-speed chase ajaa, at ota point careening polk* said. The paftet- car ^•alu Aiaaae to Nor- •as pished ikrutKk the ga MaadloNorgrow Place, vSrsths chase sate) when ON hfeck tad than DeameVs car rammed into kit Mother car park** » ikcbrktatMaesttatMaesto attar a front of the knot, aid taaa Mr. Msrphp y aad Mr. scams by Otto, r [* Fubpo id "fltJfS* <*t," allegedly attempted to Rowtaad had ll»« s followingg hUcar aad the two mea who had «u ejected from stritewUkUaastomiMea Officer DeFWipo ddurini gt hthe ertfJaaU; eject* htm from by the two men who later car drlvta by Mr Marshy dkue, aad anlctcif the of- hatfag aoHct Mfk- tbehooM he kai keeo visit- helped to apantaat ton, aid Mr. Rowland fieertnsabdtUgDesmtt •VM4 cU lag km, paUcesakt Vincent 4. Murphy a»d Al- Officer De FUUpo, after Tkt chase, through Daamet was being held bert Rowland, both of being ctDad to Ike Clarence crowded tad damp ttreets, Tba chase tadtd at abeat last ala* la the City jail atd iMriii. spotted cosUnMd la Iti drcvitous I* JJJ. yosta-day what has basa charta* with drtv- DsajMt, appareaUy aa- DesaMsadpanatilhimat roste for about eight driver. Joseph B. lag aadsr ft. MhMaco of •tred, tBaiatly nantiias high speed op aad dm •nlaatai, Officer Da Fliipo •iWriMKUnNna , B, at Pmtiwittl. alethol, neklcts drivttg, 1*72 Volvo Wo OM of th* CUraaes Arave, Vaa Csart MkJ. CHASE ENDS — A high speed automobile chase through the streets of Long , rat hit car etadteg police, atsaatt oa a reaUeot's oars wMck was Avease, Eluoor Avenue No injirlet were re- Branch ended here on Norgrove Place yesterday when a car driven by a 22-year- pattca oJffcer and leaving psrkad la Nat driveway of and onto to Norwood Ave- portad in Ike Incident old New Hampshire man crashed Into two brick abutments and a tree. The Daily Register VOL.101 NO. 252 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 17,1979 15 CENTS Two banks are robbed in county By JOAN KAHN white car that had been re- His accomplice was de- photographs or composites of The bandit, whose actions Two banks at opposite ends ported missing in Spring Lake scribed as a black man, about the suspects today. were photographed by a sur- of Monmouth County were Heights during the weekend. five feet nine inches tall, with In the Manalapan hold-up, a veillance camera, left the held up by robbers yesterday The white car was later found a slim build and wearing a tan, brash dark-complexioned bank on foot. morning. abandoned in Asbury Park Vil- three-quarter length overcoat. white man, walked into the He was described as dark- A lone bandit escaped with lage, about one-third of a mile No description of a possible bank, producing a note at a haired and dark complex 116.000 in large bills after a from the robbery scene. third suspect was available. teller's cage, demanding, ioned, about 35 to 40 years old, hold-up at the Brunswick Bank Asbury Park police assisted in Police said that the bank big bills wearing a three-quarter length and Trust Company, in the the investigation. employees activated a silent "Take the big bills out of black raincoat over printed Manalapan Mall, Route 8, Police described one sus- alarm after the robbers had the second drawer and nobody green and white trousers and a while two armed men made pect as a black man, with a fled the bank. However, sur- will get hurt or shot," the note turquoise blue turtleneck off with $7,500 from the New slim build, about five feet six veillance cameras were be- demanded While a woman shirt. Jersey National Bank, Corlies inches tall, wearing a gray lieved to have been working at teller activated a silent alarm, Investigating here are Pa- and Atkins Avenues, Neptune, jacket and dark pants and the time of the hold-up and she handed over $16,000 in trolmen John Rawdanowicz after firing a shot at the bank sneakers. police expect to release either bills, police said. and Daniel Murphy. manager None of the suspects have been apprehended, but Nep- tune and Manalapan police, N.J. state Police and the Fed- Marlboro workers ready eral Bureau ol Investigation are involved in the investiga- tions. Police in Neptune said two, and possibly three, black men for 2-hour 'strike' today were being sought in connec- sv J/WI *»«•_ ecr.tr tion with the bank robbery By ROBIN GOLDSTEIN and County and Municipal Em- gested, if state negotiators "Come in if you're willing to there that took place at 9:50 WENDY DILLER ployees, the union which rep- don't improve on their 2.5 accept 2.5 percent." 5 988 8000 5 a.m., when the robbers en- MARLBORO - About 250 resents about 400 of the 1,100 percent wage hike offer before The workers who were ex- tered the bank with knitted ski workers at Marlboro State workers at Marlboro Statte the present contract expires pected to participate in to- caps pulled low aver their Hospital were expected to join Hospital. on June 30. day's job action at Marlboro faces, obscuring their fea- employees at 18 other state About 6,000 state workers Although Don Diteo, include human services tech- tures institutions this morning in a who provide direct care for spokesman for AFSCME, is nicians, licensed practical One of the suspects carried two-hour strike and demon- patients in mental health and calling the job action a "walk- nurses, food service typrkers, stration to protest what they a rifle or a shotgun, while the other institutions state-wide out," the union leadership at and physical and recreational consider an unacceptable state were expected to participate the Marlboro State Hospital therapists represented by second held a pistol. The offer of a 2.5 percent wage this morning in what state •ANK HOLDUP — Two and possibly three armed men got away with $7,500 from pistol-carrying robber, an FBI local yesterday termed the ac- AFSCME. They are all em- the New Jersey National Bank's Neptune office yesterday morning, one of two bank increase. AFSCME officials are calling source said, asked the bank tion "a demonstration, not a ployed under the auspices of robberies that took place In the county yesterday. An unrelated hold-up took place In a "mini-strike." manager to identify himself The walkout, which was to strike." the state Department of Hu- Manalapan, at the Brunswick Bank and Trust Company, Route 9, Manalapan, where occur between 6:30 and 9 a.m. The mini-strike may be a "No one will be stopped man Services. a lone gunman got away with $16,000 In big bills. When Lawrence Cross iden- tified himself as the manager, this morning, during shift precursor of more drastic from coming in the hospital," Although the AFSCME has he was led by the armed gun- change, has been called by the measures which may be taken, Florence Perry, president of asked only its employees at man to the rear of the bank American Federation of State, state union officials have sug- AFSCME Local 2217 said. the 16 institutions state-wide towards the main vault and to participate in today's Tenants told: Won't spend ordered to remove money strike, some other workers at from the safe deposit boxes. the institutions and AFSCME 6 When Mr. Cross said he members at other facilities The workers speak... were also expected to demon- was unable to enter the boxes dime until bad ones' move because he did not have the strate solidarity with the hos- By WENDY DILLER "We're understaffed and wage increase, which the state pital strikers. combinations or the keys to proposed in February, means By WARREN RICHEV scene of picketing last week by Mr. Weenig, who said he MARLBORO - Employees underdeveloped," she said. At Marlboro State Hospital, the tellers boxes in the vault, nothing to us — it comes to one MATAWAN - The presi- an estimated 20 to 30 angry tiled a "wrap around" mort- at Marlboro State Psychiatric "The people here who are the majority of registered the suspect fired a shot in the and a quarter a year. State dent of the management com- tenants who complained of fre- gage on the complex three Hospital who are members of doing the most work are get- nurses were expected to honor direction of Mr. Cross' shoul- professors get a seven percent pany currently holding the quent loss of hot water, heat months ago to prevent current AFSCME (American Feder- ting the least back in return. It the picket line which workers der. increase a year; county em- mortgage on the financially and electricity, poor main- owner Donald Manthei from ation of SUte, County and Mu- bugs the hell out of us that were to form outside the hos- Although Mr. Cross hid ployees are getting a a seven troubled Creitwood Village tenance, and unfair rent in- declaring bankruptcy, stated nicipal Employees) will be we're the ones who are dealing pital gates, according to powder bums on his shirt, de- and a half percent.increase." ApartmenU said he doesn't In- creases. that he knew nothing of the protesting today the 2.5with clients, and we get a 2.5 Shirley Edwards, a registered tectives were unable to re- Ms. Perry continued. But, she tend to reinvest In the project The complex was cited in state inspection report. percent wage increase sug- percent raise," Ms. Pryce nurse and spokeswoman for cover a spent bullet, leading notes, the state negotiating mill a group of "bad tenants" an inspection report by the Mr. Manthei could not be gested by state negotiators, noted. the New Jersey Civil Service investigators to believe that team, which is headed by move out. state Bureau of Housing In- reached for comment. but they have other com- The two administer a local Association which represents the pistol may have been Frank Mason, has decreed it spection with 427 individual The complex's main- plaints as well. that has 496 members, of many of the hospital's R.N's Harry Weenig of Weenig loaded with blanks, since the cannot possibly offer more be- housing violations in 103 of its tenance manager, Robert According to Ms. Florence which over 400 are from the Enterprises. Salt Lake City, manager was unscathed. cause "the state is already It was believed that some 141 units. Capraun, an employee of Perry, president of Local 2217, state hospital, more than a said his company does not in- Simultaneously, 4he second running at a deficit." housekeepers and main- Tile inspection report, de- Weenig Enterprises, said last of AFSCME, a licensed prac- third of the workers employed tend to Invest "one dime" in suspect, police said, leaped tenance workers represented livered to the complex by a week that he refused to accept tical nurse at the hospital, and at Marlboro. The local in- "We feel we are just as Creitwood Village until "bad over the teller's counter, by other unions would also re- representative of the state De- the inspection report from the Mrs. Dolores Pryce, vice- cludes LPNs, Human Service worthy as anyone else. We tenants," who, he said, van- armed with either a rifle or a fuse to cross the picket lines partment of Community Af- state representative because president of the local, also an Attendants, Human Service cannot accept their offer and dalize the complex and don't shotgun and ordered three between6:30and9a m pay their rents, move out. fairs Wednesday, called for he said he is "not authorized LPN, workers at the hospital Technicians, beauticians, we told them so when they tellers to fill a navy blue draw- have been discontent about ad- barbers and food service But Roy Ettlinger, "We're not willing to the correction of the violations to accept anything from any- presented it to us in Febru- string-type duffel bag. While ministration employee rela- workers. The state Depart- Marlboro State Hospital's ex- spend mother 1100,000 to "immediately." Accompany- one ." Mr. Capraun reportedly ary," she said. one teller held the bag open, a tions, injury compensation, ment of Human Services has ecutive director, said yester- $200,000 Just to provide hous- ing documents stated that un- quit his position as main- "The demonstration today second placed about $7,500 into underselling and a top-heavy been negotiating a two-year day that he did not expect to- ing for people who sabotage less the violations were cor- tenance manager during the is just over the wage increase, the bag. administration for years. contract with the ASCME or- day's action to cause any ma- the apartments," Mr. Weenig rected the matter would be weekend, and is said to be out but there will be a full scale ganization since October,1978. jor disruption in hospital oper- said In a telephone interview. referred to the state Attorney of town. The robbers fled the bank "We're angry. I feel like strike if things don't im- ations. General's office. on foot, but are believed to we're pawns and the adminis- The current contract is due to prove," she continued. Crettwood Village was the A spokesman for the De- expire in June, 1979. "We won't permit the r partment of Community Af- have escaped in a brown Lin- tration is trying to checkmate Among other grievances, fairs said yesterday that the coln after first fleeing in a us," Ms. Perry said last night. "A two-and-a-half percent See Workers, page 3 See Strike, page 3 owner of the complex will be allowed 60 days to correct the The Inside Story violations listed on the Febru- ary 2 inspection report. The THE «KATHKH spokesman said that after the Press probe of campus 'gunshot' report Suay, breety and cool today with temperatures In 60 days the owner will be fined Ike Ugk 5«i. Cool tonight. Warmer tomorrow. Com- for each violation not cor- By DORIS KULMAN requested the county prosecutor to investigate. ty college trustees later this month on changing plete weatker report page I. rected. County Prosecutor Alexander D. Lehrer refused the gun regulations. The college Senate recently At Large: A pet tale for persons 8 If no good faith is shown UNCROFT - The invssUgatlon I* eoattatdflf to comment on whether or not his office hi in- recommended that the police be allowed to wear Episcopal cksrckwomen's luncheon date I during the 60 day period the at BrookdatoOmmuitftyCfcUentf two Incidents vestigating. sktearms UVi hours a day and carry them locked Raagen (old la overtime 12 matter will be referred to the la which a campus patrolman said he was fired in their patrol cars during other duty hours. deputy attorney general lo- •poo, Bnwkdale Police Capt. Kenneth Fooflta . Capt. Foulks, the uniformed head of the Capt. Foulks has said that In the Dec. 17 cated within the Department sail yesterday. Brookdalc police department, said the patrolman incident the patrolman was lured to a parking lot "gave me a reason" why he hadn't reported the DAILY REGISTER of Community Affairs, the The patrolman had been svspaxM for fo«r near the performing arts building by a false Bridge advice II spokesman added. incidents right away. He declined to say what PHONE NUMBERS dan without par for faffing to raport the shooting report of a rape*and was fired on. The patrolman BMIMSI 7 SHb immediately, Capt FouBu said.ik^K, mason the officer had offered or to identify the Mala Office H2-»tM Janice DeBello, a tenant at didn't return the fire because he didn't know Classified 17-11 the patrolman filad a report officer. Toll Free «71-»JM Crestwood, said yesterday where the shots came from, according to Capt. Comics M See Tenants, page II weeks "aftertheinrideato, which o Foulks, who said the officer reported that there Tell Free SU-8IM Both incident* reportedly occurred during the Crossword paxxle II am. tart Dee. IT MM) I pjn. 1M* Fab. S. weren't any cars in the parking lot at the time. Classified Dept S42I7M hoars when Brookdtle police are permitted to Editorial! I Casey Jones-Tues.-222-4427 The investigation to far hasn't produced "lay carry gvns. The campus polke, who are per- The same patrolman was on routine patrol CircalatlOB Dtpt M2-4M9 Eatertalameal IS Unlimited chick/ribs $4.95. physical evidence" of the tackfeflts. in one of mitted to carry guns from 8:30 p.m. to t a.m. on alone on Feb. 25 near the Monmouth Museum, Horoscope II Sports Dept M2-4H4 which the patrolman reported he had returned weekdays and from 4:10 p.m. to 8 a.m. on week- when be saw a suspect with a flashlight in the Lifestyle 8-1 MMdkHewn Bureau I7I-2UI Pay J-«-12 Months in Advance cording to Capt. Foulks. ends, want the right to carry weapons 04-bours-a- woods, Capt. Foulks said. He said the patrolman Make A Date 15 Freehold Bureau. 431-2112 for The Register and SATE. ;t. Foulks laid he bad notified tkt county day. Brookdale president Donald & Smith is was fired upon u he approached the saspect and Use VISA, Master Charge, OUtaaries 4 Loag Braack Bareaa ..222-M1I prosecutor's office about Hit incidents bit hadn't expected to make a recommendation to the coun- fired back but didn't hit anything. far*. iM4 SUtekMSC Bureau (M-212 1H8 checks, cash. Call Circulation 542-4000. 2 The Dirity Register SHUEWIBUKV'NJ TUESDAY.APRIL 17,1979 dn *ht'ii rim ami her hus- State briefs band h^J lived (si who t^du More than 50 tenants homeless after fire pee in SOMERS POINT (API - Residents of 19 units in a major from U .liege in apartment complex are homeless after a general alarm fire in g piano $8, guns, quiz man Byme lake* reins in Chicago which one tenant was injured The three-story south building of the 202-unit Atlantis Apartments on Shore Road here was WATERBURY. Coin (API - Money UkM CHICAGO (AP) - Jane Byrne, pledging to destroyed by a fire that broke out around 10:30 a.m. yesterday in a II i million robbery at an armored car work with both business and labor and to and bumed out of control for more than two hours, authorities office and weapons used to ihoot three guard* revive the city's neighborhoods, was sworn in nent of said. Genila Hopson, 82, was treated and released for smoke 10 death were recovered today in nearby Wall- yctttfday at Chicago's 41st mayor — the first inhalation at Shore Memorial Hospital here. Hospital officials FORT LAUDERDAXE ingford police said Authorities uid they were woman ever to take the office Mrs Byrne reported no other injuries Firefighters from at least four Fla. 1AP1 - Cnris Even questioning a suspect in the tlaylngi of the followed the man she defeated, Michael A. communities in Atlantic and Cape May counties battled the the tennis star, will main three Purolator Security Inc. guard! In the BUandic, Into Chicago City Council chambers blaze John Lloyd, a British tenm- Monday robbery, called one of the nation's OB aa Irish green carpet. She and the city's 50 player, today at SI \ biggest IV suspect, whose identity was MM . aldermen were iwom in during the hour-long thony's Catholic Church, not disclosed, was brought to police headquarttrt Sick seaman airlifted from freighter ites. In a 10-minute address,'the feisty far from the Kverl home vent to jtxwt 2 30 a m from Waterbury's South End. Of the late Mayor Richard J Daley CAPE MA Y I AP I — An Indian seaman was airlifted from a Miss Evert. 24. u befter Further details were not available. Autbtr- •aid 'neighborhoods have been Chicago's British freighter about 90 miles east ol here yesterday after he gaged to tennis pro . (jf Ihe ities said the crime had been carefully •, greater strength "If those communities are was reported sick at sea Coast Guard authorities said Kamble Connors for nearly a }rar 111 Herbert L. Bloct pUnned "The perpetrators wen waiting In left to decay, this city will decay." she said Pamchurang. 50. was hoisted from the deck of the 600-foot 1973 and 1974. and they saw .imhusli for the people inside the (armored) "We cannot, we will not, let this happen " freighter Akbar by a Coast Guard helicopter based in Cape Cod. each other tntqueotly J|[IT ear Chief Inspector John T Griffin of the As she had during her campaign, Mrs Mass Pamchurang was flown to the Coast Guard base here and that But ihe romanci (icnernor who'" she Vt .ittrbury Police Department uid Monday at Byrne invoked the name and cited the ac- was later admitted to Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital. fizzled and Connor laid at the time. "I don't a news conference The robbers sprayed a oMafUlkmenU of the legendary Daley, who Cape May Court House, for observation. Hospital officials said firmed last month that he know him. really I don't local Purolator office with automatic-rifle fir* lj Reg- ,, was mayor from 1955 to 1976. "I pledge tonight language problems were preventing them from learning had secretly married B Win are you asking me when they ambushed the guards, then got awiy > to te mayor for all of the people of this city - Pamchurang s ailment or his hometown former Playboy model last these questions" with 1900.000 in cash, some 1500,000 in canceled • :i IN for one Chicago," she said fall Before leaving London. i hecks. $65,000 worth of jewelry and a quantity 'Plain English'' bill is praised Lloyd, also 24. is a pro Brown told reporters- of fond stamps, said John Connelly, police 'Pulitzer prizes awarded fesiional te.nnii pla • ei Stories about our getting legal adviser. TRENTON I API - State Public Advocate Stanley Van ranked far below I C journalists" hijinks NEW YORK (AP) - A liny California Ness has urged prompt legislative approval of a bill that would and Miss Everl La I I know 11 sounds old-fash- Chief defends police at riot weekly newspaper with one full-time reporter require apartment leases and consumer loan contracts to be end. he said ho h 1 1 loan ioned, bul we are just good -arid a little-known off-Broadway play are written in plain English In urging the Senate Labor. Industry attracted to Mi** Evi and Professions Committee to release the bill for a vote by the five or six years before liif* full Senate. Van Ness cited reviews of tenant leases by his • •• were Introduced l»y ,1 friend department that showed a pattern of complex and frquently SI WFDItL). Calif 1 API John Cheever." al Wimbledon laM sumntei Nobel prize winning phys- Ugat, with a circulation of 2,700 in a town with unintelligible language "We looked at some 100 form leases to "Althoush I ilidn 1 11 early stages of a riot Sunday that resulted in M 1 I ii».ird Teller says he a population of 426, won Ihe Pulitzer Prize for make sure they comply with the state's truth-in-lending law." tually meel her I al injuries and 88 arrests. At least (0 complaints meritorious public service for its long-time Van Ness said Monday "What we found was language so Kit'ing serious con- of police misconduct had been filed by early thought ^he was atti investigation of Synanon, the drug and alcohol complex that only a lawyer or an English teacher could on rourl |.. (•deration" 10 a request by >esterday afternoon, UMunyon said. Most rehaWliUtlon group. Tapped for the drama understand them." In some leases, he added, the print was so en si llayakawa. It- were general allegations about officers from, ihe'i a v*rj warm ; prise this year was "Burled Child," a story of small a magnifying glass was required to read it (In the tenni> emfrl '• I .hi ih,it he run against other law enforcement agencies, he sais). .]t disintegrating rural family life in Illinois It limit's off a little pold bul mil Democratic Sen The situation was very chaotic," he told k f wis written by 35-year-old Sam Shepard, who 4-day-old newspaper strike continues that's because ihe ICOI • Man Cranston in 1980 news conference "No one in the park saw as an actor in the film "Days of tratlnp • •• • verything that happened. But let me make it . ELIZABETH (API — Megotiations between striking News- ' The prize came the day after the MADISON, Wis 1 AP • - li ii Ihe police department is not going to be ' paper Guild members and the management of The Daily • •• closed following more than 150 per- loel Skornicki a 42 year-old jcapegoanhere ' UMunyon said it was too formances Robert Penn Warren, 73-year-old Journal of Elizabeth broke off at midnight The negotiations CINCINNATI IAP I'niversit) ol Wisconsin ad- ' ''anyjDjJjMermine the validity of complaints <. ~ emeritus of English at Yale, was broke off this morning after a company-set deadline of mid- Like many other i™,, • ministrator will be sworn in • •.i r anise when officers fanned out from 'Now and Then: Poems 1976-78 " night passed without a compromise, according to Harry Fis- dents who reside on 1 11 mayor <>f Mjdison. Herman Hill Park to move an unruly r~" dell, executive vice president of the Newspaper Guild of New al Edgeclifl College S4 k to move an unruly root taking over from Paul concert audience an" York. vi',11 old (alhj Nail) I and others out of a ne«t&? Iodine still escaping Sullivan Hall Hei Soglin, the former student neighborhood. People .._ DPle have complained tl»(' „: a».mmr, D. ,.D, Prosecution of rice dealer dropped however, 11 "n •> flooi • ,• 'ni>l once known as tile .hey were ordered out of restaurants, an*% JWRWSBURG Pa. (AP) - Radioactive (npjjir- alderman an ••sled nn their front lawns and in their cart,;-" "*%"»» escaped In increasing amounts from NEWARK iAPi — Government attorneys have dropped cupied mostly by.1(1 Soglin did not seek a h, . ,„, the Tare* Mile Island nuclear power plant in their perjury prosecution of a New Jersey rice dealer after kfter 11 kid '• *c«nt days, but officials say the situation is Tongsun Park, their star witness in the Korean influence- niusi- ami confusion, I lourlh two-year term in the Economy geen glowing down still far below the danger level. The discharges peddling scandal, changed his story The prosecution was wanted In W ihli 'MI partisan post dismissed after Justice Department attorney Kathleen Voelker trale on tn\ studies si 1 SkorniClU who edged out WASHINGTON (AP) - G. William"Miller, Untied slow but gradual measures aimed at told a federal judge yesterday that Park, who was indicted on 36 explained former Soglin aide James Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, says bridging Ihe plant's damaged reactor to a cold counts of conspiracy and attempting to influence cungressmen. Mrs Nail) de< Ide Howen in Ihe April 3 elec- the economy is already slowing down nicely, shutdown The Nuclear Regulatory Com- recently said he concealed his role in the scheme from Grover summn I., go \,. • tion, hai been a public em although inflation will continue to plague con- mlMioA laid the levels of iodine 131 released Connell. of Westfield Park previously had been expected to be school Her tiush.r pl.iwT lor nearly 20 year^ sumen for several more months at least. from Ihe plant had more than tripled, based on the key witness against Connell died Inur yean ago \tU 1 and hail worked in the chan- I'We'U have bad news on prices pretty much air samples taken from a venting stack be- tii.ii she ' DIM ludi s office on Ihe for the whole first half of the year," Miller tween Wednesday and Sunday. Formica trademark under attack lomething «a> missmi M , :i~on campus of the uni said in an interview yesterday. Consumer from their home near Toll verstty ilnce 1970 lines increased 12 percent in February. Hayes sentenced to prison WAYNE (API — The head of the Formica Corp believes Miller said he believes the Federal Reserve is the Federal Trade Commission's attempt to cancel its trademark amounts to "punishment for being successful." And already lollowing the correct policies to re- DALLAS (AP) - Bob Hayes, an Olympic if Formica loses its battle to keep its name from becoming a unn the economy and inflation and that gold medalist and former Dallas Cowboys lower-case generic term for plastic laminates, how safe are fui Ihei tightening of the economy would risk a wide receiver, was formally sentenced to five names like Xerox, Kleenex and Band Aid11 "We have to assume serious recession. "We're in the ranga hi prison yesterday for selling cocaine to that other famous trademarks will come under attack. " For- officer. Hayes, 36, could be free prnperness." he said. Miller said HI ' mica president Martin B. Friedman said in a recent interview on good behavior, prosecutors six to 18 months for policies to work I The Denver regional office of the FTC filed a petition in May I steaded guilty in mid-March to policies now in place probably won't i 1978 with the Trademark Trial and Appeal board to cancel the oOcalne In March 1978 to an undercover' d lower inflation rate until the second iln* in Mar registration of the Formica Trademark the year The Fed chairman indicated he bit officer. State District Judge Richard • i.'iieniionof yielding lo pressures from some?''.1 Hayes a preliminary sentence on 'Eviction of destructive tenants urged members of the Carter administration to path of five years each on two counts of 1. t lati-s Innher to slow the economy add I cocaine, with sentences to run concur- JERSEY CITY IAPI - Landlords should kick out or help light inflation. rentljr. He alao sentenced Hayes to seven years educate destructive tenants, says a pnest active in rental , deferred probation - to be served after he gets issues The Rev Kevin P. Ashe says careful screening of Allied indicted for fraud ;•. dot of prison — for selling melhaqualone, a tenants could be a solution to the rash of burned-out and '•" Dowerfol tranquilizer Cowboys Coach Tom dilapidated tenements in this city. A member of the city's H.rVKLAND (API - Allied Chemical, EkndrJ y clu|b presidenid t TTe x SSchramh m andd Tenant-Landlord Relations Committee. Ashe said. We will Corp and Its president have been charged In quarterback Roger Staubach acted as charac- never effect any change if we allow tenants to move freely ttmptrolur*! lecleral indictments with conspiring to defraud ^r witnesses in a defense attempt to win around the city and destroy one building after another They are the Internal Revenue Service by concealing probation at the March 23 hearing as dangerous as the slumlords are "No one is willing to lay it orea !.' *ts to low 60s counties and thousands of flood victims-'poised to rule that public officials or public Norcross seeks slate referendum ro toda) ;ind tonight. eligible for federal assistance. Jackson city .figures suing (or libel may force journalists to hour with higher gusts officials estimate 17.200 persons have been ''tell what their thoughts, opinions and con- TRENTON IAPi — State Republican Chairman David F evacuated from their homes since Friday. elusions were while preparing a news story. Norcross called yesterday for a referendum this November to ' - ti ndi ii loit'i BSI make the state attorney general position an elcdive uffli E I i ui ttiinugh the period. believe New Jersey has come to a«time in its history when is • id 45 to W Friday and imperative that the people of this state be given a more , Milder with highs 65 to Foreign briefs significant say in who runs their state government," he said • I neai the shore. I believe the important place to start this movement toward a new decade of public participation in state government is in the selection of this state's chief law enforcement officer, the < umimindos hit rebels again ,Shc Palestinians killed Las VegdS cool today with highs in 50s. attorney general, " Norcross continued. • LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) - A commando' TElAVIV, Israel (AP) -Six Palestinian in upper 30s. Sunny and ..squad made i 30-minute machine-gun attack . guerrillas and an Israeli soldier were killed Lottery game ticket sales to end" in japper 50s Precipitation M.indav night on a suburban house used b)£irUte,y'e»tenJay when Israeli troops Intercepted 'northwest 20 to 30 miles TRENTON (API - The sale of tickets!(or the slate's • •—••• • *• black Rhodesian guerrillas, eyewitnesse* re-;. ». fltfrilla band that crossed the Lebanese "Jersey Casino " instant lottery game wil| end April 25. ' niliil Ion MM i There was no immediate Israeli army spokesman announced Lottery Executive Director Gloria A. Decker said Monday casualties or who was responsible IB said six Israelis were wounded or through the period Sales of the $1 "Jersey Casino " tickets are expected to exceed attack Last Thursday night, Rhodesian wtlch began about 11 p.m. near ij .uid 45 to 50 Friday and 27 million by the time the game ends, Mrs Decker said. "The cummaidos disguised as Zambian KL_ Istaeti border village 12 miles east of da} Milder with highs 65 to Jersey Casino' game was the sixth successful instant game traveled by road to Lusaka and destroyed' IctraJMan coast. An earlier unofficial ""IIT near the shore. presented by the New Jersey Lottery," Mrs Decker said. residence-headquarters of guerrilla lea said seven guerrillas were killed, but The lottery is now developing an entirely new instant game to Pennsylvania Joshua Nkomo. but Nkomo was not tartly" MM the guerrilla band consisted of Pllflfirj, Ur.' offer lo the public this summer.'' Rapid CiW anben and all were killed. It was Reno d mill today Highs 55 to 60. attempt by Palestinian guerrillas it.inuhi U.W!. HI the .Ills Sunnyand Shocks add more misery hours to penetrate Israel's borders Seven judges to be renominated St Lo >» Highs in upper 50s to low 60s. Mug an Israeli patrol killed four i<> today and tonight. Dl'BROVNIK. Yugoslavia (AP) -. TRENTON (AP( - Gov. Brendan T Byrne gave notice %tn Di O and more earth shocks added to 0 i crossed the Jordan River from San Fra hour with higher gusts yesterday that he plans to submit to the state Senate the SfMltll- today of an estimated 80,000 Yugoslavs There were no Israeli casu- nominations of seven persons to the Superior Court. Byrne Spokdne spent their second night in the open 00 soalft Uul dash The Israeli killed in the identified the nominees as Philip M. Freedman of Monlclair, fulM '•in l'i'iiiib)|vania I'tleoded forecail Yugoslavia's earthquake-devastated Montene- mm *tof the first Israeli soldier reported Peter J. Devine J.. of Haddonfield. Patrick J. McGann Jr. of HI—YMIerdlv'i hlslv iturdaj l-.ur through the period, gro coast Foreign tourists fled from the area 'killed 1« action since last June 9, when two • 10— Ynlerday'i low Monmouth Beach. Baruch S. Seidman of North Brunswick, Prc—PrMlpllallon for n hour* em] hursday and in the 40s Friday and as the government reported a total of Kll vfomntandos died during an amphibious raid on John L. Ard of Springfield. Charles. M. Morris Jr. of Hamilton Ingfp.m EST mlerd** fhiirsday Milder with highs in the' bodies tad been recovered since the training base on Ihe Lebanese Ollfc-Skv condition! outlook lor lo Square and Van Y Clinton of Orange. The nominations, with day. Easter today the exception of Freedman's are reappointments. • r SHREWSBURY. N.j. TUESDAY, APRIL 17.1979 The Dtjily Register 3 Patio homes ELECTRIFICATION now become Monmouth County planners vote to continue their support

By HAKBAHA KATKI.I. Branch which had been pr* ition il 'In line to the first priority, they also de- In the resolution calling for The resolution pointed nut viously promised Um| Branch it II meant that manded to know what had hap- local bus service between Nep- that bus service had first been FREEHOLD - The county Shore area cominuier luipment would pened to the money supposedly tune and Freehold, the plan- asked of the state in 1974 And Planning Board yesterday townhouses groups said they would have U> be impruved set aside for ugrading and for ning board noted that a survey it said that the demand for voted to continue support for showed a potential ridership of energy conservation should electrification of the North study whether they would t an bej saul electrification to Long Hi h II. tinue to demand Immediate ol service was Branch 250 persons lead to an increased need for U)N(i BRA] Jersey Coast Line to Long mass transportation originally si | '. ItS Branch And the board called Robert Halsey. director of prlaclpaui "f a lor establishment of a local the planning board, noted that variance loi bus line between Freehold and the resolution does not recom by HwPUnn Neptune mend any particular carrier to The pal and In a resolution unanimously serve the Neptune-Freehold their nun.i. i j adopted, the board noted that Eckert 'most concerned' route lltOMI engineering work for elec- We just want to get the said 1111 ii .ii urn ol the railroad from proposal on the DOT agenda so Ninth Amboy to Malawan is 95 • the COA (Commuter Operal varum , i. percent completed And it ing Agency i can take action. befc, , . h for asked that electrification be with administrator salaries he said. the first im started promptly estimates in the proposed budget are not base salaries and Mr Halsey also noted that The projeti M The resolution further B) ROSEMARY fi I i . HI that the board has not entered any agreements to provide the survey which concluded elude citj noted that the state Uepart- . lie-.. HftDDLETOWN Miei '. .til I lor assistant superintendent bonuses. 250 people a day might use the Zonini' Board m< i incone MiiTiI of Transportation < DOTi Kducation l.isl nighl li chool Committeman Fred Self requested that the board pro- bus line, did not consider addi- Anthony B stales there is (54 million budget MayOI Hull' II 1 ' •' I vide the committee with a more detailed breakdown of the tional riders who might be after a grmv n illable in us TRAN8PAC ,:., al the •,'ineil » ll. I! • (41)000 cluster plan for elementary classes generated by the county wel van.,': • . •wuld package for the electrification the i,u,l>'ii Mr Self questioned the appropriations for programs in fare building in Freehold eucerbati • and to upgrade the line from Mayoi K, k, n ind two • " • tnen met computer science and marine science, asking whether Township And he pointed out The,!,.,,, - ill, tmtaoj In Long Hranrh. with the boaid I,'i-i'luie ' • " initlce Ihese courses compromised "a return to basics." that the only existing bus ser- for townibou* and that there are also monies vice on the route only offers will make tonight to eithi nillinn budget In this school district when you look at the basics, you maki an •II purchase nine dieiel two trips a day And the bus as is in torecqi look at how many of the kids can get jobs. Basic education ance locomottvet, rehabilitate 118 runs at the wrong times to The mayor -aid hi had noid nimU- is what will enable them to get a job," said Mr. O'Neill The 1':. passenger coaches and ini- offer service to commuters id would approve the I uti He We picked these two areas because these are things that pi ove Dthei ta littles "n the from the shore area to Free- added thai hi • mild itoi can be put to use by our students." Mond • line souihoi Umg Branch hold tie ,,i where il.'-v would bi n id We have much to do in Monmouth County to meet Therefore the resolution But. Hi,' n.. . • would vocational needs We don't want to make that much of a In a report on industrial suicdihat the board continues "definite!) n,,i consid i nplj t»- commitment, but we must make a step,' said Bernhard activity in the county. Roger Tin m ' to support Long Branch as the cause the budget WJ? lefeati Schneider superintendent of schools. J Kane, director of the In Southern terminus of elec Tin. pro| • .' n Mayor Eckert suggested thattheboard investigate the duslrial and Economic De- • li in atlon .mil asks that the wa> defeated bj voteri i possibility of entering a self-insurance plan to cut costs. velopment Department, noted Man n.s ', • . tinted promptly The builgei ' that The Nestle Co., Inc . is nue is .,1 \i a re,'.'in meeting in Ihe Insurance coverage, excluding retirement contribu- anil ,i capital OUtlaj ol 17! I"' • tions and unemployment compensation, cost $915,260 in slated lo appear before the 1 ,il' county alieraled by Dul ol iii, i i' enl per $100 ol • V2 .'IH in 11)77 78. $1,027,600 has been appropriated for that item in Freehold Planning Board in dowi the} MM ihat elec Hie, urn i.1 .••;•• Ihe 1979-8(1 budget two weeks with a proposed $2 Uilication in Matawan was \CIO|,:;I ,' I The mayor also recommended the board consider offer- million addition to their Bui they said the the school di Iricls three making ing drivers education courses after school and on the Nescafe plant off Jerseyville in in extensive i'id '< ai I wl weekend lo cut costs. He pointed out Hazlet schools cut the Avenue tation work than Lasl year the I • nisi of drivers education in half by adopting such a Mr Kane also said that the ,n, 1, . • '" tween Matawan and $"i4 000" \i • "i.i • program former rug mill off Center 1.IU1 l! . • ' Long Branch and the rosl ol one admit isti itoi ea i • Mr O'Neill said the board would investigate the sug- Street in Freehold is now • :' ' mil equip- two each earm da $5 almost fully rented The mill Ml ; the hue might neces gestions the committeemen made about insurance and Mr 'I • t thi >•' 50X1 driver's education stood almost empty for many n rontinu- years after the rug company • i t'fiTii .iturn •to Long moved out in the early 1960s Tl

appn . • • north "1 II"• Parks employees unhappy with talks l°)i "i; ' I III II \HH llll K \ 1 III ye ,i • Ml •'• . '"I ili.it \nd he said if a contract is not in negotiations to "reconsider food on the table LINl ROF I \ppni Tlic parks an signed by the deadline, the em- their offers." Mr Wilkinson acknowl- . • • - ut the operation l'i | I HI this' ployees are prepared to take "The employees feel we edged that his union is asking i ii l,< have one of the best park sys- for larger wage increases than • i ,ium> Parki .mil Recreation asked I,, w irk UII, job action or use whatever oth- Thegn • ' II.n attended the not sdequateh - om| er means are required tems in the country, Mr those anticipated in the coun- Wilkinson said. "We are ty s 1979 budget. But he in- • i ummiSSion meeting last night It is ,, complicated formula irdini Mr Wilkinson said he proud of our system and of our sisted that there "are other - (o sirens Uieir unhapplnesi but the; receive exti Wilkinson hoped the county and the parks with the status nl wage ncgo- unly some scheduled work on commission would use the ex- work. But we can't keep work- places the Board of Free weekend! thi week iia time created by the lapse ing at the present wages and holders can find money We li,'u,nd Wilkinson chiel are asking them to look iteward lor Local 41? Interns- harder > 'non of Electrical Rs "The parks are impor id Machine Workers Police draft letter protesting tant, " Mr Wilkinson said |i F said the average salary "The parks make this county employi es a as onlj one of the most desirable places to live in the state " nighl il ill ' ii \n,l lie implied In other business, the com- • employees vuiuld nut fied with ii' .'1' ragi mission decided to postpone I'II manpower shortages, equipment until its next meeting a de n dpesi ' in I, ases B) HIM MWO ll IMK V ei|iiipment is 12 to 15 years old portable radios. cision on whether to allow the I,., ,i • thi iunty om- I I . • i, ive not "They want the best and in) ,-ind can usually only transmit county's 4-H riding clubs to . mployei i are KEYPUR1 ill Kownacki no more than two blocks from the most," Mayor Bergen said use the East Freehold Show- have ,!' ifted i lelti headquarters, police report of the department s request grounds at no charge patienl emplpyod by thecuunly submitted to thi ontinu'ed, line patrolman complained for new equipment. The commission was pre- |..irks system and the count) 1 tin council im • • bj pa tli.it he was unable to receive "You look at the budget." pared to turn down the 4 11 Ma ,•• Board ol Freeholder) Nego • been < onducted powei Bhi rtagi assistance on the scene since he added, and "somewhere in request until Mrs Jane Hight. i Barnardinl i n pn his radio lailed. the middle you strike a bal- Sleepy Hollow Road. Mid- • .' ni ili,L international in''iii and ll . ::. ili.il Police report a siren in one ance ' dletown. and Henry Bolwyn. • in,ill, al apparalus Illinois Ave . Port Monmouth. II K .lames .1 Truncet -c< inliquated "f the patrol cars can only be I think we've responded inn in ' • i • According Lo !„• stressed that the 4-H cannot •• tai • direcloi ,>i the parki H ll intiqui turned on with pliers. very well " to the depart- In el prpblems faced b) th> afford the $80 a day charge ft , ommission. and Hobet t Col- Kownacki According to them, pa ment's complaints, says tion I.'.. inent, outlined in thi trnlmen have been instructed the showgrounds. \r :; lins, county personnel direc- Mayor Bergen, "it must be Thi have gpne unhi eded b) 'hi the lie on advanced first aid. but the done in light of budget re- Mrs Hight again noted as borough i in iyoi Neither Mr Wilkinson or .' three department only has one "re- straints " she had at the last commission 0i 11urn IT would comment menibci ,| loi the ally old' resuscitator so the meeting, that the 4-H clubs are Wi ll.nr> Kownacki pri Mayor Bergen said last • patrolmen must depend on sponsored by the county Aid iler. blil ., i iin demands ol the 1 night that he was unaware of ol Hi, Patrolman sBeiii i hi has inouih to mouth resuscitation. she said that the horse shut's • • - ,,i (In oiler> ot the the department's letter. Association iPBA • i; I me i',n im run by 4-H are educat^Tal. Mr Sn, Hut Mr Wilkinson ajaid The department also needs vc\ ut III, .!, II . * new oxygen tanks, they say. The department just re- include children who e.nnnt Da th.it in addition to wages the • i were concerned in.iilc in .lunc IB77 In il" I .,:> >,nk We lake our job seriously cently negotiated a two-year afford the usual fees to com- sented 1 ,Nun whal idi \ considei m lice Training Cortimission miles <»i II and we do become angry when contract for 1978-79. police say pete in shows and are not sub- The sur\c> in in the letter. They still haven't sidized by ttarge donations Centej adequate compensation for . :',,. second lorced to function with less we re working UIHIIT pi received their retroactive pay from contributors such as are i-ong Bran I ,i work • .Mil II,,I |I,ISS ihan perfect equipment," they 1 ilil - Hid IK'C.IU^,"! I since 1978, Mr. Kownacki received by many other non- prtstratinj pdulin) ha txi.n a lion The say in the letter 1 conditions there i- ., morale adds pi "lit groups lion witli th, [iii'tilctti im tin past three •" ;, new We're handicapped by the Dfiet u.i .,. ij police, gear we have," says one pa- III, ,\,T , i.rcliii, irolman The public is de- itewai serving ol a service we could Worker 'in ,i hell ol a lot better with tei Ill h .,il po better equipment." Unit, from Hi" top heavy adinims- mployees on ,i threi that it turns ti.ition to employees Mayor Kichard Bergen said the council approved the Hie ' • i ' ' . i Mic ui the section admin- • limit end is so had. purchase of two new patrol Ml i recently sent a weekend off schedule Mr I.i cars,last night. He said he but se: . memo ordering his staff not to Ilinger suggested thai emplo) II,'. .inned con- thinks there is money in the imatel; take vacations in June. July. ees work three weekei It .i i- 'iu. n 1 budget this year to purchase center wijl <••• ' \u^ust. or December at all." have the fourth "II II' w IS Hi,1 vehicle We »• il" Ms Perry points out "Orders attempting to alleviate the gap •.'•"ill,! •' Mi commui il ' .iiul I'.iper work are, bogging us leit bj .i missive layol We Make Owning down and client care is lax " paraprofesslonals earlier Hoal slip lollery Is goll A one d.i> strike in which I'lie hospitals new puhc\ nl 1 of the equip- set in Red Bank the entire union participate!]" normallzauon iTOlCl departmenp t A BUICK-OPEL isll t gOll in \ugU8t. 1977. protested a paper, but. according t" both rtlTJ BANK - The l < other i! • ' •• ' she plan proposed by Executive pp g M'tl is III borough's Parks and Recrea- al Hi,' •• I Direcloi Roy Etttlinger to l.l'N s is hindered b> lack ol .]„•. Ill,' lion Department will conduct or a ' pi imt is sun ' a lottery drawing tomorrow Ihe I., . :mii!is M"-' .,' I have In • alicrnoon for rights to use' and tin- ••In. •• ome nine boal slips in Marine Park The in Sea Girl i ions I The Daily Register , lou long since drawing will be held at 2 p.m. USED CAR 1 suppoil I lax ' IL'SPS-145-440I di have in Ihe municipal courtroom, 51 lion • mod- Mnnmouth St. The public is Affordable The il The Sunday Register i nvited lo attend the drawing. There will be a revised fee State i il'SPS-334-570 Marrboi structure (or using the boat v;incl\ il • Put" ' nl the i."in slips this year. expected ti 48 Itlos. financing (Jay. Mrs Perrj . • ,. ..i Put your name, Available lo Moth i monthly wnh 8>6fO Ji Midi!,, • • where it counts most Vice l'i ci,, " ' , Qualified Buyers said th>" V B'cadwdt LongBranih N | but the meet ing's dc • Stalenoim' Tfl!n,on N J. w$;< ! Pi*s* Thf A^o, .JlfO I" HIGH INTEREST derly andijiiii't *> D'.nK'ii .'- II,. e notes, "The midn J ,T',i SAVINGS BOOK .'. 150 ing shin repi , | 'I'll Id • Sid ill Red Bank N J Q?;o' ., Mrs 1 tinga with »> li?00 IIS 00 688 Shrewsbury Ave., Tinton Falls 741-6200 added But. nh ncerned '< and Su'ida* II II, I • rCFS TO SERVF YOU • >t;F»N» UNON percent wage | ' rssent rftlCountfi DA,iv IScenh Sund.iv ftcrnti 4 TheDadyRrgMer SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, APRIL 17,1979 Aberdeen calls for $170,000 regional budget cut rather than appointing the s a public safety director or By WARREN RICHEV Matawan Borough Council and Council members in atten- cerning the creation of a that the reason the municipal deputy manager to fill the post not The resolution, which was the board called last week in dance at last week's meeting Bayshore regional garbage purposes tax rate would in- Joseph R. Williams on an acting basis. not supported by Mr. Pttwen, ABERDEEN - The Town- an effort to determine what indicated they favored the collection system crease by It cents per $100 of Mayor Kaufman criticized cited an "erosion of local CUFFWOOD - Joseph R ship Council last night unani- cuts, if any, should be made in 1170,000 figure, but three coun- The Freeholders have assessed valuation was be- Mr. Powers (or abstaining, home rate." Willianu. 77. of 45 Bayview mously agreed to call for the the (569,500 budget. cil members refused to make agreed to finance half the cost cause of an uncontrollable stating that the councilman's Mayor Kaufman said that Si. died Thursday at Bayshore cutting of $170,000 from the The Matawan council, a commitment on the issue of such a study with the 11 1106,000 increase in garbage reasons for not voting were he personally felt that a mu- Community Hospital Matawan-Aberdeen Regional which has not announced unan- prior to tonight's meeting Bayshore communities con- collection costs, the repay- ment from this year's budget only "side issues" and had nicipality should be able to de- Mr Willianu was bom in Board of Education's defeated imous support of the proposed In other action last night, tributing not more than $300 of last year's $80,000 emer- nothing to do with the budget termine (or itself bow depart- Bainbridge. Ga . and lived capital outlay budget 1170,000 in cuts, is expected to the council unanimously for the study, according to gency appropriation for the Councilman Powers said be ments should be staffed and here for the last 23 yean The 1170,000 figure was act on a resolution calling for passed a resolution in support Mayor Edward E. Kaufman. downpayment for the town- felt the issues were involved run without "interference He was retired from the agreed upon by the board and the 1170,000 in cuts during to- of a proposal by the County The council introduced an fromoutidesourcei." ordinance awarding a local ship's road improvement with the budget because he HanUn Copper Works, Perth the council during a meeting night's council meeting. Board of Freeholders to con- The council awarded a bid cable television franchise to bonding ordinance, the loss of slid funds used to pay Mr. Amboy between the council, the Two of the five Matawan duct a feasibility study con- for three police cars totalling Cross Country Cable Ltd., $56,000 in federal anti re- Schwartz's salary as acting Mr Williams was a mem- 119,02397 to Muller Chevrolet Bound Brook A public hearing cession funding, and the in- manager and the funds used to ber of the Provident Baptist Inc., Aberdeen. The Chevrolet was set for May 7. clusion in the budget of some hire the search firm might Church here, where he served police cars were bid at a per 9 The local municipal budget funding for the purchase of have been better spent in other on the Deacon Board car price o»$8,M7.W. In other totalling $3 094,036 was finally capital equipment. departments in the budget lat- Surviving is his widow, Wo shows create need business former Councilman adopted by the council after The budget was supported er this year. Mrs Mattie E Williams; a Richard Wolfe asked the coun- the township received budget by the entire council with the The council passed a reso- son, Carl Harris, here; a cil to discuii with the certification from the state exception of Councilman lution opposing Senate Bill brother, the Rev Samuel Wil- Marlboro Council the possi- liams, of Asbury Park; two for more bus drivers Division of Local Government Thomas i .Powers, who abs- 1316 which calls (or the hiring bility constructing and Jointly Services. tained from the vote. Mr. uf a full time chief of police in sisters, Mrs Pearl Wright of MARLBORO - A recent rash of no- creased over the past year, several school maintaining soccer fields at Powers said he abstained be- all munieipalitiei regardless Bainbridge and Mrs Flossie shows by local school bus drivers has officials have served double-duty as The state routinely reviews Marlboro's Marao Part cause of his objection to the of whether the municipality ha Scott, of Asbury Park caused the township Board of Education to drivers. all municipal budgets and hiring of an executive search r The James Funeral Home, grant emergency contracts to two indepen- "Our transportation coordinator can must certify the budgets prior firm to locate a new township Perth Amboy, is in charge of dant bus companies for more drivers. drive a bus, and has been doing so almost to final adoption State manager and because of nil arrangements The board awarded the contracts to the regularly in past weeks," Mr Dugan certification was delayed this INSURANCE objection to the hiring of two companies last night on a per diem noted. year because of a backlog of Township Attorney Richard T. basis, which will allow the board to discon- Also taking over bus routes were the budgets to be reviewed. Schwartz as acting manager CORNER Miss Kathryn tinue the agreement with the companies at Middle school mechanics, all of whom Mayor Kaufman explained Ann Donahue any time, according to board Business have bus driver licenses. by H WILLIAM MLM Administrator John A. Dugan. "We just can't afford the time that RED BANK - Miss The companies, Gerald White Inc. of they are out of their positions," Mr Dugan Kathryn Ann Donahue, 85, of Freehold, and Greenwood Bus Service in said 18 Molly Pitcher Village, died Morganville, will provide drivers at a rate The board authorized Mr. Dugan to SAVE yesterday at Riverview Hospi- close to $50 per route per day, Mr. Dugan advertise for bids for construction of the REASONABLE CARE said Approximately five routes will be Ul. proposed board of education office build- If modem llabMtt/ IMUIHICI with ill Hi ramification* •«• Born in Marlboro, she had split up by the two companies under the ing. The board must now receive approval known In ancient Greece, tnt philosopher! would ha«t had a lived here for the past 61 contract, according to Mr. Dugan. from the state commissioner of educa- EASTER gtortoui tlmtl Thli It txc.ua. lomi very compftcated prob- years. The board's decision was based on what tion's office for the plans before the actual WINNER NUMBER lem, aria. In qu.illona of MaMHty. She was a retired has been described as a chronic state of advertisements can be offered. PICTURE-TAKERS The matter of r.uon.w. can" com., up quM. often absenteeism among bus drivers. Th« definition usually o.iv«n la ttw can a prortent •mot) seamstress State approval for the second part of 142-01-4255 •i.rcli.i In a givtn situation. For tiampto, an IndMctual It She was a communicant of Four of the township's bus drivers re- the project, the transportation garage to BRING YOUR FILM Owner of the above supposed to kMp his sidewalk In • salt condition. It, during a SI James Roman Catholic signed in the last month, forcing the board house the buses, has already been granted number: you have 3 days vlol.nl norm branches of a n•• l.ll on that iW.w.lk, the Utter Church, here to reach out to the independent companies, The board also accepted the resigna- from today to present your could preaent a huard. But In. person Is not orctnarlh/ Mr. Dugan said. Most of the township's eipected to oo out and cl«.n up whit. MM .lotm It ragtag. Surviving are three sisters, tion of board member Mortan Cohan. Mr. 'O OFF social security card at Reg- Ati.r MM Morn It ovtr, howtvti, ho inouM dear «w«y tM Mrs Bertha McNeill and Mrs. drivers are hired by the board under an Cohan had served as chairman of the ad- 20% ister's Main otfice, Broad debtle If h. dottn't do thlt. he could ponlbty bf> held Gertrude Horwath, with whom independent contract to drive the board's hoc committee on de-regionalization, and St., Shrewsbury, and pick negligent It •om.on. ltd on ttw bftnchtt and ln|ured hlmttff. she lived, and Mrs. Mae own fleet of school buses. , as chairman of the curriculum committee Kodak Processing up your 5 cans of Hills But thlt It a otry ilmpdiHc approach tnd tvtn In. .Do*. McGinty of Covina, Calif.; The absenteeism has been hard on us, before announcing his resignation last Bros Coffee. Hours are • xlmpl. might be open 10 varioul ruling, tnd Interpolation. seven nieces; and seven especially financially," Mr. Dugan said. week due to his upcoming business from 8:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. D.l.rmln.tlon of pottlM* liability It often not M.y, wMc nephews As the number of absentees has in- Hit re.ion why Inturtnce hat groan to ttw point where transfer to Massachusetts. at all times Monday thru Friday. (Fri- profeeuonali ere needed to edvl.e on pollcl.i tnd needed The John E Day Funeral day winners have until protection. * Hume is in charge of arrange- Wednesday.) ments. Joseph P. King, former sports writer The Register's N. WHIM* MLMIBY MKKf RIDGEWOOD (AP) - the National Pro Football Hall He wrote 11 books about Lottery winner SN MAM ST. Joseph P. King, executive edi- of Fame, just the third writer sports Social Security 714 W. PARK AV(. TRENTON - The winning tor of the Ridgewood News- to achieve such recognition Funeral services will be 0MHUIST 511 OS** -co* moios'i number in New Jersey's Pick- papers, and a former New He received the prestigious held Thursday 942-3676 Sweepstakes Contesl TOMltfVII 14MMI It Lottery yesterday was 613 York sports writer, died yes- Dick McCann Award for out- iYour one stoa answer to complete insurance co**r, A straight bet pays (16950, terday at the age of 70. standing service to pro foot- bin pays 128 and pair pays ball. 11650 He began his sportswriting career in 1930 with the New During his career, he ex- York Telegraph. Over the next perienced numerous shifts of "Yes, Marge, Money-Phone pays all my bills. I just assignments, all brought on by few decades he covered over the mergers of New York's Catholic group 50 sports. newspapers can them, toll free, tell them who to pay. No, costs meets tonight For years he was a premier After the closing of the yachting reporter Although he World-Journal Tribune early HOLMDEL - The Catholic wrote about many sports, he in 1968, he joined the Ridge- Daughters of America are mostly covered the New York wood weekly chain, first as only 10t...less than a stamp. But, there's no holding a membership drive at football and baseball Giants assistant managing editor. He the Community of St. Benedict and the New York Yankees became managing editor, Parish, Bethany Ave., here, at In 1971, he was elected to then, in 1970 executive editor. checks, no writing envelopes...no stamps... hold 8 p in tonight All women are invited to attend Be A on, ni give you the numberF 202 Death Notices WILLIAMS — Joifpr. •).. II Bavvif* SI CliHwood. on April II. Payday Saver 1979. in Bavthore Communiiv Hospital. Holmdel Survived bv his wife. Maine E . one ton. 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EATONTOWN - The "We can't comment on it involved, but said the teacher would merely certify them, a Collins said charges accuse the principal Anthony F Palmisano. tu school districts who have as Eatontown Tcachen' Auocia- at all," Mr. ladanxa said. had won an earlier grievance form of "processing the pa- Questioned about the like- of conduct unbecoming of a schools superintendddenl. said students the dependents of Uoo (ETA) Uit nifht asked Mr. Collins refused to name against the principal, who then per," Mr Collins said. lihood of the board certifying principal ' his recent trip to Washington military personnel or the chil- the Board of Education to the principal or the teacher allegedly began system- If certified by the board, the charges. Mr. Collins re- There are procedural steps to meet with federal officials dren of civilian government certily charges against one of atically harrassing the teach- the charges would form the plied. "I don t think they have the board must follow. Mr resulted in the early release nf employees, Mr Palmisano the four principal! in the er. basis for a formal hearing any choice but to certify ladanza said Once action is to some Tille III B Impact Aid to said. •chool system here, who has The board would not rule on before state Education Com- them." be taken, the board's decision the district Title III B money is in allegedly been conducting a the validity of the charges, but missioner Fred G Burke, Mr Mr Collins said the will be made public, he added Title III U aid is distributed jeopardy on a national basis." campaign of harrassment lie n«te and 9 at must have been inoculated or "THE CUPOLA STORY" High School, a Metropolitan the Educational Building of immunized against DPT. Life Foundation Scoholarship the Old First Methodist polio, rubella, measles, Registration for employees children. Church, Locust Avenue, here mumps and must have had the Our 54th Year Also Alan I Sipress. Parents whose last name Tine, Heaf or Mantoux test for 32 Broad St. Red Bank /C HAZLET - Registration for Holmdel. Holmdel High begins with A through E will T B within the past year. the May It local pitch, hit and School. James B Fisk scholar- register their children on May 741-7500 run competition will be open ship of Bell Laboratories, for 8. t • HJOa.m , followed by W 100 Ridgewood Avenue until April 50 employees children, and parents whose name begins Clean-up week i-.i..) -, N I. O76S2 Boys and girls, ages 9 Thomas D Milnes Howell with F through K from 1-2:30 (2011 444 8200 through 12. are eligible to Howell High School. Phelps p m On May 9 parents whose SHREWSBURY - The J? enter the competition Dodge Scholarship last name begins L through Q boroughs annual spring clean- up week will continue through Application forms are avail- The value of the scholar can register their children this week on regularly sched- able at the Burger King on ships, four-year awards from 9 11:30 a m . followed by those whose name begins uled garbage pick-up days All Route 36. here or at the recre- ranges from about 11.000 to with R through Z from 1 - 2:30 items to be picked up must be ation office. Union Avenue, 16.000 to cover the under- p.m placed at curbside. here. graduate years We have

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Aggressive Heating & Air Conditioning 2100 Rt 35-Old Mill Plaza MARINE VIEW Sea Girt [2011449-3555 SAVINGS MIDDLETOWN • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS • LINCHOFT The Daily Register Is Shippingport a time bomb? recurring problems, the plant IHItllMlllllllimilllHIIHIilllllltllllMHHIIIII shortly after the accident at KMahlislii-d in 1878 - Published hv The Kid Hank Hi-gister By JACK ANDERSON has operated at full capacity Three Mile Island and advised WASHINGTON - While less than 39 percent of the pregnant women to leave the world attention has been riv- time since it opened. It was ARTHUR Z.'KAMIN WASHINGTON area, he was called an eted on the nuclear drama at finally shut down last month alarmist then, too. Yet only a President and Editor Middletown, Pa., another when the Nuclear Regulatory day later. Pennsylvania's Gov small Pennsylvania town that SCENE Commission decided it might Dick Thornburgh advised Thomas J Bly, Executive Editor William F Sandford, Associate Editor lies beneath the grim shadow not be able to withstand an pregnant women to leave and of nuclear reactors has gone lllllimiHIIIItMtlllMllllllllllllltllMIIIIIIIMI earthquake without rupturing. virtually unnoticed. ordered the schools closed. 6 TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1979 The town is Shippingport, the losing battle fought by res- Our columns on Ship- questions about the safety where 26 years ago the Atomic idents of Shippingport against pingport were denounced as of people in Shippingport and Energy Commission decided the consortium of power com- misinformed. When we dis- ANDERSON nearby Midland, Ohioville and 'Murphy is my name and 1 am the law here' to put the nation's first pres- panies, known by the acronym closed the dangers of locating Pittsburgh have never been surized water nuclear reactor. CAPCO, that operates the coal-fired and nuclear plants answered. The thorium light- Today the once verdant banks giant energy complex close to each other and near where a coal-fired or oil-fired water breeder reactor is not ol the Ohio River at Ship- We sent our associate How- populated areas, the power generating plant was located monitored by the NRC. pingport have been trans- ard Rosenberg to look into the companies' spokesmen The consequences of these Emissions of radioactivity formed into a whole string of situation then. soothingly assured anyone who shortsighted policies are not from the experimental reactor energy compounds — a fan- At clandestine meetings, would listen that there was yet known, but the evidence are not publicly reported. tasy land of futuristic domes, the people of Beaver Valley nothing to fear. collected so far by the govern- reactors, cooling towers, grids told about white dust from the Now the fears have been ment's own scientists in- But some answers may and transmission lines coal-fired plants that some- realized at Three Mile Island dicates that Shippingport s soon be forthcoming, thanks to Standing side by side are times covered their roofs and Even Deputy Energy Secre- residents are living with a the determination of an elder- two coal-fired generating filled their cisterns. They tary John O'Leary, who is now deadly time bomb in their ly, while-haired country law- AUTHORIZE plants that together burn charged that their water wells one of the nuclear industry's midst yer named James Keller PERSONNEL 16,000 tons of coal a day. An- and backyard vegetable chief apologists, has conceded Though the coal-fired From his cramped office in other huge coal-fired plant is gardens had been con- that it was a mistake to locate plants there are among the Elwood City. Pa . Keller has ONLY under construction Down- taminated. The townspeople such power plants as Ship most technologically ad- been fighting the high-priced river a few hundred yards is also voiced fears of the nucle- pingport s where they are vanced in the nation, it is clear legal talent of the utilities the 850-megawatt nuclear re- ar plants, whose operators Before he changed his tune that the cleansing devices are companies, and his efforts actor called Beaver Valley 1. kept them in the dark about on nuclear safety, O'Leary not catching all the dangerous may finally bear fruit which went into operation in problems at Beaver Valley I warned Jimmy Carter's policy effluents belched out of the October 1976. At that time we quoted planner David Freeman, in power plants' chimneys He filed suit against the Next to that. Beaver Valley evidence compiled by Dr 1976. that a serious problem Tests of well water in Ship- power companies on grounds II is under construction; a few Ernest J. Sternglass of the had been "created by 'he in- pingport have shown high con- that they are a public hundred yards farther down- University of Pittsburgh, sistence of the old Atomic centrations of cadmium and nuisance One by one over the stream is the Shippingport which showed alarming levels Energy Commission that nu chromium, the former is a next few weeks, the utilities Atomic Power Station, where of radioactivity had been de- clear energy could compete cause of hypertension and bigshots will have tu appear in the Energy Department and tected in the milk from dairy side by side with power gener- heart disease, the latter a po- Beaver County Court to ex- Duquesne Power and Light Co. farms near the nuclear plant ated from other energy tent carcinogen plain - if they can - why jointly operate the world's CAPCO's press agents at- sources. Adding to the built-in haz their operations should not be first thorium light-water tacked Sternglass as a In other words, O'Leary ex- ards of Beaver Valley I nucle- curtailed nr cleaned up to pro- breeder reactor. crackpot whose evidence was plained to us. the A K<' allowed ar plant is the facility's dismal tect the people of Ship Two years ago we reported worthless When he showed up siting of a nuclear plant any operating record Because of pingport The dilemma of the draft By JAMES J. KII.I'A I KICK n i I iiiiminiiiln But there is another abid- months before Selective Ser- You can search the calen- ing principle and it Is to this vice could be reactivated to dars of Congress for hours on effect — that in terms of na deliver 650.000 recruits for su end and not come up with a CONSERVATIVE tional affairs, the first obliga months of h.i-1< combat train- greater dilemma than is posed tion of government is the na ing McCloskey II a fighting for conservatives by proposals VIEW tional security Upon the marine who w»n the Silver to bring back the draft The fulfillment of this responsi Star and Purple Heart in Ko rea His warnings carry .< question defies a wholly satis- Mill Ill num.ii, bility all else depends It can- factory answer. not go unnoticed that roughly bugle-call ring of authority A couple of years ago, the It is an abiding principle one-third of the powers dele- McCloskey and 14 col- question would not have among many of us that the gated by the Constitution to leagues II.MT introduced a bill. arisen. Now it crops up in best government is the least the Congress deal with the II K 2206 thai would create a high-school auditoriums and government That is a sim- powers incident to war — with National Youth Service Syv college newspapers. Last plistic way of saying that the raising and supporting armies, KM rviim K tern as an alternative to full Bell Labs expansion week a group of 40 House lib- first responsibility of govern- providing and maintaining a scale conscription All men erals, led by John F. Seiberl- ment, in terms of human af- navy, organizing and arming and women would be required In one of the most gratifying bits of Equally important in the past have been ing of Ohio, united in a fairs, is to insure the liberty of the militia, and so forth all-volunteer concept must to register within 10 days af IIT economic news that has come tihs way in the social, cultural and political contribu- statement asking President the people — to minimize com- When individual liberty col- now be written off as a failure their 17th birthday At age IB. they could choose among sev recent years we learn that Bell Telephone tions the people brought here by Bell have Carter to oppose a return to pulsions and to maximize free- lides head-on with the national Other competent observers Selective Service registration dom say the concept has worked eral options two years ill Laboratories plans to build additions to its made to our community, and the per- security, how is the issue tob e The 35 Democrats and five Re- Obedient to that principle, resolved? It is no problem in remarkably well active military service with Crawfords Corner Road building in sonnel expansion promises a continuing publicans said they were "dis- we tend to oppose every need- time of war It might be no On the record of recent full Gl benefits six months nf Holindcl Hint will add 500,000 square feet influx of civic-minded citizens as an aux- turbed by the increasing less compulsion of the state — problem in time of peace if all events, the armed services are active service and five and .i of floor space to that research and de- iliary benefit to the economic gain. number of proposals for the and surely there is no com- the authorities were in agree- running into trouble. During half years in the reserves, one resumption of the military year in civilian service, or velopment facility The $30 million project Illustrative of Bell Labs' importance pulsion more to be feared and ment la I that a resumption of the last quarter of 1978. Uie draft." resisted than the compulsions the draft is necessary, or (bi percentage of qualified re they could gamble on staying is designed to increase accommodations to our state and county are the statistics of Selective Service and con- that a resumption of the draft emits for all four armed ser in a lottery pool for six years My guess is that everyone without getting called up from the present 4,100 employees to a that show that of its approximately 18,000 who grapples with this issue scription. This is the ultimate is not necessary No such vices dropped below estab- capacity of 6,000, with 5,000 expected to be employees located in eight states, some will be disturbed by the pros- deprival of personal liberty agreement is presently in lished goals Rep Paul N Me- Without endorsing this spe- at work there when construction is com- 12,100 work in its eight New Jersey sites pect, but Seiberling's liberal Without the most compelling sight The secretary of the Cluskey. Jr iH-Cal I charges cific bill. I do suggest that necessity, supported by the Army, relying upon a Defense flatly that the all-volunteer pleted in 1982. and about 4,600 of those are employed at cohort has far less trouble McCloskey deserves a hoar than one encounters among most convincing evidence, Department study, says a system simply is not provid- ing No one wants to see our A Bell spokesman said the expansion its Monmouth County facilities. The conservative troops. Liberals conservatives could not possi- draft is not needed The Army ing a combat-ready army ' In liberties abridged but no one is needed to meet projected growth in projected Holmdel expansion, extending know where they stand; con- bly support a return in peace chief of staff says it is. Some the event of a major war, he want to see them lost to an personnel The newly created space is to floor space there by 250,000 square feet on servatives are of two minds. time to the draft competent observers say the contends, il would be many enemy, cither house offices and some new computer each end of the existing building, with the facilities. Current plans call for Bell Labs same exterior design, Will increase by employees- now work4«g in rented faciU more than one-thud Lts.pcesenlXlmilUoii itics in West Long Branch to be trans- square feet. ferred to the Holmdel site when the ex- At a time when there is widespread Indian chief in Civil War role - pansion is completed. concern over prospects of business re- Little Silver came a leader in Ihe white state leaders that we will nut Bell Labs has long been a major ele- cession and employment cutbacks, the To the Editor: man's America put up with this type of ir ment of the Monmouth County economy Bell Labs plans for growth in the im- An Indian chief transcribed FROM OUR READERS Col It It Tourtillott (USA responsible action I will (our and this new expansion of its facilities and mediate future are highly important — the document that ended the Ret I dinate the collittum of peti- staff should have significant positive im- and, we feel, significant — for the Mon- Civil War. Ely Samuel Parker tions and see ili.it they are pact on (he business climate of our area. mouth County community. was born on the Tonowanda Too young presented to (he governor with Reservation. New York, in some fanfare 1828. His father was a Seneca Ocean Donald It Davison chief. Ely was educated at When the Civil War began, To The Editor Parker transcribed the official Yes. folks, you read it The county and tourism mission schools. neither New York nor the fed- copies of the document that eral government would com- right The infinite wisdom of Play review its are to be made to Monmouth Battle- In 1852 he became chief of ended the Civil War After the Hie Monmouth County Department of his tribe. He read law. but was mission him because of his our state legislators has low Industrial and Economic Development to- ground in Manalapan, Freehold Raceway, war. Parker was a Brigadier ered the age of sexual consent Katontown refused admission to the bar race. Finally in 1863 he was General and remained Grant's day is hosting a tour of a "cross section" Broadcasters Hall of Fame in Freehold, because he was an Indian. He commissioned an engineer from 161 which is too young I io To the t^litur military secretary. He was 13 years which is absurd! I. as president of the Mon- of the county's offerings in travel and Allaire State Park and the campmeeting then studied engineering, at- captain, eventually joining the decorated for meritorious ser- staff of Gen. Grant. In 1864 he This is a travesty of justice mouth Players and member of tourism in u commendable effort to boost tending Rensselaer vice. When Grant became community of Ocean Grove. After dinner Polytechnic Institute. As an was appointed Gen. Grant's on both our young people and the Players, want to thank you that industry here. Tour leaders will be in Belmar, which will be attended by president in 1868, Parker be- their parents, and a potential for your paper's review ol our engineer he was conspicuously military secretary came commissioner of Indian Roger J Kane, who as director of the representatives of Chambers of Com- successful. In 1857 at Galena, He was at Appomattox tragedy If nothing is done to last production Affairs. In 1871 he resigned to change it this new code will We had sell-out house for county agency will be acting as host; merce, Monmouth-Ocean Development III., he met an ex-soldier, April 8. 1865 when Lee surren- go into business. Ulysses S. Grant. dered. On Grant's orders, take effect Sept 1.1979. the complete run and most of Steve Richer, tourism director for the Council and municipal officials, the tour Later he was with the New Can you imagine the effect the playgoers stated. We state, whose department is planning simi- bus will visit Asbury Park's Convention York Police Department. He this will have on our young saw the review in the Itegister lar tours of all the state's 21 counties with died Aug. 30,1893. His remains people? Our state legislators and wanted to sec for Hall, the Haunted Mansion and pier on now rest in Red Jacket lot. Monmouth chosen to be the first, and are saying to our 13-year-olds ourselves " (The power of the Long Branch's beachfront, Monmouth Forest Hill Cemetery, Buf- that if they want to have sex it press.I Larry Williams. Monmouth's represent- Park, Gateway National Recreation Area falo, on land formerly owned is perfectly all right Thank you again for your ative from the state Division of Tourism at Sandy Hook and the Garden State Arts by his tribe. Ely Samuel If you agree with me that review and the great help in Parker was a reservation Indi- Guests will be representatives of the tour- Center. Dinner at the county's Hominy this is a disgrace, and you are selling of our shows. an who took advantage of op- willing to help collect signa- John Hemleb ism industry, government, and historical Hill Clubhouse in Colts Neck will conclude portunities available and be- tures, please help show our President and cultural organizations. the program. There can be no question Our county has much to offer visitors, that energy problems and the prospect of and much to gain by promoting its attrac- coming gasoline shortages are matters of tions. The list of stops scheduled today — major concern to tourism interests every- just a sampling of what there is because it in history where. But tours such as this one can be would be impossible to showcase them all definitely helpful in promoting what we By The Associated Press War II, but partisan forces Five years ago: The U.S. in a single day, Mr. Kane said - il- have and making the best of whatever continued to wage guerilla Supreme Court opened the lustrates the variety of local tourist fare. Today is Tuesday, April 17, warfare. way for damage suits against situation the future might bring. the 107th day of 1979. There Alter breakfast in Freehold, morning vis- In 1943, US bombers hit Ohio officials in the 1970 kill- are 258 days left in the year. Palermo, Sicily. ings at Kent State University Today's highlight in his- In 1945, the United States One year ago: Huge tory: announced that Japan had lost purchases of stock by foreign Dr. Lionel Walford On this date in 1521, the more, than 200 planes in a sin- investors helped push trading Diet at Worms, Germany, ex- gle day of suicide attacks in on the New York Stock Ex- With the death last week of Dr. Lionel major contributor to knowledge of marine communicated Martin Luther the Battle of Okinawa. change to a record volume for from the Catholic Church after A. Walford of Rumson, the world of sci- biology and a center for marine environ- In 1964, Jerrie Mock of Co- one day of 63.5 million shares. ence lost an outstanding leader and the the former monk refused to Today's birthdays: News- mental studies. In addition he was active- plead guilty to charges of lumbus, Ohio, became the first sho'<- <'immunity a highly respected woman to make a solo flight caster Harry Reasoner is 56. ly involved in local community affairs, heresy. Photographer, painter and (iti7en and valued civic asset. around the world as she landed attending many meetings and discussions On this date: her plane at Columbus. writer Eliot Elisofon is 61. When Or Walford came to Monmouth In 1790, Benjamin Franklin in which he made valued contributions to Film and theater director Coifnly to develop and direct the Sandy died in Philadelphia at the age Ten years ago: Jordanian Lindsay Anderson is 56. the business, professional and cultural life Hook Marine Laboratory for the federal of 84. immigrant Sirhan B. Sirhan Thought for today: There is of our area. He will be sorely missed by In 1861, Virginia seceded was convicted of first-degree no more lovely, friendly and Bureau of Sports Kisheiies and Wildlife he from the Union as the Civil murder by a Los Angeles already had earned reputation as a marine the many, both in and out of science, to charming relationship, com- War was beginning. County jury in the 1968 as- munion or company than a biologist of rare talent and energy. Under whom he was a continuous source of in- In 1941, Yugoslavia surren- sassination of Sen. Robert 1 good marriage - Martin Lu- his direction tlie laboratory here became a spiration 'Look — five million pictures of him dered to Germany in World Kennedy. ther. 1483-1546. Business SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. APRIL 17,1979 The Dfefly RegfclCI' 7 N.Y. stock quotations Outlook for SS tax rollback By SYLVIA POBTER UHHMIIMlMnililMllltlllllllHHIIIIIIIIIIIHMI The House Ways and Means Committee has NEWVCHU Cawln Ik I II « .IO I IN m livt IH^li CornO IM I II) It llOlt ?41 11V. Uk I).- H iSi'cond of four rolumml rejected the cutbacks the administration had pro- CrwnCk 7 IU livt M IK! W B» ISA Ilk- W If you're hoping for a rollback in l»79's in- posed in certain categories of benefits as the • ia 14* m, Piln«vBllOI H »'1 BO IIS-H l n ll» UH pnun i JOB » ii IM xm, ^ crease in your Social Security (axes, forget it possible price of a tax cut But even if all the MMo i » 4m til* P i ii in \n> mi- , Some members of Congress favor such action, but cutbacks in the president's budget were passed, D«UG«n II elaniM III IS! •« Vh a*- « YOUR MONEY'S Dayco Mt 4 1) I4» llC PorlGEI.nil m WH UVfc 17k mithing is likely to happen this year. they would make only a tiny contribution to a CIP ProclG 1 40 II al» 7»>* dTIH 7|H- H Datra IK I ta im IK) a . « You. among the vocal upper-income groups in reduction in the 0 52 percent hike in the tax rate DalUAIr I 111 Pi€O IU 7 4t4 im Ilk H| our work force, may get Congress to declare a set for 1981 Omnn M 1 IU PflSt>L IU I 71 <>''• UH U'»* 1. D«IEd 1 W I IM Pullmn 140 S 74 »'* ]IH HHt ', moratorium on the Social Security tax hike sched- WORTH OlamS 141 m Ii* U IV* HPurtii IU 1 ia iv, u*« lit. uled for 1981. though If so. that action will take But there are several ways the scheduled rate DlgllalEg I) IX UK UH ilH « Uu*kO mi W UH HH H"v- % UuikSiO H iu U li1- UH UH— H place in late 1U80. just before Uie 1980 elections increase for 1981 can be reduced without lowering oinor, intw ii iw » iT^v; RCA 1.10 I UN HH UH itH « 'urn mill iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiilliiiiiiii r.441l ITT ItH ftLC M % U ISH 14* Ufc- H i no coincidence I protection. Passage of the president's hospital AWOI in i « ;» » LMWUt IM 1 Ht 1 RallPur HI Ul HW 4>0^i II cost control proposal would in itself eliminate the AkM 1 • I U4 UH SM UU- H O't*M t • liatt 4M> 411k 41H— 1V% «*m»d HtMIIIO If* 10H 11 As underlined in yesterday's column, this UW IK II 14 »« )M Wtt-IO duPom 4t t| m IJIH 117U. 1l7V^-1Vi "»nto H 7 11 ll'/i IfH IS'A- % year's hike in the SS tax rate from 605 to 6 13 need for any increase in medical hospital insur- AKatt It I ill wt itvk |1H- H DUMP IJO 7 MM llv, ail u Ravthn 140 * Ii; 44H 44> > 44H* '. While disability insurance awards rose during ance contribution rates (The slated increase for AnvAIr a) | M llo IM !!«_ 14 DugU 1 7110 IU 15H 1SW IS1 RtMBat I I IU UH im )l •< percent is relatively modest It costs the f 10,000- the early '70s. they have declined dramatically •ka 4 M MH » a it- %EMUUr 11404 IU TH 7H- '1 RtlchCh H • 1J IIH 11% II1 >- . that purpose is 0 25 percentage points of the 0 52 AMot IlllllKI > KVt- V. EHlGf Nil lit IIH UVt UH Hn»itl ' Mb) 4 US 17 UH W*t— H a year average worker about 15 cents a week since 1975, as the job situation has improved ArnCn IM I mM If MU->ElKod 14011 114 43H U'4 UH SR**VOH 1413 141 U ii i UH- It more in VSI'J than in 78 Hut the increase in the percent increase set for 81 i ACM. III I III wt M MM- n EatM MS 4 II m 1<« »« '» About 600,000 claims were approved in 1975, but ( Ravlon I Ml) tM 47* <'t 47H— H1 AEIP» mn MI a |lk 11 w it Echlln 4411 141 II- 17H II'.* Rtytiln IN 4 314 S7H UH Si'i--' * taxable wage base — the maximum limit on the only 460,000 in 1978. It is probable that the next The great, overwhelmingly important point is »F«H|«WII iMi tl n« ll,ivn, |It m* t EIPkM 1 31 I 4S1 II'* )7H U — S% RavMll 1H) 4 117 I7H 11* 1)-. - H AHM« i.auim w t M Emr»Ell*4li 140 3J US »*- U, amount of earnings taxable for SS purposes — on Social Security Trustees Report will show the that the Social Security program is NOT in finan- a» a M - iti RlttAid $4 t II IIH IIH Jl*. i '-% Amllna Mil ilIIl IWt in* Wt tl En«MC I 4Q I m 15* |4V| »4*-1H Roblnt 4Q | 141 t'4 t <( V lop of the lax rate rise has resulted in perceptibly disability insurance program to be much less cial trouble! The '77 law restored the integrity of IH h nt tk^ u. Erwch 134 1] ui ii'-, n ]i'.» H RMhwl J 40 1 44] »H ••. Wh- W higher laxis lor the lop 15 percent of workers, Aiuta in 1 n «•* 41 Eimfh 1 U 1 403 17 UV| HVt- V.Rottrlnd 4 71 IS u* is * •, costly than previous estimates. a system battered by an extraordinary coin- Etnvt IN 4 m 14H UV* 14ot UU lw I'/i I'M i . . I'lii' average worker will have almost 52 cents Today and Tomorrow." the former SS com- estimated as fully financed over the next 50 years AMTU «ll Ml n an I|H_ v. FiniB»r 1 5 If 1TH 17\417'*. 17',.- -H H SFtind 140 4 547 W Vt J?W mure a week u nhlulil from his or her paycheck. AaMOtl I 1 I 111 in OH 4M- H Flrciki 1 IQ_ 144 UH 1)% W* ':SFiinl 7J11 417 H}1^ M1* »Vj missioner points out that the current cost esti- But a recent Harris poll revealed that two-fifths AMOO I.a I H IfH IfH im— vt FIChri M 1 411 tt'i IIS* it:, o, S(rtrPlo1l4 • m M'i »» Tt , , 127 rtioii' lor the year The higher earner will pay mates for the retirement and survivors insurance of America's workers had scant confidence the AHNkhMtM Itl MVt 13 UH—IVh FtlChk 1 (0 4 MS IfH IIH UH— 'i Scrilmb 14511 401 104H 101't '04H* '• AIMb _ II IIH IM Illn vt, FlInBn 1 ft 7 m U - J] . BW- HStNmOwi _ « 7iv, 70'> 70*»- H that im Teased rate on f£<) 5U0. up from $25,900 in parts of the Social Security program are also program would be able to pay them benefits, and A««f> n 1 11 ifrt if if - vt FkMtKnt 1] 4 1*4 ID* 10* 10'- 14VnttP 14 • IM II'* IIH Ilk. H t W) I tu-. IK when a moratorium well may win the much more conservative than previously used — another two-fifths had less than complete con- AfflM Him IM »•- nit- H FUPL lOt 4 1340 17V* UH 17 S*«bCLlK4 141 U* »'• «H ') AvIM I.HIIIHI HH n HVt- Vt FicPowl H t IH MM n 30*»_ '* Sork. G S1111471 IS» 14H IS + H essential voles too conservative The system will lake in about 1 fidence that they could collect. •M Fluor 1 40 I 7J 40 ifVi H*- V*- S«*ri I M 7 4441 10 »H* V| One encouraging development affecting the SS - M 14 in m mi »H- >» FOftJM 4 1 457 44* 44H 44H ShcttOil 1 7 m Mi M*- l« percent of payroll more than is needed over the The US government MUST do a better job of ForMK I 14 J 14 llv* Shrwm n in US HH 11H- Im.iiicintf picture is evidence that SS disability next 25 years, according to the official cost esti- convincing you, the young or older worker, that i i.a 1 ia Mva «nt MH* V« FranfcM 30 S 140 7V| 1% 7'/i Signal H t 347 »'• MUm I.I I W m tw l)\t- v, FrvMinlua 114 41* 40H 41 - W SirnpPat it ii 450 HH insurance cists are rising more slowly than in the mates you do have protection and your benefits will be •wick If) I II OH IIM ii'r, %FrutM 1» S U7 11W 30H 30H H Sing*' U 4 m 13 * pail In 1,111 estimates of the costs ol the pro- ta.llr, ail BI aw IfH IfH- vt GAF M S Ul HH 11% IIW- - Skvi.ni 41 I 111 10". The races could average 0 5 percent less for there when they fall due And you must refuse to •MIM I a I 114 IIH 111 IIH C«nrwt1l74,4 tl 43". 43 41 - Vi Smum 14017 lfl 14"> (ram have been greatly exaggerated, former be misled and misinformed by vicious propagan- •at* _ n IM m ;H- vt GnCsMtitOH H II 17* UHt V* SoflyCP lOt H lUwiO*. 1M* k the employer and 0 5 percent less for the employ- J .M f fl I*H IIH livt- vt OnD»n »1 »_ »I4» 13% MH 31*- V. SCrEG IU Mil ilk Social S«urii> commissioner Hobert M. Ball ee between now and shortly after the year 2000 da! 1 LH 1 iis ah ait an— *t OwEi 140 * HI 41'i 4% » 4IH— '» SoCHE 1 a I 4*4 ISH 23t ISH SdVS MO i« 1 « nm avt- v, CnFfli 110 7 154 H* H . HH VMIhCol S4I0 170) n't IIH l|*|4 t and the system still would be in balance. Tomorrow: Cruel cutbacks. tanttt I M IH IV. iv, Gnlrtti 40 1 174 Si 17V) JTH- 'ISoNRiii IS I HI 17 1 M . 37 -Ivi •allPO UIUI a tSVt Hrt- "> GoMltlUM t 71] 14* Ht 14*+ V* SauPK I 40 1 in K»*1*11 30'.1 . taoitll III I 114 nvt OH UH vtGMot 4t 51477 UH UH |7V*— H SSouR v 13 10 4 - S3*. S4 tlattOr Mil 111 IIW »vt 10*—H GPU 1 H) t 3311 IIH IIH UH SorryR 1 J] I 711 49* •kkH«ia_ 11 21 UH n - vt GTE i« run an a* au. SgtiafD l M 1 41 15 Mil 1 111 i» in u t GTirt 1 10 S 140 » i » . 1)%- H SouiM 1 0111 IH 31't 1 H f at a an wt- v, GanMCO _ 111 4H 4* 4H~' * »SIBtnd IH I IU ]4 GaP*c i io i 7b an as* » • % SlOilCI J«0 ' " — > 1 fl 1 IM avt u uv»— w 1 ton 1 1 in M at MH v»G«ttv I»H 174 4S% 44H 4S -, StOInd •aita 144 1 41 11 IIH a • Vt GlsrFn 40 4 404 i« • IIS UH4 I •VMM a I M II IIH IIH- Vt OKlttt* 1 to I Ul Hi II. 11 i Using tax free investments t>Kw mn at M UH UH__Gdrlcn 1 44 4 *1 IIH Hi itH *n •rHP*t Mall 1*1 MH MH MH Goodvr 1 30 t 7» 17* WH "H * triHwt M I Ifl IIH I4H 14Vt— vt Gould 1 U I M0 It » 15H IIH- H B) I> \\ If> it BARGENT uu IM mti.ni IIIHII residents in some Pennsylva- This fund pays interest which •yctEr mm IM IM nv>« H U'«.» 1 10 7 1ST »'• Jtt a'•«- vt ftunk.lt 14 r llf nvt HH Jitt- vt GtAIPf _ 100 7H IH 'H. ', becsasc most land* I SSI IIH IIH are better off taking advan- nia residents Its current tax- cat iu 1 m uHaHitt uvt- « GrfWttn 71 1 )M UH W Tandvtfln _ 114 4 i a * » 4H- % CII IH IKWilM IK- H of our tn.'iii . \s in suvings SICCESSFIL free yield is 5 6 percent on the f.uifon 1 10 4 Ul »H Jt * J* » H •mi'". MUilH 13% 13H ]]'•• | tage of the professional selec- CK II If 4tH Uvt 4tw vtGrfvut i u • a* u . ii'* ii'.* bant M\ tuish.tml is Ki ,mii no CnV I fl I 41 wt D- ll'i. vt i •h>dn * til ' SOI II7H US'i Ut > | tion and management offered 4'i monthly payment A $1,000 GuHUId 11 7 Ml II 14s* It « >« Ttlprmi 10 303 'SH Hi HH- i kfflgfr , you which will local authorities domiciled in non-Pennsylvania municipal total assets of over tfiOO mil- of which is coming due ibis HOMING 1 • m 17* 17H V > H ThurtoJ i 30 I '« 31't ll'i Jl i H CMINMT 1 ; 11 nv, »-* »<* H HowdJn 44 7 444 IIH II It1*- <*i tows) vim tax burden How- Pennsylvania Interest on bond with a 6 percent coupon ChfUCfl I 11) MH 14 U H Thrill* fell ill Hi lion under management, of- month. We feel we have too MiJBhiTI f] 10 IH «*H «H 4fH- "i Tivtrlnt W f 17] )i', IS*. CtvvtkK .4t_ IU tH tH f«- % ever, the must significant tax these securities is exempt not would only generate a 47 IC ind IM 1 »5 M^ U U - Vi TimttMl M 1 }74 Ml fers the DMC Tax Free In- much in this type of invest- cnkf» 111 tun 1*1* nk 11* H Cil(Mi>lMU IM H* »'. it*., , INACP 1 S 145 «4 O i 44 • '• Timkn 111* 57 . savings can be achieved by only from Federal, but also percent yield after state, coun- come Trust — Pennsylvania, ment. We also have $8,000 in lUini 1S41 441 UH UH llv*- % Tofchtim tO 10 114 14. Cttvlny I M 4 1)1 tiu 11** ly* » idartoP ia I 1*7 IIH Ii » »» H investing in tM exempt I>"N1N ii HIM state, municipal and lo- ty, city and school taxes to regular savings and 50 shares CUfl.1 I * ill » MH MN. » TWC 4 533 It* which would fit your needs Ctnfl Ifl liMt HH tm iik idvalB 140 I IU 14 13'i 14 * . Trantm • 4 «11 tl of General Telephone itwtCp 1 4 81 11* Ii i IIH— '* I'MHOl 14 10 Ul it * HH CMrw M ' MO IDS IM \MH- ^ (. mtG« M r Ml »H 1«W ?0H HINCO 4017 717 11* »H Jl,, H • rawn lot . 17H PH )' > INYSE). Should we switch to C.ill 4« * IM »S «H Mt •»inaict UN 111 I7H U* 17V*- H C »«»- 111 lir t U'I?i |7>Hl . intwR 1*4 I )Q1 il - 4V* M. IHTrico a six-month certificate? A.P C«UCI IHtl *M Its* ••••. RW* . 14 10 H HH 10H iv»« infntfstuiM s ut w an an- vi ". Foi' KM t » 40 i 40 i 40"t* . Briefly business Florida C«J»*«. m 1 4i! wvt ii-v* tm— w intrik in IS IS U>* H- ]• . UAL 1 1 103 UH IIH 11 i Stocks tumble c«>wi t M nut M*» n nw HIBM 117114 Hi IUH in 111H- V* UMC 1 a 4 1) Hi 11 < H . A— No. The change in the C«»O« 144 7 I1J 171k JfH J7*,. '«IMFUv 4114 m Hi IIS* IV; ', UNCBa( t 40 1 «11 IIW i|H i| . H Auto sales tail off slightly CnvKm Ml] M Ds« US U * lr.lH«r*ia 1 471 40 • WH 48 i 'JVInd 1 I 411 Vt 17H 37H | rules regulating the six-month CmtEn Mill )»^ **«. Mi- '. inlMlr. 1 * unCafblM 4 *'l aH 37'* 17'* 1 • savings certificates has made Cm«E IMIt *4'. * IMTT IK . 'Ui UnOCall40 I tH tt * M 44 -Vi them less attractive, at least CwiE< 1 44 4 IU 14^ D*fc U*k- U on credit fear ly in the first 10 days of April, with only No. 1 General io*«H 11 i IS* «J - 42H UP«C J»H 341 tl* tlH tlH C«iF«t IM 1 i» 71*% »H HW io**PSl«4 ' IM Hi »*. Umrovai <44 Ul tt tH tH Motors Corp reporting a gain Analysts said it appeared at this time You can do just as CntNC II S4 »H MW M%- It 1 jhnMan IK • »'* 14H 11>* I I . 1 evidence of the central bank's well now in a longer term (.M«PW114 I .14] 11th IIH IIH JghnOn 1 U 7U ** M » 2 1 IH 71 , NEW YORK • U'I - Talk the market might finally be settling down to a slight C«**Ak Mi 1 IU **• t'1 tW- U JO*il.«n H | •) 14'* 1|H Oilnd 44 1 Of more nolil-lightening by intentions. trailing of last year's strong pace Some buyers also might Treasury note and pin down CntK^V 1 1 400 HH M M - H JMlant M » it if * tt U&SlatHtO I '» 14'* HI. U the high interest rate for a CntlGr»>H I IM »V) n «- -HJo*Mf« 'Ml thr Federal Reierve lenl have been waiting for General Motors Corp's new front- CMHWI 1 u 1 in us* nw nth v, KIVIFI 'Mini UH _SH longer period. Treasury issues C«ntTtt>M • ftl UH >» 1 i*w UftlT«l I 44 / JJJ !•'• II*. im SIIK 1 pii< i's mil- .i hi D,I I fjg The lurk market s wheel drive compacts, which go on sale this week, they KittrAI 1 1 IM »1 K Up(ohn 1 1110 117 41H II* I] due in two years are currently CD Dal* M t I'O t4H M M KinOElWI 11 HH il . USLIFE 44 7 I] lls Ii, J3H- dine yesterda) pinning the weakness in recent days has said Sales of the five domestic manufacturers were esti- KinPLIIH 1 SI I*** Iti Var.an 4015 407 WH 17 . H ,_ contrasted vividly with its be- mated at 219,882 for the period, down 5 5 percent from the yielding around 97 percent American KAtflnd J tW 7 » Va-EPw' 31 7 |m I)H .HH Dow Jones Industrial average t - I* With this investment you get ••};* • ) IH Aacrto* 7t 7 14 i:i« tCH witli its larflesl In-" in inure havior al this lime a year ago. first part of April last year Estimates are necessary NEW VORK IA*»I Man KftlOOOl »IO 711 IIK IIH |H- tt It . national trkft tw Amartc«n •tw.net UHS4 1M in II. I)* w The Dow Jones industrial av- because American Motors Corp now reports only once a absolute safety, as well as a StMfc EacMntaritun 30 than six u. i k MnW 1 StH 4» M **'• ** • H nVrnComi ' I 1» )T MH 3tH month The Big Three manufacturers reported deliveries good return You might also KimbCHM 7 I0J 4Va «H 4tH H I Mr wttfeU recognized av erage jumped 19 92 points on Mm 1 WarnrL t JU * »4t IJH 1) 13 - consider placing $5,000 in a PC Mt Htajh Low •tfiigiRd HI0 UH IIH H - MH* H tVtnWI 1.00 I 11 11 t HH HH erageol Mblui chips fell 10.05 Friday. April 14.1978. and rose of 212.255 cars in the period, 6 7 per cent below last year *-«rtC. 4 17 1 IH Koopft I n 7 141 HH H II - H MfnAirL 40 3 105 I'l IH IW high yield utility for an in- K«M IN' 71 ISH 44V. **'• i« H 99 the following Monday, in (iM s total of 138,722 was 13 percent above early April of ArWtC* » 4 1 1 Ananc I 3t t 1*44 ]7v> »s j*u, i 10 H6U 45 for its biggest de f creasing dividend return over ASCIE •*•- •» ' 4H V»UniWi« I »1 IK UH ||H what were then Ihe two busiest last year. Ford Motor Co sold 52.643. down 11 percent WaitflEI 17 1 tin i| , it , II,, i liffM *MI< G it ilrupiH'd 14 12 the next several years. Aumif a_ 47 IIH 1SS* days in exchange history. Chrysler Corp. sold 20,790, down 34 percent from last year AiltCM MiUOl M * ftemhr M0 3S7 K H*. 14^ pointi I,is' !• i'h 'ii WhMIF 1 n I io Wt It*. 30 AytmRad Z 1* HVftirlpl i io » IM ll'i HH IfH4 I'll.- il.lllv l.ili.v mi tin- New General Telephone should tanntr 4*17 U la 4 IM Vt V i I'H* •» Wh-ttMl _ IS bH t • t • — Dollar mixed against major currencies be held for gradual growth •*«•»• t* t a i IU * 111 14 » UH 31 • I - wnmah so 7 m U'i iy-> DH I York Stock Kxcbange showed •avtrlv tl m 7 1 I 10 14 111 M . M"i MV*J AuRffl I 04 1 tt IS . 1* j lit, i Allied earnings up Earnings reached $4.00 a iMYlll Mil IU 11 nii'if than tiu> !• liisti ^ tnr rvi' »t_ »»4 14H 14i 14*. '* tV.ihtmi 1)1 US II* 1| . I . NEW YORK (API - The dollar gained strength BrMMN.U I IM •* • share in 1978 and should be in i HI IIH 11 » . W>nOi 1 44 I 4* 17 , II ]' -i iv sin, R th,ii gained ground IrwM la 4 «1 MH » - MDRRIKTOWN lAl - Al- against the yen on foreign exchange markets yesterday, IN 4 K a i «• i «•'. H Ainnboo it 100 1 . J • 1 * Ihe $4.15 range this year (both CKPtt Ml* 14 U 14* 140 * Jl! »44 I4W |*H- '* •voiwth i to f «7i m. it n . The Kadi ral Re* rve i pol lied Chemical reported first Ca»Mt i to • m tlH ns-j apparently affected by the concern that Iran's latest oil figures are fully diluted). LILC in r m u'. UH UH— *• Xtrov 1 4010 717 Hi, y, si 1 Ch«m«Ha - MT 1 IH icj making Open Market Com quarter earnings up 14 3 L4L-W) ' It 10 MM I TV. irH UH . ZalKP 1 7 |7 It'. l| It 1 price hike would hit Japan harder than other nations. CtrchjK II tl l'i t4H I Mr Sargent cannot aju itt>K toe ' m UH H tt - H mittee ii Kheduled t" hold its percent from last year's peri- Catanvt « 7 » in M* 1 Against other major currencies, the dollar was mixed LuckvS MO IM IIH H . UH . swer all mail personally, but CantOG IO» 114 10H IH month!) meeting today In od, citing increased sales of MGiC 1 7 W0 I1I1 1|11H IIH * NEW YORK (API St-Mjt. 4pm DfiCt European bullion markets and currency exchanges were CaMln m» 3 it I MiOi.ii 7110 IU 17'i I7'1 ITH* ' will answer all questions pus Carnilui Ml 11 SH ir . *nd n#t thantjt ot tht (iftttn moil «cliv» view "i the surge in Hie inlla North Sea oil aTnong reasons Macv 141 5 tt IS1* 15'i 35' i— ' closed for a holiday yesterday, and currency trading in sible ip his column) CrwtcH Ml* 51 14% IS11 Htm Vork Slock E»ih«n»f mu.i MdiFdiH«_ 111 UH 11% H. If aiding nj|.onail» tl mortthtnti tinn rate su fai this year lor the jump Damian 57 141 tH IH 1 1 New York was slow The dollars gain against the yen MaaicCl 40 5 11 10S io 1 IO J '< i many analyst! were predict' Data* 10 1 144 11 1«H MAPCO140 10 114 31H »'» Company chairman John T came despite an 0 75-point increase in Japan's discount D«m«Pi 10 104 lOIVt Ml 1 444.200 IO'I * . MaratOl40H 101 t»H U*t* . . H inn I!I il Ilir I tsl would docule Drntctn . a 1 '*• 411.100 14*. H Conner said yesterday it was rate and despite an estimated $100 million in dollar sales on MarMW 00 11 7| ISH 13HISH4 H E«.thR« 1 } 11 **H UH 1S0.0OC 41H *4l in exerl new upward pressure MarrW 1410 IS4 UH " u i 111.N0 UH Allied's best first-quarter per- the Tokvo exchange bv the Bank of Japan. FMNn » « 4H * • 34'>~ '4 MartM I 10 I 131 34'* W'i 30J.IO0 W - ** "ii inlereaj rates FroMA H» 5 17 HH 11% 11H« i formance ever UIKO 4010 170 H** 17 M7 SOD H - GUI » 1 17 **» 4H MattvF _ Mt IIH 111*,II1*— '4 Antic IpajionoJ such.i move Net income was (34.2 mil- GfltYtll 4«* 7 57 1 I* 141.700 1* -"'« MavDS 140 t 115 11 » 15 147,100 IS + » MavlflitOa I 114 US 13H IIH • 7S 7 tH M4.t» SI» - ' K and put J damper pared with last year's first McOnW 34 10 741 4>H 40) «0'» , 101,100 76') «3 GILkCh MM 10 71% ** MtDonp 75 • Ml 31* 31'. HH- H 1*4,100 4t'. - 'i on tin slock market's recent quarter net of $29.9 million, or HWI»CP 11 M 10H 10 1 WtOEdltO t 11 HH U'» H .* * 'l*.l00 1J*« H HouOM Ntl U7 IIH I«H rail) $1 % a share. McGrH in 10 144 U 15H ISH H 177,400 «' . * HtnkvO i i 141 41 w > UNII i w i uo MH n n ~ '••• The committee ilm'sn I * j is Conner said first-quarter IrnpOII 110 15 14H »•* MtL.iw 140 • «*• n a* a*~ '• InitrSvt IS 114 IH 1 MtfCk lNIt 4H U* 44H tV. H II.III.U 'Ircisiuns until aboOl sales of $900 1 million were a ir.1Bn.o4 It 170 1 IH UtrrLv M 1 44] H-* IIH UH H IntoUll M 7 11% I1" NEW YORK (API Mondav iMifcU 11 month after they jrc made record for any quarter and MMaPtttflt 404 41't 41'I 41*~ '•! New YorkSlKk E«chanflt bond pfit« mvOvAia 7 ii? an a% Sala. Bill Wall Streeters wt re lei t" were 14 5 percent higher than Kaliln — U IH 1% M.dSUI 1 SI 4 4I« 11% 14* KV.- H S1000 HlQh LOM Clot* CfiB Meat LOMT.I _ 111 ItH 17H begin watching ilie behavjoi ol MWM 140 11 'W W* i*H 14 - '* ATV 4HIS SI '*H 7|'i 7f. the S7B6.2 million of 1978s first Mtrlr**. -Haul 'It 1% 1 WinPL 114 I 44 »H 10 . 10 '- '» ConE«tSH7 t 71H «H "H + i MarmplllS- 47 »% 10* 1 ihr UH v markets today Inr period Mobil 4H 7 151 J7'. 7t'i ft » I WoPicR»4*.I0t 13 il'* *'•• *' »- MtCiKO 14 Ml 4% 5H MdMtr 10 7 51 'IN 13H DH - H DR. JOYCE MtvolM W 1 71 tH IH h NOfP4C4i«7 I 12'1 SI'I 13^17-1* MoM>Ola IJ' » 11 " * "»•- '"S«artR4*'tlJ I ISH IIH ISH-1 MltcME 1110 41 15% 13H MonianSW I W) 41* i •»'* 41H- H U55W*I4H»« M t4** M'l Mi-1 NKIrmtv - 40 1* 1* MnlDU 1 50 7 » 17'* 17H 17*- '* NiPatant _ M4 is* I* MonPw 104 I 31 «'» «lt »H BROTHERS NPrac 55a 1 41 7H 7H l PUBLIC NOTICE (VtofQanlM 7 417 471. *7 * 47H+ « No**- - 4» SH 5% MwNofiTI 1 111 a* MH MH* '• NgCdO It 41 HW 10H MotroH. 1 »10 114 40'. »* M'« Mi FUJI 1»<1 71 M-. 13'. Local Securities ^50,000 MlSTtl I« 7 17 UH II «W GENERAL IMMUNIZATION CLINIC Bdhh shKti guoUiiOns ICJI!"-« Jui NCR IH t 370 t7H **"»47%- % The Daily NtlOO 1» » 141 1)1* II 13 — '^» PnrtHi I a 11 II »H 15H »'-- H PrMMrlK I « "» II NLT 111' IH 74', 14% Runcot ii I ii i'H ii NatHKO I M • 170 14H 13Hir«- -« APRIL 21.1979 and Sunday NatAlrl SOSO U 411 17H %S%S l RiUl* 10 Illl IfH HVt NalCaC n Jl t 411 MM I** 1»H_ '/. HOMIKH _ » IOH 10 NaiDliUH 7 \V nvt -12'M BU-H The Board of Health and the Board of Education ol N«tFG I 31 t 11 MH »'» HHt H Register NalG*B IIM H UH U1. IIH Middletown Township, are sponsoring a General Im- NtStmK • If! »0H »'«• »"i R5B5 "" « ?K S8 NitlSti 1 tO I 114 » US 11N- H munisation Clinic This clinic will be held al the Mid- TtrriC 40 S7 I 7H 7H Natom 1.10 S M0 4*H 44^ «"*- H NevPw 1 11 * 51 »"« HH tt + "• fpwnshlp Hiqh School North Cafeteria on USFIIIr Jl I 107 IIH IIH NEnoEH 10 * 14 IIH 10*fc ]1 - H The Daily Regisler UnivRt .Mil « '*»» »* Ntwmt H1* 1S1 ISM. »' i 14' . H findall Road, between the hours of 10:00 A.M.-and Varnllrn .10 7 47 7 I* N.aMP 144 7 IU 14 HH 14 + ^ MuJlanin Prcterred 11 3ne Register Plaza, WarnCPfOS- 44 11* 'M 4:00 P.M. on Saturday, April 21. 1979. Changes in New NorfWnlM 7 134 21'. 13 »'•'« Nrw JPISP» NalignalCoru 2' Shrewsbury, N J 07701 NoAPMISO S 1* H J'H 11H-HOcfanCoun1vNiilnin.il H Jersey State Law requite students attending public and NotilUt I 01 7 111 tH » t - Hi Pfopie s National Lake wood N D Dally ft Sunday, Footnott'H NorNCll.tO 1 IM «^> « 41 - *t Shrctvitiun Sl.iir nonpublic schools to have their immunizations up to NDSIPWlU 7 771 n'1011'1 U —1 UrnifdCourttirs TruitCo tt 1.00 weekly Nortrp 1 H 1 271 14H «". MH- * United Jersey Bank 11 . dale Your child will be given forms lo lake home by the Nw*tAlrl M10 114 tt'1» H »'•- H INDUSTRIAL tl Sunday only, NwiBCRl U 7 IS I4H 24H I4H- U Autodvnarnks school nurse prior lo the clinic. It is important thai these Nwtlnd I 71 t 170 JQH 30V* JW_ H Brothwav M i 25c weekly •lira d Norton 1 IS 7 I4S HH HH HH- HButh Engin«Pring lorms be available prior lo the clinic. 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By ELLEN GOODMAN The average dog or cat will do almost anything to Not long ago, I read a small story about a cardiac reinforce human supper-giving behavior Ogden Nash study in Baltimore and filed it away in my mind under the once glowingly wrote: heading "Pets Heal Broken Hearts." "I marvel that such The story was about a biologist, Erika Friedman, who Small Ribs as These had studied 92 heart patients for a year after they left the Harbor such a hospital She wanted to see whether there were any Desire to Please." special social reasons why some of them did better than others But to the less romantic among us, this behavior is a It turned out that there was something called a Pet matter of thousands of years of natural selection The Factor Only three of the 57 patients with pets died during dogs that did not "desire to please" ended up in dog that year, compared to 11 of the 39 without pets. pounds that stretched from the Fertile Crescent to the I am, by habit, wildly skeptical about the sort of Golden Gate. studies that end up in pop form. Their authors are usually But the need of a person for a pet is something found a few months later jogging through People maga- entirely different. Eicept (or Doberman pinschers, the zine in expensive terrycloth shorts, followed by their average urban-suburban pet owner is looking for a living children and their paperback rights So 1 have no idea thing that 111 needs him and 12) can't talk back whether the American Heart Association should start In short, we seek an uncritical constant companion filling out prescription pads for budgies and beagles. that can never spill the beans Millions of dog owners Nevertheless, the study piqued the curiosity I've had commit themselves to a lifetime of walking in the rain simply because the animal on the other end of the leash •MlmritaHMata about people and pets since I bought my first turtle at my will never sue it for malparenting Thousands prowl the Ml MORIES, MEMORIES —Checking out their Class of first circus It has often occurred to me that pet-owning is streets of Manhattan with scoopers and paper bags in • High School year book are members of the not a two-way relationship, but is. rather; two one-way order to have something wagging its tail when they get committee, from left to right, Paul Fabrv, relationships home Millions more become devoted to kitty litter so I ewtburv, I nis Driscoll, Shrewsbury Township; I currently live under the same roof with two large, that they can lecture something which will only come ID Shomo, Tinton Falls; Louise Hubbard, Mid- black dogs that eat mail in lieu of the mailman. In my life Lifestyle as a dog owner, I have grown to realize that people and back with a purr, and never say, "You're neurotic dletown snri Monroe Marx, Shrewsbury. Mr. Marx is I'm not talking about the crazies, the 141 cat-ladies. man of the dinner dance, to take place June 30 at 6 8 TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1979 pets do not really have very much in common eicept each and people who build monuments to their welsh ternes Rosio O'Grady's, Shrewsbury. other. I have to give credit for this thought to William James, who once said: Take our dogs and ourselves, and leave trust funds to their Siamese They always knew connected as we are by a tie more intimate than most and that one dog was worth ten doctors yet...how insensible each of us is to all that makes life We are in this case talking about your better-basic- significant for the other — we to the rapture of bones hamster owner, the full professor who talks baby-talk to Red Bank class '39 under hedges, or smell of trees and lamp posts, they to his sctinauzer and the bureaucrat who worries if he has to the delights of literature and art." leave his bunny at a strange kennel. The truth is that we have hung out together for lo This study suggest, just suggests mind you. what we The may need for our health "Taking care" may be as io reuniie in June these million years out of convenient mutual needs The need of a pet for a person is as clear-cut as a bowl of food important as taking digitalis A loyal and friendly compa- nion may be a perfect pacemaker We all seem to need to WN- The 40th Ackerman Nosworthy, Har- The only true love song uttered by a dog in the entire il KtS) Bank High riett Barnes, Margaret Col- history of Anthropomorphism is the, one Snoopy howls be needed, and we thrive on a dose of uncritical compa- < will take Iran Carlson. Irene Connell called "Suppertime." The chorus goes goes like this: nionship If we can't get it on two legs we II take it on code four We'll even take it on the wing •.< 10 beginning with Hearsli-y. Josephine DelSardo, 'Suppertime. suppertime. suppertime ..." 6 p m in itdsic Cecelia DeMaio. Mary Louise Route 35 here I'.wiiij: Alfred Kabie. John By ERMA BOMBECK ' Warn m Broad Kedderson, Kstrada Fanjual, JUSTAMINUTE (jus-ta-min-it), compl sentence (a) Unit of time used by children spanning 60 seconds to infinity, (bl »I Shrewsbury, H chair lii-imii Gonopolesky, Alice fin liuner liinned Rutgers University. New TWINS' MOTHERS York for a tour of Hadassah START NOW SAVE $20.00 ind her Brunswick, and is attending SOUTH AMBOY-The House, national office of Here's your opportunity to start losing weight NOW Marlboro Scion Hall Law School He is Twins Mothers Club of Hadassah, and of the Jewish with Nutri System 2000. an account executive for Raritan Bay Area will meet Museum. Mrs. Roberta 671-4140 Summer I 11 anon Valley American Telephone and Tele- Tuesday. March 24 at 8 p.m.. Fiedler, Wayside, is chair- MULLANEY REALTY BUILDING graph. New York man. Present ltuie__, , „ 1000 H.T 35 MlDDLETOWN.N J in the First Presbyterian Medin] Oniffi lulrd and *t II deduct 00 00 from your profrim Ranney School offers on all-day sports and •"• t in-y of U"w Nuln-Syile' • m Welffa* AprflH.il Low m _ _«to>e II deduct Oofo from yw - ~ activities program for 3 to 16-year olds. out our selection of ADULT COURSE Better hurry Hi valid for new client* only thrmifh \\ Spring Weir... Jr., Missy 4lg. sizis "SPEED Starts April 24 For More Information Call SUMMER COURSES FOR STUDENTS weights/loss Blouses. Tops Denim Skirts & Jumpers 1 •Small Classes T»«s. Terrys Skirts« Slicks READ •More fhan double your medical tenters Sfccmneu Jackets Poplin. Suralina & Knits reading speed OPEN: Tues-Sat 10-5 ptn 2 Hrs Witkly • Increase comprehension MULLANEY REALTY BUILDING 6 Weeks •Learn new study skills 1000 RT. 35 542-4777 MONMOUTH TEST MIDDLETOWN, NEW JERSEY 23,1 llnpr K.I.. Tinlon rail* PREPARATION CENTERS * 671-4940 58 f Irsi hi 291-0008 AniMk HlfMirii 67V642I P.O BOK 197 Holmdel. N.J. 07733 739 9450 SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 17. 1979 The Dtljty Regfeter 9 HINTS FROM HELOISE Baby clothes safely packed

DEAR HELOISE: drawer: buttons to hold up hose when supporter buttons give Saves getting faucet handles dirty when turning the water In packing away my favorite baby cloihei to give to my out and on and on and on... on and off. - Mrs MB children when they may someday have children of their owa, To coin a phrase, "What will you think of next!" — Aunt DEAR HELOISE: my question is: "How do I pack them so they don't turn yellow Mary Seems as If there's always a list of people I want to with age?'-Marl King remember with a note - and don't get lo It. I found an excellent Can't take all the credit! As I've said before, the ingenuity solution. and imagination of my readers' hints never cease to amaze me Now don't laugh but I've been told on more than one Address and stamp envelopes, enclose stationery, and place and I love all of you dearly for sharing with me and each other occasion they could be packed in blue tissue paper to prevent in a conspicuous place, along with a pen. the yellowing — Hugs. Heloise Any free minute, Its little effort lo pour out the words you I have to confess, though, 1 haven't tried it so can't vouch for its accuracy. DEAR HELOISE: care to. Maybe some of you readers would know from eiperience if I found a good way to use up those fabric toilet seal covers Suddenly, its ready for the mailbox - T. McJ. this works or may know of a more surefire method We surely which always seem lo be left over when the rest of the set is DEAR HELOISE: would be interested in hearing it if you do. Just write to me in worn out. I find that very nice salads can be made from canned care of this newspaper We'll pass it along Love you much — Run a cord or elastic through the casing to fit over your dust vegetables. Use mixed vegetables, beets, peas or string beans or almosl anything you like - asparagus is very good. Drain Mate mop. Does a good job of picking up the dust and is easy to launder. - E. Taylor thoroughly and add mayonnaise or your favorite dressing. LETTER OF LAUGHTER Quick and delicious! - Dr. Catherine DEAR HELOISE: DEAR HELOISE: THIS COLUMN is written for you the homemaker If you Thanks for making our lives easier. I can see all kinds of When I hate large dinners lo cook, I always keep a small have a hint or a problem write to Heloise in care of this things going on around here, just because of you... bowl or pan ol mild soap suds on the sink. Use it for quick newspaper. Because of the tremendous volume of mail. Heloise Jar rings hanging on the clothesline to put hangers on so removal of grease. Hour, dough, etc., that gets on one's fingers is unable to answer individual letters She will, however, they don't blow off: bobbins in a bottle in the sewing machine while cooking. answer your questons in her column whenever possible. Churchwomen Gossip hurts children slate fashions in 'strange' marriage RED BANK-The berts, Fair Haven, and Mrs Episcopal Church Women of Colelle Clay. Red Bank, hos- St. Thomas Episcopal Church tess, and Mrs Gwendolyn By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS niece seems like an all right person when she comes to visit, but here, will present their annual Smith, Long Branch, seating she's just in constant trouble at home. There's nothing I can do •pring luncheon and fashion Dear Dr. Brothers: My friend, whom I've known for years and even if there was, nobody would listen because I'm 48 and show Sunday at noon in Shore and was close loin the Army, just told me to "buzz off" when I considered an outsider - an old one, at that. - S.P. told him people were gossiping about his wife's affair with a Casino. Atlantic Highlands Dear S.P.: I'm sorry about your niece and I'm wondering if woman in the neighborhood. I told him this because 1 was Mrs Janice Jones. Fair she's using drugs Obviously, she needs professional help, but shocked and also because 1 thought he'd want to defend his Haven, and Mrs Harriet unless you can establish some line of communication with her name and his wilurffom slander if it was untrue. Well, it turns Spaights, Neptune, are chair- or her family, there's no way you can help oul il is true and ne's known about il lor two years and couldn't man and vice chairman, re- Some young women turn to crime as a desperate way to get care less. Thev have two children and he wants to keep the spectively, of the event attention As women struggle for power, some have accepted family together The children love their mother, and so does my B Fashions, women s at- the male view that a gun gives a person instant power and self- friend He says she's a perfect mother and not a bad wife. He tire designed and made by esteem has no desire lor a divorce and. in fact, would be very upset If FEATURED DESIGNER — Brenda Battle of Montclalr Brenda Battle. Montclair. will Most of the experts feel the increase of women in crime is she asked lor one I suppose I don't need lo tell you that be's will show her designs for women, labeled B. Fashions, at be shown Fashions for men less related to the women's movement than to economic and having an affair with another woman. What's wrong with the April 22 noon luncheon in Shore Casino, Atlantic also will be modeled educational deprivation, social injustice and drug abuse. Highlands, sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women of Committee chairmen in- IheirT-O.W Studies of women in an Iowa prison suggest that the woman St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Red Bank. Ms. Battle is clude Mrs Molly Reason. Red criminal is a product of her environment — she reacts to shown in a peasant off shoulder blouse and dusty rose Bank, tickets. Mrs Mary economic forces I believe if women eventually gain full tiered skirt Mrs. Janice Jones, Fair Haven, and Mrs. Tate, Fair Haven, and Mrs equality, they'll be less apt to become involved in crime As Harrel Spaights, Neptune, head the committee for the Joan Jenkins. Red Bank, pa- they achieve greater success in the working world, they may event, al which men's fashions will also be modeled. tron booklet. Mrs Mabel ASK DR. BROTHERS teei less frustrated and more positive about themselves, so they Cureton. Little Silver, gifts. will be less apt lo commit crimes. Mrs Helen Clay. Red Bank, special event, Miss Ann Dear OW. Why judge1' Apparently, from what you say, Wormley. Red Bank, public- everyone's happy It's a bizarre arrangement bul if no one s ity: Mrs Mary Hodges. Tinton being hurt, if she looks out for her children, gives them the love CUSTOM DRAPERIES Singer Falls, favors. Miss Nadine Al- Amaiing Randi and care they need and doesn t neglect her home, then 1 feel it would be wrong for any outsider to interfere. SUPC0VERS-UPH01STERY

What does concern me is the question of gossip. I think both Amazing Randi stars parents should prepare their children in some way so that they FREE SHOP-AT-HOME worries won t be hurl by what they might hear Children can be very SERVICE CAU 747-2543 cruel and Ihis might be especially harmful to adolescents who at April 27 benefit like to feel that their parents are sexually pure No child likes to think that his parent is "different" or strange in any way. Dear Aan Lasderi: I'leasr that if the) want lo do a friend FAIR HAVEN -Janus performance Friday. April 27 RED BANK DRAPERY SHOP brllrvr me. this it no joke I What is important is that this couple art? open and honest a "favor." (tick lo the ori- The Amazing Randi. noted at 3:45 .p.m. in Knollwood am a 26-vear-old male .mil with each other Living a life of duplicity is extremely difficult 39 V* Broad Street Red Bank ginal promise except in the magician whoi resides in School Tickets will be sold al ha»t never ih-pl with a worn and takes a toll in emotional and physical health | | case of 'severe Illness or dire Kumson. will stage a benefit the door an Don t get me »rong. I'm emergency. A favor is not • His performance is spon- The main thing lo remember is lhat this is a very personal not gay I've just never taken favor when it can't be counted Citizem for bikeways sored by the Fair Haven problem. While you may not understand it. neither you. nor VYOU MAY BE A WINNER the time or had the desire lor a on. - No Name. No Town Educational Association and anyone else, has a right to interfere under the circumstances in srxiial relationship I guess Dear N N N T It sounds fo hear Dirk Van Neil will benefit the Campership you describe >ou can vav I'm a virgin. as if your friend goes to a LONG BRANCH-'Mon- lund and provide financial as- Dear Dr. Brothers: I have an 18-year-old niece who's The Daily Register's I'm 'i I hristiiin singer ;md great deal of trouble to take mouth County Citizens Ad- sistance already been arrested three limes in her young life. I believe have b*-t-n worried about mv> you grocery shopping Ob- visory Committee for Michael Bolicki. president this increase in the number of women committing crimes has a tell I've talked lo close viously she has other responsi- Bikeways " will meet Thurs- of Fair Haven Educational As- lot to do with thai whole women's liberation movement and it li lends and thev have sug- bilities day at S pin in City Council sociation, is chairman makes me sick, especially when it touches mv own family. My gested I m.isturh.iie I haven I Even though its difficult to Chambers of Long Branch Mu- Sbcial done it because il goes against gei a un in your area, I su& nicipal Building. 344 Broad- everything in me I take pride gest you try It for two of three way Security in my virgjnilv and wmildn I weeks I'll bet after you pay Dirk Van Nest. Little Sil- ; have It an> other way, I love YCJTJTH for a few rides you'll be a lot ver, regional director of the Sweep- (jod and want to live (or Him less agitated when the woman New Jersey Conservation I need lo know Ann. would calls and says she's going to be Foundation, will give a slide- CENTER Stakes masturbation kill mv virgin- late, or she can't make it until illustrated talk on the use of it v' Pleas* print Ihis letter In the following day abandoned railroad rights-of- way for bikeways ANN LANDERS The public is invited. AFTER-EASTER You'll a winner this dav and ageol open sex, I Dear Ann Landers: Is it every day U*el like a Ireak. Is there anv acceptable for Catholics to re- FASHION CLEARANCE bodv else oul there like me" - ceive the Holy Eucharist more now Peoria Iban once a day? — Confused Dearl'eona Youareprub Catholic Great through ably "asexual". - which Dear Confused: The means your sex drive is M> low Church tries to discourage June 17 it is virtually non-existent parishioners from believing Recipes Masturbation does not kill that more is belter Some su- SALE! virginity, but why do it il you per-religious zealots think in have no sexual urges that re- they will get a higher rating in ...and that means dramatic savings for boys & girls quire a release of tension'1 Heaven if they spend more The Daily You are not a freak There time in church are other adult virgins around More than one communion and Sunday - both male and female a day is acceptable when the % These people dun t have sex Masses are separate in time or Register SWEEPSTAKES and they don't miss il celebration For example, one SAVE Your Social Security number may take communion at regu- 20 ™ 50 Dear AitV Landers: Be- lar morning Mass, and then can win cause of physical disabilities, again later at a funeral or nup- including falling eyesight, I'm tial Mass But these are dif- BOYS • GIRLS • INFANTS • TODDLERS 5 CANS mot. HIGH YIELD COFFEE unable lo drive and have great ferent ceremonies. Plus Mystery Grand Prlzel difficulty getting taxis in Ihis The Daily Register What's prudish? What's area. I have been relying for One Register Piaza O.K.? If you aren't sure, you Shrewsbury. N J 07701 There's nothing tor you lo d$\i send in your social security number Wnle some time on a friend lo take need some help. It's available COATS • DRESSES il m on the blanK in the erf Jon IDO NOT SEND YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY me out once weekly for my D Dally • Sunday. CARD) and mail it 10 us Afefc winner will be drawn every day through June in the booklet: "Necking and 17 and your entry is gooff lor each day until drawn Winning numbers will groceries. Petting - What Are the Lim- 1.00 weekly SUITS* JACKETS be announced each day m The Daily and Sunday Register and you must While I respect her kind its?" Mail your request to Ann O Sunday only. claim your prize within 3 days al The Register's mam office. Broad St nets. I'm beginning to resent Shrewsbury Each day's winners receive 5 cans of High Yield coffee A Landers, P. 0. Box 11995. Chi- 25* weekly her constantly changing either SPORT CLOTHES • ETC. myslery Grand Prize at close of contest See complete rules posted at our cago. Illinois 60611, enclosing .. Dally only. Shrewsbury Oflice. the day or the hour that she 50 cents and a long, stamped, 75« weekly promises to come. She will self-addressed envelope. ...and lots of spring and summer phone and say she'll pick me TO ENTER Fill IN COUPON and MAIL up Thursday afternoon and I'll •FANTASTIC MOTHER' togs at very special prices be all ready an hour In ad- MATAWAN-Matawan Th* Dally R»gl»u» vance. Then she'll call and say Middle School. Matawan Ave- Ont nmitec Hau, Virmnktfy. 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. • j •. Tinton Falls composting site criticized

By BARBARA KATELL Residents of Reeveytown, environmentalists and borough officials contend locating the composting operation at the FREEHOLD - A It-acre lite off Sh»fto Road in Tinton Shafto Road site could contaminate the well water of Reev- Filli. cboten by toe Norttaeut Moomogth County Regional eytown residents and would downgrade the usability of nearby Sewerage Authority for composting sludge, is a "bad loca- lands zoned for industry. tion," a county Planning Board senior environmental planner An analysis and review of the Shafto Road site, prepared by told the board yesterday. The Daily Register Mr Huguley, backs up the residents' contention. In the Robert Huguley, the senior environmental planner, said SHREWSBURY, N.J. TUESDAY. APRIL 17, 1979 11 review, Mr. Huguley noted that the authority's site plan call for that a nearby site off Asbury Avenue that is part of the Naval the compost storage and curing area to be located over poorly Weapons Depot, Earle, would be a better location. But he noted drained soils. And he said an accidental spill from the site that the U. S. Navy is reported to want to keep the Asbury "could seriously contaminate potable water wells in the adja- Avenue tract as a buffer for its ammunition storage areas. "Composting is not a cheap operation," Mr. Goldstein before the Board of Freeholders Thursday afternoon to discuss cent residential area " Robert Halsey, director of the Planning Board, pointed out observed. "It costs (100 a ton. It is better that private its findings as to the proposed composting plans. Mr Huguley also said the authority, in its own assessment that no formal application has been made to the Navy. And he enterprise handle the sludge." The Northeast Regional Sewerage Authority currently op- of the site, never considered the "social impact of the facility said the sewerage authority has never studied any alternative erates a sewer plant in Monmouth Beach. The sludge from that on the neighboring church and residences to the Shafto Road site, which is opposed by borough residents Freeholder Thomas J. Lynch Jr , who is also a member of operation is barged out to dumping sites in the Atlantic Ocean. "Because of the nature of the soils on the proposed site as and officials who fear possible contamination of nearby wells the planning board, questioned why the county Environmental However, all sewer authorities in that state have been ordered well as the close proximity of the site to neighboring resi- The sewerage authority just did an analysis of that one Council has not reviewed the authority's proposal. He was told by the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to end dences, the Planning Board staff does not favor the proposed site," Mr. Halsey said "They didn't look elsewhere. that an analysis of the proposal had been left to the county Solid all ocean dumping by 1981 site," Mr Huguley's report states. "I think there is a better alternative than composting," he Waste Advisory Council (SWAC). continued. "I understand a private company will solicit the However, Mr. Lynch insisted the Environmental Council The authority, therefore needs to find an alternate disposal Instead, the review recommends as an alternate site, toe authority to purchase its sludge to turn it into milorganite, a should "take a stand on something that could be seriously system for iu sludge And it has proposed converting the sludge smaller Asbury Avenue tract owned by the Navy which includes fertilizer. "The company's concept may eliminate a lot of detrimental to nearby residents, that could affect their ground to compost at the Shafto Road site Tinton Falls is a customer approximately' 5.5 acres of level land. The report asserts the proposed composting sites if it gets DEP (state Department of water. of the authority, but is not a member. And its borough officials tract cannot be used for the storage of ammunition because it is Environmental Protection) approval," he said "Milorganite contend that one of the reasons the Shafto Road tract was bordered on three sides by a Jersey Central Power and Light has been made from sludge elsewhere and it does work. And "I can't see the authority just going ahead with their plans, chosen for a composting site was that the borough has no vote Co. sub-station, the county Reclamation Center access road and there is less chance of flooding the market with quality and no one saying 'no.' and no voice in authority decisions an industrial facility fertilizer than there is with compost " "We, the freeholders, will fight the authority," Mr. Lynch The Shafto Road site is adjacent to the small black com- The report further notes that the soil at the Navy site is Lester Goldstein, a planning board member, noted that a said. "But we need a statement from the Environmental mostly loamy sands and is well-drained and that any accidental Council," munity of Revveytown and behind an historic church that different disposal method has been proposed, by a Freehold reportedly was used as a station on the "underground rail- spill would have to travel a greater distance and could probably firm, that would also eliminate the need to turn the sludge into Mr. Huguley said he would ask the council to look at the road " by which slaves escaped to New England and Canada be contained before it could cause serious damage to the compost Shafto Koad lite plan And he said that SWAC would come before the Civil War potable water supply. Milich quits, cites 'aggravations' Freehold seniors lose bus driver By < 'ORSON ELLIS program is one of the most successful in this area, "supportive" from the beginning in starting the FREEHOLD — The borough s senior citizens and has been copied by other towns," he said. service. may have lost a friend Mrs Matheson said that the resignation of Mr "I can't say enough for Mayor Kane," he said Robert Milich. who has been driving the Milich would cause problems with the borough's "It was outside factors that came into play. " he borough's senior citizen bus for four years, an- senior citizens in cooperating with a replacement added nounced his resignation last night to the Borough for him In other business, the council also approved the Council at the governing body's regular meeting "1 pledge all of my loyally to Robert Milich," resumption of parking restrictions in the Market Citing "outside [actors" that caused him "un- she said "There won't be any cooperation from Yard parking lot behind the American Hotel After necessary aggravation," Mr Milich said in a letter senior citizens without him,." a year with no time limit on parking in the lot. the to the council that his resignation would become "You can't beat him," she added. council imposed limits of two and five hours in effective in two weeks Mr Milich started the transportation service for some spaces, leaving a number of other spaces open The letter was read to the council by Mary Jane senior citizens living in the complex on for the entire day Matheson. secretary of the borough s Senior Citizen Throckmorton Street four years ago with his own Mr Kane said that most of the downtown Advisory Council, while Mr Milich sat at her side car and money merchants had supported the limitations on park- In the letter. Mr Milich referred to "political" Initially, the council granted him the use of the ing, and that the unlimited parking in the lot had not motives of individuals in the borough as contribut- borough recreation bus, but Mr. Milich volunteered worked ing to his decision to retire the use of his own car to make extra trips with At i recent meeting of the Downtown Business After the meeting. Mr Milich said that he had senior citizens to area doctors' offices Mr Milich Association. Mr Kane had pointed out that many heard "certain allegations concerning the mis- said that he had paid for the gas during the initial commuters were coming early in the morning to the use" of a police car given to the senior citizens years of the service lot to leave their cars in the lot for the entire day group for transportation to area doctors' offices After a year, the borough gave him an old police Mr. Kane said last night that a committee of the Mr Milich would not elaborate on the allegations car for the medical runs, and it is the recent use of group of downtown businessmen had recommended Mayor Roger J Kane said at the meeting that he that car which he said was the focus of the criticism in October that the restictions be reestablished. D»(lv unlit* MMto kv Larry Nm hadn't expected the resignation that had led to his resignation The council also met with Police Chief Henry T THE EAGLE HAS LANDED - Mlddletown Detective Irvin B. Beaver, left. "I don't know what precipitated this move." Mr Milich, who is semi retired, started the Lefkowich to discuss a plan to combine police Patrolman John T. Estock, right, and Woodrow Francis, Center, manager of Mr Kane said service because of his relationship with his parents, communications systems with Freehold Township Wagon Farm in Mlddletown, display the eagle weatherblrd that was located Mr Kane recommended that the council not who both lived in the Throckmorton Street complex The original plan, which included Manalapan, was Thursday after being missing from Its perch atop Town Hall since February 28 approve the resignation until he learned why Mr "There was a need for the service, so I started expected to be approved, according to Mr Kane The eagle was located by farm workers Wilfred E. Sato and Juan Colon, who Milich had resigned it,' he said. But the Manalapan Committee last week voted found it buried in a field on the Wagon Farm. Local police are still looking Into "It's unfortunate, because the transportation According to Mr Milich, Mayor Kane had been against the proposal who planted the eagle In the field. Village People bring their macho to county Residents face By J. SCOTT ORR didn't stay at the YMCA tour Inn. here, and drove to the ple are starting their first one of New York's bridges resort problems But then, they weren't Fvery day since the be- Paramount Theatre in major tour today, when they when he auditioned, he Village People, those ultra here for fun. they were here ginning of the month, the six Asbury, where they prac leave for Pittsburgh The turned out to be very tal- SEA BRIGHT - Living in a resort community, while macho hunks of American for two weeks of rigorous Village People, along with ticedfor 11 hours. tour will promote the ented. Mr Goodman said. pleasant, can pose special problems for residents. - manhood, were in town the rehearsals in preparation their 53 person entourage, All those hours of prac- groups latest release Go He said the tour will in- Salvatore Santoro. Waterview Way, asked Borough last two weeks - but they for their upcoming 44-city left the lobby of the Hilton tice and all those per- West- clude a light show and many Council for help last night with the parking and sanitary formances and nobody got to Hoping to follow in the new additions to the act problems created by flounder fishermen now lining the see them. Oh. the people successful tracks of hit sin- They'll all have props and river bank in his area. that work at the Hilton knew gles Macho Man. from some costume changes The Council had little help to offer. A paper street along the it. And a few eyebrows were their second album and. biker's going to ride out on river provides public access, and Councilman LeRoy S. raised when all that muscle YMCA." from their third, Harley Davidson, the Indian Gibson said benches and trash cans have been provided for walked into the Monmouth "Go West" features anoth- will come out of a teepee years. Queen Diner in Eatontown. er masculine-titled single and the cowboy will come Borough Attorney Richard L. Bonello suggested that ( but for the most part the In The Navy " through saloon doors. Mr Santoro or anyone, else facing trespassing or illegal Village People came and The groups revitaliza- "It's a very elaborate parking problems should call the police. went unbeknownst to local tion of machismo has set. we'll be taking six tons Council authorized its municipal engineer to draw up fans brought them worldwide at- of equipment with us This is design standards for sidewalk construction. tention A television crew easily a (1 million prod- Council President John Foreman, commenting on new "A couple people wan- from a French network was uction." he said sidewalks being installed in the southern end of. the dered into the theatre when in Asbury Park Sunday film- Mr. Goodman said the borough, said "Were glad to have them. Every little bit they heard the music, and ing the, groups rehearsal Village People and the crew helps." some people recognized and an interview. were just a little nervous But, added the councilman, there is no consistency in them, but we weren't The concept ot the Vil- going into the tour. "But the thicknesses, widths or styles of the sidewalks, and no swarmed with autograph lage People is the brain- once you get through those specifications have been set for construction materials. hunters or anything It was a child of Frenchmen Jacques first few nights, the rest is "I could go out and pour a sidewalk of beach sand the very productive rehearsal Morali and Henry Belolo easy." way it is now," he said. session." Charles Goodman, They sought individuals to The design standards will be incorporated into a munic- the group's manager said He said the show is not portray six characters that ipal ordinance to make sure they are followed. yesterday going to be a concert or a epitomize American disco dance proformance. Council adopted a new (115,000 bond ordinance, provid- Mr Goodman, who has manhood "It II be more along the ing for II 10,000 in bonds to finance a portion of the seawall repairs scheduled for next summer. been faced with the "This is no former ga- lines of a Broadway show Of that total, the borough will contribute (13,500. A awesome task of organizing rage band that worked their We were very careful to tell federal grant will provide another $102,000 toward the the tour, explained that the way up to stardom They promoters not to bill it as a project. group came down' to the were professionals from the concert, it's a show. People shore because they couldn't beginning They were won't be dancing in the au- David Magno, of Schoor Engineering, the borough find a suitable rehearsal hall chosen from auditions of dience because all eyes will engineers, said state engineers would be drawing up the in their native New York. over 300 men." Mr. Good- be glued to the stage." Mr. job specifications; which would have to go to federal man said. Goodman said. officials for final approval, and he had no predictions on "We rented out the Par- when the actual construction would begin. Mayor Cecile F. amount for the two weeks "All of them were actors All the local Village Peo- Norton appointed Councilman Stephen Duffy and Grace MUCHO MACHO — The Village People, who recently added a little of their We set up and left all the or dancers. Randy Jones ple fans won't get a chance Minaldi. 4 Church St.. to the recently-established local abundance of macho to the area, portray symbols of American manhood. equipment there for the two I the cowboy) was in the to see the group again until assistance board. Clockwise from top, they are Victor Willis, the lead-singing Naval commander- weeks." he said. Broadway show The Wiz June 24. when they will be policeman; Alexander Brlley as the sailor; Glenn Hughes as the leathered biker; With two hit albums each It's funny; though Glenn winding up the tour with a Filipe Rose, as the Indian; David Hodo, as the construction worker; and Randy sporting a, hit single under Hughes ithe bikeri was performance at Madison Tenants told Jones, as the cowboy. their belts, the Village Peo- working in a toll booth on Square Garden. (continued) $2,000 in advance to repair the that she and three other ten- four wires. ants have been without elec- Tenants have stated that tricity in their apartments for they feel the management is Ocean Tdwnship council hears about flooding woes eight days. harassing a group of residents She said tha.1 as far as she who organized an informal By J.SCOTT ORR He said that the residents have been talking to Hugh J. "When I told Mr McCluskey about it. he said it was knew the majujgetnent hadn't tenants' association. OCEAN TOWNSHIP - In a thorough presentation last McCluskey, the township's engineer, and he has been in touch because Mr. Klein used a stronger concrete." Mr. Jarmuth madff any /V,rt to repair the Mr Weenig said he was not night, a local resident brought to the Township Council's with Marshall Klein, the developer, to initiate a solution. said, adding that gravel is for stablizing purposes not for electric cfde running to her aware of the formation of such attention some major problems facing residents of the newly- "I just think that council should be aware of the problems. strength. apartment which she claims a group, but he added that he's was "definitely cut." developed Wayside Estates. You can't take any steps, if you don't know the problems exist. "With stronger concrete, when it settles, it will break up in been told of a group of "bad Ronald Jarmuth, of 21 Blair Court, told the council grading "I like to think that Mr. McCluskey is working for me and larger pieces," he said. He said that his sidewalk has many Tenants have accused the tenants" living in 33 apart- that deviates from the township engineer's recommendation is as far as I can see he's doing all he can. He just needs a little cracks and holes in it. Mr. Klein has had to replace some large management of cutting the ments at Crestwood. causing major flooding problems for the residents of the seven more clout," Mr. Jarmuth said. portions of the sidewalk and curbing already. electric lines running to four He said that since January homes in the development He was hesitant to place any blame for the problems, apartments in retaliation for Mr Jarmuth. National Electrical Code in hand, went on to of mis year the company has He presented the council with maps of the original grading however. A the four tenants' winning a not received about $27,000 in explain that the houses are in violation of the zoning ordinance, recommendation, the amended version and explained how the "I sincerely think Mr. Klein is not attempting toJBo rent payment court battle two unpaid rents, and added that which includes the provisions of the national code. actual grading conforms to neither. anything wrong. He tries to build a good house. weeks ago. an 18-month audit of the com- He said that any inhabitable room must have a wall switch The develqpment is only about a year old and the homes "Maybe he doesn't know about the problems, maybe it was Mr. Capraun has stated plex revealed that Crestwood In It and they all do not. -Also, he said, no point on the wall of any cost the owners in excess of 175,000, Mr. Jarmuth said. He said his engineer or workers. Maybe he's ignorant of the problems that he feels the electric lines has lost from $10,000 to $14,000 room can be more than six feet from a wall socket, but he said the water does not flow as it would under the recommended — he's not an engineer," Mr. Jarmuth said. were damaged by vandals. Mr. per month for the past year there are many points more than six feet away. grading, and is causing flooded cellars and wet spots through- Mr. Jarmuth, on the other hand, is an engineer and he said Weenig said he didn't know and a half. anything about the alleged out the development. he has knowledge of other aspects of development, citing "I spent $1,500 extra to have this done to my home, but the He said that the combined vandalism of the wires, but he Mr. Jarmuth said all the residents of the development are several other problems with the devlopment. rest of the houses don't have it." he said cost of repairing vandalised said he had been in contact in agreement that something should be done. He said the sidewalks do not conform to the township's The council, apparently awed by the proficiency of the property and absorbing unpaid with an electrical contractor "Two of the residents have their lawyers Involved," he zoning ordinance. "There are supposed to be four inches of presentation, thanked Mr. Jarmuth, took down his address and rents had driven Crestwood who he said wanted to be paid said. gravel below the sidewalks and there isn't one inch," he said.. phone number and agreed to look into the matter. Village close to bankruptcy. 12 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY NJ TUESDAY, APRIL 17,1979 Flyers foil Rangers in OT

PHIlMKUJIA 1 API - Ken Linseman s series here Wednesday night before the action York Islanders to victory over Chicago. It was ter-final playoff series. SHunt goal M'sA-onds into a sudden-death swings to Madison Square Garden in New York the Black Hawks' 13th consecutive playoff The Maple Leafs built a 2-0 lead before the period gave the Philadelphia Flyers a J-2 vic- for games three and four. loss Canadiens, idle since completing the regular tory over the New York Rangers last night m Bill Barber tied the game at 2-2 with 4:58 Bossy, who led the NHL with 68 goals in the season eight days ago, bounced back on sec- uV first game of their best-ol-seven National remaining in the final period Linseman passed regular season and had five games with three ond-period goals by Steve Shutt and Guy Hockey League quarterfinal playoff series from the corner, the puck glancing off Carol or more goals, put New York ahead for good at Lafleur. Linseman s unassisted goal from the left Vadnais' stick to Barber, who was standing 18 41 of the first period He added a power-play Lemaire broke the deadlock at 4:23 of the circle beat Rangers' goalie John Davidson to about 3 feet to the left of the Rangers net goal at 14:25 of the second period, set up final period Shutt intercepted an attempted end the game Barber skated across the front and beat Potvin's score at 3:49 of the third and capped Toronto clearing pass and fed Lemaire in the The Klyers had advanced to the round-of Rangers' goalie John Davidson from about 5 his performance by potting a 25-foot wrist shot slot for a 30-foot blast past Maple Leafs goal- eight with a 2 1 victory over Vancouver in a feet, for the winger's third goal of the playoffs with 4:33 remaining. tender Mike Palmateer three game mini series, while New York Islanders 6, Black Hawks 2 Center Bryan Trottier had a goal and two Lemaire added his second goal at 7:15 on a reached the quarterfinals with a 2-0 sweep of UNIONDALE, NY. - Right wing Mike assists and Potvin set up two other tallies as delayed pass in the slot from Lafleur, who had tile Los Angeles Kings Bossy scored three goals and set up one by New York took the opener of this best-of-7 set three assists Yvon Lambert completed the The teams play the second game of their Denis Potvin Monday night, carrying the New Game Two is scheduled here Wednesday night scoring at 9:59 when he steered a drive by before the series shifts to Chicago for the next Larry Robinson past Palmateer on a power two games play Bnilni I, Penguin 2 BOSTON — Veteran Don Marcotte set up Chlcage 1 I 0—1 N. V. lilandtrt 1 1 I—« an early goal by Peter McNab and then scored First Period-1. New York, Mernck I ILonmer. Bourne). Roth quits strike 2 79 2, Chicago. Kerr 1 (Bordelr 4u> 7 X 3, New York. Boitv 1 twice himself as the Boston Bruins blasted the ITonelll. Trotlier) II 41 Perialiies-Lvsiek. Chi. 3 44. Per Pittsburgh Penguins. iion NY. 4 14, Murray Cm. i 17. Mulvev. Chi, 13 07; Polvin, EAST RUTHERFORD (API - The The NASL Players Association is look- NY. 19 17 North American Soccer League players ing for the league owners to recognize The Bruins, who drew a first round bye Second Period—4, New York. Trolller I ITonetli. Potvinl. 2 27 S.Chicago. Murray I IPhillipott)6 46 6. New York. Bossy strike lost one of its key supporters yester- them as the collective bargaining agent for after winning the Adams division for the fourth 2 iPoivin Perssonl. 14 IS Penalties- Harris. NY. 4 13, Trot consecutive year, dominated the action from tier NY, 1] ID. O Conneli. 11 20. Logan. Chi. II 44. Kerr. Chi. day when Cosmos Captain Werner Roth the league's 24 teams The owners prefer maior.70 00, Gillies. NY, maior. 20 00 returned to the team to negotiate separately with each team's the opening faceoff, taking a 3-0 lead on goals Third Period—7. New York. Potvin I (Bossy Toneiui 3 49 8. New York. Bossy 3 I Price) IS IT Penallv-Trotlier, NY. We have to reconsider and see if union. by McNab, Marcotte and defenseman Mike 7 04 Milbury in the first period. Shots on goal-Chic ago tfra 6-24 New York 10-164-34 striking is the right way of doing it," Roth "We already have a notion about what Goalies—Chicago. Esoosito New York, Resch A 14 MS said "The important thing to me is not to our strengths are,"' Roth said "I don't Marcotte, who ended a late regular season

lose sight of what the Players Association want us to bang our heads against the wall slump with his 20th goal in the final game of New York I 0 » » I is fighting for and to get what the players for something that doesn't do the players the season, made it 4-0 at 4:21 of the second Philadelphia 1 • 1 • 3 Firsl Period—I. New York, Malonev 3 {Vadnais. Tkaciufc) want' association any good '' period and the Bruins had a breeze against the 4 31 I, New York. Esoosito 3 {Maloney. MtEwen) 9 to 3, Penguins, who upset the Buffalo Sabres in a Philadelphia, Kelly I IGorence. Bndgman). 16 SI Penellies- Roth, who is limited to working in the Roth's returning to the Cosmos is a Dailev. Phi. 36 Holmgren. Phi. 8 39. Plaflle. NY. 9 21 weight room after a preseason foot injury, significant development He was one of the best of three series to qualify for the quarter- Barber. Phi, 10 SB Tkacluk NY 14 40. Melonev Ni 16 04 Dupont, Ph.. 17 19. Clarke. Phi. 18 15 NEW RECORD —Bill Rodgers of Melrose, Mass., is finals. said he came back to the Cosmos because staunches! supporters after the walkout Second Period—None Penalties—Farnsh NY. to Is. Kelly. crowned winner of the Boston Marathon by Mayor only about 40 percent of the players was called Friday. The Cosmos, who ori- Phi. 16 09 Canadiens 5, Maple Leafs 2 Third Period—4 Philadelphia 'Barber 3 ILinseman, Kevin H. White, left, as Massachusetts Gov Edward supported the strike by not playing. If a ginally voted 20-2 in favor of striking, MONTREAL - Jacques Lemaire scored a Overtirrie-S. Philadelphia Linseman I. 44 J^King, right looks on. Rodgers had record shatter majority supported it, I would still be on changed their minds after a meeting witli pair of third-period goals to lead the Montreal Shots on goal-New York 13 7-4 0-74 Philadelphia 1)6 13 1 ing time of 2 hours, 9 minutes, 27 seconds for the 26 officials of Warner Communications. -32 strike." Canadiens to a victory over the Toronto Maple Goalies-New York, Davidson Philadelphia Moore A- mile. 385 vardclassii Leafs in the opener of their best-of-seven quar- 17,077 Rookie AL ump Hendry Rodgers: I last to join colleagues could taste

NEW YORK (API - "It was the easiest decision of my Hendry said he was embarrassed by the level of officiating life," said American League umpire Ted Hendry, who has filed he had seen during the two weeks he had worked "I've been so notice that he is terminating his contract to join his 51 non- humiliated," he said. "Most of the guys who are working don't third win working colleagues. want to work They're scared After one game, one of the umps Hendry, a rookie umpire, had signed a contract with the AL 1 worked with .,. I don't know his name... told me a player had before the current contract dispute began and was advised by cursed him out and called him a homer.' I said, 'Why didn't HUSTON (APi - Hometown bn> Hill Ki«iii«r> the Ihe Major League Umpires Association to honor his agreement. you run him?' He said, You think I should have?' Hey, I've superstar marathoner with J fiery will la Win hasrenewfd He did until last weekend, when he decided to submit his missed some in my time, but that one's easy." his claim to the elusive title ol the world s top runner uf the resignation Hendry worked last weekend in Oakland and said the ball grueling road race "1 want to be with my brothers," said Hendry, who was and strike calls in Sunday's game between the As and Califor- I could taste that third win. the 31 year old former greeted warmly by about a dozen umpires who attended a press , nia Angels "were embarrassing." ichool teacher said yesterday after wearing down Japan - conference called by attorney Richie Phillips Hendry and Paul Pryor were the only umpires to sign 1979 TOehlhlkO Si'ku to set an American record in winning the contracts and begin the season on duty. Pryor submitted his ii.in! Boston Marathon I didn I v..mi someone in lake it resignation the first week of the season. After a 10-day termi- away nation period, he completed his contractual obligations over the the 5-foot!) 128 pounder Irurn Melrose. Mass rnn weekend Hendry will work 10 days and then join the other away from Seko on the famed Heartbreak Hill to win Montr eaF s Lee his third Hoslun event in 2 hours. 9 minutes. 27 seconds 11 umpires in the dispute. Meanwhile, the umpires said they would escalate the con- broke the t S record he set in 1975, winning his first flict with baseball and Phillips said the Major League Players Boston race in 2 U9 55 Association might become involved. The victory Monday, by 45 seconds over Seko. was a two-hits Cubs near breeze down the homestretch through cold rain Marvin Miller, executive director of the players associa- tion, said he had received some calls from players regarding Kodgors won Ihe 1978 rj( e in 2 10 13 by only two seconds Bill Lee flirted with a perfect game in his home debut with the umpires' dispute and its effect on the outcome of games but IAI i .It'll Wells of Dallas in the closes! MVffliit, 385-yard Montreal and wound up with a sharp two-hitter as the Expos that the association had not adopted a formal position on the event on record defeated the Chicago Cubs 2-0 yesterday. situation. Scku. A 23 year-old college student in Japan and the The 32-year-old left-hander, notified of the fine Sunday for "Personally, I would say this," said Miller. "I have winner ol the Kukuokj International Marathon in his Ins public disclosure that he has used marijuana, had his examined the salary schedule of the umpires and it looks homeland lust December ran with Kodgers for 20 miles perfect game broken up by Barry Foote's sinking one-out single substandard to me. That's strictly a personal opinion. The fans before his legs went numb on the third of a brutal series ol in the sixth that Ellis Valentine trapped in right field. and players deserve the best umpiring available and baaeball hills in Newton, Mail Bill Buckner s infield single in the ninth was Chicago's only ought to pay for it ' Knowing the course makes a difference, said other hit off Lee. who was acquired by the Expos this winter Phillips said organized labor in various cities around both K<>diit>rs. who cruised lo his post-race interview barely from the Boston Red Sox leagues was beginning to take an interest in the strike, struggling fur breath You run downhill, downhill, down Warren Cromartie slammed a first-inning homer for Mont- "On Saturday, the Pirates expected 25,000 for Helmet Day hill Then all of a sudden you try tu go uphill real s first run and the Expos chased Chicago starter Mike but the crowd was only 10,000," Phillips said "On Sunday they Seko. speaking through an interpreter, said. If you Krukow with Gary Carter's run-scoring single in the seventh. announced 3,000 " t.iku BW«y the hills, it s an ejsy course The other National League game between the Philadelphia The umpires at the press conference also issued a Hudgers. who has won the Kukuoka race along with Phillies and Pittsburgh Pirates was called because of incle- statement charging league presidents Lee McPhail and Chub back-to-back victories in New York City's young but presti ment weather Feeney with "deception and intimidation " gious marathon, was beaten by Seko last December In American League action, Toby Harrah's two-run homer, Feeney and McPhail responded with a joint statement (in the run from rustic Hopkinton to Boston. Hodgers i In- first by a Cleveland player this year, keyed a three-run fifth saying they were very much surprised at the umpires "and said athletes tend to gel overconfident, explaining You inning that helped the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 4-3. regret that the pressure of circumstances would lead them to have to restrain yourself And you have to make your move Steve Kemp. Aurelio Rodriguez and Alan Trammel! drove make such unfortunate statements. IN PERSSON — New York Islander Stefan Persson, at the right time in two runs each to lead the Detroit Tigers over the Kansas City "We have never lied to the umpires ,„ We regret very right uses his body to block the path of Chicago Black For the victorious Connecticut native, now operator of Royals 10-4 Alan Bannister. Lamar Johnson and Bill Nahorod- much that we are having this confrontation, but feel the Hawk John Marks in first period action during Stanley a running store located along the Boston Marathon route ny each smashed two-Tun doubles as the Chicago White Sox umpires should honor the letter and spirit of the agreement that Cup action at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New that charge came as Seko was struggling uphill York. erupted for seven runs in the seventh inning to beat the Toronto has been made. Dodgers blasted 15 yards ahead on the big incline and Blue Jays 8-4 widened his lead Police fscort motorcycles had to move In a late American League game, Rob Picciolo got his first quickly to stay ahead ol the hard-driving champion whose two hits of the season, including a game-winning triple in the goal is to win an Olympic gold medal on Moscow fourth inning, as the Oakland As beat the Seattle Mariners 4-2 Seko finished 200 yards behind. 2 10 12. followed by Astros 4, Dodgers 0 Woods takes 10th place Robert Hodge, a Greater Boston Track Club stablemate of LOS ANGELES (API - Ken Forsch fired a five-hitter, Rogers, in 2 12 30 Veteran Tom Fleming of Bloomdeld. pitching the Houston Astros to a 4-0 victory over the Los N J . a two-time Boston runnerup. was the early pace- Angeles setter in the record field of more than 7.800 qualified Forsch. who pitched a no-hitter April 7, did not allow the entrants, but he faded to lourth Dodgers a hit until two were out in the fifth inning, when Dusty in Czechoslovakia meet Gary Bjorklund of Minneapolis—' Ithought he'd win." Baker and Rick Monday hit consecutive singles said Rodgers-look the lead from Fleming and then gave it The Astros scored twice in the first inning against loser Don By JONNI FALK "The rest of the summer 1 competition is in August. They on, the coach told me she up to the eventual winner Sutton. 1-2. on a walk to Terry Puhl. a triple by Jeff Leonard will be working out at camp," take five girls, and if I hit my didn't want me in the Klin-. Bjorklund was fifth in 2 13 14. as a remarkable 54 and a single by Jose Cruz. MIDDLETOWN - Ann the petite blonde said. "I am routines, 1 have a good shot at because the school was paying runners finished the race in under two hours. 20 minutes—a Sutton blanked the Astros until the eighth Puhl opened the Woods, former Red Bank thinking of going to Los Angel- it Those games are in Mexico for my scholarship and if I got time that would have been good enough lo win the Boston inning with a bunt single and took second on a sacrifice. After Catholic gymnastics star, es to work with the coach who "1 feel I had a good year," hurt, it wouldn't be fair to the race three years ago Sutlun walked Leonard, Enos Cabell singled home Puhl and furthered her international ex- was with us i.i Czechoslovakia. Ann continued. "1 wasn't ex- school. Kouding out the top 10 New Zealand's Kevin Hyan. Rafael Landesloy singled home Leonard perience with a 10th place in He invited me. pecting the things that hap- ' 'Then the coach found that 2 1357, Bobby Doyle. Central Falls, R I . 2:14.04; Randy Forsch. 3-0. walked one and struck out three. Ail-Around at a recent invita- pened to me like going away keeping our names in front of Thomas of Wellesley, Mass and the Greater Boston Track tional meet in Kosice, Czecho- " It I mane the the Univer- and staying in the Elite the judges all year was benefi- Club. 2 14 12. Herman Atkins, Everett, Wash., 2 14 17; and slovakia sity World Games team, that Division When I went to Clari- cial to the team ' Richard Mahoney, Weymouth. Mass, 2 14 36 Woods, now a freshman at BOSTON IAPI Here are me lop 50 finishers in yesterday's Boston Clarion State, was second in Marathon, their hometowns and Iheir finishing times vaulting, third in floor ex- Rossman's father, brother arrested t William Hodgers Melrose Mass , I 09 27 2 Toshihiko Seko Japan How They Stand ! 10 12 3 Robert Hodge. Hanover Mass. 2 12 30 4 Tom Fleming Bloornfirld ercises, fifth on balance beam, N J . 2 17 5* 5 Garry Biorklund. Minneapolis, 2 13 14 6 Kevin Ryan New PHILADELPHIA (AP) - at Philadelphia International er person; making terroristic Zealand, 2 13 57 7 Bobby Doyle Cential Falls, R I , 2 14 04 8 Randy Thomas ' and seventh on uneven bars. Airport, police said threats and conspiracy, Police Wellesiev. Mass . 2 14 12 9 Herman Atkins. Evereli Wash . 2 14 77 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE The father and brother of de- Richard Mahonev, Weymouth. Mass .2 14 36 EAST EAST "I had a good meet." she James DePiano Sr.. 55, of Capt. Sarf 'jAan said Also. II. Jerome Dravlon, Toronto 2 14 47 12 Dean Matlhews. Clemson W L Pel CB posed World Boxing Associa- w L Pet. GB S C . 1 14 48 13 Don Grels. New Zealand. 2 14 49 14 Chris Stewart New Vork V -•L.lff • J ?» - 7 said, "better than the wom- tion light-heavyweight cham- Turnersville and James De- Montrtal m - They vi^re arraigned late 2 14 56 15 Tony Sandoval. Eugene, Ore . 2 Is 71 16 Duncan Mac Donald Ml Boston 4 1 JM |V| Phiiaaeiphia 3 HI I'. en's collegiate nationals. I did View, Calif , 2 15 IB 17 Jeff Norman. England. 7 15 44 IB Esa Tikkanen. 1 pion Mike Rossman were ar- Piano Jr., 21. of Sicklervllle New fork J « IS* i J %\ LOUl. 3 .571 t , Monday night, Levan said, and Finland. 2:16 Toronto 4 444 I i PMiiburgh i 444 I, have one fall on the bars, how- rested yesterday in connection were charged with assault, Alto. t9.Nobu4ki Takao. Tokyo ) 16 10 20 Frank Richardson Ames Iowa Detroit 3 4 m t i New. York *?* 2 i ever." bond on the charges was set at 2 16 20 21 Gunler Mlelke. Germany. 2 16 30 22 Oscar Miranda. Tampa Fu Bait, TOOK 3 1 3J3 ] J 1*7 4 with an assault on a cab driver recklessly endangering anoth- I $2,500 for each of the two men. 2 16 31 23 Colin Klrkhem England. 7 16 34 14 Steven Palladmo San Maleo Cleveland 2 . 2M 4 Ann and her teammate on Calil .1 16 41 25 William sieben, Rahwav, N J . 2 16 44 26 John uodwick WEST WE ST pending an April 25 hearing Eugra. Ore . 2 16 46 27 David Babirackl. Granada Hills, Calil . I 16 49 28 Te«*. • . IS7 - Houston | 727 - the US team. Sharon Shapiro Dick Hooper. Alhambra. Calil. I 16 SO 79 Ron Wayne, tlameda Calif MJMtMM t in — San Francisco . a) i34 1 According to Levan. I 17 02 ] TOO > t 455 3 of California, competed againt Cahforri.a ' Cincinnati Marlboro golfers win Michael lnglese, 25, of Phila- Also. 30 Richard Sayre. Akron. Ohio. I \: IJ 3) Curtis Aim. West Point J 41/ )'i K«ViM. C>t* ' i }» 2 Los Angeles gymnasts from 13 other na- NY . 2 17 25 12 David Harper. San Diego Calif 2 17 It 33 Trevor Wright •••till ; it; i • Atlanta | 400 3 i tions. Czerna Vera. main delphia, was pulling his Yel- England. 2 17 35 34 Tim Nlckevich. Berklely. Calif ,2 17 38 35 Lee Fidler Cri-tano 3 1 ]» 4 San Oieoo 3*4 4 MARLBORO - Jeff Jacadley defeated Jeff Holford 3 & 1 in low Cab up to a cab stand Slone Mountain. Ga , I 17 44 36 Scolt Wyalt. Toluca Lake. Caul 2 17 48 37 Oameno 2 f 111 * Olympic hope of Czechoslo- M C EU 2 W & Monday's Gamts f «"la i5 K'»' "t!"' °"' " " ""'""" ""»"a"' Inrllanaoolis, Menda* i G*nei day the fourth match of the to give Marlboro the deciding point outside C Terminal at the air- 7 18 39 Keith Brown, Newtonville. Mass .2 IB 04 Montreal 2. ChicigoQ Clt»tl#rn5« BoilO" J vakia, won the Ail-Around ti- Also. 40 Thomas Howard. Surrey. Canada. 2 IB 09 41 Keml Takami Phi lane lohia at Pittsburgh ppd .ram in a 3-2 golf victory over Middletown South yesterday. port about 5 p.m. Deiroil to, Kanu.Citi tle. Tokyo. 2.IB 10 42 Robert McOmber. Bowling Green, Ohio 2 IB 15 43 David Cfticaool. r«vorilo4 Houston 4. Los AnoeleiO Marlboro's John Holland had the low score of the day with a Clark, England, 2 II 28 44 Clifford Carlhauser, Lincoln Neb 2 IB 11 as Oa»iano*. ieaiurl Onl» gumei icheduleO The gymnastics season did The Kossman party, having "?";' 5""": ,D8"°," ol"»- » "New Orleans In another match St. John defeated St. Mary's of South Ev w Tests (Jenkins 201 «l Cleveland Tuesday \ Games Czechoslovakia meet. She will where Victor Galindez of Ar- !»:M!«W^ "*'"°" "- ••' '••"'» IWamt-tr. )l:0Spm. New York (Zachry 20) at Montreal Amboy. 4-1. as number one John Sohn fired a 44 to beat Bob Ktnui Citr (Seiittort It) at Detroit (Grimslev I-Ot, 1 »p m travel to New Haven Thursday gentina regained his title with [. Hire «ff lltfi to* !S womtn tirmtieri in viiitrdav'i Boilon Marathon. ih»ir (RutmaO-U. t JOp.m St Louts (Dennv III al Chicago Howe of St Mary's, 241 rtpmclown.flrtd their (.rushing timei Baltimore IFKMHnD ir at New Vorh (HoMimanO-D. I JOp m to compete in the second Elite a technical knockout of 1 Joan Btnoil, Cap* Elliabclt), Maine, tiUM. 1. Pittl Lyons Bo.ton (&uK)r»t>U. ID m Philadelphia (Canton 11 at Pit National Trials After that, St. John Vtanney 4. SI Mary's SA1 Rossman Saturday, had a car I 3917 3 Sunn Krtjnn. S*n DUBO. Call! ,231».4 Elliabetri Haii*u' Austral MilwaukM INMi 0-0! at Boston (Tor tStHirgh iBlvH»enO \i 7 )S pm John Sohn (SJI, 44, d Bob Howe, 46.!& t, i«, 1 J9 4B 1 Sutan Peterwn. Laguna Btatn. Call* , 1:43.02 *, Kim Merntt rtt 0-1), 2p.m. Atlanta iMcWill'ami 1 it at Ci she will be in the World Uni- Mike Paonagi I5MI.4B. d BobrVtcClosltey.49.1 up parked next to the curb, Levan ReKirte. W.i. 7:44 21 I Cynthit Dalrvmple. Scalllc. Waih. 2,4} JQ a Karon C»lirofn«» IRran 11] at Mmnewta (Hume li), 1 Dlprti Dom Schroeller (SJI, 49, b Ron Beck, S3.1 ft I Dopfx.. Cincinnati. Ohio. 2.4J t), 9. Gail Olirnh, For! Liuderdale. Fla 24} 3fc San FrarKiKO (KnePPer 10) al San versity Games trials at Clari- said. 1 iCHUMI.nipni Mark Uptegrove ISJI. S2, d Mike P-aho, 60.J & 2 Alio. to. LtMin McBrlde. New York. 2.47 V It. Dtrrl* Ltwli, Solana Btich'. CMCMO (Barrio* (W) at Toronlo lUn Dteso 1 Ri.mu.wn 0 21. 10 p n on on May 4. and in the USA Joe DeLucua (SJI. SO. d Jerry Scupp. 63, s & 4 He said lnglese pulled his Calil ,2,41 II. Sown Hughes, Welletltv, M*,» . I 41 It, II. Laurie Binder. Stn «*r«oodt>n.4p m Houston IJ Ntekro 1 il at Los Angelti Marlboro ], Mlddlatown South I Diego, Calil. 1:41.35. 14 J GumbHevdift, San Maleo, Call!. 2:41.44 IJ StMtUefJonettM)) at Oak land (Johnien (Menersmithi D.io »pm Championships May 15 al Day- John Holland I Ml 39 d Trip Bowlby 34 2 Bill McGovern (Ml 43 d Eric Oobble44 2-up cab adjacent to the Rossmans' Mtnlvn Bevent. Baltimore, Md , 2.49.S4 0-2). W:»p.m ton Brian Gobble IMSMSd Steve Ceninskv 52 2-uo Jeff Jacadlev IMI48d Jell Hollord 48 3 & 1 Steve Krynickl (MS) 43d. Callan Duffy S.S3 & 2 vehicle, blocking a door. SHREWSBURY, NJ TUESDAY, APRII i7, t979 The Daily Register 13 Toronto-Montreal: Haves versus have nots Maloney is donwnght mean and will use his stick without anil shooting Editor'! Mte: Tke lollowlag col.mo on written prior to hesitation or regret The <.'hiciigi> Islanders round should be the most quiet Thr I he turt of lait ytir « qurUrfiul ictkw. These are the three who will loop to chop down the Hawks iln luus W Dulley )l love that namel Harold PhilUpofl Will the belt of seven National Hockey League quarterfinal Canadiens And, il they aren't enough you can throw in Pat and Davr Logan, hut Clark (Jillies and Bobby Nystrom of the playoff* be a stage for hooligau? You can make book it will Boutette and goalie Mike Palmateer. Isles should squealch any rough stuff" attempts When you have a series that can stretch for almost two Boutette is chippy but clean Palmateer (24 minutes in In Bostor nw liruins. although Uie tavontp. will be thr weeks those who don't have will be trying to take away from ED 1978-791 is a slasher and surely aggressor I'ittsburgh will be content to Just play hockey, bul those who do have. And they'll be doing it anyway they can Montreal, on the other hand, though the non-combalant type ii i r filing Ihe line, especially since the first two games Sound confusing? It's not meant to be. The best eiample of of team, does have the troops for hand-to-hand combat il the aie in Huston, the Drums thugs, John Wensink this 28 po»l the haves and have nots ii the Montreal-Toronto matchup WALSH need arises, and it certainly wilP scoring KtUOT bain t really changed him), Terry O'Reilly and The Canadieru have a warehouse full of talented players (lilies Lupien at 6 foot. 6 inches {without skatesl has been ii.ilh.m will attempt to intimidate while the Leafs have a showcase full but no backup stock. So, their equalizer all year with Larry Robinson. Mario Tremblay I don l like lo get into forecasting so 1 won't But I dmi'• the Leafs will try to do it with what they have, namely and Doug Hisebrough in the wings I ital ball to Bee war on Ice taking place this round hooligans In the Philadelphia Hangers series, the New Yorkers will. Shots Krum the Polnl Look no further than Dave "Tiger" Williams. Four and one of course, rely on Nick Fotiu to slave off the attacks of Mel I irfed last track when I said Toronto and the islanders half NHL seasons under his belt, 87 goals, 114 assists and 1,471 bigs and already 840 minutes including a high of 235 this year Bridgman. Paul Holmgren and Benn Wilson If Shero's team is would meet in Ihil round I lost count of the points and fiii-pni penalties minutes. Although Williams is labeled a "whacko" by his critics, on really getting the worst part of it, New York does have Jimmy aboul ii"- BIscl HawktgetUi(< bye. Defenseman Dave Hutchinson is next. Five years in the an given night Dan Maloney can out whacko him Troy chomping at trie bit And Troy s best game is not skating Wh He was up and down with the IUI.,' early camp and played mil the season with New Haven and Lhi Philadelphia Firebird! He can also be seen in the Schaefa Beei commercial! with Bobby-Hull. 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MARLBORO- Bob Fishman dammed a three- Dave Tralka had three RBI's with three hits and £ii>Tl 0 Smith Hi 110. McGulHn 11(1. FUaaga u «• I. run home run and Hank Handel held Long Branch Norm Goss and John Spagnoli each had two RBI's. otiOwToueiiiicJu.* FI«»»""VJi£?WJi'»Ll!ffi5 High School to two biti as Marlboro downed the l*l01McN.m«.tl]II.Corrl9«i»Ill.C*»»»HI.IuMJ»ll Marty Flanagan (1-1) was the loser. MMM— II o toi«Lsn00. Murph, ON «F 10 I. SMti BOSBi-l 0, DoveLF tOOTOTALS 1401 Colbert doubled and scored on Fran Hayes' single. IB Purpurr WP BoDCosnelino fEer'l'fl 111 Heale»HO00. cerkarl OH10 0. E*»*«CF1I_. Handel struck out 10 batters and walked five IP-Henry OltvrmAn pnTlIF 1 0 0 «oh« IB 4 I 1. E.BI.I C I 1 I, C«la«l Pill, 'while Bill Malcomb was the loser. S«i «F 4 01., sioTlstelne. LF 111. C~f Mill TOTALS » • LM* BriMCh |1) Asbiry Park 4, Keaaiburg 1 Ward II10 0, RUIMRI 3 0 0, SltlnctlOO. Colbert fill 1. Hjyti Ibl 0 I. Njf ionic 3 0 0. Worrit dri 00 0. Malcolm P0 0 0. OrKhrt U10 0. ASBURY PARK- Pitcher Craig Hodges SnochcrlOOTOTALSniI irKilM.Ca.. doubled in to two runs to cap a three-run fourth Marlkafa in WP Brian Cetfalit Crcsibtnc Ib 4 I I. Pvron cl 4 01. Coukhan 1b 111. Kanuf c 410. LP John Fluhetll inning rally as the Bishops topped Keansburg in Handel p 4 I I. Fishman Ib 1 I ]. Clio If 3 0 0. Clausen rl 3 0 0. VanWMner ss 3 11 TOTALS 30 n I non-conference battle. LonoBraiKh 0OOOOI0— I 0 I, DeSotg Hill. Latlk cl 11 Keansburg took a 1-0 lead in the first when John Marlboro DO! Ill it - J CblO«E« HR Fishman Berger walked, stole second and scored on Joe IB Pvron. Colbert Gilliard's single. WP Hank Handel rf 2 0 1 Gr.« cl 1 0 1, William* ( J 0 0. Row H 1 LP-8111 Malcomb iblOO, Tvttr III! 1. Wrr*ll«11 I. F«rt»10» H* Hodges struck out eight batters and walked S It Hate II eight while allowing only Gilliard's hit. While ell], McGlll Ib 4 I I. Arpa PH I 0 0, M While p 7 I 0, Howlett ph I 0 0. TreUa Ib 4 2 3 Livingston Ib I 0 0. Cooper rl 3 7 1, Jactsoa I, Freehold Twp. I Scnappa rl 10 0. Goss ]b 111, Muller Ib 100, Wilson ss 4 0 I, Spasnoli JACKSON - The Jaguars exploded for seven runs in the third inning while pitcher Brian Cedalis was holding the Patriots scoreless on two hits. Cedalis aided his own cause with a two-run double in the third. Bob Kuhn also cracked a two- Seraphs trip Trojans run double in the inning and Juan Wisniewski added a two-run single. NEW MONMOUTH - Mater Dei High School's Oreaa Twp. 7, Si. Joka Vtaaaey I Shore Reg. 3, Toms River North 1 girls' Softball team got their second win of the HOLMDEL - The Spartans (1-2) scored three WEST LONG BRANCH - The Blue Devils ex- season by battering SI Thomas Aquinas. 15-9, yes- runs in the first inning and romped to an easy win tended their unbeaten streak to five games while terday over the Lancers behind the three-hit pitching of handing the Mariners their first loss. The Seraphs broke open a close game with seven Ginger Bressler Justine Keating had two of those Shore scored all its runs in the fourth inning on runs in the fourth inning Kathy Hackett and Alice hits for the Lancers (1!I, and Dee D'Esposito and • ••liur MUMk> Urrr Una singles by Chris Mistretta and Ron Yenesel and Cerwinski had three hits each for the winners Kathy Kiernan led the Spartan attack with two hits HOMEWARD BOUND — Monmoulh College pitcher Bob Ruff us tosses a pitch home Mickey Bell's squeeze bunt. Hackett added three RBI's Debbie Cerwinski was each in a game versus Oowling College yesterday. The Hawks and Dowling battled to a Bob Cosentino (3-0) got the win. He fanned five the winning pitcher. 6 6 lie under cloudy skies. and walked one. Tomi River South 7, Keaatburg 1 Bingo Winner scores SI. Rose 12, St. John Vianney 4 KEANSBURG - The Titans commited seven EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) - Bingo Winner, a HOLMDEL - The White brothers. Matt and costly errors and were handed their fourth straight 4-year-old mare, found room along the rail and Phil, combined to lift St. Rose to its third straight loss. raced home a winner in last night's feature before a Hawks tie Dowling victory. The Mariners, led by Debbie Fisher'; two-run turnout of 14,000 patrons at the Meadowlands. Matt pitched his second win for the undefeated single, put together a seven-run second inning Bingo Hanover, sent off at 10-1, returned $22 20, Roses. Phil, who catches for his brother, went three Jane Applegate was the winner for North {4-11 18 80 and $4 40 after trotting the mile in 2:07 over a WKST LONG BRANCH- Monmouth Monmouth went ahead with five runs in for three, including a two-run homer in the second while Debbie Peterson was the loser slow track College's baspball tram was the recipient the fifth on an error and eight successive "I 14 bases on balls yesterday, but could walks, but Egan tied the game with a two- manage only one hit and se'ttled for a 6-6 run homer in the sixth, tie with Dowling in a game called by Monmouth is 7-4-2 while Dowling is darkness alter nine innings. 5-4-1. Jim Egan was the whole offense for oo»nngiii Dowling driving in all six runs with a T^^^VPSSXtS^S^lStllt homer triple and single. Mwimoii'ili°!iNutc">cl""l'TOT*LSM**' 0 KtNin singled in two runs in the first and 5B,K°'S o"sVo° u^HTmVfo : S'lti tripled in two more in the forth fourth oomun II 311, Minimum 4,AI>«L;&)OO TOTALSJ» UP TO Kevin (iorman singled in MonmouuYs Sonmouin oSrwooo-J first run in the fourth and it was the only HUEIUIOI hit for the Hawks 1?:«X™',D, Braves thump Lancers; Eagles defeat Knights 11 22. 1 Cummins* (S) 13:31 KNCiUSHTOWN- John James won the Mlk Htiiv- St. Thomai (Holowk*. FlUstrald, Orttcoll, spnnts and 440. Rashid Kami/ and Rich RtbarH M HJ' 1. Ttlh Edwards (M) 4-10; 2. Wltti (S) 44; 3. Buckhy Cesteru both won two events and Tim An- (M) 44 derson ran a y 51 4 two-mile to lead Manalapan LJ i Edwardl(M) 11-111; 2. GkMon (5) 1MJ; 3. Witt* (S) 13 2 V* $10,000 lo an M-48 buys track victory over St. John %-1. M*ur*«n Ksnrwdv (M) 3>2, 1. SUrkiawki (SI 30-3; 3. Muglll IS) 21) yesterday U 1. Maureen Foiko 111-11 '-i (School rtcord); SUrfcbwIu IS) Jii'/j. 1 Dtl«o.ne(MI*7U James won the spnnts in 10.2 and 24.7, and J- 1. Chtryl MKINNI (M) t|-|j 2. MtC.nn IS) »1 Vt; 3. took the 440 in 51 8 Ramll won the high jump Warren (Ml 72-1 MaiK(t«»t*T U PrMMW Tw». a at B 4 and the Iwj'h hurdles in 15 5. He atso was 330 IH - 1. Wilton (M) 44.7, 2. Valroon (Ml 4M; 3. Norm«nd AVAILAILE TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY FOR A second in the long juriip at 20-1. 100-1. Francis (M) 11,3.1, Joblon (F) 12.2; 3. Wlfffllm (M) Ctttero won the javelin wilh a throw of Mile - 1. Barrera (F) 4:4f; 2. Bowl«» (M) 4:St.«; 1. 147-7 and jumped 20-8. Etplnoia (Ml s 07. Hay [McCarthy (mile). Mike Dratluk iBBOi, 440—1. Francll (M) SSI; 2. Ruito (F) MI; 3. GwtivnUl (F) H.4. (jreg (' Valisi (330 111- and Dennis Murone 120 HH — 1. Valmon (Ml U.4; ], Smith (M) 1iA; 3. DIHard (pole vaulti were the winners for St. John. HO- I. WI«g(n»lM)2:01; j. Bradlav (M) 2:10.1; 3. Caruio Middletown South 72, Wall 58 (F) 2:10 i. 230-Franclt (Ml 15.1; 2. Joblon IF) HI, 3.Smith 1M)UJJ. MIDDLKTOWN - Tony Tantanilello won 7 Mile - II. Staford Smith (F) 10:33; 2 BOwIti (M) 10:11; 3. Rodrlautf (Ml 1057 . the sprints in 11 5 and '244 and took the long Mill Relay -- Dlllard. Wlwlni, Bradkv. Pavn* IMI 3:51 jump at 18-5! it to lead Middletown South Shot — 1. McBtfd (M) 3f-4 Vt; 1. Nurln (M) K-1; 3. Jottlln (Ft 37-10 '1. Manchester 93, freehold Township 38 OlKut - 1. Lift (F) nit, 7. Lauria (MH01-4, 3. Stout (F) 103-7 Vj. KAHMINUUALK- Bob Krancis won four Javttln - 1. Lift (F) 1*i 7, 2. Morln (M) (32-10; 3. Brennan events to highlight Manchester's rout of Free- IM) 124-10 HJ - 1. Vatlon (M) 5-1; 2. Bradlav 5>4; l Smith (Ml n bold Township t I - 1. Francli (M) II n. 2. Villofi (M) lt-3, 3. CarirtO (F) Francis won the sprints in 11.3 and 25.1, the 11-2. 440 tn.55,8 and the long jump at 18-11. Mark Life won the discus 1112-8) and javelin (165-7) for the Patriots. Mater Dei 85, St. Thomas 33 NKW MONMOUTH- Maureen Foskoseta Manalapan, School record in the discus with a toss of 111-11 *i and Tnsh Edwartll won the sprints 440. high jump and long jump for Mater Dei. Ocean win Suzanne Mmugue of the Seraphs won the Manalapan and Ocean Township High mile i5 :i:iHi and two-mile (12.10). Caryl School each improved their records to 24 with Buckley took the sprints tennis victories yesterday. MMaliMfl M. II Jefcfi 41 100- 1 John J»m«i (W) 10 1. 1 Devil (M) 10 S. 3. O'Brlin The Braves topped Middletown South, 3-0, I$JI »0? while the Spartans blanked Neptune. Both HO 1 John j#oi*i iWi U 7 1. Dftvli (MJ 25.0. 3 O'Brlin fSJMSftMO I John limti(M) 111.} OvCcndrlv (5J) 5 S3 * doubles matches were rained out in ihe J Mud) ISJIM ' Manalapan match. t» l Mlkt DraMluk (SJI It I. McCarthy ($J) J 10, ) The money's waiting to help you out-for insulation to cut Grwn i%t\ 1 n n 3. Middlitown South 0 Mlk 1. Hi. 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N J 07652 watt Dtnnit (Ml 404 League Player of the Week for the week or O- i Ed MKI'KXIII (MS) 10-3. Rtvda (MS) ItM. 3. April 9-15, it was announced yesterday. («*«IA (*- H»> i jon» *m»biie iE IWI II* 11. 2 P*«*i*i (MS) ISM; 3 Lemon scored eight runs and drove in five Soc Sec • • 4> 'MSJ IM •' MJ 1 Tsm*»r«IWiH,J PflMltl (MSt H. — two of them game-winning RBI — in Chica- PV Mich Md CctowXI (Wl * t 1 Bob M*V»rt (MS) t-0 Hi go's two victories last week. He compiled an Tsieptwe* jv*n Johnyon (MSt M Brick Tow.i Fort Lee New Mitford River Edge l LJ Sim tn«i*uo (MSI II 1 i. 2 Klcak (MSI 17-1 'i. Hill .875 slugging percentage and a .600 on-base Cherry Hill Glen Rock North Bergen Teaneck '74 (MS, percentage, with four three-hit games and a Milac CM It. ti TMmai IwhMI M CtrfhWde Park HaddonlieW Oakland Union U0LH FofIrit W Maitf Ofl six-game hitting streak, which continued teats alievdence CWton '» ', earn Bwctltv (M) Ul. 1 O'Rou'ht (Ml 13), 1 through the week. Jersey City(5l Oradell Wakjwick frlf S OMakil Laftwood Paramua Watt CaMwall Mi» 't s!iMnnt Mitoau* (M> ) fl I. 1 McKtnM (M) 1:U Minnesota relief specialist Mike Marshall - 3 Oravf (M; * 05 4 EntAfvon Lod Ramsay West Long Branch 440- 1 Ti$h E0*»'0» (Ml M J. 2 McK*nn« (Ml 73 0. Gftrrllv was the runnerup in the voting, after notching Address (Ml ti.O FrMhoU mbum Ridgewood WestiieW 440 RK*r Mattr D», (0' Reurltf, MCLlugftlln, Horan. his second victory of the year, wilh two saves 8>t«»tvt » 1 in three total appearances during the week. Woodbury Heights Telephone • Veens Thete WO l touttn HotMtk* (51 2 * S. 2 Grow (M)2:», 3. MtKtfir.t (M, I )5 In his six innings of work, he surrendered fa**'* D«posil Iniunnct OHporaHon 220 1 Cirri Buck** (M) » i. 3 DflKo" (M (SI I«,0, 3. wins (Si n) only two hits, while walking four and striking Two Milt 1 $w*nnt Minoou* (Mf 12 10. 2 Goldlng (M) out two. SHREWSBURY, NJ. TUESDAY, APRIL 17.1979 The Drfy Register 15 Television Today Nev w Yorv kI. 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(2 tin, 18 UMOttBD No Othar Information baautlful brldato-ba mlns.) aMwil of Yala Unl««rtity, Robarti guaat atara as a KAIIKUM'Playing II grammed For Killing' A mlns.) AvaNaMa(2hra.) comars Mm on tha ava of Part I. visiting law profaaaor Safe'TNafoaowupto'Off young man.antartatnlnga I • CBBmCHAUDfS tha wadding and Man- ••lOMOHOW Host: Tom *JC«W5 • MAOaiiMttHNII who tacaa a touchy di- Your Duff'deals with how young woman, murders ••lO 1 Uflas harsalf as a formarly tmrnivivum • XWWTIOAWWTUK plomatic situation whan • to safely begin an exsr- haifathar.whola2SmHas Snyder. Guest: Jamas Kll- 1 hom.ly schoolmata who dSKWS • Hll Stff KTOM) Ghoit Hart'a romanca with a else program and what to away, by using a com- patrlck, political colum I still has a mad crush on iSAJfOBAWUM Russian gymnast on a do about ths achaa and puter. (R) 'MADIGAN: Park nltt. 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'Hard Symposium topic is restoration Tim..' 1977Stara:James PRINCETON - "Ap- rials," "Restoration on a Coburn, Charles Bron- proaches to Restoration," a Small Budget," and visits to aon. A street fighter and preservation conference spon- Bodo Otto House and other CINEMA 34 his charming manager sored by the Historical Society places. A box lunch will be Route 34. Aberdeen ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••«.•»•<, of Princeton, 158 Nassau St., provided and there will be 563-3600 will be presented 9 a.m.to 5:3 0 many opportunities to address p.m. April 28 at McCosh Hall. questions to architects and Make a Date Princeton University homeowners. Reservations APRIL 4,11,11,» f> APRIL li There will be lectures on must be received by Wednes- The Transcendental Meditation Program, offers free Leonardo PTA is sponsoring a Chinese Auction, Apr. 25, "Handling Old Building Mate- day. STRATHMORE introductory presentations with a color film every Wed., I 8pm, Buck Smith's, Keansburg Admission $2.50 Limited TWIN p m Location: » Broad St., Red Bank Call 747 7035 ticket sales Call 291-3591, 291-2199. IU1 APRIL 17, II APRIL M St. Joseph's School PTA will sponsor the annual Sisters At the movies Asbury United Methodist Women Rummage Sale. Church basement, 61 Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch, Tues. Card Party & Fashion Show, A Touch of Spring Finery, to MONMOUTH COUNTV EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN - ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP BUilnu Saddles 1R) 7:IS. 10:30 Outlaw Apr. 17. M p.m. Wed . llth, 9-12 noon. be held on Thurs , Apr 26, at 8 p.m. in school auditorium. CINEMA J* Jos«y W*lei (R)l 50 Fashions will be presented by the Finery of Holmdel. Buck Ro04KiG) MS. •:» 7 30 P.M., Buck Smith's. Palmer Ave Prizes, re- North Av* Irrcwjlars(G) (,M MALL M '^6-3110. Card playing not necessary — just come and enjoy ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BlailngS«ddlef(R)MO,«:J0 MARLON BRANDO freshments Tickets a', door 12 00 Benefit scholarship * ATLANTIC CINEMA— MALL III- QlHI MAC HMAN 7:4519:30 p.m. Ually the evening. Futbtrak IPGJ 700,9 00 Thc Dter Hunter (Rl ? « local charities. EATONTOWN Bat. li Sun. 2 p.m. Luncheon & Fasnion Show, Parish House, St. John's COMMUNITY I— HAZLET Penn Dutch trip sponsored by First Baptist Church, Love At Firtl Bite tr Hunttr (R) 1M CINEMA I- WALT DISNEY Donna, Red Bank. Apr 26,12Noon Reservations: 842-5114 Coming Home IH) M is tour, and dinner at Plain k Fancy Farm Call 747-0171. t CINEMA II— ahaatrs* AM 5PM "IT'S A WOMEN'S WORLD: CAREERS OF THE Tht Chin* Syndrome (PG11, •; 10 KEANSBURG lie NORTH QUEST - a weekly forum for single, divorced It FUTURE." a panel discussion of career opportunities for COLONIAL— women 8 p in Red Bank Register Building, Broad St., Saturday Night Fever (PGt 7 J0,».» widowed adults Discussion. Refreshments Dancing KEVFOItT AVENUE Shrewsbury No pro registration, no charge Organized STRAND— Unitarian Church, H75 W. Front St, Llncroft. I p m FanilUN (X) i?, J 10, 4 70, . 3i, t », Donation: $3 00 by The Junior League of Monmouth. Steam Heal (X) t «, 3 ij, j »,l 10,10:30 IRREGULARS LONG BRANCH Annual Card Party, sponsored by Court St. James No. LONG BRANCH MOVIES I— APRIL II, M Blaring Saddles (R) 7 jo, i IS Rummage Sale at All Saints Episcopal Church Parish 999 Catholic Daughters at Knights of Columbus Home, LONG BRANCH MOVIES II- Third St and Fair Haven Road, 7:30 pm Donation $2 50 Buck Roeefi (PG) ) «0, » 30 House, Navesink, Ttiurs »-4, Fri 1-12noon MIDDLETOWN Refreshments and prizes UAMIDOi-ETOWNI— APRIL M Th* Deer Hunter (RIB s best ™« APRIL 16, n UA MIDDLETOWN II- Sea Bright Church United Methodist Women will hold a Hurrlcarte (PG) 7, * is Supporting DEER The Willowbrook Players will have auditions for UA MIDDLETOWN III- Aaot Rummage Sale It Cake Sale in the Church basement, from Blaiing Saddle* (R) 7.9.15 HUNTER •:M A.M.to 4 P.M. Barefoot In The Park" at the Monmouth Civic OCEAN TOWNSHIP Auditorium. Monmouth Mall, Eatontown, on Apr 26, 27 at SEAVIEW SQUARE CINEMA I— The China Syndrome (PGI 1, 7:30.*:45 Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Fund 7 30 P.M Raiser Square Dance at North Centerville Fire House, Hurricane (PG) 1,7:41.10 MIDDLEBROOKI- Hailet Live band & caller Call 739-3867 for information APRIL 28 Ca.itorn.a Sulie (PG) 7 30. t JO Open to public. TAIL GATE FLEA MARKET SALE at St. Leo's MIDDLEBROOK II— Church, Lincroft, on Newman Springs Road, 9-4 p.m Bring InvailDft o< Ine Body Snalthers (PC) APRIL M. II 7:15,«:JO your antiques, uniques to sell. Space $6. No rain date. Call RED SANK Gilbert & Sullivan's Operetta. The Mikado" with REDBANK MOVIESI- 747 5805 or 542-0457 CALL FOR YOUR Blaiino SaddledRll, I. 30, « 75 guest conductor. W. Gordon Pagdin. presented by the REDBANK MOVIESII- Monmouth Civic Chorus Director. Allan Wallace, music A Flea Market, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of | FREE SAMPLE LESSON Norih Ave Irregular. (G) 1, 3, MS, WITH 0B WITHOUT A PARTNER • II director, William R. Shoppell. Jr at the Monmouth Arts the Holmdel Fire Co., will be held at the Holmdel Fire MONMOUTH ARTSCENTER- AMERICAN LATINANOOISCODANCES Center. 99 Monmoulh St . Red Bank Fri. Sat.. Apr 20.21, House, Main St., Rt 520, Holmdel, 10 A.M. to 3 P.M., Apr California Suite {PG} 7: IS; Midnight 2 Itr 1 l.i.i Mow hi Ifftct Express (R)9:1S 8 15 P M Tickets: 1700. $600 & $400 Discount for stu- 28 Bring your own table, $5 00 • our tables, $7 00 Reserva- MIDDLESEX COUNTY tions 946-9741. if no answer call 946-3506 EDISON dents and Sr Citizens Call 842-9002 or 542-0972 •H;a.'l>t(•!•>:• «UT.11AJ HIM MENLO PARK CINEMA I— The China Syndrome (PG) 1:10, 4:90, Sisterhood of Congregation B'Nai Israel is sponsoring 7:».9 40 APRIL II MENLO PARK CINEMA II— An afternoon with ECKANKAR, Monmouth Mall Civic its second annual Art Auction to be presented by Bruce Norma Rae (PG) 7: IS, S: 10,7:45.10 WOODBRIDGE Auditorium, 1 p.m Come discover ECKANKAR - a way Andrews Galleries, Fort Lee, N.J It will feature such WOOOBRIDGE CINEMA I— artists as Boulanger, Chagall, Calder, Dali, Nierman, Tt* Champ (PG) 1.15, 4:41. 7.15, •:« of life Guest speakers and music For more information WOODBRIDGE CINEMA II- •innmorj Vickers, Pun-ell, & many more. Champagne preview 8:30 asco wwi snimo Super Bug (G) 1: Old Boyfriends (HI 4. MMUt. b. B. 10 Secretaries It Administrative Assistants All day semi- PM Auction 9:15 P.M. Donation: $1.50 per person. Cham- 12 BROAD ST.. RED BANK MPAA RATINGS KftDMY MHWDt pagne punch & cheese. It will take place at Congregation GGeneral audiences nar, "Footsteps To Personal Development. " sponsored by PG Ail aoev (PartnU1 guidance *ug B'Nai Israel. Hance It Ridge Rds. Rumson, N.J. For more •MMM) Monmouth-Ocean Chapter NSA. held at Hilton Inn, Tinton 741.5858 R-Reilricled (Person.under I7not »d • Information call 842-1800 or 291-3712. milled unless accompanied by parent or Falls, Apr. 21, 9-3 P.M. Luncheon Reservations only, do Adult guardian) not have to be NSA member to attend For further in- Citizens for Life and Monmouth County Right to Life X Adults only formation, call Ann Cokelet_284-M37 or Prudence Marino, will sponser a Dinner-Dance on Sat, April 28, 1979, at 8 M6-729S. pin' at The Cobblestone's Restaurant, Hwy. 35, Mid- "For the truly APTL 21.22 dletown. N.J Tickets $12. For further information, Professional Approach" Beth Ahm Community Players presents "Fiddler On please call 741-0471,681-4207 or 222-9S87. OFF PREMISES CATERING The Roof," 550 Lloyd Rd., Matawan Sat, April 21, 8:30 APRIL 30 THRU MAY 4 p m.; Sun.. April 22, 2:30 p.m. For ticket information, Peace Inc. Cooperative Nursery School will hold Regis- call 56S-8062 or 583 1700 tration and Open House for 1979-80 school year, Apr. 30 UPRIL 22 through May 4, from 9a.m. to 11 a.m. and 12:90to 2:30p.m. St. Benedict HolmdeTPTA will sponsor a Flea Market at Middletown Boys Club, Irving PI., Belford. Information in the school cafeteria, from 9-4 p.m. Tables J7.50. Call call 739-3409 or 671-4616 • WEDDINGS • CHRISTENINGS • BAR MITZVAHS 583-9543 or 264-7108. • BANOUETS . • OFFICE PARTIES_ • SHOWERS I/SRRICANE MAY 4,5 • COCKTAIL PARTIES • WAITRESSES & BARTENDERS Old First United Methodist Church Museum, Locust Bizet's "Carmen," a spectacular production by the '(here is only one safe place., Ave., West Long Branch, Eihibit Of Decorated 121 BROAD, RID BANK • 741-7272 Opera-Operetta Society of the Monmouth Conservatory of NEXT TO FREEDMAN'S — PARKING IN REAR in each otherb arms. Stoneware, Crocks & Jugs, by Bill Neugebauer of Ocean- Music, will be presented at 8 P.M. at the Monmouth Arts port, 2-5 p.m. Admission free Center. Monmouth St., Red Bank. Tickets $5.00, $6.00 & APRIL 23 $7.00. $1.00 discount for students and senior citizens. Chil- An information meeting will be held in St. Agnes dren 12 and under half -price. Group discounts available. Church Hall, Atlantic Highlands, on its trip to England, Call 741-8880 or 842 9002. Scotland & Wales. VIA British Airways, the land tour by Bis American Express 291-0876 or 291-0272 MAY % NOW PLAYING St. Agnes PTA Luncheon & Fashion Show, Sat., May 5, ASBURY MRK MDOLETOWN SHREWSBURY APRIL 24 12 Noon, Old Orchard Inn, Eatontown. Tickets: $7.00. SE«V» SQUARE 2 UA CWEMA 2 CKkUl Parents Without Partners Bayshore Chapter 644 Hospi- Reservations, call 291-0701,291-4732. 730. Ml 7J0.ft« BLOCrMFELO OAKLAND SPARTA tality & Orientation Night, at the Cobblestones, Rt. 35, CENTER R06ERTS OAKLAND SPARTA Mlddletown. 8 P.M. Dancing. For information call Hazlet Sports Club sponsoring bus trip to Jimmy Rosel- 7:30.9-ag Twn 2 7. HIS 7:30. 9:40 TOMS RIVER 739-S867 li. Cost $22.60. Call 264-3754or 787-7852. 8RICKTOWN • PARAMUS BHCK PLAZA 1 OCEAN COUNTY I Thome Jr. High presents Alcohol It Narcotics Effects 2.7:15. MO RKOR0UIE4 1.116. 5.20, tt Prevention. Open to the public. Guest speakers will be Flea Market. Hazlet Fire Co. No. 1, Holmdel Rd., • CLIFTON 1. 3:15. 5:30. , 730. saa 7S0.10:10 Rev. Wm. Hansen and Ms. Carol Davis of Red Bank Hazlet, 9-4 p.m. Space: $7 00. Call 2644487 ctrtON rvm •UNION J. 915 RARITAN RKOUNON Outreach It Middletown Police will have a display of MAY 4,5 EAST BRUNSWICK SOMtRVILL 1 7:15. 9M narcotics paraphernalia. 8 P.M. 70 Murphy Rd., Port LOEWS ROUIt I6TWM I JO. MO WATCHUNG Choraliers of Eatontown present "W-A-AY Off Broad- 7:30, SSO • RIOOEWOOO BLUCSTAR: Monmouth. way," musical variety show, Meadowbrook School, EOO€WATER RKOVW*CR UA SHOWBOAT 3 7:15. MO aa.4a APRIL 25 Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown, May 4, i, 8 P.M. Donation: 730, Ml HOCKAWAY 7.40.10 The Woman's Club of Middletown presents "Tulip Adults $3.00. Seniors & Students $2.00. Information FREEHOU) TOWNSHIP % WAYNE worm 229-1124. FOOROAD HOCKAWVQ 7:40. WO Time" luncheon at the Shadowbrook, fashions by Angelic I Sib,«. 10:30 WEST ORANGE Tiger, Apr. 25 at Noon Tickets $850 Reservations HAHOOTB HUTHERFORO ESSEX OftEfcN i MAY 20 671-3989, 291-3831,6711357, TOWNSHP HUUH JUI IS. 4:40.715, Port au peck Fire Co. It Monmouth Model A Ford Club, ?:30.lia M0 *SECAUCUS WOOOBHIOQE Rummage Sale sponsored by Womens Guild, the Re- annual Antique Car Show & Flea Market at Monmouth fapfp l I LOEWS HARMON WOOOeROGE JERSEY CITY I COVE QUAD 2:15.5. formed Church, 62 Hance Ave., Tinton Falls, 9 A.M. to 2 Park Race Track, 8 a.m.to 5 p.m. For information call 2:20. 4» 7:30. MO LOEWS JERSEY 730,10 P.M. ? CTTYTHPIEX I *nx 16 Snuffv Smith Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1979

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HE'S WUR6.) SOMEONE SET REX. NOW' ,' ME A COAMC BOOK OR WE'LL NEVER GET ANY 6LEEP TONIGHT I. Antes Fer Salt j. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Salt I. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole SHREWSBURY. N.J. TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1979 The DMLV Ifegfafcr 17 BUtCK itri — LeSaore Cuttom. wary CHEVROLET 1*44 - Runt Bood, oood condition, IU*0 mile*. tilts. AM/FM itarao, bucket 1Mb, tmail 2 Autos Per Sale FORD 1173 — Ellta. 44.117 mltei. only angina, aood w mileage. W113» t. Autos For Sale 2. Autos For Sole 3. Autot For Solo um CHEVY 1f7J GI0 4 Cylinder — Dark FIREBIRD FORMULA 400 1f7S - OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME THUNDERBIRO H74 — VwTT ••• Londllton, crulM and cHfMM cawtfwt AMC 1*7* — Picir Thrt»4ow Hatch- LINCOLN mSMARK IV—Moon root, bine, high back seats, automatic, new Loaded, vary clean, lady owned Call 1173 • • Fully equipped, *lr condition- back. sl» cylinder, automatic, power tilt crulaa, AM/FM stereo plus tight good year snow ft res lire*, lull In 7M-3OS1 ____ ing, all pow*r Cat) 7414J4S or 747-475* Atktm MM* 5t>tffl track. HMC mllM. um sMCted. excellent running condition. after 4 p.m. ite**4ng and brahM. air. S4.H1 mllM. FIREBIRD t*U - White, black con TOP TRADE ALLOWANCI - THUNDERBIRD 1*71 - 11,7*0 miles. Will tall tor U4S0. or trade tor car or Looki end runi new Only tlflJ TIM vertlble loo. mint condition Ashing vervlc* DOWNIS PONTIAC. U and license extra Red Bank Volvo, MM. truck Call TO 14*0 113M T4MH7, ask for Nick, PEUGEOT — Wt. air ci Main St., IMIMA. 54*-nW FORD nti - Pickup truck, S*,4» We're Dea*.. 741 MM AM/FM catsatt* stereo, eicellent con CHEVROLET VAN 1171 - Sll- mlias. automatic transmission, Dowtf FORD VAN 1f77 — Sunroof want TORIMO STATION WAGON 1171 — cyiinder. thru MI ad, U.OOti mli«i, dition IJtO Call 142 Tin after 5 P.m. AUDI W71 - Four-cvlrndtr automatic ilMring and brakes llrti Automatic, pawar rtaarlf. VM. V3000 Call after 4, 7«7-ajQ4 ' valour caoUln'i chairs. Craaori, wood AM/FM, sunroof UKUTV Komynv. All ItM above vehicles have air tondi paneling, caiielte stereo 14000 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE Ifel-Oood Ctil after 4. 717 WM lion ing, power steering, powti brakes, US* 741-UM CHEVROLET NOVA «7S - Four- 5mt rondltiun. M50. automatic trant/nlsiion All prlcet ex TOYOTA CeLICA 1fT7 - OT. door. 12,000 miles, excellent condition 747 in* of M-SOft AUDI HOD - 1*71, W.MC mlks Silver eluding HIM and MV fe«, Win accept FORD GALAXIE S00 1H7 - Power cylinder, five Wit manual H Call 717t i. Automatic AM/fM steering, power bra***. Automatic PLYMOUTH DUSTER — 1171, auto- and brakes. I****. UM* 747. Eves a I IJM unveiling Cle*n Aikfnfl tlfOD CHEVROLET NOVA If** - Oepen Looks and runs wall. (425 4fU*M matic J*0 angina, power tta*r- miles Mint cer*ltl*n OM 2*10 d«ble trantponallon, lots of new Parts, lng/brav«s, console, new In-desh 14*fS Ta» ana itfjnai ertra. H—: FORO LTD 1fM- Two-door, hatf vinyl AM/FM elgrtt-tracti stereo Dual •* Volvo, OwHar, 741 >J». BONNCVILLt 1*73 HARDTOP - MOB or bat! offer Call H7fa47 tup. 301, atr conditioning, AM/FM ttet haust soorly 44.0M mliet UNI. Cili Four-flow, air copdlllomns, AM/FM coWtlon, muit go by Friday TOYOTA COROLLA LIPTtACK If77 CHEVROLET If74 MONTE CARLO- M. Mlchelin (iret. l.SMmlMt Relocei 7S7-41M stareo. UM 4 - Air. power brakes VOLVO me mi — i— PONTIAC - Grand Prla, H7], V-t. CADILLAC Wll- Eicallenicondition. CHEVROLET NOVA — If71, lour- AM/FM stereo elghttrack, good condi power, air, AM/FM lt*ms tape Re*w BUICK ELECTRA 1970 - Vary Clean lion, ittOO. IV OU. after *. automalir, power steering, brakes, WHO or bait offer door. 7,000 miles Fully egulppefl New lar gas A 1 KOPB. 471-IU1 Good running condition, includes car warranty Call 741-43SS or 741 U47 windows, locks. Call Ifi-IM) aftar * Chevy of traitor hitch. UM •" 4alO CaH anytime, 747-O1H FORD tin - Four-door sedan, classic VOLKSWAGEN rf*f BUG - after 4 tun. 1300 speed. gra«n. MMI tall W« CAMARO 1*41 - 307. tour spaed, runt BUICK 1*7? - Htg«l Twodow hard 74i-a7*l afUf 1 » p.m. PONTIAC 1170 ~ Two-door CatallM, Call *71 Itti good. (7» lop, V4, automalic, ocaai steering, CHEVROLET VAN - 1f74. til power sleerlnfl/brakes, air, one owner, »MH4 VOLVO 1*4E 1*74 — Ili-cvllndar. auto- power brakes, air. itarao, 14 0W mllti cylinder, radial tlret. vary clean \UW FORD MAVERICK 1f71 - Depenoabii 1 C 71M1S Om owner 14HS Tax and iictnia t« tiansponatlon. 14U or besl offer Cai *' " malic, fuel injection, power steering CAMARO TYPE LP 1174 — Light blue 717WW tfa Had Ban* Volvo Dealer. 741 ON /I7-H47. PONTIAC (974 FIRFBIRD - H/OOO tnQ brekit, air, kealhar Interior. DfOO metatlc, 30} anoint, air, power steer CHEVROLET H71 — SU or aiortt miles. Automatic, air condltfonlrtQ, miles An aaceptlonal buy al only 141*5. •ng. brakes, till Hearing wheel, electric cylinder, running order, at It, WM or FORD GRANADA If 7* — SlM-cyllnder AM' FM ttpe, power steering. 177M f Ta» and llcenia extra. Red Bank Volvo. the '80s on BUICK 1*70 ELECTRA - Engine windows, electric locks. AM/FM Her, best offer Call 1*4-4*11 four door, yinvl top, air, AM/FM tape to S. '•»> *40i, attar 4. if i-5*11. Oeiler. 741 MW ^___ worked on. new Irammisslon, itartef •o, 3iM0 milei, like new. Ue» or best power tteerlng/brakct, 14.000 miles and battery leOO or best offer W Jtll offer Call dayi 741*747 Weekends, COSWORTM VEGA «7S -Spatial Edi- Call 74144*4 • PONTIAC 1974 LeMANS - Saiiri Wag- VOLVO 1*4E H71 — All power, auto- after 4, iJi-Wa. tion, not readable, rear coltliion dam on Three seet, air, power steering and matic, air. AM/fM radio. •*,«00mlt«, BUICK SKYLARK - 1*70 two flow age. engine and drive (rain A-OK. GEORGE WALL brakes, excellent condition. $1300 aood iransportaUon Ashlno 11U Call CHEVROLET 1170 BELAIRE - Good 7S.0O0 mint, »1500 747 4094 attar >p m LINCOLN/MERCURY utoo wm 141-tlM 946W> afttr 7 p.m. condilion Asking US0. Shrewsbury Ave . el Svcamort VOLKSWAGEN 1W — Fof parts. IM* CREDIT PROBLEMS Shrewsbury^ 747 HOD PONTIAC 1*71 — Grand Safari station engine Engine and transmission In April 19™ CAMARO Z a - Il'l lDur-«Med: im man No cash? If you're working, wt can agon V a. automatic transmission, good running condilion. Four ajaod tires macuiaia condition low mlleaea RM, CHEW NOVA 1171 — Green Tuned help lo g*t you financed No mo.-wv MONTE CARLO 1*73 - Eicellenl CQD >ow*r * leer l nay brakes, *>r condi- and wtteets New «as tank and stearins black interior Sotna ailrat Call Don down Payments arranged to lult your up SIM Pleas* call ditlon, AM/FM. brown with tan sun tioner, AM/FM radio, MOO miles. damper Many othar ulvagiabk* pa/ts need! Many Now and Quality Uted iwrecked front end) (175 firm Call na. m-n«. W-4M1 roof, llr, new brakct, I14O0 747-74Of *t(iSt CsH 7<1-O**4 after 3 p.m. Can to chooM from Call Mr. Freder 544-OX tfltf *. iLkt at Rams Pontlac. US Br«g Si . MONZA 1f7* - Excellent POR5CHE 974 1»77 — AM/FM stereo, 2. Autot For Sale 2. Autoi For Sole Red Bank ?41 J1W perfect condition 12500. air condlilonlno. Garaged. $7*00 WHELAN PONTIACBUICK-OPiL Call iv uu s4147f5 after 5 p.m. Hwy f Freehold CUTLASS 1*74 — With air, AM/FM 4*a-OI47 radio itereo elght-lrack, gjood condi MUSTANG - 1147, too many new part* RABBIT - "You've got to drive it to !ion 11900 or bell offer 717 4437 to list. New llres amfrlms WOO firm believe II " SHREWSBURY MOTORS. Call aftar 5 P.m. 144-51*0. 3 TructttAndTraHtrt DATSUN mi UTS — Sli-cylirxler, INC , Mi-am four tpeed. manual tteerlng. power MUSTANG~FASTBACK »»7 - JOJ V4 R|D BANK VOLVO CHEVROLET JW TON PICK-UP - brakes, air condllionlng, itereo One I 30,000 miles. Many new parts. 1350 119 I NEWMAN SPRINGS RO Truck, 1*73, with cap, SHOT DODGE owner 13*00 mile* tMfS Tex and Nredt body work. 471-1114. RED BANK, 74V5M4 Call 3*4-5*31 nctnwi'in Red Bank Volvo, Dealer, Open S nights iDlDpm, S*l until * MUSTANG If** — HartftOO, rebuilt DODGE PICK UP t**5 Mi Mi* __^ _„_ engine and transmission, many new REDIKER-SHERMAN ReasonaM* carts, new tires, Interior parted, body DODGE PEUGEOT Call 747-H47 I DATSUN 710 1*74 — Sporty hardtop. work partially done, needs paint Job. Rt 14—Wall Township—44f IK fourtpeM ttlck. AM/FM elgtttUack, 1300 Cell 4f5-f45S after 1 p.m. DODGE VAN 1*4* - Needs body and Cifotiorv trs a whole new kfnd of car The first | Ji.OOOmiln IJiM 7«7 1404 after 5pm engine work. In running condition 1350 RITTENHOUSE DEALS! MUSTANG - ift*. slK-evllnder, auto- or belt offer. Call 544-OK frftar 4. DODGE VAN tf*f - Ijeedt minor LINCOLN MERCURY. Inc. Chevy with front-wheel drive and tra'nsvferse- matic 1700 or best offer work. V4W 900 Hwv 3J 7751500 Ocean Twp, 1*4* INTERNATIONAL — V baa mounted engine. Contemporary styling in a 4VS9O40 MMfU truck, V4 gat. flve-spewl, SHORE MOTORS NOVA SS 1173 - 350 four-barrel, lour rear. Re»sonable. 7P-H47, Volvo-Triumph Dealer sporty package that takes up less than 3/4 of a We Rt STARTING DODGE SWINGER 1*74 - Showroom new llres. air, power itaerlng/brakes, Ht. 35, Manasauan 511 7500 INTERNATIONAL tftt PICKUP — condition, automatic, air, Power asking HMO 717-55*4, * parking space, yet carries five adults In comfort Drakes steering, 12.310 741-041* tx New motor, clutch and tires, a real STEIN CADILLAC SPRING I ween M p.m. OLOSMOBILE.OMEGA 1*77- 305 V-*. worker. 1550 'J* Mil ASBURY AVE.ASBURY PARK •fs the most thoroughly tested new car in Chevy 11 in i> o hlohwav, automatic, power 775.2W0 JEEP CJ 7 - ltn, 17,000 mile* Hard- DODGE CHARGER - 1*7? steering/brakes, air, reai defrotUr, history. CLEANING! MO lop, loaded Must see to apanclatt. Landau roof, ruttprooflng, AM/FM, STRAUB BUICK-OPEL Can JH-WM Best offer. Call 1447**] aftar 3 P.m. 19,800 miles, eicetlont condition Can NINE ACRES o( New and Used Cars 29t 14f3 Hwv 3S 1*4-4000 Keyport RAM CHARGER - 1*7*. four wftMl NEW drlvt, fully equloped, custom)!* In OLDSMOBILE N 1*71 — New moior. THUNUERBIRD 1*72 - Loaded, ex side and out. Call between * and i. 1S.0OO miles Good running condition, NEW 1979 1979 DODGE cellent condition. 12000 or beti offer M«.y Millar, S74-3fH. FIAT PEUGEOT DEALER body needs work. W0 513-415f Call enytlme, 747-015* DODGE D-100 BILL LANZARO'S AUTO SALES INC TRUCK INSURANCE ST. REGIS OLDSMOBILE TORONAOO — tf74, THE FINEST SELECTION - Of new m 314 Main 5t MaUwan 5t3-TO0 FREE quotas and binders bv (MM Stand equtp »«»! . <" Meerlng. * <3' Brand equip- 3il VI, auto loaded »,000 miles. Power brakes, and uted cars In Monmouih County Itpttd mm Irani Mddia trim CALL TOLL-FREE I COME SEE AND ENJOY A TEST DRIVE Irani . P 5 PI Opdoni liohl pkg FIREBIRD 1171 - MOO miles, K5 cu tteerlng, power door locks, vinyl roof Over 100 air condi Honed new cars In pwr brakei oouom 'ult wheel >••• elect del , LR mirror, ai in. automatic, power steering and AMFM. flaw better y and brakes Ii- Stock McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC.. covert r«d<«i« ipettai •••( •">»' cond Talaai, AMfM radio, vlny IN THE NEW 1980 CITATION...WE M radi brakes, air, AM FM stereo Ask.ng cplleni condition Musi sail. 11900 ai Shrewsbury Ave. New Shrewsbury More Classified mo oroepedor package 1 in foolool,, dig clock, wwinyl B S S midgi iilio cati after i, M1-7M7. best offer- Call m2H2 HAVE FREE REFRESHMENTS AND HOT •lock LliltSllS n stoctk k Li1tf47Lil1tf470 » 741-HOO. on Next Pogc DOGS PLUS A FREE GIFT FOR EVERY •4386" *6894" 2. Autos For Sole 7. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sale TEST DRIVEI PRICES EXCLUDE AX » M V FEES THE building is old INSTANT CREDIT TO ENTIRE INVENTORY QUALIFIED BUYERS PRICED TO GO! THE owners are new— 100°" FINANCING CIRCLE Up to 48 mos. to pay for qualified buyen on WE'RE WRITING DKAL8I any new or uted car In stock) Ibuyen MAY we serve you? CHEVROLET CO. LABRIOLA HOME OWNERS SPECIAL:IAL--| 641 Shrewsbury Ave. Shrewsbury REMSEN DODGE U»lo 60 moi lopay. Hoeowapiv'l - MOTORS M Main it., MaUwMt, 1 block weit ofl RR Station 741-3130 566-6100 Call 364.9740 Mr. Dee THE 1980's START HERE

TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY See the luxury models ... the Pontiac Phoenix U Coupe and Hatchback.The sporty ones ... the Pontiac Phoenix SJ Coupe and Hatchback. And our base Pontiac Coupe and Hatchback. All models come with an impressive list ol AND BE ELIGIBLE TO WIN standard features including front-wheel drive with transverse mounted engine, radial tires, extensive anti-corrosion measures, an AM radio and room for five. Plus more available options that we've ever offered on a car this size. Stop in today and see which Pontiac Phoenix fits your lifestyle.

Test drive a 1980 Phoenix between April 19 and April 28th and enter your name for our drawing for a new 19" color television. No purchase necessary. You must be 18 years of age to enter. Drawing will be April 28th at 5. p.m. in our show room. FREE REFRESHMENTS APRIL 19th 2Qth& 21st

RTE36 EATONTOWN, N.J. EXIT 105-GARDEN STATE PKWY 542-7800 18 The DtityRegfcter SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY,APRIL IT, 1979 ffhis S&and is fyour Stand PRESERVE IT... ENJOY IT... INVEST IN IT... PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 1979

Our American heritage has provided us all with the right to own land. community. We care about you, our neighbor. Now is the time to exercise that right and maintain It. We want to help you in any way we can...and we will do our best to The members of your local Board of Realtors are deidcated to this serve you. This year, make part of this land your land. REALTOR4 61 Business 4. Motorcycle* 10 Wanted Automotive SI. Help Wonted Tiger 54. Situations Wanted Female Opportunities AAAAAAAAA CYCLE IMSUftANCf 0*1 Ul JUNK CARS WANTED SI* aklng a must ExptnttuM BABYSITTING - Inm¥homttof»ouf EARN EXTRA MOHEYIt - H» f Mtf b IIU1IV , excellant Id nge benefits 100 mailing circulars. Free Inform* TOP CASH PAID Iriut cnlM E«cn»r,lcart Holmdal - HaiKI Of III e In Red 8anh , Call for ap lion, write ST Enterprise*. »»l« IMMEDIATE PICKUP Nk« araa Call 3M Wi point. I 7416*70 1 II Op port unit v Bent Boua*t E.. Houston. Ti. HOW. Hli-N-HERS HONDA 4JTS — 1*71 441 1144 Ml Employer •MM »UCk. Ml Of tnram. O*Mn0»d , M/F. HOUSEKEEPER - From f 10-1.00. CLEAN-UP JUNK CARS — And Ukt tart, MtMsM luwNetMri, felna/fMaan BUSINESS IS GOOD - Do you have Monday. Tuesday, WadnMdav. Friday modal wrtckl, HlfhMl prim MM 43 Money To Loan »a*t. Marker back lira, *700 the desire to earn above average in or Saturday* call m-iwt now Call Rocce, w JIM, 717 U*t come7 Lei me snow you how easy II It LADV TO DO - HMMkcetnng or I IMKI. tin* b*f and rack. and h««cfun doing It Call Rick Grlr JUNK CARS WANTED can Of Itta elderly Have driver's CREDIT ASSISTANCE im lor a mum of lit f agency, it* WOO license Call W )m Both In toed running condition I TOO HIGHEST PRICES PAID AGENCY Homeowners 24 HOUR TOWING CAFETERfA HELP DISHWASHERS takn — M«r Call |44« «rtw *. MANAGER — Das* Cltrk Sa«*t rttl Bod credit? Mon#a«e prwbtemtt »t»- BI.C TOWING, It MM - Part lime. Mlrrlott Corp . pleasant dent position, small hotel, motel Cal lected by your banks and lending m HONDA XLIM I IT* — Lafiovtr working condition.- Call ttt-S41f be itilulions' Judgments, lions o» •mm TOP DOLLAR Brou«M nn> hi 1*77 EactUtnt condl tween 7 10 a m or 2-4 p.m. tor appoint orooertv? We guarantee lo clean up FOR USED CARS ttan LM mltei UTS 7» l!» men! Equal opportunity employer MOTHER WILL - Babysit In mv your credit and make you credit .ear- LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO. INC. homo, ages I months to < year! Call th v Call m-«l» gr »• KAWASAKI 4M l»77 — Futl» wulo Rt IS SavrtvHH, NJ. 727-11 CARPENTER - Alteration work, new IM-4110. an* trltti Klrkvr ivitam. color rtd, LOANS BY PHONE TOP DOLLAR PAID work, layout, trim Cat! HI »376 after bam Utitora** tine* Swrt 1*71 Aiklng RESPONSIBLE - CeMtw freshman Secondary Morteeoa Loani For junk c*rt. Immediate Pkkue, 7 p.m. |DK CantactMr Corwln al TlwMotl needs tumme, babysitting lob C " TOLL FREE |MI U\ 1171 WUhtf Im. Ml ISM c«n mam or mnu CENSUS TAKER - Borough of Tlntan )47 For dlesel tractors and trailers, three and supervision of building staff Send avc, two years administrative ei RED HANK 7*1 137 4 3113 7 i time Call 8476800 Marty, TOMS FORD, Hwv. IS, K«y years experience, full benefits, paid resume to Box E 29V The Daily Reg penence in an organiied camp Musi FREEHOLD 7(0 107 have American Red Cross and Cardlo IM. Commercial 11M. Commercial port. M4 IU0. HAIRDRESSER - For Fair Haven vacations union ihou 867-7710 ister, Shrewsbury. NJ 07701. stating E BRUNSWICK 1JS-51K DESIGNER — Automatic machtnerv Pulmonary Resuscitation validated i full or part-time, top pay experience, salary required and avail Rentals Rental* USED AUTO & VAN RENTALS HAZLET _ lU-2*i Creative, experienced Individual MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST — Ex certificates ii*Ing mi 5733 ability. . if A DAY/i o; MILE needed for manufacturer of diversified penenced for busy doctors office, Mon COUNSELORS Must be over II years CALL TOLL FREE MMH-tW ASSEMBLY - Mechanical assembly eaulpmenl, Liberal paying benefits HOMEMAKERS IM/F) - Preferred. and Tues.. * to J MinMatewen, Wed REAL ESTATE SALES will train Apply Motion Systems Corp. Talented growing agency provides Vte of age and have written health history INMICntUU. tTMX M BROAD ST. CaH 932 1234 for Interview or s*nd re An opportunity to earn 140 170 per eve and Fri. 9 to S 30 in Freehold Call within year AaualKS supervisor must 61 Rierdan PL {off Shrewsbury Ava.I best in advertising, training and flnan 12.000 sq ft Tailgate load sum* |o Wllliatn E Young & Co. 600 Part time Call 787-4*16. SU 4494 have American Red Cross and C.P R rtED BANK, N.J. 142 S cial programs Opening in MkMleto-wn Auto Insurance Stirewsbun Essex Rd., Neptune, NJ. O77S3 validated certificates Counselor ing. railroad siding, private Vofnce suite Il.ns ,-i ft. J moy be IOMEMAKERS (M/W) - For MEDICAL ASSIS- and Ocean Twp AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC MEL M ED AG ENCY WIW » skilled in Arts and Crafts. Counselor parking, air conditioned. subdivided for any pertWjn there DENTAL ASSISTANT — High salary, omeslic work, must have Iransporia TANT RECEPTIONIST — Full lime skilled in Dance and Drama, Counselo* AUTO INSURANCE lbe skilled in complete automobile experienced. X-ray license Chalrside ion 13 SO per hour to start. 566 2684, for solo General Practice. General ax skilled in Sports, Counselor skilled In spnnKlered Public trans- repair Very bust shoo. Five-day work REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON - FREE Quotes and blndari bv dhon* and desk responsibilities Call 2717744 5B3 6497 perience necessary. Insurance forms, tutoring portation CALL TOLL FREE iOWP*703. week Excellent paf plan and benefUt blood drawing, electrocardiogram Multiple listing member with 13 years DESIGNERS-DRAFTING HOSTESS/HOST - Weekends, ex- experience Profitable career If aspir- Two Van Drivers, experienced, wtth PHOENIX BROKERAGE - Fcmous Applf in person or iall Circle ChevroK Pleasant working conditions. Llncroft Cbrnpany, 641 ShreWitJury Ave ENGINEERS ft TECHNICIANS perienced, over 18. Apply in person, 1<5 area. Send resume to Box V 266, The ing Call JEAN IRWIN, Realtor. Red Bus Drivers validated in ens* 7«»-1100 for low coit auto liHuranci. Eaiv 747-1100 Shrewsbury. NJ 741-3130 ASK 'or Nxfc L J GONZER ASSOCIATES , Shore Point Inn, J160 Hwy 35, Daily Register, Shrewsbury. N J, Bank 841-418J. SUMMER HELP NEEDED - For payment plan immadUtt I.D. cardt Trocchla, Sfrvite Manager 152 Brotd 51 ReO flank B42 39O0 Hailel. U'/Ol Fraa ouoli bv Phona. Call H4-MI7 REAL ESTATE SALES - We're loot) swim club Tennis Pro. Swim Insiruc BAR WAITER/WAITRESS Sa1i»i OISHWASMER- - Experienced,' full ing for a few motivated salespersons tors, mutt have wsi. Ltfeeoards and days and Sundays. lime, Apply In person, 2-S P m . Shore License required No experience neces- Day Camp Counselors Send Resume lo 10 Wanted Automotlvt Call 717 UM between .8 p.m. Point Inn, 3360 Hwy 35, Hailei. Keypunch MESSENGERS sary, will tram Salary and bonuses Middlelown Swim Club. 140 Harmony Ask for Allan at M7-MU Rd , Middletown, N J 07741 DISHWASHER - Part-time Indefinate temporary assignment In SUPERINTENDENT - New project : Make It Yourself Rum Runner, Sea Bright Operators the Holmdel area Will be making de REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS - JUNK CARS WANTED No phone c«

*nw* a\\et 5 i> n UN Cart time, 7 tu 1 30 V m , rx $1.50 lot exh pattern Add 40« j PART TIME - Bus driver, private cellent benefits Please call Mrs King WlifEflVSOLDERERS For elec I LAWN MOWER MECHANIC — I < school, will train U per hour lo start each pattern tor fifstclatt air- at Westwood Hall Hebrew Home. tronk company In Wall Township Call ,1 periented, lull time only. Apply In per Call belween 9-4 pm 542-4777 HJ-S277 between 84 P m. Monday 4M-74OO between I and.4 30 P m mail and handling U*4 tr I] son. Little Silver Repair Center, ?6 S Lane, Little Silver PART-TIME - Christian Education through Friday WOODWORKING ASSEMBLERS - Director. Experienced work- «• rather, UHia «.rt it. htc<< RN OE LPN M/W — 11-7. tout nights Apply EbtOt Industries Inc., o I LEGAL SECRETARY - Experience ing children Willing to share faith In Shrewsbury Ave , Shrewsbury ^^kii per week for skilled nursing unit of The preferred, with salary depending on Jesus Christ. 70 hours per week Send 0 LOViQ CLASSIFIED resume lo Box Q 2*1. The Daily Reg Methodist Home Call Mrs Wright. experience. Excellent benefits and 774-1316 working conditions Call Mrs Roachat ister, Shrewsbury. N J. 07701 52 Babvsltilng/Crtlld NeedUcroft Dtp! 61 Mtfc ai it k n tMaum.GrM 747/400, Mon , Wed , or Fri., l30l.ni. RN M/W — Full time night shift Com PART TIME AND FULLTIME - Cart to A JO p.m petltlve salary and benefits. Hilltop The Doily Regiiter General Janitorial work Keyport area, Nursing Home. 671-0177. LEGAL SECRETARY • Experience Edison area and Plalnfield area t BABYSITTER - For one year old In real estate r equired. Please call 747-1SM. SALES AND OPERATIONS PERSON child in our home Mon-Fri,• 7.10-3 JO Red Bank irta. Call 74f-04jg. — For uniform distributor Good with • Boi 1*1. 0W ChtisM $ta., Ntw For teacher and husband. Call S44-U71 BUSINESS DIRECTORY PART TIME BARTENDER-For ser paper work, detail, and follow up. Must • Tort, NY 10011 Print Namt, LIFEGUARDS - Musi be certified vice bar Apply in person between 8-9 be personable and willing to succeed Send resume lo Marlboro Swim u m Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport BABYSITTER NEEDED - Five davs Apply in person to Miller Uniforms. 191 a week, 7:30-4:30. One child Please • AMftss, Zip, fatten Number. Division. P.O Box 51, Morganville. Throckmorton St., Freehold. A DAILY GUIDE M J 0/751 All•ntio, n F>MA PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDJ-: t <, call anytime. 4*147.34. • • NEW FOR 1979' NHDLCCftAFT hours daily, must have car. \3 per hour SALESPERSON - Three or four dan • CATALOG- Hundreds of beauti lo slart 233 6060. BABYSITTER.- For five-monthofd OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENT per week, experience in women's black baby Eatontown trt* Mom • fui things to make' 3 free ATIVES — Opportunity iusl knocked. PIZ2A PERSON — And Short order ready-to-wear preferred. Apply in per works days. Call S42 IMV Sterling Thompson wants you ! cook Full-time nights. Apply in person, son. no phone calls, DONNA'S, 93 • patterns inside Send 75< BABYSITTER IN MV HOME ~- Two Progressive markets, creative under Lulgl's Famous Piiza, Sunset Ave , Uroad St. Red Banfv small Children References required writing, wide variety of Products. Wartarndssa, after 4 p.m. SALES COUNTER — Industrial hard- Call 7I7-31U eads! Leads' Leads! Expanding In POLICE DISPATCHERS-TWO ware - mechanical background helpful urante company seeking professional One full-time position and one part- Apply in person. Gale's Industrial Sup- LIVE-IN BABYSITTER - Room and • agents that wish to succeed Call ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN PAINTING A time position is available Shift work ply. 26 W Fronl 51 . Keyport board. Olus small salary Six dart (1 Gilrov, 566 0400 with minimum lyplng skills required Retired woman preferred, but will con- * Printed Pattern TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING sider young woman with one child. Call ACHINISTS — Bridgeport and lathe Command of the telephone and ability SALESPERSON - Part lime and full 7lW4 wrators. Tap rates based on ex- to exercise control In emergency situ- time. Wanted: Closer j National firm, 9417 Total Wardrobe! ADDERS - Typewriters. Calculator ORILLON - Complete lawn service, QUALITY HOUSE PAINTING inence. minimum 10 years. Small ations Starting salary U,104, Call guaranteed leads Present salespeople S47 2613 or apply Police Headquarters. sold, traded, r*palr«d. spring clean UP and rototllllng Call Reasonable rates. 7 years experience top. All benefits. Permanent poti- Closing 10% Opportunity, »IO0 per -24'/, Boroof Tlnton Falls, Equal Opportuni- S3 Domestic Help DISCOUNT prices 291-13)1. Free estimates 747-9SS6 after 4. ons Enulishtown area i3t-6600 week. Full lime - salary and com SERPICOS 747-0*1 ty Employer, M/F. mission 671 22M ROBERT GIARD PAINTING - In HOUSEKEEPER — Live In or out. SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER - Re- HOMEOWNERS LAWN tertor/eKtcrlor, FulIV Insured. Free es- ACHINIST - Todevetop special ma POT WASHERS - Waitresses, Good pay Four or five day week Ret ROOFING A SIDING AND LANDSCAPING timates Fair Haven. 747-3171. linery and tools Apply Motion Svs wailcrs. bartenders M/F Part-time sponsible individual for multi ta< efences. Write Box O-?*l, The Dally ms Corp., 61 Rlordan PI, (off Can 741 5933 belween 2-4. housing complex in Lincroft. Must be Register, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701. All phases of Isndtcavlng, total lawn ROOFING AND SIDING - Free tst WILLIAM J. CLARK — Painting con hewsburv Ave ). Shrewsbury good typist and experienced In all care New lawn Planting, old lawn males Otion RoMinO 1 Skiing Co. Ct tractor, residential, commercial, pa 3060 . phases of bookkeeping. Reply to Box renovation, quality nursery sleek 747 1*16 or 131 ItH ||t 1103 perhanglng. Call iumfj. Production Manager E-. 7. 22Vi, 24H. Sue 14V, Lawn Cart *7t-7OM after * p.m. Call 741-0431 (bust 37) takes 2 1/8 yds 60" CAREER OPPORTUNITY I Situations Wanted CARPET CLEANING STEVES LANDSCAPING - Certified DRIVEWAY SERVICE PERSON - For Medical pesticide* epollcetor. Grading, seeding CONSTRUCTION equipment Electronic and mechnlcal Female «nd sodding RotolHIIng and foundation at Knowledge required, South Jersey Sur- A 1 EXPERT CARPET CLEANING — plantings 717-8254 FREE ESTIMATES - On Asphalt gical In Shrewsbury. 747-1614. Upholstery cleaning Reasonable Sena $1.50 for tact patttm. drives. Our 24th year rales Morrli Hoffman, 747-OJOt. MULLER CHEVROLET-BMW SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - BABYSITTING — Mv Shrtwtburr Add 4C4 tor uch •attan for PAINTING* ART CO PAVING 741-1S» Experienced only, days Apply Tony's home Small group, pl«v tird. incckl. DECORATING Mobil, Broad SI. and Maple Ave.. Red hot lunchtt. reuontble ratn. Any ao«. lint-class airmail. MISCELLANEOUS TRUCK ft AUTO We are replacing a salesman who was promoted to Bank. Call 741 0213 anvtlmt. Sand to: AIL PAINTING RENTAL manager. Candidates should have excellent com- LIGHT HAULING —And will Clean oui Light hauling, dumping FORO RENT-A-CAR basements, cellars, garages and haw Call 7414010 munications skills, be well-groomed and sell-molivated FAIRWAY FORD •wav Call John e . 747 33*4 toward higher economic goals. We oiler: B4P INTERIOR PAINTING Dally • Weekly • Monthl< VALUABLE COUPON No job too small Reasonable rales 7113*00 MARIAN MARTIN ROTOTILLING, llgnl hauling, allies Call anytime. 170-1731 and garages cleaned, tree worn Cal USED AUTO 1 VAN RENTALS Pattern Dept. 420 S414U* or 471-au 17 A DAY/107 MILE •TRAINING SALARY E i J PAINTERS CALL TOLL FREE 800*71-*70J 50 CENTS OFF Free Estimate*). Reasonable ratei • EXCELLENT PAY PLAN The Daily Register SPRING CLEAN UP •hune W 4444 Ctean attics, cellars, garages and •DEMO PLAN verm All appliances removed Scrap, PAINTING AND DECORATING Your Next iron and metals General clear up .•ft S jooei Fully inturtd • HEALTH INSURANCE work 747414* all day For Ire* estimate* call m-MJI AVIS •36-HOUR WORK WEEK DAILY REGISTER OASSflED AD PAINT UP FOR SPRING •PAID VACATION By presuming ihis coupon 232 UtatlltttSt, New Vat, XV • LANOSCAPING LAWN Expert Craftsman Riatontblt When placing youc classitwd ad 10011. PriM NAME, MWRESS, • GARDEN MAINTENANCE Interiors mv speciality II this appeals to you, and you would like lo further (Sorry, ml goo* (owrrfl Fimlll Ad ZIP, SUE Me SITU NUMBED. WALL v* PAINTING, It 1 111 I investigate a career in auto sales, contact Bruce COMPLETE LAWN MAINTCNANCE or Conir»cl Adnrtlfn) All the new clothes you need for - Rltldtntitl. commercial W« are 'AlNTiNG — iMMv/MrtlMt. Roofing. | Korsen, 10 a.m. • 1 p.m., Mon, thru Fri. your busy hie ire in our SPRING- fully Insurtd and have II yean ei Carpentry, cement wort AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Ptritnce Member of NJ Turf Grail For til.rn.Hts, m-ttW. i|l-» SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG! Association Fr*a estimates }t\TliS Dresses, tops, skirts, pants, jests, APERNANGING AND PAINTING — I] 566-8000 Call 542-1700 GARDENS HOTOTILLED - Wftfi IM nlerlof and fiMrlor. Fully Insurvd. [ IKkets. Plus 11.50 Iree pattern Trov-im Tiller Call *71-OW7, 671-tJH Work guaranteed. Free estlmalts. Hwy. 34 & S. Atlantic Ave., Matawan Mill crwcki to: Tin Dally Rtgltltr coupon. Send 751 or 4./I.1417 AUL HORAN 171 Ont fljjIiHr Plut. Shnwtbury. N.J. 07701 71 Mtrcfconditt 71. Mtrchandist 71.Mtrdiondifte Nubbin SHREWSBURY. N J TUESDAY. APRIL 17. 1979 The D^RcgfcttT 19 FwSolt For Sole For Salt ANTIQUE TOOLS - Orionllalla, D» FURNITURE - Only Quality Maces. THATCHER FURNACE - 7S,M»fiTU 220 Atlantic Highlands 234 Middlefown prtliKxi Gtesi 1150 ujdies writing Kitchen MU. deUi. tofai. tove M«U m Very good condition HMM...I Above equipment mav bt leen al : oeu, we wi spi. end laMet, pine droo-leM. hulch« MJ314T china, tamct Coto* TVt and much WUAT Mfc he Municipal Garage Wesl Lincoln ''••it^oV-ToF THE MAYOR ANTIQUE PIANO - Eftfly IKO-i vt , Atlantic Highland*, any businctl AND TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE OF more Mult Me at Lorraine i Nearly THE USED FURNITURE CENTER THE TOWNSHIPOF MIDDLETOWN Lenox upright grand Site" high by New. S3 V under bill Awe . Leonardo 117 Shrewsbury Ave . Red Bank PUT day between the hours of I JO AM and ROBERTJ ECKERT MAVOR H'.M'V Sound board excellent, good (Behind POM OtMice) Wed -Sat. m Been*, Has-bceni and Why Nou 10 PM mrw. shortiiv *h*r». Ebonv wood cebi Sun . Ill m-0071 OH Proposal* mutt be submitted HILDA COLLISON, CLERK net with catters. matching stool 11000 TV's - 11" color, from lift RCA, 000* Klosed in a veiled envelope bearing AfXll 17 »"••> Zenith, Phllca. G E , Admiral Thete he name and addreis Of the bidder and FURNISHINGS - a t touMrtroooi Htl we In excellent condition and ddre&ted to the Borough Clerk of At 240 Rumson ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE -1 t»™ B«i ».«* eh.,,,, uti.,. repacked in carton with brand new tet anlic Highlands Art a s largest and Until selection 311 NOTICE dt(Or«ttoni. bm •-tir«i1 IU londi guarantee VISA and Matter Char»e Souanhum Veilowbrook fid. F#rro The Borough reierwet tht right to AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ttonwi. gar(fcn loon MuMou tooti accepted 7iT-*7», .ngdake noit to Howell P*ck powtr l»n mowtr tnow Mowtr. Ml eject any and an proposal* a no waive AND SUPPLEMENT SECTIONS ch ny informality in the proposals re McLAIN, *Jt-*3fi |f davtl • *'|*"tri. Itmpt. dlihti. and TWO TORO — Protmional riding 45 1 Ihroush 4 5 J OF THE RE mon Oiwi muw Frl.. h-10 p m S«t fivl VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES mower 1. JV cut Good condition Call J Leonard Clark APPLIANCES — B* tmart. shop tht iwl Sun.. 10 am lo » p.m. after i. Ml 10*4 OF THE BOROUGH OF RUMSON. warehouse way Beit buvi m town Borough Clerk 1971." PASSED AND APPROVED Never undwwtd BARNES SALES 4 FURNISHING ON A LOW BUDGET' TWO COLONIAL BENCHES — »" U 10 June 72. 1*1 SERVICE INC , 493*017 - CM« IM USED FURNITURE king, one modern hutch with dry bar BE IT ORDAINED, bv the Mayor CENTER OF RED BANK F,™ Call 741 lett after t p m. and Coum il of the Borough ol Ruirson AUTHENTIC - torn tiding. 1» lurmlur. lor Mi III SAr.oMur, A., m the County of Monmoulh and Stale of piecet, * long, |I0O PUBLIC NOTICE UPRIGHT PIANO New Jersey thai Call altar 5 p.m . 44**137 GIGANTIC YARD SALE - Every- Please lake notice thai the Board Adiustment of the Borough of High I Sections 4 5 1. 4 5 1. 4 5 J, 4 5 4. lhin« and boeling itemt Lono Branth Him] after i BABV CARRIAGE — PartBO. two in ice Boat 4 Yetht Club. Renwiu Place. lot. Aportmentt 31. Houses FT Sole 153 Boats And nd* will hold a soetiai meeting on and 4 5 5 of "The Revised General Or one. excellent condition VQ Call after Low Branch April Jl-jJnd t-S p USED BRICK AND SLATE - Brttk U IM. Commercial nur&dav. April 1*, T*7* at IMP M al ilmence* of the Borough of Ru*W*n. inland* Borough Hall The purpose 1978," passed and approver] June 27 tnWi centt. date o3 cents KEANSBURG - Three-room apart Rentals MIDDLETOWN Accessories GIRANDOLE LAMP-»1« Clarinet. Call *71 ?M> the meeting is lo begin site plan l*/8. are hereby amended end *.uo meni. heat and hot water supplied Call plemented to read •* follows BABY S DRESSING TABLE 1100 Marionette*. 150 each Printer ITOWN RED BANK — Prime eview lor Bav Skipper*. Inc , Block 50, UnusM l» after 1, iat-7)lt BOAT ft CANOE CLEARANCE SALE —.nets. iM Also, barbells, 110 Call WASHERS AND DRYERS — Buy fee --«• wilh on me parking One THREE CAPES ttt 111 4 i 1 Use of Municipal Laurxhing •orv direct. ISO and up One year guar Gail A. Case. Secretary Ramp Limited lo Permit Holder* No *M*? KEANSBURG — Modern three- i 1REG SALE antee Free delivery Robert Bernev All al affordable price* Highlands Zoning Board person shall launch or haul oul, at the BACK ROOM ANTIQUES"^" bedroom apartment in two family, tet GUITAR - CAMEO IISTRING 4*14447 11' Jon boat of Adiustment municipal ramp and boal launching Located at ondltocr No pell 4H-OM7 11' Cinot urn IMunS CALL RAY AFTER 1 PM 15**00 — Four bedrooms full bate ttu I? 13« lecihties situate on the easterly side U S No I WASHERS - Be smart, shop Ihe ware MMin KEYPQRT - One bedroom, kid* ok. ment, large eat-in kitchen, hardwood li' Cino* tin ot the northerly end of Ihe Avmur uf FLEA MARKET I ANTIQUES house way Best buvs m town Never un heat, electric paid, new kitchen. 1175 'oor* Cul-de-sac location Low taaes if C«not tin Two River* in Ihe Borough anv boat Buy Sell Estate* Wanted undersold BARNES SALES & SER Ml Holmdtl HAMMOND & BALOWIN 747 1414 STATE RENTALS Bkr Middlelown 11' V Hull tin or other water (ran of anv type or Quality 4 Quenlitv VICE INC , 493-ajQi; PIANO AND ORGAN -OR RENT ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 147.WO - Three bedrooms, formal 14' V Hull tm LEGAL NOTICE design without first lecuring from Open Fn . Ut . Sun LONO BRANCH - Two-bedroom ANORDINANCE ENTITLED AN ihe duly aulhoriied agent of the WEDDING GOWN - Sue 9, wing or - 4000 sa ft, suitable light industrial vlng room and dining room, private Rt 1, New Brunswick, N J OMCji CENTER duple*, fireplace, kid* oh. remodeled RDINANCE AMENDING AN OR summer, excellent condition On commercial or warehouse Full fatII- den, central air. backyard Mtio. Con SAIL BOATS 20% TO 10% OFF borough, employed lor thai purpose a INANCfc FIXING THE SALARIES Call 101*440*00 gmeilv 1175. asking 1100 747141* 747 f434 STATE RENTALS Bkr ties Will modify to *uil Call LAIRD- enienl location - Middletown (SNARK ft LOCKLEY), SOME permit therefore Division of Altenberg ELLIS, Ht-WW IJa.too - Cedar shake sidings, beau SCRATCHED ANO DENTED F EMPLOYEES OF THE BOARD 45 7 Information Required to Se- Piano Houie MATAWAN — Three room apartment, BEDS. SOLID BRASS WHEEL CHAIR — flOO ilully maintained Three bedroom*, MODELS F HEALTH OF THE TOWNSHIP OF cure Permit Persons desiring lo se Did vou kpow heat uioptted, adulti preferred, month Call 4*5 OIU LINCROFT - Office suite, established OLMDEL FOR THE YEAR 197*. wa* cure such a permit shall furnilh to i. IU.» direct U*IU* lecuril* inquire Ralph » Shoe Repair, arse living room, modern kitchen, full after i p.rn professional building. 700 plus *a ft PELICAN BOAT SHOP resented for introduction and first said duly authorized ageni their We Are N.J 's lit Main SI, Malawan. basement, tovelv vard — Middletown BEST TOP SOIL Ampte parking Near Parkway. Im- Route II eedingonMarchlB. 1*79 bv the Board name, address, description of their Largest and Oldest WHITE DOUBLE WINDOW - 60»4l. f Health ot the Township qfjjoimdei Goodf.ttdirl Eckel TrucKtng. 5*1 »7O7 MiDDLETOWN - Three bedroorr late occupancy Call 741-44M. East Brunswick 201134 2134 boat* or other water rrafi. and Piano Dealer with ttorm and screen, 175 nd on April V. 1*7* was finalrfldopted two-family, heat paid, pett ok. llfi (Next to Two Guvs) license number* Ihcreol it any. the BOXES - torrugaltd Paihirtg vy Mason and Hamiin. Kimbali Sohmer. 143 5747 1000' LUXURIOUSLY DECORATED approved 747 *4M STATE RENTALS Bkr WHELAN license numbers of any molor welin I* — Prime office tpact, in beautiful new BOATS AND BOATING ITEMS - pi. Knabc. Everett. Cur DOROTHY A BURGER or trailer to be used in connexion VAMAHA - Full console organ, ex enecudve and professional office com Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht Club, Morage Call W 40»t or 4*1 4471 ner. Hardmen and Player piano* RED BANK 21 RIVERSIDE AVE Secretary with launching and hauling out and ceileni condition, moving Win subdivide Me-OW. Renwick Place, Long Branch. April prill? *4 50 such other information a* may be THAIN LINK FENCING - Surplus LARGE DISPLAY OF RIVERVIEW TOWERS II llnd * J p m first quality, vinyl ci*d Must saxrmce GRAND PIANOS THE VERY FINEST IN MATAWAN - Professional IUIU 842-7565 required bv order of Ihe mayor and YOUTH GOLF CLUBS - Three woods 232 Long Branch council or bv its aforesaid duly au '« > mis *q (I . tnsuina "*th top '*u 300 MAIN STREET LUXURY HIGH-RISE" Prime location Air conditioning, BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE - Up to 42' ! 'our iron*, putter, complete with baa, MIDDLETOWN - Send for our "Shore (horned agent UU minimum Term* arranged AS8URV PARK N J 07711 Overlooking the Nevetink River arpeted Ample perking Immediate On Shrewsbury River Channel Beach NOTICE good condition, us 747 five and Country Living' brochure, PK*. .'•J 0)00 77S93O0 Manna, 4* Park Rd , Monmoulh n the Matter of the Appeal ol 4-5 3 Perm.Is All such permits descriptions, prices on available Gask.ns iFiihCo .Int. shall be serially numbered for identi Open daily * lo 1. S#t "111 S ZENITH - AM FM portable H1F1 re- We want you' To help ui keep rent* Bejch JM Oil 7 COMPLETE SINK With open cabi RED BANK - Beautiful offices or home* APPLEBROOK AGENCY, Re Please take notice that a public tic at ion purposes The *enal number tfver with tiuill m record changer, at their lowest Bv maintaining 100% •>h uno«rneetn ISO AIIO. nandvmar HOLIDAY SPA MEMBERSHIP - stores for vour Dustrwt* UU lo 1)50 iltors, tSO HI », Middlelown. 471 1100 OINOHY'S - Eli, Skimmer, Dyer, ring will be held by th* Zoning ol each such permit shall be entered excellent condition, asking (100 occupancy we are effectively keeping tM.Funn lit MllM V I P Good till September ttfO 1350 rents low Studios ilarting at 117V one month *7l i**5 evening* umner, Zodiac. MeUeler If you can'l Board ot Adiustment ot the G m a book for registration therrol JM W*0 ask tor Paul •% MORTGAGE AVAILABLE Phone 7(tayji bedroom* starting at 1340. two nd your next dinghy at BOAT Long Branch at the Citv Hall in the City opposite the name and address of (he f ONN SAXAPHONF AMo Wftfl (*sc RED BANK — Available space in verl 3*1 monthly payment, principal, taie* bedrooms sterling at IWO. three OUSE, you don't wanl • dinghy 1131 ot Long Branch, New Jersey, on May 1,1 permil holder Persons engaged in TOO Can be wen in shade room of HUMMEL - 1*7| plalet, $140 1977 ous Zimmerer professional building*. miurance Five bedrooms, den, bedroom* a'to cean Ave., Sea Bright »4M211 979 ai a oo P m i launching or hauling oul their boat* Piownv j; Broad SI Red Bank Plate 1120 i*7| bell 1115 1*7* bell, 72 Garage Sales I otfice tuite* are carpeted, deco- workshop, two kilcheni, three finished The purpose of thi* hearing i* to or oiher craft shall al all limes have 1H0 Also. 1*11. 1*40 Other ited, air conditioned and ready to 1, garage. Middietown/Shedow plele* beih and figurines available Yard Sales Central e>r and neat, ga* cooking, DISCOUNT onsider Ihe application of Gaskin v their permits upon their persons and move into Lake area, oetio 14X12. great buy Call : Mlconif t. J* hour deorman. TV tetur ish Co . Inc for a variance from the shall eahibil them when so required Cell 717 73J6HI 33? Broad Street - One unit avail- us for more information Only I44.W0 SHIPS STORE Daily-Sunday •Iv, swimming pool, sauna, marina, loning Ordinance of the Citv of Lung bv any police officer or other duly FURNISHINGS — 01 a four bedroom able containing 700 so H and divided >AUL P BOVA INC , Realtor, HYBRID GERANIUMS - $3 a hall also underground parking Rental of inch with respect to premises known authorned agenl or employee ol Hw home Beds, beddings, chair*, table* nto a private office wilh a large iky- 71-1544 do/en Flower and vegetable plants at lice open seven days a week Call Boo SAVE UP TO 50% 200 New Ocean Avenue, Lot* 5 Borough decoration*, bric-a-brac*, air condi ighted studio with itorage closets, al low prices Mikes Greenhouses 101 Ciccone at 701 '41 17« hrough 10, Block 417 Variance or u*e • 4 5 4 Application Fee Each and REGISTER tionert, garden tools, household tools ,300 per month including all utilities OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Wayside Wood* COMPLETE CANVAS SHOP Shore Blvd Keensburg r|7 5434 equested is at follow* every person securing such a permit power lion mower, snow blower. Hi- 111 Monmoulh Street — Single room id Long View village Eieganl new FLAGSHIP MARINE RED BANK Beautiful one bedroom. Applicant* premise* are located in thali pav a lee of H5 00 for each year Fi, chandeliers, lamp*, dishes, and oflice of MO so. ft at !U5 per monlh, home* from 1110.000 Call 53HI501 lit Ave.. Atlantic Highland* Classified Ads Carpettng dishwatner |3H includes i C 5 tone and the cutting and pro- or part (hereof foi which such permit IBM TYPEWRITERS more Open house Fn * 10 p m Deludes heal and water, plus electric. 2*11400 heat 471 1HS eve* RED BANK - New listing Be tint to rosed use is a permitted u*C A varl 1* issued Permits shall be renewed Sal end Sun 10 a m loipm Both of the above require minimum RENTAL $19.50 per mo. see il wilh us, Charming four-bedroom, ance i* reauesled to permit parking annually as low as RED BANK - Beautiful Iwo bedroom, oneavear written lease Call owner Rent with option lo buy 172-0317 ' i-batn Oukh Colonial In excellent FLAGSHIP MARINE within ten feet of the northerly proper The afore*aid charge 1* made for GARAGE SALE - Dining roon chairs carpeting dishwasher LandMrd pavS Warier Zimmerer t Son, f4* 1400 or ondilion Spacious living room with ie Honing ordinance of the Cilv ol HIP purpose ol providing fund* lo KiKHENCABiNETS- Comoleteset occasional chairs dishes, glassware heal MOO »M 1H5 eves *MH1 Bavhner Whaler Aquaiporl 43 cents •replace, modern kitchen, formal din- .ong Branch. Section* 10-6 Biel and improve, maintain and police the including dishwasher, wall oven, sur serving Irev* bnc a brae man* other Hobie Buccaneer Seafarer •ig room, healed sun room, utility on 0-7 3(a|4) aforesaid municipal ramp and boat fate unit, and eihausl fan while 'or • tern* Thurs F>l Sal April'1*. 10, | RED BANK Apartment available, WO SMALL OFFICES - Or stores o Day Harpoon Phantom Laser oom on firil floor, baiement and ga- This application is being made be launching facilities mica counter, .ncluding the Sink 1100 It 114 Maple Ave Red Bank six large lovely rooms, new modern Prime location in Fair Haven Both Calkins Gator E-2 Loader eo« Fenced rear yard. 144.900 RED ause Ihe Department of Transporta 4 5 5 Anlhnrnatinn to Employ Call '47 034' after h p m kitchen, quiet re*identi«i neighbor ground floor, large picture windows. Johnson Outboard )EN AGENCY, Realtor, 74t-ftOO ion is condemning a portion of Ihe Registrar and Furnish Materials For FAST RESULTS hood. cio*e to transportation Call tor ne facing street, one with sink and Sales & AAA Haled Service LADY 5 • Pendant 14-Mra.l moot, 73 Machinery For Sale appointment 741 17WJ ^_ ippiicanl's westerly parking lol and The Mavor and Borough Council II AT LOW COST private entrance Both 1140 per month RED BANK — Older comfortable res) Complete Canvas Shop suspended from te karat. 14 yellow Ekcellent parking Call 741 7ri54 week • i* the only available land in which hereby aulhonred lo employ a regiv tfo'd cha>n 1400 Send replies to Boi RED BANK - Two-oedroomi. IV) dence. updated kitchen, specious living king mav be relocated Irar. inspectors and such other lays t«cept Wed. 1st Ave., Atlantic Highland* phone V 267, The Daily Register, snrewsbury. TRACTOR - Case ACD Runs good betht hymg room, dining room, oom. formal dining room, three Additional variance* at may be agents and employee* as mav t* N J 07701 Hydraulic srww plow double bottom modern kitchen, lewndrv. central air bedrooms. 1> baths Plenty of closet 291-5600 eauired, are nought to permit outdoor necessary to carry out and enforce good rubber la's 144 OH after 4 P m conditioning: 1J7S per month plus utili 110 Wanted To Rent and storage space. Basement OPEN SUNDAYS sling on the southeasterly portion ot th« provisions of the section arid to LEVOLOR RIVIERA BLINDS tie* Aduitt preferrd Reference* and gemeroom Near Rlverview Hospital ne enisling building along New Ocean purchase such books, stalionary, eg REGISTER VERTICAL BLINDS vecur.t* required No oet| Write Bo» ".JO LAWLEY AGENCY, Realtors. REE — II'CORRECT CRAFT speed plication and permit forms and such D1S0. The Daily Register. oat haul No engine Must dispose of Wo OFF LIST' 77 Pets And Livestock RENTALS - Yearly or winter 4i 4i6i Eves %a-un Applicant will also seek site plan other supplies at mav be necessary Shrrwvburt N J 0'70i y 4/23/7* or it will be cut up 741-1514 Free deliver* Eienbv Products Call ants are eager lo rent immedia pproval 7 Thit Ordinance shall take effect Classified Ads RIVER PLAZA - Three year-old, cus- ;;)44« (or quote 431 4017. Mon Fn No fee A permil tor Ihe premises was de- upon its passage and publication ac A 1 DOG TRAINING NED BANK - One-bedroom, om-buiu Cape Cod Two bedroom*, KEYPORT MARINE SALES led bv Ihe Building Inspector because cording to law 542 1700 ONE tOUCH - One rechner one Show handling and obedience cieste* furmshed not. kid*, pets. heat, tin arge living room and kitchen, base- HWY 35. HAZLET 1 RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE chair 1100 lor all Fair condition One Offered bv owntrhandier Association REAL ESTATE ment, with attached garage Asking 73* J5J0 or 2*4-717* f the following reasons- U74434 STATE RENTALS Bkr The foregoing ordinance was in i <»• Irom Mtliain Art* sleeper sof« |ioo Good condition Can * 10 DEL> CAII Compressor Uki Bavshore Companion Dog Club nomes m Monmoulh County It * yours 91 ie. 14 BOUGHT AND SOLO 1*1 JIM Can 74' inj CENTURY 21 COZENS, Realtors Dated April it, 1979 dav April 7b, 14'* al 8 30 P M at new vsr *o' amcl sale '41 ecu* f you write or call Beisv Ross Agency. "independently Owned" Ga*kin'sFi*hCo. Inc Borough Hall. East River RnAd, I III 1*\ H3* RANGES Be tmeM snoo tne ware RUMSON - Beautiful Iwo bedroom 17 Rl 1). Key port, N J 07?}$ Phone MAKO — Marquis, Lyman *KC POODLE PUPP'ES - Tmy TovS 13 River Rd Fair Haven uranautic. Johnion Outboard* bv Bn»n Boyle Rumson. N.J al which time and place nou*# way Best buys m town Never apartment Carpeting dish washer 44 14W ^ all persont desiring lo be heard win b* DESKS FUtS Tables cha.-s add one ap>":oi. on* whitt shots wormed 41 76U Open * to * MC. Sales, Service and Parts Attorney for Applicant inor>\("ti BARNES SALES 4 SER rti ii'i. utintiet WI-1HI ttfl given full opportunity U <••», f •»••, typewriter* otfici 1171 each 1710110 A BETTER WAY - To buy or sell 'ailer*. Electronics, Supplies U 116 20 VICE INC 4DM17 RUMSON/RED BANK - 110 to IW.000 ftlu'pmeni rU » or be* vtm, carped, more, all year Ftve bedrooms, 17 master bedroom. seven male* iefl *>• weeks Can Bruce andscaped i'i acres Two fireplaces, iship ol Middletown. Monmoutn Bar,, offer le3 J*t4 ell#r 7 p m REFRIGERATORS Be smart sNw W *414 STATE RENTALS Bkr wo baths, lormal dining room. 30' o' Ed at 'HOi'i wo bedroom*, l'i bath* Two-car ga CounlV: New Jer*ev for Chapel H>ll thp wartfiouse wav Beit buys in town geme room, den, utility room, patio, in- SHAUOALAKE GOII lenm*. *wim Mini 1141.000 Owner UI0G'« " id Reconstruction. NiSli 35 to 242 Shrewsbury Borough Nr.ft undersold BARNES SALES 4 LHASA APSO PUPS - AKC regis iround pool, two-car garage, eitras RENOWNED CAL 20 mmg. boating, new two-bedroom 'uv Hollow Road and opened and PROPOSAL SERVICE INI mMir lerrd champ>onittip bloodlines *•• gelore EHcellenl condition KG tour-berth, bids will be received by t apartment wan to-wan carpet, dish 1 in public al Middletown Township Notice is hereby givenjnal sealvd week* old Thr*t females one male MELMED REALTY. BROKER RUMSON — 50*5 eel boat equipped with main, iib. W% I, Kings Highway and Highway 35. Count, il ot th RIDING MOWER - Needtwork VM ••Ifm Sorry no pets* 747-4F|l ,71-MH 4»l»*00 Mansard roof cottage, perfect lor small DINING HiM.M if I Superior show Quality Can 74) ]4*l Genoa. 6 h p outboard, head, compass, Midcjlelown. New Jertev on Monday. SHREWSBURY L.. ., Portable oiyoen nq brokm gauge amilv Quaint Rumson street Two radle Great adventure and relaiation 1979atBpm al the municipal building TWIN LIGHTS - Two bedrooms On AL GREECE 4 CO . INC. April 30. 1*79 at 10 00 A M Prevailing IK Three speed bik* ladie* lit bedrooms. IVi bath* wmi matter Or YOU! 14750 201 S30-049F 41* Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury. niiiside wth r.ver and «ean view REALTORS Gin * bike. 110 iM n*r bedroom Ealln kitchen and dining N I for ihe purchase of the following Deck and patio I77J plus utii.iie* May ft Hwv 31 Kevport 7J* 1400 6' THOMPSON — 110 h.p inboard, all Contract Documents and plans lo room Make Ihis your lirsl home lor 14.000 gallon* more or reftt, ot tpgu RIDER MOWER Craftsman Ihp 1st '414717 icceuonet. includes 31001b Hoisclew proposed work prepared bv Rich DIRT STONE-TOP SOIL only 152.500 lar gasoline, leaded, at no lower rxUne aood condition wen mamtainM 1US PONIES For parlies and other oc railar, readv for water Make oil ard M Schuli. PELS Middietow BE THE FIRST than posted pump octane ol V> t m d ^ Ul UV (atsiont Aiu> local trailenng. Call LITTLE SILVER Please call 741-7134 Township Acting Township Engineer o To own this brand new lour bedroom equivalent 471 1TIS the firm of T « M ASSOCIATES. Con 102 Houses For Rent Tudor Spaciou* family room, with wet REALTY RIGID PIPE WRENCHES - M 1< suiting and Municipal Engineer*, have The successful bidder shall be oh and fireplace Thermopene win 154 Recreational Moated to provide in writing the basis narvhouv* <•«» Best bwr* in tow i| lono Alto Creuent adiustebl* SCOTTIE PUPPIES 741-0950 i filed m the office of said EnL dows. central air Two + car garage for any price Increase above Ihe rmf Never undersold BARNES SALES & n'tmWt 10 M long Aiif.vetorlM AKC home bred Can BELFORD - Church SI Two Vehicles I at It3 Highway 35. Middletown Ready for occupancy in fine area of price during the ter mol the contract SERVICE INC . «*JtO17 In A < condition '4' W IN 7*41 noon or • P m bedrooms living room, kitchen RUMSON AREA - Send for our Township, PO Red Bank, New Jer Little Silver, litf.tOO J' IH2 LAYTON TRAVEL TRAILER The Mayor and Council reserve.the Can 471 7000 Shore and Country Living" brochure, nd at the office of Ine Township C'e fjtSPi A* f ASCS Ant>o.ue ROOF SHINGLES '0 (»nls taih — Sleep* *ti, self-contained, two-door, right Id reiect any ,in of the Bidder and the name of the - imv# aay Best buts town Never alter 5 P m LONG BRANCH - I T«o family j, two NOTICE Coiens Realtor. 741 76* Multiple list work on the outside, addressed lo the itn- Town Houses TAKE NOTICE, lhat Ihe Union SHADOW LAKE Condominium *ale ngs ^ nshin Administrator of the Town tit-am Planning Board and the Zoning (luded 1300 monlh J7* 1'JO. 212 'US Paintings bt well known iota' arhsis 10 Lost a Found of Middletown and musl beaccom Board ol Adjustment will hold a jcjjnl CENTRAL AIR 140 b MONMOUTH BEACH — Sands Point i • |] uua'ity aluminum Slerung tea service dining room set LONG BRANCH - Two bedroom, air ed by a statement of Consent of special meeting for the preparation uf j,man oriental ruy anl*# *i(.etieni RUGS FOR CASH REDUCED 14000 -One bedroom, wilh >e Township of Middletown tor not less Fred Summers. Chanm.vi faucet includes shower attachment HI UU STATE RENTALS Bkr INTERNATIONAL GALLERIES CHAPEL HILL AREA — Country new. M0i CENTURY 11. OCEAN OST — Vary small, all-white, male, lan ten percent MQ"oi of the amount Union Beach Planning 8oa< bath*, extra SHADOW LAKE VILLAGE — Resale*. Wearing collar with license and rabies The award of the Contract lor this 250 Other Public Notices TUSTINO PIANO CO. 747*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr Various model* LAWLEY AGENCY, ao. Undergoing treaimcnl for heart- work will not be made unlil the neces argc lover, large den with raised NOTICE • js A.e A\burv Perk niotjn ALL LIONEL TRAINS Realtor^ 741 4242, eves. M1SST1. worm and liver an ment Please tele- sery fund* have Mtn provided bv the tachmenl ready to mslali to plumbing RED BANK - Pttxkney Rd . near nearih hreolace. intercom, central air The annual report requited-tg t.r • OOfi Hwv J5 Ocean 775OM4 Or Fiver Tot) cash appraisal U4 71*3 conditioning and vacuum, 1120.000 phone 544-0047 Reward ownship of Middlelown In a lawful 150 f"m 54*4*3* after i o m Broad Si 1 i bedroom*, one bath. g«* tilfd under Section 6056 of thr j/Wnil manner ERI Be smart ihop the ANTIQUE CLOTHES WANTED - he«l larg* y*rd Call 1*1 0407 Principals only 7*1-3714 revenue code ol the Eisner Foundation SOFA And two (heiri excellent 11*00 to i*40l also patch quills, lace 133 Income Property LOST — White female cat, gray SPOI The Township of Middlvtown or the -*-»r.ou*» war Beit buvs m li. it available for inspection at Hie m in. < condition sacrifice sMO bedspreads tabiedolhes etc VI '41' RED BANK — Nui locale, four EATONTOWN — Woodmere Split on between ears, answer* lo Crunchv. ngineer reserves the right to require Never undersold BARNES SALES ft pal office of the foundation al 25-West Can 5*19554 rieese ask for Mary bedroom garage, yard. kids, pets i cul-de-iac. in-ground pool, four Fair View. Middlelown 747-O59T complete financial and experience HIGHLANDS — Two houses on corner Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, durmg 7*'*4J4 STATE RENTALS Bkr bedrooms, fireplace >n beamed family tatement from prospective bidders I IN 'titan 01. toned commercial. 131*00 Also OST OOG - White shorthair. reddish regular butincs* hours within il»d»»s ANTIQUES - All kinds bouohl for too room 1M.5O0 Principal*only 542 71*1 hgwing that they have satisfactorily duplex ranch. »7*,*00 Fully rented, patches, stand UD eerV long tail after ihe publication of Ihi* notice. <*tn Mar* Jane Roosevelt Antiques RUMSON - Coiv Fisherman* cot ipleted work ol the nalur« required ELLEN S HAZELTON. REALTOR good income, Owner, 141-8101 paved female. 11-veart-old ISO re Eisner Foun«*V>n FURNITURE Can 10* Ee*l River Rd Rumson 141315* (age *m«n across from boat landing ire furnishing proposal forms or Member Appraisers Association ot Ga* heal Air conditioning Garden. Member Real Estate Exchange >ard 144-4411. Robert fcifnef • itatra(iionabo*) intor VI GRi 7240 EXCLUSIVE LIST IN ft" TiQUES. Rt M and Homestead Avr mcome and depreciation purposes nv or all bids or to waive anv in NOTICE SIZES MUST 5ACRIFICE IN Location H everything, four bedroom malitie* where such imformaiitv •• Please lake notice thai OOrwul Leonardo 211 J7S0 RUMSON - Victorian Twobedrooms. Mortgage* available t" mi eve* STALLATION AND TERMS AR expanded Cape, overlooking Shad CONGRATULATIONS 1 John Schneider will apply totheSune" IM bains, garaae W*i per month plus I detrimental to the best interest o RANGED CALL WAREHOUSE owiake Living room wilh fireplace. AL & DIANE he Township of Middletown itic ngh Court of New Jersey, Chjhterv 1 AVOID THE GARAGE SALE - utilities April iiih '41 4217 ""n\ -4666 DIRECT. BILL 11' VQ lull basement, douDle lol. 115' on the : I UNNITURE CATALOG Hassle top dollar paid lo- vour un 136 Industrial Property or our new edition in the Bennett Iso reserved to increase or decrea*t STOVE - Electric Taiwan copper. ake Hurry. Hurry! Only lil vOO SERVICE Of N 1 wanted items Can 1W l*li after 3p m UNION BEACH - Four-room house quantities specified m the mannei day of Mav. 1979 al * o'clock. Ih.lne with uaraoe 17W plus utilities. IVi LITTLE SILVER DEBRA LYNN gnated in the Specifications n at the Monmouth Couiiw mi BASEBALl ANDOTHER - Non spori monlh* security one year lease, avail LONG BRANCH — New 5000 SQ fl. Bidder* are required to comph Court House in Freehold, New Jefv> cardcoileelion* itK0i«7ji loppr.crs larehouse, loned industrial Finished Can e'ler 7 pm SJODSSO abi* May 1 7444114 before 4 p.m REALTY COUNSELING - (Personal problems, with the requirement* of P L 1975. C for a ludgment authoriling nun te-'as ) vour expectation* 145.000 22*7200. TELEPHONE ANSWERING MA paid 7*1 $M IteJ 741-0950 marriage, seauality, adolescents, 27 and P I I977C33 sume the name Donald John Cutler CHINE - Record a Call. Model 10* phobias). 141- 3443, Red he successful bidder shall be re August J Landi. EsQ , • j C n ^ i efte* 1 & m 4'VvUf i dfiuif version with rtmole conirol GARAGE AND HOUSE SALES- Pro 103 Rentals To Share FAIR HAVEN — Caoe. By Owner Bank/Matawan Arltne Mehlman. quired to comply with ihe provision* ot 73 Broad Street Three month* old l"0 7<1 1717 fe*sionallv run Call 137 Lots & Acreage Four bedrooms, two lull baths, lire MSW Free consultation he New Jersey Prevailing wage Act 1 Red Bank. New Jersey O77ui 76'Ml) after 3 p m Chapter ISO of the Law* of 1963. effec ; u io "uWNiTuRE Conlenls of home TWO - To Share cost in tour bedroom place, full basement, central air, com inning room set Hilthen. sote chair*, BUCKET SEATS -Thund>rbird 1*47 HUMMELL - Valentine gift ligunne bmation storms and screens, trees. BRICK TWP -CORNER PROPER Sn wav power driver* teal. Black, nom* n*ar Brookdele College Call Ken MISS LISA *i'ey'« quiii HIGHLANDS - Twobedroom duplei. Bids only, Can be seen 3 Suffolk Lane attorney, or bv letter, to present an Second Street 1 hour 7417575 ished full basement, deck overlooking , . M >ir»>i>na> 4flv»cf and Wo you kid* oh, porch, yard, 173$ Middletown. 471*041 objections which you may have to th Municipal parking lot lo 747*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr rear yard. U*.000. II me you ie '(ail) looking lot granting of this appeal caied on the East side ol RIVERSIDE AGENCY INC. 747-H1. 24' ZOBEL SKIF — Fresh water cooled HOLMDEL — One bedroom, country This notice is sent to you bv the Washington Street be- Six spaces behind and I • norne 4 moie Ihar- Imamo a piece lo live » 1 • comm.lmertl lo 108 Commercial Rentals Chrysler, excellent condition, enlrti tatting, heal and hot water included LITTLE SILVER — Four-bedroom applicant, bv Order of the Plannin tween the Gardella Bldg nearest lo Ihe Gardeila 11 t tnil lulurt with mo?e conliaence il yuu con»u« 12500. 741-1*24 after 4 P.m. and Bmgham Hall ' one-half hour 17*0 per month. 171-sm. Caoe Cod. S43.900. Set on 120*700 Board. Building ATTRACTIVE - Modern office in re private wooded lot. Two full ceramic IS' FIBERGLAS ALLMAND — 110 DAVID J HABE From9:00A.M. KEANSBURG — Four rooms, 1110per search center, Red Bank. Available ir baths, brand new eat-in kitchen, fi H.P , Inboard/outboard, two bunk* and Attorney lor Applican To 5 00PM 197* f RIVAlf f ROPEfiTY WEEK • month plu* utilities and security Call Iwo, three, four room* or larger units finished oesemcni Seperale picnic head in cutty cabin, VHF radio, com DATE: April IL 1979 eacept Sundtfvv *'ntt it 11 717-Wt Delwten t4 P.m. Low rent ^u[l services m tw aria, fruit treei. and greenhouse. Inv pan. lilt lichen. 14200. f>7l-4]44 after iwini M4 J Thl* Ordinance shall take efttri unnn its passage and publication KEANSBURG — Modern one bedroom maculate condition inside and out. Cai J p.m. according to law. . ATTRACTIVE MODERN OFFICE - 1 apartment, full tile bath. |195 per 717-iSOO RUMSON PUBLIC NOTICE Middle of Red Bank. 1100 month, 22OAtlantlcHlghlands month plus electrlcitv, iecuntv. API. STORYBOOK HOMES 30' 19*( LUHRS - Sport Fisherman The foregoing ordinance was introduced and passed first reading at a Drivate Parking space. 741 3313 before NOTICE TO BIDDERS regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Borough ol Rumson held on P'eterve li IB. It Grove PI , 311-456a. 7 9 p.m. MEMBER NETWORK OF HOMES New 140 Chrysler engine, In water, turn I p.m. key and go 2/0-2160. Scaled bldt will be received bv the Thursday. April 17. 1979and will come UD tor final consideration and passage MIDDLETOWN COLONIAL —IS*,*00 Borough Clerk of Atlantic Highland* 8 ala regular meeting of the Governing Body to be he'd on Thursday. April 26 KEANSBURG — Two apartments BUSINESS PROPERTY - Building Five year* young, four huge bedrooms 40' EX-COASTGUARD BOAT - Well Borough Hall, 100 First Ave., Atlartl 1979 al B 30 P.M at Borough Hall. East River Road. Rumson. N.J at which , Two bedrooms, tiled bath, wood fire »>W, Hwy. 35. Laurence Harbor. Call I'tbaths,21' country kitchen, 12'living built, with Palmer International dlese Highland*, N J on April 17, 1979 at time and place all person* desiring to be heard will be gi venf (ill opporturuiv. MONMOUTH COUNTY BOARD of REALTORS INC. place, screened porch, Adult* pre- SM 1S» Or S44 S474 room Beautifully decorated Interior engine. 13,000 717-0755 AM for the sale of one (1) 1H9 s J Garv5amrr>oo ferred, no pets 13*3 4*S«»4I cylinder Cummins Diesel moto 157-159 PlttMIon A«l., P.O. Bon IM DOCTOR'S OFFICE — To share New immaculate condition inside and out Borougl Diamond Reo Chassis equipped with KEANSBURG - Twobedroom, Iv decorated and fully furnished Call 717-5500. II' FIBERGLAS V BOTTOM - TOP JohnO Teeter 8hr«wtburv. N.J. 07701 747-M02 twenty (70) vard Load Master ' carpet, kids ok, utilities tree, now 1175 Modern professional building In Red STORYBOOK HOMES and curtains. Clean, 1550 Mavor packer. 747*434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. Bank. Available Mav I. 471-3222 MEMBER NETWORK OF HOMES 147-2475 Apr ill 7 142 60 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N J TUESDAY, APRIL 17. 1979 Consumer squeezed by cattlemen, inflation

By LOUISE COOK 1979 (April i: 70 cents a pound has been growing. Here is a look at total expenditures in AMortalcd Preti Writer And, finally, compare average retail prices for a pound billions of dollars in 1973 and 1978 and the breakdown In Today's food budgets are being squeezed by cattlemen of choice beef terms of percentage between the farm value and the Average Retail Price Per marketing costs: who hive deliberately cut bark the supply of beef and by -1875: SI 55. Pound of Choice Beef Year Money Farm Market inflation which is pushing up costs all the way from the -1976: SI.48 Spent Value Cosli Soutir National CattUmvn't AlMK farm to your table -1977: $1.48 1973 1135.3 38 pet 62 pet The shopper trying to balance spending and income is -1978: SI B2. 1978 $207 0 32 pet 68 pet going to have to eat less beef until prices come down -19791 estimated I (2 18 Since 1973, spending has gone up 53 percent - about That shopper also is going to have to decide whether he Cattlemen say the drop in beef is part of a normal the same as the Consumer Price Index as a whole The or she is willing to pay the price for the increased amount cycle Periods of high meat prices — like 1973 and 1974 — farm value has increased by 31 percent Marketing costs of convenience we buy with our food — convenience that is are followed by an increase in supplies as farmers boost have risen 66 percent Within the area of marketing costs. fueled by inflation, now running at an annual rate of more production to take advantage of demand. labor is up by 63 percent, packaging by 61 percent, trans- than 10 per cent That brings prices down again The cattlemen say that portation by 77 percent, beforetax profits by 76 percent Cattlemen are expected to produce 6 percent less beef by 1975 the cost of raising a steer was higher than the price and miscellaneous by 71 percent this year than they did last year The price you pay for a that was paid for it They cut back They sold calves and pound of beef is expected to average about 20 percent more cows they normally would have kept for breeding. That had "You cannot expect to have a country that has infla- than it was last year the temporary effect ol increasing the supply - and tion at a certain rate and expect its food not to go up in a Red meat prices as a whole have been going up twice as decreasing the price — still further comparable fashion,"said George Koch, president of the fast as the overall Consumer Price Index Americans Last year, shoppers began to feel the impact of the Grocery Manufacturers of America Inc , whose members spend more on food than they spend on anything except cutback Prices went up Cattlemen say they are again produce 20 percent of our groceries housing and transportation And one out of three dollars making a profit And as long as raising beef is profitable, Koch said that in 1978, food processors made about four they spend on food goes for meat they say, they will increase supplies cents profit on every dollar of sales Profits represented Food prices depend mainly on two things: Just as the decision to decrease supply caused a 13.8 percent of equity for food and drink manufacturers last year, compared lo a 15 4 percent return for all —The cost of the raw materials temporary increase, the decision to increase supply is industry. —The cost of turning the raw materials into the fin- causing a temporary decrease, as cattlemen keep animals ished product and getting them into your shopping cart. for breeding instead of selling them for meat Supermarket profits in 1978 represented 13 percent of The cost of the raw materials is usually determined by The free market cycle dictates this kind ot ups and equity. The industry is quick to point out that profit equals supply and demand The supply of meat has gone down; the downs," said Jack Maddux, a Wauneta, Neb, cattleman. less than one percent of sales; take away profit complete- demand has not. So the price has gone up Supply and demand is only part of the overall food-price ly, and you would save less than a penny of every dollar you The trouble is. no one can agree if we have enough spend competition The industry says yes Consumer ictivlits The cost of getting food to you depends on manufac- problem This means that if you spend $75 a week at the and some congressmen say no turing and retailing costs - on labor, transportation, On Uie average, more than two-thirds of every dollar supermarket, you would save less than 75 cenLs if the The Controller General's office says there may be a packaging, rent, taxes and profit spent on U S farm-produced foods goes for marketing store's profit was eliminated lack of competition in •MM areas The Food Marketing Other factors affect prices to a lesser extent. Competi- costs That means thai an increase in marketing costs has William T. Boehm of the USDA said that just as the Institute counUTI ilut chains account for only 47 percent tion, fin example. More competition means lower prices. about twice as much influence on food prices as an food industry is becoming more and more dependent on of grocery SJI«'S But there are arguments about how much competition increase in the farm value items outside its direct control, it is also becoming more Koch Mj/l Vou have 30,000 processors of food all there really is (Remember The U.S. farm-produced foods category concentrated. Fewer farmers, processors and suppliers riiiii|i< tin»T wiUi one another Every cereal company Government actions also make food bills fluctuate does not cover imports like coffee or non-farm foods like An increase in one area affects everyone competes with every chicken " How1 If cereal prices gel Subsidies, regulations and import quotas contribute to fish It also does not include the nonfood items, from Tlie more competitive the marketplace is, the better it tun high Koch explained, consumers can switch to some- prices detergent to parity hose, which account for up to 20 percent is as far as price," said Esther Peterson, special assistant thing else like eggs Supply and demand is particularly important in meat of supermarket sales ) to the president for consumer affairs prices because the price of the live animal accounts for The proportion of the dollar spent on marketing costs \i-u Slowing ihe Spiral almost half of the price paid by the consumer. Take a look at what's been happening First, to beef production: —1975 23 7 billion pounds -1976: 25 7 billion pounds. -1977 25 0 billion pounds. — 1978: 24.0 billion pounds -1979 (estimated!: 22 4, billion pounds. Now look at the prices paid for a choice steer, fed on grain: —1975:45 cents a pound. -1976: 39 cents a pound —1977:40 cents a pound —1978: 52 cents a pound

241 Monmouth County 250 Other Public Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS LEGAL NOTICE ill be r ' ...."I at Ihe Monmoutri County Ocean, Mofimouih Court1 Park System ADMINISTRATIVE OF lor Ihe reconstruction ol roads FICES. ThomptOfi Park, Newman in the Townshib of Oct mtv ot Springs Rd . Linfroftl New Jersey, un Mon mouth The major il its and 1H to Ma m . Prevailing Time on Tues day. May I. 19/9 and then publicly crttl leveling lOurw, tvpe FABC 1 opened and read aloud lor the follow Mia No 'i and 714* tons bituminous con- Ing crete iurlate course, type FABC 1. Mix I. GROUNDS MAINTENANCE No I, l"thlcfc, opened and read in pub EQUIPMENT lie al the Township Council Conference I. SHUTTLEBUSSERVICE Room. Second Floor, of the Municipal J. GROUNDS AND TURF Building, Deal and Monmoulh Roads, EQUIPMENT HEPAIRPARTS Oakhurst.New Jersey onMav*. UNi! AND SERVICE 10 DO am Local Prevailing Time Bid Documents. Including Instrui "Drawings, specifications and lions lo Bidders. Proposal Forms, and forms ot bids, contracts and bond 'or complete Plans and Specifications may Ihe proposed worK, prepared bv Hugh b* obtained by Qualified bidders at trie J M.I in-'. Jf . P E . L S Engm >r of MONMOUTH COUNTY PARK SYS Transportation have been tiled in the

man Springs Rd . New Jersey, between Township Municipal Building Deal the hours or 9 00 a m and 4 30 p m . rir»d Monmouth Roads. Oakhurst, New Monday through Friday Jersey O"SS and of C All l bIl Ih i.eind

it I, i specifications, musl be enclosed in . Ittc requirements ol PL sealed envelope*, tearing Hit name 19PSC. W " and address of bidder and name of the The Monmouth Count* Board ot rond on outside addressed to Mayor Recreation Commissioners reserve! and Township Council. Deal and Mon the right to waive any informalities m. mouth Roads, Oahhunt, New Jersey or to reiect anv or all bids. arwJ to 07iT55 and must be accompanied by a

interesl of l"c check, cashiers check, or bid bond for not less than len (10) per cent ol the

within thirty 1301 davt tallowing the not Or more than (10.000.00 nor shall dated bid opening not be lets than 1SO0 00 and be de The Monmoulh Counlv Board ul hvered al the Place on or before the ( re at io Mm the right to hold bids lor llity DO1.ll i and the Na<

Bv Order ol The Board of Recrea lary specifications, copies of which will lion Commissioners oi Ihe County ol be furntihed on application to engineer Monmouth By Order of Mayor and Township RossvV Maghan Council. Township ol Ocean, Mon Chairman mouth County. New Jersey James J Truncer JEAN DONNELLON Secretary Director TOWNSMIPCLERK April IT \r.ii April 17 114 60 Yard Barn 8'x8'x8' nominal with % cladwood sidin9g5 now..„M49 Monmouth Building Center 777 Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury And so can you, with our new That's all there is to it. No-Balance Checking plan. No-Balance Checking McCONNELL Your money stays in a couldn't be simpler or more FUEL OIL COMPANY Statement Savings account convenient. That's why it earning 5% interest every pays to check it out at your day. But you make all your nearest United Jersey Bank transactions through your office. Do it today. And start checking account. You sim- earning 5% interest on the ply write checks in the money you use to write usual way and we'll auto- checks, matically cover them.

United Jersey Bank J / Month*' FC MID STATE, on the money 12 CONVENIENT OFFICES IN MONMOUTH AND MIDDLESEX COUNTIES you use to write Main office; 6 Airport Plaza. Route 36. Hazlet. N J 07730 Aberdeen. Hazlel (3). Highlands. Keansburg. Keyporl (2). Martboro. Middletown. Old Bridge and Union Beach Only McConnell can oiler Ihe quality ol Exxon fuel Phone: 264-2800 in Monmouth County • 727-2494 in Middlesex County mm the security of our 5,000,000-gallon waterfront Member bank ol United Jersey Banks, a $2 3 billion financial Services Organization with offices Oiioughoul New Jersey Checks storage terminal. 291-3200