elected co- weather slattea was U degrees noontime, northwest 12 to 20 Crtorlitn SC M 77 cdy be placed Inside the chamber vice chairpersons of the party. Chicago 90 74 .03 Cdy violations on its 5t-criteria in- 12 dogs. Whether these dogs W 100 Kidfewood »«enue —i the kw.M. II was (4 at ( knots tonight and Wednesday. 1 im mm it i IS 67 clr without endangering the tech- Mrs. Stokes was an incumbent, Cleveland 17 W cdy spection check list. would have survived the initial Paramus, NJ. 0/652 ' p.m. ud Ike •veraigal tow Weather, showers or thunder- Columbui 15 61 clr Mr. Goldstein, however, re- nicians. injection alone is a matter for and Mr. Dyer replaced Ed- MII44MMI was 77. Tetey'i I a.m. tea- showers this morning, partly Dal Ft win 95 75 Clr ward McGurk. Denver 71 51 clr quested, that the mayor and Dr. Millar said the only conjecture. Certainly, in peratare was (1. There was It sunny this afternoon, fair to- De* Molnei » 60 clr clinical practice such a Detroit II 70 cdv council conduct or authorize thing holding up the facility's ; preripiutl«« H tat 24 hears night and Wednesday. Visibili- phenomenon does occasionally Honolulu •; n cdy periodic inspections of the switch to the intravenous ; eatlsuj at I a.m. today. There ty, 5 miles or more except 2 to Houston n 77 cdy shelter "to assure the public method was a delay of an occur and is undesirable." i were M degree days yester- 4 miles and locally less In ind'opolli •7 72 clr Jacks vide •6 73 64 cdy that procedures at the SPCA equipment delivery, including In concluding, the report day, • tar l»r muta art 5,I7» showers this morning. Aver- Kan'* City 92 61 .16 HI Lo* V*ooi 100 74 cdy are according to state stat- f*r Ike seasMU date. age wave heights, 2 to 4 feet Little Rock 91 74 Clr utes." today and 1 to 3 feet tonight. Loi Angetet It 63 cdy Cloudy with a chance of Lowlivlile « 69 clr The former SPCA enforce- showers or a thundershower Memphis 90 77 cdy ment officer said that he would TIDES Miami 17 10 NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS. ; this morning becoming partly Milwaukee 91 70 .14 clr compose a checklist of infrac- Saady H*ek Mpli-St. P. •0 56 ,11 Clr sunny this afternoon, highs 70 New Orleans 91 73 tions for health department in- TODAY- High 2 07 p.m. .14 cdy , to 75 (or 23 Celsius). Clear and New York M 61 spectors and council members and low 8:16 p.m. Norfolk •0 SS cdy BORROW ; cool tonight with lows in the Orlando 96 77 13 cdy who womld conduct the inspec- TOMORROW-High 2:05 Phllad'phio 15 62 rn ' tow to mid 50s, sunny Wednes- Phoenix 109 73 clr tions. i day with highs 70 to 7i. Pre- and 2:57 p.m. and low 8:47 Pittsburgh •6 61 cdv BIG MONEY a.m. and (:14 p.m. p flood, Ore 17 57 Mr. Goldstein said that he ' cipitation probability, 50 SI. Loult 90 75 clr considers the use of a decom- For Red Bank and Rumson St. P. Tampa 93 74 09 cdy for any worthwhile purpose! percent this morning, decreas- Salt Lokt 73 46 cdy pression chamber inhumane ing to 20 percent this after- bridge, add two hours; Sea Son Diego 74 64 clr Bright,deduct 10 minutes; San Fran 71 M cdy and "morally wrong." noon, near zero percent to- Seattle 72 SS .03 rn He said the Humane Socie- ; night and Wednesday. Winds, Long Branch, deduct 15 Spokone 70 50 cdy Washington •7 65 cdy ty uses only the Injection meth- south to southwest 5 to 15 mpb, minutes; Highlands H.-Previewiday'i Ufh. TAKE YEARS bridge.add 40 minutes. L»—PrtvtMn toy' s le w. od of killing surplus animals. All the Good Things becoming west to northwest HI Prc-Freestone* tw M hews end The May 25 inspection by 1 WUHINOTON-9MWM Mt 1 p.m. 1ST r*M*r*r 20 to 20 mph this morning, conti- r- Sir.m rt#.r1 •• l OUk-Uy CMMItK the health department said nuing this afternoon and to- N M IMw m evtleek fer You've Come to Expect... Mr IH»«f t«M art tn- TO REPAY night. Ocean water tem- » J fc * * ^^1M« • p.m., *tin ftftCMf Mfki t*w

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But we are not a its reprrvntative in southern cancer patients can be pre- — After three months of oc- The Israeli television ser- MOSCOW (AP) - The Israel occupied 500 square conquering army, and we do Lebanon. The Lebanese vented through recently de- cupation, Israel was withdraw- vice reported several doien United States has made no re- miles of Lebanese territory, guerrillas have slipped past not attack." Moslems and the Palestinians veloped feeding techniques. ing the last of its invasion force ply so tar to a Soviet charge of "Most feeding therapies are from the border north to the UN. troops and returned to have demanded that he be re- from southern Lebanon today Haddad took control of a spying and complicity in extremely simple if physicians Utani River, in four days of southern Lebanon It claimed moved Radical Palestinians as Moslems and Palestinians 700-man garrison in the south- murder against a woman CIA will but recognize their Im- fighting in March after 16 Is- this infiltration "indicates a say they will defy the military agent who was on the staff of disputed a Christian bid to take raelis were killed In a raid by ern Lebanese town of Qleya portance and become familiar change in attitude" by the shortly before the Syrian army moratorium proclaimed by the American Embassy in with the methods," he said. over the area. Palestians from southern Leb- commander of the UN. forces, guerrilla chief Yasser Arafat Moscow for two years. By Monday night, the six- anon ended the civil war In the rest Maj. Gen. Emmanuel Erskine of Lebanon. As Christian- unless the U.N. troops take The Soviet government mile-wide strip still under Is- The purpose of the invasion of Ghana Moslem hostilities continued In over all the territory given up newspaper Iivestia said Captured raeli control was manned by was to establish a guerrilla- A UN spokesman in Jeru- the south, other Christian by the Israelis. Martha D Peterson, a Viet- ST VINCENT, Minn (AP) skeleton forces free security belt along the salem said the peacekeepers' militiamen Joined his force and Palestinians north of the nam War widow who was the — Three escaped prisoners "The army has already border. After the United Na- policy was "to persuade any the Israeli army gave them Litani exchanged artillery fire embassy's third secretary, who allegedly stole a plane and . folded up and packed its equip- tions sent a peacekeeping armed force to avoid entering artillery and logistic support. with Christians south of the was expelled last July for es- flew from Nebraska to North ment," said one officer. force to the area. Israel sur- river for 14 hours over the pionage and that she supplied Dakota Monday were captured JahaCraMIek "There's hardly anything left rendered much of the occupied Lebanese Christian politi- weekend, but Israeli officers Monday night by U.S. Border potson to an accomplice who territory. But when It an- cal leaders want the Beirut said the area had been quiet used It to kill "an innocent Patrol agents, authorities said. nounced it would withdraw Shore government to name Haddad since then. person who stood In his way." The men, two of them con- from the remainder by June The accomplice was not victed murderers, had put Croddick 13. it said it would "take meas- (continued) Assemblymen William identified, although presum- crude dummies in their beds at (continued) ures to ensure" the security of ably he was a local Russian. the Douglas County Jail in Israeli border settlements and Gormley, R-Atlantic. and Search Mr. Fiorino's choice for the prosecutor's job is Alexander Joseph W Chinnici. R-Cape But Iivestia said "also im- Omaha, broken out of their Lehrer of Elberon Mr. Lehrer is a law partner of Richard its Christian allies in southern plicated in this espionage" was maximum security cells, sto- Lebanon. May and Cumberland, con- (continued) Bonello, the municipal attorney in Long Branch, Sea Bright, and tended the new commission three or four miles." Robert Fulton, the first secre- len a car to ride to a suburban Eatontown, who is regarded as a staunch ally of Mr. Ftorino. The Beirut newspaper As airport and taken the airplane, wasn't necessary. They said Glen was 145 pounds with light brown hair and brown eyes tary of the embassy's political Paul Kiernan, county sheriff and Long Branch municipal Safir said the Israelis were section from mia-1975 to authorities said. the Beach Erosion Com- The youth had bruised his chest on a tree stump while diving leader, announced Saturday his endorsement of Mr. Fiorino for . handing over their positions in Into the water during the afternoon outing at the Reservoir, Mr. mid-1977, and two visitors from They were captured when mission had been unable to re-election, as did Sea Bright Mayor and former Freeholder the W-mile-long belt to Chris- Smith reported. The family believes the Injury wasn't serious Washington In 1(75, S border patrol agents Harold work becasue Gov. Brendan T. Cecile Norton. tian militia forces led by Saad enough to be In anyway responsible for the tragedy which Karpovich and J. Gruener. Anderson and Clay Kleppen Byme and Senate President Both Mr. Kiernan and Mrs Norton were early and staunch, Haddad, who fought the occured later. saw them hiding In bushes Joseph P. Merlino, D-Mercer, Neither the embassy nor supporters of Gov. Byrne in his re-election bid last year, while Palestinians and leftist Leba- had failed to make their ap- Mr. Smith said that the teen-ager had been helping out Ms the State Department had any along a highway near St. Vin- Mr. Fiorino endorsed Joseph Hoffman in the primary. nese Moslems in the 19-month cent at about 10 p.m. CDT. pointments to the commission. brother-in-law, who Is in the fence-building business, after comment, but Western sources In a statement of support on Saturday, Freeholder Ray Lebanese civil war that ended dropping out of Middletown North High School, earlier this year. The plane had been found in November 1976 As Safir "This is strictly a dupli- in Moscow said Miss Peterson Kramer had announced that all of the county's Democratic "He was a good kid, not that he was an angel, but he Just at a remote landing strip near said 50 Israeli military vehi- cation of effort," Mr. Chinnici was not declared persona non legislators and county officials are actively supporting Mr. couldn't be beat," Robert Smith said. grata until after her de- Pembina, N.D., close to the cles were repainted to remove asserted. He further charged Fiorino's re-election. Among the survivors are the youth's father. Vincent Accera, parture. Sources In Washing- Minnesota and Canada the Star of David and turned that the old chairman never Mr. Croddick, who is the Township Council president here, of Atlantic Highlands, and his mother, who lives in Red Bank. ton who asked not to be identi- borders, and agents had been over to Haddad's men along called a meeting. opposed Mr. Fiorino for the party chairmanship last year, and Glen's parents are divorced, the family reported. fied said she was a CIA em- on alert in the area because with 20 artillery guns. This was an apparent refer- lost by a fewer-than-expected 47 votes, 268-to-221 ence to former Sen. Herbert J. State Police at Colts Neck said Sunday they had found a ployee who had been working one of the men's relatives lives He was nomtnmted last year by Neptune Township Mayor The report also said Israeli in a cover job in the embassy's in the area, authorities said. Buehler, D-Monmouth and white t-shirt at the scene. Joseph M. Pepe, who publicly supported his bid this year. officers told mayors of south- Two young bikers, from Port Monmouth were the nearest consular section. Authorities said the be- Ocean, who was still chairman Mr. Ktramer said that the elected officials who endorMsed ern Lebanese towns and vil- pertms to the scene of the drowning which occured at about lieved the fugitives were of the commission at the time Itvestia said the charges Mr. Fiorino, Including state Sen. Eugene Bedell, Assemblymen lages Sunday that while the of Ms defeat in his bid for re- 7:30 p.m. Sunday, state police said. against Miss Peterson had trying to cross the border into Richard Van Wagner, William Flynn, and Walter Kozloski, withdrawal would take place Canada election last November. One of the youngsters reportedly heard cries for help and been kept quiet at the request Surrogate Andrew Smith, and Freeholders Thomas Lynch and as scheduled, Israeli forces arrived at the water's edge, just In time to see Glen go under, The men did not resist Dr. Vlllane argued on of the United States. It said himself, had sent brochures to all Democratic committee mem- would retain several outposts but the water was too deep for the youngster to attempt to save when captured, authorities behalf of the bill, however. they were being made public bers in the county. to help Haddad against return- him, rescuers who arrived later at the scene said. said "I can't tell you how Impor- now because the U.S. govern- "We want everyone to know of our support, and to be aware ing Palestinian guerrillas and It has not yet been reported whether or not Glen Accera ment on June 1 made public Its their Lebanese Moslem allies. tant it is to get something 13 die of Mr Fiorino's accomplishments," Mr. Kramer had said. going on erosion control," he ever found his keys, but they are the keys to the unknown — charge that the Soviet govern- whether Glen was on his way out to the Island or on his way VII.LK MARIE, Quebec told the Assembly, noting that' ment bugged the U.S. Em- home. bassy and because of the es- (AP) - Police said Monday badly needed funds for shore pionage Mai in New Jersey of they recovered the bodies of 11 Kennedy protection have been allowed two Soviet employees of the canoeists — 12 school children to accumulate, unspent, In the Norton chosen Select O'Connell and one adult — who died dur- state's shore protection ac- United Nations. (continued) seled his cheering sup- nedy later said he knew then ing a violent storm on a lake count. shower, (he latter the com porters from the Assembly, —when he couldn't see Mr. SEA BRIGHT - Mayor HAZLET - The Re- near this community in north- "We must have legislative pliments of State Police "If I were betting, I'd bet on Shapiro in the full block that Cedle F. Norton was re- bubUcan Party has voted Tim . Nazis western Quebec. Input," he said elected chairman of the Demo- O'ConneU as municipal leader. SKOKIE, 111 (AP) - Jew- quarters in the Statehouse, Kennedy." stretched before him—that A provincial police spokes- Mr. Shapiro acknowledged But Gov. Brendan T. he was In deep trouble. cratlc municipal committee Mr. O'ConneU replaces Fred ish militants say they will put man said 10 canoes carrying 28 receiving a few "tips" on Byrne, who served as the The racers ran past the Tavern is fined here last night Turner. thousands of marchers In the students and four adults on an how to cun the race from official starter, reassured Statehouse to the next cor- HOLMDEL - Coach and streets of Skokie to block a outing from St. John's Private fellow Assemblyman him. ner, then downhill again to Four Restaurant, Route 34 and planned N»zi demonstration School in Claremont, Ontario, Charles Mays Sr., DHudson, "Don't forget, Peter, this the War Memorial Building Pleasant Valley Road, agreed that has gotten ctearance from were caught in a storm Sunday a former Olympic runner. fellow's a Republican and and all the way around It to pay a 13,200 fine for liquor the U.S. Supreme Court. afternoon on Lake Tlmiskam- "He told me to run at my they usually trip over them- once before returning to the license violations In lieu of a But a Nazi leader said the ing. about 225 miles northwest own pace," Mr. Shapiro ex- selves," the governor said. Statehouse. 32-day license suspension. Supreme Court's action Is a of Ottawa ' plained. Asked why he step toward cancellation of the The governor, who be- "Here he comes," As- The state Alcoholic The dead children, all boys, hadn't slowed down some af- demonstration because two of came the center of attention semblyman Daniel New- Beverage Control division said were between 10 and IS years ter opening such a wide lead, If* money when you need it! three demands the Nazis said himself upon his arrival in a man, D-Ocean, an ex- the restaurant agreed to pay old, said Mike Maunder, assis- he replied: "1 figured the would get them to call off the natty green and white huberant shouted from his the fine In connection with tant headmaster of their faster I ran, the sooner I'd June 2} rally have been met. checked sport coat and vantage point in an As- charges that two Juveniles school. get it over with. matching green slacks, blew sembly window high above purchased alcohol there on With Monday's Supreme CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Authorities said 18 "I don't run at all. I find It the race to a start with a the parking lot when he saw Nov. 23, 1(77, and that one1 of Court ruling and the Illinois itCONVEMfNT OFFICE* TO MM WU MUXUfX MONMOUTM OCEAN IMON canoeists were rescued and a boring sport," Mr. Shapiro whistle provided by State Mr. Shapiro round the War the Juveniles consumed alco- Legislature's refusal to limit MIMHI PO4C one was still missing Monday Police Memorial Building. hol there. or ban the demonstration, the added night. A search was continu- He said the most The two runners sped only unmet condition is remov- ing. ing ,a W,000 bond requirement strenuous sport he induges in down the park ing lot hill for a rally on July I In Chica- Is an occasional game of ten- towards the Delaware go's Marquette Park, said Gas,oil nis. River, then ran up a ramp Richard Tedor, spokesman for NEW YOBK (AP) - With Before the Assembly ses- onto Rt. M, an expressWaY the National Socialist Party of the busy summer driving sea- sion broke for the lunch hour that runs behind the State- FATHER America. A federal court hear- son under way, oil-Industry of- and the race, Mr. Shapiro house complex. They con- ing challenging the regulation ficials say motorists should cautioned his colleagues that tinued down Route 29, with a is scheduled for June 20 have no difficulty finding he hadn't had a chance to State Police car slowly fol- train for the race because of lowing them, to the corner of Tedor said the demonstra- gasoline. In fact, an abundant WILL ENJOY another race—his successful Calhoun Street, then ran up tion In Skokie, home to several fuel supply appears to be limit- ing price Increases. run for the Democratic nom- the hill to State Street. thousand Jewish survivors of ination for Essex County ex- HlUer's World War II death "Assuming no unforseen Mr. Shapiro had already ecutive in last week's prima- rounded the corner from A YOUNG MAN'S LOOK camps, was designed to call developments, we think the in- ry election. attention "to the fact that Na- dustry supply of motor Calhoum onto State Street, IN HIS DRESS SHIRTS zis are being denied their free gasoline this summer will be And once changed Into his which runs in front of the speech rights in Chicago. adequate to meet demand," running gear, which in- Statehouse, before Mr. Ken- (Nazi leader) Frank Collin E.J. Hess, vice president of cluded tennis shoes instead nedy turned off Route 29 CAREER CLUB makes says we're using Skokie as a marketing for Exxon, said of running shoes, he coun- onto Calhoun, and Mr. Ken- a quality dress shirt tool. If we get our rights back Monday. with a young look.-It in Chicago, we'll forget Skokie. Other industry officials sug- fits well and looks good "If we can march In Mar- gested the supply already was on anyone. quette Park, we won't go to more than adequate. Skokie." said Tedor. "If It's "The gasoline inventories QOLdEN SHORT SLEEVE — $10 to $15 not decided by June 25. we'll are high, there's plenty of go into Skokie." crude oil available and re- Oxford button down collar fineries aren't even running at solid, stripe, tattersall Cancer capacity," said one industry broadcloth regular collar spokesman, who asked not to WASHINGTON (AP) - A be identified. "And this is all solid, stripe, plaid leading cancer researcher after the busy Memorial Day says many of that disease's weekend." victims die of malnutrition LONG SLEEVE — $10 to $15 before the devastating ailment In addition, newly released Oxford buttondown collar becomes fatal. statistics show the average solid, stripe price for regular, leaded That opinion was offered on gasoline Is actually lower than Broadcloth regular collar Monday to a Senate nutrition It was at this time last year solid, stripe subcommittee by Dr. George and unleaded fuel has shown L. Blackburn, a member of the only a minimal price Increase. by Harvard Medical School facul- ty, who said many cancer pa- tients die of malnutrition be- Baptists cause treatment for the dis- ease kills their appetite. ATLANTA (AP) - With anti-homosexual crusader Career Club "No better example exists Anita Bryant a prospect for than that of the late and dist- high office and President inguished senator, Hubert Carter scheduled to appear, Humphrey, whose changed Southern Baptists eyed a vast HandbrsMidr of«oll»dtoiasso physical appearance dramati- evangelizing goal at the start rwartsccm Fft>W» Day, any cally reflected a deteriorated of their annual convention. day. A.14K • iope:h)8ir, nutritional status which all too Citing the objective of $16M6;bere(r jtarwwn) 15",$149,96; in frequently accompanies the gokHffled: his, $27.96; hers, $22.95. B. 14K disease process in cancer pa- bringing the gospel of Jesus to tients," Blackburn said. every person on Earth by the gold (win name plate ID bracelet: his, $149.95; year 2000. their president, the hers (not shown), $119.95. C.14K gold rope Humphrey died Jan. 13 after Rev. Jimmy Allen of San An- chain bracelet his, $108.00; hers (not shown) a long struggle with cancer of CLAYTON and MAGEE toniq, Texas, said there are $95.00. Other gold f«ed bracelets $10.95 to the pelvis. Although his physi- •. • signs of a mighty break- $19.95. Let us show you the ropesa t LJttman. cal appearance deteriorated through of faith. noticeably In the final months men's & boy's clothiers since 1846 of his life, he continued to dis- "There is a very real possi- play an exuberant personality bility that we are at the edge of the greatest explosion of Chris- and zest for politics. 25 lino stores in N«w Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania Blackburn said Humphrey's tian expansion in the history of MonmoutttMill, EsKmtoMi* Dtf»10««a0 "determined struggle to main-' Christianity," he said in his Ocean County UM. Toms Rh«r«Djil»10U930 tain a relatively normal life- presidential address Monday. lomsRIVM ShoppingCenttf *Mon. ttmfrt. IONS, Sat tie style is an unusual exception to The ambitious aim of ihe ManaUpan Mai, Eftfltftown. Mon. thru rVUvtl 930, SaC.IOtiO 19 Broad Street Red Bank the pattern observed In most denomination, once a regional temlnally-ill cancer.patients in body but now spread na- whom weight loss, weakness tionwide as the country's big- and depression produce a gest, most thriving Protestant lingering, bedridden^ # denomination, is called "W«. open Wednesday and frtday until He MM that more than half mission thrust." « . . . 4 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY,N J TUESOAT IIHIHIIIIMMMIUUIIIIIIII Illll ••UIUUIIIII •MIIHUIIIIIUIIUIIIIIH Hazlet eyes program for gifted Obituaries By MM IRAMLEY dicated that about 25 students Expansion of the industrial out this summer." Mrs. tural Arm of Eckert and HAZLET - A special pro- in the eighth grade can be ex- arts program to the elemen- Donohue said. Galan of South Brunswick, gram for girted and talented pected to meet the criteria. tary grades is alss con- Also needed for continuity which has been commissioned eighth graders is being pre- "The financial commitment templated by the curriculum of any industrial arts program to come up with a plan for Morris A. Warar, had cleaning firm pared for the 197HW0 school of a program of this nature committee and the adminis- which may be devised for the appropriate expansion. INTERLAKEN - Horns M years. year. should not be of great magni- trators. Mrs. Donahue con- elementary grades Is ex- The firm's recommenda- A W»r»r, 52, of 711 fUymere He was a member of Con- Mrs. Mary Donohue, chair- tude. No new material will be tinued. As with the gifted and pansion of industrial arts facil- tions will be put to public refer- talented program, no finds are Ave, died yesterday at Jersey gregation Sons of Israel, man of the Board of Educa- required, only one teacher and ities at the high school endum The earliest the refer- available for expansion- in the Shore Medical Center, Nep- Asbury Park, and the Con- tion's curriculum committee, money to provide special ex- endum could take place would coming school year. About 50 percent of the stu- tune. gregation's Men* Club reported at last night's board periences similar to those used dents in the township school be in late September. Mr. Bom in Jersey City, he had Mr. Warar was an Army, meeting that such a program in the speical special ed pro- "There Is no proviso for system are vocation oriented Cabrera estimated. lived in Asbury Park before veteran of World War II is being worked up by Roman gram. Inasmuch as there is no such a program In the 1978-79 and do not plan to attend col- • If the referendum is de- moving here 24 years ago. He was a member of the Cabrera, school super- provision for such a program budget. As with the gifted child lege. Mr. Cabrera explained. feated, the architects will re- He was the owner of United Jewish War Veterans Post IIS intendent, in cooperation with in the U78-79 school budget, it program, an alternate had un- ceive a fee not to exceed "It's not fair to give them a Cleaning Contractors., Asbury of Asbury Park, and the Shore John Frascatore, director of cannot be considered for that til it can be discussed for the t5.000 If the public approves, taste of industrial arts training Park, a firm founded by his Lodge of B'nai B'rith, the curriculum, and Ralph school year, but it will be dis- 1171-80 school year, an alter- the fum will receive 8 percent Guadagno, assistant principal in elementary grades and then father 50 years ago. He had Building Service Contractors cussed in the fall in connection nate had to be found. This was of the cost of any new addi- of Raritan High School. have to cut them back in high been associated with the firm Association. with the next school year." discussed with the board tions and 10 percent of the cost and ... the board gave its per- school becuase we don't have Surviving is his widow, Because funding is not Mrs. Donohue said. of any alterations. Mn. Hilli. B. Mrs. Molly Wolk Warar; two EauawttCherae In the meantime the plan mission to implement a pro adequate facilities." the super- available to Implement the full The board members could sons, David A. Warar of for permitting eighth graders gra'm of this nature under the intendent said. program in the coming school give no estimate of costs until WoodaU Waukegan. Ill, and Neil S. who qualify lo take high school auspices of any PTO that is To provide adequate facil- Area man year, Mr. Guadagno is explor- il is known what the architects OCEANPORT - Mrs. Warar at home; a sister, Mrs. courses would be used to fill interested as an after-school ities in the high school, the ing the feasibility of allowing club Detail* will he wnrkod will propose Bilhe B WoodaU, U, of 52 Anna Rosenthal, here. will open eighth graders who meet the gap. board has hired the architec- Werah Place, died yesterday The Richard C. Hoidal Fu- gifted and talented criteria to at Monmoulh Medical Center, neral Home, Ocean Township, take, courses in English, Long Branch. is In charge of arrangements. convention mathematics or a foreign lan- Bom in High Bridge, she guage in the high school for had lived in the Shore area lor James Brady, had MIDDLETOWN - Emmett To ask roof repair bids high school credit during 27 years. G. Cherne of 71 Libbey Place, 1178-71. advertising firm state commander of the Veter- She was a service assistant By JULIE WOLF ing no. board president. The board announced that a with the New Jersey Bell Tele- ans of Foreign Wars, will open "Mr. Cabrera feels that the Mr. Hawley and Mrs. Under Mr. Boyken's plans, report from the Public Em- LONG BRANCH - James the VFW Department of New 'elite cadre' — one group with phone Co in Red Bank. She P. Brady of 353 Lowden Court, HIGHLANDS - The Henry Stefanski said last night was part of the roof will be re- ployees Relations Commission had been employed there for Jersey convention Wednesday, common levels, interests and Hudson Regional Board of the first time they had been placed,, while other spots will (PERC) mediator, who held a died Sunday at Monmouth July 21. in Wildwood abilities — under the tutelage the past N years. Medical Center. Education voted last night to able to review the plans for the be repaired Insulation will fact-finding session with the A department memorial of one teacher for major sub- put up for bids for the first step Mrs. WoodaU was the Born in Cliffside Park, he roof work. "I don't want to also be Installed in certain board and Ihe teachers union service will take place jects would be the most benefi- in roof repairs to cost a total of widow of Frederick WoodaU, had lived here 16 years. vote on something I Just heard areas, Mr Boyken said last last week, will be due after who died in 1967. Wednesday evening In Conven- cial for these students. They 1130.000 over a four year peri- about," Mrs. Stefanski said. night. July 4 He was a partner in the will be mainstreamed with She was a member of the tion Hall. Thursday, June 22, od. The board reviewed the He said he will oversee The school board and the Severance and Brady advertis- will see a business session fol- their peers in other subjects." Glad Tidings Assembly of God ing agency, Asbury Park. Under the recommendation proposals made by Mr. Boyken work to be done by contrac- teachers held the fact-finding lowed by the department ban- Mrs. Donohue explained. of Richard D. Boyken, an Church. Wayside. Mr. Brady was a communi- before taking the vote. Mr. tors, and a five-year guarantee session, after previous at- quet and beauty pageant. Fri- architect hired lo supervise Mrs. WoodaU was a mem- cant of St. Michael's Roman Criteria for choosing stu- Boyken said part of the work is being asked of the contrac- tempts to settle next year's day and Saturday will be taken the roof work, the school board ber of the Telephone Pioneers Catholic Church. dents to participate in the on the roof would be done in tors. contracts were unsuccessful. up by business sessions, elec- voted to send plans for the of America and a member of Surviving Is his widow, gifted and talented program four phases, spreading out the In a 4-J vote and one absten- If both sides do not accept the tion of officers, the convention proposed renovations to the the Monmouth County Local Mrs. Dorothy Hyndsman would be five: an IQ of 130 or cost over a four year period. tion, the school board voted findings of Dr. Hugh Carey, parade and the department state for approval and to ask 1001, Communication Workers Brady; a son. James M. Brady above, motivation, emotional The school board has alloted down a 1978-79 calendar pro- the mediator, they will return commander's ball. for bids to be submitted by of America. of Manasquan, four daughters, and socia| maturity, ability to $27,000 for the rbof in this posed by Superintendent to mediation sessions. . Mr. Cherne said he expects June 28 The vote was 5-3 in Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Garramone of work independently and paren- year's budget, Joseph Isch The opponents The teachers are reported- more than 50,000 members, favor, with Mrs. Audrey Mrs. Gail Scalzo of Oceanport; Wall Township, and Mrs. Dee tal consent, the board member which is enough to pay for said there were too many ly asking for a I.I percent and friends to attend this Stefanski, Joseph B. Hawley and a sister, Mrs. Florence Cell!, Mrs. Janet Mlncieli, and went on the first phase, according to holidays and the classes ended salary Increase, while the year's convention. and Mrs. Margaret Scales vot- Kice of Long Branch. Mrs. Judy Brabham, all here; Mr.- Frascatore has in- Mrs. Joan Dempsey, school too late in the month of June. board is willing to grant five The Damwno Funeral a brother, Edward Bardy of Mr. Isch had proposed a percent. Home, Long Branch, Is in Saddle River, and 18 grand- calendar which conformed charge of arrangements. children. with that of the elementary Two students receive honors school In Atlantic Highlands. Westlake, Clayton The Hoffman Funeral Harold J. Reynolds Home is in charge of arrange- By BOB BRAMLEV "Be It further resolved that der the Comprehensive Em- On recommendation of the one of the two towns served by given new terms superintendent, the board Henry Hudson. The only dif- RED BANK - Harold J. ments. HAZLET - Eileen duly authenticated copies of ployment Training Act voted to hire Dale Orlowski as ference with the Highlands Reynolds, 86, of 25 Gerald Crawford and Carolann thsi resolution, signed by the (CETA) Title HI, and provides RUMSON - John E. West- a teacher of the handicapped elementary school calendar, Ave., died yesterday at Riv- Salvatore Olivadoti Porzio. Raritan High School president and attested by the for participation of youths as lake was re-elected Democrat- for the 1978-71 school year at a Mr. Isch said, was the that erview Hospital. students, have been honored secretary, be transmitted to paid aides, imput of youth in ic municipal leader by an 8-4 LONG BRANCH - salary of 111,100 David St. Highlands has not scheduled a vote, defeating Brian Boyle, Bom in Jersey City, he had Salvatore Olivadoti, 82, of 103 by a state Senate resolution for EUeen Crawford and Carolann planning, implementation and the two weeks they spent In the Ponio." evaluation, community input John was hired as a high holiday for Martin Luther King also nonmlnated for the post in lived here most of his life. Hillside Ave.. died yesterday school resource room teacher Day, while Mr. Isch proposed last night's municipal chair- He was the retired owner of at Monmouth Medical Center. office of Sen. Eugene Bedell, "I take great pleasure in and the building of responsi- bility, self-confidence and at 115,800 Barbara Laurie was that Henry Hudson provide a manship election. a clock repair business here, Born In Italy, he had lived D-llth District, as part of their bringing the resolution to your commitment to the community hired as a remedial teacher at holiday on that day. Mrs. Catherine Haran was Mr. Reynolds was a mem- here for the past 80 years. high school program. attention," Mr. Cabrera told in participating youths. Cove Road School at 117,200 Mr. Hawley and Mrs. unanimously elected vice ber of the Old Guard, here. He was self-employed gar- Roman Cabrera, super- the board members. Esther Nemetz was hired as a Scales, two of the board mem- chairman, replacing Mrs. He was the husband of Mrs. dener before his recent retire- intendent of schools, com- Tne gUper,ntendent an. With its main focus the learning disabilities teacher bers who voted against the Marilyn Gardner. Helen F. Reynolds, who died in ment. mended the two students at nounced he has received state creation of Jobs through youth and consultant at a salary of calendar, said they opposed On the Republican side, UN. Mr Olivadati was a com- last night's meeting of the approval of the district's sum- operated projects, the pro- $23,430 effective July 1. 1978 having a holiday on Martin Lu- Mrs. Jane G. Clayton win con- Surviving is a son, Paul municant of Holy Trinity Ro- Board of Education and read „,„ work My program to gram is expected to employ through June 30.1979. ther King Day. Manuel Greco tinue as the Republican munic- Reynolds of Atlantic High- man Catholic Church. the Senate resolution, in- be funded jointly by the town- about 300 youngsters. and Mrs. Virginia Mendes ipal leader, and Suzanne lands; a daughter, Mrs. He was a mmebmber of the troduced by Sen. Bedell; Mf and lhe state each pilUlrlf! were the other two members Melhado remains in her post • Thelma Greenwood, with Amerigo Vespucci Society of "Whereas Miss Eileen up B800 ne prograrn w[g Crawford and Mis* C'rolann , , voting no, while Mrs. Stefanski as GOP vice chairman whom he lived; two grand- Long Branch. mn lhrougn Ju v and A Holland winner abstained - « children, and three great- Porzio of Raritan High Schoot A M of stutal.s seiecXe$ for Surviving are his widow, Other ammendments to the. grandchildren. Mrs. Jennie Renzella of Hazlet Township, Mon- the program will be submitted Lepore re-elected mouth COunty, are presently at the next board meeting calendar proposed were the The Worden Funeral Home Olivadoti; two sons, Peter and in Marlboro Twp. elimination of Columbus Day LITTLE SILVER -Frank is in charge of arrangements. Rocco Olivadoti, both here; assigned for a two-week period Mr Cabrera also M_ in the as a holiday and the shortening Lepore was re-elected chair- two brothers, Carmelo and nounced that Thomas Gam- By DAVID TURNER votes." adding that that those of spring vacation. man of the Republican munici- Luigi Olivadoti, both of Italy; a Bedell, and 202. Death Notices and bino, director of Exemplary MARLBORO - Robert M. votes created a "standoff" Mr. Isch said he would re- pal committee here, and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Barbara Sestito of "Whereas Eileen and Innovative Programs for Holland was elected chairman against Mr. Salkind. vise the calendar and bring a Suzanne Castleman was re- Italy, and two grandchildren. Carolann are participating in of the township Democratic Mr. Vuola, who had publicly new one back to the board for elected vice-chairman in the OLIVADOTI— Solvalore Age H. The Damlano Funeral Party last night, and said that expressed support for Mr. organization meeting last Of Hillilde Ave.. Long Branch on June 17. which their parents, adminis- submitted an application to the consideration at the next meet- 1971. Funeral Thursday. June IS ol • a.m. Home is in charge of arrange- he won because his supporters Salkind, said "there is unifi- night. from flte Domlono Funeral Home. US ing. Third Ave.. Long Branch. Matt of Chrls- ments. had united against the cation of sorts" in the township tlon Burial 9 am of Holy Trinity R C Church. Interment WoodOlne Cemetery. challenge posed by former party. Oceonport. Vltifatlon 2-4 and 7 9 p.m. on * '°""* Mayor Morton Salkind. He bad said last week that Wednesday. Lottery winner Mr. Holland received II he might run for municipal School vote in April and the State Senate, now, Mr. Gambino has requeted TRENTON - The winning votes, while Mrs. Surae Wolf, leader. Mr. Vuola said last REYNOLDS—Morotoj.oge 16. therefore, $338,888 in federal funds, nam- number in New Jersey's Pick- who backed Mr. Salkind, re- night that he had declined to Bonk Devoted father of Paul and "Be It resolved by the Sen- ing the Monmouth County Thelmo Greenwood. Funeral services It lottery yesterday was 528. A ceived seven votes, and the run, because he "didn't want almost a sure bet on Wednesday, June 14. at* II a.m. at ate of the State of New Jersey: Board of Freeholders as the straight bet pays I1M; a box current municipal leader, to be municipal leader." the worden Funerot Horn*. HE. Front " That this house hereby prime sponsor of the program Register Statekease Bureau pared to Jan, 25 now. St.. Red Bank. Interment Glenwood bet pays $27, and the pairs pay Richard Vuola, received three "If he (Robert Holland) Cemetery. West Long Branch. Visita- welcomes Eileen Crawford and the Hazlet Public Schools TRENTON-A bill which rejected by the voters, the tion Tuesday IS ond 7-9 p.m. IK. votes. adheres to Democratic princi- and Carolann Porzio with us in as the local educational o'per would permanently move local governing body of the munici- Mr. Salkind had abruptly pals, then he will have my sup- the chamber today, and wishes ating agency, the super- and regional school board elec- pality would have only 14 days surfaced last week In the town- port," Mr. Vuola said. them we well in their future intendent said, tions from February to April instead of the present 30 to ship, after an 18-month "I don't think he wiU de- endeavors, and The program is funded un- was passed by the Assembly consider and cut the budget. absence from the public spot- viate," he added. yesterday, 61-6, and oent to the On May 1 the school budget light. He had said that several Mr. Vuola said that "the Senate would have to be certified to committee persons were ask- whole thing came together" at the County Board of Taxation, $ 00 ing him to become the local Assemblyman Walter about "5:30 to 6 p.m." The instead of on April I as at pres- COMING party leader. committee had been scheduled Rand, D-Camden, sponsor of SAVE 3 ! the bill, said the change was ent. On Sunday night, Mr to meet to elect the municipal needed because the State De- REDWOOD STAIN Salkind announced that he was chairman at 7 p.m. The County Board of Taxa- partment of Education needs tion would have until May 10 to withdrawing from the race. He "There were phone calls by more time in which to figure strike the tax rate, compared was not available for comment the millions, and sessions by out and notify school boards of to April M) now, and the local SOON! last night. the hundreds, and personal vis- their permlssable budget In- tax collector wouldn't have to A friend said Mr. Salkind its by the tens," Mr. Vuola now. crease under the cap law and send out tax bills until June 21, was "supposed said, describing the days be- Watch for the latest to review applications for cap instead of the present June I. tween the pirimary and last Mr. Holland, whose can- waivers. The first tax payment. after New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER didacy was backed by the night's committee meeting. Under the bill, elections in that would still be due Aug. 1, Marlboro Democratic Coali- "At the last resort, every- featuring the 777 SHKWSMRY AVENUE, SHREWSBURY regional school districts would as It Is now. tion, said that his election one prevailed on everyone be held on the first Tuesday in "may well" result in a unified else. We felt It is the right April Instead of the first Tues- Democratic party In the town- route to go for Marlboro," he Manalapan GOP Bell System day in February and elections ship. added. in local districts would be held designate** Gyer He said that any split be- on the second Tuesday In April tween the Marlboro Democrat- Pick Schneider instead of the second Tuesday MANALAPAN- James ic Coalition and the persons in February. Gyer was unanimously Re- who ran for the committee on in Little Silver publican municipal chairman the Regular Democratic For three years running, last night replacing Joseph Re- Organization slate, was a "a LITTLE SILVER-Mrs. from IS75 through 1177, the agan, who had been chairman family feud." Freida Schneider was re- scheduled February school here for several years. Mrs. elections were postponed a PAGES Mr. Holland said that he elected chairman of the Demo- Sandra Bertola was re-elected month because of uncertainty thought many committee per- cratic municipal committee vice chairman by a 5-to-3 vote here, overcoming a challenge about the amount of state aid over Ms. Jean Gaglladl, who EVER TALK TO A COMPUTER? sons "saw Mort (Mr. Salkind) that would be available to pub- Use it often to find: as someone from outside step- from the committee's vice- was then elected secretary chairman, David Pollock. lic school districts during legis- unanimously. Insurance It such a maitlvi and compltu butlnns, that ping Into a family fight." lative consideration of the WHO experts mora and mot* utw It mad* ol computer*. They're fast and Mayor Arthur Goldzwelg Twelve members of the 14- means of funding the "thor- WHAT •mctocM but they DO h*v* th*k drawback*. DM you e»er try lo said that Mr. Holland's victory member committee were pres- services and products talk ow your dalm, or dltcutt your p.non.1 home or auto ough and efficient" education Abernathy heads WHERE locations and phone numbers rnaunnc* rawto with • computer? It can drive you up the was a "unified result." ent at last night's meeting, and law «nM "What we have for the first Mrs. Schneider was elected by Freehold Twp.GOP Mr. Rand's proposed bill WHEN hours 1 time In many years, Is a uni- a vote of 8 to 4 over Mr. That * on* ol th* raaaon* why an Independent Iniuranc* FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP fied Democratic Party in Pollock, she said. would change the entire sched- WHY repairs, advice, information agent I* to Important In thl. computerized work). A* your - Mrs. Beatrice Abernethy Marlboro," the mayor said. Mrs. Schneider said she be- ule for approval of a budget, Independent agent, w* at» MM r*pretenl»tl»et ol several was unanimously re-elected companies. Thl* mean* w* can serve you ami your need* "We can now start moving the lleved the challenge was beginning with submission of Republican municipal chair- Bell System lint, grire you continuing day-and-night personal aenrlce, and township Into positive pro- spurred by her support of John "* proposed budget to the help you get a lot, lak tetntment H a Ion occur*. grams, Instead of political man. David Brunelle was fellow Rages Croddick last year in his un- state commission of education, elected vice chairman, Mrs. Protection ot your family, home, car. and other valuable bickering." successful attempt to unseat The *«»Une would be moved possession* I* loo Important to leave lo a computer alone. Tanya Van Vechten Was Lei us be your prole»iloo«l Iniuranc* advl»*r. Call us. And II Township Council Presi- county chairman John Florino. I"™- Dec. 1, as it Is at present, elected corresponding secre- a computer answer* — hang upl dent John F. Croddlck, a lead- "I Intend to support Mr. to Jan. 15. atary, and Mrs. Elizabeth er of the Coalition, said that Croddlck this year if he The final budget would Veieits, was elected treasurer. Mr Salkind "didn't have the challenge* Mr. Florino again," have to be prepared by the votes" to become municipal she said. school board by no later than Shields picked Use your Yellow Pages fora:: :~*fre worth. WILLIAM MILUIKY AliBICT chairman. Mr. Croddick, Marlboro the second Tuesday In March, "It was cut and dry," he council president, had been compared to the second Tues- 714 W. PARK AVE. 520 MAIN ST. HAZLET-The Democrat- •aid. planning to battle Mr. Fiorino day in January now, and the ic Executive Committee1 has oaiHumr in «... rcoiv taoAoit} Mr. Croddlck said that his for the chairmanship at to- public hearing would have to re-elected Francis * '"'-yr, ' 'lOKS mvia MO-tWO faction held onto 14 "solid night's meeting In Eatontown. be held before March IS, com- Your one slop answer lo complete insurance coverage 4 as municipal chairman Red tape dearer SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY JUNE 13 1978 FREEHOLD- Residents comment and review of the strip by the county Freeholders may be at will have an opportunity to project, which has been un- While members of the stake than dredging air their views on a proposal der consideration for II county's airport develop Residents that the county purchase and years ment advisory committee Though a price of |7 to lit operate the privately-owned The freeholders will re- are pressing for quick ap- million has been placed on Monmouth Airport in Wall lease a final report today, proval of the project, its the Wall Township airport, project'expense to speak Township, at a public hear prepared by the consulting future remains uncertain be- between 80 and M percent of ing'ii the Vail Township In- firm of Howard Needles cause of the freeholder's re- the acquisition funds will •y ilLDY McCORMICK termediate School, June M Tannen and Bergendoff, luctance to commit any probably come from the fed- fAlR HAVEN - Red tape surrounding permits for dredg- at I p.m. Falrtleld, which will recom- county tax dollars in a eral sector, with the balance kg from the municipal launching ramp, BatUn Road, appears to on airport The Board of Freeholders mend the purchase of the stormy election year, where to be paid by state and coun- be costing more than the original estimated cost of the project, scheduled the date for public 745-acre Wall Township air- the control of the board of ty dollars but Mayor W. R. "Ed" Kiely said he hopes It can be worked out "within our budget J "TXhe coat of engineering and permit fees would be greater than the cost of dredging," he said at last night's Borough Council meeting "The red tape is costing too much Judge would have given money," he added The project was originally estimated to cost between »l,500 and 1,900, the mayor said. But according to Henry F. Perfect for Dad! Labrccque, borough engineer, the process could cost |3M to MOO the Son of Sam the chair In engineering fees alone. NEW YORK (AP) - David "If I were back there today. any question of that." Corso Norelco Speedshaver The borough seeks to dredge the area surrounding the R. Berkowitz would have got- I would have supported re- added. "There is no question launching ramp which has become heavily shoaled. Many boats ten the electric chair had that instatement of capital pun- but that he knew what he was can only be launched and brought back In at high tide. The option been available, Justice ishment, based primarly on doing and he knew the conse- mayor estimated dredging would be necessary approximately Joseph R. Corso said yester- what I have seen in 4ft years quences of what he was doing. Ml yards from shore. day after sentencing the Son of as a Supreme Court justice as- Now equipment purchased for McCarter Park will be in- HOSPITALIZED— New Sam killer to IS years to life in signed to murders," Corso stalled as soon as the current park cleanup la completed, Jersey Public Advocate prison. said. In New York, the Su- Billy Beer according to CouncUwoman Katherine C. Shafer. She said Stanley C. Van Ness was "I think if we had capital preme Court is a trial court. maintenance crews are concentrating now on removing broken in satisfactory condition punishment it would have been glass from the park to make it safer for children yesterday in the coro- "I have noted absolutely a deterrent to the obviously senseless killings. I firmly be- is not quite Chief George E. Chandler said that problems begin when nary intensive care unit absolutely senseless killings at Atlantic City Medical lieve many of these murders patrons of Lock, Stock and Barrel drink in cars parked near the that come into my would not have occurred had park, and throw empty bottles Into the park. Center, a hospital courtroom," the Brooklyn Su- as flat now spokesman said. Van we had capital punishment." The borough may consider installing a barrier in front of the preme Court justice said in LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Ness,44, reportedly suf- Corso, who plans to retire park's baseball diamond which, according to Coundlwoman chambers. Billy Beer had heady sales at fered a heart attack ear- at age 70 in September, also Nancy E. Kern, is often used for parking by restaurant patrons, Corso was one of three the start, went flat a bit last ly Saturday morning af- said he believed the only i type of barrier is needed to deter this parking, officials Judges who sentenced winter and is brewing new cus- ter gambling at Resorts ground for appeal was his find- Berkowitz for killing six young tomers as temperatures rise Internaional casino, in ing that Berkowitz was compe- Borough Council accepted the resignation of Roy W. Nelson people and wounding seven this summer, according to the Atlantic City, the night tent for trial. as court clerk, a position he held for 22 years. The Superior others. In all, the 25-year-old man who makes it. before. His companion "On the basis of the testi- Court has mandated that court clerks attend courses on the former postal clerk was sen- then was Emil Mattel, mony before me in the com- "I'm disappointed but not functioning of the position. Mr. Nelson, in his capacity as tenced to 315 years to be director of adminis- petency hearing, I have no discouraged by the results," borough administrator and borough clerk, said he would be served consecutively, plus con- tration for the Public Ad- doubt that my decision will said James F. Tate, president unable take time from tXhose duties to attend classes. current sentences of well over vocate's Department. stand up under any appellate of the Falls City Brewing Co., NameN as his successor was Madeline B. Robbins Deputy 100 years. However, under scrutiny," he said. which persuaded Carter to court clerk will be Dale A. Krueger. Mr. Nelson's resignation is New York state law, a pris- "I think he's a very sly, promote the product that car- effective June JO The new appointments are effective July 1. oner Is eligible to apply for cunning individual who still ried his name. parole after 30 years confine- Council adopted aim ordinance regulating parking In the Richman in has not told the true story ... Introduced to the public ment regardless of the municipal parking lot, River and Fair Haven Roads. Parking is He knew what he was up to," last September, the brew Is cumulative sentence. prohibited from midnight to I a.m. without police department the Dept. Corso said. "I have had no now distributed in 11 states. permission. A vehicle, if It has been left In the lot for more than Corso had noted earlier that doubts about his sanity." "Sales were phenomenal three daysmay be towed away, under the new measure. The when he was a state as- "That he is a mentally dis- during the first few months," ordinance also establishes a loading zone at the rear of the of Energy semblyman he was co-sponsor turbed individual who requires said Tate, who did not supply hardware and drug stores, and sets a maximum parking lot of a measure repealing capital psychiatric care - there Isn't specific figures. speed of 10 miles per hour. Register SUIebease Birrn punishment In New York. Gov. In addition, the ordinance calls for a stop sign at Clay Street TRENTON-Charles A. Hugh Carey recently vetoed and DeNormandie Avenue, and a yield sign on Hlllcrest Road at Richman of Freehold, director such a bill the Buttonwood Drive Intersection. of the Division of Energy Plan- Also adopted was an ordinance providing that municipal ning and Conservation in the Our 53rd Y—r parks be closed from dusk to dawn. This will enable the police State Department of Energy, COME TO OUR ANNUAL department to patrol parks because of problems with drinking has been appointed an assis- and disorderly conduct in the McCarter Park area. tant commissioner effective Introduced for public hearing June 26 was an ordinance July I. SALE ON ONLY DINING providing fZS.ON for the purchase of capital equipment. A total The appointment was an- of 011,000 will be financed for purchasing the heavy equipment. nounced yesterday by State Energy Commissioner Joel R. Jacobson. ROOM PIECES Mr. Richman, U, will be assistant commissioner for SAVE FDA eyeing planning while continuing to Why Psy Hfoh Prlc9$ handle his former duties as director of planning and con- 4-DAYS servation, according to Mr. WINDOW tumor cause Jacobson. SHADES 3 NIGHTS WASHINGTON (AP) - The active Ingredient In virtually and wait... and wait an non-prescription nighttime sleep aids may cause cancer in Gov. Byrne June 14th, 15th, 16th animals, the Food and Drug Administration said yesterday as it took the first step to ban the substance. announces 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. The FDA said a preliminary study indicated the chemical, AND ALL DAY SATURDAY methapyrilene, may be cause of tumors In test animals and asked the National Cancer Institute to expedite further testing two choices | June 17th of the widely used antlhtstamine. Register Slatekaue Birean- In the meantime, the agency said, it would permit use of TRENTON-Gov Brendan 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. another similar chemical, pyrllamine, although none of the T. Byrne yesterday appointed Ingredients now used In over-the-counter sleeping pills meets M. Wilma Harris, Eatontown, "the minimum legal requirements for safety and effective- to the state Student Assistance ••Harden ness." Board, and W. John Gould, of • Hickory Chair Pyrilamlne Is not now suspected of causing cancer. By Red Bank, to the Graduate •Hale allowing Its use, the FDA will permit makers of over-the- Medical Education Advisory counter sleeping aids to keep their products on the market while Council • Hitchcock further tests are conducted. The appointments were • Henkel-Harris filed with the Secretary of BRING IN YOUR The Proprietary Association, a trade group for the over-the- State. Virginia Galleries counter drug industry, said pyrilamlne Is a weaker drug and ROLLERS t SAVE Ms. Harris is associate PLUS • Sugar Hill indicated it would oppose the FDA's proposed ban on themanager of the personnel de- grounds that the data on methapyrilene "are insufficient to Room Darkening partment for Prudential Prop- BhadM to kMp Itw hot • Liberty Tree by Leister warrant taking It off the market." erty and Casualty Insurance tun out, starting at 2.31. • Plus Other Famous Makers The FDA said It will consider written objections and re- Co. She formerly was as- quests for bearings before taking any final action, which means sociate dean of students, assis- 32 BROAD ST. the ban Is at least a year away and quite possibly more. tant dean of students and coun- RIO BANK Methapyrilene now Is used as the active ingredient in selorin-residence at Douglass 741-7900 Sominex. Nytol, Excedrin PM, Compoz and Sleep-Eze. College. 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Established in 1H7H — Published by The Hed Bank ReRisltr •y JACK ANDERSON from both Congress and the pleased to announce, has The tax rebellion in Califor- General Accounting Office joined our staff nia is merely the opening bat- NICARAGUAN PLIGHT: ARTHUR Z. KAMIN ' The memo was actually tle of a nationwide revolt WASHINGTON signed by his executive assis- We recently reported on the President and Editor against oppressive taxes and tant. Col. Brian S Gunderson plight of American busi- government extravagances. SCENE But it clearly implicates nessman Arthur Chariton who Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor We have warned in past col- Brown in the coverup of the has been locked up for a year umns that it was coming. overruns. The memo also without a trial by Nicaragua's MiiHimiiiiimiiiMimHitiHiitiiHimimiiii dictator Anastasio Somoza These budget battles are shows that Brown personally The dictator apparently . is " TUESDAY JUNE 13 1978 usually won by the bureau- criticized Fitzgerald for speak- holding Chariton until a crats. They strike back by ing out about the |2 billion The man he would like to Somoza bank recovers money eliminating services and pro- waste and set in motion the ANDERSON displace. Jimmy Carter, has that a Chariton associate al- grams that are calculated to first inquiry that led to already been bound by I he legedly embezzled 'The natives are restless/ outrage the public. This causes Lilliputians. This is evident in Fitzgerald's later ouster by the in the White House, aides sent a backlash, and the budget the Pentagon where waste has Nixon administration word to Fitzgerald that the The detention of Chariton. cuts are quietly restored reached its most alarming It took Fitzgerald four new president would intervene we reported, smacks of ran- In California, the bureau- peak. years of costly court battles personally to stop the harass- som. Yet American Am- crats undoubtedly will try to Enormous amounts have before he was cleared of the ment It was indicated that bassador Mauricio Solaun slash projects that are dear to been spent on weapons that smears. The court ordered the Fitzgerald would be assigned handed Chanlon over to the voters' hearts. You can bet should never have been built, Air Force to restore him to his as a watchdog to keep a sharp Somoza's goons when the dis- the bureaucrats' own per-battles that should never have job and pay him his back eye on major weapons expen- traught businessman sought quisites and pet projects will been fought and perquisites salary. But the Air Force has ditures. refuge in the embassy be the last to go. that should never have been carefully kept him away from But the promises were nev- Two outraged con- But our soundings indicate permitted. All too often, the any files that could be used to er kept The president, mean- gressmen. Andrew Maguire. that the taxpayers are more main purpose of a new ap-embarrass the brass while, appointed Harold D.-N J . and Richard Ottinger. determined this time. They propriation has been to pro- As a presidential candidate Brown as Defense Secretary D.-N.Y.. fired off a private don't begrudge money for le- vide some military chief with fresh from the peanut fields, Obviously, the president is tak- protest to the State Depart- gitimate government needs, better accommodations, more Jimmy Carter criticized the ing his advice on Pentagon ment. "Mr. Chariton." they but they hate to see it wasted men to command and more Republicans for firing spending from Brown, not wrote, "has not enjoyed what They have lost patience with gold braid on his uniform. Fitzgerald. He solemnly prom- Fitzgerald. And Brown doesn't we might consider due process government agencies that Occasionally, a lonely hero ised, if he should be elected to want a watchdog in the Pen- of law. nor has he been given squander their money for friv- appears like A. Ernest the White House, "to protect tagon Not even the powerful the opportunity to exonerate olous purposes Fitzgerald, the Air Force cost our federal employees from Sen. William Proxmire. I) himself through the judicial mechanisms of the - California's Gov. Jerry analyst, who exposed nearly $2 harassment and dismissal if Wis. has been able to get Nicaraguan system." Brown, therefore, can make or billion in cost overruns in the they find out and report waste Fitzgerald in to see Brown. break his political career by C5A jet transport program. As or dishonesty by their superi- A spokesnan for the De- Significantly, the letter the way he handles this sud- his reward, he was hounded ors or others " fense Secretary said they have added: "We feel that the U.S. den, severe revenue loss. out of the Pentagon. Carter declared earnestly: been unable to find a copy of government may have acted In If he stops the misspending, An Air Force memo- "The Fitzgerald case, where a the embarrassing 1M8 memo haste by retiming Mr Chari- he could become a formidable randum, dated Dec. 10. 1M8. dedicated civil servant was But we have seen a copy. ton ... The State Department candidate for president. But If and hidden from the public all fired from the Defense Depart- Footnote: The reportingo nmight have assumed more of a he lets the bureaucrats manip- these years, contains instruc- ment for reporting cost over- this story was done by thesympathetic position with re- ulate him and cuts out vital tions from then-Air Force Sec- runs, must never be re-Pulitzer Prize-winning In- spect to Mr. Chariton's conten- services, he could lose the gov- retary Harold Brown to hold peated." vestigative reporter Clark tion that the charges against ernorship in November. back the embarrassing figures Once Carter was ensconced Mollenhoff whom, we arehim were fabricated "

\ • • Regulation doesn't come free

By JAMES J.KILPATRICK HIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMHIHIHIIIIIII The sum is three times the whatever to the $2 7 billion the When President Carter annual capital spending of the airlines must spend every year asked the Labor Department entire industry. to comply with Civil Aero- last week to ease up on theCONSERVATIVE Even before Mr. Carter nautics Board requirements textile industry, the president suggested that OSHA elevate Much of the activity conducted provoked some criticism he VIEW its sights a little lower, the in the name of "regulation" is didn't really need, but he made agency had reduced its de- doubtless good and construc- a point that ought to be kept in iiiiitiHimiiimiH mand to an estimated $625 mil- tive. mind: In terms of federal reg- lion in capital spending. The But is all of this expense ulatory activity, there's no Textile Institute was studying necessary? All of it? In 1176 free lunch. that compliance does not that proposition last week the Environmental Protection The point is often over- create certain values. But the Certain aspects of the problem KILPATR1CK Agency imposed compliance looked. We know that It costs a expense of federal regulation are now tied up in U.S. District costs on industry amounting lo bundle to maintain the buultimatel- y appears in the price Court, where the textile work- $78 billion in plant and equip- reaucracy required to admin- of everything we buy. ers' union, furious at the presi- proper burden in terms of the ment. Given a choice, con- ister the various rules. Every This was Mr. Carter's dent, is pushing for prompt value to textile workers. sumers might have opted for automobile buyer, for one ex- thought last week in asking the and tough regulation. Weidenbaum and DeFina water a little less pure In ex- ample, Is vaguely aware that Occupational Safety and Mr. Carter's concern was make no attempt in their study change for prices a little bit Regionalization at R-FH he paid something extra for Health Administration to step that a stringent requirement to fix values one way or anoth- lower. The users of prescrip- emission control. We tend to back from the proposals OSHA would add to the cost of fin- er. They do observe that the tion drugs pay what amounts The consensus among those of- consistent in their thinking on theforget the costs as a whole. originally had advanced to ished textiles and thus add to IM billion annual cost for ad- to a 4 percent tax as the price ficials of Rumson and Fair Haven who need to keep educational expenses In a study just published by control byssinosis, or brown the cost of living. The presi- ministration and compliance of federal regulation Half as much regulation might well have commented on the subject seems down, officials must take a close look the American Enterprise In- lung, in textile mills. The de- dent may also have been im- amounts to $307 per person; it stitute, economists Murray L. bilitating disease Is caused by pressed by the industry's posi- is twice the total federal suffice. to be that a study of the suggestion of at regionalization as another possible means of bringing new economies into Weidenbaum and Robert De- cotton dust. OSHA had pro- tion that byssinosis, an al-budget for health; it is equal to Mr. Carter's recommenda- full regionalization of the two Fina have undertaken to esti- posed to fix a standard of 0.2 lergenic disease, can be kept three-quarters of what we tion on textiles may be right. the operation of the school systems. boroughs' school systems is advisable. mate the annual costs of feder- milligrams per cubic cen- under reasonable control by a spend on national defense. In or it may be wrong. Brown Fair Haven Councilmen John B. Mc- We would also suggest at this time al regulatory activity. The ad- timeter of respirable dust as combination of engineering brief, it is one monstrous lung disease is a bad business, Carthy and William C. Rue andthat the search for a replacement for ministrative cost alone the maximum allowable con- improvements and medical chunk of money. not to be minimized But the tent. The American Textile surveillance. Rumson Councilman Francis E.P. Dr. John F. Kinney Jr., who has re- amounts to 13.2 billion. The Maybe it is all worthwhile president's basic thought is cost of compliance — take a Manufacturers Institute re- Whatever the cost of Perhaps milk consumers are valid. At some point, enough McCarter all told The Register they signed as superintendent of the re- breath r- amounts to an esti- sponded by demonstrating that OSHA's final regulation turns happy to pay an extra 10 regulation becomes too much gional high school, be halted until the feel the study should be made. We mated $13 billion a year. it would cost manufacturers out to be, the cost ultimately percent as the cost of federal regulation. My own thought is agree. Although we are, like the coun- full regionalization question is re- This is not a nit cost, of 12.8 billion to install equipment must be borne by consumers. regulation of milk. Airline pas- that in many areas we reached cilmen, not certain at this point that solved. The district board has been course. No on« is contending required to reach such a level. The cost may be an entirely sengers may raise no objection that point long ago. we would favor regionalization, we advised by the county schools super- feel as they do that it would be a intendent that it may appoint an act- mistake not to look into all the pos- ing superintendent to serve as admin- sible advantages of such a move and istrator on a temporary basis. There carefully weigh them against the dis- certainly is enough administrative tal- Don't forget to raise the flag advantages. ent in the school system now to fill that post. That would immediately We realize the fears of officials LitUe Silver unfurled by those valiant men presence on the ramparts in- save the board, at least for a year, one whose boundless faith and over a possible loss of "home rule," a To the Editor: spired Francis Scott Key to salary of about $35,000 or $40,000 and June 14th is Flag Day, in FROM OUR READERS courage founded a new Re-immortalize in song your matter of concern even in the matter public. During the years, Old also spare it for now the cost of finding commemoration of that day in IMHfi H IM Mttor im>it u il#n«4 m* Mvt Htt wrlttr't ctmfMff •* starry field of blue and white of education, which must remain 1777 when the Continental Con- •u M Minim nwnUr TK» »••! ••< «c..« M nrm. ••! tt«fl Glory, you have looked upon and your alternate stripes of a new superintendent, which has been •riMrr, Mnwii' i 1 (M«II I VIC* t iMirwmii *f divorced from politics. Tending to al- gress adopted our flag. In 1949 many scenes, stirring and red and white. That dawn sym- estimated at $7,000. lay any such fears, we feel, should be Congress designated this day peaceful; upon many lands bolized the hopes and ambi- and seas around the world. the present experience with the high The idea of full regionalization of as Flag Day. tionsof a young America ... Our flag symbolizes the ide- We can never forget how school, where there already is re- what are now three separate school Some expressed a prayer like en red stripes and six white There was something spe- als and aspirations of thethe Pine Tree Flag, which stripes. soon your stars and stripes cial to stir our hearts, too, gionalization. That joint operation districts — the high school regional American people. It stands for said, "An Appeal to Heaven." In 1794, with the addition of were to gladden the hearts of when Robert E. Peary in 1909 seems not to have hindered home rule and two elementary systems — is the things we believe in — re- The flag resolution, as two more states, Congress re- Washington's men when you surmounted all the rigors of in any way, and we seriously doubt supported by county and state author- ligious libery, equality, free- adopted by Congress, said the solved that the nag would have were first unfurled at the Bat- the Arctic to plant you at the that complete regionalization would ities. They should be given the op-dom of speech, property flag would have 13 stripes, al- IS stars and 15 stripes. Francis tle of Brandywine, Sept. 11, North Pole. rights, justice, peace. We had ternate red and white, that the Scott Key watched that flag 1777; how you were present at be any less acceptable on that score. portunity to present their facts and The great events of the past many Revolutionary flags. Union would be 13 stars, white while he was inspired to write the Battle of Saratoga and the figures and, as Councilman Rue sug- and present are symbolized by At the same time, it should be Some said "Don't tread On on a blue field, "representing a our National Anthem. In 1818, surrender of Burgoyne. You gests, "Let's see if they can really put you. Yes, you Old Glory, have Me" or "Liberty or Death." new constellation." It had sev- with five more new states,' inspired men through that noted that it was not too long ago that shared in epic events. These it together and sell it to us." Congress went back to 13bleak and cheerless winter at some members of the Rumson-Fair Valley Forge when faith in things we cherish as a part of Municipal and school officials of stripes and authorized an addi- Haven Regional Board of Education their own convictions and America's heritage. both boroughs should set up a meeting tional star for each new state. were urging that the school's budget Since 1777 we've had 27 dif- purpose was their only sustain- So, the members of the immediately with the county super- be defeated. Neither was it very long ferent official national nags. ing influence; you witnessed Shrewsbury Towne Chapter, the surrender of Comwallis at ago that the borough councils of the intendent of schools to put in motion This is a day to proudly Daughters of the American Yorktown How you must have the necessary preparation and plan- display our flag and to reflect Revolution, wish you a happy two towns were unmercifully slashing been stirred during the War of ning for a study of the full regionaliza- on its history and meaning. It's birthday and may you, the the high school's budget after it had 1812 as you looked upon the our responsibility to help de- emblem of American Liberty, been defeated at the polls. To remain tion concept. gallant deeds of Perry and De- velop patriotism and love of endure forever. catur by water and Andrew the flag. We must make sure Jackson by land! And that day MaryC.Brune this beautiful flag will always in old Baltimore when your Regent, Shrewsbury fly "O'er the Land of the Free Towne Chapter, DAR Use of the Berkeley and the Home of the Brave." Col. R.R. Tourtillott We must heartily agree with Asbury Park has been striving USA Ret. Asbury Park Mayor Ray Kramer and mightily in recent years to solve its Today in history Freeholder Harry Larrison Jr. that many serious problems by developing The flag the Berkeley-Carteret Hotel is not the what could be a rich potential. Its In 1841, the first Canadian diers were searching the out- The Dally Register has re- place for a Jobs Corps training center. beachfront at this time is one of its few parliament opened in Ottawa. skirts of Saigon, seeking the ceived a copy of the following In 1917, Gen. John Pershing The federal Labor Department, remaining bright assets. hideouts of enemy forces that letter for publication: and his headquarters staff ar- had been showering rockets on under which the Job Corps operates, Every effort must be bent to up- Fair Haven rived in Paris in World War I. the city. has made it known that it would like to grade that asset. The city needs a Dear Flag: In 1940, Paris was declared Five years ago: President turn the bankrupt 379-room Asbury major hotel, and in the Berkeley it How proud you must have an open city In World War II Richard Nixon ordered a 60- been on that 14th day of June, Park oceanfront hotel, which has been seems a last best hope. Loss of that In 1942, the U.S. Office of day freeze on all retail prices 1777, when the first American War Information was created, closed for two years, into a training property to a less appropriate use — in a move against inflation,. Congress declared that your 13 with broadcaster and writer center for 500 unemployed young One year ago: Former Su- such as a job training center which, stripes and stars should repre- Elmer Davis as director. preme Court Justice and At- workers from throughout the state. while it would fill a vital need, could sent the union of 13 states dedi- In 1969, withdrawal of U.S. torney General torn Clark While ».c cause is definitely a most use any of many alternate sites and cated to the principle that "all combat troops from South died in Nt.. /JtSfct the age of worthy one, the siting choice overlooks men are created free and Vietnam began with the 77. does not demand prime beachfront equal." both the unique values of beachfront pullout of a unit fighting in the Today's birthdays: Former location — would be a major setback Another year has elapsed in Mekong Delta. properties and the best interests of the football star Red Grange Is 75. for all the resort city's rehabilitation the cycle of time since first Ten years ago: Some 12,000 Financier and business ex- rawrt city and the shore area. efforts. 'Now, about eating ihene nice vegetable*...' your stars and stripes were U.S. and South Vietnamese sol- ecutive Henry Crown is 82. s "

SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY JUNt U.19/8 Jfa [ferify RcgfetCT 7 Register Stalekwue lireai home July 7 after a post-visit debriefing at TRENTON - Assemblyman William F the State Department. He is the only New Dowd, R lionmouth and Ocean, will leave Jersey legislator selected for the trip. Board eyes name change Thursday on a three-week tour of the Sovi- Mr Dowd said that as far as he knows, et Union as part of a non-partisan ex- no tax dollars will be spent on the tour, change of young political leaders between except for the State Department briefings. the United States and Russia. The Council of Young Political Leaders, is Mr. Dowd, who is serving his first term a non-profit organization supported by Aberdeen's mayor speaks in the Assembly, will join five other Re- foundations and other private sources. DowcPs publican and Democratic legislators from Last month. Mr. Dowd attended two other states on the visit, which is sponsored days of State Department briefing in Wash- By DAVID GRAULICH "I'm not proposing what the new name should be — that's by the American Council of Young Political ington on a wide range of foreign policy MATAWAN - Mayor Edward Kaufman brougt his cam- the board's job," said the mayor. Mr. Kaufman . who vowed to Leaders and by the U.S. State Department. questions which were co-sponsored by the paign for Aberdeen recognition to Matawan Regional Board of bring Aberdeen's identity crisis to national attention, had his Russian "I never thought I would spend a council. Over 400 young legislators and Education last night. And the response wound up to be en- photograph appear in Jersey editions of The New York Times Fourth of July in Moscow," Mr. Dowd other elected officials from around the couraging. yesterday, along with an article describing the township's remarked upon learning of his selection country also participated The Mayor asked the board to reconsider alterimg its name dilemma. tour set for the trip while attending a legislative Mr. Dowd said the group of 12 American to include Aberdeen in its official title The board agreed to In other matters, the board ratified a 2-year contract with IS session here. "I am pleased and honored to legislators will be meeting with top Soviet consider the idea at its June 2! workshop and its June 26 public cafeteria workers and 28 cafeteria aides, all members of the have been chosen for this program and I officials during their visit to the USSR. action meeting. The board had quashed the idea following the Service Employees International Union of the AF of L-CIO. The hope to learn a great deal from the visit." They plan to travel to Moscow, Leningrad November referendum. contract extends through 1180 and gives the workers, who earn The shore area Republican and his fel- and other cities as part of their itinery Mayor Kaufman asked that the school district's name about $3.25 an hour, an 8 percent increase In the first year and a low legislators are scheduled to spend A delegation of Soviet government and "reflect the support Aberdeen gives to the district far more than (percent increase in the second Thursday attending State Department Communist party officials will visit the the present name " The mayor said that most of the district's The board heard plans from Arner and Kowalksi. a North briefings in Washington before departing United States this fall as part of the ex- funding and students come from the township, and that many of Jersey architectural firm, for a fSO.OOO-renovation of the high Friday for Russia. Mr. Dowd will return change. the district's outdoor functions are held in township fields and school track and athletic field. Superintendent Kenneth Hall parks. stressed the need for repairing the facilities Marine Park tennis courts open

RED BANK - The courts would open for use this "But because of the amount Committee decided last week deserted tennis courts at season anyway, until a final of the project, we had to obtain to remove resurfacing of the Marine Park aren't going to be decision is made on the type of quotes on the materials, which courts, the only public courts deserted much longer. surface. held things up " in the borough, from the sec- ond phase o( Marine Park ren- Good news for tennis buffs Mr. D'Antonio said the ma- While the all-important ver- ovation work. is that the four clay courts terial for the resurfacing has dict on clay vs all-weather sur- should be open by the end of been ordered, and should ar- facing is yet to be made, one If the court work had been the month, and possibly by rive tomorrow. thing is certain: the courts will led in the plans, using state next Wednesday, June 21, ac- definitely remain for the use of and federal funds, the courts cording to Frank D'Antonio, "If the clay arrives on Red Bank residents only. would have been opened to the parks director. schedule, we'll put it down this The Parks and Recreation public by law. week, and it will harden over The courts are usually open the weekend," he said. shortly after Memorial Day, but regular resurfacing was "But it all depends on the held up this year because of all weather conditions." the hoopla about the Marine When the decision was Park renovation work. made late last month to keep At first it was thought the the clay courts at least until BEGINNING A SECOND TERM — County District Court Judge Walter M. courts would be closed all sum- the end of this season, Mr. Gehricke of Middletown, left, repeats the oath of office for a second five-year mer for resurfacing with all- D'Antonio explained he could term as his wife, Eleanor, holds the Bible. County Court Judge Donald J. weather material. have obtained the clay by May Cunningham administered the oath of office. Then it was decided the 30. SINCE 1926 Seniors suffering FUEL OIL DISTRIBUTION from gastroenteritis CERTAIN CHANGES WE OFFER YEARLY CAPE MAY COURT setts to Virginia, who were on HOUSE (AP) - More than 40 a four day visit to Wildwood as HAVE BEEN MADE WITH MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS senior citizens from several part of a package plan, were eastern states have been treated for the condition yes- DISTRIBUTORS OF FUEL AND BUDGET PLANS AND treated at Berdette Tomlin terday. Agnes Tauskowski, 76. OIL IN THIS AREA. HAVE THE LARGEST Hospital here for what doctors of Mahamoy, Pa., was ad- termed acute gastroenteritis, mitted for observation, said IF THIS AFFECTS YOUR SERVICE AND which produces nausea, vomit- Blanche Short, a spokesman ing, stomach cramps and diar- for the hospital SUPPLY & SERVICE... INSTALLATION DEPT. rhea Those affected were given CALL 741-6300 IN MONMOUTH COUNTY Hospital officials said 41 snots to control the nausea and persons among 11 buses of sen- vomiting, she said. ior citizens from Massachu- Hospital officials said they would not speculate as to the Boole sale slated cause of the conditions, but FREEHOLD - The Head- Detective John Foulke of the CENTRAL quarters of the Monmouth Galloway Township police de- County Library, 25 Broad partment said it might be food CORPORATE EFFORT CITED—Channel Companies earned a Minuteman AIR CONDITIONING Street, Freehold, wiU hold a poisoning. flag from the U.S. Treasury Department for boosting employee participation used book sale in early August. Berdette Tomlin Hospital in the bond payroll savings plan to over 71 percent. From left, Joseph All donations of books, both has started an emergency Gagliano, deputy director, Treasury Department U.S. Savings Bond hard and soft-cover, and comic number at 609-7291505 to han- Division, presented flag to Leon Berger, chief executive officer, and plaques books wiU be gratefully re- dle all calls concerning the to Paul Abate and Dan Sorrell for having headed the firm's two most SYCAMORE AVE., SHREWSBURY 741-630O ceived. condition, Foulke said. successful departmental bond drives.

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Tomorrow shop Bambargtr'$ Monmouth, Octan County and East Brunswick from 10 A.M. until 9:30 P M SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY. JUNE 13 1978 Assembly unit endorses f20-and-out' pension bill half pay after J» years of ser- TRENTON (AP) - A mod vote over the objection of As- before they are eligible. Thl« differs from a "20-and year. wards, R-Bergen, said police Ified "*and-our pension bUl semblyman Elliott F Smith, The bill, sponsored by Under the bill, a policeman out" version of the bill that The measure would in- and firemen deserved the in- vice that WOHM permit police and R-Somerset Thomas J. Deverin, D-Unlon, or fireman could .retire at half failed to win legislative ap- crease the employee's con- creased benefits because of "I don't feel it, I don't think firemen to retire at an earlier "I'm not voting against this would allow police and firemen pay after M years of service, proval last year. tribution to the fund from 7.5 the often hazardous nature of it and I don't think the Legisla their work and the long hours age with higher benefits was because I'm against police or with Z5 years of service to re- but he would be required to The new proposal would percent from 8 5 percent. ture is going to see it that way they put In. endorsed yesterday by the As- firemen," Smith said. "Mv tire at age 50 with a to percent wait until he is 55 years old to cost the state an estimated The bill Is identical to a either," Edwards said. sembly Municipal Government concern is the cost. We're sad- pension. collect in the first two years of |U2 million more In the first Senate measure approved He rebutted arguments oth- The Assembly is expected Committee dling our children and grand- They now receive half pay the plan and until he is M years year of operation, $13.9 million M-14 by the upper house last er public employees might to vote on the measure next The committee released the for 8 years of service and old in the third and subsequent more in the second year and week. seek similar legislation enabl- chidren with costs when we week bill, for floor action by a 4-1 don't even know what they will must be st least 55 years old years. 111.4 million more in the third Assemblymen W. Cary Ed- ing their members to retire at ONE DAY SUMMER FATHER'S DAY. SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE, SO BE EARLY.

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30% OFF SAVINGS FOR CHILDREN Big, little girls' sundresses, assorted florals, prints. Reg. 4.99-9.50 30% OFF Big girls' T's, cool woven tops, camp or gym shorts. Reg. 1.99-$7 30% OFF G.E. 5,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER SOLID MUSLIN IRREGULAR SHEETS REVERE 11-PC. COOK SET Little beys' play shorts, sets, swimwear. Reg. 1.99-$9 30% OFF Quietly cools your 10x15' bedroom or den. 2 Soft shades of blue, bone and yellow from West All stainless steel or with copper bottoms. 1*4 qt., Big boys' polyester-cotton shorts and speed fan for day and night cooling. 10 position Point Pepperell. Polyester-cotton for lasting $15; 2-qt, $17; 3-qt. cpv. saucepan, $19; 4*4 jeans. Reg. 2.49-$9 30% OFF thermostat, plus built-in handle for easy carrying, smoothness and longer wear. Twin to queen qtv 24.50; cov. Dutch oven, 6-qt. cov. stock pot, Big boys' knit tops. Swimwear. installation. sizes, cases sale priced. $27; T skillet, $12; 9" skillet, $17. No-heat Reg. $200 SALE $165 Twin sizewif perfect $6 Sale 2.49 knobs and handles. Reg. 2.99-$7 30% OFF If purchased separately 131.50 $80 Infants' diaper sets, short sets, sunsuits "Note: Cooling capacities we approximations based on and dresses. Reg. 2.50-S6 30% OFF average insulation and exposure lactors. 20% OFF SAVINGS FOR JUNIORS 3 VELVET SOFAS, ONE LOW PRICE HAMILTON BEACH.FOOD PROCESSOR PORTABLE 8-TRACK TAPE PLAYER Woven and gauze tops. Polyester-cotton 91" striped tuxedo, 93" hand-tufted Chesterfield Starts instantly, chops consistently. Blends, Stereo tape player with AM/FM radio, too. solids, plaids. Reg. $6-$12 20% OFF sofa in mushroom or 90" multi-pillowback in grinds, mixes, kneads dough. 4 stainless steel Manual or auto program change, volume, tone, Cotton knit tops, T's, tanks, more beige and cream. All treated to resist spills. work blades and Lexan* mixing bowl. Speeds up balance, bass controls. FM stereo light. AC or Reg. $5-$8 20% OFF Reg. $800 to $880 SALE $475 cooking chores. batteries. By Emerson. Work clothes, carpenter, painter or fatigue YOUR CHOICE Reg. $80 SALE $70 Reg. $110 SALE $65 pants. Reg. $11-13:50 20% OFF Not at Princeton, RaMeM or Morristmn. not st Princeton. Sundresses, 1 or 2-pc. skirt sets, pantsuits. Reg. $15-$30 • 20% OFF Budget stores not at PlaMiek), Princeton. Ocean County. Vacuum, Cameras, Smal Electrics, Furniture, Radios, Air Coridfflona^, Watt^ Mattresses. Intermediate nwlutoira

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Term paper firm agrees Insurors rapping Byrne's reforms NEWARK (AP) "-Are Education Departments in all ficult," said First Assistant H Curtii Meanor, aUo re- search firm that provides 50 states also will be notified, U.S. Attorney William Robert- quired Academic Research to refuse to fill any order if It TRENTON (AP) - New administrative expenses in ready-made term papers to the settlement said ion. feels tne purchaser intends to Jersey's largest auto Insurer serving these clients, even college students settled a civil Robertson said the civil ac- Any student who orders a use It lor academic credit. added its voice yesterday to though the risk of loss would suit with the U.S. Attorney's research paper will be asked tion was an attempt by his Each page must Include a the chorus of industry pro- be handled through the re- Office here by agreeing to lim- to sign an order waiving "any office to halt recent "pollution statement the paper Is to be tests against the Byrne ad- insurance pool, he said The it its advertising. open iti cus- protection he or (he may have of the academic system." ministration's auto insur- majority of drivers, he tomer recoids to professors under the constitution." The The settlement, signed by used only for reference and ance reform proposals. added, will pay higher rates and change other business order forms will warn students U.S. District Court Judge research assistance John D. Callahan, as- in order to bring down costs practices that submitting the paper for sociate vice president of Al- for those who pay the most The Academic Research academic credit may be lstate Insurance Co., which now. Group lnc , of Rutherford, was against the law insures 785,000 New Jersey Sheeran told the commit- named in a unique civilsuit last The agreement also re- can, told the Assembly In- tee that he wants to get rid of month in an effort by U.S. At- quires the company to obtain surance Committee that the torney Robert J. Del Tufo to the assigned risk plan to im- the signature of the student administration' proposals prove service and guarantee end fraud in colleges. would not solve the basic in- and a witness, attesting that freedom of choice to drivers. Del Tufo said his office is surance problem and would the paper is being purchased Some 700,000 New Jersey coordinating a review with harm most insurance com- under the student's real name. drivers, most of them with Postal authorities of other panies The company also agreed no blemish on their records, companies that sell research to stop advertising its services He criticized the state are in assigned risk, he said papers to students. Department of Insurance They pay a normal pre- in student newspapers or to under Commissioner James mium, although assigned Although Del Tufo initially post flyers in school buildings J. Sheeran for failing to risk imposes large sur- sought to end Academic Re- or bulletin boards. search's mail-order opera- grant premium increase re- charges for driving vio- "You're never going to quests and causing com- lations and accidents not tions, the settlement allows the company to stay in business, completely stop someone who panies to lose money in New matched in the policies the is Intent on cheating, but we Jersey. *P WIIIPHOTO companies write voluntarily but strictly limits its methods of accepting customers. are going to make It more dif- "New Jersey has both the WANTS INSURANCE REFORMS- State Insur- Sheeran said the reason worst rating law and the ance Commissioner James Sheeran testifies at assigned risk has so many The company agreed to AUXIL1ANS PICNIC Monmouth County'* worst no-fault law in the the Assembly Banking and Insurance Committee drivers with clean records is maintain a file on persons who largest branded 1 HOLHDEL - The Hazlet country ," Callahan said. hearings in Trenton yesterday. Sheeran is in fa- that companies discriminate ask for research material and Township Auxiliary of the Exxon dealer Sheeran testified in sup- vor of the Governor's proposal for reforming the against applicants on the "upon request furnish any BayshoreCommunity Hospital port of his plan for creation New Jersey car insurance laws. grounds of age, sex, occupa- school, college, university, will install officers at a picnic guarantees the supply of a reinsurance facility to ever, would be insured business in proportion to Its tion and place of residence academic institution, or facul- June 20 at 0 p.m. at the home of Exxon fuel oil and replace the assigned risk through a pool of all com- share of the market. Callahan said companies ty member" with the type of of Mrs. J. Carlton Cherry. Mrs. the finest & dependable service. plan. Gov Brendan T. Byrne panies doing business in the Callahan said that com- refuse to write policies for information thai was sold to a Charles Schock, chairman of has backed the proposal state. panies like Allstate, with many applicants because student. the board of trustees, will in- Under the com- The current system al- many offices and "high vis- rates are too low to make a The agreement calls for stall Mrs. Ralph Caprio. presi- missioner's proposal insur- lows companies to reject any ibility," particularly in profit. Academic Research to notify dent; Mrs. George Emmons, McCONNELL ance companies would be re- applicant, who then obtains cities, would receive a dis- The committee took no all higher education facilities vice president; Lucille Coyle, FUEL OIL COMPANY quired to write policies for insurance through the as- proportionate share of bad action on the Insurance pro- in New Jersey, New York City recording secretary; Mrs Ed- every applicant. Drivers signed risk plan. Each com- risk applicants posals and scheduled anoth- and Nassau and Suffolk coun- ward Montgomery, correspon- Call... 291-3200 considered bad risks, how- pany accepts assigned risk They would have higher er meeting for Monday. ties of its willingness to furnish ding secretary and Mrs. Gil- Serving N.J. Since 1982 the Information. Higher bert Bennett, treasurer. Casino the size of football field ATLANTIC CITY

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Please dv. not send cash. 12 The Dlrily Register SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY JUNE 13 i978 Nancy Addison triangling for 3years in soap opera iy JAY SHARBl TT and I still have Frank's child "Ryan's Hope " over, the same way you go up TV, Miss Addison last month "But I did 'Dain Curse,' so I from Plains, Ga , at the annual Contest, where they we how (born out of wedlock, it Miss A , who does the series for theater auditions, for appeared in her first major guess somebody thought I was Luckenbach World's Fair in far a chicken can fly. Results LOS ANGELES (AP) - seems). But Frank has no time in her native New York, has 'Guiding Light.' prime-time role — as a good enough to do that." Did Fredericksburg, Texas aren't here yet, somebody ate Nancy Addison, a cheery, prel for me He's running for the been triangling in the show for "I did that a while, then this morphine addict - in CBS' "Curse" get you blessed with Their event: The First In- the carrier pigeon, but we will ty lady, Is asked bow lite Is Senate." nearly three years now (the Coleridge) part came "The Dain Curse " more Hollywood offers of work tergalactic Chicken Flying keep you posted. Honest. going nowadays She takes a This is no case for Dear She broke into soapdom six along I'd told my agent I Question: Does the fact you la evening TV shows? The ac- deep breath and says: "Well, Abby, though It's just the woe years ago, after studies at New didn't want to do another soap are on the tube In the daytime tress laughed. I'm between two characters of Jill Coleridge, the sensitive York University and Boston's unless it's really interesting, hamper efforts to secure roles "People have called, but 11 students score well now, Frank and Seneca lawyer Miss Addison essays Fisher College She began her something I can Identify on evening TV shows, do the nothing solid yet." she said. LITTLE SILVER - Elev- Schneider, Jesica Letteney, "They're both in love with five days a week on ABC's acting career in a play, "The with." prime-time moguls dismiss "I'm in negotiations now for en students from Red Bank John Marrah. Andrew me It's the same old triangle, Emmy-winning soap opera, Impossible Years," with Tom It was, and so she joined the you as just another soaping another year here, anyway. Regional High School scored In Paschetto, Andrew Charron, Ewell lVcharacter caperinga of star? But I'm hoping somebody calls the top five percent of over one Lynn Jensen and Janet John- Her soap-opera start was as "Ryan's Hope," a modern "Well, unfortunately that me out there to do work now million who took the qualifying ston were the high-scoring stu- a schizophrenic in "Guiding saga set on New York's Upper happens sometimes," she con- and then." test for the Merit Program of dents being considered for rec- ognition in the 1WI Merit Pro- Light ' West Side - where she lives, ceded. "This kind of work in- the National Merit Scholarship gram. How did she wind up in this incidentally — and involving volves the most pressure You It-Must-Be-Summer Note: Qualifying Test. daytime angst arena? Simple, three families. have to put out a product, the We're advised the cast of Rachel Simon, Margaret The National Merit Scholar- she said by phone from Fun While it's quite rare for a scenes, each day after a very ABC's "Carter Country" com- Trambarulo, Debora Phipps. ship Corporation noted that the City: "My agent just sent me daytime star to do nighttime short rehearsal time. peted this weekend with police Joyce Rioux, Daniel school will be notified this faU. ATIANTK HIGHLANDS ONfaU Nt 0141 * l«. 7:15 AND MS e MI. ML AM LUNCH BUFFET Television Today ONE OF TM MOST SMCTACULM Tuesday thru Friday 12-2:30 New York Channels — 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13 ^ MOVCS iVH MADE- oimitmnmcn DINNER BUFFET DAYTIME MOVIES 11 MADY BUNCH CJ) OONO SHOW SHIRLEY it) CONCENTRATION CB SHA NA NA Laverne and Shirley agree to let ) en a) d) d) tffl NEWS U 10:00 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS the FBI use their apanmenl to Continental MOVIE 111) MOD SQUAD Queii Carol Lawrence. ' MOGAN'S HEROCS KIKIWOKM 1 obaerve the activities ol a Carousel Pan II W JpOAY IN DELAWARE QD CAROL BURNETT AND AMERICA 2-NIGHT Tuesday thru Friday from 5:30 (TOM ZOOM FRIENDS counterfeiter, than arc shocked 000 COUPLE 1:00 6:30 CD HOLLYWOOD SQUARES whan thair friend Carmine turns ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 3D MOVIE (J) NBC NEWS CD MATCH GAME out lo be a prime suspect ® OtCK CAVET1 DtO Qa« linn •« SUNDAY BRUNCH Si* ol • Kind' If) I LOVE LUCY QP NEWLYWED GAME nit SHOW nlc. oo CD MOVIE 11J ABC NEWS (B) EYE ON 9:00 Guest Caeting director Micheei HAZL t T I M Served from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. In • Lonely Placa' (I) JOKER'S WILD (11) (H NFWS (» TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE Shurtletf 4:00 11)1 NEWS Id) MACNEIL-LEHRER 'Play It Again. Sam' Stars 41:30 Woody Allen, Diana Keaton. Dinner served from 3:00 p.m. CD MOVIE 7:00 T ID ® CBS LATE MOVIE 'This Sevage Land' (i) CBS NEWS ""~ MO The comedy revolves around a McMillan And Wife The Easy neurotic film critic who wor-. 4:30 NBC NEWS — d) (SD CBS FAMILY FILM Sunday Murder Case' A woman CLASSICS ships Humphrey Bogart, and hia Renter Men Always Available (? I MOVIE BRADY BUNCH finds both her dog and her National Velvet' Stan wife, Buffering from terminal 'Thoia Magmlicent Man in Thair TO TELL THE TRUTH husband missing and a ranaom Call for Details aid Rescrvatleas Elizabeth Taylor. Mickey Roon- boredom, who laavea him. (2 ABC NEWS note demanding 1100.000 Cltsed M.id.ys Flying Machinal' Part II ey. A young Engllah country girl BOWLING FOR Koisk Web Of Death' Stara EVENING and the disillusioned lormer THREE'S COMPANY RS Telly Savalaa. Kevin Dobson jockey aha befriends win a No one realizes how tar Mr HIM OFF eaeh adult dinner u NEWLYWEO QAME 16) horse In a raffia and train It to Roper's garden has gone lo pot Taeaday tin Tkartday with (Us ad CD CD (15 (10) NEWS ODD COUPLE OD (I THE TONAHT run in the Grand National. (Part until he blackmails his three Oder expires 6/22/7H ONCE UPON A CLASSIC SHOW jnina.) young tenanta into pulling The Legend Ol Robin Hood' The Beet 01 Carson1 Hod: 111**.... .15 a <:h.|Hl IIIH H.I.. MlAIIri,,.,, 747-7717 i) BIG EVENT MOVIE la (R) MIDDLETOWN Episode Four. Mudge, the Johnny Carson Quests: Paul HI 0m« OfWJ 7:MT1I < baker's eon, joini Robin's men Raid On Entebbe' Slara; rSOCCER Lynda, McLesn Stevenson, Bob alter hia father la uniuatly Charles Bronson. Paler Finch Minnasols Kicks vs New York Decker, Carol Wayne (BO FOLK hanged by Hie Sheriff ol Not- A gripping drama baaed on the irons) Music Makers tingham Robin learna ol a plot event! of July 4, 1976 when an . J GALA PERFORMANCE: QD MOVIE -(COMEDY) Theatres to kill King Richard but ia Israeli commando unit staged a MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA "One Night In Lisbon 1«41 FESTIVAL captured while on hia way to daring airborne raid on the Minnesota Orchestra's 75th Fred MacMurray. Madeleine warn the kino. airfield at Entebbe. Uganda to Anniverssry Concert' This Carroll A beautiful woman falls MONMOUTH M0NMOUIN iree 104 hoalagaa. taken pri- special concert directed by in love with a tiler, despite ARTS - 11, IIDIIW June 16-17 soner when terrorists hijacked (i) CHANNEL a EYE ON Stanialaw Skrowacxewakl pre- interference from hia ex-wile (2 CENTER 141-eON 'Angel Dual: Teenage l airliner (3 hra ) tents a composition by Pulitzer s . 4 mine) 1 Prizewinner Dominick Argento, BODMAN PARK Emergency ) CROSS WITS a) CD SOAP-TUESDAY WE ME 5 (B HAPPY DAYS and an orchestral and choral MOVW OF THE WEEK Richie. Potale end Ralph Malph performance ol Beelhoven'a Tuaaday Movie of the NOT move into their own apartment, Ninth Symphony (2 tws ) Weak Christina1 Slara ALONE... but hia roommates antica drive Barbere Parkins. Paler Haskell STARTS FHI.I Richie back to the peace and (ED CARTER COUNTRY A beautiful woman ottera an quiet of the Cunningham home. Chief Roy gels Curtis lo help out-of-work aircraft daaigner S6 ENCOUNTERS Oakland Athlalea vs New York notoriously bigoted as a police discharged Army Lieutenant officer (R) gats involved with a militant IN SEARCH OF THE 10:00 orgenualion in the ghetto. (2 SUNDAY BUFFET REAL AMERICA (E Ct NEWS _ ____ The State 01 The Unions (it HONEYMOONERS 3 pm - 8 pm Conservatives aay thai unions (7) ITS TUESDAY 01) SKYUNE • STRSTHMORE T"! stifle the economy. Liberals 'Baalc Training: School ol charge that unions have loat • EVHY • STB4IHW ' Our fabulous Salad Bar American Ballet* J SHOPPING i ! s U " J their zeal for social reform. 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By Ml 127 41 similar to those in some other countries. The idea boasts that it helps identify celebrities, like Associated Prcti Writer was dropped, however, partly because of concern former U.S. Sen Sam Ervin and tennis champ CCN&mJLATtQNS, over individual privacy They stopped issuing Virginia Wade, whose names are known, but Who are you? draft cards with the end of the draft. whose faces are not How do you know? The need to identify ourselves remains, how- Some worry about the growth. Legislation is How would you prove It? ever. In some cases, identification is a matter of pending In Congress, for example, to protect peo- Silly questions, you say. But stop and think. personal convenience — cashing a check, for ple who use debit cards to withdraw money from What would your answers be? example In others, it is a matter of public policy their bank accounts via machine. In today's computerized society, we are, large- — the photographing and fingerprinting of itiner- There are 14 million debit cards, but they ly, a collection of numbers and symbols. We start ant workers In Louisiana because of worries over represent only a tiny fraction of the plastic money with a numbered birth certificate and end with a crime. in circulation. According to Nilson. there are 2*8 numbered death certificate. In between there are The most common card is probably the Social million retail store cards; 133 million oil company numbered licenses, numbered bank accounts, Security card. More than 190 million people have cards, almost 83 million bank cards like Visa and numbered permits and numbered cards. Millions them. You can't use a Social Security number to Master Charge. 14 million check cashing cards of them. Identify yourself, but the government uses It to and 10 3 million "travel and entertainment" cards Once upon a time it was the people behind bars identify you for everything from taxes to Medi- like American Express and Diner's Club. who were known by their numbers; today, it Is the care. "The trend is to more cards, not less," said people on the outside. Drivers' licenses are nearly as prevalent The Nilson. "People want a lot of cards," he said, The identity of many Americans is circum- American Automobile Association estimates that adding that they don't want to be limited to a scribed by plastic cards. Cards that let you cash a by the end of 1177,135 million people — 80 percent single line of credit check. Cards that let you buy on credit. Cards that of those eligible — had them Nilson, of Santa Monica. Calif., is trying to let you take money from your bank account, day Less prevalent, although much older, is the start a club for credit card collectors. One can- or night. passport The U.S. Passport Office says 11.4 mil- didate for membership might be Walter Spencer Nilson, publisher of a newsletter about lion passports had been issued domestically Cavanagh, a drug store manager from Santa credit cards, estimates that there are more than through last year. Clara, Calif., who has made the Guinness Book of 586 million credU-type cards outstanding in the The first request for that kind of identification World Records with his collection of 817 cards. His . United States today. came, according to the Passport Office, in 450 total credit limit on all the cards Is f 1 million. Do you have your share? Cardholders today B.C., when the King of Persia appointed the Who are you? By the time you've counted all carry an average of 5.2 pieces of plastic each, Babylonian. Nehemlah, as the new governor of your cards, noted all your numbers and listed all Nilson said. By IMS. the average will be up to 8.4 Palestine. Nehemlah asked for — and got — a your licenses, you might consider the answer per cardholder. letter of safe conduct, the precursor of today's offered by Anthelme Brillat-Savarin. the French (If you doubt that your Identity belongs to a passport. chef. "Tell me what you eat." he wrote, "and I'll pocketful of plastic and paper, think about losing The great proliferation of Identification ac- tell you what you are." your wallet. Try proving who you are without a companied the explosive growth of credit and driver's license or a credit card.) credit-type cards. The card companies even ad- No. 208 027 40, by the way. is how one depart- A federal task force considered requiring eve- vertise it, making the holder "somebody." One ment store keeps track of Associated Press Writer ry American to carry a national identity card card gives you "clout," the ads say. Another Louise Cook. Policeman's naming stirs The Daily Register W. Long Branch debate SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. JUNE 13. 1978 13 By ANN BRENOFF Mrs. Schultz also ques- zo's support In the November with Councilman Alexander tioned why the position had election. Langa. WEST LONG BRANCH - never been advertised. Anthony Manzo, however, Mr. Langa, who was re- Thomas Manxo, the 11-year-old "I suggest to you, gen- denied pledging support to sponding to Mrs. Schultz' com- Vanderbilt enters plea aoa of the borough's zoning of- tlemen, that whenever there is anyone. ments at the time, was ficer and godson of one coun- an opening for any borough "I never made a political criticized by Mr. Orlovsky for cilman, was named last night position, that it be advertised," promise to anybody," shouted "being childish." to the poet of probationary po- she said. Mr. Manxo to the mayor. Mr. Langa was objecting to liceman after a month-long Councilman Peter Kenny Mr Manzo was recently re- Mrs. Schultz' "innuendos" re- in shooting of Kozicky squabble over the appoint- said that applicants were con- elected to a second three-year garding the appointed police- ment. ^^_^ sidered from those on file. term on the Shore'Regional man's relationships." By WILLIAM J. ZAORSKI back door of the market, said he said. He said he vaguely he had said good night to Mr. The Democratic majority Mrs. Schultz complained High School Board of Educa- He told her that she hadn't Vanderbilt. At this point, remembered sticking the gun Kozicky and was talking to on council supported the ap- that the last policeman hired tion by a strong majority vote. been witness to the screening FREEHOLD -Edward W. Judge Amone Interrupted him through a window and that at hlnras Mr. Kozicky started his pointment, while Republican was an out-of- borough resi- "I haven't made any deals. process, which included in- Vanderbilt, 33, manager of and asked him to relate what one time, he stuck the barrel in car. He said he saw Vanderbilt Coundlmen Robert Shlrvanian dent at the time of his hiring But you're fighting day and terviews of five Individuals — Star Fish Market, Eatontown, specifically happened. his month. about three feet away. Van- voted against it and John Or- and that be now lives In an night and where does that of which one was her son. pleaded guilty to a charge of In his explanation, Van- "1 don't recall firing it at derbilt raised his arms and lovsky abstained apartment which may exist leave the people of this town," "I think you might have second degree murder yester- derbilt related that he had all," said Vanderbilt. He said fired a shotgun, turned around Michael Semite, 5 Walnut contrary to local zoning codes. he argued, his remarks draw- something of a slanted view- day but maintained that he had shoveled snow from his park- he did not see Mr. Kozicky In and went back into the fish Place, an unsuccessful appli- She said this apartment is ing applause. point being Mike's mother," he no recollection of shooting his ing lot after a snow storm the car but did remember market, he said. cant lor the police post, com- located next door to Coun- Mayor Shaheen countered said. landlord, Adolph Kozicky of Jan. 20. Mr. Kozicky had seeing glass falling very slowly Mr. Paseler also stated that plained that be was "passed cilman Kenny. that he had appointed Mr. Mrs. Schultz vehemently Eatontown, with a shotgun. parked In the fish market from the car window and the Mr. Kozicky had told him the ever" for the second time for a Anthony Manzo. zoning of- Manzo to the zoning position objected to this and said she As he stood before Superior driveway and went into his car speeding off Into a snow day before that he, Mr. ficer and father of the new "and you were then fired by was not biased. Court Judge John P. Arnone, real estate office, said Van- bank. Kozicky, had an argument wth His mother, Anna Schultz, policeman said he Intends to the Democratic majority." Mr. Orlovsky said he "was Vanderbilt maintained that he derbilt . Next day, Mr. Kozicky During the proceedings, with Vanderbilt over parking raised stronger objections, and check the local codes to de- not being unprofessional" as was temporarily insane last did the same thing, said the statements of four persons space. questioned Councilman Angelo Mr. Manzo was later reap- termine if the apartment Is in- accused by Mr. Manzo, but Jan. 24 when he was charged defendant, adding that the only were read Into the court re- Edmund Acquavia told po- Valenuno's relationship to pointed, and according to deed a violation. merely expressing his "dis- with shooting Mr. Kozicky, 57, entrance to the Kozicky drive- cord detailing what they ob- lice In his statement that he Mr. llanzo. Mayor Shaheen "I insisted gust" at the time. that you be rehired " owner of A. Kozicky Real Es- way was through his driveway. served of the Incident. was In the rear of a hair salon Mr. Valeniano said he is the Perhaps the angriest clash "I was not renouncing my came when Anthony Manzo "You know how I feel about tate at 75 Rt. 35, next door to Mr. Kozicky had his drive- In one statement, Barbara next to the fish market when godfather of the new police- responslblities," he said. Mr. the fish market. way plowed but the plow oper- Layton, a part-time employee he heard a shot. Me said he man. He nonetheless partici- directed his remarks to Mayor you," the mayor responded to Orlovsky said he abstained Henry J. Shaheen. and ac- Mr. Manzo. "I must have committed ator blocked the entrance to at the fish market, said she saw Mr. Kozicky's car take«ff pated In the vote. from the vote because he did the fish market, he said, add- had been drinking "7-7's" in without anyone driving it. He cused him of allowing borough Mr. Manzo also criticized the crime," he told the court, Borough Attorney Arnold not participate In the selection ing that he complained to Mr. the back of the market with also saw a man walk in the meetings to "disintegrate to Councilman Orlovsky for leav- because of the statements of Levin said, after the meeting, committee's interviews. Kozicky who told him he Vanderbilt that afternoon. "I back door of the fish market, this level of a chaos." ing his chair during the meet- eye witnesses to it. He added that he saw no possible conflict Councilman Shlrvanian should have stopped the plow wouldn't say that he was he said, adding that he called Ing. that he felt it would have been of Interest In Mr Valenzano's Sources In the borough said he voted against Mr. Man- operator. Mr. Kozicky prom- drunk," she told police. the police. voting on the appointment be- speculate that a behind the Mr. Orlovsky angrily zo because he felt another can- a "waste of the court's time and everyone elses" to go to ised he would have the prob- She also stated that Van- Assistant County Prose- cause the two were not blood scenes issue in the Manzo ap- stormed from the council didate (who he did not name) lem taken care of but that the derbilt had put two shells into relatives. trial. cutor John M. Polloway In- pointment was Anthony Man- chambers after he clashed was more qualified. plow was broken, he said. the shotgun, aimed It at the formed the court that at the Although he felt that he was On Monday, Jan. 24, Mr. refrigerator and shot at it. She time of sentencing, the state temporarily Insane at the time, Kozicky parked his car next to said that they then had another would move to dismiss three time, Vanderbilt said he would the back entrance of the fish drink. While she was on the other charges against Van- still pleaded guilty to the market, said Vanderbilt. He telephone, she heard a shot derbilt. These charges are the 68-cent tax rate boost charge of second degree added that he asked Mr. and saw Mr. Kozlcky's car armed feature for the murder murder. Kozicky to "please move your moving toward the rear of the charge, possession of a fire- Charles Frankel of Asbury car" because he was expecting property, she said. She then arm by a convicted felon and Park, representing Vanderbilt, deliveries when Mr. Kozicky hid the shotgun in store, she possession of a firearm advised Judge Amone that Dr. replied that as landlord It was said, adding that Vanderbilt without a permit. John Motley, a psychiatrist, anticipated in Freehold it his driveway. "He was spit- did not say anything to her. "The state makes no rec- did not believe that Vanderbilt ting in my face. I don't believe < , James Paulls, in a ommendation as to sentence," Could prove temporary insani- it was intentional..he was statement to police, said he ByJOANKAHN largest increase attributed to a parently will be made up by county tax rate, U cents more ty under the state standards said Mr. Polloway. taxpayers this year to allow In the regional school baord cursing..." said Vanderbilt. was filleting fish In the market Second degree murder car- FREEHOLD-The tax rate 42 cent hike in local school for this defense. when he heard a shot and then In this borough will rise 08 taxes. for a mistake in the tax figures budget and an eight cent hike Vanderbilt said that he had ries a maximum penalty of 30 of last year, when the board In the municipal purposes tax Vanderbilt, in explaining been drinking heavily the night saw the hole in the refrig- years Imprisonment. cents to 14.89 per $100 of Slightly less than half the erator. He said he had been raised less than the amount rate, in addition to the 42-cent the events of Jan. 24, said that before the shooting and had In accepting Vanderbilt's assessed valuation, with the local school board's levy ap- drinking beer with Vanderbilt needed. The estimated deficit Increase in the local school tax the night before he had two been drinking most of Jan. 24. plea, Judge Arnone said he before that. Around 5:15 p.m. In the local school board ac- rate. dreams. In one, Mr. Kozicky During the morning hours, he found Vanderbilt understood that day he was again filleting count Is tlM.OOO. was went with a friend to his the nature of the charge and Trying to pinpoint the fish when he saw someone coming to the front of the father's house in Holmdel the consequences of his plea Borough Council learned blame for the both the deficit walk out the store, heard a store, cursing at him, spitting where he obtained the shotgun, and pleaded guilty voluntarily. Road work last month about the school of $196,000 and the Increase In shot and saw Vanderbilt walk- in his face. "I picked up a gun he said. He set Friday, June 30, for board deficit, contending at school tax, Mayor Kane said, ing into the store with a shot- and fired," said the 33-year-old From there, the two of sentencing. first that the borough would the error was caused by a gun In his hands. repay the $196,000 through sur- "mistake in the administration Holmdel man. them went drinking from tav- Vanderbilt is free in plus borough funds. However, of the school board." In the second dream , Mr. ern to tavern, returning to the William Paseler, in a $100,000 bail pending sentenc- bonds OK'd the borough now claims that it "We are now aware that Kozicky was coming into the fish market around 3:30 p.m., statement Ip police, said that ing. would was unable to find " the part of this tax increase Is SHREWSBURY - Borough Plaza Shopping Center until legal authority" for this meth- due to a mistake by the school Council expects to accept bids the borough's code enforce- od of easing the taxpayer's board administration." the on July 10 for a major summer ment officer ordered It closed plight. mayor noted in a two-page pre- street paving project. three months ago was referred However, the Colts Neck pared statement. Keyport OKs installation Council last night approved to the zoning board. Township Committee has been Meanwhile, the mayor said a 1*0,000 bond ordinance to The liquor license to the donating surplus township school board members had as- cover costs of paving Park store, trading as Jo-Dan Inc., funds to its local school board sured him that the school ad- Ave. between Sycamore Ave. was approved last night along for the last 12 years, and has ministration had pegged a and Crest Drive; White St. be- with three other license re- not had any legal difficulty school tax increase of only 20 of better street lighting . tween Sickles Place and newals, but only as a package with the state over the method cents, and he was caught by Beechwood Drive; Sickles store. easing the plight ofaxpayers. surprise when the figure rose By MARK GRAVEN should cost the borough only will be relighted within a months ago. Place between White St. and Borough Attorney Martin Last year, Colts Neck gave to 42 cents. $2,900 dollars more per year, year. Mr. Volpe announced last KEYPORT - The lives of Robinson Place, and Birch M. Barger said there were two the Board of Education in that "Such an Increase Is totally officials estimated. And the Mayor William A. Ralph night that concerts on the wa- borough residents will be lit up Ave. between Patterson Ave. questions posed by the opera- town $150,000, to offset a tax unfair to the residents and tax- council was unanimous in its had requested that JCP&L terfront will commence June and a point just south of Quak- tion, one under the liquor laws, rate hike and provide funds for payers of the borough," said by a new street light system, approval of the new system. present the council with sug- 28 at 7:30 p.m. at the er Way. and the other under zoning or- an expanded curriculum. Oth- the mayor. " I've had some authorized by Borough Council Officials are eager to Imple- gestions for improivlng the bandstand in Firemen's Me- er communities In the state last night. Two amendments to dinances. sleeplesss nights worrying ment the system In high priori- street light system several morial Park. who have surplus funds, also Sodium vapor lamps, pro- borough zoning ordinances Prank Kiley, operator or about this," the mayor ad- ty areas In hopes of curbing contribute towards the school viding two and one half times the liquor store, said after the mitted. vandalism. were approved, one requiring budget, according to Mayor as much Illumination as the Reach chosen in Eatontown taxes to be paid in full on any meeting that while he was sure Mayor Kane defended the . "The new lighting system Michael Caponegro of Colts present mercury vapor lamps, EATONTOWN - Charles Five of the 14 members of property being considered for the bar was permitted under reports of borough auditor, will both beautify the town and Neck. will be Installed by Jersey Cen- J. Resch last night regained the local Democratic Ex- site plan approval, and the oth- his liquor license, he would ap- who he said, received the tax make it more zafe for tral Power It Light Co., of- the Democratic municipal ecutive County Committee— er related amendment requir- ply formally to the zoning The transfer of funds from figures only after the county citizens," Councilman Richard ficials said. leadership by unanimous vote which each year elecs a chair- ing paid-up taxes on property board (or approval. the Township Committee In received them. I. Volpe asserted. Installation will begin to begin his 16th year In the man— were absent from the involved in any appeal of a Colts Neck to the local school The borough council has Despite an endorsement According to the new tax within (0 days In high priority post. meeting. Among those absent Zoning Board at Adjustment board has exceeded $11 been studying the possibility or from the borough's Environ- rate, owners of a home areas, including all of Broad Mr. Resch, who unseated was Mr. Bitterly, who, by law, t million during the past dozen implementing the new system, ment"' ^jpmmlssion, council ac. 2 a»*IJfi,000 will pay an St., American Legion Drive, one-year incumbent Demo- is mandated to call a meeting years, the mayor noted. which will Include the installa- A request for clarification decided not to pursue purchase additional $«8 In taxes this Firemen's Memorial Park, Ce- tion of some 15 brand new a cratic leader John F. Bitterly, of the committee a week after of zoning laws concerning a of the remaining K.I acres of Freehold Mayor Roger year, while owners of a $30,000 dar Street Park, Veteran's Me- lamps for the last three received nine votes during the the primary for the purpose of bar thai had operated within the Meacham tract adjacent to fane said last night that the house will pay an additional morial Park, and Theresa months. 8 p.m. meeting in the electing a chairman. $204 taxes to the borough this Colonial Plaza Wines and Spir- Borough Hall In light of its increase, in the tax rate also Street Park, officials said. It Is hoped that that all borough's Community Room Mr. Bitterly could not be year. . IU here In the Shrewsbury present financial state. arose from a 10 cent hike in the The Improved illumination streets throughout the borough In the Borough Hall reached for comment I Fashions at a price By VICTORIA GRAHAM GIL AIMBEZ: SllO-i.170 for dresses, »I78-$1M for jacket* NEW YORK (AP) - "My dear, if you have to ask what it and coats. Styles RICHARD ASSATLY tlM-MM in general, coats 1210 MM costs, then surely you can't afford it." So it is said, and it is often true that what delights the eye GEOFFREY BEENE: $32 for a sportswear Beenebag may pain the purse, especially since the retail cost is usually blouse, $215 for a coal, $3,000 for a three-piece lame dinner suit double the wholesale price. In the couture department, prices start at $500 for a wool dress. So, it is one thing to admire the charmeuses and fripperies WO for a suit. of fall, and quite another to afford them. BILL BLASS: $4O0-$l,500; a jersey dress $400. a suit $860 Here is a list of some American designers and some retail ELEANOR BRENNER $130 for a crepe de chine dress, on the prices: $2S0 for a three-piece wool suit with blouse, $500 for satin evening ensemble. STEPHEN BURROWS: 1150-1250 for matte jersey dresses; $300400 for chiffon dresses. PERRY ELLIS: $31 for a shirt, pants W $100. skins $S0- $100. jackets $90-$145. coats $200 BILL HAIRE: $581112 for blouses. 184 $120 for skirts, 1116- move $138 for pants. HALSTON: $300 for an ultrasuede dress, $2,100 for fur- trimmed ultrasuede coat, $550 $650 (or evening clothes. By MARGUERITE HENDERSON ' CATHY HARDWICK: $80-$106 for daytime wool Jersey OCEANPORT - The clothes were relaxed and so was the dress, $904105 for tweed jacket. $70 for a skirt, $80 for pants commentary when Bloomingdale's of Short Hills paraded fash- ions at the Monmouth Park Charity fund luncheon CAROL HORN: $55-110 for tops, W0HM hnUonlll dresses. ' No more do models strike a pose; they move... and how. CALVIN KLEIN: $»0$170 blouses. $90-$180 skirts, $80-$rU No more do commentators point out the intricacies of each pants, $200-$290 dresses, $1701200 jackets, $220-1500 coats. design; they give a lead on the overall look and let viewers sort RALPH LAUREN: $24 a shirt, $88 for corduroy pants. $238 out the details. for a corduroy jacket. $100 for corduroy skirt; $300 tweed No more do women only tred the fashion runway; now jacket. $530 suit of jacket and skirt, $2,000 shearling leather they've an occasional escort to add to the pizzazz. coal, $322 for satin slip dress. Some BO persons appeared to enjoy this new fashion format MARY MCFADDEN: $800 $2,600 when they assembled in Monmouth Park Jockey Club here for OSCAR DE LA RENTA: $250 for daytime dress, $1,200 for what is now the firmly established luncheon lead to the annual an evening ensemble. Monmouth Park Charity Ball and Carnival. That will take place JulyH DOMINIC ROMPOLLO: $140 for a daytime dress. $320 for a three-piece wool suit, matte jersey cocktail dress $190. $450 silk Some of Bloomingdale's fashion focus was on: bare and chiffon gown with metallic fiber. sexy swimwear with sensational coverups; soft summer dress- Ing with accents on easy skirts, overblouses and vests; evening GEORGIO SANT'ANGELO: $190 for a matte jersey dinner dresses to move In In sumptuous silks, chiffons, georgettes, dress, $220 for a wool dress. $700 for a two-piece silk ensemble. $3Ofr$450 for coats. matte jerseys and lace, and easy and unstructured shapes for I'M PUTTIN' ON MY BLACK TIE - White silk fall in such understated colors as slate, mauve and rust. CHESTER WEINBERG: $130 for a wool jersey dress. $350 tuxedo tunic and black silk dance pants are from a for three-piece silk ensemble Mrs. David L. Godvin and Mrs. I. Ralph Fox, Rumson, were collection by Charlotte Ford. Now he and she can luncheon chairmen. sjport a black tje look.

LINGERIE LOOK — Slinky toast colored matte ier Lifestyle sey dress has inserts ol lace that coordinates with the belted iacket, of this ensemble by Janice TUESDAY JUNE 13. 1976 Wainwrlght.

•••HMr MMI pMIn BEST OF BEST - Mrs. May G. "Maysle" Stroock of Deal, left, ac- cepts from Mrs. Philip H. Iselin, Oceanport, a Forchildrenonly! chairman of the Mon- mouth Park Charity Ball, a plaque naming Mrs. Stroock Outstand- ing Volunteer of the By ERMA BOMBECK Year from among all This column is FOR CHILDREN ONLY. volunteers nominated by In anticipation of your question, it will take about a recipient agencies of the minute and 15 seconds to read. There will be no quiz and AT WIT'S END Monmouth Park Charity no.big words. Fund. Remember how your mother sat through a pouring Remember when you were supposed to play "March rain to watch you play baseball and a high fly went right of the Wee Folks" In the piano recital and all the others through your fingers and she said, "II could happen to were girls and your mother said, "You look flushed Pete Rose"? Maybe you have a fever and shouldn't go"? Remember that when she serves a birthday cake thai Remember that when your mother is waiting for you has to be propped up with bread crusts and the crack In in the car after scout meeting and the dog is clawing the the middle with icing and the layers reinforced with seat and the baby is slobbering on the steering wheel and toothpicks. she is in a towaway zone and forgot to unplug the coffee Bemember how you borrowed her camera for the pot picnic and you dropped it into the duck pond and she said, Remember when you were selling peanut brittle for "It was old and we needed a new one anyway"? the band and your grandma was out of town and you Remember that when she returns your brand new T- didn't start selling until the night before you were to make shirt hopelessly shrunk, perma-wrinkled and with termi- your quota for the gang to go to Washington and your nal lint. mother was on a diet and bought two dozen boxes for the Remember when you were in the school play and you freezer? Banfield-Whelan had one line, "I hear soldiers outside," and you blew it Remember that when they need volunteers to and said, "Does anyone hear anything?" and she said. chaperone the fourth grade to a meat packing plant for Engaged LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Samuel Whelan, 97 Birch Ave., "You were the only one we could hear." class day and all the other mothers are allergic to announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Eileen Sylvia Remember that when she's the only mother who children and your mother was due to deliver last week. Whelan, to John Anthony Banfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin shows up at the class picnic in a dress, white shoes and It's called "compassion" and I lied to you. Look it up! Banfield, Locust. hose. Miss Whelan will graduate this month from Red Bank Regional High School and plans to attend Brookdale Community SMiriivii.il AULENTI SELECTED DINNER MEETING College in the fall. TRIP RIVER PLAZA -- The is a junior at Middletown High MATAWAN - The Mon- KEANSBURG - The River Plaza Woman's Club has Mr. Banfield is a graduate of Middletown Township High School South, and is a member mouth County Club of the Golden Age Senior Citizens of selected Miss Denise Au'lenti, School and also plans to attend Brookdale Community College, of the National Honor Society.' Georgian Court College Alum- Keansburg are sponsoring a 13 Deepdale Drive, Mid- Uncroft, in the fall. He is employed by Burdge's Garage, here. She is a member also of the nae Association will have its June 15 bus trip to the Smith dletown, as Its representative girls' track and tennis teams. annual dinner meeting June 21 ville Inn for lunch a'nd shop- to Girls' Citizenship Institute, Her interests include at 7 p.m. at Jerry Beyer's Gregg-Creamer ping. June 12-16 at Douglass College, biochemistry, skiing, reading here. Mrs. Leroy Sickles here New Brunswick. Miss Aulenti and drama. is accepting reservations. RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Gregg is a graduate of William Henry Creamer III, 3 William Penn High School, CARD PARTY MuQahra Miss Kerrigai NlnRissell Wardell Ave., announce the en- New Castle, Del., and of LAURENCE HARBOR - gagement of their daughter Swarthmore (Pa.) College. He The annual card party and Miss Anne McSherry holds a graduate degree from Chinese Auction of the Wom- Wells-Quihn Creamer, to Wayne Frederick the University of Delaware an's Club of Laurence Harbor INTERLAKEN - Mr. and Mrs. A. Kevin Quinn, 206 Gregg, son of Mrs. Bayard A. and was a member of the Del- will be held June 19 at 8 p.m. in Bndlemere Ave.. announce the engagement of their daughter, Gregg, New Castle, Del., and ta Upsllon fraternity. Mr. the Community Covenant Miss Eileen Brigid Quinn, to Russell Van Kirk Wells 3rd, son of the late Bayard Gregg. A Sep- Gregg is employed by S&H Church, here. Tickets may be Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Kirk Wells Jr., 238 Cummings Ave.. tember wedding is planned by Motivation and Travel, Los purchased at the door, or from Elberoo A July wedding is planned. the couple. Angeles, Ca. members. Miss Quinn is an alumna of Asbury Park High School and Is Miss Creamer Is a graduate employed by Shebell It Schibell, Asbury Park attorneys. of West High School, Minne- Mr Wells was graduated from Long Branch High School apolis, Minn. She attended and Brookdale Community College. Lincroft. He is the manager TWA GET AWAY Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- of RKE Athletic Lettering, Asbury Park. sity and is a graduate of the University of Delaware. TO ROME Canonico-Kerrigan •56310*862 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- Remove Unwonted Hair Mr. and Mrs. James H. Kerrigan. Mapelewood Avenue, Permanently With The 9 DAYS inc. air fare announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Deborah Kerrigan, to Gateion Canonico Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Gateion Sat* Method Of Canonico. 225 Peachwood Rd , Middletown. EUCTROLYSIS • Round trip economy class. Airfare To oar Miss Kerrigan is a graduate of Middletown Township High on regularly scheduled TWA flights School and is employed by Fisherman's Wharf, Rumson Mr. Canonico also is a graduate of Middletown Township BIKINI • Baggage handling at airports High School and of Investors Diversified Services Training and in hotels ANNUAL BRIDAL SHOW School, Syracuse. NY. He is employed by Investor's Diversified LINE Services. Trenton. • Choice of 3 hotel categories featuring the latest infashiom and SPECIAL All rooms with private bath or shower everything for the bride & groom Hurry-Russell Foftw«y1S • Continental breakfast daily Tuesday, June 13,1978 8 P.M. minute treatment, at the FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. William J. Russell Jr., fvcww Itw n#xl I Gala Italian dinner party XIII TTkTV ITVnVT 70* Hope Road, Tinlon Falls Dartmouth Avenue, announce the engagement of their daugh- 15mlnultiit MIL I Ul> 111 IX (Parkway Exit 105) ter. Miss Deborah Anne Russell, to the Rev. WilUam Henry ttpric*. • "Countdown" membership card REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED H«rry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hurry of Bnenos Aires, Mon. thru Thun., Only for shopping and dining discounts Argentina. The couple plans to be married in August In' Light- 4 p.m. to * p.m. Uve UK Bridal - Btwrtag Bros. Culco Cutlery A Weirever Cookwear HAIR Dtrttty Rtse INVITATIONS A tame Christian Centre, Wollongon, Australia, where the Rev. MAKEUP' Mary Kay CtsmeUes ANNOUNCEMENTS Shirley Camp Mr. Hurry is a marriage counselor. Kath/ Arose FLOWERS RMsFtorUltfWaiamassa MUSIC Frankle Rrmlrll of Long Branch ' Miss Russell is a gradu..c of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Pace Setters Travel JEWELRY Caesar's Creattas PHOTOGRAPHY S.m C.rflrM High School and Hope College, Holland, Mich. She is employed Electrolysis Uve Laae TtxedM TRAVEL AGENCY L.S.T. by the education department of the State of New South Wales 30 Beach Rd., Monmouth Beach „ BY RESERVATION ONLY >__. 1m Is currently assigned to the Para Meadows Sciicn,', for 123 Main St. CALL Handicapped Children in Wollongong, Matawan B.»,w.-B|artm.nl 544.9300 If '' Her fiance to an architectural draftsman and Baptist min- 583-5389 229-6200 *" "DEBBIE" 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. EXT. 245 -^ •»- ister. 1 I SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. JUNE 13. 1978 The Dairy Regfctcr Old date haunts family

Dear Ann Landers: What same name as the husband and What woakt yaa have daae? do you say to your children father. -Sinllag la Sioux Falls when they suspect you were Dear Sizz: I'd have smiled pregnant before you were ANN LANDERS Dear An' I am H mad tenderly, bought a card For M married? I am going back 24 right aaw I caa hardly see to cents, asked him to do me the years. It seems this piece of pal this letter dawi aa paper. honor of signing it, and then ancient history has become a Dear An: Wkei yo« opposition Their husbands Bit I'm delermlaed to get this handed the sport SO cents major topic in my daughter-in- prilled Ike porm "Year don't like it' la the mall beeaise 1 aeed a change law's house. Name," II gave me Ike mollva If a woman wishes to be a reply. (tea I* write to yoa for Ike very married Miss, and her hus-. Are your parents too strict? It all began when my son Hard to reach? Ann Landers' tint time. I agree that i-m band doesn't object — fine and Last week, aa the day and his wife were going booklet, "Bugged By Parents? akeaM cherts* Us falker'i dandy. But a great many hus- before my birthday, my kas- through some bid trunks and How to Get More Freedom." •aoK, lake good care ef It aid bands do object baad handed me a dollar aad found our wedding album Un- could help you bridge the gen- kaad It d«wi It his ita - said, "Ge hay yeanell the der the pictures I printed the eration gap. Send SO cents in The situation becomes com- aleest card yea caa fud." date of the wedding, June IS, plicated, however, when chil- coin with your request and a 1H4 (We always said it was dren are born. Maybe I'm I toot the dollar, bought long, stamped, self-addressed IKS and nobody questioned Bit noticeably abseit was square, but I believe a mother aothlag aad not a ward was envelope to Ann Landers, P 0 us.) Our eldest son was bom in aiy mentioi ol daughters. I should be a Mrs. and she and said. Nat evea, "Happy Birth- Box 11995. Chicago. Illinois December of that year. am a female wao married re- 60111' ceatly aid these I* keep my her children should have the day." The children have been maldename. pumping me ever since and 1 don't know what to say Even If John was a seven-month I lave aid respect my baby it wouldn't quite made father. I'm prowl ol his lame the deadline. ud did not feel laat a ten mlMtc ceremony was siftl- I really think it's none of deat reasoi I* ehaige my their damn business. I've been tine to my tashaid'i. My a very good mother and just father Is pleased that I chase happened to make one mis- READY TO RIDE — Some members of the Junior Committee of Monmouth to keep this important part ol take. Please give me your Park Charity Ball and Carnival, to take place July 29 in Monmouth Park my heritage. views. — Embarrassed In The Jockey Club, take time out for fun during a visit to the Oceanport track. The Now you can gat a great Bronx young women are, left to right, NoraCoolahan, Lynn Pugllese, Gail Pugliese, rebate lor learning to Dear Em: The last para- Have yea heard Irom many lose weight. Simply join Kathy Klernan and Marie Motera. One of their main fund-raising duties will women who opted to keep their be participation In the annual Tag Day with monies collected going to the graph of your letter is a good Weight Watchers before answer for anyone who at- maiden aame after marriage? June 24th And alter you Monmouth Park Charity Fund for distribution to local charities and institu- What Is the coaseasas? — Mar- tions. tempts to put you on the spot. I attend 10 consecutive can't see that you owe your ried Miss la Mass. weekly meetings be- children any explanations or tween June 25th and apologies. If the subject comes Dear Mass.: Almost September 30th. 1978, up again, ask your son if he without exception, women who you can name your own would rather you had an abor- have written to me about keep- rebate Either a $10 gift tion. That should settle his ing their maiden names after check from Jean Nidetch Fingernails marriage have encountered or a $20 discount coupon book you can apply toward your next 13 weekly meetings. For Four Shopping Convenience! Either way, you'll learn are saved to lose weight on today's New Summer Store Hours Weight Watchers* Program. And you'll DKAIIELOISE: enjoy the benefit! of our After spending dollar after dollar on rubber gloves, I have MUSIC EDUCATORS at Pants Place! delicious Food Plan finally found a solution. FAIR HAVEN - Shore Mu- and unique Behavior Finding only one pair of rubber gloves without a hole left in sic Educators Association will Modification method. a drawer, I started to throw the ones with holes away. Then meet Friday at » JO a.m. in OPEN Monday thru Saturday So get in on our great realized I could cut off all the fingers that didn't have holes in Christ Church Methodist, rebate Why wait? them and keep them powdered in a drawer. Ridge Road. There will be a When I have heavy work to do, or just doing dishes, I slip discussion of successful 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. these fingers on first, then my rubber gloves. My long finger- teaching techniques, chaired nails don't poke holes In my gloves anymore. — Lois A. Heiple by Diane Dollak, Allenhurst. This is true, folks. 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RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP SAVINGS b»r FSLIC savings Insured 39% Broad Street Red Bank 36' Monmouth Street ed Hank 741-«««:$ to $40,000 16 The D«afy Register SHHEWSBUBV NJ TUESDAY JUNE IJ 1978 Guidry fires 3-hitter for 10th in row NEW YORK (AP> — Ron Guidry fired a snappy three-hitter Dedgers I, PkUues Campbell, sidelined much of the season by elbow trouble, Kravec and Jim Willoughby combined on a six hitter to lead tar hts lsta consecutive victory without a defeat this season and LOS ANGELES (AP) — Dusty Baker crashed a grand slam gained his third victory in seven decisions after the Red Sox Chlcagofast Cleveland. received home run support from Willie Randolph and Graig home run and Rick Monday added a solo shot Monday night, broke a M tie against Dave La Roche, 5-3. in the ninth The triumph was the Uth in the last 16 games for Chicago Nettles as the Ne* York Yankees defeated the Oakland As !-0 leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 1-5 victory over Philadel- laagers I, Rtyals S and broke Cleveland's three-game winning streak. f phia and offsetting a pair of homers by the Phillies' Greg Bobby Bonds, celebrating a new five-year contract, drove In Gutdn off to toe fastest pitching start of any Yankee since Lunnski three runs and Al Oliver slugged a tie-breaking home run Miry DonaM went 12-0 in 1»». struck out II and yielded just With the the Dodgers trailing 2-0 entering the sixth inning, leading off the eighth to propel Texas over slumping Kansas Otfte angles. Gary Thomasson s liner to center in the second, Dave Lopes and Bill North led off with singles. Steve Garvey City. ' • Mano Guerrero's bloop hit to center in the seventh and Jim followed with a base hit, scoring Lopes. Ron Cey then reached The Royals, who have lost eight of their last 10 games, Esaan's hit to left in the eighth II was Guidry's 18th victory in first base safely when Phillies starter Jim Lonborg bobbled his batted around and scored four runs to tie the game at 5r9 in the his last li decisions dating back lo last season sacrifice bunt, loading the bases. seventh Oliver then greeted reliever Steve MingoriMth a Randolph led of the third off Oakland reliever Dave Heav- Padres 1, Mets homer, his eighth of the year. i erto 1-2. with his second homer of the year, a drive to right field SAN DIEGO (AP) - Fernando Gonialez' single to center OrMes S, Mariaert 4 \ Nettles connected leading off the next inning with a blast of field scored Dave Winfleld from second base Monday night as Larry Harlow singled home the tie-breaking run In the aearty m feet to right the San Diego Padres rallied for two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead Baltimore over Seattle for the Orioles' The sole Oakland threat came in the eighth, when Guidry ninth inning and defeated the New York Mets 3-1. Uth straight victory. BUly Smith opened the seventh with a waked Gary Alexander and Essian singled with one out. But the Ozzie Smith singled to lead off the ninth against New York single, finishing Seattle starter Jim Colbum. Smith was sacri- left-hander got pinch-hitters Dave Revering and Mitchell Page starter Pat Zachry, 7-1. After Chuck Baker forced Smith at ficed to second and, following a walk to Mark Belanger, scored oa a popout and a weak grounder to the mound respectively. second, Dave Winfleld doubled to center to tie the score and on Harlow's hit off reliever Enrique Romo. \ Cibs 1, Reds I knock out Zachry. Brewers 7, Tigers 4 Ken Hotuman, a forgotten man during the past two seasons Reliever Dale Hurray intentionally walked Oscar Gamble Gorman Thomas, Dave May and Larry Hisle drove in two with the New York Yankees, returned to action last night, and Gonialez singled to give relief pitcher Mark Lee his third runs each while rookie Paul Molitor went 4for.5 to pace pitching three innings and chalking up his first save of the year victory In four decisions. Milwaukee over Detroit. Thomas hit a two-run Ijomer in the in Chicago's victory over Cincinnati ' John Steams hit a seventh-Inning homer off Padres starter second inning. May hit a two-run double In the fourth and Hisle Randy Jones to give the Mets a 2-1 lead. The Cubs got a run off Bill Bonham in the third when Ivan singled in a run in the third and drove in another with a DeJesus led off with a double, went to third on a fly out and Red Sax II, Aigels! groundout in the sixth. stored on Larry BUttner's sacrifice fly to center Carlton Fisk's single with the bases loaded in the ninth led Molitor doubled in the first inning, singled and scored in both Chicago made it 2-0 in the fourth when Bobby Murcer led off Boston over California. Dwight Evans drove in four runs with a the third and the fourth, and had a bunt single in the sixth. with a single, went all the way to third on Manny Trillo's high homer and a double and Fred Lynn hit a three-run homer in ladlaas 1, White Sei I chopper back to the mound and scored on Steve Ontiveros' helping the Red Sox offset five errors.Boston relief ace BUI Ralph Garr scored an unearned run in the first and Ken grounder to short. Bonham yielded six hits in eight innings, including an RBI single to Gross in the seventh after DeJesus walked and stole second Foster homered for the Reds. . . North-South tie in dark Astrts I, Pirates i Cesar Cedeno's two-out, three-run single capped a six-run MIDDl.F.TOWN Darkness forced a M tie between rivals Kaloitown 4, Marrsfl > TO BE TRADED?— Rod Carew of the Minnestoa eighth inning as Houston overcame a club-record seven errors Middletown North and Mlddletown South In Ed Carleton Memo- EATONTOWN- Doug Horan delivered a run-scoring single Twins looks like he will be on the trading block and in defeating Pittsburgh. rial Baseball league action last night. in the bottom of the seventh to lead Eatontown to a 4-J win over picked up by one of five teams interested in his Braves!, Cardlaals Middlelown South had a confident 5-4 lead in the top of the , Llncroft In an Ed Carleton Memorial Baseball League National services. Twins president Calvin Griffith says Jeff Burroughs' sixth-inning home run broke a 1-1 tie and seventy) inning when North's Joe Erbig singled and stole second. North game yesterday. there's o 'good chance' that Carew will go before Mickey Mahler fired his first career complete game, a seven- Teammate Forbes singled; he and Erbig both advanced on a Phil Luccarelli reached first on a walk and stole second. Thursday's trading deadline. bitter, as Atlanta edged St. Louis. bad throw to third which bobbled out to left field. Erbig slid Horan then smacked his winning hit. safely into a close play at the plate, and Forbes scored on a Rich Deady got his second straight victory. He fanned eight. sacrifice. In Friday's 8-2 win over Neptune, Deady fanned 13-tatters in North pitcher Joe Yatsko gave up three walks in the bottom five innings. Carew may go of the seventh to tie the game at 6-6 Scott Grancsay backed Deady last night with a home run Jeff Kunkel and John Dlodato were good for a double and a and a triple. , KANSAS CITY, Mo. ,(AP) - The Kansas City Royals tendered an offer Monday'for Minnesota Twins superstar Rod single apiece for Middletown South. Joe Erbig logged two hits Ltag Brairk I, Oceaapert 5 Carew. for North. LONG BRANCH—Tom Zambrano went three for three from the plate and knocked in two runs to lead Long Branch to Joe Burke, Royal general manager, said he called Twins Its first win of the season in a National North confrontation. owner Calvin Griffith and made an offer. . "We haven't begun negotiaions yet. We're still waiting to Vic Lomet was the winner while Tom Ciioco was the loser hear from him," Burke said. How They Stand forOceanport(l-2) — - Carew, six-time American League batting champion, has AMENICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Uicr.fi Skamrecks 7, freektM Twp t reportedly listed the Royals as one of the teams he would MIT W I Pel. OB LINCROFT-A six-run fifth inning boosted the Llncroft willingly go to. The veteran first baseman has veto power over Boiton « I* ,471 - Chicago 33 » Shamrocks to 7-2 romp over Freehold Township. any trade. New York 11 U sn 6 Pt»ioo>ipt»o 30 23 Baltimore 33 25 .569 611 Montrtal 31 27 Mark Shulstrom homered to lead off in the bottom of the Burke said the Royals were flattered by Carew's interest. Dttrelt 3i a Pirtuxirgh 25 30 Mltwoofcw 31 » New York 27 33 fifth. BUly Kurtz walked, Jac| Palumbo singled, and Mike "He wants to come to a contender, and a tine organization CltVtlOW) a> » St. Louis 23 » Cardelfe ran out an infield bunt- to load the bags. Willy Roach with good facilities," said Burke. "We think he is one of the 1! » Toronto WIIT WSST and Bobby Evans forced In two unearned runs, and Dave Ginda finest players in the game today." 31 11 San FroncIKO IS 21 .125 - singled for two RBI's. I Ookiond » It Cincinnati 35 25 .513 2 Several other teams, Including the New York Yankees and TflMOl 30 » Los AngclM 31 27 5K S Bob Vogel went the distance for Llncroft, striking out 13 California Angels, reportedly are making offers for Carew. California a 17 Houtlon 25 30 4SS ?') Konim City 26 10 Son Oltgo 25 32 Chicago 21 IS Allonlo 22 U Mlnnnoto 1' Seattle Baltimore 5. Seoti Son Froncitco 1, Montreal 0 Boston 10, Co I If or A1lon.o2,St loul.l Minnesota otTor Chicago 3, Cincinnati 2 New York 7, Oak Lot Angtlttft, Philadelphia b Milwaukee 7, Del Houston 6, Pittsburgh 5 Chicago I, Cleveli Son Diego 3, New York 3 Te«ai6, KanwiC E33 Ttrndayi Mlnnetota (Colti 2-4 ond Zohn 5 4 ot St. Louis (Mortlnei 2-0) al Atlanta Toronto IMoore 2-0 and Clancy 4-4), 2 anna 4-1), 7:35 p.m. Seattle (Abbott 1-4) ot " (FlanagonM), In] Chlcogo (Lamp 2-5) at Cincinnati California (Knopp 64) at Bost . in) New York (Swan 1-3or Rooimon 3-Ml Oakland (Johnson 4 3) at New Voi RS 7). to p.m. at San Francisco (Gale S I), (nt (Knepper 7-3), 10:35p.m.

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Free tire mounting. gave up a clean single to ElUi Valentine in the second inning, Route 35, Eatontown. NJ. 07724 walked two batters in the third but was never in trouble after tftat "I hit a mistake, a fast ball that was up." said Valentine. New Low II was the first big league one-hitter for Halicki, who In Ihe) Freehold Ar««: pitched a no-hitter in 1(75 against the New York Mels He pulled a muscle in his side just before spring training ended 780-1066 Fast-starting power tor cars with normal accessory •Ktwtad Price* SizeSFMF.orailride-ln and was on the disabled list until mid-May loads. Reduced water loss in; normal use Less corro sion around terminals. ' V '• Chert our comparably lowpricee on "I usually get off to a slow start. This year I worked other stee. harder on certain things. Maybe it's just that I'm that much more mature," be said. The Giants, who have won three straight games since Visit your Exxon Dealer •Suggested pricea are In affect through ending a four-game losing streak, opened their current Jury 31 at stations operated by Exxon Horizon Credilcorp is a wholly Company, U.S.A. bomesund without BUI Madlock and Willie McCovey in the for tire and battery owned subsidiary of Horizon Bancorp Participating Independent Exxon \Mue- lineup. Both are nursing pulled hamstrings. Licensed under the provisions ol the valuestoday, an d Center Dealers set their own prices One big reason the team leads the National League West Secondary Mortgage Act. -Thanks for which may vary tram those advertised is Us 18-11 record in games decided by one run. Chapter 205. PL 1970 "Looking at It positively, all those one-run games have coning by." provided great experience for our young players," said Manager Joe Altobelli. "They may be proven veterans by the •< ym w»'rt halfway thmig1- lh° —•"• " Charge it on your Emon Credit Card. ValueCenter Monmouth is victor SHREWSBURY. NJ TUESDAY JUNE 13. 1978 TheDatfyRegitter 17 in M-0 track meet By JIM H1NTELMANN White ran only the 100 in last night's meet and won in a slow 111 as he was running into a strong wind. POINT PLEASANT- A victory In the final event o( the Donahue won the 880 in 1:51.9 while Monmoutb's Don Harris evening, the mile relay, give Monmouth County the deciding took the 220 in 23 4 and Randolph won the 440 in 50.2. points In a thrilling 61-62 triumph over Ocean County in the third Jackson Township's Lynn Johnson was a~tiouble winner for annual Monmouth-Ocean County Meet of Champions last night Ocean County taking the high hurdles in 14.8 and the long jump at Point Pleasant Beach High School. with a leap of 22-6 Monmouth County also won the girls division, but it had a Brick's Brian Dalatri picked up points for Ocean County by much easier time with an 84-12 victory. winning the discus with a good toss of 181-0 and placing second The victory in the boys division also gave Nick Merli a in the shot behind Toms River North's George Scribelltto who retirement present. won with a distance of 59-9^ Merli stepped down as Asbury Park track coach after 27 years following this season, but he came back to coach the Other Ocean County winners were Bobby Daye in the 1)0 Monmouth County All Stars last night. intermediates (34 5) and Bob Russell of Central In the pole vault "Donahue did the job," said Merli in discussing the decisive (1M)) mile relay. Raritan's brilliant junior, Mary. Banks, was the standout Merli was talking about Raritan's Tom Donahue, the third performer in the girls division as she won the two mile In 11:21 runner on Monmouth's mile relay team who look the baton from after placing second In the mile in a speedy 5:16.6. teammate Ed Crenshaw with a one-yard lead, and built it to five Brick's Jeannie Fox won the mile is 5:14.4 after catching before handing off to Neptune's Mike Randolph. Banks on the final turn. Randolph then had to hold off a furious challenge from Point Monmouth County won all but three events in taking the Beach's John Regan, the anchor man on the Ocean County girls championship. The Ocean winners were Fox, Eileen team. Johnson in the discus (124-10) and Diane Thesing in the high Randolph built up an eight-yard lead on the back stretch, but jump (5-4). SAILING SPARTAN— Mprc Holland of Ocean high jump at the Shore Area Meet of Champions held Regan closed fast around the final turn and Randolph just held Asbury Park's Teresina Shephard won the 100 in 12.2 and Township High School is shown clearing 6-4 In the last night at Point Pleasant Beach High School. on for the victory winning by two yards. placed fourth in the 220 which was won by Manalapan's Jodi "I knew that Regan runs a slow 221," said Randolph. "So I Radziewtcz in 27.2. Javelin 1. Mike Ktyts (MCt 207-1), nw#l record old record 200-4') by Roy ran easy, but I also knew that he had a strong finishing kick, and MdMfl of Lakewood. 1M7, 2 John Gallagher IMC) 191-10, 3. Rich If lit. (MC) 1SI i. 4. Rarltan had another winner in Cindy Summa who took the T.J. Schulti IOC) m-3, S. John Cannon IMC) 147 3 I had to really move it when Regan came up." Monmouth was 880 In 2:22.5. High Jump- I. Marc Holland (MC) 4 1, meet record: old record 6-4 by Angel timed in a meet record of 1:24.1 while Ocean also broke the Cotado of Jochson, 1977, 2. Oonll Marshall IMCI 6 6. 3. Pierre Southette (OC) 6-4, 4. Red Bank Catholic's Denise Taylor won the 110 hurdles BooFMipairlcfc (OCI *-4,S. Oltn Hcsler (MC) 6 4 Prevent meet mark with 1:24.5. Three other meet records were set in the Long Jump- 1. Lynn Johnton (OC) 72 t, 3. Oicar Valmon (OC) 21-4'/., 3. Greg easily in 15.0 while Joyce Jackson of Asbury Park won the 440 in nuioot (MU ji j,4 Brian Ramtey IMOM-9.S Bill Johnton lMC)»3'i boys division with Marlboro's Guy Emmons shattering the two- 61.0. Pole Vault 1. Bob Ruitell (OC) 12 4, 7 Moll McNuily (OCt 11-*, 3. Chrli Holler mile mark with a time of 9:25.2, Mike Keyes of Long Branch (MC) 12-6,4, Jerry Bruno (MC) 12 0,1. Ed Brick (OC) 12-0. AAUMile 1. Jeff Flock 4:33.0.1. Lorry Bowa 4:34.S, 3. Bill Schail 4 16,0, 4. Dean setting a javelin mark with a personal best throw of 207-11, and Other winners were Cheryl Smack in the shot (41-11%), Mathewt 4:40.9. transmission Ocean Township's Marc Holland bettering the high jump record Linda Henn in the javelin (125-10), Denise Thesing in the long aim Menmetith Ccvnty M, 1. Ocewi Ckmly M. with a height of 6-8. Jump (17-5%) and the 440 (50.2) and mile (4:09.1) relay teams. 100- I. Tereilno ttvephord (MCI 13.3. 3. Tlano Janet (MO 13 J. 3. Ron Sleveni Prior to the mile relays, the first Dr. George Sheehan (OC) 12.6,4. Mary Beth Dutty (OCI 12.7. S. Sue Faulkner (OCt 12.1. It was only the second time that Emmons ran the two-mile 230-1. Jodi Rodllewki IMC) 27.3,1. Jotle Bionchl (MC) 37 3, 3. Duffy (OC) 27 s. trouble Award was presented to Regan for being voted the outstanding 4 Shepherd IMC) 21 6, S Debbie Tuily (OC) 27.9. this year as the mile is his usual race. 440-1. Joyce Jockton IMC) 61.0, 3, Mory Hunter (MC) 61.0. 1 June Ciubo IOC( "I decided to run the two-mile Just for a change of pace," track and field performer in the Shore this season. 61.2.4. Josic Bionchl (MC) 61.6,5. Joanne Potti IMC) 43.1 NO- 1. Cindy Summa (MCI 3:22.1, meel record: old record 2:22.7 by Kalhy said Emmons who will compete in the International Prep White and Banks received plaques after being chosen the Brophy of Manoftquon, 197;, 3 Maritio Cancel (OC) 3:23.0, 3. Wondy Darling (OC) the outstanding male and female competitor respectively by the 3:36.0,4. Cheryl Cowla (MC) 1:16.3. S. Jean Youmani (OC) 2:27.9. $1145 Invitational in Illinois Saturday along with Asbury Park's Tim Mile-1. JeannefOK (OC) S: 14.4,meel record: old record): 13.9by Karen Abradl ' Shore Track and Field Officials Association. of Point Boro, 1977. 7 Mary Bonk. (MC) S. 16.6, 3. Kalhy Keenan (OC) 5:36.0. 4. Tracy ^^^gJ^^ includes i White and Monmouth Regional's John_Bafley. Deeley (MCI 5:31.4. i. Polly Mi Hugh (MC) 5:33.1. "Guy is smart and was super at the end," said Holmdel's Ban 2 Milt- t. Mary Bonks (MC) 11:2I 0, 3. Bev Relit* (MC) 11:31.5, 3. Robin Dwyer Meamavttt Cewuy *». oceaa cewniy ii (OC) 11:44.4,4. Sharon White (OC) 12:00.0,5. Tracy VanDyke (MC) 12:00.9. D Road test • Clean sump G screen* John McCarthy who finished second in 9:38 6 100.1. Tim While IMC) 10 6.3 DonHorrli (MC) 10.7.1 Terry Neeley IMC) III. Mile Relay- I. Monmouth (Hunter, Polls, Jock ion, Cain) 4:09 1.1 Ocean * 10 1 '. Dove Belson (OCI I0.V. S.Troy Lerdoco IOC) II 0. 440 Relay 1. Monmouth Wright, Johnion, Brown, Jones) 50.2. D Remove pan D Adjust bands G linkage* 226-1. Don Horrli (MC) 13 4. 2. Greg Duron! IMCI 21 S, I, Tony Lerch IOC) 24.1, 110 LH- ). Denlie Taylor (MC) 15.0, 2. Amelio Cain (MC) 15.7, 3 Koren r tun D Visual inspection • Replace pan gasket G fluid 4. Dove Belion (OC> 24.1. ouQhmon (OC) 16.1,4. Diane Jankk (OC) 16.3,5. Dee Rlchter (OC) 16.3. 440 I Mike Randolph IMC) SO 2.1. Bob Collrell IOC) so », 3. Chrli Heller IOC) Shot 1. Cheryl Smack (MC) 41-11' J( 2. Terry Coity (OC) 414, 3. Blltle (OC) S2.S.4. Sieve Hogarth (MC) S2.I, S. Mike Tartarian (OC) SI.6 40 4' i, * Lei Hand (OC) DM, 5. Gall Jackion (MC) 16-5. HO- I. Torn Donahue IMCI l.st.l. I. Glenn Llvlngilone IOC) I Ml, 1. Mark Diicui t. Eileen Johnson (OC) 114-10, 2. Blllle (OC) 123-3 3. Marlane Murphy Major League Doton (OCI 2:00.0,4. Steve Boiqucl IOC) 3:00,7, J George Molt (OC) 2:01.2. (OC) 113-7,4. Pal ScoH (OC) 111-4, S. Hand (OCI 101-10. DwnMtlc paiMng«r Mile-1. Ken Hlldebrandt (OC) 4:27.1,2. Ray Roncln (OC) 4:29.0.1. Brian Stewart High Jump 1. Diane Thtslng (OCI 5 4.2. Sue Zawockl (MC) 5 4,3 Pal Krieojr IOC) 4:32.3.4. Mike Boweri IMC) 4:33.4, S. Mike Benson (OC) 4371 (MC) S-4,4. Denlie Shelre (MCI 5-0.5. Bonnie Clark IOC) so un only. Long Jump- V Denlie Shelre (MC) 17 sv |, O'Mara (MC) I/O, 1. MlchelTf 2MHe-I.GuyEmmont(MC)v:3S.2. meel record: old record 1:31.4 by Jeff Flock 3r • where «ppllcM)l* 01 Southern. lv7S. 3 John McCarthy (MC) 9:396. 3. Jim Flynn IOCI 9:4S0. 4 Tony Siymonikl(MC) 16 4V,, 4. Linda Donovan (OC) 16-1*., 5. Rodilewlci (MC) 16-0. Box Scores AmoWIe IOC) til I, S. Chrli Likes IOCI 10:02.0. Javelin- 1. Linda Henn (MC) 125-10, 2. Judy Medea (MC) 115-7. 1. Dolorei Mile Relay I. Monmouth County (Steve Hogarth, Ed Crenshaw, Tom Donahue, Holverson (MC) 114-0,4. Debbie Dixson (OC) 5. Terry Boyle (OC) 112 0. Mike Randolph) 3:34.1, meal record: old record 3:25, 7 by Long Bronch, 197), 2. Ocean Ma DKt> 120 HH-1. Lynn Johnson (OC 114.1,2. Craig Morris (MC) 14.1.3. Dart Coles (MC) • rm atrtM rlH «•> r b bl 15.1,4. Brian Romsey(MC) 1S.2, S. JonnMonley (MC) 15.3. Dlloa* II 110 0 Rivers cl III! I 1 0 Rlcnrdi II 10 10 HO IH I. Bob Daye (OC) 19 5,12 Coles IMCI 39 I. 3 Mike Rlchter (OC) 40.0,4. We fix transmissions because we know how. 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MM cf 4 0 0 0 RWftlte II 10 10 Foil u 0 I 0 Gambit rf 1000 reaches MCIT final TDuncn Ib 4 0 0 0 Rndlpft Ib 1111 Flymfe 0 I 0 FGnili » 0 2 I Thorns rl 10 10 FSkx.lv II 10 10 0 0 0 Nwrmn Ib 10 0 0 Zochtyp 0 I 0 Sml c WEST LONG BRANCH—Ocean Township High School's OMutiyp 0 0 0 Almon Ib 000 GAIxnd dh I 0 0 0 0 0 0 Locally ownmd & optmttdby your Cottman Man Edwrdi dh 0 0 0 0 R Jonesp tennis doubles team of Robert Michnoff and Dave Fishman EiUont 10 10 ' Turner ph oto Bamberger's slates reaches the Monmouth Colege Invitational Tennis Tour- UMurry If 0 0 0 0 Ml 000 mil TeM II It I nament's overall doubles finals yesterday by upending TUM III! TeM Bill Itt til I It- I Shrewsbury Ave. at Rt. 35 MM ••• tot tOt-0 • II III 10 11 Marlboro's Stu Geffner and Dan Shanahan, 6-2, 3-6,60 HMTM ttl Itt t0l-l LOB-OoltlwvJ 5. New York 4. HR- f Almon. Fall. DP-San Diego I. Kodel tennis match The team will face CBA's number one doubles team for the Shrewsbury It). Neflie* (10). SB- EMIon LOB- Hew York 7, Son Diego S. IB - Ron- overall doubles title tomorrow immediately following the major IP H R II •• SO die. WlnlleW. MR— Wlnlleld (10). Sleorni EATONTOWN-SUff competition Is anticipated at the Bam- 14). SB-Stearnl. SF-MOHllll. team tournament finals between CBA and Southern Regional. 542-6822 Keowgrt t I • I | I IP H R IR BB SO berger's "Kodel" Mixed Doubles Championship Cup June 16,17, HeoverloL.M 12) I J I I 1 •WTM and 18. Twenty-three clubs and organizations will be sending Ocean's doubles team's record is 22-1. Later 11)1 0 I 0 2 Zluel» y L.7 72 IMS 1 1 I 4 • Yen DMurroy I their preliminary tournament winners to the Allaire Racquet GwWcy w,w-0 I I C J II •a. Mete TitJ AA-n.ni Club, WaU, for the finals. tan Frooclue I The victorious mixed doubles team will represent Bam- MrbM •* r n kl berger's Monmouth-Ocean County at the "Kodel Cup" National GOODfYEAR Cosh 2b 4 0 0 0 Whllflld If 4 0 10 Sprier u 2 0 0 0 Arvdrwt 2b 110 0 rlH akrllM Cromort If 3 0 0 0 Clork rf 11 1 I LondreH rf S 3 1 0 Buileui u S 0 3 1 Playoffs at Grossinger's Hotel. Should the Bamberger's team Evolnln rf 4 0 I 0 Evans 3b 10 0 0 Grlch tb till Lynn cl 9133triumph at Grossinger's, it will automatically be entered in the Goir.ll 3b l|0 0 lvi.lt 2 0 10 Boslock ct 4 110 Rice dh 1000 Dowion cf 4 0 0 0 Jomei Ib 0 0 0 0 Rudl tt 5 13 3 Vstrims If 4 0 10 mixed doubles draw at the U.S. Open Championship this Sep- Unier Ib 3 0 0 0 Herndn cf 1 0 00 0 Rjcksn Ib 4 110 Flvk c oil tember. Hefrmon c 1 0 0 0 Hill c 3 0 10 Rtmnd dh 4 10 0 GStofl Ib 210 Rogers p 10 0 0 LeMstr Is 10 0 0 Fairly Ib S I 1 2 Bronmr 2b 3 10 Hallckl p 10 0 0 Chalk ists 4 0 10 Evonl rf 114 Several highly ranked teaching pros have qualified for the tew Mill TeM Hill Downing c 110 0 Hobwn Ib 10 1 MaaHaat III III 111-I Sollata ph 0 0 0 1 finals Harold Mollin and Jeff Miller have national reputations; tea •narcasce III III a a . - i Hmphry c 0 0 0 0 Debbie Dunkin and Bob Moskwa are well known in the East. $ 25 $ 25 E-HIII. LOB-Montreol 6. Son Fron- TaM 4» f n 4 Total IIIIII ll clvco 3 7B-CIOTH CaHteraM III III I I a- I Save 5 to 10 PerTire IP H IlllltO Bedaa III 411 tt I n A highlight of the finals, on June 18, will be a celebrity mixed Naae eat wfcea wtaalat raa acered doubles exhibition featuring Dave DeBusschere, former New Roger* L.I t I 1 I I 2 S E -GScoll, HobMn, Chalk. Brohomer SaaFraacKce J. BStonley. DP-Boilon 2. LOB-Calltor York Knlcks star, and well-known tennis personality, Nancy RibHi-Miler Hollckl w.3-1 • nla 14, Boilon 7. 2B-Rudl, Fairly. Heavy duly construction for heavy duty T-l :SS.«-7.211. Brohomer. Evant HR-Evoni (14), Lynn Chaffee Kiner. The exhibition wUl take place at 1 P.V and will performance (Load Range C or D). Bias- III. be followed by the Bamberger's "Kodel11 Mixed Doubles final at Lai i IP H R CD BB SO ply, nylon cord, sturdy rib tread five rbU ai h BI 2 P.M. The public is invited to enjoy a great day of tennis. ribs wide. A great buy at regular prices McBrld rl S 0 0 0 Lopes 2b 4 1)0 Griffin 4 7 7 1 ... an even greater value now. Tlre-up •ma 4 110 Norlh cf 3 110 KBretl , 2 1 1 Schmdt 3b II I I Gorvey Ib 4 111 Horliell 2 0 0 today 1 Luilnikl II 4 211 Cey Ib 110 0 LaRoche US J 0 1 1 I HMmer Ib 3 0 0 0 DBokir If 4 114 Plus • DJhnin Ib 1000 Monday cf 4 111 Lee More sports, 7.0015 IT, LR C, •lackwall Lean •nular OUR F.I.T. 1 GModx cl 10 0 0 TMrlni ts 0 0 0 0 BSMnley 13 3 3 $ plus »2.»5 F.E.T. Sill tanie Price PRICE Hi Had! Boone c 1100 Ruuell II 3 0 2 0 Droga 111 ? 2 No tfsde needed. mtlH || Morrlin2b Compoell w>4 123 0 0 Lonborgp 1000 HBP-RoJockwn (Dy BSIanlcy). Ro page 24 Rilulll Price (43.10 7.50-16 TT C J50.20 $42.50 $3.41 Brmilorp 0 0 0 0 Jackion (by Oragol. WP-Grltfln. T- JMorlnph 10 0 0 3 IS A-31.AS2 7.50-16 TT D $58.75 $50.50 $3.64 0 0 0 0 36 ConJent ph I I 11 8.00-16.5 TL • C $49.75 $44.50 $3.25 TeM Bill TaM lini Sale Ends Saturday 8.0O-16.5TL $58.35 $48.50 $3.42 PMMMMM III III 11 I- I D LetMfjMM III III • I i 1 MM CHICK - II ws till out ol your sin we will 8.75-16.5 TL D $69.25 $59.00 $3.92 | e-Loobofg. OP-PhllwJelpMa 3. Lot ATTENTION: VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS! Issue you • rain check, assuring future delivery Angelel I. LOB-Phllodelpfila 4, Lot An. at ttii adnrtlud price. SAVE ON OTHER SIZES TOO! | oelei 5. IB -DBofcer HR-Luilnjkl I (Ml, DBoker (3). Schmidt (91, Monday (111. S- Lonborg. Cey. SPRING-SUMMER If H I EH •• SO Treat Your Camper, Goodyear Values On 1 • I " I 1 I 1 I 0 0 J SPECIALS! Van Or Pickup To A Light Truck 78's or 2 I I J Les« Thump-Free Ride! Wide Treads... Ask To See HoolcVw.ll 7 3] < SAVE Forster 31 0 Rootrnon 31 I Jhe Tracker LT Save—B.outlhanl.11. HBP—TMartlnei Cushion Miler 07115 TT (by Lonborg). T-2:43. A—36.M4. WE WILL DO THE FOLLOWING blackwall. cucate CMCMMI Polyester Cord Loan flenie etrkM atrBM C.Dlus $2.98 DeJesus U 4 3 I 0 Rase It 4 110 s7L6 Was'81.15 f .1.1, ana Gross ct ' SOtl Griffey rf 4001 SERVICES AT THE EXTRA SPECIAL NOW NOW Bllttner tt> 1 0 I I Morgan 3b 4 0 I 0 Plus Klngmn It 4 0 10 Foster If 4 111 • lackwall OUR FIT. Murcer rl 113 0 Drlessn Ib 10 10 tin riann PRICE and oil Trlllo 7b 4 0 0 0 Geronm cl 10 0 0 PRICE OF ,$Q ^00 ON ANY lira Onllvrs Ib 3 0 0 1 Werner c 3 0 0 0 1.00-16.5 I.7S-16.5 Rader c 3 0 0 0 Aurbch ss 3 0 0 0 H7B-15TT c 154.10 (3 20 RRevKhl 3 0 0 0 Bonham p 10 0 0 LI815TL c (17.IS (3.67 Meoll ph 10 0 0 DoClns ph 10 0 0 35 VOLKSWAGEN! eiack«alls, Load Rente D. plus (3.42 or $3.92 8.00-16.5 TL c (97.15 (3.25 Holtrmn p 10 0 0 Borbon p 0 0 0 0 r.E.T. No trade needed. 8.00 16.5 TL 0 (it.10 (3.42 TeM a s< I TeM mil 8.75-16.5 TL D (1)15 (3.92 Cklcaae III III I I I-I • Uafc lest air conditioner unit. • Check windshield wiper sytltm. Sale Ends Saturday rm I null III III II I-I OTHER SIZES LOW PRICED TOOI E-Rose. Auerboch. OP-Chlcogo I. • Re-chorgt air conditioner system. • Service windshield washer system. LOB-Chlcogo I. Cincinnati 3. SB- (at nttded). • Chan I re-gap spark plugs t check Morgan, DeJesus. Orlessen. 3B-Rose, Lube and OH Front-End Alignment Engine Tune-Up HR- Fosler (II). SB-DeJesus. SF—Bill- • Adjust brakes — check brake system condition. IP H R M BB 10 and 4 Tire Rotation RReu>CMW44 6 2 0 0 I 1 condition. • Chock front-end condition. Change Hollifrai 3 I 1 2 0 4 • Adjust dutch — chock condition. • Chock and adjust all bolts. Bonttom L.r-1 I e 1 1 4 3 Borbon I 0 0 0 0 0 • Adjust headlights — chock all othor Sove-Holtiman (II. T—J:0». A- jo.ieo lights. T« Kontei City $3488^88 abrkbl ekmu Includes up to 4-cii. s-cri Harroh Ib 5 0 11 Poquette If 4 0 1 I ($25.00 II vehicle it not air conditioner equipped.) 5 quarts major brand 10/ Moll Win Hj S I I 0 Polek n 1110 These services wo.uld normally cost approx. $75.00. Any additional parts or labor Front-wheel drive included Includes parts and labor - no utra chain lor air Bondt rt 4 113 McRoe dh 4 0 0 0 conditioned cars. Electronic Ignition cars (4 less. AOIIver II 4 I > I GBretl 3b 3 0 11 needed will be done ONLY with your prior authorization! Zltk dll 3 010 Otlt cl 4 0 0 0 PROTECTS MOVING HELPS PROTECT HELPS ENSURE BETTER MS Horgrv Ib 4 0)0 Porter c 4130 You mult present thlt ad at time ol service. PARTS-ENSURES TIRES AND VEHICLE MILEAGE AND PERFORMANCE Jorgntn Ib 0 0 0 0 Hurdle rt 3 3 11 BUIET OPERATION PERFORMANCE e Electronic engine, charging, and starting Sundbrgc 4 00 0 Coweni rf 0 0 00 1 Benlqui ct 3 0 0 0 LoCock IB J 0 I I e Complete oil change and chassis lubrica- e Inspect and rotate all 4 tires e Set caster, system analysis e Install new pointi, plugs, BThmpi ct 0 10 0 Wothon Ib 10 0 0 tion e Ensures smooth performance, re- camber, and toe-In to factory specifications condenser, rotor • Set dwell and timing e Cmonri ii 13 3 1 UWigln tt 3 0 0 0 CALL FOR APP'T TODAY Broun II 10 0 0 duces the chances of wear e please phone • Inspect suspension and steering system e Adjust carburetor for economy e Includes Zdeb If I 0 0 0 for appointment • Includes light trucki. Moil U.S. can - some Imports. Oalsun. Toyota. VW, and light trucks. FWhlle 2b 4 12 1 ASK FOR MR. MAZZA 741-8500 TeM Mill TtM M 111 Tine ' 1 I I 111 1 1 I- 4 Offer good til July 14, 1978 KeaeaClty ' III III 11 I-1 Just Say'Charge It' OP-Iexot 3. LOe-Tenot «. Kontot Use any of these 7 other ways to buy: Our Own Customer Credit Plan City S. 7B-Pcrler 2. Horgrove. FWhlle. Poouelte M-Wllli. LoCock. Comonerli. e Master Charge • BsnkAmericsrd e American Expreas Can) HR-Rondt III. AOIIyer III. SB-FWhlte • Carle Blanche • Dlnen Club e Cash IF IIW. SHREWSBURY MOTOPSinc GOODWYEAR IP H ft •> BB SO w RcwMif Ckaqt Unm* JeMUM 131 I 1^ I I 3 Sea Your Independent Dealer For His Nee ud Cradll Terms. Prices As Sho»n At Goodyear Service Stores In All Communities Served By This Nnrapeper. ComerW*t I I'. *f»0 I I (One of New Jersey's Oldest Auth. VW Dealers) - LlodbUd 3 l" a I II 7 7 i i Shrewsbury Ave • 741-8500 • Tinton Falls 1030 Highway 35 I] I I I 671-2415 1710 I 0 18 The DtdyRegister SHREWSBURY, N j TUESOAY.JUNEI3.I978 Contact lens industry in boom Business By SYLVIA PORTER permit the eye to breathe normally through the lens itself. Your growing acceptance of contacts has re- * More than hall of all Americans (51 percent) suited In a surge of mail order tales, but "mail N.Y. stock quotations now wear prescription lenses — with eyeglasses YOUR MONEY'S aider contact lenses may damage your eyes," warns the AOA. A slight deviation from a perfect NEW VORK(AP) Monday'mletted CmwE 2 40 10 Ul 27* 7* 277 I NwtBcpl.lM I 43 »'/, 76% »%- * still the overwhelming choice. But contact lenses notional price*for Ntw York Comtol 213 LS 42* 47'7 42» Nwtlnd ISO I 73S uM'.', 61*. 61'.- la lit can cause the lens to ride incorrectly. So are rapidly gaining in popularity, with the number ConEd 2»5 IU 72'/1 »* 23*+ 'i Morton 3 1 M 47* 4t* 47*. u minute are the measurements that you may have Sole, Conf di 1 SO I 343 25* 25% 25*- '* NorS>m Hb I 731 I9W 19* 19* of contact lens wearers approaching 14 million, PE hdi High 1 u* Clou Chg CniNG 7 76 I N Wi 3V* 39% + * -0-0 - 1 WORTH to return for several visits after you receive new C«nPw2 12 I 354 27* 77 * 32* • % OcuPoti.HI 914 14 33* 23* the percentage of wearers more than triple the ACF 2 10 9 JJ JS . 3i JS - tt CortA.r lie 7 395 14Vi UVk 14%- '^ OhloEd I 7610 1S7 11% t| t| lenses for adjustments. These visits and individ- AMF 1 74 f 1»7 IV. 19'-. 194- * ContlCpl 70 6 479 76* 7S* W + '/» O*koGEIS4 9 41 11% 17* 11% * % level of a decade ago, and spending on contact ualized instructions plus practice in applying, re- ASA I Iff HI'.. IV . 20% * '•* CntlGrp2» 7 137 31% 30* 11 + V. OfcloNGl 60 7 13 4* 13* 34 - % AbbiLb 7716 **J 3S . J4 • WH- '•• lenses up to a third of a billion dollars in '77 alone. .lltllllllHIIIIIIIIIIUIIHIIimmiHMIIIIIHHIl ContOil 1 4010 547 79% 29 TV • % Oltn .Mi 111 IS% is* ts*+ ;t moving and cuing for the lenses should be in- Addrm x 21V MV, M ContTrll 74 9 1235 16") 16* !6''i« V» Omork M 9 267 u79* 31* 31"} + * AelnoLf2 30 Sm 43'** '4 CliDoto 7SI0 673 35* 34* 34'.- * OwenCg U 7 73 HVi 30* 3lg7 2 What's more, as the contact lens industry has cluded In the total cost of the lenses to you. AlrPrd •11 /5 w. mk 29*- '* Coopin 1 44 11377 uW »' , 60 +1* OwenllMU I 147 03* 13* 23* AklOno MJ1I 14* 14V, CornG 16117 131 62 61 61%+ * -P-* - boomed, prices have been falling — in contrast to contact lens wearers is around M to 40 against With mail order lenses, you have no one to CrwnCk 9 II 32'-% 12 37>*+ v, PPG 17210 311 30* 39*J. 30*+ % increases in the prices of eyeglasses. You can now 80/JO a short time ago. whom you can go back to check the lenses, the AligLd t »I»IO? IIH II'-4 !•'« c ll wM Potge 7 16 1x907 24% 14 14* 4 * AllgPw 1 Tl I It) II 17% 1740- •-• Potl.tg 1 M) I 64 20% 20 20 buy the least expensive hard contacts, for in- In only 22 years from now, half of the 100 AOA cautions. AlldCh 2 I Iff 41H 40'« 41 •, S V- 0-0 W- t ' Pui.Pw IUI Itl 71% TO'. 21*+ 'A AlldSIr I 20 6 U W* 24Vi 74'/i- H DatoGen II IDS 61 60H 60H- H POLTT 1 40 7 101 14% 16 U stance, at a price of less than 1100. million Americans who wear eyeglasses will have Computer programs are being developed to AllltCft IH( ]U JS'-4 UH 144- H Dayco SOb 4 11 IV. IV. IV. 1 PonAm 7 2024 /<., 7 7V* AICOO .Ml 700 «V. 44', 44'.; V, DoytPLl.M11 17 17'/, II , 17'*- '4 switched to contact lenses — hard or soft, or a new select lens designs based on vision performance 1 PonEP 60 1 34 47W 47* 47*— * The range in hard contact lenses will be from a Amu I 7U1 107 J4H 11* 34%* '* Dttre 1 40 • 1*16 uM . 33. 13H* H Penn«y 1.76 I 534 M* 37") 3?"j- >k mix in between — predicts the director of the and eye measurements. The computer helps doc- AMBACt HI] 67 MV* UH Wa~ '•. DelMont U 7 72 14 25^ 25^4* Mi PQPL 1.92 6 70 21V, 21% 31%- % low of |M to 1350 a pair; the range in soft lenses, AHeit lb 9 27; 31 30*4 »*- *» DeltuAif K 12119 4i' , tl'-, 77- 1 Penniol 9 356 29% 21* 31*-- * from $150 to MM. Contact Lens Service at New York's St. Vincent's tors "try out" a lens design on a computer model AmAir .40 6 707 17'4 \V>* 17%- '/« Denny 1. 1012 3W 35 14H 31 * "1 PeptICo 114 623 32 31* 31*,- % ABcndi 3UI 91 SI W SI M . . OeiEd 1 Sill 110 16g3 16'/. \6',- Mi Hospital and Medicare Center. of the patient's eye. An Immediate feedback can 1 PerklnE 4016 *UA JS'-i 2S% 25Vj- * So indefensively wide is the spread in prices ABdCtt 1.40 1 730 S2*/> SI* S3%- % Diomi 1.40 7 439 Tl '. Vt 31 • * Pttier 1.2013 334 33* 33% 33Vi+ * Technological breakthroughs are accelerating, suggest modifications before prescribing the ac- AmCan2.7O7 63 41 40V. 40*.- '/» DigliolEq 16 11W wS3''3 S7*. S7W- *« PhelpD .6061 3SI 23* 23") 73*- * for contacts and eyeglasses, in fact, that the AC yon 1 SOI0 itSO 37 Jl'« 31'/*- H Dillon 1 Tubll 10 30'/. 30'/. »%• •* PhlloEll.lO 9 703 17* 17* 17' 1 Federal Trade Commission has just ordered re- some as recent as a few weeks ago, others slated tual lens specifications. AfalPw 717 9 170 n't 23') »H Disney 37b 15 1069 44'/. 42^ 43*-13 Philgmr 7.OSI7 >4tl 70* 69** 70 + % AFomll Mb 7 ISO I6'« I6H 16*.- '.•• DrPeppr 6017 427 II'. 17H II - % PhilPel I 70 f 711 34* 34'. 34*- * strictions on the advertising of prices to be lifted to reach the market within a year. For instance, ft was only 10 years ago that lens experts AHome 1 »IS 902 3V* »''» X'-j- '> DowCh 130 9 712 26'. 36V) 26*- * PltrwyB I 9 111 24* 23'- 7V»- * Danker & Wohlk, Inc., Uniondale, N.Y , revealed began working with hard plastic lenses. The soft AmHOip AIIS 291 JQ'-i 79H 7VH- Vi Ormr U 9 357 46''. 4SH 4SH- H to spur competition that would force down 1 Pittstn 1 3022 751 17 2)"T 21*0- '* AmMotn 71 SSI A SV, S'i duPonl 5olO 443 1 J • • - 120 iw. l'i Pncumo 19 N 24'. 14") 24*+ '. charges. Barring a stay by a federal Judge, the earlier in 1)78 that it had received clearance from plastics were Introduced In the late lKOs, came to ANotft 3 7 14 42H 43 AT • M OukeP I 77 • 143 30 IV. 70 • '<. Polaroid »1« 931 41* 40* 40*- Vl the Food and Drug Administration to market a market as recently as in '71. Now as new dis- ASIond 3 40 I 13 47H 47 4/4 Ouqi-tg 1.7211 123 17'« 16'. \IH- '« PortGEI 7012 151 19* 19* 19* + V. decision will have the power of law by the end of ATT 460 9 111* 61'. 41H b\'\* '. ProctG 3)4 419 M% 17* 17*+ %C tmlAif 7 1379 13'/4 II'* 12 - Mi June. new type of "semi-hard" lens, first of its type and coveries speed up, millions more will be turning to AMPIDC 6011 UluM'i 13* 14% + * PSvEG 7 17 I 163 77*- 3% IV. * EaliGX W10 IU I6'a IS'. IS', '/* Ampex 14 419 W/i is'i 16 — % PgSPL 1 41 9 1*1 15* 16 - lopull If you're a typical contact lens wearer today, unlike either conventional or soft contacts, to be these lenses. EtKod 1.7213 151 S/'. SS'» SV. !'•• J AnchrHVU 6 74 714 »H n< > Purex I 08 9 •0 17% I6 . 17 Eaton 2.25 t 93 39'. 31'. M1. promoted. ArchrD20bll IU U'<. 17'/> IJi/,- V. OuokO 1.04 9 391 u2S'. 2S* 1S*+ Mi says the American Optometric Assn., you're a But be on guard. Before buying, get all the Echlin .7213 49 »». 79''. TV'.- A Armco 110 7 159 30'. 79'-. 30 QuukSlO.UIl 56 IS'1 IS* 15%- % facts. Make sure you can wear contacts suc- ArmitCh Ml 347 19 1IH I*- % ElPoto 1.10 I 129 16V. 16 • 16'. ><* woman between the ages of 17 and 24. But with Under clinical investigation is another innova- EmrsEII 2014 1052 u39'/4 34. Jt'.- '» - •-• - Awrco 40 171 16'* 16* 16*. '/. RCA 140 9 741 30% 79». »*- * new technological developments and advances in tion—a silicone rubber contact lens which tele- cessfully. Ask the doctor's policy concerning pa- EngWC 1.70 A 414 24% 24 24 '1 AlhlOtI 2 6 139 79 21* 29 HLC .44 5 S39ul4>/i 14* 14* + * FiiiMh 1.36 1 136 73V. 73>/« ;ji, * '• tients who cannot, for whatever reason, adapt to AulDG ISO 1 4] 71* 7l'/i 1IH HoliPur .5011 451 IS* IS* tV. contact lens design, materials, prescribing and graphs a new generation of potential materials for Etmrk 1 14 9»I46 31H 31'. 314- 2 AtlR)Ch7 4010 451 52 SV'i SI'/i+ H Romod I3ell 319 ft 5* i'.+ '. their new lenses. Find out in advance what the Ethyl 1.10 5x247 73* 77''i 73',^* '•• fitting, the appeal of contacts is broadening to use in eye care, and better wearability. Ati.i ,i|, 27 11% 1] II'. Ranco 1.04 7 I 33 II'. I', EvansPI0a6 154 17'/i 17') 17H-'.. AvcoCp .60 1 216 76H 26 If, *i Roythn 1 2012 311 49* 41% 49 • '/. young men as well as those over age 50. Semi-hard and soft tinted bifocal lenses also total fee will be for your contacts and what the fee Eikion 3.20 9 7*07 47'• 46' , 46H- % Avery .4410 71 16H 164k 16*% '» 61 • ft1. Mi or so are in the 24 to 44 bracket; approximately 10 BollCE 3.21 I S77 75'* 7SH i .* H Reynln3.S0l 575 U* 51 SI • Mi FedNMI.16 6 934 11% II II1'** '•• hours a day and for a lens material that would Bonk Am 94 9 576 74% 24 24%+ % Heymtl I.SO 9 147 31* 31% 31*— H percent are 45 or older. Today's ratio of female TM»mw: Beware .1 "bargaiis." feODSt 1 60 9 117 31V. 31' , 31V. Bouictt 1.4011 171 5P4 49 49H - )'i RlleAid .4211 57 24* 24* 24*- % Flrettn 1.10)0 7» IS', M '. IS • Mi BanlTrv 4011 710 44* 43', 43'/,-! Rooini .3211 201 12 II** 11* FlChrt .10 5 109 II* II ll'i- '« BeatFd 10)10 >3U 7V * 24>/i 24%- Vj RtKkwl 2 20 7 373 32'. 37* 31*- Mj FttChlc II 130 23 72V. 23'* Belter 63 *•, «. 4'/j * V* Rohrlnd 14 331 ul7 16% 16H— % FtlnBn 1.4010 «339 46 4S'/i 4S"J- % BellHow §410 174 JlVj 70H 31 Roref 6616 114 16'. 16'/) 1**+ * BendU 3 21 7 52 40 »H 39H- ". FteetEnt.46 9 US tS \*>* 1 •. - RC Cot 19 117 17* 17* 17*- % FlaPL 7.01 i 145 27'/> 2l47|V - V BeolCp I 60 6 115 23 77H 23* 4 4 RoylD 4.35* 6 146 577 57 57*- * UPWIW1.. ' < • «% -*/7 H? '.i^ OengtB 03*10 177 4% 4'-» (|| RyderS 60S 266 u23' ••> 13 13%+ * BeilPd )6elO 17 31'-i il' , 3«i/i- '-. Fluor 1.30 9 727 J*'. 376 31 * V« -»-i - FdFoIr .7014 N13 SV» S'/J 51/, BettPdwl 5 MV. 16* 76'-, SCM I 5 109 19 II* II*— % FordM 3 60 3 909 49'/4 a', 48'. % BelhSII ) 1614 74H 74ft 24<* Safewy 7.3010 61 41'; 41'.. 1% Mi Blockdr .6014 479 W * 30'/. »'•• '< ForMK 1.24 7 104 72** 31tt 21*- ]l. Gold coins as an inflation hedge SjoMn 1.X10 13 36V. 25* 6'.',+ % FrankM .3021 3U 10* 10'. 10'/.- >/% Bli.kHRl.2ill 16 Jl'. 31 Jl'., SILSaF 2.SO 7 3 19*. 39*. »*«•+ % Boeln 1 TOoil 7H 53 51* S2V>- H -f-'rpMlnl603? 117 73 2?J. 23 4 '4 1 SIRegP 1.73 9 146 39V, 19 29 - \% BoiwC 1.25 7 M64 30'. 79V 79H- "« Fruehf 7 6 132 u33% M . 32 } Sombos 6011 74| TO* 19* » - * IIHHIHMlliitllllllllllllHtlllnilllllllllllMII be the case with bullion. At any Bor«en in 7 1» 30* »'» 30% - 0-0 - By DAVID R. SARGENT citizen could own coins but not 1 SFelnd 3.20 6 127 36* 3** 36'. - * BortW I 10 6 111 jr. JVi u J % GAF .60 362 13* l.". 12'.- * SFelnt .60 I 3a 32% 31% 11% * bullion. Today, ten years later, given time you can get an ap- Gannett).4016 342 44 43V. 43g4 BoiEd 2.44)1 K »'• 7!'. 24 * '4 SthrPiol 7411 144 3V. 34* 34*- *. GnCobll 112 264 Wi 173 17Vi- '', Q — I would like to invest in proximate Idea of the value of Bramti .36 7 411 14* 1 H 14*- % Schlmb 1.1017 411 14* 13* 13% . gold is quoted at around $180 a BrlMM 12713 411 M'/i 37* 37H- V> GenOyn 7 33|4 u«'. 67 67V>*4* 1 SeabCLl,30 5 150 21* M% M%- % gold coins as an inflation your coins by checking the • GenEI 76011 1151 ij -. SM. 57' 1 * * 1 troy ounce. BritPei 40rl1 4N 15* IS', 15*4 V. SearleG .52 360 IS /) 15% IV* * GnFdS 1.64 9 335 37% 32 32 Brntwk .70 97391 16% IS* W,* ', Seort I.I2O9 2HS 34* 23* 13*-* hedge. Are Krugerrands a rea- SUCCESSFUL If owning gold is "your cash prices listed In the daUy Gnlnit .4011 433 34* 34 , 34 - H BucyEr W I 662 21% 20'4 70'. H ShellOUI.ao 7 IS 34'/. 34 34 - % BunkK 2SelO 111 II* 17'. II GnMllli 112 S0lu32% 31*. il sonable choice? (P.Y., Louisi- paper for gold bullion quoted ShellT 1.17e I 1 40 40 40 + * bag," coins currently in But find 1 40 7 150 19* 19V) IV*. • . GMot t.60e 5 1911 61* 61 61'.- '. '.(li-in 419 31* 30 30311* ana) by Engelhard Minerals or BurfNo I 60 I 519 40 39* 39'4 GPU 1.76 I 342 II* II1-. 18'.- '/, circulation are as good a Signal 1.36 I 307 47'/) 47 7 - V. fiurrgh 1 4014 609 71V. 76* 76*- '. GTE 2.24 7 664 79% 71'. 291.* Mi Handy k Harman. The StmpPot .5015 1300 ul4* 14* U'-i* % A — I am no gold bug, and choice as any. I sm not refer- - C-C — GTIre t.30 5 113 77% 37 27 H Singer M 6 171 23* 23'/) 23%.- * INVESTING CBS 7 40 9 733 ~SI* SI1. SI/i-l 1 of Investment. Before making fairly dose to its melted down StrEG 1.63 7 170 II .. 17* 11% Vt IIIMIII iHiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiii those who are knowledgeable CorPw 1.14 9 257 22»* 73H 72* GlbrFn .60 3 424 16* W* 16V4- H S0C0IE 2.24 I 177 26* 24% 36%- % value The Austrian Corona t utCtp m 1 477 71 »'•* 20' J- * Gillette 1.SOU IS! 29U 29* 79*- \t a commitment you should be about rare coins, but to coins SouthColM • 631 1*5 16* 16V, CastiCk Mb • 191 20* 19* 70** * Goodrhl.33 6 115 72'« 22* 22** V. SoN Rn 1.05 I 155 36* 36Mi 36*+ % aware of the drawbacks in- then sold early in 1177 when It such as the Austrian 100 Coro- and Hungarian Korona both CatrpT 11011 291 57* 577 57*« ',. Goodyr 1.30 7 564 17% 17 -in . had invested In coins when SouPac 7.40 I 141 33* 33'* 33*- % Lflonw? K I 90 41'i 41* 41*- '. Goupd IU I 305 30''i 30'. 30%- Mi volved. Gold coins must be had dropped to about $130, you gold was $39 an ounce In the na or the Krugerrand. Since contain just under an ounce CenSoWl 34 I 353 16* W , 16' J '. Groce 1.10 7 1307 31* 276 27** Mi' Sprryr 1.32 I 113 44% 3Mi 43*- * stored in a safe place, which these are of known gold weight and the Mexican M Peso con- CentrDut 111 194 76 2S'/i 25*— Vt GIAtPc ?0e6i 313 7* 7* 7* . SquorD 1.40 9 235 34* 24". 4'/,- Mi wouldn't have had an Inflation U.S. and $40 in London, you (M(eed HA 41 M'. 71'» ?'/j + .Vh GtWFIn 1 S 79* 31* 21* »Mj- V4 Squtt* 1.0213 1532 31* 31 Jl"; - ". means they will cost you mon- and purity, you do not have the tains 1.21 troy ounces, and 1 GGIont l 08U 36 71 71* 21*+ '.. hedge, you would have a capi- would have achieved your OisAlrl 4410 173u37% «'•) 36 J • % SiBrnd 1.3*11 307 17V. 26V, 26'. * Gceyh 1.04 7 3M 13* 13* 13** '• ey to maintain. Furthermore, again bold close to their value thinplnl 10 7O76 21'. 21* 71'/) StOIICI 2.60 7 «1 43* 43 43U * * tal loss. However, if in 1M8 you purpose. At that time a U.Sproble. m of assaying as would 1 Grumml 70 6 379 23'* 2* 33*- M, ChomSp ,72 9 165 11% ii'» H . StOInd 2.80 7 571 5Og7 49* SOM1+ '. in gold bullion. One important GlfWifn 70 6)473u1S^ IS* IS** Mi the capital which is tied up in LhafM 7 7QI 701 32'» 31* 3? SlOIIOtil 7614 1|3 67% 65% 651. 1* GulfOII 1.90 6 1012 14* 34 34 ChMile 7 3214 S3 33* 37 32% • ' • StOIIOhwl 11 33* 33% 13%- % this investment will not be consideration in buying, th»n, GlfStUt 1 24 I 117 13V. 12* 13 ChlPneT 211 93 \3>/i 33 33'^ . StautCh 11 716 43* 43 43 - % GulfUld H 7 175 IS'/, 15V, 15V.- V* earning money during your should be the selling premium ChrliCfi 21 601 uliv, 10* io*_ V. SterlDg .7711 231 1SU 15* 15* (hfyiler 1 545 II'. II* 11'. . — H-H — 1 1 StevenJl.K 5 71 IS /) IS'. IS /.' holding period. And, unless you Auto leasing by banks upheld over melted down value that Halllbl 1.4011 1157 67'. 66* 66' 1 - * Clticrp 1 16 S 1103 5 24* 24*+ % StuWor 1 7 93 6*V) 674fa 61V* -1 '-i 1 HorteHk.9014 70 41% 41% 41% CllletSv 1 7 146 52% SI . 5V'i- * SunCo 1.10 6 16 41* 41* 414+ Mi are willing to hold long term, you will pay. Since these vary Hercules 111 M7 16* IS1. 1S>. % WASHINGTON (AP) - tle First National and Peoples ness arrangements The 9th Cltylnv 1 51097 16% 15V] 16 + ''j -T-T - Heubllnl.4014 334 29% 21* 31*+ * you may lose money. Because according to supply and de- Clorkt 110 1 4) 16'. 36* 36'•• li TRW INI 314 40V) 40% 40'/]+ * The Supreme Court yesterday National Bank of Washington, Circuit then relaxed those limi- - HewltPk.6018 732 U'/i 12* 13* - * ClevEl 1.14 I 119 30* 20^ »%- * ' Taltey 15 70 13* 13% 13%- V* you will probably buy and sell mand, you will have to check ClOfOK U 9 793 14 13* I)*— '. Holiday .5*10 1075 19* 19* 19%« '• lampE I 32 9 17 19V. 19'-. 19'.* * % let stand a ruling that national were sued In 1973 by four inde- tations to allow banks to offer HollyS 13 13V) 30* 23'/. • 7 through dealers, you will pay a prices when you buy. ClISIGt 304 377 17* 17 17 > % Tondy 10 717 u«', 41 49W+1'* banks legally may get into the pendent car leasing com- virtually any type of leasing CocoBtl .4013 274 I* I* 8'. ', Homeitk lo 16 9* 34 34* 34*-* * Tondywl 106 u24'/. 14% 24*+ * premium to buy and will give 101 nil 1.741) «SM 43* 43'v 47". -1'. Honwll 1.90 9 M7 StV. 5*'. 57 -IV, londyifl 11 35 10* 20% »% . automobile leasing business. panies. plan. If you hesitate to buy the CotgPal IN SS) 73'-» 77* 72*- % HooihFl » 6 301 19V, 19% 1f%- % Techncr .40 6 400 12* U% l|7- 1 up a discount when you sell. Hmnln 2.17 129 30 TV", 30 • vi The justices refused to re- South African coins for politi- CotPen 1.20 I 77 303 79'. M — * Tektrnx .4114x173 45 44'; 44Vt— % The lawsuit charged that The 9th Circuit's ruling was ColGui 7.14 7 99 7l'/4 776 77*- % HouiNG 1 I 406 27Vi 17* 27% . Teledn 9.141 7 All ulll M«',. n*r. \k cal reasons you might like to ComtoCn .70)4 >M 30% 9* 79*— V. HowdJn 4010 419 14 13* 13*- % view a decision by the 9th U.S. the first by any appeals court Telprmp t 11 613 11* 11'/) 114- * the banks were not legally au- CmbEntlOlO >45 «'. ;7* 43'.+ * HttghiTl .70 11 513 36* 36 361- 4 TeltM 14 313 6; 64k 6* * Gold Is, first and foremost, Circuit Court of Appeals that on the question of car leasing wait a while. Canada Is study- — I—I — Tennco 1 7 1*0 32'/* 31* 33 thorized to enter the car leas- IC Ind 1.61 6 H »* »* 76', a commodity and as such its national banks do not violate by national banks, and the Su- Ing the possibility of marketing American Tesoro 152 11* IIV» IIUj . ing business. INACp 7.60 6 100 47* 42'-; 43*+ * Texaco 3 I 1101 25* 35 25". price fluctuates over the short NEW VORK(AP) - Monday selected the National Bank Act when preme Court usually does not a gold coin to compete with the IU Int .90 7 116 11+* 11* 11*+ * TexEit7.10 9 90 4S* 45* 45*-'.. nolionulprlctitor American IdohoP 2.1611 40 77* 27 27%+ '/* Texlnttl.6116 29* 134 17'.; 13'*+ % term. If, for example, you offering car-leasing services. A federal trial court ruled accept for review Issues that Krugerrand and may nave one Stock Exchangeluufs IdeotB 1.40 1 111 23 22* 22* If.lnl II 190 9'/. 94 94 . bought your coins In 1974 when on the market by the end of the ' ImplCp K S 496 23 21* 1111 6 TexOGi .211 134 321* 31* 31';- Mi Two of the largest banks In that national banks could lease have not been studied by sev- pc hdi High Low Close Chg. INCO .MIA 299 I7'/J 17% 17'.- Mi lexUtll 1.51 I 500 30* 19* » - Ml gold was $180 an ounce and year. AegitCp I in 7»» 2'. 2% the state of Washington, Seat- can with certain limited busi- eral lower courts. IMHCO .1017 166 30 19* 19*- * Uxsgll 1.3020 17 31' . 31* 11*- * AlldArt 1199 2H 1% 2h« V* IngerR 311 61 61* 61 61*+ 'a Texlronl.60 7 72 79". 21*. 114- Vi AlletCp 95 1% |>, I'/* lnlndStl2.6O 8 301 39% 39* 39* . Thlokol 1.2010 52 35 34H 34* ASOE 04c II IU'. 10' , 10' , . Intrlki 3 7011 16 26* 26Vi 26* Thrifty .5210 91 10 9* 10 - * Armln .17 9 V'% 76 74 IBM 11,5314 1095 271* 767' j 767',.-l'..( Tlgerlnt .6010 399 IV. 24* » — 'A Awmer 3030 700 14'. 13* I]'.. (. IntHorvl. 10 5 2910 u3l* 37'. 37%.+ * TtmtM 110 119 30V) X 30%- % AllsCM 10 2». flfe 21. . IntMIn 1.60 6 136 39* 3IU 39 + * Tlmkn 3.60 1 31 53'/] 53 52* + * AilmCpwt 30 6>. 6H *Vi IntPoper 2 • 314 43'/. ;2* 43 + fl TWA 5'409 0* 20V) TO'; V) AulmRad 154 3* !'/• 3 -I* IntTT 3 I 446 32''* 32 32 - '. Tranwn .M 7 119 16' 1 1*'/. WM- Vt Boniilf 4035 74 9' > Hi 9* lowoBt .52 5 S3 36* 35* 36*+ % huiii.ul IU 7 117 19 114 II*- Mi Bergenb I * I1/* • '• I • lowuPSl 92 I I 21* 1\Vi 21*+ % Travln 1*1 5 176 31 37* 37* . Beverly H 6? 6* 6''i A'*— % - J-J - TflCon2.27e 91 19* 19* 19*- % BowVall .1517 56 71'-. 77', 27',- h gjhnMonl.80 6 495 31% X>*. 30*+ * TCFoxl.TOo 4 637 314 35'. 3*'/)-2* Colonial First National BradtdN 7011 13 10'. 10 10 - || Johnjn 1.7011 641 12'. I1>/| II*- * - 0-0 - Braicon la 3 134 IS 14'. 15 JonLgn .4010 230 IS* IS* 1S*+ Mi UAL .M 6 1342 31 304 304* Mi CK Ptt .1430 I li'i IS IS '. Joiteni .1413 73 21* 21* 71'/, • % UMC 1 20 7 32 16* 16* 1*H* Mi Cornol 1.20 9 75 17V) 371 01ft JoyWIg 1.5013 179 35* 35' j 35^.* % Wind 1 * 2*4 21* 20* 21 - * ChampHo Ml 2' i +.2*. — K—K * UnCarb2.U 7 927 40* 39* 40*- % CircleK .90 9 14 15"* 14'i 15 K morl .7210 MS 34* 23U 24',*- * 1 UnElec 1.36 I 197 13* 13* 13* Colemn .10 1 32 II* II * tl*»* 'a KolsrAll 60 6 197 33% 32* 32*-') UnOCol2 70 6 300 49' i 49 49 - * ContOG 12 171 17'* 17 l?'i KonGE IK I n II* II* II*.- Mi UPocC 210 140 50 41*4 14- Mi Cookin 64 9'. . v, Vi KonPLM.16 7 171 30* 3O*< 10*+ Mi Unlroyol. 5014 1335 «'• 7* I + '. Cornllus 4U3 20* u23* Jl'j 1'j- '• Kotylnd 5 13 10* 10* 10* UnBrond 15 39 9 14 9 • CrutcR .3621 113 IS'. IS'. IS' , * '• KoufBr .» 9 1239 •* I* |* UNud .70 I 143 21 37' 1 37'/)- * Domjon 16 110 II1 , 10'. ID'. - H Kelloggl.2012 279 23* 12% 32*+ * USGypt 1 80 6 3IS 6 »'/) 2**- T Oulopd .3010 916u73% 77 27'.- '• tnnct ,6Oc 140 327 23* 23* 23* OUSInd .55 316 9* 9* 94- Mi DomePt 6 71 S6't 56 Si'.* 'J KorrM 1.2511 191 4l'-» 47* 47*- V) USSIeeM.6045 1236 2I4> 21 UMi- '/> Oynlcln 07e14 91 SW 5* S* . KlmbCl'Sw I 45 41% 47^ 477 . UnTech 1 I 273 46V. 4SV) 454+ Mi EorttiRn 16 JO 16*. I*VJ 16*.. '» KnlglRd 112 59 47 46*i 47 UnlTel 1.34 1 A75 19'. II', 19 + Vt Introduces FedRei 3S 91 6'; ftU 6'*- '.» Koppnl.10 9 241 74'; 24* 34* . Up|ohn 1.3714 240 44V) 43* 43*- * Fllmwy 30b 11 511 IS'. 1;+. 15 * Kraft 3.60 I 106 4IVi 41% 41' J USLIFE .51 I 119 nVj 23* 21*+ Mi FroniA 30b I 45 I4*J 14*. U'. »» Kjogcr 1.76 7 499 34* 34". 34'• CRI .301/ 46 6'. 6* »'j- '. - v-v - GntYell.Hel) 50 11 10 10'. LTV 17S I 7'-a I Varlon .4012 1*7 II* 17* 17*- * Golttfield 111 15 16 '• 1516*1 16 LearSg K 6 133 70* 20% 20' J— '4 VaEPw 1.33 7 361 14V. 14 14 I 1 Gd/lctiwl 12 2<> 7<) 2' i* <• LeeEnl .7611 1 34'/i 34"; 34'i+ * W w - GIBoilnP II 74 6J. 6V, 41,.- ', Lehmn 76c 114 10'7 10'. 10*+ Mi Wachov .60 9 7 19* 194 194 . GtLkCh .4013 79 47 life 41%— '• LevlliF .50 7 U 33* 23 23*+ * WallJm 1.60 7 x3O4 33Mi 32"J 32V)- 4 HorliM .40 B 14 ll'i 11', II1,* •• WrnCom 1 I 149 44V) 44 44 — H 1 LOF 2a 6 127 I 27'/) 27*+ Mi HollyCp I 16 6 * 6i. 6H- % Ltoget 7 SO 9 44 33* 33* 33*+ ''« WornrLl.3013 479 31V. 31 il '. HouOM U10 395 74'. 23V. 73'.* '• WshWt 1 92 9 14 21* 22". 33V. . LlllyEII 1.60 14 3U 41% 47't 47S . impOil 90o • 121 I7*i 17'! 17 6*- * Willlomi 110 351 19',-J 19'. 19'/. . MtCulO I_I 159 44'' i 4* 4*»~'» Megolnt .7425 -M-M- WlnnD 1.6BU U 37* 373 374* % MllchlE .1] 9 MGIC .72 I 302 I!** II* II*— Vi Wlnnbgo 32 146 44 4W 44+ Mi 67 24'1 24 1 NKinney Wacmlll .64 I 367 12** 1* 12*- Mi Wolwthi.40* 30* 19* I? ) 19*+ * MOCy IAS 7 213 43% 431. 43'•• * -X-V-I NIPatent 334 MdiFd 94« 127 14*. 14'/. UV%— Itj Certificate Xerox 211 #79 u»% 55* 55*- Mi NProc S0el3 Moglccl .50 6 65 9* 9* 9'. ZaleCp .93 I 63 17 1*4 17 Nolei 277 MAPCOt 7011 41 34V, 35* 35*- '* ZenlthR 1 399 16'. 154 1S4- », NoCdO 7'. 74 WarotO .30 7 195 41* 474. 47*- '. Copyright by The Attocloted Preu 1971. OiarhA 1( I 5 MarWId 1010 77 1SV. I$V| 15V1— * 1 A New Six Month Certificate With Interest PFInd Marrlot .1211 241 13'/* 13 13 PECp 611 9 MorIM 170 B 1053 32 31* 31*-'. HOIKIH PrenHol.74 9 Ji Motco .4012 313 23''4 22* 73 * * Prejley 50r 3 277 MajsyX 164 !!'/• 10'. 11 NEW YORK(AP) Monday ttelecled ReshCot 1611 714 WoyDS I 71 7 42 25* 25 25% New York Stock Exchange bond prlcei; Based On US. Treasury Bill Rates HMfii A 51 111 • 47'.I", May1gl.60oll 49 27 76**. 26'.* % Salei Rlsdon 40 6 IP.- '.I 11000 High LowClowChg. McDermt 1 5 770 29* 21 2IV}|- * Colonial's First National announces its new can renew your certificate or withdraw your SetMtg 37 3'** '. MtDnld .3616 550 57% 56* 56*- Vi AmForP4.lsl7 20 73* 73* 73*+ * ShenonO 77 34 71**- * GMotAc5*M 1 93% 93% 93% . Synfe* 7013 3031 31' 1 30*. 30**— '* McGrH 111 301 24% 24* 24',- |% MoPacRy4*30t I 50 49* 50 + V, based on the prevailing rate of six month United SystEng 74 19119* II'1 1|*,- 'a Meod 1.12 6 109 23'i 33' 1 73*. • V. PocGE5*91 13 70V) 70% 70%- % If you are interested in Colonial's Market Tennecowt 71 P. 3V, J*. ', Melville) 1611 111 33* 33 32%+ % SeorjR 4**13 3 17% 173 17% States Treasury Bills. The Market Rate Certificate 1 TerroC Kilo 47 9 6S'.* % 30lftd 151.71 U694 151.34 154.77- 2 51 MdMer 1611 190 17Vi 17* 17V. TOTrn 73052 717.94 331.73 330.11- 0.54 MohhOto IS 279 ll"i II* 11* . K 1SUII 106.46 107.10 105.19 106.36— 0.47 Now! your money can make more for you in Footnotes MM 10 Cotonul Firal NMwotf Bant, Mwhw MntDU 1.30 7 16 16* 16'J 16'J- * ISIIk 194.64 297.36 792.77 794.10- 0ol9 I 301 SUM SUM. KM I 3,174, Saletf.fi/reiort unonictol. MonPw I 92 9 41 2*' ; 24 • 24Va- * Indm M. WfJIW 07101 six months than it ever did before. UMetM OfWajf WlaSf A^fe4 j' Oft l^O fit IV f DffflO i Morgon2»9 114 50 49% 49'* t '-» Iran 741.200 CnclOMd 11 my cfwclrfor 1 wltwfOTtyliU taWf are onnuol dltburie MorNori.7010 230 M'. 71 21 - ** Ulll* 0 I 621.900 Molrolo 113 373 *»'• 47 47 -IV) 651k 3,544,100 l S100OO1 •wmtiC*or1ton.Sucfl Or ».lro dlvld MIFuel 7.3010 77 36* 36M, 3i%- % BONDS r*mm I«M Cotonlol 1 &• Monih Mwko* Hell drtrhuH (dol«l iunt 1, 1|7I or DM I. tntfl of payment! *>• 4nlgnate4 a MtSTel 7.01 9 21 76* 76% 26*+ % 70 Bond* •n my nsmr >l In* oddroti luted below I tutu* ihti the mlotttt rMe ol lit* ceftMcoM 10 Public Utlllllc* ••Alto extra or e&lrat, b~Annual role NCR 110x761 51 56* 54*- V, 10 Industrial* wl be baud on Iho i|te ot •<• monlh U S Trotwury Ball* MdmnMl tmmodiMoly h lk dtMd c-L>qutdatlngdi« NLInd 1.70 9 740 )9'« II'* 111- '. Commod tuturei inde 349.07-1.12 10 ir>* dele ol IUIM *eftd.e-OeckHtdo/poW in preceding!! . NLI II 2)9 74V] 74', 14*+ * fafffiMure - . month* 1-DtOwWor paid offer Hock >iobi»co).3IIO x323 2S* 24* 21%+ U STOCKS IN THI SPOTLIQNT ««Mend or wHI u* |-PoM mil ytor. NfltAUl .5014 400 11% 1|%- '• NEW YORK (API Sale*, 4 p.m. price PUONIAL dividend omined, defer red or no action NutCao .44 7 275 oil'. II"U ) III* < ond net change of the fifteen moit active token •< l«l dividend meeling k-Dec NolDlltl 70 7 99 71'% 22V) 22'/, . New York Slock Exchange Istues. tared or «oM thlt yeor. on occumukillve NatFG 7.74 6 6 244 24'/) 244+ V. rading nationally at more rhonil. huue with *vMtnd« In orreort. n-New NatGypI 70 7 93 II''* II* II*- * CutlerHom 2,1A3,3OO S5 - % r-DectorrdorpoJdlnoretedlng 11 NtSemlc II 409 77V> 2** 244- Mi NiogMPow 375.600 1;% + '* montt)! plol i tttxlk dividendiiddd t-PattPtdd IIn NotlSII 25011 S7 32 314 3)4- % InllHorv 791.000 37* + * RST iftKfc In preceding 12 monttii. eitlmated Nolom 110 5 17 44> 42"i 42'o-IVi En* on 790,700 46* - % co»h value on e.-dividend or t*-tflitrlM NevPtv 7 7 71 73V, 23V. 23%- * GenAmOll 241,500 40* +4V* NEngEM.94 I 40 3>1Vi 21% 31*- * SeartRoet) 251,700 33* - * «-6i-dlvWef»dor«ii rtgM» y-Ei-tfv.: Newmt .10339 127 19* 19'% lf*--'i GupfWtln 742,300 15* + '* dend and Mlei In hill i-Solel In full NIoMP 1.34 I 3754 14% 14 14%* * Bruniwfc 739,100 16V* + Vi NorfWnl.1411 21* 36 -75* 154^- Vt GnDynom 231,400 67Vi +4* WMn Itwttf. w*-*im wmrimH iw- . 237,900 33* -2% .TIONAL HoAPhll.50 6 7} 71 <>-. ?*.+ V. UnBoncp WMMvhnrronri idli-E M-ditlTlbutlon. NoettUtl.03,7 767 1'-» *4 9'.+ * WnAlrLIn 335,000 11 +1 vJ-lN feonkrvptcy tr rtctlvoriMp or 1 317,900 55* - V, A Fidelity Union B"-—JorMion Bin*. Memb«r FOIC NorNG»2.40 A 47 40 * 3T* 40 + ") XeroxCp • It UM fund! are wtlMrtmi baton mMurrlr. FadM muMlwia rawilra that ttw IntKMI WR| rMfpMln*J W4ttf HW Bonkrvpicy HoStP* » I 157 »*'. » 36*+ ** DertaAIrL 711.900 47'* * '* 209,700 16 • V, raw ba knraml to tha than currant paatboo* r«a and M 10 Oayi Intoratt at It* rate m. or Ncwrlilei miwmed by wch com Nortrp 1.40 7 76 37% 36V* 344- % tltytnve*. 302.400 7Vi . NwttAlrl.75 7 449 30* 39* 39* PonAm tK.lo.hWUd SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY JUNE 13 1978 TheDktfyRegirter 19 It9s time to 'index9 tax system to inflation

NEW YORK - PT Barnum, move aside Abraham allowed on capital losses and pension plan contribution!, — The most significant percentage tax savings have gone to Lincoln, take a bow. the effect is to make those exemptions and deductions worth taxpayers with incomes in the 115.000 range — scarcely the It was Barnum who is usually credited with saying. less each year. Our heroes on the Potomac have managed to super rich, by anyone's definition "There1! a sucker born every minute " And that confident sock you with a huge tax increase, without having to cast » Excuse No Two: Congress, in its wisdom can make philosophy has inspired innumerable American politicians to LOUIS single vote. appropriate adjustments better than any automatic indexing spend, tax and inflate. But now that the voters from Califor- Then, from time to time, when the taxpayers' howls can system nia to New Jersey have delivered such an unmistakable no longer be ignored, the White House and Congress — in as Answer: Double baloney Despite frequently ballyhooed message about their resentment of endlessly escalating RUKEYSER phony a display of beneficence as even Washington can "tax cuts." in reality only the lowest-income taxpayers — taxes, It's time to revive Lincoln's warning that — however muster — give us a tiny "cut" here and there, out of the those making less than the equivalent of 110.000-112.000 in terrifying it may be to congressional careerists - you really goodness of their hearts, that never comes near attacking the 1975 dollars — have had enough reductions to offset inflation can't fool all the people all the time. basic problem Everybody else has been the victim of what the politicians And in that spirit, this may be just the moment to move There are only two excuses for continuing to make the perceive as a "painless" way of increasing the government's against the biggest continuing con of all: the sneaky raising basic tax code still gives the government a built-in profit government the major war profiteer from inflation — and spending money No wonder congressional leaders almost of taxes each year by politicians who are pretending to do from inflation; Washington becomes the chief beneficiary of neither is valid. uniformly oppose indexing: it would remove permanently nothing of the kind — and sometimes, even, to be lowering the wages of its own sin. Excuse No One: It only soaks the rich one of their cherished tools of patronage, deception and them You and I, on the other hand, lose two ways. First, if you Answer: Baloney. Canada has been indexing its tax unlegislated theft. This unsavory sleight-of-hand Is the result of Congress' get a raise that apparently keeps you even with Inflation, it system annually since 1174 — which has meant broadening So it's time to index the tax system, raising the levels at stubborn refusal to "index" the tax system to Inflation — that may well do nothing of the kind: if the raise boosts you into a its percentage brackets, and increasing its fixed exemptions. which the higher percentages start, and forcing the politi- is, to pass a law that would adjust the tax brackets, system- higher tax bracket, you pay a larger share to the government by a compounded 52.1 percent. The rich have by no means cians to practice full disclosure whenever they want to sock atically and automatically, to each annual change in the cost — and thus wind up with less real money than before. taken the lion's share of the benefits of this indexing: it to us a little harder. The suspicion in this corner is that this of living. Second, if the government leaves a number of exemptions hundreds of thousands of poorer taxpayers have been taken act alone would restrain their taxing and spending to a Despite President Carter's irrepressible preoccupation and deductions at fixed dollar levels — as it has with items off the rolls entirely, and close to 70 percent of the savings surprising degree An awakened electorate can concentrate with making things "fairer," the grotesque unfairness of the ranging from the $750 personal exemption to the maximum* went to taxpayers with incomes between 1)0 000 and t25.0OO a congressman's mind something fierce Though continual, recalls aren't increasing sharply than 10.000 units produced with •y RANDOLPH E. SCHMID The Food and Drug Admin- had been sold. percent effective. These have tive were recalls of lawn for products of which fewer be less than 50 percent effec- istration has announced 626 re- Ames said that since IMS ranged from 18 percent for a mowers and major appliances. than 100 had been sold. tive when the product costs two-thirds sold and has been WASHINGTON (AP) - Ig- calls since last October and recalls of automobiles have av- recall of 1»73 Chryslers to 85 In contrast to the Transpor- The study predicted that in less than (25. has a life of less available for II months or nore that recipe, take the car listed 888 in the prior 12 eraged between 55 percent and percent on a recent recall of tation Department's findings, general, recalls will probably than six years, is among more more. back to the dealer, return the months. The Environmental 60 percent effective. But he 1975 Fords, he said. the commission saw no strong child's new toy and — (orProtection Agency has been in- said significantly higher per- The Consumer Product relationship between the se- heavens sake! — don't eat that volved in recalls of some 1 centages are expected when Safety Commission study verity and nature of the hazard canned soup. million cars this year, com- last year's statistics are com- noted, "Recalls are generally and the effectiveness of the That might seem like a typi- pared with more than five mil- piled because several major very effective when attempts recall cal day'l roitine, judging by lion in 1177. safety problems were in- are made to notify consumers Instead, its study indicated, newspapers and newscasts A recall can range from volved. directly, either by mall, tele- the cost of the product and its SAVE »30 that recite a grim litany of just advising owners of a prod- "If the recall involves a sig- gram, telephone or personal lifetime have a bearing on the On Air Conditioning ELECTRIC BILLS hazards facing the public and, uct to unscrew a dangerous nificant safety problem in the visit." effectiveness of the recall. most often, report the offend- part, to federal agents swarm- eyes of the public the return For example the study With An ATTIC VENTILATOR FAN It added that recalls in ing items are being "re- Ing Into warehouses and busi- rate can go up close to 100 showed a M percent recall ef- Featuring which the repairs are made in called." nesses to collect hazardous percent," Ames said. fectiveness for products cost- the consumer's home are most • 2-year Warrantee Items. Most Involve warnings On the other hand, he said, ing more than $825, declining It almost sounds as If re- effective, with more than W • Automatic Thermostat to the public and advice to only about one person In five to 50 percent for Items priced calls are overwhelming the percent of such units normally return the product for repairs uses his seat belt. So/ if a per- at $126 to |i25 and 4 percent for • Automatic Firestat country. But, though recalls examined. or refunds. son gets a recall notice for the those costing $2 or less. are continual, they are not seat belt, "he may not feel And in lifespan, products sharply increasing. Do recalls work? The FDA said its ex- COMPLETHY 95 The Consumer Product inclined to take a day off from perience has shown a mailed with a life of more than 10 For example, the National WSTAUEO KM ONLY '104 Safety Commission did a study work and go to a dealer and note followed by a telephone years had a recall effective- Highway Traffic Safety Ad- on this and concluded the more have a correction made in call is the most effective recall ness of 60 percent while those ministration has recalled costly a product, the more like- something he doesn't use." method. with lifetimes of one to two about four million vehicles so ly It was to be brought in when Ames also noted that in the years had only a 5 percent ICALL 583-2966J far la 1178. During all of last The. Consumer Product recalled case of older cars, some may effectiveness. year it recalled 12.923,710 Safety Commission study At the Transportation De- have been Junked or sold two noted that organization's most On the other hand, the com- mission said the more units of ALKAT ELECTRIC, INC. partment, Bernle Ames saw or three times, meaning the effective recalls were with tel- u. • Spatial Devices lor Aluminum Wiring another major factor in a re- owner may not even be aware evision sets. a product sold reflected In re- call's effectiveness: the im-that the car has been recalled. For 15 recalls of televisions, call effectiveness, ranging P* »iA • Electronic Bug KilUrs lor a bug frit summer portance of the problem be- The EPA's Chris Rice said the study said, more than 75 from 7 percent for 100,000 or ' OUTDOOR/INDOOR lighting • Everything Electrical hind the recall. Other author- his agency's recalls, for airpercent of the suspect units more Items sold to 76 percent ities cited a product's age and pollution rather than safety, were returned for examina- how many units of the product have averaged about SO tion. Only slightly less effec-

Dow dips 2.51 PRESTIGE NEW YORK (AP) - The The market's strength ear- Nationwide turnover in KKYSTUNK SAVINGS largest dollar transaction In ly In the day came as Beth- NYSE-listed issues, including New York Stock Exchange his- lehem Steel announced a 3 trades in those stocks on re- tory provided most of the ex- percent price increase on steel gional exchanges and in the citement on Wall Street yester- mill products, and said it didn't over-the-counter martlet, to- HH§T<3H| day as the stock market re- expect any further boost this taled 33.08 million shares. corded a modest loss. year. The daily tally on the N YSE Just before the exchange Robert Strauss, who heads showed about five stocks los- closed for the day, a 1,874,300 the White House's anti-infla- ing ground for every four that share block of Cutler-Hammer tion campaign, hailed the rose. The exchange's com- Which would you prefer? stock traded at 55. move as "probably the most posite index of all its listed Shortly afterward Tyco significant step" to date since common stocks slipped 19 to Laboratories, which had the Carter administration 55N. You're going on a earlier this year begun an ef- began its intensive effort to Standard & Poor's index of fort to take over Cutler-Ham- persuade corporations and la- 400 Industrials was off .45 at mer, identified itself as thebor unions to hold down wage 110.07. and SAP's 500-stock seller in the $103 million trans- and price increases. composite index gave up .38 to trip so you need action. But the advance began to W.55 Tyco said it sold that block fade at about the time that Bethlehem Steel stock was money. You could and another of 231,000 shares Treasury Secretary Michael unchanged at 24%, and other to Eaton Corp. as part of a Blumenthal separately steel issues finished mixed. complicated deal through projected that the inflation General Dynamics picked which Tyco hopes to acquire rate for all of 1978 would be up 4% to 67Vi following the carry all Cash and Leeds k Northrup Co., which close to 7 percent. company's agreement with the is now partly owned by Cutler- Brokers said investors' Navy on a settlement of their Hammer. mood was also subdued by dispute over submarine con- some Travelers checks widespread expectations of a tracts. Cutler-Hammer was by far further increase soon in the' the NYSE's most active Issue Gulf & Western, which re- bank prime lending rate, from for the day, off >^at 55. ported higher quarterly earn- or, you could carry 8^4 to 8% percent. ings last week, tacked on % to The general market, mean- 15% in active trading. while, failed to hold a mod- erate early advance, drifting On the American Stock Ex- "PRESTIGE" which is the lower throughout the after- change, the market value in- noon. dex gave up ,05 to 149.30. The Dow Jones average of The NASDAQ composite in- equivalent of Cash 30 industrials, up about 4 points dex for the over-the-counter at its mid-day peak, closed market dosed at 124.20. off .12, with a 2.51 loss at 856 72. available to you at N YSE volume came to 29.44 million shares, down from ii 32.47 million last Friday. 4500 locations nationwide. Local Securities Bonk iioch quotation* courtny Oul- Naturally, you need some cash as well as some travelers woter 1 Wtiii, Aibucy Park. Industrial Quotation! courttsy Fohneiiock 4 Co., cheques on a trip that long, but what about an Bed Bonk. • ANKI BM UM emergency? What if you're flat broke? Prestige Card Allaire Stolt Bonk I1. »'. Central Jtr«y 10'« Chemical Bonk 41*. i to the rescue. There are over 4500 places in the Community Slot* 14 ing Fidelity Union Bonk Corp.... U.S. where you can get cash in an emergency right First Merchonti Notional.... 10>i First J»rs«y National im policies from your own savings account at Keystone Savings. First National T.R Franklin Stole You just present your card at any one of them and Jtrsey Short for business Brunswick Bonk i Truil New Jersey Notional Corp.. Emergency Cash is yours. Call 775-3131 and ask us for Ocean County National \* owners People's National Lokc wood.. all the details. Shrewsbury State Metropolitan has cash- 1 United Count!*! Trust Co H 1 building policies lor busi- United Jersey Bonk 13W Chiropractic INDUSTRIAL ness owners. Autodynomlcs 5 Brockwoy 33'i If you are laced with prob- Buck Enoineerlno 3 office opened C.R.C. Corporation 'i RED BANK - Dr. Stephen lems Involving partnership, Colonial Foods 1' a stock retirement, key per- De Tomoso Indmtrltt » H. Johnson has opened the Electronic Associates sons, split dollar or de- EAC industries Red Bank Chiropractic Clinic IFF terred compensation fac- Foodoramo at 186 Broad St. Glbson-Homons tors. Metropolitan has a Keystone Savings King James EHI-Care Dr. Johnson, a former em- Laird plan to meat your needs. Metallurgical Int ployee of Brookdale Communi- Midland Glats Call me today lor details. Monmoutn Airlines ty College, is a graduate of Neptune • Asbury Park • Manalapan Monmouth Capital Georgetown University and BEN RAGUSA Monmoutti Park i Monmouth Real Estate... . HI 1 Hwy. 35. KEYPORT NJ. Natural Gas Sherman College of Chiroprac- Per kin-Elmer...... , tic, and did his clinical work in 264-9105 Precision Optics Come IO MetropoNun. I . South Carolina and India. Roy Cornm Ind. Tnc i 1>. Simplify vow We. Servomatlon He has three years teaching Spiral Met.il U, S. Home* experience in organic © Metropolitan United-Telecom rol chemistry, biochemistry and Metropolitan Ut Im.Co .N Y. NY , neurological diagnosis. HMMMIIIMIIinlll 51 Help Wonted Si.HtlpWonfd 20 The Daily Regfater SHREWSBURY. N J TuesOAY. JUNE 13. 1978 DRIVERS WANTED - *PPty tn per PART TIME - Responsible. UM> ton. otter 4 p.m.. Red Bonk Pi«o. 15 ttorter to work with expanding< lethien Worth Bridge Avc . Red Bonk Ul -Mil company Eorn Mgh salarayy Fleiibte AUTOMOllVF 2. Autos For Sol* 2 Auto* For Sol* Mutl know Umoedta*e oreo hourou V Car wc*ttary Coll leer S tervlew between EM. 7747-Wtl; CHEVROLET CM - Carry All FORD GALAXIE mt - Four-door EXPEBIENCEO PRESlEB - G*od tttf IMS ImmocuWt. wtth air Pompered 1400 hours, gpod pay. Mafowon area Call Se* JUI PART TIME BOOKKEEPER ? Autos For Sale W\m otter S p.m. t.rm mum FleilMc hours diversified duties. Send CHEVROLET IMPALA IN>-WHI FORD LTD - 1971. Mtt" T«l brakes MOO or best Ofltr 17? I TtO PLUMBER OR HELPER - —"-l condition Power tteerlng. Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Bon* EXPERIENCED SEWING OPERA TORS - Needed Two shift*. «4 30,

must be experienced. Pay good I _ CIRCLE CHEVROLET FLOOR WAXERS - And SUFFERS plenty ol work. Applv LtttTTllleef A Shrewsbury inltffl, recent too* op and FORD MARK I - lv/0 3SIC retwlll 10 To work part time mornings. 7 a.m. le Cleaners, 401 Bronch Ave.. Li >. MM tif m. m 1W1 alter 4 p m 741 JIM 425 h.p., quadraphonic system In W a.m. Experience preferred Mutl be CORVETTE mi - SligMly custom itoiitd. Pcrclli radiots. some chrome dependable! Work In West Long lied, Hooker headers, mogs, snow cor. sides pipes. Holly corburelor 4V Coll Branch area. Coll '" PRESSMAN M/W - (Ofttefl. Ei dear, RM* now a g perienced an A T F. 114 ond I2U MulSt fw*, transmission, tnieilw and body FULL TIME COOK - Experienced, Illh Preu. Call M3-4411. y ton condition. UW Coll 1U 7037 days COUGAR XR7 - 1974 VI, power FORD GALAXIE 500 IV7J - Blue with 1. Auto$ For Sole 2. Autos For Salt 3. Trucks and Troilers 51. Help Wonted five don o week. 930 lo 5:30. U per steering/btokes. air, AM'FM stereo vinyl top. slereo AM/FM tope deck ond hour. Contact Sister Catherine, rodlo, power steering/brofces. oir, ex- ASSISTANT MANAGER H4-94W. gresslve afttwekrte needed _ CADILLAC IWJ Twodoof hordtop. cassette U9K or besi otter Musi sell. PEUGEOT 1943 - Runi, needs poinls SHORE MOTORS OMC rM3 - Pickup. V 6. Standord moving to ColllornM Call 2799000, celienl condition 463 0479 oiler S p m Energetic and carter minded person multiple listing office Great *utt power, stereo-topes, wire wheels, Volvo Triumph Dealer Good condition New llres. needs Urn GAL/GUY FRIDAY - Ftve days, no and advertising programs '"1 Ent >& or tee ot Sol » Hair World on Hwy. £ Monosquan. Ut _ Ing dmln, *m Jt1-73U. nights, no Saturdays, general odminlt u. sotT coii in im Hwy M, Mtddttloww FORO 1*70 - GulQ-ie, needs minor MELMEO REALTY, INC. 471 MM work. 1300 SlMCA 19/1 - New lebuiM engine, new VOLKSWAGEN VAN lflt — Custom trotion in Natelsons executive and od CADILLAC ml PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE IM7 - batiery, new electric fuel pump and helpful but not essential Excellent op offices Coil tor appointment. 9:30-1 CREDIT PROBLEMS Coll otter j, 747 451 • Two door, con be seen ul 75 Kennedy lied, good condlllon. tn 0011. 4 •. or REAL ESTATE SALES - Prospered* h>c*ilenlcondition 1I5Mor best otfrr new exhaust system Red interior. In oortunlty and company benefits App JR., Mrs. Sleek. Ml 5397 Notelsoni, Ul mi otter I, No cosh? II you're working, we con GEORGE WALL Way, Kearisburg 144 nnTVi p.m. career It ambitious ond orgonited, le help lo gel you financed No money excellent condition Good gas saver, 6rood ond Front St., Red «Vor*. work full time Appointment, ask for LINCOLNMERCURV PLYMOUTH VALIANT 194; - Si" four-cylinder UU Cull ilftOU days WftJ SLOANE down Payments or ranged to suit your Shrewsbury Ave.. at Sycamore FURNITURE CLEARANCE CENTER jean Irwln. Realtor, Marine Pork, Red needt Many New and Qua lit* Used cylinder, good transportation, needs It) 40S6 evenings iriginol Shrewsbury 1*1 woo 4 Motorcycles HI. 35. Shrewsbury Ploio. Shrewsbury. Bank. BIMiM. • "* r,UU Cars to choose Irom Coll Mr Freder some body work 1150 Call 495 2*?4. N.J. GO NAVY SPITFIRE MM NARLE^TDAVIOSOH m i*J-n\1, days, tvet MM icfci ot Rossas Pontiac, m Brood SI . GRAND PRIX ttn - Excellent condl PLYMOUTH GRAND FURY IWS - Red Bank J41 SIM. lion Asking S779V UOO ASSISTANT MANAGER - Will Train CAplLLAC - I* New rebuill transmission, good engine, 4714549 S*00C reliable person Apply at Country Red Bank Chief Custck mlleogc 11.100 DA1SUN MU2 • 1W4 Silver, *»c tllenl interior good, needs windshield, letl Sudter Car Wash. 1*00 Hwy 35. Mid ,1 HARLEV DAVIDSON US - Street- 741 »3e condition Air, spoke wheels iSMO. Af (rant dour und letl back door, 1475. Coll dtetown We ore opening our second ler_4pjiv, J44I0W 7.U 703? days 711 4054 evening Troll bike, it74. 117 miles Like new. Freehold Chlel Snyder CADILLAC 1«4 - Coup* DeViile. lull HOLSEY PONTIAC 1 »IM real estate tares office in PLYMOUTH IV/. - Voluit Wugon. Asking MOO Call 177-194 AUTO MECHANIC - Eiperlence ond Mlddlctown The new office power, one owner, txcllenl condilion, DODGE CORONET 1979 - 440. with RTE, 34 M? 1WO ___EATONTOWN tools necessary Apply In person. E Brunswick Chlel Oliver ujue with while vinyl lop, 14.ISO V 4, power steering/brakes, lour STRAUB BUICK - OPEL HONDA w> — CB »0T. eleclrk stort, will be on Rt 34 and It's our air. good condition JEEP SALES V SERVICE speed, new condition, 13,000 miles Scnworti Chrysler Plymouth, lei W. I43W1 NINE ACRES ol New ond Used Cars two stroke, low mileage. %KD toll be 14th real estate office In New TWIN BORO MOTORS 7470040 14000 6/1 VH/ Hwy. ii 3*4-4008 Keyoori Front St., Red Bank. ^^ 238-5128 IAMAR0 - 1*74, mMt mite*. E« DODGE CORONET 1974 - Nine-pat 111 E Newmon Spfingi kd . Red Bonk THE FINEST SELECTION - Ol new tellenl condition, an. power, AM/FM, senotr slulion woaon Power sleer PLYMOUTH iwv - Station Wagon, HONDA C«l» \Vi — Good condition AUTO PARTS - Jobber and di. ovotllied sale* associates UW. Coll evenings. /4i »/i Ina/bf' ok i. K.OQO miles, U.»0 KITSON CHEVROLET CO. excellent condition 13/i IWeCodilioc. and used ran in Mon mouth County Musi setl. UOO or best etfer. lilbwtor needs counter person with ol GYMNASTICS COACH - Hours. 3 Over 100 air conditioned new cars in With on advertising budget el 73* Hll Hwy. 16 Eotontown (our door, lull power Excellent condi S44 Si4l aoyttmo I«ot1 two years uptcimci, good bene p.m. to to p.m., Monday through Frl over 1500,000, our own CARRi t»73 - Good condition. Best lioci Holt 67) 1106 stock McGLOlN BUICK OPEL INC., M? 1000 HONDA 7M - It'*. Super Sport. Low till and bonuses. Call Fell, or Bill at day IS W per hour, depending on t« mogaiinc, plus TV ads, you n Mr, DODGE 1147 CORONET WAGON - LEMANS 1971 - Two-dW. power Shrewsbury Avc , New Shrewsbury S41-7M0. ^__^__ perience Minimum experience neces- Coii wma Runs eiunieni 1300 or best offer. PLYMOUTH 1WI VALIANT — tin- 7414M0. miles. Mull lacrlflce. U40D Coll be working with the winning Steer Ing/ brakes, air, mag wheels, good cylinder, outomolic, power steering, 74) 1170 or 74? SMS. sory, one year coaching experience team. ScJ-MU AUTO BODY PERSON - Fully tl and some competitive background CHEVROLET VECA WAGON it» - new hies U7S b)\ iWV TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb perienced Immediate opening. Also STERLING THOMPSON H«.«nd, AM/FM. rodials. good DODGE^ 1W4 RO¥AL~-~~Sportsmwi service DOWNES PONTIAC. 41 Low KAWASAKI S00 - I973.E rcellent con S43 ISM. Alls Gymnotllo. REAL ESTATE LEMANS SAFARI WAGON 1973 - Air, POLARA 1972 — Four door, vinyl rool, dition Low mileage Asking 17W Call Aulo Body apprenticet, minimum two i onditTon. asking 11.000 an-l)floflor4 Moil Von, B300, looded Excellent power sleer Ing'br ok es, aulomotlc. e« er Main St., Motowon S44-»ft. HAIRDRESSER WANTED - Speed Coll Bernicc Jochltr at 471-4J00 lo* • condition. "MS 70. rodlo, power steering •47 (ISO. years experience Call 23J 3444 tor op p.m. celttflt condition. HIM, 47U72O palntmeni Lees Garage, 151 Brood plus eftlclAency, experlenci pre- :onlldentlal interview. J Ul 1974 otter 4 p.m. TOYOTA — Station Wagon. 197] Fair lerred, salary plus commission. Call CHEVROLET NOVA DODGDOGEE DARA T I»7S - S.« cylindery , condition HMO KAWASAKI KZ430 I«T7 — Excellent way. Weit Lena Proncn. REAL ESTATE — Weekend secretory, MACK AUTOTMPORTS" PQNTIAC VM I94S - 411, four speed. condition, many ••trot. 3,300 miles. »1 l»l cylinder, new tires, | automalictmlialicc . powweer steerinti gg Cl 321 Rt. 37 East Toms River 191 1457 after 4 For active office. Reception, type atwj U00 Coll M2 IMJ E t rnning con AM/FM radio. 1400. 11 >m> ltfm Co" ?9I;7]^ ofttf ' P-m AUTO MECHANIC - Experienced tile Reply to Box Q $06, The Doily 349 7474 with foreign ond domestic cors Must IDEAL FOR TEACHERS - Annwal Excellent running c W TUe TRIUMPH SPITFIRE — 1*74, with KAWASAKI KZ 1000 ,«?;- 7ANI miles. Register, Shrewsbury, g7fl (HEVROLET IMPALA CON nm I hove own Tools. Call 741 14*4, ond ask summer employment to monoae om 12350. 544-43W cylinder, stun Tonneau cover Asking 17300 Call has motor completely redone In VERTIBLE - If71 Air conditioning, PONTIAC LEMANS 197] T Power tn 4*77 between 10 a.m. and 5 pm, or Ipr Dove. musement arcade I raining ondincen 194S sl*erlngrbrokes, air. good condition, chrome, Jordine headers, Asking WOO lives provided. Call lor Interview, REAL ESTATE SALES - Licensed newer windows, power steering, DOREMUS FORD RAMBLER, Six-cyUnder, uulumotic. 7I7O1M otter 6 p.m AM/FM. blue. 40.000 milts. Gi 344-HM. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COUN- tn OOM or Send Resume lo The salesperson lor Mlddletown office, • SALES • SERVICE • PARTS runt good, H» 4W-CI6I fwoVoLKSWAGENS -~0ne~i944 and vpope. Asking UOO0 Con be wen d> TERPERSON - Mutt have M< Marebob Corp.. P.O. BOM }U.plenty of floor lime II needed fovor. PONTIAC BONN I VII 1 I — 1974, one tor parts, sold together. 1350 MOTORCYCLE AND MOPED INSUR perlence. top salary, all benefits Call tear of Prown's, 31 Brood St.. Red 700 Shrewsbury Ave. Rod Bonk741 -4000 MAZDA - 1973. RX 3 Sport Coup*. Keonsburg, NJ. obtr commission split ond bonus lor tht awer windows'tleering/brafces. olr, 471-4574. ' ANCE - Rtosonoble rot**. Groulrwer nt-3440, V a.m. lo S p.m Mlddletem M son Ask tor Rodger Yeoger, (lank, N J Or niyhli, H\ MIJV DUSTER I9TT- Radio, automatic. Four speed, mag wheels, radial tires, Rnted glati Excellent condition. Coll d Heller Afenc IS Wikft PI Rtd tinted gloss, toclory I track Asking Auta_ Ports, Perm Arnbay, ^_Twln Brooks Realty. CHEVROLET VEGA WAGON W* - 747-3076. VEGA 1*7$ - Two-door coupe. blue. KEYPUNCH FIAT SALES AND SERVICE - Levlne 11400. Call otter_4 p.m., I43-77IS. BARTENDER M/W - Enperlenced four speed. AM/FM, ealro MOW tlrei, 34.000 miles. RECEPTIONIST /SECRET A«Y - Motors Corp.. Maple Avc., Red Bonk. MERCURY MONT tOO WAGON "^ PONflAC GRAND PRIX - SJ, 1974, 717-4041 SUZUKI TM-m - 1*75. Motorcrosi For interview, apply in person, Dennis OPERATOR Sell Starter, pleasant personality, rel asking HOB Coll 717-9421. __ 1970. v-l. automalic, power stee IICJM blue, White> londolondou top. While In' btfcc, runs ond looks aood With bumper or Tim. The Ye Collage Inn, Keyport erencet necessory. Apply Audio visual lerlor B ' VEGA HATCHBACK - 1974. Red, au CHEVROLET STATION WAGON IMS Ibfc W000 il Ak rois, electric windows rack UK Call 3U-07M BARTENDER Must system pemenger, power steering, power miles. Stereo speaker 1 botlery VOLKSWAGEN BUG )972 — Four 144 3040, after i p.r BUTCHER - Experienced, full time, i perfect ; brakes, air, good running condition Vm 172 1494 after 4 f speed Looks ond runs very good En no night work, retail trade, interview. tood condition. Tht glne rebuilt by dealer. WO or best 1*74 KAWASAKI SOD - Excellent con LOOKING •or. 11100. Call 144 1174, • • p.rr S7C0 or best oiler. Musi sell, 7W-9U7 Mon mouth dltion Best offer. Call after i p.m, Marios Choice Meats, Holmdel Rd . FOR RN — Full-lime position. II p.m. to 7i Chrysler -ply mouth ^MT T ENtiOUSE 717 7241 Holmdel. N.J., W4-4WS, Good Wages a.m. Llberol benefits New salary. Hwy. It Eotortlown S43 SSOD LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. VOLKSWAGEN 1944 - With sun roof. CARPENTERS - Framing experience Steady work, no toy off scale. Good working conditions Call* 1. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole Good lor parts. Will talk over price If 74 YAMAHA DO — Cuitom seal. I* 900 Hwy. 3i_ 77S 1SO0 Oceon Twp • mutt, Monogemenl Training Program Holmdel Con vole scent Center.« OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1974 - Coll ITO-MST '_ tra pipes Low mlleoue Good condi- — 4200 » Power steering'brakes. Landau rool, SAAB 95 STATION WAGON — Wl. tion. Coll Phil. 717 41*0 MH1 UP TO PO^r ^I/window,. AM/FM ,lWeo. good condlllon, 11000. Call evenings VOLKSWAGEN VAN — )97). Looks CAR WASH HELP - Full or part time and runs good, recent rebuilt engine, 197J SUZUKI - 12SCC. W0 orlginol $5.45 per hour ML4!0* miles. «M Please apply In person, Country Sudter equipped with beds for camping 11050 Car WashT itOO Hwy IS, Mlddlctown Division ol notion's target! lire solely After 4, ?4)*n& equipment manutociurer hat Im- RUtBER MILL OPERATOR -•«•".! Just Traded! 2. Autos For Sole CARPENTERS - We need qualified, mediate opening with good Inside Experienced only Full or port time, 2. Autos For Sole VOLVO 1974 - Model 144, automalic. experienced carpenters and helpers tor working condition. No enparience nee work ovolloble Coll between ta.m ond. air, stereo, excellent condition. 129S0 Auto Rent/Lease many permanent positions through! essory Company will train. For In- ] p.m., 74l»MD, : 172 1014 Cenlrol and Southern New Jertcy terview, call Mon. through Wed., 10 SALESPERSON -To staff sales office- RENT A VAN - Low, low rotes. Coll WHELAN PONTIAC BUlCK-OPEL Also, we have plenty ot steady work tor a.m. to 4 p.m. In Matawon area. Part time position,- 73 FORD LTD Morty, TOM'S FORD. Hwy. 35. My Iheathert, tramert ond cornice crews HMV) hours * am to I p.m . general office Hwy. 9 Freehold poit, H4 1600 463-0147 Excellent starting rote, dynamite LUBRICATION PERSON - tl work, light typing ond showroom sotti j 4-dr. finished in red 75,708 ml. chance to utillie your skills. Give us a perlenced. Apply McFoddin Motors. Ability to read blueprints htlplul | NEED A CAR? BUICK WILDCAT 1943 - Passed In toll ot. »1 TO-,771. 1S1 Broadway, Long Bronch, see Mr. Please call U3 ION. between IMS •Auto, trans , fl-cyl., P/S, P/B. radio, factory air, vinyl , spectlon, UOO. Call 7 Auto Insurance Grant. 471-09)4 CLEAN UP PERSON - 1-11 or more Tool, WSW & more! Excellent family trans, Unbelievably GET RE-ESTABLISHED JOHN L. COOKE AGENCY hours II necessory Year-round Apply SECRETARY — E R per It need, ei- 'pneed1 19/7 DODGE TRADESMAN XQ VAN - Rum Runner, 114 Ocean Ave.. Sea cellent typing ond shorlhond to handle UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY M00 miles Loaded VJOQ Ask tor Ted, 147 Hwy. tt. Eotontown Bftofit Machine correspondence, circulation, rt*i 7V 7501 or 147 7S7S RATES REDUCED FOR MANY CLERK - Liquor itor*. Red Bonk orgonliotlon of filing tyslem, book . DRIVERS - Check our discount* ond orea Send Replies lo Box H 323, The keeping, and fteneral oflke duties- low down payments. Free quott. Dolly Register. Shrewsbury, N.J., Designers Memory typewriter helpful. Ml 40*0 "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" Trucks And M4 3M7. Phoenix Brokerage. 45 Hwy. 077OI between • >5 34, Keyport. . S7 per hour • Trailers CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN M/W — SECRETARY - To executive t UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED For small general contractor. Good small scientific eoucatienol art-, Temporary positions which will leod lo lion Opportumty for a variety d A 1973 INTERNATIONAL - Tronslar 10 Wanted Opportunity tor ambitious person to permanent II qualified. Three lo five 1700. five-speed, 14, body, lift gate and (•resting duties will depend •« f" arow with company. Coll MTMOJtve*. years experience. Must have sheet cants experience, training and U cwbsWe door. Excellent condlllon Automotive COOK - Part lime, institutional cook melai and structural experience Ing. Apply In person. Arnold Waller 100% FINANCING SherMen, : CHEVROLET VAN 1973 - * ton.ouU JUNK CARS WANTED Nursing Home. 431 S. Laurel Ave„ No Co-Makers — No Gimmicks malic Iransmlsslon. SMc loodlnadooi 7 days Experience preferred, MM, person needed tor listing only, ANO but will Irom Write lo Box J 351, The $160 per week one lor tales ond titling* with active Dolly Register, Shrewsbury. N.J. rv GUARDS - For reshStn•! office. PAUL P. BOVAlNC , Realtor, 07701. Part-time "-' comptex, with outdoor pool and' e7l-JS44. DENTAL ASSISTANT - For dynamic A CAREER~OPPCTR~TUNITY — No- orthodontic office. Experience pre- tlonally known company seeking ferred. Excellent salary and benefits SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR -• salaried plus Incentive Income talcs Strict confidence, send resume to P.O. $240 per week Experienced only Air conditioned, un-« persons, »yew retirement and full Box S71 Red Bonfc, N.J. 07701. ion shop, steady work, pold holiday*.- medical program Call Tony Caporoso Futl-time three weeks vocal Ion. Apply to LaSport- between • 4, Mon. through Frl., DESIGNERS DRAFTING Inc., 40 Pine SI , Neptune, (ofl Asbury- 741-49O0. ENGINEERS * TECHNICIANS They to slop toying II when we show Ave., ot Garden Slate Porkwoy, Ext* L.J GONZER ASSOCIATES them proof. No experience nectttary. 103): 4f3 3440 *' I ACCOUNTANT PART TIME - For 152 Brood St.. Red Bonfc I413VO0 Company provides training ' marine business. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS «$ Coll after 4. 170-354? DIRECTOR OF DATA PROCESSING Needed. Single or double needle mo - Regional High School In Monmoulh It proof It what you're otter chines Foctory experience not AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING County. (1300 student enrollment). Is quired, 30-40 hours per week en ' SERVICE PERSON - For residential seeking on experienced, educational 739-0310 Paid vocations and holidays, i and commercial healing and cooling, DP. Director lor an IBM Sytlemt Ml clean, air condllloned plant up to S7.00 per hour to start. Ex- Model 10 computer proarr- call. Curvon Corp., e O.m.-S | 1 perienced only. Coll Mld-Stote Me negottoWt. UlTstT, £,\ 4 Monday through Wednesday between chan(col. M7-/199 11a.m. end * p.m. "EYEBALL THESE DEMONSTRATOR VALUES DISHWASHERS M/W — Over tl. For IXA SHEET METAL MECHANIC - fvr *tM Interview, come In person, from 71 MATERIAL/STOCK CONTROL AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC p.m. Ye Cotton Inn, 149 West Front CLERK - Stock room and record* - mpon-« Must be skilled in complete automobile Si., Keyport. HJ. control ot component parts and sub DOREMUS DEMO - USED DOREMUS DEMO-USED repair. Very busy shop, Five-day work assembly* tor electronic manufac- DOREMUS DEMO-USED DOREMUS DEMO - USED week. Excellent pay plan ond benetllt. DRIVER — Mutt have own cor, valid turing company. Eipcrlence In slock SHORT ORDER COOK «bc4 • M4 Met mtn UN, »§F4 Apply In person or call Circle Chevro- driver's license. Know Long Bronch and distribution ol electronic equip Full time dishwasher let Company, 141 Shrewsbury Ave., orea. Good pay. Apply In person, menl required. Will assist In cost Call 741-413) '78 FORD LTD Shrewsbury. N. J. 741-1130. Ask for Nick Tony's Tomato "Pies, 321 Morris Ave., onolysls. Send Resume ot experience '70 LTD II '78 Granada '78 LTD II Trocchta, Service Monoger, Long Bronch:/ to P.O. BOK 125, Little Silver or coll SMALL ONE-PERSON - Print COUWTtYSQWM MM7S7. seeks experienced press op Homado Stor 400 using paper' », 771 Mile 1 l-0-mHw.1t> 2. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole MECHANICAL ASSEMBLER - Will Good opportunity tor selsel l sstot r ller Siondord equipment Includes Metallic UMMHet MfiMilet train. Apply Audio visual Lobraiorles, . The Doil glow palnl/ilght lode, power brakes & US First Ave., Atlantic Mtghlonds. steering, 400 cubic Inert VI Engine OP Standard Equipment Includes Light Standard Equlpnwnl Includes Antique MECHANIC - Vending ond amuse TIONS1NCLUDED Convenience group, Jade Metallic Jode Glow, Pwer Brakes Light Jode Metallic Glow Paint. Power experienced press operator. Hom^.. Owm Color «O CuOlc inch Engine. Brakes ond Power Steering ore standord ment, mutl be experienced ond able to i'By' Digital Clock, Tilt Steering Wheel, Fin & Power Steering, 302 Cubic Inch Engine repair oil types vending ond omuse Stor 400 using paper platct. Good op OPTIONS INCLUDED: Dual accent fttuUiW lStk.1 «~l. OPTIONS IN- equipment. JO? Cubic Inch Engine OP gertlp speed control, power seat, lug- ment devices on location. Company portunlly for self starter. Send Resume gage rock. Deluac Bumper group, Elcc- point stripes, Vinyl teat trim, rodlal CLUOED. CrulM-O-Motlc Tronr TIONS INCLUDED: Bucket seels at* Just Traded!- lo Box H 371, The Dolly Register, supplies vehicle. Blue Cross, Blue IriTRNr Window Delroiter, Air Condi tires, convenience group, deluxe mlMlon. Dlflltal Clock. TIM Sleeting console sports touring package, till Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. Honing, AM/FM Stereo Radio. Tinted bumper group, electric rear window ShSfTPowi> Steering » Brake.. Elec- steering wheel, deluxe bumper group, Shield, sick ond vocation pay. So lory Gloss, Heavy Duty Battery, Llgnt detrosler. olr conditioning, AM rodlo, Irk Reor Window Oelrniler. AM>FM olr conditioning, tinted gloss, dual sport '76 CADILLAC commensurate with experience Mr. SPORTS COUNSELLOR - For young Group, Power Side windows, Heavy tinted glass I Vinyl Insert Bodyslde Radio.Power Door locks. mirrors. Brodihow, Man. through Frl., 776-4410. children. Write to Box J-M4, The Dolly Duty Suspension, Electric Power Door Moldings MECHANIC — Minimum three yean Register, Shrewsbury, N.J. O7701. * Locks. Vinyl Insert Body sloe Moldings experience. Own tools Also wreckti SEDAN DeVILLE driver. Apply BIG Guil, W MM STOCK CLERK - Permanent position, controlling stock ot large retail store in LMTPnCfNCWIMtt USTPMCtMWIMM UtTPMCEHfWtMM 4 dr. flnlthed In Brown 32,704 ml. I MEDICAL SECRETARY - Good typ- Red Bonk. Involves both physical labor COUMTIMH ST Afi(\ i- S ooMieucnucnKoumK tH $C JAL ing skills required. Mlddltlown area. ond some bookkeeping, may become involved In ordering merchandise, A DC MO DCWV MMCS / ,*|U V 5,700 DOMMM Of MO Otmimi PMCf Jf / HO Auto. Irans.. 8-cyl.. P/S. P/B, P/Wind, P/Seals. slereo.l Write to: Box H-144, The Daily Reg- Itter, Shrewsbury. N.J., 07701. position ot growth for someone who air. vinyl roof. WSW. & much, much more! 1-owner —I con shoulder responsibility. Refer- MEDICAL TYPIST ences required. Coil 747 4315 lor op- immaculate inside & out. Don't miss this special! One day a week DOtEMUS DEMO - USED DOREMUS DEMO-USED DOREMUS DEMO - USED DOREMUS DEMO - USED Call 164-1113 ikdilfi $ MM* mm NURSES Main SI.. Keonihurg 78 Ford LTD '78 Ford Fairmont CORPSMEN (M/W) 5875l STOKE CLUK - Musi Bt 01 Itgal agi, J DMT PHfOrttl Hardtop 78 Ford Pinto '78 Ford LTD PART-TIME - Set your own hour* lo work port tlrm In SomtrMI Forms 1,441 Miles LM1 Miles M.V. iHilIni «lra doing Insurance medical exams. Eorn load I1or». located In Motawon Cojl /•"•or riPfjfev IMTVWB MIC lof oppolnlm.nl • ™ Dork Blue Metallic. Standard Equip MOO per hour or more. Car necessary Dork Midnight Blue. Standard Equip 1 A** Miles Coll tall 10 anytime. ment Includes Cruise o motlc Irons ment Includes Bodytlde Moldings. Ex SUMMER JOBS AVAILABLE - With mission, power brakes'steering, OP ler lor Moldings. Color-keyed pile , NURSES — LPN, 11-7 full-time, ond Fuller^Bruth Co. Excellent eornir- TIONS INCLUDED: Halt Vinyl Rool, 3SI carpeting. OPTIONS INCLUDED, Standard Equipment Include* 2.3 Litre Cruise 0 malic Ironsmls 11-7 weekends. Excellent benefits. App- Cubic Inch VI Engine. Dual accent paint TV Engine, Vinyl Bucket Seals, Elecinc White Vinyl Roof, t cylinder engine, WEST SIDE FORD I ly In person, Monday through Friday, steering/brakes. OPTIONS IN stripes, spill bench seats with recllncr. Rtar Window Dclrotter. Power Brakes Cruise o malic Iransmlsilon. bucfccl Walter Nursing Home. 625 •eats, rodlol llres, convenience group, CLUDED: While holt vinyl root, 351 1 SUMMER JOB - Itfnl lor icMI vinyl Haffrlm. while wall radial tires, OPTIONS INCLUDED: Cruise O Malic "Tht Shore ! Volume Dealer" t«Kl»f. Monogerlol poilllon convenience group, electric clock, till electric clock, power steering and Cubic Inch VI engine. Dual Accent Transmission, White Wall Tires. Power Po.nl Stripes. Deluxe Bumper Group, Coll «5 foo steering wheel, deluie bumper aroup, Steering. Deluxe Bumper Group. In- brakes, floor shift, deluxe bumper i NURSE - Male or female, for day electric reor window defroster, olr con group, reor window defroster, air condl Electric Reor Window Defroster, Air camp on Jertey Shore. 71-hour week terior Decor Croup, Dual Sport Mirrors. Conditioning, AM Rodlo. Tinted Class. ffl*W 922-1050 SWTICHBOARD OPERATOR - HigM dltlontng, AM/FM Stereo Radio, tinted tinning, AM radio. Interval windshield Call 254S4J9 •hilt, II p.m.-7 om. Trim or I6» washers, lower bodyslde protection, Full wheel covert. gloss, power side windows, full wheel PART-TIME - Candle Decor home ilgnti. Sltorj, won, coll Ul Ttn covvrt. tinted gloss, wire wheel covert. parties. Earn lor your vocation. Leorn SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR - For about the newest ond best plan going your>o«illo.,n. Wrlle lo Bo, Jl», T , USTPMCIMWM..M UtTPMCtKwIMM Carneceuory. lfl-tt». B $ $ $ MMODWCOUNT1.Mt SC Q4 C OollV Reslll.r. Shrf.ibur,, N.J DOMHM MHO OCTtT PMCI 3,950 OOflCMUB DEMO OtMV PMC E DOMMM DCMO ODWY PMCI JfOHj PART-TIME OFFICE CLEANERS - 6,383 5,576 For night work In Holmdel area, work VALUABLE COUPON SW'«*"MOPOSITIONS - Mot. i, to be performed Mon. through frl (tmole, In day camp on Jerttv Vnon Must be II yeors or older, wltTi some WSI oniKor SLS Coll liJSSf • ' DOtEMUS DEMO - USED Prtc. Mdudw T« g M.V. FMt experience. Call B44V9400, Mon. through Ffl., I p.m. to S p.m. SWIM TEAM COACH - NHM tor •tort mm 50 CENTS OFF lall MOJoo. only opcrltncM n^oZ *78FordThund«rblrd PART-TIME - Secretary. Real Ettoti W. Smd rmw lo Joon Orom7AoJ»«fc office. Real Ettote background pre Director, Jtwlih Community cenlrr JlWrWttf lerred but not necessary. Excellen' KB Cronl Avt.. f^S; UWMHM Your Next typing required. Mon. through Thurs. M p.m. Coll between 9 3, Acodtrm TELLERS - Will Iroln brlohl onoU Polar White Stondard E«ulpm»nt In Agency, 7V-tm with previous bonking or cajrilerTnb elude* Crulse»motk Transmission, DAHY REGISTER OASSIFIED AD e.perWe Jol, ol b?r»tll>TIES Power Steer Ing/ Brakes, Sleel belled ro PART-TIME - Weekend!, Liquor dial Itrrt. duol noU horn. OPTIONS IN DOREMUS By presenting this coupon slort cltrk, mutt be reliable, refer CLUDED: Two ptece vinyl roof, 151 Wtien placing your classihed ad ences required. Call between I-] p. Cubtc Inch Engine. Leather seat trim, While Wall Tires. Convenience group, (Sorry, not good tomirdt family M win*). TOMMY'S ITALIAN ICE PART-TIME - Evenings. OHICL Now hlrlno for summer front cornering lomps, tilt steering FORD ot Conhtct AdntVten) cleaners and tloor waxen needed In wheel, fingertip speed control, 4-way 495-9445 the Freehold, Marlboro areas. Mon TRAVec WENT - Thr«.lo<,7 (driver) power feat, deluxt bumper AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE through Frl. Two to four noun per w doyTo group, electric reor window defrotltr. H[DBANK evening. There's also work available 5r condttlonlng, AM/FM Stereo radio. Sot. and Sun. afternoons. Coll T tnttrktr decor group, tinted g»oss, power 741-6000 Blrkner. S26-7000. •Mt wlndpws. wire wheel covers, wide Call 542-1700 vinyl Irnert bodysId* melding*. PART-TIME - District monoge . IH Qjlly. Man <**»-.* *-• *fc - *-ftR«Qlttof needed lo supervise a tmall group o morning newspapers corners In . 7,095 Ont RtfflBtor Ptau. Shrtwibury, N.n.7701 LeonardoBelfordand Red Bonk area H.HetpWoMed 54 Situations Wonted 71. Merchandise SHREWSBURY. N.J TUESDAY. JUNE 13. 1978 YPIST - ExftwrleficM Imfnedkrte Nubbin peninfs In Meal govarwnontol OOM Female For Sale . Minimum » w.p.m. All teaol oiidoyi. paid vdcolion, Blue CHILD CARE - Teacher, looting lor A TERRIFIC PLANT YARD MLE - 131 Houses For Sale 131. House. Far Sole rostrBlue Shield, MaiO' Medical, tr Ftowor, viMtobti, end tiohc ptantt « tomtits Cartoct Mm Pm ot MIKE SCRCENHOUiES. MfShofe t2Mtj} - Vacant and reody la move ]T*W, or for word resume h>>er YOUNG (WOMAN TO DO DA V WORK oivg-, K—Htwrg W UU. Mo. Two-bearooir. ttorter or retire annil Untt, PO. Be- MM. Freehold. - Experienced, refinntes. hove men* ••net. Clean la a T on the driver . Haim Coll 747 US* AIR CONDITIONERS - MO BTU pftsid* and still working on the outside ssr»jssar,jsm 3IJ00BTU Slortingatm Me* uvH Usjutaatstig owner will help with cle* ,>f E* ORAOI - Mot* t«acne7 law VOUNG WOMAN - Lookina tor "tight ntw oomofM Ovtr MB In Uotk Will lu A«o. of T»o aiirart, Hurnson groat schoo •WMWorii. On* day a week, hove ret tWIwor and Install Coll 493-1771 ite h* aai reo. Write to: »•• M K. The Dalit experience, own cor I» Mv7 AIR CONDITIONERS - Enwton. . Shrewsbury--.try.. N J.. Q/hJ, A New LISTING - River Plow Prat X.Ho-Mu. OTj G.E SOOfrBTU. ISO. ty « con be. wllti o fenced yord tar the with ««• .AlTRESSES-WAJTERS - Must be SS Situations Wanted Admiral SBUVITU, ttO 7*\-02» __ cwlloini. Pour badroomf lor three and rsdwesd dick, finished teat- Klencod. Atoalv la person, >W> AIR CONDITIONER - UMH ITU, dm ksnt ployroom All In lap mani Close lo schools Reou, sr, 117 W. Fftnt it., fced Urvfc. m. koiis poy p Malt nVet yeori old, 1100 Mp condition, and yoou conn be la bby ssl.oss Prlncloors only. I4M4I1 .AITREU/WAITCR - Eaperienced itt-op August IS. too IMS value-pocked home Ktly Olmvtrs. Apply In person, Lobster ALL AROUND YARO WORK - Trtes today Sll.oao Coll todoy SHREWSBURY honry, Rod BoM, H dolly. cut. fjutttrs. garages, etc cltoncd ANTIQUE METAL IEOS - Ook CENTURY 11 CO2EN Frte eillrrvoles U\ 4JQS aVt&urt, china clotet. mirrors, ctralrt Lovely thoded I', acres an private WANTED - ApprtMtce mochlnut, U Call B43-HM road Seoulilully laminnf Wot •enencenalnecessory, lo learn opero RETIREE - Desires nort time pow House aoavtlhH home; ten room COM ion ot lathes, drill press, milling ma lion Thoroughly experienced m book ANTIQUE TOOLS -Cool Looking 741 74H keeping and sale. Call Ml •;<• ewe- stove, armolre, tchool desk, )*0l nlnos M. GREENE % CO.. In beareerri'Su'te'dreselna room. ~Plr*ti REALTORS floor I1, aatht. r«eiened olr coadl t» Hwy, IS Keyporf lloner; larae hllchen/utllll* ream; dt- ANTIQUE BEDS - Brail, pewttr. ANXIOUS irxned HvSt. s>>l«M Moled Pl.e, •voodtn All hind*, all suet Now at The Four large bedrooms. IS' runts. SlOJai. olrnor, »l 7O-HII Blue Com, corner of * Front SI. ond bedroom.T'i bathi, IS living .«, Rwerwde Ave , In me heart of Red 71. Merchandise 71.M«rdtondlit lorgt formal dining room, large scl SHDEWSEUBV - Level» Inree VORKINO KITCMEN MANAGER - •anfc. M-4B1 STUD MINI SCHNAUZER - Chom WALL TWP - Luxury Gordon apart ulllly la supervise It la IS people For SON) For Salt rnents Full corpetlng. sofx with fire ence eat-In kitchen, full dry basement plan BUOOIIna. Soil ond pappar In CM. Appllonces. 110' lol Con 1 lasi Mvolop new mtnu, take complete 41 Business ANTIOUH - Empirirnplrfef solasoli , Oreo 1130. places, lennit court, twinvnina pool, good condlllon M> lirm ENTIRE CONTENTS - Ol haute In- club houtc Unfurnished Starling at only Coll for appoint no/goT* nicha. root ast I«B. Opportunities Col V.S.I. LIFE GUARD - Of if L if* II 741-0343 cluding children i lurnlttlre ond mi. SoUnp li believing,. 4tn AUTOMATIC - Rotlsserle broiler excellent condition, plus tw« screen dlnlnaroom, 1'i bath*, air candillon I37JO0 KUtWAN REALTORS/REAL doors, tlO per window and doors Mov EfUfSiSr""" """ " unouoplno ESTATf OME. tttmo, loll tree, oven. Like new condition. UO. Black 1 REFRIGERATOR Coll Bob otlar I p m , «4J-414» 43 Monty To Loan lug. Coll otter « p.m., M>-TfJ24. 747*43*1 STATE RENTALS tkr. •UaWa o p _ - YSITTER — For seven-year old, Decker etectrk edger, SIS 747 42S4 at neighborhood Three-bedroom rOACh. five days per week, • M to 1:30 Own BRICKTOWN -r JUST REDUCED. VA living roam with rlreptoce, lovely kerf* transportation. Coll after 4. Ui Mi 1 (2 Swimming Pools 102 Houses For Rent and FMA welcome. Cute ranch Thret LOAN BY PHONE! RIDING MOWER - Excellent condl bedrooms, huge paneled recreation corner aft. Only seTeST Coll lor ap- BABYSITTER - SU or seven days. Foil service! Secondary rnortgog. swivel wtwelt ond hood, used ... tlon. May be thoroughly letted U» POOL FOR SALE - It. tv.rjrrilna room, modern kitchen, areat lawn. pointment loom! MAJESTIC FINANCE CORP., times, orlglnollv US. asking M0 Cor FREEUR - 10 CakHpot Uprlgni. Swieper.Mt 141-jBT •ELFORD - Three-bedroom ranch, PAUL P BOVA INC.. Roollor S JO to W:I6a.m. Llncrofi. Prefer my IrxluoM. ll» Coll oltar t «aakdoyt, goroat, yard for children. Call. Itnced yard. VA no down, f MA SI.M0 If -—r iti 1*70. Ml P.I t. Hewell. Ask lor Mr. Lewit. rlert condition, new mermatto.1. W SECTIONAL COUCH - And club fB-1771 qualified. Only I34,«OO KIRWAN BE etl»44 CALL US TOLL-FREE II 741 4)7) WHU STATB RtMTAU ffcr BEDROOM SETS - Antique, three K XLTORS/REV ESTATE ONE, BABYSITTER - For occasional til SWIM POOLS-Foctory Special! EATONTOWN - Sl« bedroom, tour SUPER HOUSE (800) 822-8989 piece. UW Mediterranean, solid oak, FULL LENGTH MINK COAT - Sett Clotlrtfl out our 1977 kin*. Luxury pool! m-MO. toll free, fttHn-WH Mlddlelown. all Sworttel Dr.Dr.,, super seven-piece. *7S0 Both excellent ton otter Autumn Hole. both, fireplace, euros cjolere. Coll. neighborhood. Throe-bedroom r SEWING MACHINE - With cablnel with deck. Itnct and filter. Only t*M IV MM STATE RENTALS Bkr hbhd Thbd ranch, «tlon mii*J. •71 1711 Ui Rug. la>K, ISO. Wrought Iron Installed. Financing available. Call living room with fireplace, lovelly lor ft kNNY - For young child, 3-4 dayt on afliiiote of the loroeit _ corner lot. Only S4j,t» Call ffor oo •r week In Hoimdel Own Ironiporta BEDROOM - Flve-pltce. H7i. five FURNITURE - Dining room, living kitchen tat, US. Poker table. US Frank. «S JIM HAZLET - Three-bedroom ranch, company tn the world-Century II ion Send Replies to BOH M IJT The mece dinette set, Ifl.fS. Mottresset, room, bedrowm, wotner/ dryer. Mov reody now, yord lot children. Nice Coiens Realtor, 741 74*4. Multiple list full or twin, Ut.K. K. D. SHARPS Ing annn oreo U2S Dally Rvgiltar, Shrewsbury, N J SIX PIECE - Bedroom let, daubl. Merchandise 74T-M14 STATE RENTALS Bhr. iTTOl FURNITURE. Vi Hwy. lo. West drawer and mirror, excellent condl CAN YOU TOP THIS? — Three Merchandise For Keonsbura, N.J FoctWy Call afte I f SPOHSIILE PERSON - WonIM I FURNITURE tlon. Atklng IMS. Call 717 4*?] Wanted HIGHLANDS - Smoll Ihre-rosm cot bedrooms, two both., huge den, fire- Sale p m efsH>7S Furniture ot 0 troctlan oDove COM Any toot, suitable adult* IWJ per month place In living room: garage and base noma branb d ovollotte, tuch ot Ben SOFA - Sleeper bed. Perlecl condl ptos utilities, 3*1 11*4 BOWLING B>G - Never used, brown. d lltt h tlon. tut a lllpcover. Sacrifice. HIS AAAAAA — LIQUIDATE UNWANTED ment We recommend immediate re- nlnoton Pine. Panntylvonla Home. ANTIQUES, JEWELRY, HUGS. FOP. sponse. Just *i.,v00 E A TINTON FALLS-RANCH-MINI ES- in, HIaIN tlO. Assorted large stuffed animals. U Drexel, Herllooc. Hanradon, Baker. Coll oner >:J»pm Ml 4SS4. MlDDLETOWN - Three-bedroom h. Atsorted poptrback I CASH. lorm home on two at.res, many t«tros. ARMSTRONG AGENCY. REALTOR. TTE Th ICACHER — RMwrnlng lo work I 3 LINES Thomotvllle. Century, and many, INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES ISS Prospect Ave., Little Silver. h. Call Jit-OTO anytime many more. For more Information. Call. with wet bor. science kitchen with «*.. ona BOOy. Llltl. Sllv.r. raltr STEREO 191 E. Newman Sprlnat Rd. oreoktast room, situated an 1.47 acres I, l4Mm blort I p.m. BOXES - Corrugated Pocking sup ' ' U • p. Snrewtbury 7474M J41UM STATE RENTALS Btu. 5 DAYS SEARS CONSOLE. EIGHT TRACK CENTRAL AIR UOs of beoutltul trees and shrubs seMot. plies for industry ond Moving and TURNTABLE. AM'FM. EXCELLENT CAMASSA AGENCY. REALTORS, Storope, Call 747-4ON or tUUfl 72121-666- 6 d lor children and peti, Four targe bedrooms, v i luxury baths, LOG CONDITION. ASKING Sly) CALL 53 Domestic Help $3.00 FURNITUURK E CATAL S43O»I» ANYTIME. IONEL TRAINS & t MM. II living room, large formal dining BRASS 8EO - Over 100 years old SERVIHCC « Of N.J. op cosh appraisal. »4e-MW room, super science eal-ln kitchen, 71 Th* Reyltier FAMILY ADfc Con Mil Comet with C • STEREO — AM/FM radle, recer Ul-\W4 STATE RENTALS Bkr. CLEANINC HELP - Port-llma. Mon VOur unntcdM Items lor yaw quickly FURNITURE - Contemporary, Mr, ANTlUUfcb - Anytnlng old furnliurt. gomeroom, utility room, forafe, U» Call 79 player, Olympic console. «S. cfilna, alau, dolli, |ew«lry. rwas Top MIDOLETOWN — Charming, spotless, potto, appllonces. corpeiing 200 tond hrouph Thurt. avMlngi,«-IOp.m., Sot Mtrchondiu tor Mle ONLY M0; elagere. M0; two Lone tablet. Mi; 7JMW) nunaon. II. Coll rfToti; Originating from household, not M< BUNK BEDS - Complete with mot racking choir, U0. Antroue ook mantle cash paid. Mary Jane ftootevelT lOf ¥ tour-bedroom Colonial, family roam scoped lot. AnNlous. River Hd., Rumson. MJ 3IM with tlreploce, dining room, tot In IXPERIINCED HOUSEKEEPER - CMdlng a tole price ol 1100 per orticlt mirror; OS 4JI-4I1S otter 4 a.m. TENT - IblO Morton umbrella ..... PRlCrMUST ft MENTIONED Each large fly, with polet, clean, excellen kitchen, f'i baths, garage, tictllent M T «|0 ten par watt lor lourroom oporl FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET? corSllon wuS evenlngi ANTIQUES - GATEWAV AN location Lease, security ond refer nairl. Mutt hov. two rtllobl. r.ltr additional lint, II 00 No dltcounl If TiaUES, Rl 3* conceled bttort explrollon iszfsrje^K BEDS - Malal. Orlglnolly UW. -Check the USED FURNITURE CEN- ences required. MOO monthly, plus utlt ELBIRON - New modern tour 132 Condominiums . 173 mi. tin. AAaltrawai ond baospraooi TER OF RED BANK. Fine furniture for Leonardo 7«M Hies Coll oner v p.m. and weekends. twdioem Colonial, 100 deep lot. ell No chongtt In copy If? Srirewtbury tOUSEKEEPER - Prefer live In o. Have MMTWthlnglo tell? Phone dad Alto 4' aluminm pool tod lew. It7 ShrawtourV Aye. MIRROR. MIRROR modern' appliances, contemporary Town Houses k-lvt. light howstkoaptnQ and bobt-.it der, still In carton, SIS. m l! Boaw, Hovbeem and Why Nan ON THE WALL. NEED A HOME? HAMMOND & BALDWIN GBVG REALTORS-S31 JO00-U 1-0*44 CHANNEL CLUB TOWERS - One- in9 for otdtr chlldf. THREE-PIECE - Sofa, new sllpcov. WHO 1$ FAIREST GRAB A PHONE lv> baths...., cojenvertlolr e don, PIANO AND ORGAN ITS, FrlaldalrerefTlgerolor^tirl smi OF THEM ALL?" 747-W4 STATE RENTALS Bkr lOUSEKEEPED/tAiVSITTER - 542^1700 desk with light, SIQ. 747-fW, 10-10, TRY M lUf ELLEN S. HAZELTON, REALTOR profaotlanotly decorated, overlooking r«Kr»r aatltt rnponu&la parion WEST f*ALM BEACH, FLA., AREA - Member Real Estate Exchange river. Artec S p.m.. nt-ssio. t shop-at-home ser CENTER N.V.C. - Buyer/Soles Agent. Estates, (Lantano), Two-bedroom furnished 142-3200 vice- Budget terms TOP SOIL-DIRT Quality home furnishings, paintings, SHADOW LAKE VII THE DAILY OMfjfj house U00 per month including utili- FAIR HAVEN-RIVER OAKS - Rambl Various r - pixMlita. II.M, MULCH-STONE bronits, Oriental rugs, |ewelry. On ties. Coll offer s p.m. weekdays, any- Ing fowr-bedroom ranch feature] Realtors. REGISTER 291-1427 tlojuat, etc Judy, fe*" 17f or 731-7117. time weekends TIgm •rTvole moster suite with full both aM 51 Help Wanted 14 ft. ot closets, living room with tire SHADOW LAKE - Three months OM. .JTION TWIN BED FRAMES ptoce and built-in bookcatti, dlnlnf two bodYoornt. two MhajddToH. Set. CLASSIFIED ADS CHAIN LINK FENCING PLEN __ PARKING 105 Summer Rentals semper occupancy. W-rnt. 4 high, green v,lnyl clod wire. Including room, family room oft kitchen, central CLOSE TO STORE » atr conditioning, full basement, two SI. Help Wanted top roil, fittings, line posts and Imtallo- II model not In show- Buy from private ownert ond estates HILTON HEAD ISLAND - Soulti Cor tlon Only Sf cents o sq. ft. Terms WOODEN — Antique high chair, crib ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED AND ollna. two-bedroem condominium, 133 Income Property APPLIANCE arranged. SIMON SEZ, afa-»». rooms, we'll take you to and mattress, two floor lamp* (Indirec JEWELRY DESIGNED. Iff River Rd., sleeps sin. Golf, tennis, pool, beach. our warehouse. lighting). 741-4474. Pair Haven, N.J. W«S7. 1300oweek Coll 471-1515. RED BANK INCOME PROPERTY - SWAll ENGINE USCD PISTOLS AND ANTIQUES - FIREPLACE tSOs Two one-bedroom apartments, lovely TECHNICIANS Four floors ot organs and For collector Write corn POCONOS - Cholet, sleeps II. Fish- Four large bedrooms. 22 living room, area, ample prparking— , working dittonce 71 Garage Salts Ing, Dootlng, swimming, tennli, flrt to ousei ondd shoppino__ . Stflm. Coll Part-tim* technicians pianos to choose from. wet Tomolno, 147 Hu lorgt formal dining room, super sci- MECHANIC 300 MAIN STREET ptact. dishwasher. 1100 weekly. ence eat-In kitchen, coiy den, l'» IUK- owner oftor S p.m.pm., S1M7S4 naeded lor mechanical and Yard Sale, ury baths, goroge, full dry basement. Daily-Sunday ASBURY PARK, N.J. 07712 WANTED TO BUY - Two adjacent refrigeration repairs Posi- Some experience necessary 77M» GARAGE SALE - Frl.. Sot., June It SIA BRIGHT — Efficiency and motel appllonces, carpeting. IK' landscaped tickets to lorry Monllow Concert, Sec- until. Dally, weekly and monthly rates. IIS Mobile Homes for lawn mower repair Part- II. f a.m. Everything mult go. W Bon tion A, fl or C, at Arts Center. Me-U$4. tions available days and eve Open dolly o-t, lot., 'HI 1:10 »!. Rod tot* e.Al^ltj^jh mngs Excellent company time positions available, days REGISTER WE BUY OLD WICKER — And ^MELMED AGENCY,, EATONTOWN - Hemotte IfTl IhH. HIDE A BED - Solo, excellent condl OARAGE SALE - » lth Street Bentwood furniture, In good condition. benefits Apply Personnel Of- and eves. Excellent company lion. IPS. Belford. Baby things, plantt, clofhet Classified Ads 7t7-nte THE WICKER BASKETT Rl 14, Colts SEA BRIGHT — Two-bedroom beoch FIREPLACE HO'1 fice. Mon through Sat. benefits Apply Personnel Of- ond many numerout llama, 10-1, Wad Neck, 443 HU Four spacious bedrooms, 11' metier Thurt., June 14-15. GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - 10-12 noon, 6:30-7:30 pm fice. Mon. through Sat bedroom, tr living room with brick I Rd., Hdllel. Adulf pork. Wolk I as low as IBM TYPEWRITERS GARAGE SALE - Furniture, Moll fireploce, large eat-In kitchen, Ito tun ' ond NY. bus Sit Mil - 10-12 noon, 6:30-7:30 pm RENTAL »ll SO par ma. ury baths, full dry basement. Ap- Rout wtth optlen to 0>rf OT-0H1 mltcelloneoui IBM HWY. M, Mkt- dletown. Friday through Toetday. *- pllonces, Icwdscaped lof MOBILE HOME - I»1I'. l»e 41 cents INTERNATIONAL CUB TRACTOR - bedrooms, potle with eos arm, Morale' tnod. overlooking Sandy H»l an. SEARS, ROEBUCK SEARS, ROEBUCK 10 h.p.. mow Mod* mower, plow. dlic. KEANSBURG - Furnished rooms ana Coll M4-S7I1 GARAGE SALE - Frl., Sat., June U Uve In dM foor-roand, Oaas I II, IM. Lime ot everything, curlolnt WATERFRONT PARK - HUB, twt. A CO. ft CO. For FAST RESULTS JUNE SPECIAL - Tamota plonlt, tlx throw ruga, knick knockt, etc. 40 Ver Four large bedrooms, H moster lo a market pack Si canti h mont Ave.. corner of Michigan Ave AAA RENTAL SERVICE — New ren bedroom, ,V> IvRury baths, W llvlna IMOHwyM 1500 Hwy IS AT LOW COST GeorUumi, 4 pot. 71 cent! eocti Port Monmouth. tals dally, never a fee tor tenant. Hanging botkett. U» ond up. Open 7 108 Commercial room, laroe science eat-ln kitchen, XT MOVING - Everything mutt got Rog Furnished ond unfurnished homes find gomeroom, utility room, patio, 'tormefiy Floral Shppe apartments. TEICHER AGENCY, RE- Rentals •ed deck, appliances, corpetlng. phone inter Ave., East en. 44 Broinard Ava., Port Monmouth ALTORS, W Oceonport Avi. Oceon 140 Real Estate Wanted pOrt.S4M»tl. OFFICE SPACE - H»y. IS. MM- OOOO HOUSES NEEDED KANSAS CONCERT - Two tlckett ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Capri #etown. lurnlshed, H«I4 carpeted Onetomlly units trom Hi to IS I in REGISTER Apartments, two-bedroom apartments room, tlw per month Includes ulllllles Northern Monmouth County, »day valloble. Coll tor Information, HAVE BUYERS NEED LISTINGS Classified Ads KING SIZE — Mottretl ond box Sn-OBBs. No oefs, ATTRACTIVE - Modern office In re Coll the Kerr Agency, Inc. ln, Beoutvreti, (75. AVAILABLE JULY 1st. - lWroom seorcti canter, Red Bonk. Available In 4M River Rd., Fair Haven, 741-4477 LISTINGS OP BETTER HOMES - 111 741im efficiency with bath. Syllabit one per- two, throe, four rooms or loroor units Keansburg Mlddletown Noinr- 542-1700 son, (ISO per month plus Oat. One-year Low rent. Full services. 741-m. Holmdel orao. THE SMOLKO AGB« KUtlY VACUUM - WI. WM OtK*. lease References a musf Coll P«f)gy, BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE — CY, IBMia. • • Tall *raa Iram Matawan AIM USB. Dlnettt H* • tli chain, in King 73 Machinery For Sal* 7fg-44flO, f o.m.-S p.m. d t 130. Two dretMn. %*Q AvolKMe on Brood St.. ltd Bonk oreo. SELLING YOUR HOME' - We're kv 56AB100 Losl office sulle ovalloDle In eiecullve ASPHALT SEALING EQUIPMENT - prolessjonol building. Sufficient pork. JILDERS CLOSE OUT Surf Seal mechanical applicator Tall Fraa from MUMlttown Araa — and brush distribution. Grav K 671-9300 UO gal. moierlol hopper wll STATE RENTALS Bkr !* * " Call 1M-Q741 until a p.m. podoTe miners, hyaVostoti HIGHLANDS - One-bedroom, CM, all KEYPORT - Business district. 10- DANISH CHERRY - Dining room Ml. drive,rive, " Brlga•tigjgst andi Stratton i RJL en utilities furnished. Lease, security, rtf- room suite of of" tout, lour chain ond Qlosi-rronl hulch, LAWN TRACTOR - I h.p., My tlort. ernevine. TlirGeTufted troller for machine S43-571S otter 7 p.m. 1450 per month. ll«. Hollywood Md Trom., wlin Bon rnokes trontpori, toadlrw and unload 7% MORTGAGES IPflnej. WS. 74M144. Ing a breeie. Also Surf Seal suction HIGHLANDS - Throe bedrooms, 1U0. LARGE MODERN STORE FOR RENT ASSUMPTION IQNMOUTH COUNTY CETA pump computcomput e witithh ttee tl wireid hosh e all utilities furnished, lease, security, - SultoMo any type business, available Pay only 11*0 per month plus fanes 152 Boats ft DESKS. FILES - Toklai, cnolri. add- approMlmoTely 25, belt- h.p. Johnson, like ne onpremlioa. Champion bloodline E.tros. Coll 74Um. Youth OHIca Summtr Youth Program low*, chain. 1500 67i ytit fully corpeled meuanln K6ANSBURG - Unfurnished three HEANSBURG .- Twolamlly, large l» CAPE DOP.r TVPMOOI4 O»Y. Memorial Parkway Building 428 Doctor's Home Sold MOVING - Aitofted furniture plecet. modern rooms, heat and hot water port Vlltogt Plow, ideoffar OptlVlon, cleon rooms, mostly paneled. Nice Oplometrlst, Ophtholmologlst, baths, Gae heat. FHA conventional II SAILOR — Folly eoulpped, like new, Bedroom Hi, modem honey Color, corner detk, booticatei, recllner, US. supplied, no pets. Rootonoble. W-H40. ready lo toll. 74i-7m. . Long Branch Fort Monmouth high 0lost llnlih, lolld Mahogany, five taf red «rea rug, US, Bold custom Podtalrlc medicine, flnonce company, aualllied. sM.soo • ovel agency, etc., etc. Parking lor S. 229-8500 542-5808 placet Includff* ormolre, triple motto droperlet, »»H, draperlei ond DACHSHUND — AKC. Stondor dreiter. nlghl tablet, heodboord theert, livt bor ttoolt, etc., etc., Coll •er 130 vehicles, 101-unli SenioSenloir Also, nice, neat, four laroe rooms, two ALSO frame, new UOOO No rtawnobli otf«r Clttiens compl«« being bwllt directly paneled baths, needs neat, furnished. tor» p.m.; Ml-less refuted. Air condlllonen, hide o bedi. ocrou the street, also Mtol t«r knlf- !,l>,tM. CHATEAU REALTY. REAL Four weeks training course with pay in Electronic Assembly. fretief, tilt cabinet, tamps, mat MOVIE CAMERA - Kodak IImtamollm c air, pointed, only ulS/IWI. Includes tlng/needlepolnt, crewel shop and dis- UTATE, IIS Cart Ave , Keomburi, II WELLCRAFT NOVA - I»,J. El- mOVl cellent condition. Low hours In woler, Mf. ptttol VjPL^ffSj l * * DACHSHUND AKC - Puppy, smooth floeond heat. Coll Hl-SH-1130, IXp, tinctive boutique. U» per month piui IP-HB4. Serving applicants — ages 18 and over. twice. H). 747-3JM after 1 p.m. utltltlH. Act tost, this won't lost MM. PHOe Call tot-mo lifter t p.m DRUMS - Rodaeft double ban set. Standard, red. Private breeder. After MATAWAN - One and two-bedroom, KEYPORT - Modern throughout, Visit one ol our District Offices as soon as possible V fW-*m 3. Avtflatte August 1, )t7S. 1» so A » MAKO - \m. 100 h.p. Jonnsaa. MOVING - Mint tell, l^-yeor-old re- oir conditioning, pool, from (310. store located next to U.S. Past Office In throe bedrooms, eal-ln kitchen, formal Call after A. wi-6741 Irlgtrotor, two-year old waiher. FOUR FREE KITTENS -Too good 747 94M STATE RENTALS okr dining room, bosemenl. enclosed 741-4431, Mon. and Tuft-Vflly, Oceonport ideal for dance studio, on- »M,I. home. One female-Calico, molei-gra MATAWAN - Lakerldge luxury one- porch, Dr.HO STERLING MCCANN MUSKIN - Vi h.p. OE pool filter. ond white. Call Wom bedroom apartments, country setting, com eoulp REAL ESTATE. BROKER. SU-Mee. » LVMAN - Sleeps two, In i fully carpeted, dishwasher, olr condi- t store. LONG BRANCH condition, many enVoi. SOB 73t-»33 otter 4 p.n FRE4 KITTENS - To oood home tioner, UfO ond Up. UCHIN RE- Only two left. Eight weeks old and ALTORS, m-sno. war* Here, etc. Roar entrance. Vereyy GOLDEN OLDE MUST SELL - Ouattty living room cofnp)e,«iv house-trained. Call 747not active area. 101 unit Senior Cltlirllens- This charming •owe" does net show CLASSIFIED furniture, bedroom furniture, porch after 5 p.m. MATAWAN - Ken Qartfens, btg one Its oge. Completely renovated Inside complex being built directly acrosss the wicker. Diets ihelvei and other itemt. undjtwo bedroom apartmtnh storting per month plus utilities. and out, featuring a gorgeous brand otfcO Corpetlna hVoughout. Air con TEICHE* AGENCY new kitchen. Three bedrooms, fire- PAINSjBTi - All colon, oil typet, U o dltlonlng, Lots ot parking. Swimming ploce In living room, lull basement, In ALL. MARINe ELECTRONICS - We aallon lo U » o gallon. i GOOD HOMES FOUND - Far old* pool and Tennis Courts. Your very own a fine neighborhood 7Vi\ V,' save you more. Shop around, then colt WM4 or 79MM7 dogs. Cosh paid for pedigree pups. Pro patio. Walk lo shopping and N.Y. city Boating Electronics Hat Lin* tor free fesslenotdcjBtralnlt^vallablVoiyour commuting. 5U 4ulO. Open f o.m. S OFFICE SPACE - Hwy. II, Mid price Quolei PAIR OF RALEIGH - 10-ipeedblket, p.m., Mon. to Prl. dtelown. ISO sq. ft. ' home or ours. Conine College Ir bulldlno. llai q mon' BECHT & CO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY need work.^tn. Cotettt tope deck SH44M onytlme )cor|, tpeofcert, US. 717-4424. REALTORS BOSTON WHALER 11' - With 40 h.p. all utilities. Call 717-112S before 11 •ED BANK - 1)7 Brood St. A Red Mercury, three years aW, with now HORSE TRAILER - Snoop, two-horse Bonk londmork undergoing complete 842-3933 PIANO - Letter Parlor Grand Re Tnorougnbrea, lightly used, matching. o.m. or 7I7-7MS offer 5 p.m. trailer. Excellent condition. Ml-mi. A DAILY GUIDE centry reflnltTwd. Very good condition. re-nob ond •nodernliotlan Into o nival MICHAEL 0. FRUN2I i. ASSOC. Appfalted HJO Coll UVmi. MODERN APARTMENT - Private. ctol/protesilonol center. Office suites REALTORS, O71-1B00 OICKERSON CATCH Vt - Excellent celled condition. home, three rooms. Near iransporto remaining, ranging from ISO so. ft. Air. "We *Hofce House Colls" condition, recent survey, sin sain. PIANOS-ORGANS HORSE - Beovtlful sevtnyeor-okl tlon, ef$-«41A. best lime to coll before carpel ana all office preparations In- Roller Furling Cenoo, RDF, VHF. of. OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Many used trodt-lnt, tpfnttt, contolet, noon. cluded tn rent on long term leases. MIOOLETOWN — If you hove been Dinghy, many extras. .14,000 3*1.40 uprights and grontft. Mott ma|or Chestnut Gelding, 19 hands, rides looking In loooy'i morkcl. you'll ogree i, sound and gentle. Cal MONMOUTH BEACH - One ond two Occupancy July I. Coll owner. Walter ADDIN6 MACHINES DRIVEWAY bronds. unlimited rentalt from *7.5O Zlmrnerer I Son, 944-MM or «4»-411I. •Ms house otters olol lor U4.W0. Spill MISCELLANEOUS per month. Guaranteed ktwett price* bedroom, storting ot S230, With heat level In development area where val- TYPEWRITERS CONSTRUCTION on Klmtooil plono*. Buy with con- LABRADOR — Femote, purebred included. RED BANK - 32s Brood St. 7)0 SO), ft. ues ore Increasing Four bedrooms, DISCOUNT IMtnce wlttl our W-yeor parts ond to- spayed, with papers. Free to good 747M34 STATE RENTALS Bkr. of prime office spoce, completely dec two baths, den, bright living room with Ship's Stor* ADDERS - Typewriter!. Calculator.. CALL ME - For Iraa atllmalts on trta ASPHALT-CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS home only. Good with children PORT MONMOUTH ROAD - Three orated, orlslreel porting heal In dining area, deck, basemenl, goroge. Krid, traded, repaired, cutting, light noullng ond oultlda polnl - Woikt, curbt. ond patlot. Free ettl- FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER rooms, some utilities Included. eluded. 1375 per montli. Coll tV-tm. Large lot. Voconi SAVE UP TO •% DISCOUNT price. malei ill 3Slt. C1I lor Appolntrnenl 443-4730 Coll after 5, 7174441 SERPICOS 7J7-O4U LARGE PONY - E«cellenl pleasure TINTON FALLS - Sycamore Pro LAWLEY ON ALL YOUR BOATING NEEDS CPA - Plumbing and haotlng. norm PINE DINING SET - Alto, type- gd dliposltlwi. Good lumper. Col RED BANK M RIVERSIDE AVE. lesslonol Building, (adjacent lo AGENCY REALTORS rtpolrt and Inttollollorn tpaclolty. DRIVEWAYS wrltert, tewing mochlntt, snow tlret. Ul-mt otter 1 p.m. Porkwoy). now completing ultra- >4i4«] cves.Iassn FLAGSHIP MARINE ALTERATIONS Prompt urvlci. Coll Mt-»IS. Aiphal, drlvet, concrete walkt ond and caueti* tape deck. 74tnu. RIVERVIEW TOWERS modern addition, ready for July occ- Municipal *—- SAMOYED PUPS - AKC, shots "THE VERY FINEST IN cuponcv. Unlimited parking; beou- Atlonllc I ADDITIONS-Hooflnp, tiding, ceramic OLD APPLIANCES - Rfmovarj. 17 PINE SOFA - And l««eteot, health guaranteed, bred for good tern LUXURY HIGH-RISE" lltully Undscoped. Space ovaflable tor llle>. Complete line ofremodeUng. Coll eoch. wothtrt. drvart, ratrloarolort. matching, HIS. Red plaid rug, with perament ond appearance, reasonable Overlooking the Noveslnk River any medical specialty, will llnlin to J91-S ttovat. ttc. Alto clton-up tarwlcat. Irlngo. fill, US. Cell TJf-.OM, EMM after iTp!m. Jtl£hMalmb*rg, 717-1542. Serving Mon 7IH7147. MOVING A STORAGE EVINRUDE - IS HP. needs wart. mouth County I? yeori. We won* you!.. .To htlp us keep rents ot coil ia-ua Aaeume this t% mortgage with „._ Coll their lowest. By maintaining 100% ac ly poymenls ot only %TiJ. lor only U400 MMM CARPENTRY - Wownry, polntlne Concrete work MOVE WITH NICK - For less. Free 76. Auction Salts 76. Auction Salts cuponcy we ore effectively keeping Three-bedroom ranch, with living nd Ilti k estimates. Senior rotes, also will rents low. Studios storting of Wi. one- 109 Buildings/Garages room, large sunny, wlle-pleoslngkltch- KEYPORT MARINE SALES travel Call onytlme, See-flM. bedrooms starting of IJ40. two en, full botti and lots of .toroge space HWY », HAZLET m-JSX or »4 7174 CAP.PENT6RRETIRED - Saakf GIG BLOCK BUILDING - 100 High wrwll and madlum tiled loot. Com. Concralf work: Drlvawovt, Pallet, way trontoge. over SCO deep loeol lor LENTZE MARINA - For Rarlton Boy Sldewolkt and all typn ol Maunrv MASONARY soesoles and sevicservicese . Nailef No auto Inferior ramodtllng tarvkt. Pon i »4»7 booting In-om berthing servlct tor . KltcDan coWnati. Room oddl GARY GEORGE MASONRY — All lypet concrete. Control air and heal, gas cooking, repairs. »4-»7,. . rtcraotlori room, ratlnlthlng ~ U*9 7fl-S41S Slept, wolkwavt. patlot, brick work. balconies. 14 hour doorman, TV secur- :!Si u B Coll A. Bruce Elgenrouch. 142 Jtn. AUCTION SALE ity, swimming pool, sauna, marina, MlDDLETOWN - Send lor our aoakcanat. Armtlrong chondtlltr call also underground parking. Rental of- 110 Wanted To Rent "Homes Far Living" brochure, pics, crKS'srLIGHTNING »'«" - SMIOSOl», woo-* .mat. Fret advice and Mtlmotei. Good ELECTRICAL descriptions, prices on available hull, eicellenl condition. Most lino • workmonthlp. Coll onyllmt. CT-SMt. CARfETCLEANING BY ATTENTION: RENTALS WANTED homos. APPLEBROOK REALTORS, new, two sets soils, boom lent, troller. CONTRACTOR M» Rl. », Mlddlotown, 671 MOO. HOME IMPROVEMENTS - A KIRWAN CO/REAL ESTATE ONE. ROOFING and 54:32822b offer > p.m. toll tree, Itt-BMW ar lw«0g. Open ALL LAWNS - I con lartlllia youi DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK OR IS IT MUST SELL THIS WEEK - Fully lawn lor one cfnt p«r tq. It. with Scot! t FIBERGLAS - Your wndeck, and WORN OUT FROM AGE? Call Now RUMSON - Beautiful Tudor, one equipped Bass boot, it Blue iroductt and guaranttt rttullt. porches, ond eliminate pointing year For Free Ettlmole. SACCO ROOFING, 1 The auction will be held on the premises OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside Woods MetoFllokt. SS hp Chrysler. thr« after yeor. For free estimates, call INC 171 SOT .... ond kitchen, od L Vi vill Ell speed toot-operoted Byrd Induslriel 2 Hems may be seen on dale ol sale, between 9:00 a.m. laundry area, corpcllrtg, dishwasher. electric motor, compass, wllh or CLEAN YAROS. CELLARS M4KM* or 73MBH. Immediate occupancy, U71. 471-IH5 131. Houses For Sale TRUCK * AUTO and 1030 a.m. PONT MONMOUTH - Neat home for without Roy Jefferson tlasher.ro. ATTICS AND GARAGES PAINTING - Exttflor, Interior, po oTter t p.m. A FANTASTIC BROCHURE - of corder-dtpth tinder. Now Interior, 3. Bulk Bids wiN be asked, it rejected. (hen Items will be Mom and Pop. very large kitchen, gat MI4M l Reotonoble. Experienced, in RENTAL homes In Monmouth County! It's yours heal, kirae tot. sa.500. VA, FHA, CM- podded swivel sears, anchor mates, rod tli After t. 7, Monrrvoytt. County, Hew Jersey tor OinofK.es ond which are not in con resolution ol the Borough which moy Doled June 1,1971 Complete Marine Center prior to the postage of Ml. Ortflnonce construe****, at: Concrete curbs, con Hid or inconsistent therewith. Otto arrange by resolution the pro June 13 U.< on tlrsl reatfW duly moat ond tiled In era** iliewBltu, street lighting ond k Concerning Ihe Traffic ctdure* for the periodic supplement WASHINGTON (Af>) - asked to meet with the presi- BOSTON WHALER the Otfict ol tCt Municipal Ctotfc, and street troe planting for. Community chapter, any other provision of this lion thereof AQUA WOBT ia must be made on Ihe stanoo't)' tirtolly approved by the Com- me validity or constIIullonolily of any FlCSS. Thompson Park, Newa V AAARATCO ' ' proposal hvms provided, executed in missioner ol the New Jersey De other section or port* thereof Spring* Rd . Llncrotl, New Jersey, un cording to a study released to- one-sixth of the principal mili- / SERVICE CENTER That the tola) omounl of the pro- ttoe manner dastgnated (herein-and a. partmeni ot Transportation, and Section 12 Thi* ordinance khall til 10 00 o.m , prevailing time on Mon tary bases in the Northeast ceed* ol the obltaations outhorlied by rvouiradky the (MiriKtiw. la bWaers saM chapters shall not take effeel toke effect ten mediately upon Tlnol day. June 2t. 1*71 and then publicly day. this Ordinance which may be expended vkfemutt be enclosed in seoled opoqut until finally approved by IheDirec passage and publication thereof oc opened and read aloud for the follow Discount lor interest on «uch obligations, engl lor at aforesaid Ing . The study, performed for and Midwest SHIPS STORE •wvilgpoi cleorlv mor*ed B'dTJotu cording to low. ntering and inspections cotlt, ond>te menl>." A Rtvitailtatu>n ot 1 SPLIT RAIL FENCING aoi tees, in the monner provided In I. Any ordinonce adopted by RUMION PUBLIC NOTICf . The study said the North- Shrewsbury Awe, bearing the name ol Ihe Board ol Heallh of the Borough Tht foregoing ordinonce was In-, I, WATER CONDITIONING congressmen from the region, FLAGSHIP MARINE Section 40A 3 » of the tUv.Md StOtutei me bidder ond addressed to the Mayor EQUIPMENT it not lo exceed Fivt Thousgnd mat it not included in this codldca troauced ond patted first reading ol a east-Midwest region stands to Municipal Mannt Bosin ond Council, Borough of Red Bonk. 1. GARBAGE COLLECTION SER said the cutback*, would A-Danlic H.grilor.m (15,000 Off) Dollars. lion, regular meeting of the Mpyor and lose 2.4 per cent of its share of SECTION VIII. Bids must bt occompanladby tola m Any ordinonce ol Ihe Coun Council ol Ihe Borough ol Rumson held VICE • ' " eliminate more than 10,000 mil- 291-5600 bonding cartificote from a surely com Cit adopted upon final pOUOM at on Thursday. June I 1*71 and win 4. BUS TRANSPORTATION SER Tht full taiih and credit of Ihe ler the 12tti day at December ,1977 come up lor linal consideration ond VICE. itary and civilian jobs in the defense Jobs, while the South Borough Ol Keontburg Is hereby Section i Tht effect ot proposed pastoge at a regular meeting of the Bid Document*, including Instruc 0 Mondovv pledged lo the payment ol principal, Governing Body lo be held on Thur* lion* lo Bidder*. Proposal Forms, and and West each would lose 1.2 Ffi. tilt I p.n changes contained in the revision 1* Northeast and Midwest with a and Interest on alt bonds and notes of a certified check, cashiers check or IMedbelow - day. June 22, 1971 at 130 P.M. ot complete Plant and Specification* moy Issued pursuant to this Ordinonce and per cent of their shares. bM bond drawn In the amount of not Chapter I - Generol Chapter I it Borough Hoi I. East River Road, be obtained by Quoiifjtd bidder* at the payroll loss of Jl 10.7 million tht sum required for such payment* lass than 10% ot the amount of the Butt Rumton. N.J. ol which time and place shall In each year, on any of said bond* new it contolns general definition* ond ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES of the The loss of those Jobs, In In absolute numbers, how- 154 Recreational Btd rules of construction that art Intended all pertont desiring lo be heard will be or notes outstanding, be Inc' uded in the given lull opportunity MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYS annual budget ond rolsed by la«. All contractors and subcontractor* to provide uniform Interpolation and TEM, located tn Thompson Park, New turn, could cause a secondary ever, the South would suffer Vehicles construction ot general terms used without limitation a* lo rate or omounl engaged for the work ore required to J. GARY SAMMON mon Springs Rd , Llncroti, New Jer toe greatest loss since it has upon ail me taxable property In tht comply with and provide proof of com throughout the revision. II alto con Borough Clerk tey, between the hours off 000 m ond job loss ol 8,000 positions in the H COMANCHE - EKtlltfll condl Borough. " ea 17o-SI standing committee*, subsection 2-3 3 Of NiW JIRMY ItH ANO TITLE I, contract, all contractors ore required Midwest Congressional Coali- II K Aittlmj IMP Of tn.t oHtr ;WI«S odoptlon at o meeting of said Borough CMAPTtR a Or THI NIW JERSEY to comply with the requirements ol Council to be held ol the Borough Hall, b. Federal Labor Standard* Pro provide* for codification of tuturt or- 780,754 defense Jobs in the MOJOH HOVfcS FOB RENT visions dinances ond resolutions; subsection ADMINISTRATIVE CODE" PASSED PL I97ic,m.' tion, a group of congressmen Church Street, Keaniburg, New Jersey ANO APPROVED DECEMBER 11, The Monmouth County Board ot on Ihe 21tt day of June, lfn at • p.m. or Except with respect to the re- 2-1.4 relates to vacancy in office, tub from 18 states in the region. Wast. habilitation ot residential property de section 23 5 concerns qualification* We. Reueaflon Commissioners reserve* os soon thereafter os the matter can be BE IT ORDAINED by Ihe Mayor the right lo waive any informalities In. heard at which time and place public signed for residential use tor less than for appointment to council; ond section Coalition members, in a let- The Pentagon says the pro- SLIDE-ON TRUCK CAMPER 1972 - eight families tht Grantee and all con 3 3 concern* meetings ot the council and Council ot the Borough of Rumion or to re|ed any or all bid*, and lo Sink, ttovt. ovtn, dual refrlaeralor. hearing will be held prior to the final In the County of Monmouth. State of award contracts In whole or in part If posed realignment of bases In passage of told ordinance ond oil per- troctors engootd under contract* In providing tor notice ol meeting. ter to President Carter, said shower, tvtol, hot water, bathroom, excess of 11,000 tor the construction. The power* and dutle* of the mayor New Jersey that: deemed in the best Interest of the excellent condition Btlt ott*r sons will be given opportunity to be I, Subparogroph (bl Board to do so. 31 states and the District of heard concerning the tome. prosecution, completion or repair of Including nomination of borough ot they were "deeply disturbed" NW any building or work financed In whole fleers, vacancies In appointive office* (1) of Section Jo ot an o No bidder may withdraw his bid MARIAMJ.SPIELMAN Columbia would result In an VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1f73 - Pop- or In port with assistance provided un and the generol conduct ol Ihe borough d "A Odi within thirty IX) day* following the by "the continued removal" of Municipal Clerk arc set forth in section 2-4, Section IS dale of bid opening up, air, AM/FM, rebuilt engine. 40W June 13 US to annual savings of 1337 million miles, new bf ohei, Clutch, heollno and HUD requee* perainng o tu provide* lor the election of council The Monmouth County Board ot military facilities from North- exhouit Mutt ttll beior* Juno) 10 coniroctt and the appikoble require president, with provision* for hit Recreation Commissioners sholl re through a net reduction of structlon Boord of Appeal* ond Fire east and Midwest states. They 13,«0 of b*nt otter W 7144. ment* ot the regulations ol the Depart duties. serve the right to hold bids tor sixty men! of Labor under » CFR Ports 1, 5, Chapter III — Police Regulation* Llmlli Pursuant lo Chopter 217. Lows (60) day* prior to award of contracts. 23,200 Jobs. 1971 14' TAG ALONG - Sttt-contalned, and So. governing the payment of Section 1 1 c onlams the general penally of New Jersty If 75 and Title I Chapter By order of The Boord ol Recrea AMENDMENT OF THE EXISTING 2J Of tha Ntw Jersey Administrative 290 Other Public Notices like new, with new ilde owning, txtrai, COOPERATION AGREEMENT BY wages and the ratio ol apprentices ond clause applicable to the chapter and lion Commissioner* of the County ot Not all of the states repre- seldom u.td Asking 11600 Call trainees to |ourneymen: the entire revision In subsection 3-1 1 a Code , poised and approved Decem- Manmoulh AND BETWEEN THE HOUftING AU- ber h, 1976, be ond the some Is hereby CIVIL ACTION THORITY OF THE BOROUGH OF Provided that II wage rales higher VICTORS GROSSINGER NOTICI OF OKOtH sented by the Northeast- amended to read as follows: Chair mom thon mote required under such regu Of PUBLICATION lotloni are Imposed by state or locol Ib) For renovations, alterations JAMES J. TRUNCER Midwest coalition would be af- tow, norhlrta hereunder Is intended to and repair*, no 00 tor the first II ,000 00 Secretary Director ruiunn SPECIAL WHEREAS, a certain CooperoHen or port thereof, ol Ihe eitimoled cost I0UKITI VOQIL fected by the cutback!. For Agreement, executed November II. relieve the Grontee of Itt obligation, If June 13 U0 10 MAKWI any, to require payment of the higher The amount of ony particula and « 00 lor eachoddltlonat Sl.MO.OOol NOTICFS 19t). by ond between the Borewgh ot Ihe estimated cost ot the work example, Connecticut, De- Keonsburg and the Housing Authority ram The Grontee shall cause or re- penally I* at the discretion ol ihe ad NOTtCi TO BIDDtRI quire to be inserted In full, in all such 3. Thu ordinance shall take effect •LINVOOIL ot the Borough ol Keonsburg, provides ludlcoiing authority Subsection 3-1.3 Notice Is hereby given that sealed TO: OLIN VO•M4 L leware, Rhode Island, Massa- 210 Lost & Found for, among others, annual Payments In contract! lub|ect to such regulation*. does not change the law ot Ihe borough upon Its pa**oge and publication oc bid* will bt rccelvM by the Monmouth provisions meeting the requirements of cording to law By Ordtf of th* Superior Coun, Lieu Ot Taxes (hereinafter "PILOT but simply eliminate* the need to re County Board of Recreation Com whtreln Morgutrlt* VO0*I If ptolnlut chusetts, Iowa and Nebraska Payments') equal to the lesser of "(I) 79 CFR i.i ond. for such contract* In itate the maximum penalty clause KUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE mlssipner* al tht Monmouth County txcest ol 110,000,29 CFR Sa 3. The foregoing ordinance wqs In- and you or* dtftndonl. you ort tt ten percent (10%) of tht Shelter Rent each time a new regulatory ordinance Park System Administrative Offices, qulrad to oniwcr the ptolntltf'i Com would not lose any Jobs under charged by tht Local Authority with No award ot the contract* covered ) (KkHJtetedd troduced and passed first reading al a Thompson Counly Pork, Ntwman regular meeting ot the Mayor — alnt on or b*fort tftt 7m doy ol July. the cutbacks. Indiana would respect to such Protect during such under mis section of the Agreement Chapter IV — General Licensing Springs Rood, Llncroft, New Jersey 1. by Mrvlng II on Oroiln ond War LOST - May M ot The Dolly Register, fiscal year or (II t the amount permitted shall be mode to any contractor who is Borough ordinances dealing with until 10:00 AM prevailing tlmt, Wed , « thaw. Etqulret. 3) Rcthltll Ploc*> Red gain 4,100 Jobs, more than any during o tour. Gold cross ring with "cable Stale law In at the time ineligible under the pro licensing are Included In thit chapter June 79, 1971 and then publicly opened HUM rubies and one diamond. Coll up for final consideration ond pasg Bank, Ntw Jert«y u/H)l. otlorrttyl lor such Payment It visions ot any applicable regulation* of Chapter V — Animal Control This tor Ihe following; Wolntlfl. ond flllne It with proof of other state. onytlme, P»02U the Department of Labor to receive an chapter contain* ordinances concern- at a regular meeting ot the Governing SALE OF SURPLUS POTTERY made, for and on occount ol the oper- Body to be held on Thursday. June n. Mrvlc* In duplicate with tht Clerk ot LOST - Gray tloer col. Llncrott, vicin- ation of approximately I7S utiltt of low award of such contract, . - - ing the licensing ot dogs and the regu KILN AND DUMP TRUCK ItM Superior Court. Slatt House Annex. c. Tht Contract Work Hour* Stan lotion ond control of dog* and other 1971 ol IMP M ot Borough Hall. Eatt Contract documents, including In- ity West Front, Broadmoor, Prluttla, rent housing to be located within the River Rood, Rumion, NJ at which time P.O. BOM 1300. Trenton. New Jertcy California would lose 11,700 Fotrwoyi. Call 74T1454- dord Ad.ot amended (40USC 337 333) animal*. structions to bidders, general condl utttt. ond If you fall to oniwer. an d. The Copeland -Anti.Kickback" Chapter VI — Alcoholic Beverage and place all persons desiring to be lions, and bid forms may be obtained Jobs under the realignment, WHEREAS, the Homing Authority heard will be given full opportunity appropriate ludgment than be ren- Act, ot omeoded (40 USC 176 (c>> Control. The borough ordinances on from the Monmouth County Park Sys dered against you. ot the Borough ot Keonsburg, through J. GARY SAMMON the One Church Street Corporation, o t. Title VI of the Civil Rights Acl of this tub|ect have been rearranged tat tern Administrative Office* upon pubil Thli action li lo obtain odivorce. more than any other state, fol- 213 Instruction 1944, os amended (42 USC purpose* of topical sequence Section Borough Clerk cation of this notice. non profit corporation detJanated by JOHNO. TEETER DRAZIN AND WARSHAW lowed by Illinois, where 6,400 the Deportment ot Housing ond Urban JDOOd 20OW4) ond Executive Orders 6-1 states the purpose* ot Ihe alcoholic Items offered lor sole may be Attorney* tor Plaintiff A NEW 45-HOUR — Morning real es 11I4i ond 1137J, as amended beverage licensing, which I* to comply Mayor Development to be an agent ond in viewed ot the following location!*! be ByO DONALDHANEKE latt licensing court*, July '" ». *US f. Minor I ly Business Enterprise with the law, referencing it to Ihe pro- June 13 S1M0 tween the hours ot 9 00 A.M. ond 4 00 Jobs would be cut. Monmouth Institute, 741-O77V itrumenlallfy of Ihe Housing Authority June 13 tll.n of the Borough of Keoniburg, proposes and Affirmative Action: visions of Title 33. Section 6-2 refer- P.M. TUTORING - Heading ond math Sot lo construct, own ond operate appro* Insofar ot the Community Block ences tht definition! of words ond THOMPSON PARK vadti l) imottly U0 units of low-rent housing Grant 1977, due to lit location within o phrases to the definition* provided in 245 Union Beach NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD eaominently minority group neigh Title 33 of Revited Statute* Subjection '»ma, "7 MM to* the elderly to be located within the NOTICI LINCROFT, N.J. Wine DAR Borough ol Keaniburg; and Krhoodond thai It materially Impacts 6^4.4 Includes the closing provision Bids must be made on the tlondard upon a Jorge percentage ot minority Subsection 44 J prohibits minors from TAKE NOTICE, thai on the lilh WHEREAS, to belter provide (OF day of Moy, 1971, the Zoning Boord bt form ond In the manner prescribed In S£tE«.J5 the operation and maintenance ol nous group Clllltns, It Is mandatory that 10% misstating age, ond 6-4 4 statet that any the instruction* lo bidders. Bids must ol the orolecf cost be expended tor parent* who occomponie* a minor into Adjustment of the Borough of Union (HI) Wllll Ing within the Borough of Keoniburg, Beoch. after a public hearing, granted bt enclosed In a seated envelope bear MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT Scholarship as more particularly defined In sold Minority group employees and/or Bust licensed premises ond permits the ml Ing tht name and address of tht biddtr. ness Enterprises engaged in the work. nor to consume alcoholic beverage*, the application ot Lawrence Cola, tor a LAW OIVIIION Cooperation Agreement, and to btfter variance to construct an addition ond must be accompanied by tht fol- CIVIL ACTION provide tor the clllien* of tht Borough Further. It It required thai the Gen *holt have misrepresented the age ol lowing: the minor. measuring 12 * » feel on the side ot JUDSMtNT CLIFTON - Judith Ann 21t Aberdeen of Ktonsourg, It Is necessary ond prop- erol Contractor submit documentation existing building lo be used a* addl A certified check mode pay to substantiate Affirmative Action ef IN THI MATTIR Of TNI APPL MAJtO OF AD JUST MS NT er to orntndiald Cooperation Agree Chapter VII — Traffic Thi* llonal living spact on property located able to the Board ot Recreation Cotov ot Spring Lake Heights, ment to Include the proposed 110 unlit fort* to oword subcontractor* and/or chapter contain* a complete re at 317 Park Avenue, Borough of Union Commissioner* In Iht amount TOWNSHIP Of ABERDEEN hire Minority Group employees ond'or orgoniiaf Ion and redrafting of Ihe trot of ten percent 110%. i of the full a graduating senior from MONMOUTH COUMTV, N.J of low rent housing for the elderly Beach, N.J .known os Block l« LOUIS within the lermt of the sold Coopera- Minority Business Enterprises to the fie ond parking ordinances ot the and », which addition Is for a 13 toot omount ot the bid and de CARLEEN APRIL OLSEN having tion Agreement. extent ot or. additional 40% of Ihe borough in-accordance with a model of setback. livered to the place and before mode application lo tw* Court by duly Manasquan High School, has Pltau toke Notice thot tht under project cost*. organisation that has been recom- the hour mentioned above verlfledcomplolnt tor e Judgment au slgrttd has appealed to the Board ot NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR Resolution of said Zoning Board of been named this year's reci- GAINED BY THE BOROUGH OF Bid Documents may be obtained mended by Ihe Division of Motor Vehi- Tht Monmouth County Park Sys ttwrlilng her to assume the name ol Adlustment of me Township of Aber from the Borough Clerk upon payment cles. Section 7 1 provides that the dell Adluslment has been filed In the office CARLI APRIL OLSEN. ond It appear deen Tor vorlonce (ram the provisions KEANSBURG AND THE MEMBERS of tnr Borough Cltrk ond Is available pient of the MM scholarship OF THE BOROUGH COUNCIL of o non-refundable check In the nltioni of wordt to be the tame as in Ing lo (tie Court thot the has complied of Section HOJ E ot the Zoning Or amount ot Fifty Dollors (UO.OO) per set Title If of the Revised Statutes of New for Inspection. with all of me provisions of H.J.S.A. dlnance so as to permit the building of a THEREOF AS FOLLOWS: Union Beoch Zoning blds, ond to accept bid* In whole or i presented each year by the mode payable lo me Architect Jersey, and section 7-2 establishes Ihe port If deemed in fhe be»t interest ol the u»l. et teq ond the Rules of the carport attached to eilltlng porch. In- SECTION 1. Paragraph 1 of the Board ot Adjustment Court ond the Court being satisfied Cooperation Agreement by ond be- BUS may be withdrawn by written time standard* Subsection 7-3.1 state* Board ol Recreation Commissioner* New Jersey State Society, sufficient side yard. On premliei lo that the more restrictive provision EVELYN KANE thereof and thot there Is no reasonable cattdon], SttiSi., Aberdeen, N.J. 07747 tween the Housing Authority ol the request prior lo the time ot the opening Secretary No Bidder may withdraw his bid No Was moy be withdrawn after the than prevail, and tubsccilon 7-3.2 es- oblectlon thereto: Daughters of the American described os follows Known as Block Borough of Keansburg (therein desig- No Was moy be withdrawn after the Junt u U «0 within thirty (301 days after the actuol nated at the "Local Authority"* ond openini g of bidsbid . IIf deemeddd iin ththe besbt t tablishes parking regulations during a date ot bid opening. IT IS ON THIS 2nd day ot June, 30, lot 6 on the Tax Map, which It within Slate ol Emergency. Section 7-11, Pen- Revolution. 200 feet of property owned by you. Thit the Borough of Keonsburg (therein dc* Intereifolme Borough, the controct(s) The MOnmouth County loard of mi, ADJUDGED that CARLEEN Ignated as the -'Municipality"), dated ally, I* new. It provide* for a fifty Recreation Commissioners spall re- APRIL OLSEN be and she li hereby appeal It now on the Secretary s tolen (UO.OO) dollar fine or Imprlionment tot dor, ond a public hearing hat been November 19,19*3, shall be and hereby 247 Regional Notices serve the right to hold bid* tor sixty authorlied to aesum/ fhe name ol IS days or both for any violation* ot the CARLI APRIL OLSEN trom one after According to Miss Katerlne ordered tor June It. 71 evening, at I 00 It omended lo r»ad as follows. j on the basis NOTICI \ (60) day* prior to acceptance of bids of the Bosc BM or tht Base Bid In provisions ol this ordinance. The By order ot fhe fioord of Recrea July 3. l»7t. ond It Is T. Chase, here, state chairman P m. prevailing time, In the Township "2. The Local Authority shall schedules were organited to in- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Hall, 147 Lower Main Street. Aberdeen endeavor (a) lo secure a con- combination with any alternate. The Special Meeting ot tht Bayshore Re tlon Commissioners ot tht County ot FURTHER ORDERED that within contractom) whom the Contract!*! corporate the recommendation* of Ihe Monmouth ten 110} days otter the dale hereof sold of the N J. State DAR Scholar Township, New Jersey, at which time tract or contract* with tht Department ot Transportation con- glonol Sewerage Authority has been you may appear either In person or by PHA for toons and annual con- ore awarded shall deliver crt the time ol called to commence at 7 JO P.M., VICTOR £ GROSSINGER Plaintiff couse a copy ol mis Judgment the signing of the contracts Per- cerning thonged location* and new Chairman to be published In The Dolly Register. o ship program, Judith Ann agent, or attorney ond present any ob- trlbullons covering pne or ltreet*lobe Included Thursday. June IS, 1971 for purpose of jection which you moy hove to granting formance and Labor and MaKrlol discuMino Agenda Item* for the regu- JAMES J TRUNCER newspaper printed In Monmoum Coun ranked second In her class of of this appeal. proMmatily 175 units ot low- Bonds for the faithful performance of Chapter VIII - Building and Horn lar monthly mettlng Of June 31. 1971 Iv, New Jersey, ond thai within twenty rent housing ond (b) to old and ttw work and payment of all obligation* Ing. This chopttr contolns tht or FRANCIS J. 0 BRIEN June 13 <») days oner the entry of this 33* and was chosen from 21 This notice It served upon you by arising thereunder tor the full omount dlnance establishing the Uniform Con Judgment they file this Judgment ond Order of the Board of Adjustment. Ottltt, pursuant to Subport Secretary, Bayshore 1Kb) of Section • of the Kous ot the contract price, ttructlon Code Enforcing Agency, the Regional Seweroge Authority Affidavit ol Publication thereof with applicants For the award Rttlet l The Mayor ond Councl I reserve the reaulailons concerning unlit building*, 250 Other Public Notion the Clerk of fhe Monmouth Counly Alfreed j. Bii 100 Ook Street Court, ond a certified copy of -this right to rt|*ct any or all bids and to flood hazard area, street numbering, Union Beach, N.J 07735 which Is based on academic Evelineline BlBllottl l waive ony Informalities whenever such fences ond the property maintenance DftAZIN « WARtHAW Judgment with the Secretory ol Slate AlicanApplic t * Birni in ••»* v¥iivi> - - - June 13 UK pursuant to the provisions ol the Slot standing and financial need. ownership ond operation ot a reltctlon or waiver li deemed In Its code. Thi* chopter has been changed to best Interest, and to hold all bids for reod building subcode official when ufc and Rules at Court In such cose Protect, including the procure made and provided men! of a Housing Aulttonc* review. ever the term " building Inspector" BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR.AND appeared. MATAWAN REGIONAL WILLIAM T. WICHMANN. J.C.C. Judith Ann will attend Payments Contract from tht SCHOOL DISTRICT 227 Highlands Deportment of Housing and COUNCIL of the Borough Of Red Bank, Chapter IX - Sewer ond Water. wjWjCOUII On Motion ol: Douglass College In the (all Monmouth County, New Jersey. Chapter IX codifies oil ordinances con BOARD Of KDUCATION CUSSISISHIMARPA NOTICI Urban Development, compris- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hot MARTIN McCUE cerningsewer charge* and connections CHAHCMV DIVISION O Peterson Street TAKE NOTICE, that application ing approximately U0 units Of the Discussion Meeting ot the Malo*an MONMOUTH COUMTV where she plans a major In low rent housing tor the elder Borough Cltrk and fhe Northeast Monmouth County New Brun.wlck, New Jersey WKU hai been mode lo the Mayor and Coun Regional School District Board of DKlrt N. M UtlWt June 13 115 JO ell ot the Boro ol Highlands, New Jer- W and • rat) 2) CORNS PHOTO SHOP, IS Thit chapter contains the land sub- additional line; 13.00 for two days, II 25 each additional NY. (102 shares) (led, confirmed and approved, atttc- Wolloce Street, Red Bank, N.J. iS ft. division ordinonce In toto. In section RUMSON BICYCLE RODEO, June 17,10 AMI P.M. llvt the dale thereof, and It It hereby front addition lo existing building. 14-4, Definition*, paragraph | f* line. |S for three to five days, 11.50 each additional line; Michael J. Lip. ok. Secretary changed lo reod "the planning board Forrestdale School. Bike registration & inspection, skill Treasurer, 23 Nottingham Drive, declared that me actions token with 3) RED BANK AUTO EX- respect thereto ond the PILOT ond gin approves o plat " Subsection 14-5. la It KM for 10 days; $2.00 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 Howell.NJ. (49Shores). CHANGE, 1 Leonard Street, Ned Bonk, changed to reod "any owner of land tests, bike games, refreshments. Fun for all ages! er payments received thereunder ore N J Rullng-on buffer strip on west side Sold Corporation Is registered with rop shall, prior lo subdividing or re-sub days before publication Call The Daily Register, M2-4000, the Stote of New Jersey adopted and author lied pursuonf to the of P "J65EWARY M|NEAR, cierk terms hereof os of the dale thereof, dividing land in subsection* 14 S Id Flea Market, Shrewsbury Shopping Center, 10 A.M. and 14-S,2|, allow* 95 days for the sub ask for the Date Secretary. ' SECTION 4. A copy of this Or Rtd Bank Planning Board through 6 P.M. $5.00 a space. Sponsored by Shrewsbury dlnonce. upon possoge, ihall be tiled divider to file a copy with the county Albrecht, Boro Clerk, fioro of High June 13 tt-60 recording officer. lands, 171 Bay Avenue, Highlands, N.J. with the Borough Clerk ot the Borough JUNE 9,10,14, II, 17 PTO. Reservations, call Rose Strong, 842-8223 or 842-5241 DOUGLAS J. WIDMAN, Enquire ot Keonsburg. Chopter XV — Zoning The zoning Monmouth Professional VIII SECTION S. This Ordinonce ihall ordinance is complete In Chopter XV. "Redhead", a mystery musical comedy, will be pres- Sue Mlnehardt, 741-9554 or Jean Ferraro, 747-5344 240 Rumson Sbti 1S2V6 hd t 1400 Highway Ni take effect m provided by law. ented at 8:30 by Kings Players, King of Kings Lutheran Ocean, New Jersey 07712 PUBLIC NOTICE vide ee e Flea Market, Sat., June 17, 9 A.M. until 5 P.M. at 49 Attorney for Goodtak, Inc Public Nolle* Is hereby given thai AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING A RE- form Construction Code." Church, Harmony Rd, & Cherry Tree Farm Rd., Mid June 13, » 130 « the above ordinonce wos duly adopted VISIOISION AND CODIFICATION OF THE Chopter XVI - Land Use Pro- Cliffwood Ave., CUffwood, adjacent to the Garden State on first reading by the Borough Council ORDINANCERDINANCES OF THE BOROUGH cedures. The land use procedures or dletown Tickets: 13 Reservations: Lyn Neandross, of the Borough of Keonsburo, County of OF RUMSON IN THE COUNTY OF dlnance It complete in Chapter XVI. Parkway It Midland Glass Co. Spaces $5, ample parking. Monmouth, slate of New Jersey on the MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY Subsection 16 2 S wot changed lo In- 747-3428. Benefit Immaculate Conception Chapel, Keyport, building 229 Keonsburg 7th day of June IfTt ond thai sold or- WHEREAS, THE Moyor ond Coun clude "generol and specific rules con- dinance will be considered for final ell of the Borough ot Rumson, In the tained herein", and subsection 16-2.4 It JUNE 12,13 hind. Information: Mrs. C. Hawkeye, 566-1484 or Mrs. A. odoptlon a) o meeting of sold Borough County of Monmouth, New Jersey, has changed w> that eight copies of the Council to be held at The Borough Hall, coused II* ordinances ot a generol and application thai) be obtained from Ihe Casting for "Kiss Me Kate", will be held June 1!, 13,8 Vena, 566-1570. Rain date, Sat.. June 24th. Church Street, Keonsburg, New Jersey permanent nature to be complied and clerk. EQUIPMENT IN THE BOROUGH OF on the list day of June 1T71 at I p.m. or revised ond embodied In a revision and Throughout the revision Ihere ha* P.M., in the Holmdel Village School, all interested persons Children's Art Exhibit, Shrewsbury Borough Hall KEANSBURG, COUNTY OF MON- os soon thereafter os the matter con b* codification known os "Revised Gener- been reorganization and editing ot Ihe MOUTH AND STATE OF NEW JER- heord ot which time and place public ol Ordinances ol the Borough of source ordinances, not to effect tub- are Invited to audition. Singers please bring music and Lawn, Sycamore & Broad St., Rt. 35, Shrewsbury, spon- SEY AND PROVIDING FOR THE IS heorlng will be held prior to the Unal Rumson, New Jersey." ttontlyt chonge* but Intended to bUANCE OF im.IW.OO BONDS OR postage ot said ordinonce and all per- eliminate word duplications and over- dancers come prepared. No residency requirements. For sored by Shrewsbury Business U Professional, 10 A.M. to NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT OR lapping and lo effect uniformity of ex- NOTES TO FINANCE THE COST sons will be given opportunity to be DAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THEREOF. heord concerning the same. prestlon. In tome case* provisions ot information. 940-2870. 4:10 P.M. Preschool, elementary k high school • 2 to 19 COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF the source ordinances hove not been BE IT ORDAINED by tht Munlcl- MARIAMJ.SPIELMAN RUMSON IN THE COUNTY OF MON pol Council of the Borough ot Included In the revision either because JUNE 13 years. All creative crafts, paintings, etc. — you bang on Municipal Cltrk MOUTH, NEW JERSEY, AS FOL- they have been expressly or Implledly Keansburg, County ol Monmouth, State June 11 140.20 LOWS: snow fence for display. Awards for all entries. Rain date, ot New Jcrtey, a* follows. , Section 1. The ordinance ot the PWP Bayshore Chapter No. 044 will hold its General SECTION I. Borough of Rumson, In the County of Meeting at Don Quixote's, Rt. 34, Matawan. Cash bar. Father's Day, June 18. That pursuant to the applicable •••SOLUTION Monmouth, New Jersey, of o general Borough ot Run statutes of the State of New Jersey. WHEREAS the Moyor ond Council ond permanent nature, as codified. Section 6. A copy of the "Revited Dancing — featuring live band "Prism," 8 P.M. Informa- there is hereby authorized the purchase ot the Borough ol Keonsburg hod pre Chapter* I to XIV are hereby ordained General Ordinance* ot the Borough of JUNE 19-24-25 ol a bulldoier, bockhoc and front end vlously diKuised the feasibility of con ot generol ordinances and ere adopted Rumson" has been filed In the Borougri tion: 5o«-0170. pay loader in tht Borough of structlng a Teenoge Center on certain a* "Revised General Ordinances ol the Clerk * office and tholl remoln there Ayelet Chapter B'nal Brith Women, sponsoring a Keansburg, County ot Monmouth and properties owned by the Borough of Borough of Rumson, New Jersey." tor tht use and eiamlnallon ol the pub Slate of New Jersey, in accordance Keansburg, and Section 2 AH Ihe provisions of the He until final action is token on thl* JUNE IS Carnival, 19th to 24th, 7-11 P.M., June 25, 4 PM Midnight, with the specif leal lorn therefor on file WHEREAS preliminary dis- "Revised General Ordinances of the ordinonce, ond it this ordinance shall Strathmore Shopping Center, Rt. 34, Matawan. in the Office of the Municipal Clerk cussions have been held with James D Borough ot Rumton, New Jtrtey" be adopted such copies shall be Battleground Arts Center announces Opera Auditions SECTION II. Wltte AIA (or the preparation of plans tholl be In force and effect on ond offer certified to by the Borough Clerk of the for soloists, for the October production of Magic Flute and That tht sum of 1135,000.00 Includ- ond specifications for said building; the effective date ol this ordinonce. Borough ot Rumson by Impressing thereupon the teal of Ihe Borough as JUNE 29 ing the down payment hereinafter re- and Section 3. All Ordinances of a gen the February production of Marriage of Figaro at Freehold ferred to, be ond the tame It hereby WHEREAS the services lo be per- provided by low and luch certified erol and permanent nature, adopted by copy inoll remain on tile in the office ol PWP Bayshore Chapter No. 644 will hold a Cocktail appropriated for the purpose* ai stated formed by James 0. Wltte ore such tht Mayor and Council (hereinafter re Music Center, Pond Rd., Studios, Rt. 9. Metropolitan Opera in Section I hereof services as are attempt from bidding the Borough Clerk of the Borough ol Party k Dance, Hideaway. 2 Fearey PI., Morgan. Cash bar. f erred to a» the 'Council "> ond In force Rumson lo be mode ovollobie to per- SECTION III. under the "Professional Services On December 12,1977 ond not contained Star, Paul Plishka, leads the panel of Judges. CaU 412-8811 It It hereby found, determined and Law"; and lont detlrlno to examine same during Free buffet, featuring live band "Prism", 8:30 P.M. In- in the "Revised General Ordinances ot all times while Ihe revision is In effect. for an appointment. declared by this WHEREAS Mr. James D. Wifte Is a the Borough of Rumson, New Jersey," formation: Call 586-0170. Council a* follow*. orotcsiional under the meaning of sold art hereby repealed from ond after the Section 7. Amendments lo Re- la) That the manlmum amount of effective date of this ordinonce, except vision* Any ond all oddltlom. amend- bonds or notes to be Issued by the NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE- os hereinafter provided In Section 4. ment* or supplements to the Revision QUEST, weekly forum for single adults, Unitarian JUNE 21 SOLVED by the Moyor ond Council of Section *. The repeal provided tor when passed and adopted In such torm the Borough of Keoniburg James D. in Section 3 ot this ordinonce shall not as to Indicate the intent of the Township Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. No sermons, but HANDBELL CONCERT - 8th Annual HandbeU Con- hundred twenty eight thousand two Wltte be and he Is hereby retained to affect: Committee lo moke them o par! thereof hundred fifty (tl2l.2W.00) Dollors act os architect lor the construction of shall be deemed to be Incorporated Into lots of no-hoMs-barred-dlscussion of subjects of Interest to cert by Calvin, Chapel & Tower HandbeU Ringers, First a. Any offense or oct com- such revisions so that reference to Ihe (b) That the estimated maximum a Teenoge Center In the Borough ot mitted or done or any penalty or single, separated, divorced persons. Nominal donation of amount to be raised from oil sources by •Reviled General ordinance* ol the Presbyterian Church, Tower Hill, Red Bank. 30 BeU forfeiture Incurred or ony contract Borough of Rumton, New Jersey ' Ihe Borough for the purposes stated In liEITFURTHER RESOLVED that or rlgnt established or accruing 13, includes convivial glass of wine and simple eats. You Ringers, 110 Handbells Free WU1 offering received, 8 P.M. Section I hereof It S1J5.0OO.00. Mr. Wltte be compensated In ac- shall be understood ond Intended to before the effective dote of mis include such additions ond amend SECTION IV. cordance with the applicable fees tor ordinance. may even get a chance to dance. For sure, you'll get out of such services In the County of Mon- ments, Whenever such oddltlom, JUNEBMULYI That there Is hereby authorized the b. Any prosecution, action, suit amendments or supplement* to the Re- Issuance of negotiable bonds of the mouth, ond or other proceeding pending or any your shell. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDIhat vision ihall be adopted they shall there Center Drama Workshop presents "Guys Dolls" at the Borough ol Keonsburg In an aggregate Judgment rendered on or prior lo after be printed, ond as provided here- principal amount not exceeding One o copy ot tttls resolution be published in the effective dale of Ihl* ordinance. The Dolly Register. under Inserted in the book containing Jewish Community Center, 100 Grant Ave., Deal Park hundred twenty eight thousand two c. Any rlohl of franchise con- the General Ordinances as amended JUNE IS, 22,21 hundred fifty (S12l,250 00) Dollars, for CIVTIFICATION ferred by the Council; ond supplemented thereto. June 22,26,27,28,21, weekdays - 8 P.M., June 24 k July 1 the purpo*et of financing the cost of Ihe I hereby certify that fhe foregoing d. Any right, right-of-way or PWP Chapter 644 will hold dance classes featuring the Improvement described In Section I is a true copy of 0 resolution duly easement acquired or established Section I. It shall be the duty of the Sats. - 9:30 P.M. Ticket reservations call 531-9100. hereof purtwanl lo local bond law, con adopted by the Mayor ond Council ot in any street, road, highway or oth Borough Clerk or someone outhorlied fabulous Lee Cole, teaching the Hustle and all the latest tlltwtlna Chapter 3 of Till* 40 A ol the the regular muling held on June 7, er public oloce within The Borough, ond directed by him to keep up-to-date Revised Statutes of New Jersey. Tht the certified copy or me book contain- popular dances. All PWP members and eligible guests are JUNE 24" form, maturities and other details of t. Any ordinance ot (he ing the Revised General Ordinances of Doted; June!, 1V71 ••rough providing lor laying out, welcome. Starts 8:20 P.M. Call Teena at 871-6032. "The Progressive .Group" of Trinity AME Church, 64 MARIAMJ.SPIELMAN the Borough of Rumton required to be opening, altering, widening, re- filed in her office tor the use of Ihe Borough Clerk locating, straightening, accep- Liberty Street, Long Branch Is holding a BarBQue and ursuont to law. June 1) SI). SO tance or vacation ot ony street, JUNE II, 17 Street Festival on Saturday, June 24th, 1978 beginning at 9 rECTION V. road, or highway within the That pending the itwonct of the Borough; subsequent to the effective dote ot this Uth Mlddletown Folk Festival, folk music, folk crafts a.m. Table space Is $7.50. Bring your own table. For further terial bond! author lied in Section IV f. Any ordinonce or resolution codification shall be adopted specifi- TAKE NOTICE that on February *, of tht Borough promising or guar- cally at part of the General Ordinonce* square dancing. Concert Frl. night, June 16,7:30 P.M., Information, caU 870-1489 or 229-7740. Rain date: Saturday, 1971 o change occurred In the stock- anteeineegg the payment ot money by and tholl when finally adopted be in- holdings oMCEENANl INC. trading a* or for the BorogBorough or outhorlilng cluded therein by reference until such Sat., June 17, workshops and concerts from 11 A.M. to 4 July 1,1178. aggreoafe principal amount . KEENANS TAVERN INC. holder of tthh t iulniMulna Of bonds or other changes or new ordinances ore pr Inted a« supplements to the General Or- ceed One hundred twenty eight CM tor premises located at 11 HIGH- evidence o f thee Borough'Borougs indeb- P.M. Special continuous children's section from 12 noon. thousand two hundred ' nfly LAND BLVD.. KEANSBURCG rewlllnn q d tt f b dinance book, at which lime such sup- Star Of The Ser PTA Flea Market It Children's tedness, or any contract of or ob- plements tholl be Inserted therein. Craft displays all day. Square dancing 6:15 P.M: on Sat. (IW.2WO0) Dollar* pvnuont to the In the following persons residinrttldlnog atl ligation auumtd by the Borough; Carnival. Second Ave. Lot, Long Branch, June 24,9-4 P M local bond law, commuting Chapter 2 addresses. g. Tht annual budget op Section f. The Borough Cltrk of Ihe Evening concert at 7:30 P.M.,at Bodman Park, Mld- of Title 40 A of the Revited Statutes or proprlotlon ordinances or retolu Borough of Rumton pursuant to law, Space: $5. CaU 219-7562 or 2294155. New Jersey The form, maturities ond (ton, and oil ordinanctt and reso shall cause lo be published In fhe dletown. Adults: 12.50 evening concert. $1.50 daytime ac- other details of sold bonds snail be lutions appropriating or trans- monner required a copy ot thl* adopt STRAWBERRRY FESTIVAL k PUNT SALE - determined by subsequent resolution Ave , West Keonsburg. New Jtrst*. ferring funds; Ing ordinance In o newspaper ot gener- tivities. Children under 12,25 cents. Rain site, Mlddletown al circulation In the Borough. Suffi- adopted pursuant to law. SHIRLEY GARRIEL, 14 EttCM h. The administrative or- Women's Club of Red Bank. 164 Broad St., Red Bank. 1-5. Aw.. Wttt Keantburg, New Jtrwy. cient copies ot the Generol Ordinances Township H.S. South. SECTION VI. dinance* or resolution! ot fhe ihall bt maintained In fhe office ol the It It hereby otter mined and de- Any Information concerning ttw Council not tr tonfllct or Inconsis- $1.59 (or adults, and $1 for children quell Ikatloni of ony of the obovt «r- Borough Clerk lof inspection by the clared by this Council as follows : tent with the provisions ot these public at oil limes during regular office rent stockholders should by com- Revited Ordinances, Jimfcitn JUNE*. (a) That the bonds or nofet Issued munlcoted In writing lo: Morlom hours, Tht enactment and publication under this Ordinance shall bear In- Stlmonmun , Borough Clerk of I. Any ordinance or resolution of thltadoptlng ordinance coupled with Family Weekend Experience, have fun and become a terest at the rate or rates « ptfrrHtttd Spl iburg. 4} Church itfeit, of lot Council riling the compenso ovaltoWMrV of cophn ol the General PWP Bayshore Chapter 644, will hold a Cocktail Party by *tw tows of the State ot New Jersey, Keo rton or ulorltt el me Borough of' Ordinances lor inspection by the public closer family, Frl. evening to Sun. afternoon. Short talks, (b| That the perlod of usefulnes* of' flclais ond employees or the pay shall bt deemed, held ond considered 4 Dance «t,n~> "••'xate>, Rt: 34, Matawan, featuring live urn my i»tiiwiHMHKf iNd in stttw* *i« eemptntatTon of BOIlltoni and lo be due ond legal publication of oil (Urns,activities, etc. Information: 211-3429. l terwf tor which the obligation It clerical employment* which art Drovlilons ol Ihe Generol Ordinonce* band "Prism", 8:30 fM. Information: 5664170. wfttorti* to be issued It ten (101 "TS net provided tor in these General Snuffy Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY JUNE 13 1978 The Daily Regfctt* 23

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fr-131 24 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, JUNE 13. 1978 Barrera cruises to smooth victory on Sunny Bay ly JOE HINTELMANN ridden by Carlos Birrera, romped to in eisy victory In the six- lengths. However, that day he carried 121 pounds. Yesterday he trained by Doug Uodson and ridden by Craig Petrel, ran over a furlong sixth rice, returning M Ot Sunny Bay, who won the was In at 10» field of ten in the stretch as the prohibitive choice. She returned OCEANPORT-Three allowance features with quality Fashion at Belmont Park and the Colleen at Monmouth last The seventh and eighth races were run on the turf course. IS 80. leaving such grass specialists as Sans Arc, Kiss Speculat- .hones highlighted yesterday's card at Monmouth Park before a yelr ,s weU ss finishing second in the Sorority to Stub, had The seventh, contested at one mile and one sixteenth, went to ing, and O'Coyle behind. crowd of 8,M1 nude his first appearance of 1178 In the Miss Woodford Stakes Royal Vanity 2nd, with Ray Broussard up. The five-year-old HOOF PRINTS-Today's featured handicap, the Lillian Aisco Stable's Sunny Bay, trained by Jimmy Croll and „„, „„ June . He fllushed last In a Held of eight, beaten by 18 gelding is owned and trained by George Handy. He paid $8 80 Russell, contains many of the horses who appeared In the Miss while besting such handicap horses as Prince liisko and Nucle- Woodford. ar Pulse. Dunguven, who won that event, is back under high weight Monmouth Park Today In the eighth race, a five-furlong sprint, Navajo Princess. of 123 He concedes two to 11 pounds to 12 rivals.

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