1 — • • Monday Koch instant front-runner 'The Great Gretzky' Specials 1 for N.Y. governor, page 2 ties Esposito, page 10 The Daily Register >1 on mouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL. 104 NO, 203 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1982 25 CENTS Party leaders reject Reagan budget plea

By DON McLEOD The bipartisan resistance came one day after a group of Democratic governors, meeting inde- WASHINGTON (AP) - State and local lead- Kean may ask Reagan pendently on the eve of the association's annual ers from both parties are flatly rejecting Presi- winter conference, attacked the Reagan budget dent Jteagan's entreaty that they separate the to change p/an, page 4 and said immediate economic problems would 1983*udget battle from his "new federalism." nave to be solved before the "new federalism" could be taken seriously. Reagan invited members of the National in the judgment of many governors, very tied to Governors' Association and the National As- the capacity of the states to undertake the new Snelling said yesterday that the Democrats' sociation of Counties to the White House today federal-state relationships," said Snelling. earlier remarks actually were milder than they to plead his case. "I'd like to underscore (that)," said Gov. could have been, given the partisan nature of However, top administration officials made Scott Matheson of Utah, a Democrat who is next their Saturday meeting with Democratic con- little headway yesterday when they asked gov- in line to head the association. gressional leaders. ernors and state legislators to consider the "I think if we're going to go in healthy in Governors of both parties agreed yesterday "new federalism" program on its long-range 1984 (when the "new federalism" would begin), to work on "new federalism" — even if not merits and not get bogged down in an argument^ we can't take another hemmorhage in 1983 like exactly on Reagan's terms. over budget figures. we did in 1982," Matheson said, referring to The administration made several substantial After budget director David Stockman and federal spending cuts that have slashed into concessions to the governors and the executive Rich Williamson, Reagan's advisor on in- state budgets. committee of the National Conference of State tergovernmental affairs, had made their pleas Under Reagan's proposal, about 40 federal Legislators, which held a special meeting yes- and left, spokesmen for the governors were programs would be turned over to the states terday to coordinate with the governors meeting asked whether they were agreeing to separate beginning in 1984 and some federal lax sources across the street in another hotel. the issues. relinquished to the states to help pay for them. Although some of the concessions had been APMMa implied earlier, they went further and were BUDGET TALK — Budget Director David Stockman, left, talks about the Reagan "Oh, no. Oh, no," declared Republican Gov. However, the proposed budget for 1983 con- administration's new federalism program, as New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean, right, Richard Snelling of Vermont, chairman of (he tains stiff cuts in the programs, which the states given in firmer language under questioning from and Delaware Gov. Pierre du Pont listen, during the National Governors' Association governors' association. might have to make up even before assuming both the legislators and the governors. winter meeting in Washington yesterday. "That is not our position. The 1983 budget is, full responsibility for them. See Party, page 4 Neuberger blasts grad policy Study ties

By ROB REINALDA those teachers already certified who seek to "Those enrolled (in the Monmouth College improve their pay scales by obtaining additional master's program) are getting what they'e smoking MIDDLETOWN -r State Board of Higher graduate credits. In most cases, the teachers paying for — Monmouth College courses taught Education member Katherine K. Neuberger are reimbursed for the courses by their respec- by Monmouth College faculty," Neuberger said. yesterday accused Monmouth College officials tive boards of education. State criticism has been launched against the of "undermining education" by offering gradu- The state Department of Higher Education school's graduate education program four times to cancer ate credits for education courses taught by has said the courses "did not Include the - In 1976, 1980 and 1981, The Register reported outside agencies. academic rigor expected of courses taught at Friday. By BETTY ANNE WILLIAMS Neuberger, a Llncroft resident, said that the graduate level." Local school super- The state board last month issued a critical although Dr. Samuel Hays Magill, president of intendents, unhappy with the education their report forcing the cancellation of 18 of the WASHINGTON (AP) - Cigarette smoking is the West Long Branch college, has been cooper- teachers are receiving, reportedly also are ob- school's 45 privately-taught graduate education "a major cause" of cancer of the lung, larynx ative in taking steps to remedy the situation, the jecting. courses. Any of the remaining 27 courses which and esophagus and "a contributory factor" in college was wrong in continuing to offer the Neuberger said the college's unsatisfactory the college wishes to offer again next semester bladder, kidney and pancreatic cancer, the privately-taught graduate courses after the graduate credit offerings do not end with the must be submitted by Wednesday for approval surgeon general reported today. state board issued warnings dating as far back subcontracted courses; the college also has an by the state board, according to Dr. T. Edward as 1976. agreement with the New Jersey Education As- Hollander, state higher education chancellor. Although the surgeon general began compil- ing reports on smoking in 1964, the annual one "They were warned that they had broken the sociation to award graduate credits to teachers Hollander agreed that Magill has been coop- issued today is the first devoted to assessing the (1966 state) law and that they should cease and who attend designated lectures at NJEA conven- erating with the board since the controversy associations between smoking and specific desist," Neuberger said. "We just cannot have tions, according to Neuberger. No other school came into the public eye. types of cancer. a college avoid the requirements set down for offers a similar means of garnering credits, she Neuberger said she was less than pleased 1 The report by Surgeon General C. Everett quality education. It is not fail to the students." added that the board "had to come in the back way to •Koop described lung cancer as "largely a pre- The state board objects to the subcontracted The state has no quarrel with the courses find out about it.' She mentioned that she ventable disease," estimating that 85 percent of courses which are taught off the college campus offered to students seeking their master's learned of most of the details of the program lung cancer deaths could be avoided if Ameri- and by non-college personnel, according to Neu- degrees at Monmouth College, Neuberger from articles in The Register last week. cans never smoked. berger. Such courses generally are taken by added. See Neuberger, page 4 KATHKHINK K. NKl HKIU.KH Koop cited various studies suggesting that 22 percent to 38 percent of all cancer deaths can be attributed to smoking and said all of those are "potentially avoidable if smoking did not exist State wins superfund tax battle as a human behavior." Cancer was responsible for 412,000 deaths in NEWARK (AP) - US. attorneys have pressed because "it would have been difficult to Washington has ordered the EPA to have its the United States in 1980 and is expected to agreed that federal superfund legislation does administer" thetands without such a ruling. plan in place by May 11. claim 430,000 lives in 1982, he said. not preempt the New Jersey Spill Compensation The state spill fund raises about $14 million a His recent ruling was another victory for Lung cancer has been the leading cause of Fund, a state attorney said yesterday. year, but most of the funds were used in the New Jersey, which had joined a federal lawsuit cancer death among American males since the cleanups at the Chemical Control Corp. site in filed by Connecticut and the Environmental 1950s It will become the leading cause of cancer Leon Sokol, chief counsel to the state Senate, Defense Fund requesting the agency be pressed deaths among females during this decade if said a stipulation of settlement will be entered Elizabeth and at Goose Farm in Plumsted Township, officials said. to begin administration of the superfund. present trends continue, Koop's study said. before U.S. District Judge H. Curtis Meanor Koop's report re emphasized previously today by which the federal government has The Reagan administration still must sign a Pratt noted the urgency of the toxic waste documented statistics showing cigarette agreed New Jersey can have its own toxic waste comprehensive plan to indicate how the super- problem in New Jersey by saying, "Injury to smokers in general die at an earlier age than cleanup fund as well as money from the federal fund monies would be allotted. these plaintiffs and the public at large is man- See Study, page 4 legislation. But U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt in ifest." He said the action settled a suit filed by the state last year against the Environmental Pro- tection Agency. The suit sought a ruling that the superfund did not supersede the state fund, which raises money by taxing the petrochemical Gas glut pushes prices down industries. By PATRICK BRESLIN JAMES J.FLORIO The $1.6 billion superfund, sponsored by Rep. James J. Florio, D-N.J., became law last April 1 and the federal treasury started collecting a A combination of economic factors and surcharge on petrochemical products at that Old Man Winter is driving gasoline prices time. down in New Jersey and causing some gas station owners to sell fuel at a loss just to The suit was crucial to New Jersey because The Inside Story stay in business even if the entire $1.6 billion superfund was to be In general, regular gas can now be THE WEATHER spent in the Garden State, it would not have purchased for as low as $1.11 in parts of South been enough to clean up all of the state's toxic Jersey and $1.16 in sections of northern New dump sites. Cloudy, breeiy, chance of snow flurries. Jersey, compared with low prices of $1.20 to Higat scar M. Complete report page 1. The petrochemical industry, led by Exxon $1.25 three months ago. Sylvia Porter: Illegal accessories S and Monsanto, fought enactment of the super- On a recent sunny afternoon in Burlington BUIZapcic: Dam Site show opens 7 fund and later challenged New Jersey for main- County, bargain-hunting motorists were Will Grimsley: Golden Bear on top 11 taining its own fund, the first in the nation when snatching up regular gasoline at $1.13 a Letter Coleman: Aboat strokes It it was established in 1979. gallon and unleaded at $1.18 a gallon — a steal compared with prices' of $1.20 to $1.42 A similar suit requesting a ruling that both Advice 15 DAILY REGISTER being charged by some stations on nearby funds could exist was filed by the state attorney highways. Arts 7 PHONE NUMBERS general. But it was dismissed on grounds its was Blrthi 13 The Chevron station at the corner of John too premature, said Sokol. F. Kennedy Way and Beverly-Rancocas Road Bu linen I Mala Office in Willingboro is engaged in a price war with Classified 11 Toll Free »71-93tO "Early indications were that they were two other stations at the heavily traveled Comics II Toll Free S4M1N going to rule the same way with us, but we hung intersection. Editorials « in there," said Sokol. "We are always packed, packed, and Lifestyle 14 (.'Unified Dept MM7M Circulation Dept.... 542-4Mf He said former state Senate President Gulf is all empty," said Bashir Naeem, man- Make A Date... 11 ager of the station. APMMM Movies 7 Sports Dept S41-4M4 Joseph Merlino of Trenton had urged the suit be LOWER GAS PRICES — A Chevron gas station attendant pumps regular gas at MUdktown BnN.. (71-BM Wholesale gasoline prices throughout Obilwrles 4 New Jersey and nationwide have dropped $1.14 per gallon in this Maple Shade station. Fuel prices have plummeted recently People I Freehold Bureau... 4U-Z1IZ and many stations are selling gasoline below cost to qualify for month-end rebates Long Branch Bureau. Ztt-Mlt Barnacle BUl's over the past three months because of the Sports. t Open 7 days a wk. for lunch & See Gas, page 4 from refiners. Television 7 Slate Bureau... tM 112-tttl dinner. 747-9890. 2 The [feity Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22. i962 Watt changes stance on wilderness mining

TION By MARTIN CRUTSINGER foreign embargoes or other crises. ministration's policy." whether to include It. Watt's proposal would a, Tkc «—tlttwt tnm Until yesterday's announcement, Watt John McComb, Washington director of the set deadlines - in some cases twoi wars - WASHINGTON (AP) - Interior Secre- had favored just the opposite approach, sup- Sierra Club, said Watt "is responding to the for Congress to act or the land would lose its tary James Watt, dramatically reversing porting proposals to extend for 20 years the overwhelming public rejection of his leasing wilderness protections field, says be now favors a long-term ban on right of oil companies and other developers proposals." "That just tells our opponents that aU Reagan at Mount Vernon today new drilling and mining in the country's 80 to obtain mineral leases in wilderness areas. But McComb said he has major reserva- they have to do U block legislation and they : WASHINGTON - The commemoration of George Wash- million acres of wilderness lands. The 1964 Wilderness Act had set a Jan. 1, tions about certain aspects of the plan, which will get what they want,' McComb said. ington's 290th birthday focused today on his Virginia home, Many environmentalists, who have spent ltM, deadline for Issuing such leases. Watt said would be introduced later this Some environmentalists said they also Mount Vernon, with a visit by President Reagan highlighting the past year battling Watt over wilderness Before the Reagan administration took are worried about whether they will face a the scheduled activities. Included on Reagan's agenda was a development, hailed the announcement yes- office, few leases had been Issued, but Watt As outlined by Watt and Interior Depart- bitter political struggle In the year 2400 to speech — being broadcast nationally by Mutual Radio — from terday as a "real victory." Others said they gave notice that he favored energy develop- ment officials, the proposal would: keep the wilderness land protected the'front steps of the home where the nation's first president wanted to look at the fine print before pass- ment on public lands. Energy companies • Require the Interior Department to re- But Watt said the nation's "vulnerability lived and died, followed by a reception given by the regents of ing judgment. have pushed for approval of about 1,000 pend- port to Congress every five years on the to a natural resources attack or war" re- the- Mount Vernon Ladies Association. Yesterday, the presi- In an appearance on NBC's "Meet the ing oil and gas lease applications in 200 potential energy, mineral and timber re- quires a new look in the next century over dent and his wife, Nancy, attended services at Christ Church, Press," Watt said the administration will wilderness areas in 25 states. sources located in wilderness areas. This whether certain resources will be needed. the small church at which Washington worshipped in Alexan- propose legislation to put federally owned Interior Department officials said yester- would be done through field work by the U.S. "We're vulnerable to a strategic mineral dria, Va. wilderness land off-limits to oil and gas drill- day that Watt's intention is to award none of Geological Survey under restrictions barring shortfall to such a degree that we're now ing and mining through the year 2000 — an It- those leases if Congress agrees with his pack- the building of roads or otherwise harming dependent upon Russia and South Africa to year moratorium. age. the pristine areas. meet our needs," be said. "We're saying, Hoy's organs will aid three He said the only exception would be If the "This Is a real victory for wilderness • Set deadlines for Congress to consider •Let's have Congress revisit the issue In the LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Organs from the body of a toddler president and Congress determined there preservation," said William Turnage, ex- adding some 30 million acres of land to the next century.' At that time, maybe we'U who died after being beaten and submerged in a bathtub were was an "urgent national need" for oil, natu- ecutive director of the Wilderness Society. wilderness system. Under current law, that know more about what is in those 80 million transplanted to three people after his mother — who was ral gas or strategic minerals during times of "This is a complete turnaround in the ad- land is protected until Congress decides acres." charged with his murder — gave her consent, authorities said. Two-year-old Derek Baker died Friday night at Kosair Chil- dren's Hospital, and within hours his liver and both kidneys were removed, said Ken Richardson, a staff member of Mexican chief Jewish Hospital who coordinated the transplants. Pilots make 'brilliant7 landing offers plan to SCITUATE, R.I. - Two pilots were critically burned when they braved a cockpit fire to crash-land a twin-engine commuter plane onto a frozen reservoir, while horrified passengers smashed windows as thick smoke Ailed the cabin. ease tensions One passenger died in the crash yesterday in western Rhode MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Mexican President Jose Island, but the nine other passengers aboard the Pilgrim Lopez Portillo proposed a plan to ease tension between the Airlines DeHavilland Twin Otter turboprop were taken to United State and Nicaragua's leftist govern inent, predicted local hospitals in conditions ranging from fair to good. improvement in U.S.-Cuban relations and said be is working "Catastrophe was obvious, but the pilots stayed fast... It was on a peace plan for El Salvador. a very brilliant and smooth landing," said Dr. Ziegfrled Kra, a passenger on the Groton, Conn., to Boston flight who was The Mexican president, speaking to a crowd of about taken to a Providence hospital. "I can't tell you how brave 40,000 in Managua's Plaza of the Revolution yesterday, called the pilots were to sit there in the smoke, it was so pungent," for a non-aggression pact that would disarm several thousand he said. Nicaraguan political exiles he said are being trained in Honduras, Florida and California. In return, Nicaragua's Sandinista government would scale Fallen aerialist is 'critical' down its arms buildup that Washington views as part of a Cuban attempt to spread Marxism throughout Central Ameri- ATLANTA — A Ringling Bros, and Barnum 4 Bailey ca. Circus aerialist who fell while suspended by her hair 25 feet "The money for defensive armaments could be dedicated above the ground was listed in critical but stable condition instead to public works to defend the well-being of the today with a fractured vertebra. Marguerite Ayala, who Nicaraguan people," Lopez Portillo said. juggles and does an aerial ballet while hanging from her hair, also suffered a cut on the head and a fractured right arm in The leader of the Nicaraguan junta, Daniel Ortega, ap- the fall Saturday before 13,000 people. Ken Wachter, market- peared to endorse the proposal, saying he would "fight to ing director for the circus, said there appeared to be no achieve a minimum of communication" with Washington problem with the apparatus used in the act. "Her hair just about such a pact. But earlier in the day, he blamed the came loose (from the apparatus)," he said. United States for an explosion that killed four baggage handlers at the Managua airport Saturday night. He claimed the blast was part of a U.S. plot to undermine his government Three Mile Island tests continue and discourage Lopez Portillo's visit. TAKING THE OATH — Non-commissioned officers ceremonies at the military training center at Ze- Airport authorities said the explosion occurred in the of the Polish army take an oath during graduation grze, Poland, in this recently smuggled out photo. MIDDLETOWN, Pa. - Although operators at the Three baggage claim area, apparently in a dynamite-laden suitcast Mile Island now believe that there never was a buildup of that came in on a Honduran airlines flight that originated in combustible gasses in the damaged nuclear power plant New Orleans and made stops in Guatemala and Honduras. Friday, they are still trying to find out why their instruments The airport was closed to all traffic yesterday except the told them there was one. Union guidelines set in Poland Mexican president's jet, and it remained closed after he left Further tests were planned today at Three Mile Island to last night. The shutdown stranded visiting U.S. Rep. James By THOMAS W. NETTER ture and practical functioning of the ters which are hostile towards social- check out one theory that radio interference caused instru- Coyne, R-Pa., who said he was told he couldn't leave the ments to indicate combustible gasses were present inside the trade unions must guarantee that ist Poland." This was a reference to country until the airport reopened today. WARSAW, Poland (AP) - The they will remain just a trade union, the support which Solidarity got from crippled Unit 2 reactor building, officials said. Turning to the U.S.-Cuban dispute, Lopez Portillo said The instrument readings led to a minor alert late Friday martial law government says labor without any ambitions to play the role the AFL-CIO and unions in Western there was a "serious possibility" the Reagan administration unions will be allowed to resume ac- of a political party," PAP reported. Europe. that lasted 8'/i hours before being called off shortly after 2 and Fidel Castro's Communist regime would soon start talks am Saturday. tivity in the future, but they must The right to strike, which Solidar- The release of the guidelines coin- to narrow their differences, including U.S. claims that Castro stay away from political issues and ity won when it was formed during cided with an announcement in Mos- is arming Central American guerrillas. . follow the leadership of the Com- the nationwide strike wave in the cow that the Polish premier and Com- Lionel Corp. in bankruptcy Lopez Portillo said the first step was taken in December munist Party. summer of 1980, will be employed munist Party chief, Gen. Wojciech when Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. met secretly All unions were suspended when only as a last resort, the report con- Jaruzelski, would visit the Soviet Un- NEW YORK - The Lionel Corp., once a leader in the in Mexico with Cuban Vice President Carlos Rafael martial law was imposed Dec. 13 to tinued. ion next month. Diplomats in the So- production of toy electric trains, has filed for protection from Rodriguez. curb the independent union Solidar- "The strike weapon should not be viet capital said the announcement creditors under federal bankruptcy laws, the company has ity, and thousands of union activists overused or used on every occasion," should strengthen his position at the announced. Lionel and two wholly owned subsidiaries, Lionel were interned including Solidarity it said. meeting Wednesday and Thursday of Leisure Inc and Consolidated Toy Co., are covered by the chief Lech Walesa. The guidelines also prohibit most the Polish Communist Party's Cen- action, which falls under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. Americans worry PAP, the official news agency, an- public employees from joining unions tral Committee. nounced proposed future guidelines and ban all political strikes, PAP for the unions and said they would be said. It will be the first meeting of the over El Salvador discussed with the workers in Unionists would be required to committee since martial law was de- "plants, institutions and en- "abide strictly by the law and the clared. The Sejm, the Polish par- WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressmen split over the ques- terprises" because "forcing ready Polish constitution" and "approve liament, is expected to meet after- )WORLD tion of increasing aid to El Salvador agree that their constltu- organizational principles on the work- the leading role of the party." ward to discuss a tribunal to try tenU are wary of deepening U.S. involvement in the Central ers would be contrary to the socialist PAP also said unions would not be former party and union leaders ac- By Tht AiwcUlid Priu American country. law and democracy." permitted to "link up with political cused of responsibility for the na- "They don't want us to be involved," said Sen. Paul "Organizational principles, struc- forces and foreign trade union cen- Tsongas, D-Mass., a critic of the Reagan administration's tional crisis. Pope lays down the law policy. People have written Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., a backer of ROME - Angered by signs of rebellion in the ranks of his President Reagan's policy, to say "we don't want another Jesuit legion, Pope John Paul II has summoned 100 leaders of Vietnam in El Salvador," according to Jack Davis, an aide to the largest and most influential religious order in Christen- the Virgina independent. Koch enters governor race today dom to an unprecedented conclave. Vatican and Jesuit Rep. Larry Winn, R-Kan., said be assured people in his sources say the conservative pontiff has been unhappy about district that "we're not trying to enlarge the scope of our many individual Jesuits' active involvement in leftist politics activities down there," but found them concerned nonetheless NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor Edward in November to a second term, and bad Gov. Hugh L. Carey, who has decided and ^eiropensypport for liberal causes within the Roman about whether "El Salvador is going to bleed us into another I. Koch, who once said he would never said be planned to be mayor for at least not to run for a third term. Vietnam." seek any public office other than mayor, three, four-year terms. will formally announce today his can- If Koch is elected governor, City When reminded at that time that be And Rep. William Gray III, D-Pa., who voted against aid didacy for the Democratic nomination Council President Carol Bellamy would had made a pledge at the Wailing Wall 8 die in Iranian bomb blast to El Salvador, says voters in the Philadelphia district be for governor, ending a month-long automatically succeed him. If Koch in Jerusalem never to run for any office represents "don't buy the administration's arguments that NICOSIA, Cyprus — A bomb explosion killed eight pedes- guessing game. loses, he would retain the mayoralty. other than mayor, Koch replied: "That trians and wounded many others in a square in the eastern Nicaragua and Cuba are the cause of the problem" in the was a pledge between God and me, not strife-torn nation. Word that Koch had finally made up Upon learning of the mayor's de- part of Tehran during the morning rush hour today, the his mind came yesterday from mayoral cision, Miss Bellamy, who had con- you and me." official Iranian news agency reported. The explosion in Sepah Congress was reassembling today after a break to observe Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays. The House Foreign press aide Evan Cornog. Koch, who can- sidered running for state comptroller, Carey's press aide, Steve Morello, Square also damaged a number of houses and wrecked several celed all public appearances and re- said she would not run for statewide said the governor would have no com- cars, the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA) said. Affairs subcommittee on inter-American affairs is to resume hearings tomorrow on the Salvadoran aid issue. mained in seclusion last night, will per- office this year. ment on Koch's decision. Most lawmakers responding to an Associated Press sur- sonally announce his decision at a 12:30 She said the news that Koch would "The governor has bad a policy of London papers close to closing vey said people are less concerned about El Salvador than p.m. news conference at Grade Man- seek the gubernatorial seat "is exciting not speaking to candidacies that were about economic issues at home. sion. news for all New Yorkers, myself in- speculative...," he said. LONDON — A year after being saved from bankruptcy by The impending announcement marks cluded ... Being mayor is a tough, de- Two Republican candidates have of- publisher Rupert Murdoch, The Times of London and its Of those legislators who did relay any significant reaction a turnaround for Koch. From the time manding job, but its also a unique op- ficially thrown their hats into the ring: weekly stablemate, The Sunday Times, are back at the brink on the El Salvador issue, most said they found their people he became mayor in 1977, until his re- portunity to provide leadership and ser- State Comptroller Edward Regan and of closure. "One wonders why you ever bought them," a worried about the United States Retting more deeply involved. turn from a recent vacation with friends vice to this great city." former state Republican Party Chair- television reporter told Murdoch when he said he would close However, a few said they detected popular support for the and media advisers in Spain, be has Koch threw the gubernatorial race man Richard Rosenbaum. both prestigious papers today unless the unions agreed to the administration's position that more U.S. aid is needed to consistently said he had no desire to run into turmoil on Jan. 25 when he an- Businessman Lewis Lehrman is dismissal of 600 of the 2,600 full-time employees. "So do I," prevent a leftist takeover that could threaten to spread for any office but the mayor's. nounced he was not ruling out a race for seeking the Conservative Party en- Murdoch replied after a pause. elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere. Koch was overwhelmingly re-elected the Albany seat vacated by Democratic dorsement. Liz and Ted reach the half- century mark NEW YORK (AP) - Actress Elizabeth Taylor said, "I haven't given It much thinking about 1982. I'm just focused on that Taylor says there was no place for her in the world of her husband, Sen. John Warner, and People thought... I don't feel like I'm 90.1 don't act (Senate) election. I'll let the future take care while she "really loved" him, she found life like I'm M.- of itself." with him lonely and without meaning. BOSTON (AP) - "I enjoy a full life. In an interview with Life magazine, Miss very unsatisfying," she said in the interview. While I've faced challenge and tragedy, I've NEW YORK (AP) - „ Taylor said that "being a senator's wife is "There was nothing for me to do except had a lot of happiness," Sen. Edward M. fired from ABC's "Three's Company" 1* sit at home and watch the boob tube. My life not easy. It's very lonely; I wouldn't wish it Keaaedy said of his 50th birthday today. months ago in a contract dispute, says her on anyone." had no meaning, no responsibility," Miss time away from television was "a difficult Taylor said. "Basically I'm hopeful, happy and op- The actress and her sixth husband, a timistic," be said in a recent interview. period of growth.'.' Virginia Republican, announced they were She called Warner a "worthy" senator, Being sacked from the popular show after but said "his life is his work. It's his wife, his At a 1500-a-plate private party and fun- separating Dec. 21. draiser Saturday in New York, the Massa- demanding 1150,000 per episode was a sad- mistress, his family. There didn't seen) to be She said she had offered to help Warner in chusetts Democrat said age "is really a dening experience, Miss Somers said in an room for anything else." his work, but was rebuffed. state of mind." interview with People magazine. "I would have done anything - licked The actress, who will turn 50 on Saturday, But now, thanks to encouragement from stamps, typed speeches, run errands," she said her discontent led her back to the stage "My mother gave me some good advice: her husband, Alan Hamel, she says she feels said, but added that she was told instead to go as the star of "The Little Foxes." The play, that in the next 41 years, she didn't think I'd "stronger than ever." home. in which she performed on Broadway and be slowing down. She hasn't," Kennedy said. She is trying for a comeback with a CBS While she "wanted to be the best wife across the United States, will open in London special to be broadcast tonight In the hour- anybody ever had" and wanted her marriage later this month. Asked whether he would run for president long program she will be strutting and sing- Edward Kennedy "to be a life-long run," instead "it became Asked about her upcoming birthday, Miss in 1984, Kennedy replied, "I'm really only ing to 6,000 sailors aboard the USS Ranger. Elisabeth Taylor STATE SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,198£ The DsJslly Register 3

Ww Aaairtaiaa; fttn Hopatcong man charged in murders HOPATCONG (AP) - Authorities this, as you can imagine. But I want to and lived with his mother. said yesterday they have arrested a 29- emphasize that we are quite positive The children were reported missing year-old resident of this Sussex County that they were the acts of a single by their parents at about 3 p.m. Satur- Anti-nuclear rally draws two community and charged him with the person," said Laddey, adding that the day and a neighborhood search party slaying of two young girls - the first killings were the first in the borough of PRINCETON - Three reporters, a student and her moth- was organized Police were called in murders here in at least 15 years. 15,500 residents "in at least 15 years." er were the only ones to show up for an anti-nuclear demon- shortly after 5 p.m. and the bodies were stration that leaflets had predicted would be "the largest in Sussex County Prosecutor Brian He also said authorities believe they found lVfc hours later by two neighbors, American history." Laddey said Eugene E. Dingman was have a motive in the case, but he re- he said. Small posters bearing the name of the "American being held without bail on two counts of fused to elaborate. He said there was The children were pronounced dead Citizens of Responsible Thought" had appeared last week at first-degree murder. "limited evidence of a severe struggle" at the scene by Dr. Eugene Princeton University and at nearby Rider College announcing Laddey said the bodies of Jennifer and that It was believed the murders Tschekunow, the county pathologist. "a very peaceful march through Princeton" to protest nucle- Hanna, 8, and Heather Tranter, 7, were were committed where the bodies were The suspect was being held in the ar armaments. discovered in a wooded area about half a found. Sussex County jail in Newton without Members of the press were also notified of the march that mile from their homes in the Hopatcong He said Dingman was arrested bail pending his arraignment today was scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. Saturday from the War Hills section of the township Saturday around midnight after bloodhounds before Superior Court Judge Frederick Memorial statue. evening. Irom his office led investigators to the Weber. Rider CoUege student Rachel Stokes, of Moorestown, said suspect's home, about 150 yards from Laddey said that the suspect lived He said preliminary investigations near the victims, but that "he was not a she was just as angry that no one showed up as she was over indicate the playmates were strangled. the murder scene. what might have been a hoax. Laddey said Dingman offered no re- friend or acquaintance of either of the He said an autopsy was being performed families." "Doesn't it upset you that no one shows up for a demon to determine the exact cause of death sistance when he was arrested. straUon about something that is so important?" asked Ms. Police Chief David DeMarco said and if the children were sexually He said little is known of the suspect Dingman had never been in any trouble Stokes, who had convinced her mother to join her. molested. James Merrltt, assistant director of public information except that he had no prior criminal "of the criminal nature." He did not "The community is very shaken by for Princeton University, said he did not know of the group but record, was unemployed, not married elaborate. that university permission is not required for any organization wishing to distribute leaflets on campus. Isabel Sayen, on the steering committee of the 700-mem- ber Princeton Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament, said "it Youngest department head must be some sort of prank. We are in touch with all disarmament groups in the area." Number of Caesareans triple likes the view from the top NEW BRUNSWICK - The percentage of Caesarean births By JIM MANION in the formation of a telephone fundrais- in the state tripled in the last decade and physicians are ing group in Washington. expressing growing concerns that many of the operations may TRENTON (AP) - Labor Com- But by December, Bodman said GOP missioner Roger Hodman looked out Assemblyman Bob Franks, also a IN CUSTODY — Eugene Dingman, 29, is escorted from not be necessary. Hopatcong police station vesterdav bv local detective Similar to a nationwide increase, the number of Caesarean from his top-floor office in the 13-story former Bateman campaign worker Labor and Industry Building. from Berkeley Heights, convinced him after being charged with murders of two young girls births in New Jersey rose from 6 1 percent of all births in 1(70 Saturday night. to 19 percent in I960, according to state Department of Health The view includes the Delaware to head up the Kean campaign. figures. The figures also show that 12 percent of the opera- River, part of Pennsylvania, the State- A trio of former Bateman workers tions in I960 were first-time Caesareans. house complex and most of the capital who played crucial roles in the Kean "I think the clues are flying all over. We're probably city skyline. campaign were Bodman, Franks and doing too many," said Dr. James Jones, chairman of ob- "This Is something — isn't it," he political director Al Fasola. Additional- After 72 days, stetrics and gynecology at the University of Medicine and said. "I had never been up here ly, the package included placing Courier Dentistry of New Jersey's Rutgers Medical School in before." as statewide chairman of the Kean pri- Piscataway. After managing Gov. Thomas H. mary campaign. Kean's gubernatorial campaign last After Kean defeated Florio by the hunger striker The rate of such births varies throughout the state, with some hospitals performing Caesareans in as many as SO year, Hodman, 29, became the youngest closest margin in state history, Bodman percent of all deliveries, officials said. department head in state history. waited out the recount and then headed Jones said much of the concern is with the diagnoses of "I really don't know," Hodman re- for a Florida vacation. When he re- vows to go on two of the conditions which prompt Caesareans: dystocia — plied when asked why Kean tapped him turned, he accepted the cabinet post. for the labor post. "But I told him I He downplayed his role in Kean's abnormal labor; and cephalopelvic disproportion — when the NEW ARK (AP) — A Trenton State Prison inmate who has would do whatever he liked." election. During the campaign, in fact, baby's head Is too big and the cervix too small for vaginal gone without food for 72 days says Ms faith in his innocence ROGER BODMAN he seldom spoke out unless tracked delivery. The son of a Bernards Township en- has enabled him to maintain one of the longest fasts on down by reporters. gineer said he is confident he can record. streamline the new department that is "I'm sort of a mechanic when it "I'm supposed to be dead now, aren't I?" said Thomas being carved out of the old Department comes to campaigns and knowing the Clauso, 33, in a telephone interview yesterday evening from Rutgers classroom still closed Assembly of Labor and Industry. mechanics is important," he said. "But his bed at University Hospital of Medicine and Dentistry of HACKENSACK - Smith Hall, the biggest classroom But Kean's come-from-behind vic- the hidden side of politics is the rela- New Jersey here. building on Rutgers University's Newark campus, remained tory over Democrat James J. Florio tionships between people." "They said I would be blind and psychologically in- closed yesterday as officials sought to learn whether there are mulls two solidified Hodman's reputation as one of A turning point for Kean in the cam- capacitated by 70 days," said Clauso, who has been living on dangerous levels of substances in the building that may cause the state's premier political operatives. paign was when a majority of state lea and lemon to protest a 20-year prison sentence for an cancer. His resume looks something like newspapers endorsed the Republican assault he said he did not commit. The building was shut Feb. 11 after federal investigators bills today this: candidate just before the election, Bod- "I'm up and around, walking and talking coherently," he found traces of a hormone known to cause cancer in animals — June 1974: Graduated from Ohio man said. said. in the air inside Smith Hall. TRENTON (AP) - The Assembly University with a political science Polls showed Kean initially trailing "Give me the medical reason," he said. "It's because of meets today to consider two bills on degree after working part-time as a Florio by 12 percentage points, but grad- my faith in God and my belief that I'm right that sustains waste disposal, a measure to grant ear- pizza shop manager in Athens, Ohio. ually the gap narrowed. me." The weather ly high school diplomas, and legislation — October 1974: Driver for Millicent "Florio sat on his lead, but gradu- The former Wildwood carpenter Friday lost court at- to create a Division of Fraud Prevention Fenwick en route to her election to a ally people got to know Kean," Bodman tempts to continue his fast. In a ruling upheld by the state FORECAST in the Department of Insurance. first congressional term after she de- said. "I could feel us coming on." Supreme Court, he was ordered to either begin eating or face The fraud prevention bill, sponsored feated Kean in the June primary by 74 Some political observers wonder forced intravenous feeding. by Assemblyman Joseph Bocchini, D- votes. how Bodman will react to a non-political A hospital spokeswoman who refused to give her name Mercer, would Include an appropriation — October 1976: Managed Mrs. role in the Kean administration. said yesterday the hospital decided not to try to force feed of $250,000 that would be raised by Fenwick's re-election campaign. "I'll use my administrative skills him over the weekend. She said Clauso was listed in fair to assessments against the insurance in- — March 1977: Joined former Senate the best I can," he said. good condition. dustry. President Raymond Bateman's He has visions of streamlining pro- But Clauso said he will use whatever strength he has left The measure also would provide pen- gubernatorial primary campaign in cedures in the department, computeriz- to physically resist doctors who might attempt to force-feed alties of up to $5,000 for persons con- which he defeated Kean by more than ing records and hiring a comptroller. him. victed of filing false insurance claims. 66,000 votes. Borden Putnam, the new commerce "1 will meet force with force," said Clauso, who has The Assembly also plans to consider — December 1977: Met Market commissioner who is taking in the non- undergone medical checks at the hospital. "I think I'm strong a bill that would require state hearings tstown lawyer James Courier and labor sections of Labor and Industry, enough to resist. I expect to be charged for assault if I resist. on applications to establish solid waste agreed to manage his congressional pri- won't start working full-time until next If they hurt me good, I expect something to rupture inside and disposal facilities mary campaign In which he defeated month when he resigns from his position possibly die." The measure, sponsored by As- former state Sen. William Schluter — as a vice president of American 'I'll keep this up until they right the wrong they've done to semblyman Robert Littell, R-Sussex, is after a recount — by some 130 votes the Cyanamid Co. me or until I die and go with my God," Clauso said. "I'm not designed to keep municipal officials in- following June. Meanwhile, Bodman is driving his afraid of dying." Jersey Shore formed of all proposed developments of After Courier defeated incumbent own cabinet car around Trenton, staying After a pause, he added, "I don't know how long I can solid waste sites. keep going." Variable cloudiness and breezy with chance of a brief Democrat Helen Meyner in the Novem- at the Capital Plaza Hotel and commut- A vote is scheduled In the Assembly ing by train on most weekends to see his The hospital spokeswoman said results of preliminary snow flurry today. Highs near 40. Clearing tonight. Lows ber 1978 general election, Bodman went on a bill to empower the Department of wife in Washington. examinations of Clauso were normal. around 30. Mostly sunny tomorrow. Highs 40 to 45. to Washington as his administrative as- Environmental Protection to close a He said he does not mind being one of "I'm not in pain," Clauso said. "I'm dizzy, but I'm Chance of precipitation 30 percent tomorrow, and 10 sistant. hazardous waste site where substances Kean's cabinet members who will re- holding my own. I'm shackled with extra heavy shackles on percent tonight. Winds northwesterly IS to 25 mph today. It was at a breakfast meeting in May are being discharged. ceive a 160,000 salary, 110,000 less than my legs. The shackles aren't necessary. I'm not running from Ocean water temperatures are 35 to 40. 1980 that Kean first approached him An owner of a hazardous waste site about organizing his gubernatorial cam- the maximum. anybody." Marine Forecast would be liable to three times the cost of paign, Bodman said. "Maybe I'll start a commissioners He also said there were three armed guards outside his the cleanup If the site is not closed down By October, Bodman said he had union," he quipped. hospital room. Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point to Manasquan. under the proposal sponsored by As- decided against getting involved in an- Right now, he admitted, isn't a bad He said the hospital staff brings him food three times a Winds north to northwesterly 20 to 30 knots today and semblyman John Bennett, R-Mon- other campaign, preferring instead to time to be young, Republican, and in day. "Sometimes I look at it and smell it, but I don't think tonight. mouth. stay settled in Washington. office about," he said. Cloudy with occasional rain or wet snow today. Grad- The Assembly also has scheduled a He was married in April 1979 to His next goal — turning 30 on April Clauso said he will ask his lawyer, J. Stewart Husid, first ual clearing tonight. Visibility five miles or more this vote on a bill that would grant a regular Noreen Gelnaw, formerly of Westwood, 15. assistant deputy public defender in Mercer County, to seek a afternoon and tonight, except for isolated flurries or high school diploma to a student who after meeting her during the Bateman "1 hope that quiets things down federal court to overturn the order to force-feed him showers this afternoon. enrolls in a college in May in order to campaign in 1977 and she was involved about my age," he said. Average wave heights on the ocean three to six feet receive Social Security education bene- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ... WE HAVE today. On the bay waves increasing to two to four feet fits today. Tides two to two and a half feet above normal with The measure, facing final legislative some flooding at high tide this morning. action, would provide a diploma to any high school senior who enters college Typical liberal label 24H0URcHTELLERS now to be eligible for the Social Security ; AT MAIN OFFICE FREEHOLD The Weather Elsewhere EATONTOWN payments. HI La Prc otik LMnwIHt 4t It 01 clr MATAWAN Albany It It cdv Mampnu I! 44 clr Under a new federal rule, an eligible EAST BRUNSWICK at clr IS tl denied by Maguire Miami cdv recipient of the benefits must be a full- Amarlllo 71 a clr Mlloaukn 11 cdv MOUNTAINSIDE 11 01 u MEMBER FD,C Anchorao« clr Moll SI P It It cdv time college student by this May. Ainavllla M M clr » 41 By SKIP WOLLENBERG a liberal Democrat to a bill involving »S 44 Naihvllla clr Atlanta clr 71 J7 41 NawOrlaant clr railroad freight rates. The vote in ques- Atlantc Civ .14 cdv 17 Balllmora 44 It Mcdv Ntw York 40 cdv CENTRAL JERSEY BANK 47 Norfolk 17 41 04 CdV WASHINGTON (AP) - Democratic tion was taken in 1975. Birmlnghm *t clr If Bismarck SI 25 HI Okla City 71 clr There were other examples. He tl 11 Man charged in Senate candidate Andrew Maguire, who Bolta St 47 rn Omaha clr MCOfVtNCNI O •Man i; 14 M m Orlando 7t SI clr made no apologies for his liberal lean- pointed to his 1979 vote against the BrownsvIM (i U cdv Phlladphla M 11 .11 cdv ings during three terms in Congress, Chrysler bailout and a 1980 vote against Buffalo 11 .11 cdv PnoanK at S4 cdv Charllln SC •1 clr PitllOuroh is 12 cdv pipe bomb death says the label never fairly described his a telecommunications reform bill which CharlllnWV 4n1 1! it cdv Ptland. Ma it 15 in 17 record on economic issues. he said was "insufficiently com- Chavanna as It cdv Ptland. Ora si rn CMcaw 41 clr Rapid Cltv 71 jt cdv HACKENSACK (AP) - A 22-year- Maguire said while the term "liber- petitive." Cincinnati 41 nB cdv MM 71 11 clr Clanland 17 u Ucdv Richmond M 41 It cdv old Paterson truck driver was arrested al" may describe his positions on a On budget issues, he cited his votes Salt Laka Jt m Car Rentals Col urn but M is cdv as yesterday and charged with the murder Oal-Pt Wth M 4i clr SanOlaso 71 IS cdv number of social issues such as civil against the Clinch River Breeder Reac- 71 *4 SI cdv ja clr San Fran of a pregnant 19-year-old woman who rights, the environment and abortion, It tor and what he called "useless and DMMolnai » » cdv Saatlla SI J4 rn This week only! IS was killed in a pipe bomb explosion near Datrolt w B 01 cdv SI Loull SI cdv does not carry over to his positions on extravagant water projects." He also Rent any model for only Dulutn M it cdv St P Tampa 74 tl clr her apartment building, authorities the budget and economic regulation. II Paw 74 » clr St SH Maria 17 » 01 cdv cited his vote in favor of establishing a Fairbanks •IS & m •MUM 11 11 cdv said. "There Is a vast difference on eco- federal budget ceiling to restrain ap- Hartlord 41 B Wl TuCMn 11 4t cdv Halana a in Tulta to 41 clr Bergen County Prosecutor Roger nomic Issues between the perception propriation levels. Honolulu •i aM clr waUilnoln 41 Jt cdv Breslin Jr. said Robert Rainere was and the record," Maguire, who is run- His record may indeed be better than Houtlon N st clr WIcMU at 14 clr • II Indnas4ri 41 « cdv arrested at his 21st Avenue apartment ning for the seat currently held by Har- some would expect according to a rating Jocktnvlla M » clr Tamparalural Indlcata hlah for one week Junaau It jl .11 cdv and low for dav to 7 p.m EST at 6:45 a.m. and charged with the rison A. Williams Jr., D-N.J.. said In a system developed by the National Tax- Kant Cltv M a cdv Prc—Pracimutlon lor 14 houri.nd murder of Paula Bergen, who died telephone interview. payers Union, a nonprofit, nonpartlsan Lai vagai n clr Ins 7 P.m. EST vaitardav. Cars and trucks. Lima Rock 71 4a7 clr Otlk—Skv coixHlloni outlook for Thursday after the explosion in Fair The perception, however, may be organization dedicated to reducing gov- LoaAnaaMl at to cdv Lawn. difficult to overcome. ernment spending and taxes. All makes & models available Rainere was being held in the At a breakfast meeting with re- For the six years Maguire served in Bergen County Jail here in lieu of porters last week, Maguire. was asked Congress, his NTU annual rating was Call MIKE OBftCHINSKI Tide* 1200.000 bail. about bow he planned to move to the higher than average four times and SawJy Hook For Red Bank and Breslin said investigators believe the center in his race for the Senate nomi- slightly lower twice. TODAY- High 6:46 Rumson bridge, add two pipe bomb was intended for Robert nation. Under that system, Maguire scored a.m. and 7:09 p.m and low hours; Sea Bright, deduct Cirieco. 27, Ms. Bergen's fiance, who "I'm there," the 42-year-oW min- lower than Republicans Millicent 741-3811 12:36a.m. and 1:10 p.m. 10 minutes; Long Branch, lived with her at the Fair Lawn apart- ister's son and former Ford Foundation Fenwick and James Courier, who may TOMORROW — High deduct 15 minutes, High- ment along with his mother. consultant said. compete for the GOP Senate nomi- 7:27 a.m. and7:47p.m. and lands bridge, add 40 "Urieco and Rainere knew each oth- The Ridgewood, N.J., resident went nation, but higher than Democrat NJ. AUTO RENTAL low 1:20 a.m and 1:51 p.m. minutes. er in some way in the past," said through a lengthy description of how he James Florio, who is considering enter- 641 Shrewsbury Ave . Shrewsbury, N J Breslin. who refused to elaborate . voted against an amendment backed by ing the Democratic race. I SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1962 Obituarie••unit mi • sHiiiiiHi H -mrIvea y n may as-mk ' -nr-TKeagak n to chang-m e plan • ••• ••••• •••• •Illllltllll •'•!>>> " " VKIPWOLLENBEBG Att thU»e samsamee timeUne.Ka. Keaun sai.rttad~.rt.rd be does not knoow aat thittfeprt-s point irnrnKf ar-Idt figurefigure,, developdays** bby UUl sUl.Wf . -Jttsrbjr".tat«£«*"•tat" whether the proposal for a federal takeover of Medicaid would with those from Reagan's budget office on the effect of the (AP) — Gov. Thomas H. Kean says he affect the quality of assistance currently available to res. program swap. Cershom Scholem; wanu to make sure New Jersey and Its poor are not short- dents of New Jersey. •I may not agree la all parts with the Initiative, and I may changed under the "asw federalism" proposal advanced by He said be would resist any effort lo lower the level of be part of a group that may want to negotiate changes with President Reagan medical assistance available to New Jersey's poor. mysticism pioneer * Bat Kean, a New Jersey Republican elected with Re- "We have funded Medicaid at Iks levels we have funded him," Kean said. i last year, made it clear yesterday be Medicaid at because we think It wawass proper and thTrlgbt thing But he said the prudent should be ~mrnended[for being TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - German-Jewish family, suppoi^ the concept which the praideiit has articulated lo do for our people," he said, I would not like to see people "willing to place this on the table for the first time as Gcrfboro Scholem, who Scholem became a Zionist In "I'm a very strong backer of saw federalism and com- hi ased lose services." president." pioneered the study of Jewish his youth and studied mend very strongly the president for coming up with Ibis mysticism it a time when It mathematics and philosophy initiative." Kean said as he attended the National Governors was derided or regarded with at the universities of Berlin, Association conference, which continues through Tuesday suspicion, died early yester- Jena and Munich. He wrote But he said the president has indicated he fads the Party leaders reject plea day after a long illness, a his doctoral thesis on the specifics of the proposal are negotiable. Kean said to may to spokesman at Jeruaalem'i earliest existing book of Jew- part of a group asking for changes (continued) states If the petroleum windfall profits tax proves Imprac- Hebrew University an- ish mysticism, "Sepber Ha- President Reagan announced last month that the federal nounced. He was M. Bahir." government should assume responsibility for the Medicaid Stockman and Williamson told the state leaders: tical. He died at Haddauah Uni program while the states take responsibility for the food • If the transfer of federal programs to states takes longer A more surprising overture was made by Williamson, who vertity Medical School in Je- He emigrated a year later, stamp and AFDC programs. la addition, states would get than the administration expects, the program will be ex said that while there is a heavy predisposition toward having rusalem, the spokesman said. in 1023, to Palestine and lec- about 40 programs the federal government currently pays for the steles take over most welfare programs If the federal Scnolem's study of Jewish tured at Jerusalem's Hebrew and a trust fund supported by federal taxes would be set up • If it takes more money than planned, more wlU provided government takes over the Medicaid program, -that does not mysticism, or cabbala, as a University from its Inception temporarily to pay for them. • mean we have shut the door. We are willing to discuss that in 1925. • If the MM budget does not make the reductions Reagan serious scholastic subject Kean and the other governors heard Budget Director has asked for in the budget and therefore the programs will be with you " was derided by both religious In lm he became a full David Stockman and presidential advisor Richard Williamson too expensive for states to handle in 19*4, Stockman said the Williamson's statement was the first indication that there and secular thinkers. But his professor of Jewish mys- explain the proposal for about two hours yesterday afternoon. transfers "can be fitted to any set of budget numbers that was any room for negotiation on that point. work came to have an Impor- ticism at the university, re- They then met in closed session lo develop a response emerge for fiscal year '83, or '84 or 'IB." Reagan has long been opposed to federal responsibility for tant impact on their modern tiring in 1(66. The governors want to make sure they are not asked to welfare, and Stockman and Williamson reminded the state successors. lake over programs without being given sufficient resources • The administration will consider another source of leaders yesterday that be had made a major concession by "He lifted Jewish mys- financing for the fa billion transition fund it proposes for the Mysticism U the doctrine ticism out of obscurity... And to pay for them. even agreeing to negotiate the point. that it is possible to achieve has become a powerful factor Kean said be questioned whether the food stamp and Aid communion with God through in the spiritual life of our lo Families with Dependent Children programs should to contemplation and love, times," said the citation for returned to the states. .without the use of human rea- the prestigious Israel Prize He said the federal government should keep control over Neuberger hits grad policy soning. for Jewish Studies, which be what are called income maintenance programs. If such pro- Bom in Berlin in 18(7 to a wontnlKt. grams vary from state-to-state, to said, "a state that is more (continued) Under the new requirements, Neuberger said, a student humane could act as a magnet" for the disadvsntaged •Mo th College has made a great mistake In buying will have to take fewer courses in teaching methods, with a elsewhere. education I think they are shortchanging their students," she greater emphasis on the subjects to be taught General added education will be stressed, and students will be required to George Roderick; Although the college has received approximately 1100,000 select a major academic discipline. Frank Totaro in tuition money for the courses, Neuberger said she felt the Sociology and psychology courses will be stressed for money was not the entire reason for the college to perpetuate ABERDEEN - Prank His wife, Anna Ostuni teachers beading into schools in problem areas, while all such a system. Eisenhower aide Totaro, 90, of Prospect Ave- Totaro, died in 1974. students may be required to student-teach for two semesters, "They (the college) simply are giving cheap graduate nue, Cllftwood Beach, died Surviving are two daugh- Instead of one, and under stricter professional supervision, credits," she said. BOISE, Idaho (AP) - of the Army in 1954 Saturday at Riverview Hospi- ters, Mn. Ann Kaplan, with Neuberger said. The two largest firms involved In providing the courses George H Roderick, assis- In 1M1 he joined the J P tal, Red Bank. whom he lived, and Mrs. Born in Monopoli Ban, It- are Pinebrook Educational Group Inc., Larchmont, N.Y.,and Because an undergraduate education major may obtain tant secretary of the Army Stevens Co., serving as vice Rose Flgliuolo of Astoria, during the Eisenhower Ad- president in charge of over- aly, he lived In New York Mainland Institute, HarleysviUe, Pa. credits toward teaching certification from a number of dif- City before moving here N.Y.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Neuberger said a board decision Friday to set new min- ferent colleges, the crackdown on sub-contracted firms may ministration, has died at his seas operations until he re- Helen Keller of St Peter- home here He was 81. tired in 1970. three years ago. imum requirements for teacher certification was only mod- prevent a student from obtaining such credits to fulfill gradu- Mr. Napoll retired In 1979 sburg, Fla ; two brothers and erately related to subcontracted education courses. ation requirements, according to Neuberger. Hudenck, who died Fri- Survivors include his wife, three sisters in Italy; five day, was a vice president of after running his own barber Louise, and a daughter, grandchildren, and 10 great- the American Seating Co. in Martha Stolz, both ol Boise, shop in New York for SO grandchildren. (irand Kapids, Mich., when and a son, Thomas, of Bar years. Study links cigarette smoking, cancer appointed assistant secretary Harbor, Maine He was a member of the The Day Funeral Home, Mizpah Prebysterian Church Keyport, is in charge of ar- (continued) surgeon general's analysis, concluded that there is no direct in New York City. rangements. non-smokers. evidence that smoking causes any kind of cancer. He said there is not enough evidence to conclude that non- Cigar and pipe smoking are causal factors for lung and Mae Teeple, 78; Almeda M. Luther smokers get lung cancer from inhaling cigarette smoke from laryngeal, oral cavity and esophagus cancer, the surgeon people smoking near them, but added that "the evidence does general's report said. Long-term use of snuff "appears to be MIDDLETOWN - Luther, died in 1971. raise concern about a possible serious public health prob- a factor in the development of cancers of the oral cavity, particularly cancers of the cheek and gum," according to the owned dress shop Almeda A. Luther, 83, of Lin- Surviving are a son, Ken- lem." report. croft, died Friday at the neth B. Luther, of West Long The death rates for male smokers Is twice that of male Eatontown Convalescent non-smokers, while the death rate for female smokers is Combining alcohol and cigarettes increases the risk of HIGHLANDS - Mae was also a member of the Branch; a daughter, Mrs. Center, Eatontown. about SO percent higher than that for female non-smokers, he cancer of the larynx, oral cavity and esophagus, the report McMurtree Campbell Teeple, Sons and Daughters of Liber- Barbara Herring, here; five 78. ol Laurel Drive, died yes- ty, Lodge 14, Perth Amboy. Born in Akron, Ohio, she said. said. grandchildren and three terday at Riverview Hospi- Her husband, Harvey Tee- lived there until moving here Koop's report also stated that there is a link between the The surgeon general estimated that in 19TO, the year for tal. Hed Bank ple, predeceased her. Her sis- 16 years ago. great grandchildren. number of cigarettes smoked per day and the death rate from which most recent estimates were available, lung cancer cost She was born in Perth Am ter, Grace Meyer, and Mrs. Luther was a mem- The Robert A. Braun cancer. And, the longer an ex-smoker avoids cigarettes, the the nation $3 8 billion in lost earnings, W79.5 million in sort- boy. where she resided before brother, Harold McMurtree, ber of the Doll Collectors' Home for Funerals, Eaton- lower his cancer death rate. term hospital costs and $78 million in physicians' fees. moving here 20 years ago. also predeceased her. Club, Akron town, is in charge of arrange- The surgeon general's report, titled: "The Health Conse- The report said 95 percent of those who have stopped smoking did so without help from an organised smoking Before retiring in 1962, she Surviving are her son Her husband, Kenneth A. ments. quences of Smoking: Cancer," directly contradicts an was the owner and proprietor Donald Campbell of Wood- analysis of data on the effects of smoking collected by the cessation program. The most successful programs in helping ol Mae's Yardstick, Red bridge, and two grand- Tobacco Institute, the association representing the smoking smokers kick their habit are those which emphasise the social Bank, a dress shop. daughters. Russell V. Boyce products industry. and immediate consequences of stopping rather than the long- term health consequences, it said. She was a member of the The Klynn and Son Funer- The industry report, issued Thursday in anticipation of the NEPTUNE- - Russell V. brothers, Vernon Boyce and Simpson United Methodist al Home, Perth Amboy, is in Boyce, 43, died yesterday at Church. Perth Amboy She charge of arrangements. Frank Yeich. both of Asbury Monmouth Medical Center, Park, and three sisters, Mrs. Long Branch. Marion Treger of Bradenton, Gas glut is pushing prices downward Born in Long Branch, he Fla., Mrs. Susan Morgan of Rocco Calandriello, 68; lived there until moving here (continued) 40,000 gallons be sold this time last year. last year. Tennessee, and Mrs. Beulah glut of supplies, declining consumption and the normally slow Buck, here. Charles Garrity, spokesman for the state Energy Depart- was bus service owner Mr. Boyce was a driver winter driving season. ment said, "It is the feeling of the people in the department for Conover's Septic Service, The Woolley Funeral However, some of the biggest price-cutting is going on at that this downward trend is going to continue." COLTS NECK - Rocco Hose Fire Co., here. West Long Branch. Home, Long Branch, is in the retell level, where desperate gas stations are offering "I anticipate a large number of dealers going out of bargain-basement prices in hopes of attracting new business. Rocky " Calandriello, 68, of Surviving are hia wife, Surviving are two charge of arrangements. business if things keep up this way,'' said Jerry Ferrara of the in a lew places, like this Wlllingboro corner, price wars Water Street, died yesterday Rose Ambrosia Calandriello; New Jersey Retell Gasoline Association. "They Just can't are waged in earnest. at Riverview Hospital, Red four brothers, Thomas of survive." Bank Robert B. Hill Since last November, the Sunoco station across the street Neptune, John of Freehold, slashed its price for regular gas from $1.38 a gallon to $1.13, Bom in Red Bank, he lived Patrick of Wannamaasa, and OCEAN - Robert B. Hill. Branch there before moving here 12 trying to compete with the Chevron. Joseph of Middle town, two 76, died Saturday at West- He was a member of the years ago "I had to lower the price or go out of business," said sisters, Rose Calandriello of wood Hall Nursing Home, Garden State Square Dancers OUR 56th YEAR Before retiring two years Long Branch. and the Calley Hoes Dancers. Robert M. Greene, the Sunoco dealer. ago, Mr. Caliandriello was Middletown and Mrs. Marie Until the Chevron opened, Greene was buying regular gas OftEN QA11Y Ambrosia of Red Bank, and He was born in Newark, Surviving are a daughter, the owner of the R. F. Calan- and lived here most of his for $l 20 a gallon and was selling it for $1.38. Now he is buying 8A.M.-5:NP.M. many nieces and nephews. Mrs. Joanne Greenhalgh of driello Bus Co, here. life. Jackson, a grandson, and sev- regular for $1.14 and selling it for $1.13 - a 1-cent loss. W.MST.sil A U.S. Army veteran of The John E. Day Funeral He was employed as a eral nieces. "I didn't have any choice," Greene said. "Somewhere World War II, he was an ex- Home, Red Bank, Is in charge maintenance man for 11 The Flock Funeral Home, down here somebody's going to be selling so low he's going to empt member of the Liberty of arrangements. be out of it." TOUMS years by Shadow Lawn Sav- Long Branch, is in charge of ings and Loan Co., Long arrangements Greene hopes he can make up the loss through a Sunoco fabu/ous tavingi rebate deal. If Greene sells more than 31,000 gallons a month, Jannette P. Campbell be will get a rebate from Sunoco. He is hoping his low prices LAMPS A Clinton Presley Sherman will help move 70,000 gallons a month, almost double the rHKKHOLU - Jannette - Her husband, Clarence W. I' Campbell, 77, ol 32 Broad- Campbell, died in 1979. LONG BRANCH - Clin- an of World War II. LAMPSHADES way, died Saturday at Free- Choose from our ooaulilul Surviving are two daugh- ton Presley Sherman, 78, died He was a member of the Man arrested for drugs selection of colorful and deco- hold Area Hospital, Freehold ters, Mrs. Florence C. Ben- Saturday at his home. Asbury United Methodist rative lamps and shades, per- Township lectly designed to co-ordinate nett of Marlboro and Mrs. He was a lifelong city resi- Church, here. MANALAPAN - A between the front bucket Horn in the Adelphia sec- with any decor. Marian G. Clayton of Free- dent. Surviving are a nephew Brooklyn, N.Y., man has seats. After further In- aee our aaJoeBon of— tion ol Howell. she resided in Before retiring, he was a and several nieces. been arrested and charged vestigation, Rette found four Manulapan and Colts Neck hold Township, four grand- children and seven great- teller with the former New The Flock Funeral Home, with possession of marijuana, bags of marijuana, and one before moving here 37 years Jersey Trust Co., here. grandchildren. here, Is in charge of arrange- hashish and cocaine, accord- toll package each of hashish JK<> He was a U.S. Army veter- ments. ing to police. and cocaine, police said. Mrs Campbell was a The Freeman Funeral Price, who was released John D. Price, 10, of 963 mtiiihii of the Heformed Home, here, is in charge of on his own recognisance, Is 32 BROAD ST. REO BANK Ashford Ave., Brooklyn, was ( hunhol Freehold.here. arrangements. Charles E. White scheduled to appear in Munic- stopped Saturday night ipal Court on April 17, accord- Si 741-7500 FREEHOLD - Charles and Mrs. Mary Emmons of around 9:45 for running a red ing to police. • Andrew A. Capelli Sr. E. White, 73, of 12 Prospect Ocean, and six grand- light at Route 9 and Craig Place, died yesterday at his children. Road, police said. home. MIDDI.KTOWN - An- lived in Jersey City before The Freeman Funeral Police said Patrolman drew A. Capelli Sr., 68, of moving here 29 years ago. Born here, he was a life- Home, here, is in charge of long resident. William Rette saw two mari- Hose Street, Lincroft, died Before retiring, he was a arrangements. juana pipes on the console yesterday at Riverview Hos- custodian for 20 years, first He retired first in 1961 af- L Beacon Scrap Co. pital, Hed Bank. for St. Leo the Great School, ter working as a foremen in 218ThrotfcrnortoriSt. FrxrA,, N.J. Born in New York City, he here, and then for the Nut the velvet department of the (lBaodiOttRt.9 SBtoduOflRt 537-3»ocksOflRt.33) Swamp Elementary School. former AJiM Caragheuslan The Daily Register Rug Co., here. Mr. Capelli was involved (USPS-14M40) CASH BUYERS OF ALL 202 Death Notice with the Boy Scouts of Ameri- After that, Mr. White ca and also devoted time at worked as a court attendant The Sunday Register TYPES OF METALS the Christian Brothers De La for the Monmouth County WANTED!! CAPELLI — Andr.»A. V M Sheriff's Office, retiring in (USPS-33M70) I me toll on Fab II. "M Huioanoot Salle Hall, here, a borne for PuWliMd kv Tha Had Sana. ItMIMar Copper II 55cp«r pound Lillian Ina* Brown), lalltaf of *n retired Christian Brothers. I960 ••UMimd M tot torM M M. CM* and Mannr Claw SCRAP U.«. A It . Auralia. and Maria MM* Met Capall, Hrotrnr ot Baroaia Branna He also served occasion- He was a U.S. Navy veter- Copptri2 5OC par pound and Not« Edmanilon* vullalion an of World War II and a nmnminrrnn inmnnm n i imi ALUMINUM Monday and TuaMfav. 2 4 and f * ally as a special policeman Brass 35c par pound p m at John E Day Punaral Horn*. here. member of Monmouth Post •H m. K. MHaiilg.n. Ml anal a) H,,.tnd« AM., Nad Sank Funar iMi Caurtt CaNrihawaNrihawa. Praaoata). H. J. trm ai Matt Wadnatdav. It a.m. at 11. Surviving are his wife, 54 of the American Legion, m Srn»li. LLant tjj SrancnSrancSn .. NJNJNJ.. ttTM tTMMSS StalnteMStM, lOCptf pound Lao IhaGraal. Linerofl Lillian Brown Capelli; a son, here. SUM Ham TramanTram , NN.JJ. t*US Lead 17C par pound 22* a Andrew A. Jr., at home; two Mr. White was a com- MaoiMn a) Ma AaMCMMJ Prat*. TM Aaaaclata* Praia K aMUM aicluUy*- Rs kmnas CMS TEEPLE - Ma. maa municant of St. Rose of Lima ly la tha ina - all ma lacal naar. arMMaj In «ia nawMapar at Ml at all AP nawi Car Batteries $2.00 e** McMurlraa) Campb.il. ft. of Laural daughters, Aurelia and Marie Oriva. Hiuhlandt. on Fob. II. tftl Capelli, both also at home; Roman Catholic Church, "rVfcei lMtsstt TaOanga HVtfa ol lha lala Harvav Toopla Mambar ol Ina Amarkan MKIMail PvMMMn AaaaclatKm. and two sisters, Mn. here. •uraau 1 Circulate, lha Naw Jtran PrMa AaMcUUM. l .IIIH.IM n Oavolod grandmolhar of Barbara Branna of Linden Surviving are his wife, Uorts Camebrlt and Nancy Katchur SacaMCMa •MUM San*. N.J. •;«! a~> at Ml—Um.n, N.J. | ALSOBmirrCMlTYPKOfSOLDEIttlWICTflALLOYS | •.i^i>-r .11 thr lalo Graca Movor and and Mrs. Rose Edmenstonc Elsie Estenes White; two 0"«. PvUIUlM >l xnwkPrWty. Manual ' H.iicii.t McMurlraa. Funaral tar vtcoi Wcdnatdav at II am at lha of Manchester. daughters, Mrs. Patricia Tul- Tarm Oajlly lunaav Oailv and M»nn and Son Funaral Homo. 414 ly of Wall and Mrs. Elizabeth OM> Only Stnalay OfttTutSMYWMUCHMroitMY £111 Als2-0543 fcast Avt . Parm Amboy lnlorm.nl The John E. Day Funeral Onaraar ISMS U100 in.oa AiuiMi Camlarv R.lalivtl and Home, Red Bank, is in charge Forman, here; two sisters, Hama aMIwy tv Cantor - DalK and Sunday SI M a wt; Sunday only 19 ini-nd* may call Tuatdav H and M cants; Da«vaMy|.n, of arrangements. Mrs. Pearl E. Motsiel, here, Mmt. ca»y « Cannlar - OaMy 15 tanli; Sunday 40 canli SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22,1962 Business TheDMlyRegMer 5 Illegal accessory apartments are on the increase By SYLVIA PORTER big costs are soaring; and when it would be a Joy Only own n are permitted to ln- borhood against bad effects. With these restric- to go of f on a long vacation knowing your home stall or rent accessory apartments; there can be tions, repeal of the single-family aooing laws In the affluent residential community of was under the secure control of a trusted tenant no visual change In the way the home looks; the seems as sure s thing as the repeal of Prohibi- Westport, Conn., an officer of the respected Having an accessory apartment can provide not toning must be "special" to protect the neigh- tion. League of Women Voters is openly urging home- only a source of Income, security and compa- owners to violate the lonlng laws The violations nionship, but also a source of services. YOURMONEVS are "illegal, but not very illegal"-and actual- ly simply Ignore single-family toning laws that The wonotntcs are are obsolete and an anachronism in today's era. Because the provider of'the services (the ten- WORTH Crime by computer growing ant) has no travel costs and no overhead, you By DUFF WILSON With three million computer terminals in The fact to that the baby boom is leaving can trade rent reductions for personal as- the U.S. - including 900,000 borne com- home and we no longer are a nation dedicated to sistance. Columbia News Service puters, many with telephone tie-ins — toe family raising. In contrast, we are suddenly a opportunities are so abundant and so lucra- nation with a desperate need for large numbers The average cost of Installing an accessory NEW YORK - The computer - that tive that the Lloyd's policy as a $1 million of small housing units for hmitthnMs that are apartment U f 10,000, but in many homes It will ties. Patrick Hare, a city planner, nas mainstay of modern banking — is being put deductible and coverage up to $25 million. Just starting families, will never start them or be much less. Assume Interest remains at II under unprecedented scrutiny as banks apply "We're not selling fear here," said Dean have finished rearing them This surge of small Just prepared a manual for the American As- percent over 10 years (I'm tittumlng this Just sociation of City Planners on amending toning to for a new computer-crime Insurance policy Felton, a vice president of Marsh & McClen- households coincides with interest rates that for illustration), this works out to a cost per offered by Lloyd's of London. nan Inc., which brokers the Lloyd's policy. have been choking construction of new units and permit accessory apartments. The National month of about tin in principal and interest. Council on Aging hai hired Hare to do more "This has never been done before," com- "We're selling a very realistic prospect." also with the buildup of vast reserves of surplus mented Burton Carbino. senior, vice presi- Another insurance group, Chubb & Son, is shelter in the homes of empty nesters. The apartment generally will bring in a research on the issue. dent for risk management at Irving Trust The American Association of Retired Per- marketing a policy covering computer theft rental Income of»00 to 1400 a month- and toil Co., after outside eiperts recently finished a of inventories by non-employees of industrial It's only logicalfor an older homeowner who sons also has Indicated considerable Interest In grueling computer security check. doesn't need all the empty rooms to convert a probably will rise rapidly as the growing hous- this subject Leo Baldwin, the association's companies, particularly pharmaceutical ing shortage in our nation swells. Accessory The new action in banking and insurance manufacturers. Thieves try to break com- one-family Into a two-family dwelling. There housing coordinator, strongly believes that ac- circles has arisen from what Carbino termed are an estimated 15,000 such illegal accessory apartments might equally be considered by 1) cessory apartments are an option that should be puter codes to divert shipments of drugs, for an older homeowner; t) a suddenly single pa- "the potential magnitude of losses" to so- instance. apartments on Long Island. Across the nation, available to older Americans. He emphasises phisticated computer criminals the total may run as high as 2.5 million. rent seeking a way to hold on to a home; J) the particularly the advantages of Income and ser- Felton said he could name 45 ways in adult children of older parents who are looking While the typical bank robbery nets about which trained criminals could break into A basement "rec" room with a walk-out vices that permit older people to stay In their $10,000 and the ordinary embezzlement about bank computer systems "The real thriller," basement and a wet bar has a short life expec- for a way to help their parents stay comfortably own homes. 120.000, known cases of computer-assisted in their own homes. That's quite a broad range. he said, "is that this may have already tancy when you, the homeowner, no longer need Hare's draft manual on amending zoning bank fraud have averaged more than happened and records may have been ad- a place to get your teen-agers out of sight and It's more than likely that accessory apart reflects an overriding concern with protecting $400,000. justed so it isn't even known." mind; when your taws, maintenance and beat- menu may not be illegal much longer In manv the character of alngle-famlly neighborhoods. Hold your investments By DAVID R. SARGENT Q — I am tt years old aad plaaalng to retire hi a year and a half, aad I will want more income. I ewa the fol- SUCCESSFUL lowing stocks: AT&T. GTE, Middle South Utilities, Public Go First Class Service Electric * Gas, Tex- INVESTING as Utilities, Enserch, % Northwest Energy, Mobil, aad Sears — currently all en dividend reinvestment plans. 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But the most remarkable WASHINGTON True to his threat, neUter testament came from President and Editor Publisher where in the Justice Depart- ment there mast be someone telephoned Steven Tinney, a Abscam Judge George C. SCENE Pratt, who, In a ruling from Herbert H Thorpe. Jr . Assistant Editor: Charles C Triblehorn. Sunday Editor. Russell P Rauch, with the conscience and com- reporter for their hometown Nlf ht Editor; Jane Foderaro. City Editor: Doris Kulman. Editorial Page Editor. passion to cry "Enough!" newspaper, to tell Marie's 10- toe bench, praised Weinberg The department's star year-old secret. The story for devoting "nearly three Pat N Rieci. Controller; Richard D McKetn, Advertisinf Director: Kenneth L Van Dalen, Abscam witness, Mel Wein- was spread across the pages yean of Us life to this In- Circulation Director; Frank J. Allocca, Production Manager. berg, is running amok. the unfortunate woman of the Stuart, Fa., News for vestigation" and lamented He is now spinning a stumbled upon Mel's scent aU her neighbors to read that he would not be able to ANDERSON return to bis life of crime. 6 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1982 spiderweb of lies around his diary and read his account of About the same time, the "lies and deceit" he had Mel's son by his first mar- "His career as a con man late wife — a simple, sensi- he said, tapping his head." tive, frail woman who loved perpetrated. The shock sent riage. Richard Weinberg, tel- has ended because be U so Uke Amoroso, the FBI's him and believed be loved her to my office with ephoned Philadelphia In- well known," declared the other Abscam agenU also had her. "To my darling wife evidence that he had lied at quirer reporter BUI Mar- judge sympathetically He's hanging tough' a lot of laughs with the in Marie ..." he had written, the Abscam trials and had rlmow and badmouthed Abscam should go down as gratiating Mel Weinberg "I do love you very much." diverted some of the Abscam Marie, calling her erasy. the greatest scam in criminal They inscribed bis book with Then she began to tell her bribe money into his own Richard offered to put the history. Mel Weinberg pocket. reporter together with his such sentiments as "Don't scammed the FBI agents, the story of Abscam, which dis- forget all the good times" puted his own sworn version. In a taped interview with father to get the story of prosecutors and the Judge, Marie's past. Marrimow and "It's been a pleasure •M to mention a number of "I'm not a liar," she ex- my associate Indy Badhwar, working with you" and plained simply. "I can't lie." Marie described how he had wasn't Interested. But other newspapers printed Mel's "Thanks for the ex- CHANGING TASTES: To discredit her, he began reacted. "He says, 'You perience." .clawing it her good charac- know I can take JR away smear. Has thesexual revolution van- Four days after this ugly Agent Bruce Brady was ished from American cam- ter. from you.' " This was the apparently amused at Mel's It was more than she could son whom Marie adored. "I publicity, Marie Weinberg puses? A study of college took her own life. Philadel- ability to maintain a wife and reading tastes by the re- take. Late last month, she said to him, I said, 'Mel, a mistress in separate, identi- hanged herself. Beside the there's no way. How are you phia News reporter Greg spected Council of Higher Walter attended the memori- cal condos. "To Mel," wrote Education Indicates some- body was a note in hergonna take JR away from the G-man, "You taught me authenticated handwriting. me? . . . You're not gonna al service. He wrote: thing is going on - or possi- "JR, who is a high school quite a bit. Some things I'll bly not going on. In 1«71, the "My sin was wanting to love hurtJR! ... never forget. You have a and be loved, nothing more," "He starts laughing, honor student and wants to be journal reports, the best- an FBI agent, wept bitterly great family. I've enjoyed seller in college bookstores she had written, "but the laughing. He says, 'I can them too." campaign is being made by make you an unfit mother. .. as he sat alone in an ante- was "The Greening of Amer- Mel to discredit me. I haven't I can get guys to say they room off a small chapel. Then hi parentheses, he ica," an ecological tract, fol- the strength to fight him any- were out screwing you.' Now "His father stood outside mischievously listed Mel's lowed by a pop-psychology more." wait, when I beard that, I the funeral home in the warm "family," including both book and a sex manual. By Now that she cannot de- really got physically sick." Florida night air smoking a Marie, the wife, and Eve, the mid-decade, the top sellers fend herself, his campaign of She choked and began tocry . Urge cigar. He chatted - and mistress. It was a great joke were the thriller "Jaws," s vilification has become all "I mean," she wept, "what often laughed loudly - with on Marie which backfired. sexy feminist novel ... and the more vicious. Won't the does he want from me?" an old friend, FBI Abscam She saw Brady's Inscription another sex manual. But now prosecutors, in the name of But Mel pressed remorse- agent Anthony Amoroso... and began checking into the bestsellers include a decency, please tell their lessly. He threatened that he "Weinberg has shown lit- Eve's identity. jokebook, a fix-it manual and Frankenstein's creation to would also tell about a suicide tle remorse. 'She was a The Abscam prosecutors a couple of soap-opera novels. leave poor Marie in peace? attempt 10 years ago and cuckoo,' be told a reporter. were also seduced by the fast- Not a sex manual in the Top Tragically as it turned out, portray her as a mental case. 'Something wrong up here,' talking Weinberg. "Mel. 1011st. Losers are seldom gentlemen

By JIM BISHOP IIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ml IIMIIIIillllllllllil ny, West Germany, France sites. Their tanks — especial- and Italy. When the war is ly the T-72 — are enormous The administraion has THE over, there will be a wide and armored with heavy scared hell out of the world choice of buildings for the gauge steel. They have a sub- by declaring that a war with survivors. marine as big as an ocean the Soviets could possibly be REPORTER And yet, it is the only liner. Their heavy artillery confined to European bat- weapon we have which might can be lined up, hubcap-to- tlefields. Logic assumes that iiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiHiiiMiiitmiiiiiitmi stop the Russians from start- hubcap, for 15 or more miles. this is not so. The loser is ing trouble. We used to com- Thus our neutron bomb be- bound to move on up to the radiation to kill. plain that they manufactured comes, not a winning weapon, Ford 'joins' Japan use of Intercontinental The Russians are reputed "dirty" missiles which, long but a deterrence. Both sides Ballistics Missiles. to have 40,000 tanks, includ- after the explosion died BISHOP know that this portable N- The Ford Motor Co. and the United ponents from outside suppliers, a form of Losers are seldom gen- ing their Warsaw Pact ar- away, left a radioactive cloud bomb will spew a fallout to circle the world. America Auto Workers union seem to be following job protection, many unions now are tlemen. If the United States mies. NATO and the United unable to function within five downwind for many miles. and its NATO allies are los- Steles cannot muster 10,000 has invented the smallest, The radioactive nuclei can the proverb about joining those one can- minutes. They will recover seeking, and a pledge by Ford td use ing, they too will escalate all in Europe. In a "conven- and dirtiest of them all.. live for hundreds, sometimes not lick. their senses in 45 minutes, attrition, rather than layoffs, In em- the way. Thus a so-called con- tional war," we would be ov- When the neutron bomb but death will occur In five thousands of yean. Certainly the landmark labor con- ployment reductions unrelated to prod- ventional war with infantry, erwhelmed by numbers. explodes 500 feet over a Rus- days. In military exercises, In war, the roads are sian tank formation, the bUst tract Ford and the union worked out is uction fluctuations. artillery, tanks and planes is NATO's historic function has the Russians keep their tanks always clogged with refu- effect will knock buildings a dead dream. been, not to win, but to keep spaced about 300 feet apart. gees, people fleeing for their reminiscent of practices in the Japanese The Matsumoto article goes on to down in the immediate area, At this time, our country from being shoved into the When the site of the ad- lives It is usually a mindless auto industry, whose fabulous prod- say that the second aspect of Japanese is building small, portable AtUntic Ocean in 30 days. but it will also spew a fan of mass of humanity, barely uctivity record is in good measure re- (,000 rads of unseen odorless vancing army is considered, management-employee relationships is neutron bombs, which weigh The United States figures the United States wiU need able to move forward or sponsible for the current plight of U.S. only 200 pounds apiece. These radiation with a killing cir- that "the managment leadership is dis- that, within that span, we can 15,000-10-30,000 N bombs It backward. The N-bomb can- are designed for use in Eu- cumference of half a mile. not discriminate between carmakers. air lift and sea lift enough will also require sufficient persed broadly thoughout the union of rope and nowhere else. In It will penetrate the combatants and civilians. A basis for comparisons comes from divisions to make a dif- weapons to fire them rapidly. employees with a corporation...The em- truth, they aren't bombs at ference. Apparently, the Pen- thickest armor plate at once. a Recent article in the Journal of This, of course, at tremen- I do not quarrel with the ployee has a personal stake in man- all. Traditionally, bombs are tagon has lost faith in that The Army states that 8,000 dous additional expense for administration's decision to Japanese Trade and Industry exploring dropped from planes. script. So the neutron war- rads will Incapacitate per- agement policies. Employee initiative in weapons the United States build these horrors. For eve- reasons why Japanese productivity gains The neutron is fired from head was devised. sonnel within five minutes, making policy decisions is therefore not ry good weapon, an ad- 8-inch howitzer guns. They It was announced as an and they will be "unable to hopes never to use. in the past two decades — in industry as versary weapon must be In- regarded as a problem." The contract can also be fitted into short- almost friendly weapon, be- perform tasks that are physi- No one doubts that the So- a whole — have mare than tripled those vented to destroy it. would allow the union a greater voice in cause it doesn't destroy cal demanding until death oc- viets are also fitting the same of the United States range missiles on a bat- management's production decisions, and tlefield They kill by explod- cities; it kills people. This curs hi one or two days." weapon, especially to their Franklin Roosevelt was The artcle, written by Koji long-ramge artillery. They lucky to nave been born a includes a profit-sharing plan for blue- ing in the sky over the enemy, should hearten the citizens of If soldiers absorb only Matsumoto of the Ministry of Interna- spewing him with sufficient CzechosUvakU, East Germa- 3,000 rads, they will still be are known to favor Urge hundred yean ago... collar employees, based on car and truck tional Trade and Industry, notes that sales. investment accounts for 18 percent of Japan's gross national product, com- The union responded to management pared to 10 percent for the United States. moves along Japanese lines with some Greenpeace really not so peaceful And it adds that Japan is "remarkably unprecedented concessions of its own on free" of the worker absenteeism and annual pay increases, cost-of-living ad- Red Bank Creation family. It U your responsi- morale problems that plague other in- justments and paid personal holidays. To the Editor: bility, as a pet owner, to care With all the publicity FROM OUR READERS Leonardo for the animal and give dustrialized countries. Obviously, neither side com- Greenpeace has been getting Letter* H NM •*•«* mtnt t» tit*** MMJ MJM HM writar't <••*•*•*• To the Editor: him/her all the love and at- Why? Mr. Matsumoto argues that promised out of the goodness of its heart. *tM «MJ MMJMM wiWfcir. TIMV (Mnl *•! iKit4 1M war*. M«I acc* with their save-the-whales •M* «r« fMtry. iMimwutiH *f CM***UM4H Ht •rite* tr f trmwMti As a high school student, 1 tention It deserves. When I "In European and American corpo- The dire financial straits in which Ford and stop-trophy-hunting pro- have learned Darwin's Theo- say "attention" I mean to rations, management's primary goal is finds itself forced the action — in con- tests, it was never mentioned ry on Evolution. After read- know the whereabouts of your ing Rev. Shaw's letter, I to guarantee high dividends for trast to the inability of the UAW and that they had willfully at- pet, much Uke a baby. I doubt tacked hunters that were chickens. Ill bet some of dropped into boiling water would like to read more on many people would let their shareholders....In Japan, however, man- General Motors to reach a similar agree- hunting in accordance with them wear leather shoes or while it is alive. If you order creation instead of man's baby roam around hi the agement's responsibility is much more ment a couple of weeks ago (no one felt the Uw. These incidents have jackets too. They probably broiled lobster it is split from egotistical and scientific the- neighborhood or on the to the employee than to the GM was anywhere bear the brink). happened in several parts of carry leather wallets and head to tail while it is alive. ories on evolution. I would streets at night. shareholder." Whether Ford and its unions ul- the country. I find it hard to purses also, which, by the Those same people have the Uke to read more of Rev. Why should pet owners believe that all Greenpeace way came from a living, Shaw in the future. The agreement between Ford and timately are successful is not the point. nerve to tell me and other woo devote their tune, mon- members don't eat beef, veal, breathing animal. Do they hunters that it is cruel and Suzanne Price ey, and love to care for their International Executive Board of the The point is that the approach meshes in pork, fish, and, lobster. They know that when they go to Inhuman to shoot a squirrel pete be penalized because of UAW involves two trailblazing efforts so many ways with the Japanese system also eat those poor little dinner their lobster is out of a tree when it is dead other pet owners' negligence along this line: a "guaranteed income Spaying — one which has proven successful. before it hits the ground. How who let their pels run loose program" for laid-off workers with 15 The new approaches will be closely hypocritical can they be. All Middletown all day and/or all night? years seniority, and a pilot program in living things live off other To the Editor: watched by both management and labor living things" Man has lived Wouldn't it be better If "lifetime employment," in which 80 I am writing hi response to to see how they relate to other problem off the meat, fun, skins, and, a reader's letter to the editor cats, like dogs, required percent of the workers at two plants industries. If all goes well with the con- by-products of animals for which appeared Feb. S, titled licenses and that a program would be protected against layoffs. tract, it will be interesting to note wheth- hundreds of thousands of "Spaying urged for dog con- be put Into law whereby any The contract also contains a two- yean. This isn't Walt Disney, trol ' Alice Herrington states loose pete picked up by er the changes bring increased prod- animal catchers auto- year moratorium on plant closings re- this is real life. that she would like the uctivity sufficient to recommend them mayors — and toe public — to matically be spayed, the lated to company decisions to buy com- as models for other settlements. Members of Greenpeace owners charged for the ser- have ruined some hunts by join her in asking the Legisla- vice, and fined for the vio- harrassing the hunters, scar- ture to increase the dog lation besides? Under such a ing their horses and running license fee for unspayed Beacon in a dark region through the woods banging females to $15. program, animal population pots and pans and scaring I have been a pet owner all control would be exercised, Amidst the bad news from other has |2.8 billion in foreign debts, insuffi- game off. When a hunter buys my life. When you nuke the and only the animal ownen parts of Central America, Costa Rica cient, funds even to pay the interest, 65 his license and follows the decision to bring an animal responsible would suffer — under your roof, this animal not the public. has just held its eighth free and demo- percent inflation, 10 percent unemploy- laws set down by the Division becomes a member of your Peggie E. Lawn cratic election in a row. ment and food shortages. of Fish and Game in the sUte In which he Is hunting. The Actually, Costa Rica has been a For the first time Costa Ricans are millions of dollars that democratic model for more than three beginning to talk fearfully about the pos- hunters, trappers, and, fish- decades, even able in a region of military ermen put into wild-life con- Today in history sibility of becoming victims of "Central dictatorships to exist without the army it servation support thousands Americanization," the Costa Rican By The Associated Press talks with Reagan adminis- dismantled in 1948. Luis Alberto Monge of acres of wild life refuges. phrase for the regional pattern of revolu- We even support many spec- Today is Monday, Feb. 22, tration officials on how the Alvarez, a labor leader and leader of the the Mrd day of 1882. There are tionary violence that has engulfed ies that we don't hunt. If states might cope with pro- highly organized National Liberation 312 days left in the year. posed cub In federal aid. Nicaragua, Guatemala and El Salvador. Greenpeace wants tosen d out Party, was elected president of the na- flyers, have T V commercials Today's highlight in his- Today's birthdays: Actor; tory: tion of 2.2 million people after playing Mr. Monge Alvarez is planning a trip etc. against hunting, let Robert Young is 75 yean old. On Feb. S, 1732, George Massachusetts Sen. Edward upon the dissatiscfation with President them.^owever, If they en- to Washington, Ottawa, Mexico City and Washington was born at Us Kennedy Is 50. And basketball Rodrigo Carozo Odio, forbidden by the Caracas in search of a bankable "soli- harrassing licensed parents' plantation near Fred- star Julius Erving is S constitution to run again. darity," a phrase he has coined. He buyers they should be ericksburg, Va. Thought For Today: Gam- should be heeded by his friends of free- and punished. It's In IMS, Benjamin Disraeli bling Is the child of avarice, Thatr's the good news. The bad news the public saw the other dom; it makes ho sense to risk letting became leader of the British the brother of Iniquity, and is that Costa Rica has run into severe side of Greenpeace and their Conservative Party. the father of mischief. -• financial difficulties, serious enough to this beacon of democracy go the way of underhanded tactics. One year ago: The nation's George Washington, U.S.' threaten its future as a democracy. It so many of its sisters. Survival of the fanes! Roman Blernacri Jr. governors began three days of president. (17JH7W) SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1982 The Arts The Cfcily Register 7 of Library treated to Perry's guitar virtuosity

By SHERRY FIGDORE toured throughout this country and in Italy, and now teaches classical guitar SHREWSBURY - The classical Music privately and at Fairleigh Dickinson guiUriit and luUnist Francis Perry University in Madison. captivated an audience of more than 500 poser Owen Middleton. The narrative persons at a concert marking the 20th He began playing the lute, a melon- includes a "Dance," "Lullaby," anniversary of the Friends of the Mon- shaped instrument fitted with seven "Reel," a brief and curiously dissonant mouth County Library. pairs of double strings, plus a tingle "Elegy," and a final "March." Perry, a native of Fair Haven, has treble string, about six years ago. He performed before county audiences The lute selections, virtually a little feels that only now Is be becoming fully since he was a student. With each ap- concert by themselves, were delightful. proficient on it. pearance, there has been an indication A trio by John Dowland, the pre-emi- While there is an enormous body of of his progressive virtuosity, the in- nent 16th century English luUnist and music written for the lute — the ubi- creasing fluidity of his technique and his composer, included the "Round Battle quitous lute was the "king of the instru- clean, total control. Halliard," Tarleton's Reserrectione," and "Lady Hunsdon's Puffe." ments in the 16th century" — it takes a Now 30, Perry's program at the li- lot of detective work to ferret out more brary yesterday was warm but elegant, Perry performed a collection of unusual music for the guitar. bypassing flamenco fireworks in favor pieces by a Dowland contemporary, An- Rentier abate by Carl "erlne i>( musical enticements he has plucked thony Holborne, that included a fan- One of his finds was "Five Pieces HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Celebrating the 20th an- J. Fields of Tinton Falls, president of the Friends of the from four centuries of music for the tasia, two courtly dances, and a selec- from the Barden-Klange," written dur- niversary of the Friends of the Monmouth County Li- Library; and Monmouth County Freeholders Clement guitar and lute. tion with the intriguing title of "Last ing the 1840s by the German Johann brary are, from left, guitarist Francis Perry; Renee V. Sommers of Oceanport, Thomas Powers of Aberdeen In addition to the familiar, the ex- Will and Testament." Mertx, and among the few known guitar Swartzof Rumson, Library Commission head; Norman and Frank A. Campione of Freehold Township. pected, the almost requisite Villa-Lobos Perry, a tall, spare man, has been compositions from the Romantic peri- offering — in this case the "Prelude studying the classic guitar since he was od. "Asturlas-Leyenda," and "Cancion y presence of three Monmouth County Rumson, who heads the Monmouth No. 1," and the traditional "Green- a child. Particularly lovely was an evening Dania No 1" by the modem-day com- freeholders: Clement V. Sommers ol County Library Commission. Swarlz sleeves," one of several selections Starting with teacher Vito Maraacio Oceanport, Thomas Powers of Aberdeen said the county library system last year played on the lute — Perry added some of Fair Haven, Perry moved on to in- song, "AbenUed." poaer Ruiz Pipo. noteworthy new music. vitational master classes with the leg- Other works on the program in- The 20th anniversary celebration and Frank A. Campione of Freehold circulated lMs million books, making it Of particular interest was a "Suite endary Andres Segovia. cluded Mauro Giuliani's "Variations on marking the founding of the Friends of Township. the "busiest, most-used public library for Solo Guitar" by the American com- Now a resident of Sea Girt, he has a Theme of G.F. Handel," Albeniz' the Monmouth County Library drew the Also attending was Renee Swartz of system in the state of New Jersey.''

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X —Adullsonlv 8 The Daily Register MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1982 RESIDENTS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS LISTED BELOW APPLICATIONS FOR ABSENTEE BALLOTS - ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION APRIL 6, 1982 NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING NOTICE TO MILITARY SERVICE CIVILIAN ABSENTEE BALLOTS VOTERS AND TO THEIR II you are a qualitied and registered voter of the RELATIVES AND FRIENDS State who expects to be absent outside the State on April 5,1982 or a qualified and registered voter II you are in the military service or the spouse or who will be within the State on April 6, 1982, but dependent of a person in military service or are a because ol permanent and total disability, or patient in a veterans' hospital or a civilian attached RIGHT HERE — Alistair Spenlow (Michael Terzano), Smilh-Winnes) and Phillip Markham (Russ Carthy) In because of illness or temporary physical disabili- to or serving with the Armed Forces of the United right, displays the art of goosing to Henry Lodge (Derek The Dam Site's comedy "Move Over Mrs. Markham." ty, or because ot the observance ol a religious States without the State ol New Jersey, or the holiday pursuant lo the tenets ol your religion, or spouse or dependent ol and accompanying or because of resident attendance at a school, residing with a civilian attached to or serving with college, or university, or because ol the nature the Armed Forces ol the United States, and desire and hours of employment, will be unable to cast to vote, or if you are a relative or friend ol any such Bright farce at Dam Site: your ballot at the polling place in your district on person who, you believe, will desire to vote in the said date, and you desire to vote in the Annual Special School Election to be held on April 6, School Election to be held on April 6,1982, kindly 1982, kindly write to the undersigned at once complete the application form below and send to making application for a military service ballot to 'Move Over Mrs. Markham' the undersigned, or write or apply in person to the be voted in said election to be forwarded to you, undersigned at once requesting that a civilian stating your name, age, serial number H you are in ByBILLZAPCIC machine. absentee ballot be forwarded to you. Such re- military service, home address and the address at The sexy women in those skimpy quest must state your home address, and the which you are stationed or can be found, or if you address to which said ballot should be sent, and TINTON FALLS - It's a curious Theater outfits help, too. desire the military service ballot lor a relative or must be signed with your signature, and state the friend thep make an application under oath lor a paradox about the French farce that the Producer Kathy Reed has a winner reason you will not be able to vote at your usual military service ballot to be forwarded to him/her, British do it best. as the cast, and notably the frantic The Dam Site Dinner Theater's prod- ning, including the decorator, Alistair polling place. No civilian absentee ballot will be stating in your application that he/she is at least Carthy, the steady Gallagher and the uction of "Move Over Mrs. Markham" Spenlow (Michael Terzano), who has furnished or forwarded to any applicant unless eighteen years ot age and stating his/her name, by Kay Cooney and John Chapman is a eyes for the au pair girl Sylvle (Darlene smooth, physically adept Smith-Winnes, request therefor is received not less than 7 days serial number II he/she is in military service, home brisk, bright, often tense re-formulation DeWitt); Linda Lodge (Melissa act with verve and finesse. There are prior to the election, and contains the foregoing address and the address at which he/she Is of the classic farce: mistaken identity, Kovacsl, who is meeting her paramour few traffic jama on this small stage, a information. Voters may also apply in person to stationed or can be found. Forms of application near-misses among characters, an inno- Walter Pangbourne (Jon Weinstein); tribute to both actors and director. the county clerk for an absentee ballot on any day can be obtained Irom the undersigned. and Henry Lodge (Derek Smith- up to 3 p.m. of the day before the election. cent bystander getting involved in some Weinstein deserves kudos for his sort of intrigue ... with enough cheating Winnes), who hopes to make a connec- comic appearances, and Terzano has Dated: February 22,19S2 on wives and other such scandal to spice tion with a telephone operator he's nev- Voters who are permanently and totally disabled er met, Miss Wilkinson (Cindy Stavola) excellent stage presence. Kovacs is it up. shall, after their initial request and without further Signed: Jan* Q. Clayton energetic, and Patty Reed is perfectly action on their part, be forwarded an absentee Directed by Joseph Rembisz, Add in a potentialy major client, COUNTY CLERK OF MONMOUTH COUNTY ballot application by the county clerk for all future HALL OF RECORDS ANNEX Move Over Mrs. Markham" is the Olive Harriet Smyth (Patty Reed), who blustery. elections in which they are eligible to vote. Ap- MAIN STREET siory of two publishers of children's dislikes any sort of shenannigans, and FOOTLIGHTS — Set by Ed McGuire plication forms may be obtained by applying to FREEHOLD, N.J. 077M books One, the business half of the you have the stew. — his last for The Dam Site prior to a the undersigned either in writing or by telephone, partnership, is all monkey business. The As everyone tries to avoid everyone, relocation — deceives the audience into or the application form provided below may be other, the creative end of the firm, is the tension and the near-misses mount. thinking there's more to the stage. De- So does the hilarity. completed and forwarded to the undersigned. none too creative when it comes to cor by Rio-Lyn Brass Corp. is tasteful amour. The playwrights have a good ear for and understated. Dated: February 22, 1962 the foibles of the English language, and The editor-partner, Phillip Markham Performances continue Wednesday, 11( ii'.'. Carthy I, lives over the office with Rembisz exploits the visual to accen- Signed: JANE Q. CLAYTON Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings his wife Joanna (Glinda Gallagher). tuate it. The first so-called "gay" COUNTY CLERK OF MONMOUTH COUNTY They re going out for the evening. scene, and all the scenes afterward that through March 21. Dinner is at 6:30, HALL OF RECORD* ANNEX pick up on it, are just a small part of curtain at 8:30. Reservations are re- MAIN STREET Everyone's coming in for the eve- how this farce works like a greased FREEHOLD, N.J. 0772* quired. Telephone: 2O1-431-77M Pine Tree's 'Murder at Vicarage9

•mi euo torn - -* -»- r— *•— -*-» is typical Agatha Christie fare ••*• M rMf CM** ClHk ISMOUaAIIOM QVIUAN ABSENTEE BAUOT APPUCATIGN SI'HING LAKE - The serpentine Mrs. Price-Ridley; Alan Foster as L)r. mind HI Agatha Christie is at work John Haydock; Bob Meyer as Inspector again, leading play-goers down the Theater Slack and Gilbert Eisenmann as Con- paths of her conniving consciousness to stable Jennings. TO: another surprise ending. At the vicar's home, Protheroe gets JANE G. CLAY TON The play is "Murder at the Vicar- one. This presents a problem that direc- ELECTION DEPARTMENT age," being produced by the Pine Tree The play points accusing fingers at tor Dick Fehr did not solve completely. HALL OF RECORDS ANNEX Players Fridays and Saturdays through MAIN STREET everyone: While the staging is visually sound and March i) at the Spring Lake Community FREEHOLD. NEW JERSEY 07728 • Griselda (Pat Bliss), the vicar's the pacing steady if not always brisk, I'layhouse. Third and Madison avenues. wife, who is "everything you find the limited stage area promptstraffic And like most of the Miss Marple- shocking." Bliss is lively, always in jams, especially near the arch stage ba.sed Christie plays, "Murder at the character, and the steadiest of the cast. left. And the wordiness of the play often Vicarage" gives the snoopy old maid • Mary (Pat Shaffer), the rowdy causes the many characters onstage her rein in a chatty, mysterious fashion. Cockney maid. Shaffer is vivatious, Set in the drawing room of an Eng- blustery and hilarious. who have nothing to do, to do exactly lish parsonage. "Murder at the Vicar- • Lett ice Protheroe (Ann Knitel), the that. age" begins with an elaborate exposi- colonel's daughter, who seeks more imn. throws in several anticlimaxes and freedom. Knitel could be smoother But the foibles and fun of Prevost's surprise twists, and ends with Miss while moving onstage, and should be Marple are worth watching. And the Marple (Betty Prevost) solving the more alluring when she is trying to be Christie script, and Fehr's tableaux, at crime. so. least keep the audience riveted to the • Anne Protheroe (Janet Page), the stage. The play is droll, relying heavily on colonel's wife. She could be smoother, words and still lifes constructed with This is wordy theater, but it works. yet her reserved demeanor is classically actors to achieve its end. It's not quite FOOTLIGHTS — The set design and British. spellbinding, but it does keep you in decor by Gordon Danieli are intricate, • Lawrence Redding (George Al volved as clues, counterclues and false accurate, aesthetically magnificent. Igor), an artist-seducer. Despite Al- clues are laid down. The Players also Lighting by Bill Irwin D'Estrees was Igor's obvious charms, his reserved invite the audience to guess whodunit manner dulls his seductiveness. erratic on opening night. alter the second of the play's three acts. Even Miss Mar$flr1Ynti the reverend The March 5 performance is a sold- The victim is Col. Protheroe, a man are suspect, for various reasons. out benefit. even thi> calm Rev Leonard Clement The cast list is longer; included are Evening curtain time is 8:30 p.m. MUCH AND DO NOT COMMIT! If YOU AM AmVMO tV MAIl Wt AN AtUNTH ( .nl Price) admits is deserving of a Bill King as Dennis, Ken Jones as Tickets ire available at the door. bulletin the brain. Ronald Hawes; Virginia Withington as -BILLZAPCIC Choice of TV specials tonight: I! Take 6The Waltons' over Somers By ritl-ll ROTIIKNBKHG sailors aboard an aircraft carrier. This Over on NBC, you can see love of a audience wasn't going anywhere. different kind. It also seems more genu- NEW YORK (AP) - Isn't it just Maybe next time the Hamels could ine. "A Wedding on Waltons Mountain " I dandy that Suzanne Somers and the try San Quentin is the first of three Walton movies Wai tons are returning to television in Attempting to build immediate rap- bought by Fred Sllverman before he left !i their own specials tonight? If your TV port, Somers tells the sailors that her the network. The others are pegged for taste doesn't extend to strutting, purr- I father served on a carrier during World Mother's Day and Thanksgiving. ing and cleavage, then you can opt for War II and wrote his wife that if he cornpone. mush and 100 percent pure This one was supposed to be on ATUimCNNMLNIK survived, they would have a baby. KEANSIUN NAN Of EDUCATION Valentine's Day, and Lee Rich, head of David C Jones. Business sugar Suzanne Mahoney Somers then appears •OARO Of EDUCATION Edith L Chmiel Board Sectary Elizabeth A CoUins. Board Secretary AdmmiatThe Waltons," Attempting to build more immediate Shirley Zetsel. Board Secretary Secretary/Business Adminrstralof NAM Of EDUCATION probably have been swamped in the which ran from 1972 to 1980, and the rapport, she goes through a leggy prod- FJKONTOWN NAM Of EDUCATION . Joseph J Cien Board Secretary current hit, "Dallas." And Somers, ratings by ABC's "Smokey and the Ban- Raymond A Protein. Board Secretary UTTLE SILVER uction number, then drops her dress. 1 who left "Three's Company," in 1981 Pandemonium on top deck. Suzanne dit" and CBS "Rocky II" on Feb. 14. OOf EDUCATION SEA DRWHT NAM Of EDUCATION FAIR HAVEN MAM Of EDUCATION IcCann, Board Secretary/ George E Contey. Board Secretary after a contract dispute, will never be Somers in a T-shirt. Then a low-cut Only Richard Thomas (John-Boy) V.otet Kennedy Bustneaa Administrator/ Board Sac (Mary mistaken for Shirley Booth. gown for her next song. More cheers. and Michael Learned (Ma Walton) are SHORE REGIONAL HI8H SCHOOL Because of her celebrated money IONS MUNCH NAM Of EDUCATION "Thank you very much. You're the missing. Thomas wants to shuck his HAZUT TOWNSHIP Donald J Van Brunt. Secretary DISTRICT NAM Of EDUCATION hassle, Somers would seem to be in need ValerteG Maio Board Secretary/ best. What a thrill." John-Boy image and, according to one NAM Of EDUCATION Business Administrator of some fence-mending with her public. EuoeneA Konopachi. MIDDUT0WN TOWNSHIP Get the picture? source, wanted a script that showcased Board Secretary/School There's been talk of Somers appearing This captive audience cheered every- him more. Learned, now in "Nurse," Business Admmiilrator NAM Of EDUCATION SMEWSMMV NAM OF EDUCATION in her own series on CBS next season, so will appear in the Mother's Day movie. Paul W. Bennett. Secretary Robert W Jones. Ml thing in a skirt, including Geraldine HENRY HUDSON REOIONAL SCHOOL Business Administrator/ it's no surprise that tonight's public (Flip Wilson). And Somers laughed at The plot is simple-minded and, of MSTMCT MAM) Of EDUCATION MONMOUTH RE8I0NALHH1H SCHOOL Board Secretary relations effort, "The Suzanne Somers everything, including Wilson's pathetic course, syrupy, enough sweetness to sat- PmciiiaM Marrah NAM Of EDUCATION Business Admintslrator' Patrick R CoHum. School THE TINTON FALLS SCHOOLS Special, " is on CBS. jokes and her own. Very annoying. She's isfy any Walton Watcher. Erin, who was Board Sacratary > Business Administrator But after tonight's poorly paced, not much of a comedian, although she heavily wooed, is now engaged to Paul NAM Of EDUCATION HNHLMIDS NAM OF EDUCATION OCEANPORT NAM Of EDUCATION Dr Larry Ashley, Superintendent/ phony-baloney patronizing, Somers' Acting Board Sacratary can sing. Northridge, but old love, Ashley Long- Marilyn J Lombardo, Board JanelP SausMr agent-husband, Alan Hamel, better Not missing a trick, she closes by worth (a worm, but wordly), returns Secretary/Butine** Manager Board Secretary launch a new recovery campaign. draping herself in the flag. "I love from the war to complicate matters. HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP RED SANK RE8I0NAL HIGH SCHOOL M I Acfcerman, Board Secretary For her television return, the living in America and I'm so proud to Oh yes. It's post-World War II in the NAN Of EDUCATION NAM Of EDUCATION Hamela wanted a guaranteed vehicle to call myself an American." She then backwoods. The Depression is over. But Barbara N Brown Kenneth R, Sommerhaltef. WJ* LVRW VNnHveV RnpUPMJ Ui CWvfll IVwJ Business Administrator Boerd Secretary/ Robert Tarantoto. School tiiilntjai prove the public still lusted after Som- belts out "America the Beautiful," and not for the Waltons. No more CBS. /Board Secy School Business Administrator Administrator , ers. They found it in the Pacific: 6,000 coos again: "I love you." They're on No. 3 NBC now. LIFESTYLE... 14 The Daily Register CLASSIFIED 16

SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22.1962 COMICS 19 Sports i 51 Pacers defeat Nets; Knicks rip Rockets INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Jack "Indiana beat us more than on the tage alter the first period. McKinney doesn't have a superstar on boards," said New Jersey Coach Larry "If we had kept them on the mat a his Indiana Pacers and last season's Brown, "they beat us with some good little longer, I think we would have National Basketball Association Coach play" pinned them," said Houston Coach Del of the Year isn't complaining New Jersey's Buck Williams led all Harris. But the Knicks, particularly Randy Smith and Michael Ray^Rich- •I think we're a good II man team players with 22 points and Ray Williams ardson, sparked a brilliant second^quar- and can call on anyone,' said McKinney had 19, although most of them' came ter rally that carried them to a 122-106 after his club held off the New Jersey after Indiana opened a 64-47 halftime National Basketball Association vic- Nets 118-107 yesterday with eight advantage. tory. players finishing in double figures. "They had control of the game, hit "The first 11 times we had the ball "I love it with eight players in the open man and played unselfishly," in the second quarter, we committed double figures. But at the same time Brown said. live turnovers, " said Harris. "When when you get in a close game you want Tom Owens contributed IS points and you have a team down, you can't let to go to a special guy. We don't have a nine rebounds to Indiana's victory while them back in the game." super star like that just a lot of good Herb Williams had 15 points to go with The victory snapped a four-game los- players. McKinney said. his rebounds. ing streak for New York and cooled a Louis Orr had 20 points to lead Indi- The Pacers helped their cause by hot Houston team that had won 10 of its ana's attack, connecting on 7 of 13 from connecting on 31 of 35 free throws. previous 11 games. the field and scoring 10 in the game's A rebound layup by Owens with 9:50 "The Knicks couldn't keep playing first seven minutes to give his club a left in the first quarter put Indiana bad indefinitely, " said Harris. "They lead it never relinquished. ahead to stay 6-4 and the Pacers opened a 35-20 advantage on a Butch Carter are too well-coached and have too many "Louis played awfully well," good players. I only wish they had McKinney said. "He was sharp at set- jump shot with three seconds left in the period. stayed in the valley for one more ting up and sharp on his shooting." game " "I thought it was a great team effort Carter came off the bench to score 14 The Knicks outscored Houston 37-19 today," Orr said. "We controlled the points. in the second period to turn the nine- tempo of the game and we were much Kulckf 1M, Rot km 1M point deficit into a nine-point halftime sharper offensively." NEW YORK (AP) - If the game had lead. 59-50 The only time Indiana didn't control been a wrestling match, the New York Smith scored 14 points of his team- the game was when New Jersey scored Knicks would have taken a two-count. high 26 points and Richardson added 11 14 unanswered points to cut a 25-point The sparse crowd of 8,914 at Madison of his total of 20 in the quarter. The two fourth quarter lead to 11 with 7:42 re- Square Garden was booing loudly and guards combined for the Knicks' last 23 maining. Jerry Sichting broke the often in the first quarter yesterday as points in the final 7'i minutes of the streak with a long jumper 15 seconds the Houston Rockets appeared to take period. later and the Nets never drew closer complete control. Moses Malone, who "I wasn't desperate," Knicks Coach than 10 points again. had averaged 38 points and 18 rebounds Red llolzman said of his feelings as the GRETZKY TIES ESPOSITO — Wavne Gretzky of the the path of the puck. The goal ties the NHL record set bv Indiana recorded a 56-46 advantage the previous 11 games, apparently was crowd booed in the first quarter. Edmonton Oilers raises his stick high after putting his Phil Esposlto. Meanwhile, the Islanders lost to the off the boards with rookie Herb Wil- on the way to another impressive per- "Being desperate is when a guy jumps 76th goal of the season past goalie Bob Sauve of the Pittsburgh Penguins, snapping their IS game winning liams grabbing 14 and demon Johnson formance with 11 points as the Rockets oil a roof and I wasn't about to do that Detroit Red Wings. Defenseman Reed Larson follows streak. Details on both stories, page 10. pulling in 13 opened a 10-point lead and a 31-22 advan- We just had to play our game " Watson catches Miller to end 8 month dry spell

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tom Watson and the victory, his first of the year. from about 20 feet and this was my first coming downhill and it's very slick." Watson parred both holes to force and Bill Rogers, the latter the PGA ended an eight-month slump yesterday "I made good putts on each of the birdie and It gave me a big boost.'' Subsequently, Miller missed the putt the playoff He might have won without player of the year for 1981, with each by sinking a 40-foot putt on the third extra holes," said Watson, who had been Watson said he figured it would take for a bogey. the extra three holes had he made a earning $13,200 Clements had 66 Sunday extra hole to capture a sudden-death the leading money winner for five years a 65 for him to win, but his 67 proved Watson won $54,000, Miller $32,400 birdie putt of less than 5 feet on the 17th and Rogers 70, giving them total scores playoff in the Glen Campbell-Los Angel- (1976-80) before going into his slump. sufficient as Miller slipped to a 69 and and Weiskopf with his 73 and 275 col- hole of 276 es Open from Johnny Miller. "I was especially excited about win- Tom Weiskopf went to a 73 on the warm, lected $20,400 Watson's career earnings of The two veterans had tied at 13- ning this time because I had not been sunny day. Watson's 67 was 4 under-par for the (2,622,384 put him second to Jack Watson's victory meant that no pro- under-par 271 for 72 holes, mostly be- winning. I wanted it. I wanted it very Watson said the biggest mistake Riviera Country Club course. He started Nicklaus in all-time earnings list. fessional had won more than once on the cause Miller bogeyed both the 17th and badly. made by Miller, riding with a 2-stroke the day 2 strokes off the pace. Miller Miller had a 12-foot putt on the third Western part of the Tournament 18th, giving Watson his opening. "My biggest shot of the day was a lead at the 17th hole, was when he finished the final round with a 69, but extra hole, actually the 17th on the Player's Association tour this year The Both players parred the first two birdie three on the third hole when I overshot the green. seemed headed for a better score until course, but missed it to lose his chance golfers now move to Florida for the extra holes but on the third one, Watson made a 20-foot putt from the fringe. I "That's not the right shot on that the final two holes. He overshot the 17th for first money. Doral-Eastern Open next week in Miami sank the long putt that gave him a birdie had just three-putted the second hole hole," Watson said, "because you're and was short on the 18th. Tied at fourth were Lennie Clements with another $300,000 purse at stake SHORE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT St. John,TRS as evenly matched as their records

By JIM HINTELMANN East)," Carrigan said "He was a little more balance. It should be a really matches two teams that are quick and a rematch of last year's Shore Con- It unison girls face rusty, but his work on the boards was close game." like to press, but the Bishops will have ference final, but it should be much TOMS RIVER - Coaches Jim Car- very good." It is St. John's balance that con- an edge due to the home-court advan- closer than last year's 59-28 Neptune rigan of St. John Vianney and Greg Lancers, page 11 Collins, guards J.I' Linner and cerns Albano. tage. The Bishops are unbeaten at romp. Albano of Toms River South are pretty John Sauickie, and forward Mike "Our problem is that they have no home and have not come close to losing Long Branch, one of the area's much in agreement about two things McGuiness are four starters, but Car- one player we can key on," Albano on their small court. hottest teams, upset sixth-seed regarding tonight's quarterfinal game Indians averaging 23 points a contest. rigan is undecided about his fifth said. "We must also cut down on a Asbury Park may have its top Manalapan Saturday and snapped a in the Shore Conference boys basket- He also leads the team in rebounding starter. couple of mistakes we have been mak- scorer, Jose Pizarro, back after a game 13-game Asbury Park win streak Tuesday. ball playoffs. with eight per game. "It depends on the matchups," ing in recent games. Our inside game three-game suspension. 6-3 Kraig Both feel that the two teams are "We will have to control the Carrigan said. has not been too good and we are not Sanders has been the top rebounder Sharpshooting Ray Hanilin (16 ppg) evenly matched and that the game will break," Carrigan said. "That will be Expected to see plenty of action, making our free throws." while Wallace Woods and Andre Boyn- is the top scorer for the Branchers be close. the key. Toms River gets a lot of their however, will be Pat Gilmore, Mike The Indians have good size up front ton are averaging in double figures. while sophomore Willy Jeffress and junior Rod Morris give the Branchers The contest will be played at Toms points off the transition. Schafer, Pat McGuiness and Chris De- with senior Ken Tuck (6-5) and Eric Red Bank, which has the Shore's good board strength. River South High School where the "They are a lot like Red Bank ma rest. Dahms (6-4). longest win streak 116), will be favored Indians (20-3) have not lost this season. (which handed the Lancers two of their "Demarest scores well coming off The remaining three quarterfinal over Middletown North because of its The top scorer for the Fliers is senior Earl Morgan (15 ppg). Game time is 7:30. three losses) in that they are very the bench," Carrigan said. "He's most games tonight have top-seeded Asbury size and depth, but the Lions stunned "We scrimmaged Toms River quick. I do think, though, that Red effective that way." Park hosting eighth-seeded Mater Dei fifth-seeded Southern Regional Satur- Semifinals will be played Wednes- day night at Brick Memorial High South in the pre-season," Carrigan Bank has better depth." Albano admits that St. John is dif- (20-3), second-seed Red Bank Regional day and could surprise again if their School with games set for 6:30 and 8 said, "and they are a very good club St. John, 20-3 overall, goes into the ferent then most of the teams he has (20-2) at home to surprising Mid- shooting is on. p.m. The finals for both boys and girls overall. Tom Kay is a very good player game completely healthy with 6-5 cen- faced this year. dletown North (15-6) and third-seed Senior John Chrzan leads the Lions will be played Friday night at Brick who can go 20 to 40 points on you on any ter Jim Collins just about recovered "They are quicker and deeper then Neptune (19-3) hosting llth-seeded with a 22 point per game average, but Memorial with the girls game sched- given night." from an ankle injury. most of the teams we've played," Long Branch (13-7). All of the games Sam Nunnally, Pete Koenig and Amie uled for 7 p.m. and the boys cham- Kay, a 6-2 senior guard, has been "He wasn't 100 percent the other will be played at 7:30. Booth can also score. Albano said. "They are similar in pionship set for 8:30. having an outstanding season for the night (a 59-45 decision over Toms River depth and size to us, but they have The Asbury Park-Mater Dei game The Neptune-Long Branch game is CHEVROLET SAYS "COMPARE" PRICES INCLUDE FREIGHT & DEALER PREP. REBATES $500 - $750 NOT TAX AND M.V. FEES

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A,- 10' The Daily lteK«Soccer Bowl in San Diego outpointed Dwight Davlson of Detroit In their 12-round bout by margins of 118-112,119-114 and 120-112. SAN DIEGO — The 1982 Soccer Bowl, championship yesterday and won a promise of a title fight from undisputed Carl King, Davison's manager, said he had no complaints game of the North American Soccer League's outdoor middleweight champion Marvin Hagler. with the result. season, will be played Sept. 18 in San Diego, the San Sibson, 23, outfought his 26-year-old challenger, who is "Sibson was a worthy winner but In our view not by such a Diego Union said yesterday. ranked the No.l middleweight contender by the World Boxing wide margin as the judges made it," he said. "The guy who The newspaper said Phil Woosnam, NASL com- Council and ninth by the World Boxing Association. gave all 12 rounds to Sibson must have been watching a missioner, will make the announcement at a news con- Sibson never allowed the Detroit-based Davison to settle different fight." ference Wednesday in San Diego. andkept him under constant pressure. King conceded his man began the bout too cautiously. "He The San Diego Sockers won the right to be hoft in Davison, who came here with only one defeat in 33 fights should have picked up the pace much quicker and he gave bidding against the New York Cosmos, the Union Mid. and a record for sharpness, skill and agility, hardly threw a away the first six rounds." The 1981 championship, won by Chicago, was played in punch for three rounds. In an interview with BBC radio after the bout, Hagler said NOAH KNOWS IT — Yannick Noah of France exults Toronto. Although he made up ground in the middle of the contest, he would fight Sibson, but not in Britain. ^_ after snapping the 44-match winning streak of Ivan tying Sibson up at close range, Davison failed to edge in front "No way," said Hagler. "It will be on a neutral ground." Lendl In the final of the $200,000 Congoleum Clastic. SHREWSBURY. NJ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 1982. The Drily RcglrtU' 11 .SHORE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT. *. It's time for round three By DAN ROSENBAUM "She's really consultant against us, that's for really took. It to the hoop. I think Freehold was the sure," Malavet laughed. "She's going to get her second best defensive team in the Shore." RUMSON - «. John Vianney girl, basketball points no matter what. It doesn't nuke any dif- Kurowski, a 5-7 junior, leads the team in coach Gerry MaUvet remembers the last time his ference what defense you play against her. You scoring with an lt.S points per game average. Lancers played Runruon-Fair Haven Regional. can play a box-in-one, a tone, a man-to-man. She's also closing in on the 1,000 point mark. The date was Jan. 29. Nothing slops Virginia. Center Grace Hickey, a 5-10 junior, pulls down IS "We were only down by one at the half," "It all depends if you can handle Rumson's rebounds a game. Karen Westover and freshman Malavet recalled. "They got up by 11 points after full-court pressure. If you can, you've got a shot Caryn Demarest are the guards. three quarters, and we doted it to eight • few at beating them. And you've gotta control the "She (Hickey) is going to be the tallest girl on minutes into the fourth. other players." the court," said Malavet, "so we're going to look "Then Virginia did her thing." That's not easily done, considering that the for her inside." Bulldogs have Leslie and Jill Killeen, among And no doubt, Rumson will look for Sourlis, He is, of course, talking about Virginia others. In fact, it's depth that Rumson coach Tom like it always does. McBride is relieved that Sourlis, Rumaon's do-everything guard who re- McBride says could be the difference. Virginia no longer has the burden of 2000 points on cently became the second girl player In Shore "Overall," McBride said, "I think my team her shoulders. history to score 2,000 points Sourlis scored 31 is a little deeper. I can go eight deep. I saw his points that day against St. John during a 61-42 "She was pressing a little," he admitted, team play the other day, and looking down his Bulldog victory. She scored 32 when Runuon beat "but I think she's gone out and done her job. bench, it looks like he's only six deep." the Lancers, 63-14, in the first meeting between She's going to get her points. It's nice to have it But those six certainly did a Job on Saturday the two teams. (the 2,000 point chase) over with before the big when St. John destroyed seventh-seeded Free- games come." Today, when the second-seeded Bulldogs hold, 81-59. In that game, forwards Renee (22-1) take on the lOth-seeded Lancers (144) in a Kurowski and Sharon Barone combined for 53 That first big game is today. Shore Conference tournament quarterfinal con- pouits. "I said to Tom, 'You won the two games tat, Malavet and his troops will get their third "We probably had our best offensive game during the season,'" Malavet joked. 'If I win In shot at the 5-2 Sourlis But don't kid yourself. since Christmas," Malavet pointed out. "We the Shore then in the Central Jersey Group His, Malavet isn't expecting miracles. were very patient when we had the ball and we we'll have split 2-2.'" Colts win first Catholic track title NEW YORK - Christian, points in outlasting runnerup Seton Bob Lutkewitte had the day's top Savage (50-2), John Forino (49-3W) Brothers Academy finally captured Hall Prep which had 47. performance with a school record and Tony Cashman (48-0) rounded the one track championship that has 60-6K in the shot. It was the first out the CBA fivesome. had always eluded them. Once again it was the CBA domi- time that any New Jersey High nance In the shot and high jump that School athlete had surpassed the 60- The Colts also won two other The Colts took the New Jersey paid off for the Colts. Coach Tom foot mark indoor or out since Asbury events, with Glenn Harcsar taking Catholic Track Conference cham- Heath's team grabbed 25 of their Park's Mitch Heeder threw 61-JVi in the high jump at 6-3 and placing ••fitter HUM »» C«fl r pionship for the first time yesterday points in these two events, including the NJSIAA Group III finals in June second in the long jump (204V<). 2000 AND COUNTING — Virginia Sourlis, shown her driving against Lacev Town- in the meet held at Manhattan Col- an amaxing sweep of all five places MM. Paul Marabito won the two-mile in ship earlier this year, will lead second-seeded Rumson against lOth-seeded St. John lege. The Colts finished with 58 in the shot. George Dippold (56-1), John 9:38.0. Viannev in the Shore Conference tournament quarterfinals. 6Squire9 Sarazen rates Nicklaus golfs best ever

The "Squire" is back, knickers and all, and He is both an anachronism and a contradic- Unschooled, he was a Phi Beta Kappa with has been one of the sport's fastest, appearing that steel trap mind that age can never dull. tion. His attire is attuned to the 1920s, his incise midiron, niblick and a spoon and a professor sometimes to strike the ball on the run. He and "Now that I don't have to compete against mind to the Space Age. emeritus in analyzing his trade. (jeorge Fazio once played a round in the Mas- all those golfers any more, I can speak my No other man is more qualified to assess the He insists putting plays too important a part ters in 1 hour, 57 minutes. Gene shot 70. mind," Gene Sarazen told Golf Digest before golfers of the 20th century. So when he says in the game — half of it. He once suggested the Oh, yeah, Sarazen's all-time top 10 in order: sitting down to rank the greatest golfers of the WILL Nicklaus is the all-time No.l, you better believe cups be enlarged to A v« inches. Nicklaus. Bobby Jones, Hogan, Walter Hagen, century. it. Ben Hogan might come back if that hap- Harry Vardon, Gary Player, Sam Snead, Arnold It was Gene's birthday present to himself pened. Palmer, Lee Trevlno, Byron Nelson and Tom When he says Joyce Wethered, the English and the golfing world. He will be 80 next Satur- For years Sarazen has argued that golf Watson, the last two tied for 10th GRIMSLEY star of the 1920s and 1930s, was the best of the day, going on 35. courses were too big, that they should be half After Wethered among the women came women, you are permitted a dissent. Sarazen continues to be one of the most their size to enable businessmen to get a full 18- Ulenna Collett Vare, Mickey Wright, Kathy amazing personalities in sports. Wethered never played in the United States, hole round in during the lunch break or after Whitworth, Betsy Rawls, Louise Suggs. He just refuses to grow old. so you can be excused for arguing that the Babe hours. Didrikson, earner, Donna Caponi and Patty — Babe Didrikson Zaharias -, Mickey Wright The Masters will be coming up in a couple or There's too much emphasis on power at the Young. or JoAnne earner could give the lady strokes. months or so, and there will be Gentleman expense of finesse, anyhow, he says Sometimes Gene could be wrong — as in 1955 Uene, sitting on the backporch of the Augusta That's okay with Gene, who thrives on con- Another Sarazen crusade has been aimed at in San Francisco when, as a network broad- clubhouse, wearing those familiar knickers and healthy and kicking. troversy and loves to arouse a good debate. slow play and he hasn't hand-picked his targets, caster, he went off the air saying Hogan had a hat sitting jauntily on his coal-black hair. Gene Sarazen is a golfing anachronism — a The Squire, who can shoot his age, has been pointing to Hogan, Cary Middlecoff and Jack clinched his fifth Open crown. An unknown All the writers will stroll by at one time or link to the past whose career spanned four eras shaking up the establishment almost ever since Nicklaus as chief offenders. named Jack Fleck was still on the course and another, exchange greetings and listen to the of the game from Vardon to Nicklaus. He played he came out Harrison, N.Y , son of a poor Nicklaus proceeded to speed up his game came in to tie Hogan and win later in a playoff, Squire reminisce about the game that's been his them all, including Vardon, father of the most carpenter, to get his formal education on the materially. utterly confusing next day readers. life and offer prescriptions for keeping it accepted grip. golf links of the world. The Squire practices what he preaches. He They've never let Gene forget it.

APphOtM SIGNS OF SPRING — New York Mets pitcher Neil Allen, left, new Philadelphia Phillie Bo Diaz (6) limbers up before stepping holds his f ive-month-old son Neil, Jr., over his shoulder and grips into the batting cage. Diaz is scheduled to be the club's first Junior's pacifier in his mouth while attempting to sign an auto- I r-7 ' M Junior's pacifier in his mouth while attempting to sign an auto- strlnstring0 catCcatcherher.. TTo hihiss righrightt iiss JefJefff Ulrich, a minor league ^ Baty^ • graph at the team's St. Petersburg, Florida training site. AboveAbove,, catching prospect. Seton Hall sprints past Villanova for Big East title DRIVING SCH«»L

SYRACUSE, N.YN.Y . (AP(AP)) - - ttoo the final leg of the finafinall sprinted across the finish linline Seton Hall held onto itits Donoghue won the 1,500- meter relay in 3:13.4, more was discovered. Connecticut The Big East conference bat- event — the 1,600-meter re- more than four seconds ahead Big East indoor track title in meter run in a record 3:45.8 than four seconds ahead ooff finished third with 82 points, CE CFRTIFICATE tle between Indoor track lay. of his Villanova rival to give spite of Villanova's setting while Rodney Wilson set a second-place Villanova. followed by Syracuse, 77; giants Seton Hall and Vil- In the end, Seton Hall an- the Pirates a 109-108 victory five meet records. new mark in the 55-meter Individual winners for Providence, 53; St. John's, lanova yesterday came down chor man Derick Peynado over the Wildcats. Villanova's Ross high hurdles in 7.28.7. The Seton Hall were Peynado in 49; Georgetown, 40; and Bos- Wildcats' Mike England won the 500-meter dash and An- ton College, 39. 741-6666 the 800-meter run in a record thony Philit in the triple 1:52.1 and teammate Carlton jump. Nicklaus, Watson head up Masters list Young finished fisrt in the Ray Treacy of Providence C.B.S. SUPERMARKET AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - A list of 74 The group will include South Africa's Miller, also expected to return this 400-meter dash in 47.2 sec- set a Big East meet record In US. players, including Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, a three-time winner here, year. onds, another conference re- the 5,000-meter run with a 36 MAIN ST. KEANSBUR6 the only five-time winner of the event, and Spain's Seve Ballesteros, the 1980 Other first time players include 1981 cord. time of 4:10.3. The champion. Walker Cup team members Jodie Mudd, Georgetown distance medley defending champion Tom Watson and The 3,200-meter relay Corey Pavin and Frank B. Fuhrer III; relay team of John Pedati, crowd pleasing Arnold Palmer, have Eleven players have been invited to team for Villanova com- PICK-IT U.S. Amateur semifinalists Brian Brian McNelis, John been invited to compete in the 46th the Masters for the first time, Including pleted the distance in a re- Masters Golf Tournament April 8-11. U.S. Amateur champion Nathaniel Lindley and Willard Wood; pro tour Gregorek and Edward Healy cord breaking 7:31.6. set a Big East meet record of JERSEY NUMBER GAME The list, released by Masters Chair- Crosby, son of the late entertainer, Bing winner Morris Hatelsky and a group who finished among the top 16 in the The Seton Hall team of 9:53.2. Pick any three numbers — you can play man Hord W. Hardin, includes 65 pro- Crosby. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M., 7 days a week fessionals and nine amateurs. Watson, who also won in 1077, shot an U.S. Open or the top eight in the PGA - Brian Denman, Lynval Fran- Villanova was originally WE ARE A CLAIM CENTER The list of foreign players will be 8-under-par 2(0 last year to win by two Frank Conner, Don Pohl, Sammy cis, Washington Njiri and De- announced as the meet win- released later. strokes over Nicklaus and Johnny Rachels and Jim Thorpe. rick Peynado ran the 1,600- ner, but an error in scoring 12 line DsMfy Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1962 Freehold today NHL summaries Hull of 'Cranford'

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Kurrl 15 3 Barbaras Lova (Ja ftkGovarnr 4-1 "•""all Panallra*-S.$llttar, NY, minor malor. lAndanon, Ungar), 11:15. 4. Dalroll, was towed into Brielle more than IS years ago to become a 1 El OOTM Star (Kill.) » 1 Vail II iLolthousa. Madorunskv), posh restaurant, is to be buried at sea to enlarge the Sea Girt I TlUtpn Bail I F.rr.ll) 5 v 10:44. Panaltlai— Hughas. Edm, >:40; I Four Lattar Word (Loanav) 4-1 TnTr/'parioV-a. Pittsburgh. Bull Vail. Dot. II:It; Woods. Dal. 11 71 Reef. • Clcaro John IPalllnol II •"•• " ISlnwari. Macuhoun), 4:10.7, Third parlod—/, Edmonton. Hughai SSpoad It PfMkMji (Mannlno) II-I PltUDUfB*. Bullard M (Baxlar. Prlcal. 21 (Larlvlara, Hunlar). 1:1s I. Datrott. The Cranford was one of the fleet of ferries which once 4 Tloar T (Tullo) IM t! ll:11 Panalllat-BautaMa, PH. Ilifl D. smith 7 (Blalsdall. Larson), 4:05. 9, plied between Hoboken and Weehawkea to Barclay and Srd M:tMII,M I! Edmonton. Kurrl 14 (GraUkv, An- HENRY 1 Colonial Dandy S »7 NV Ranoars » 11 10 ill iw u 10 17 II »4 M4 11 Executive director Allan J. Rlstori and Capt. Howard deer are being lost to icy conditions in the mountains Plttslwrgh U X 10 HI MS » 17 10 II 141 177 4t Washington II 14 1 114 Ml 17 a II 111 MI 44.Bogan Jr. of Brielle will be among five moderators at the Several thousand have been found in the north central par Ml PM. IIMM. CMH. lOBubbltGum Baby (Dohertv). »1 lnrH OllHlaa. 1 Mohtwk Lynn (Munii) ,HM Mk;TniU«.W Edmonton » 13 11 Ml 141 a»second annual Atlantic Professional Boatman's Association of the state alone, with Clinton, Lycoming, Tioga, Pottei 1 Lady Patultlt* (Dohvrly) ... 4-1 1 Valuable Donul (Wing) ..10-, Monlraal 19 II 14 Ml 171 14 Boston U n • 144 101 » Vancouvar 11 M 11 US 114 H forum at the Knights of Baron DeKalb Hall, 3000 Emmons J ( f vital Rum tWaplai) ,..«•! 2 Tare Windswept (Cameron) Calgary a M 14 141 114 SO Cameron and Elk counties being hardest hit 4 Tony Marvtl (Kav«nagh) . 20-1 1 HiHton (Wabsiar, Buffalo a II 10 111 IN 7< Qb nun 171 isi •?Los Angalas 11 11 i) nt w 41 Ave , Sheepshead Bay, N.Y. on Tuesday, March 2. Deer lose their footing on steep mountains and hills an 5 Bv*Bv« Pap (No Driver) ,. Ui 4 Bobbo (Jones) Q 11 a n IM »• 17 It M 14 IH lsa 4tColorado t Adcltwrt't PrtOt ( Foniaint) . 12-1 SOuchesiFavt (Remmen) ... M HarHors This day-long workshop for party and charter boat skip- often slide from the top of a ridge to the bottom unless the; r General Major (Parker) . 10-1 t Atlllt* Atlloi (W*plti) .10-1 lafWaft Oawat Boston I. Phllaoalor.il 0 pers and others is sponsored by the Sea Grant Extension encounter a tree or rock on the way down. Backs, necks, lag I Go Fall* Go (O'Donnell) ...e-1 f Jiton J (Kino) Pittsburgh 4, Naw York Islandars! fKrtu Boy (No Driver) ...1-1 71h: Pace, SIMM Boston 7, Datroil 3 programs of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut in Buffalo I. Monlraal I, If* Montraal 4. Naw York ftangars 1 and ribs are often broken. 10 Kent The Crcal (Webttar) ... ll 1 High Rum (No Driver) Chicago S.Ouabac I IM: r»ce,U.*M 2 Tarpon Way (Manil) Vancouvar 4, HarlforDl cooperation with the boatmen's association. Losses by starvation have been relatively low so far thl I DulcrtHlll Pinky (Stolllfut) ...4-1 3 Trio Dougn (Parktr) . 10-1 Naw York Islandars 3, Colorado] Tpaav's Oaraa . 10 1 4 Erroll Hanover N (Bavnet) Pittsburgh4. Phlladalor.1.1 Hartford at Mlnnasota, I Oi p m Topics include fishery stocks and management plans, winter. 1 Billies (deal (No Driver) ,n TeHPrt#g*T*nw • O##w#e 3 Thurben Pride (Dotterlv) ...3-1 S Ruilv Domino (NoDrivir) ...1-1 Toronto I. St.LauIsS H » Wipe Off Time I No Drivtr) Mlnnatota 7, Washington I Montraal at Quabac, 7:1S p.m. 4 Lyn Daa Art (lulo) ...e-1 L o» Angalas 4, Calgar« I Chicago al Naw York Islaodars. 1:09 i Hello Schalne (Bunion) ... 1-1 J Storm On Bva (Kino) 6 Good Kmghl Jewel (Hult) . IM IClait Will Tall (No Driver) YiaMrtufi Samat r Calh Lii (WetMter) ... ••! * Edens Imp (No Drlvtr) Watnlnglon t, Wlnnlpag 3 Toronto al St. Louis. »:09 p.m. Glen Campbell golf scores High school schedule Buffalo t. Colorado! Datroil at Colorado. 1:35 p.m B B.Z Lor Ran tManil) • 1*1 10 Countrtry SScotnt (lulo)( . Calgary at Vancouvor, 11:09 p.m. 9 Sound Inveitmenl) 4-1 «*: ">«•, ftt eee cimtj. Edmonton 7, Datroil 3 LOS ANCELES (API — Final scant and rnonay sarnlnns vatlardav In tha t Jukebox (L)l%erkner) in 1300400 OWn Camotall Lot Anaalat Oaan ov tha oar 11, IJUt-yard Rlvtrla '"iff): TrfXlMLMi' 1 Flylno Sparks (Colatanto) .'... .2-1 Country Cluo la-danotts wonptavorf): TODAY 1 Charier Party (Campbell) S 7 ] Golden Egyptian (No Driver) Ml -Torn Watson 7 Ann Idol (Silva) XV. 4 Angle G.J. (Gegllardl) ..4-1 Tom vvaltkopf. W0.400 tI-tJ-44-73-171 MvsBaskathall 3 Noon Star (No Driver) ill 5 Stapleton Place (Doherty) ..f-2 Bill Roaari. tll.KJO ...7O4S-40 10-174 Conlcrsnctt Pt6 4 Larson Hanover (Manil) 10-1 4 Papa Herman (Fontaine] ..H Lamia Clamanti, J1J.M0 ...744*1144-174 Ouarurflnal* J Grcichen Loboll (Smullint 10-1 7 Trudlton N (Lancatter) J-t NBA summaries Tim Simpson. ItOJOO ..7J44-1MAH77 Mater Del at Aibury Park (7:30 * Fetiah Sam IFitipatrith) t-l I Armbro United (Glambrorta) t-1 Jay Haas. H.110 4T-4t-4HI-lTT l Netv Collection (Gendron) • 1 •Joel George (O'Donneil) .10-1 VancaMaafnar, »».35B St. John Vlannavat .Toms River South 17:30 I Balboa (O'Oonnell) 5-1 10 Hurrkana Scwlrt (No Driver) •••jiiuviim HOUSTON 11441 JlmNallorajiaJl...... - -m Long iranch at Neptunt (7:30 * J lei and Reel* (Co'laio) "I nk Pace, I Hew B Williams t 47 11. King t 11 14, Havas I li IS. Jonas 7 1-2 15. Malona Tom Klla. « 500 ..7V7044 71 m 10 Furman, Folly (Dancer) 15-1 10 10-14 30. Laavall 4 0-11, Raid 104II, Mlka Morlay. 17,500 Middletown North at Red Bank (7:30 t Worthy Deceiver (Parktr) Elmora 0 1-2 1, R.Williams 7 4-4 II, Dunlaavv 5 1-3 12. Murphy 0 4-4 4, Han- ..V-at-TO-TJ-irt 4U. Pace, U,m, Ctmtj 3 GoodnuH Klllean (Gendron) Walkar 0 M 1,0'Koran4 3-4 11. Gmlnskl Jack Ftrani. |7,Nt ....74-4*-4t47-l» Olrls Baskattall I Direct GoldN (Fontaina) 11-1 darson 0 04 0, Paul! 0 04 0. Totals 40 Jack Rtnnar. 15,141 10-47 1» 73- 2K 3 Knight Clan (Gagliardi) 4 2-3 10. Cook 4 1-3 14. Blrdsong 2 1-1 5. 15-13 I0S Ccrw Playoffi 1 Bank Raider (NoDriver) 20-1 4 First Liner (No Drlvtr) , Hi Ballav 2 1-4 5, Lacav 1 0-0 2. Totals 41 Waadv Blackburn, »s.3tl , .liam-71-HO 1 Strong Sam iGendror.) 10-1 MaW YORK (in) Jonn Cook, 55.341 714a7712144712MM QyartatilMls 5 luigi Amour (L) (Campbell) J i 11-33 107. Cana Lllllar. 5J.3M 4 Evil Doerr (Ferriero) • t • Anlonlus Hanover (Johnion) • i INDIANA (111) Lucas 3 34 1. Russall 4 1-4 11, 7344 II U- MO St. John at t Rumson (4 i Wu Mm Temptred (Watxter) t i Cartwrlghl 5 5-4 15. Nawlln I 041. Rich- Wavna Lavl, 15,141 11M13 11-1*0 T Garmor Elite IWaplet) H Williams 7 1-1 IS, Orr 1 44 20, ardson * 1-1 20. Williams 10 2-2 21. Asbury Park at Lakewood (3:30 6 Meii Prince (Rtcco) H I Dromlcla (Brtsnahan) Owtm 4 10-11 II. Busa 1 3-4 14. Davis 4 Curtlt Stranaa. U.M1 7H1ttt»-l*0 1 Spark lino Rum iGlambrone) 4-1 Wabslar 5 04 10. Carlar 1 04 4. smith 7 Frtd CouaM. »!,»! .7171 7144 1*0 Holmdttlat Neptuna(4 fSharln Baron (No Drlvtr) 5-4 13. Carlar 7 04 14. Slchilng 4 2110. 11-12 M. Damlc I 04 2, Bradlav 0 04 0. * Grateful Eddie IHarni) • I 10 Twoanaplact (Donarly) McGinnls 1 OH) 2, C. Johnson 1 4-4 10, Eric Balltn. ilJal tttt Mta-no Southern at Manasauan(7:30 i H j Harry (H Filion) / J-1 Totals 47 27-11 111. Bati Olldar, 11.110 13 704410 711 Knight 0 M 0. G. Johnson I 041. Totals Haastan M 11 » 17—114 TOMORROW 10 Corintui (CoHato) li • lett: r**ce. U.m, Clma. Tom PurUar. U.IJO 7O-71-4S-71-M1 43 31-35 111. Mod Funsalh, ti.iio 7170773 IM: I'M*, in,m 1 RomanChlet (Delcampe) ..l-i Naw Jartm M IJ 21 M-laT Naw raVii a v a it—m I H H Legend (Rtmmtn) 7-2 1 Vaudeville (Molseyev) .3-1 Don January, I1.1M Howtllat Rumson-Falr Have ipalani 11 » » 14-111 Trtrat point goals—Dunlaavv, Wil- Craig tladlar. S1.1M 5 P T Spud (Lemma) 40-1 3 Willow Winner (Poulln) Thraa-polnl goals— R. Williams. liams. Foulad out—Nona. Total louts- Rarltanat Brlc 3 Monan Biiiv (O'Donnell) 15 4 Apollo Maggie (Manil) 1 fta» CaldMII. 11,110 Egtu O'Koran. Cook, Busa. Foulad out- Houston 20. Naw York « Tachnlcal- Ed Snaad. U.IJO , CBA at St. JoMPh'i (TR] lUr r.eorge J (No Driver) 10 i 5 Mountain Lawyer (TliteM) Owans. Total fouls—Naw Jarsav 21. in Malona. A— l.iu .. 7O-t*-7|.73-i*3 i Hebpy Spirits (Gagliardi) a-1 Danny Edwardi. 51.110 Wrtsttlin * Trefoil Penn (Webster) liana ly A—a,W«. PHOIHIX (111) ..7J-47.7I-7I-HB 6 Precieuu Mirage IBretnafian) li 1 Tarry Maunay. 31 130 7 Strike Off (Smullln) BOSTON 1100) Scon 4 14 11. Robinson I 1-4 14, 71 71-4t-71-l*l Rumson Fair Haven at Holmdf J Remittance (Mann) 1S-1 Barry Jaackel. 11,130 I Local Joe (No Driver) .20-1 Kallav44-l14,Macv50411,D. Johnson ...43-73-14.71-m I Berterk (L> (Hull) ...fri .12-1 Bird 11 04 II, Maxwall 5 1-4 11, Par- Mark O'Maara. ti.tfs i Mr. Abbe K (Thompson) ish 141-5 34, Ford 1 04 2. Handarson 11 f 4-1 IS, Cook 0 04 0, Adams 5 7-7 17, 11 71 M-tt-HJl 9 Boiled (No Driver) IM 10 Bill's Mate (Maotns) 10 I John Adams. 11.415 2-2 24, Carr I 2-2 4, McHala 1 I 2 3, Robav Bradlav 11-1 7, Nanca I 04 2, DvkamaO Gil Morgan. II «> 71-44V7I-7I-HJ 0000. AlnaaOOOO Tolal|4» I 15 100 0-0 0 Totals 3M5-U 102 Isao Aokl, 11,151 ...74-tM*.7>-in SEATTLE 11011 PHILADELPHIA (Id) Gaorga Archar, 31.311 .74 11- SELECTIONS Shallon 5 0-0 10. Walkar 5 2-2 11. Ervlng 110-15 21. B. Jonas 5 4-414, C. Man Irwln. 11.151 ...74-4*>70-7>—SM Sowerby sets 600 mark Slkma 5 II 12. Hanlllk 1 04 2. Williams Jonas 5 M 15, Molllni 4 1-9 15. Chaakt 4 Andy North, 11,151 .73-7011 70-1*4 1 - Mohawk Lynn, Lady Piulelte, General Major 14 4-4 34. Donaldson 4 4-4 12, Smith 2 34 041, Tonav I 3-3 If. Bantom 2 0-14, Mil Don Bias, $1.1531 1141 73^4t-l*4 I - Thurben Pride, Dutch Hill Pinky, BilUei Ideal 1. TolDarl404l. Brown3044. Totals43 0 04 0, Richardson 0 4-4 4, Curaton I 04 Sklo Dunaway. 51.151 ...71-4*70-71—1*4 2, Edwards0040 Totals40K-Mt0a. Morris Halalskv. 51.351 Ultlin w NEWARK, Del (AP) - in the 800-yard run in th 3 - Charter Party, Fetuh Sam. Aria Idol .'.,!«" « n »17-1K Ptaaala II » II 17- IB Gary KOCH. ItM 74 70-71 70-1*3 Fred Sowerby recaptured the Millroae Games earUer thl i - Sparkling Rum, R J Harry, Bank Raider Malttt " » » II "-I" PkllaaaMUa It 14 » 17- in Jim Oanl, 5134 ...7I-14.74-44-1M Total louls-Boslon 13. Saatlla 11 Thraa point goals—Macv 1, O. John Jim CMbart, ItM 71-70-71 70-1*5 world Indoor record in the month In New York. 5 - Monan Billy, H H Legead, PT Spud Ttchnlcals—Handarson. Boston Coach son Foulad out—Kallav. Total leuls— Scoll Simpson. ItM...... 73-70-71-71—ad men's 800-meter run yester- Filch. A—]7.1fa. PhoanH M. Philadelphia 17. A—11,214. Tom Janklnt. ItM 144t-lt> 71-M5 I — Ducbeu Faye, Jasoa J, Haliloa Mark Pfall. ItM ...M-n-n-71-sH day during a special race at Jim Simons. »t!4 „, . 71-4*-13 IJ-1*5 7 — Tar port Way, Error Hanover N, High Run David Edwards, ino ..75-4*71 ll-nt the University of Delaware 8 — Angle GJ, SUpleton Place, Papa Herman Cflarhn Coodv. t>34 , 71-70-11 UK Invitational track meet, of- Mark Hayas. S7M n nil ii-nt PRIOR SERVtCf? % — I.ulgi Amor, Sharln Baron, Dromlcla NBA standings Jonn Schroaaar, ItM 7HI-44-7S-ni ficials said.. 10 - Vaudeville, Trefoil Penn, Local Joe Sowerby's time was WAS THI MASS BEST BET: Angie GJ (8th) lAITIRH CONPBMNCI 1:17.50, according to Dela- AUTMAT W L Bent Tree golf scores MUCHOMINIRT pet. as ware sports information di- San Antonio 34 II tM Ptilladalphla .714 — Houston A short wtna QOO you hung Boston If 14 .147 tV, rector Ben Sherman. .712 vn Danvar u a MI IMSARASOTA, Fla (API — Har* art yastarday't final Karas In lha HM.ooo up Ihol sarvtc* uniform and Naw Jsrsav 4*1 II LPGA Bant Traa Ladlas Classic ovsr If. Mr 71, t.oifryard Banl Traa Golf and Sowerby, S3, track coach •MppM No lr» ctvfan watt Washington 441 13'.-, II 15 M0 14V) ta II IS 340 I4V> Racaual Club courta: You may hov* found wtnf Naw York 14 11 .414 14 NASL standings Kansas City II M Bain Danl* f* 70-71-70-110 at the University of Mary- you wanlad out tn cat* you Caatral Dlvrsraa .m 17 Ml Kalhv PosMwall. 110.300 .44-71-11-71—1*1 land-Eastern Shore and a (Sdnt. chanoM at fha A* CONFIKKNCI >IMiriN«LI PACIFIC COHFIP.IHCI Mlloaukaa M 14 Los Angalas 17 17 Pam Clatian. IM0O HH73t*-l*3 ATLANTIC CONflMNCI wiia.inn.yat. u Atlanta 13 Barbara MoHnass. 14,000 4171 7173-1*3 member of the District of Co- Fore* ho* o lob for you Datrolt 1 II II .447 1 Thais light. You formi TaaMair. Fa>. U Eomonloni. Saallla4 T» 13 .Ul 7 JoAnna Carnar. H too t«-71.71 71-1*4 Tulsas, Chlcaaaa Indiana 24 11 Sally Llltla. S4.K0 .71 7170711* lumbia International Track rortc o biQtjBf poychatck. ond Chicago It 34 1 K > II >• I TUttrMac. Fa* II San Dlaao 4, Vancouvar 3, OT, San Portlanortadd Sua Erll, 14400 n» cnanc* lo work toward Clavaland 12 41 lit 17 a >4 at • Club, had set the world mark Tampa Bay I, Monlraal 1. OT, Tam- Dlaflo laads sarlas 1-0 SanDlaoo IS a* .171 11 AWnandra Ralnhardl, S3.400 ., on Atsodat* m Appaad Sci- pa Bay laads sarlas 10 Ayako mamolo. 13.400 7170-71 70-JK with a time of 1:18.3 last Dec. anoadaorasaxidbaiwoaing Chicago), Tulsa a. sarlas IM II Lori Carbaci. 13400 3 in Saskatchiwan, Can. lot youflnd out today Tun Tulsa 3, CKIcaao I, OT aama, Tulsa Naw Jarsay Its, Utah log Hulls Stacy. U.400 bmntmt an M at good. Ih* Dol Garmaln. S34SS , £3tS wins sarlas 1-1 Clavaland lit, Dallas 101 Tadav-sO, pay bitMf. and Id* /m Foro* Cathy Mant. U.4SS , That record was eclipsed Vancauvar al San Olaao, I p.m. Dalroll 115. Indiana 100 No gamas scnaduM It sti its* nwdsm ttwvto* ft Yatlartay's Oama San Dlaoo 1II. San Antonio 101 Ball. Solomon. SMSS on Feb. 8, as Anton Blair of Lynn Slronay. U.I40 zBBSm haiolwayibawn Montraal 3. Tampa Bay 1, sarlas Had NOTE: In IM Iwe-Mma playoH Goloan Slata ISO. Washlnglon 101 Mllwaukaa at Naw York, 7:19 p.m. 1-1. sarlas. If ona laam falls to win both Tarrl Moody, sl.140 4*11 H-7O-K7 the University of Tennessee Saw what fh»AjfForoa con Kansas City at Atlanta, 7:35p.m. Backy Paarson, U.IM .74 73-7*-70-l*I Tampa Bay 1, Monlraal 1. OT oama, gamas. than a IS-mlnula, nan-sudoan Mllwaukao 110. Kansas CltV 104 off*, you vt atftlkHr worth Utah at washlnglon, 1:09 p.m. vtckl Tabor. 11.477 71 71 717J-M7 recorded a time of 1:18 flat at o cot EfjBMIoSylf you'v* Tampa Bay wins sarlas3-l daain ovartlma Is piayad. with weuan Naw York 132, Houston lot GoUan Stata at San Antonio, 1:10 p.m daalh lo follow If a wlnnar Is nol da- Chris Johnson, sun ...71-74-71-at-M* found thot fha oraat BfYtflf CONFIDINCI CHAMPIONSHIP Phlladalphla 109, Ptwafilk 101 Portland at Chicago, 1:35 p.m. 71 7*71- 7O-m the Mason-Diion Games at Tulsa vs. Tampa Bay. oatas TBA Dallas 111, Chicago 17 Jana Slatack, 11,477 , that much argajnai. For Wor- Dallas at Houston, 1:05 p.m. Bav.rly Klass, tU77 ...71-74-71-71—SB Louisville, Ky. Los Angalas 132. Danvar 131 Danvar at Los Angalas. 10:30 p.m. .75-4*14 11-1*1 moNon, oenroct Indiana III, Naw Jarsay 107 Calhy Shark, 11,177 , Phlladalphla at San Olago. 10:15 pm. 744*13-71-3** Blair also edged Sowerby Pattl Nino, 11,410 S*gt Mtk* Statsko Dltnna Dallty. JI.4I0. ...77-7*.7l-7»-at Sandra HaynU. IMIO T8gt. T.J. Johmton Jo Ann washam. 11,111 ...jt.n-n.jfim 5« Monrnou$ti StrtMt ... 71-70- 73-75-Mt Holly Harll.y, SI.130. 73717471-ltO Rod B4jnk. NJ 07701 Gall Hlrala, |1.m College scores MISL standings ...71-75-70-71-ltO 201-741-7141 Lanara Muraoka. mi -... .70-74-74-14- itO Cindy HIM, IMS ...70-71-74.71—Iti •an lastare tMylssaa Lind leads Tigers Cathy Morta. tMS ...7I-7I-74-71—Iti CCNY 7t, Baruch 75 w L PCI. OB SI. Louis 21 S .MM — Laura Hurlbul. >WS ...73-71-71.71— Ml S Nancy RuMn. MU ^SMppamburg SI. tj, Kutltoon SI. 44 Naw York It nu Wichita 14 10 415 S .71-71-71.71—1*1 Alabama-Birmingham 70, N. Caroli. Piittburgn la I ,710 Vt Denver 11 11 .4M f Tharasa Hasstan. Ill) .73-73-71-74-lti na-Cnarlolls 71 Baltlmor. 11 1 MI Memphl> 10 11 •137 12 73-7*7] 74— HI .777l4t-74-lt1 Sa»anaa 44. CanlraU Buffalo 14 U i Phoenix t 11 .133 12V. to Ivy swim title Tharasa HatUan, nil ..n-714t-74-lt1 Wichita St. 44. Louisiana SI. 45 Clevtlend * 1* 3*0 10 Kansas Cltv • It Naw Jersey • 1* 333 10V^ Philadelphia 3 10 11 Itt New York 10. Ptwenli 2 PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Princeton freshman Betsy SattjrtJaV. Oanv Wichita a. Battlmore S buffalo l. Ntw Jtrttv } Lind added two titles yesterday to raise her total to five Zungul nets 3 Pnotnla h Philadelphia 7 individual championships in three days, leading the Tigen to Kinui Cltv 4. Mamphli 3 No games scheduled UNIONDALE, N.Y. - ABORTION CXnvtr 5, St Louti J their fourth consecutive Ivy League women's swimming VttWrtfaVi Bam* I TfMTMrrtw'i Oirn* crown. League-leading scorer Steve p.tt«H.roh s. ClavaiaiKM All Star Game at Buffalo, 1:05 p.m. Zungul scored three times Lind won the 100-yard freestyle and the 50-yard butterfly and added an assist yester- on Sunday as Princeton scored 1,268.6 points, ahead of second- SERVICES day, leading the New York place Brown with 996 CBA defeats St. Peter's Arrows to a 10-3 victory over Previously, she had won the 100-yard butterfly and the 100- the Phoenix Inferno in a Ma- PARLIN CENTER WOMEN MlDUl.K'I'OWN — Chris Bracken continued his strong yard butterfly and the 50-yard freestyle. jor Indoor Soccer League ASLEEP or AWAKE 727-6600 play for Christian Brothers Academy by scoring 23 points and Princeton won three of the six individual events and the game. grabbing 15 rebounds as CBA trimmed St. Peter's of Jersey 400-yard medley relay on the final day. The victory was PREGNANCY TESTING Zungul-3 three scores gave City. 66-56, yesterday in scholastic basketball. Princeton's fifth in six championship tournaments. him 88 goals for the season. PREGNANCY COi NSEUNG Sophomore Elaine Palmer of Brown won the 100-yard It was CBA's fourth win In its last five games and it was Omar Gomel, Gene Strencier FREE • BJtTH CONTROt COUNSEUNG individual medley on Sunday to finish the meet with four the iourth time that Bracken had scored 20 points or more in and Paul Kitson scored twice individual titles. Freshman Valerie Poirier of Brown won the olaVOyril.llnl.giCt. that stretch.* each in the victory, which im- 50-yard backstroke and sophomore Peggy Tormay won the CBAA (44) proved New York's record to taVON-Pti. •*, IAT. t-U M*.• H HAHA BTANOt BBracken I 7 it, $heeh*n 4-3-11, Kannetfv I-M. Scheuer 5-1-11. MeDonouoh 2-0-4, 200-yard breaststroke on Sunday, each finishing with two dell i>»0. Mulligan 0-2-2, Dunn (MM), Foako 1*4, Paierno 12-4. TOTALS 17-5. S titles. 4 f JC I fnH Barnard's Jennifer Goldberg, who won the 1-meter and J- The Arrows retained a I lynn 102 Liwion • 311. Aialmo 2-1-5, C. Cummlngs 3-0-a. Haranda 401, fl4Stlifl *m. (!»..» a aa.a-a.fa... AyaJ Ar mtlronao.3 3. Dannls J J I, B. Cummlnas 1-0-1. Lisa0-1-1. TOTALS 13 I»M meter diving competition, was the meet's only other multiple half-game lead in the Eastern MM ft CM «» nn-t victor. Division. » Pasar-s IIIMU—H SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22.1982, The LWy KeftnJer 13 County Births

RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. audit Mn. Ttaomai Mr. and Mrs Richard 455 Tenth St., Lakewood. MB, Red Bank Partusch (Diana Denin), 10X4 Torchia (Nancy Soles), Ml Nylund (Linda Conarty), 1 Feb. IS. Mr. and Mn. Robert Third Ave., West Belmar, Button wood Ave., Long Merlon Drive, Lincroft, Mr. and Mn. Sutton (Judi Iiakien (June Simon), S2 daughter, Feb. 16. Branch, daughter, Feb. 11. daughter, Feb. 12. Janesko), SS Deep Dal* Main St., Belford, daughter, Mr. and Mn. John K. Mr. and Mn. Charles Sul- Ms. Sherry Goode, M Drive, Mlddletown, daughter, Feb. It. Amato (Gabriel* Kinhofer), tan (Marcy Goldman), I Feb. 14. S37 Cliftwood Road, Oak- Howard Ave., Tin ton Kails, Mr. and Mn. Edwin L. Dwight Drive, Ocean, son, son, Feb. IS. Mr. and Mn. Oscar Me- Pomphrey Jr. (Sarah Hlg hunt, daughter, Feb. 17. Feb. II. Caskill 13 Sixth Ave.. Long Mr. and Mn. Ken Catlaw Mr. and Mrs. Kobert gin*), 148 Hockbockson Road, Mr. and Mrs. Raheem Bonln (Kenee Ikrath), 232 Branch, daughter, Feb. 14. Colts Neck, daughter, Feb. (Glna Roman), 17 Wall St., Raiual (Esther Trower), Sit Lock wood Ave., Elberon, Mr. and Mrs. Steven It. West Long Branch, daughter, Sixth Ave.. Asbury Park, son, Feb. 17. son, Feb. 14 Glickman (Ben Reba Vol- Mr and Mrs Robert FlaU Feb. II Mr. and Mn. Joseph Col- Mr. and Mn. John Per- usher), 25 Scott Drive, (Mary Ann Funk), 13Theresa Bridget Hockhill and rotto (Pamela Masco), WaU, Dr., Holmdel, son, Feb. It. ford (Jeanne Christie), 8 Morganville, daughter, Feb. Fredrick Landry Jr., 75 Ce- son, Feb. 14. 14. Mr. and Mn. Lawrence Miriam Place, Mlddletown, dar Ave., Long Branch, son, son, Feb. 17. Mr. and Mn. Ted Tolen- McHugh (Anastatla Feb. 11. Uno (Marcy Laiaro), 371 ST. DAVID'S HOSPITAL Michaels), 284 Linda St., Mr. and Mrs. Jeraud Dr. and Mn. Paul Farrell Bath Ave., Long Branch, Ausiln, Texas Belford, daughter, Feb. It. Stuart (Christine Croskey), (Karen Dunn), ISO! Emerson daughter, Feb. IS. Mr. and Mn. Vincent Toto Mr. and Mrs. Michael two Broad St., WaU, daugh- Aye., Spring Lake Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Zalmon of Austin, Texas, formerly of Kilgore (Susan MacPhee), ter, Feb. 0. son, Feb. 11. Malinowiti (Rena Murik), Red Bank, son, Feb. IS. 3065 Highway 35, Hazlet, • daughter. Keb 18 JamMJ.C Mr. and Mn. Brian Mat- GIFTS FOR BIRDS — Children make gifts for birds during a winter reading thews (Merrill Wood), 74 program at the Aberdeen-Matawan Public Library conducted bv Alice Norris. Davis Lane, River Plaza, son, children's litrarian. Here Joanna Doyle, age 4, Aberdeen, left; Regina Swindle, age Feb. 11. 2, center; and Rodney Swindle, age 7, both of Matawan, attach wire to pine cones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and roll them in peanut butter, then in bird seed to provide backyard treats for their Lloyd (Harriet Staley), 100 TtlcUte/4 T>*te feathered friends. ' Seaview Ave., Monmouth Beach, daughter, Feb. 12 A paid directory of coming events for non-profit FREEHOLD AREA HOSPI- MARCH 2 organizations Rates $3.50 for three lines for one day, The Monmouth County Association For Children TAL f 1.00 each additional line; $450 for two days, f 1 25 each Freehold Borough With Learning Disabilities will hold its general meeting additional line; 16.50 for three to five days, 11.90 each on Tues , Mar. 2, 1982 at 8 P.M. at St. Mary's Church Mr. and Mn. Mark Kievit, additional line; 17 for four'days, $1.75 each additional 4 Tarrytown Road, English- Hall, Rt. 34 It Phalanx Rd , Colts Neck. Dr. Raymond line; $7.90 for five days, $2 each additional line; $8 for 10 Salani, Jr., Director of Nutri-Care Health Center in town, son, Feb. 17. days, $2.25 each additional line. Deadline noon two days Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shrewsbury is returning to speak & give an update before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, report on nutrition for the learning disabled child. Open Beierschmitt R.D. 2, Box 345, ask for the Date Secretary. Freehold Township, daugh- to all members and general public. ter, Feb. 14. MONMOUTH MEDICAL FEBRUARY M, 1$, 17. MARCH t MARCH 3, II, 17,24 CENTER Pine Tree Playen present "Murder At The Vicar- Community Lenten Program - Presbyterian Long Branch age," Agatha Christie mystery, 8:40 P.M. Community Church House, Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, Mar. 3,10, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Stubbs House Theatre, 3rd and Madison Aves., Spring Lake. 17 & 24. 8 P.M. Presented by Dr. Donald Capps, noted (Lauren Levine), ISO Mitchell Tickets available at door, $S and $4. Information author lecturer, religious educator, from Princeton Drive, Eatontown, son, Feb. 52MO59. Seminary. Program is entitled "Biblical Prospective 12. on Personal Problems." The public is invited. Barbara Brown, 1506 FEB. tt Christ Church Thrift Shop, 100 King's Hwy, Sewell Ave Asbury Park, son, MARCH 4 Middletown $1.50 bag sale, Mon . Feb 22 thru Wed , Feb. 15 Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's, sponsored by Feb. 24. Shop noun, Mon. Fri., 10-2, Sat. 10-noon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Middletown Chapter Women's American ORT Tickets Tordella (Diane Nettis), 36 FEBRUARY 13 at door 7:30 P.M. Donation: $2.50. Refreshments 4 door Wyckoff Road, Eatontwon, Chinese Auction at Buck Smith's in East prizes. daughter, Feb. 15. Keansburg, sponsored by the Junior Women's of Mid- Judy Rose, 317 Monroe dletown, 7 P.M. Admission $2.50. Tickets available at MARCH I Ave., Asbury Park, son, Feb. door, all proceeds go to state and local charities. Bus Trip to NYC Madison Square Garden to see It. American Cup Gymnastics, $21.00. Sponsored by Open Daphne Bryant, 37 Center Parents Without Partners Chapter M4 Cocktail • •VjMMlJ. CMMll> Door Bayshore Area, bus leaves Red Bank and Hazlet. St., Matawan, daughter, Feb. Party at Club Bene. Rt. 35, Sayreville Orientation 8:30 Call 739-3983, 495-2471. RECEIVES AWARD — Jerry Marks, left, president of the Mlddletown Chamber of It. P.M. Members $3, prospective members $5.671-2777. Commerce presents "Businessman of the Year" award to Edwin Banfield, of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kren- Banfield Moving and Storage Co. Banfield was honored at the chamber's annual U, 25 Hillsdale Ave., Long Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, St. Mark's MARCH 7 dinner-dance Saturday night at Bamm Hollow Country Club in Lincroft. Branch, son, Feb. It. Episcopal Church, Kennedy Way and Carr Ave., March 7, 1982, 3 P.M. Sun. afternoon. Paramount Keansburg, 4 P.M. to 8 P.M. Donation: $3 00 adults, Theatre, Asbury Park. New Jersey State Orchestra, $2.50 children and senior citizens. Murray Glass, Music Director presents the sights and sounds of musical America. "Symphony No. 1," Robert Man held Fair Haven Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 Ex- Pleasant, (World Premier Dedicated To The N.J. State plorer Post 335 Second Annual Spaghetti Dinner at Fire Orchestra). Featuring the Don Farn worth Dance Com- as burglar House. February 23rd , 5 P M -8 30 P.M. Adults $2 75, pany, starring Georgia Engel and Marcos Galante, suite Children under 12 $175. from "Bye Bye Birdie," scenes from "Billy The Kid" ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS and "Stars and Stripes Forever." Tickets: Reserve ' — Police arreited a Red The music department of Marlboro High School. Rt. 79, Marlboro presents a Winter Concert at 7.30 P.M. seating. $10.00 orchestra loge, $5.00 senior Bank man over the weekend citizens/students. By mail N.J. State Orchestra, P.O. in connection with alleged Various choral and instrumental groups will perform. No charge. Box 427, Neptune, N.J. 07753 or at following locations: burglaries at two borough Contempo House, 3209 Sunset Ave . Wanamassa and businesses, Chief Samuel A. FEBRUARY 24 Red Bank Music, 60 English Plaza. Red Bank. Box Guzzi reported. Lenten Services, Faith Reformed Church, Middle Office opens 1 P.M. day of performance. For further According to Guzzi, Ricky Hd.. Hazlet, 8 to 8:45 P.M. featuring 6 part film series information call 9884400. Martin, 21, of 150 Bridges "Good News Is For Sharing, ' film No. 1 "Sound It - Ave., Red Bank, was charged But Who Needs It" followed by discussion hour, 8:45 to Free Open Forum "You It Your Property" Sun., with two counts of burglary, 10 P.M. All welcome. Mar. 7, 3 P.M., Bingham Hall. Bingham Ave.. Rumson. two counts of theft, one count Information every property owner needs to intelligently of possession of burglar tools FEBRUARY 24. tt evaluate & understand alternatives for land preserva- and one count of tress- Pine Tree Playen auditions for "When We Are tion. Speakers: D. Moore, Director N J Conservation passing. Married" comedy by J.B Priestley, directed by Henry Foundation It W. Bassler Esq. Trustee for the Mon- Martin has been released Franzoni, 8:30 P.M., Spring Lake Community House, mouth Conservation Foundation. Call 671-7000 for on $5,000 bail, pending ar- 3rd ti Madison Aves. IS roles, ages 20 to 60. Per- further information. raignment before Municipal formances in May. Information: 528-W59 MARCH 10 Court Judge Normam Peer. Bus trip to NYC to see "Othello" ($30.00). Spon- Guzzi said Martin alleged- FEBRUARY » sored by Open Door Bayshore Area. Matinee. Bus ly broke into the rear office of Bus trip to NYC to see "Death Trap" sponsored by leaves Red Bank and Hazlet. Call 739-3963.495-2471. the Atlantic Coin Laun- HEADQUARTERS Atlantic Highlands Recreation Committee. $19 50 Call 291-3779 dromat Wednesday, and al- Front Wheel.. MARCH 13 legedly stole cash and proper- THE ROMEROS, World famous classical guitar Oak Hill Academy Open House for prospective ty valued at less than $200. Rear Wheel... Four Wheel! quartet, Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red junior high students and their families. 10 A.M.—3 Martin also allegedly Bank, 8 P.M. Box Of (ice -842-9002 P.M., 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft. Entrance test. March shoplifted less than $200 27. For brochure call 530-1343. worth of property from PEACE COOPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL will Siegfried's Hardware Thurs- hold their annual Chinese Auction on Feb. 25 at Buck St. Patrick's Dance, sponsored by River Plaza day, Guzzi said. Smith's. Doon open 6 P.M. Auction begins 7:30 P.M. Hose Co. No. 1, Colonial Room, River Plaza Firehouse, Finally, according to promptly. Door prizes and refreshments. Tickets: $2 50 Foster St.. Corned beef and cabbage and beverage Guzzi, Martin allegedly at- may be purchased at door or in advance by calling Entertainment. Donation: $10.00 per person Phone tempted to burglarize a Includes up to 5 qts. major 7391988 or 787 -8443 842-0920 private home on Second Ave- brand motor oil and complete • Inspect all lour tire* • Correct air pressure FEBRUARY 27 MARCH 26 nue. • Set Iront wheel caster, camber, toe to chassis lubrication. Oil filter proper alignment • Inspect steering and Bus trip to NYC to see "Ain't Mlsbehavln" ($17.00) Family Resource Assoc sponsors Atlantic City Bus extra if needed. Most U.S.cars, suspension systems "West Side Waltz", ($36.00), "Chorus Line" ($43.50). Trip to Tropicana Casino. Hors d'oeuvres, cocktails, Youth sentenced Most US cars Imports with adjustable Sponsored by Open Door Bayshore Area. Bus leaves buffet dinner and show. All for $20.00 per person. Call many imports and light trucks. suspension Includes Iront wheel drive Red Bank and Hazlet. Matinee Call 739-3963,495-2471 747-5310. Reservations by Mar. 4 Buses leave Shop Rite, for robbing woman Please call for an appointment. Chevettes. light trucks and cars requiring Shrewsbury at 5:30 P.M. and leave Atlantic City at 1 MacPherson Strut correction extra Celebrate National Children's Dental Health Month A.M. Proceeds for the benefit young disabled children. FREEHOLD - A 17-year- with the Monmouth-Ocean County Dental Society at old Jackson youth has been Seaview Square Mall, Sat., 2-4 P.M. Doug Keller, the MARCH 28 sentenced to an In- magician and Dr. Frank McGuire, chairman, will Vacation Auction, 1 P.M. Cervino's (Cobblestone) determinate term at the state present prizes and surprises including a $50.00 bond to Restaurant, Rt. 35, Middletown Middletown Township Youth Corrections and Re- the boy and girl with best smile. Jaycees 20th Annual Auction. For advanced vacation li ceptions Center in Yardville st send $1.00 donation to: Jaycees. I'd Box 184. for robbing a woman outside Monmouth County Park System Bus Trip to World Middletown, N.J. 07748. Vacations to be auctioned off the Seaview Square Mall, Fishing and Outdoor Expo in Suffern, N.Y. Sat., Feb. 27. range from Canada to the Caribbean, with many within Ocean. Registration closes Feb. 17. $11.00 Includes transporta- driving distance. In setting the sentence for tion and reduced rate admission. Call 842-4000. Over 275 Thomas D. Thompson, of exhibits. MARCH 31 R.D. 3, Jackson, Superior Bus Trip to Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, lunch Bus trip to Philadelphia to see Ice Capades matinee, "Room Service," $21.00 includes bus. lunch, Court Jadge James M. Col- sponsored by St. Luke's Church of Long Branch $18.50 eman Jr. Stipulated that the show. Sponsored by Red Bank Chapter No. 70 OES Call Deadline for reservations Feb. 15th. Call 22*4840 for 741-9549. Yardville term be no longer information. than three yean. APRIL 3 • II Ml Irish Night, dance to music by Pat Roper, Tommy St. Joseph's School PTA will sponsor giant Indoor * Replace transmission fluid • Install Doyle and the Goodtimen. Variety show and buffet Flea Market and Craft Show on Sat. Apr 3, from 10 new pan gasket • Replace transmission supper with beverage. St. Mary's HNS, Memorial Hall, A.M. to 4 P.M. It will be held at the school auditorium. filter on vehicles so equipped • Adjust linkage and bands, as applicable New Monmouth $10.00 per person. Prepaid reserva- Maple Place. Keyport. Tables: $12.50 For reservations tions only Call 787-2809 or 671-1854 call 566-1422. Alter 6 P M 566-8826. FEBRUARY 28 APRIL lt TO 25 GOODYEAR "40" BATTORY Ocean Township Explore Police are sponsoring bus Bermuda Cruise on Volendam. sponsored by trip to Nets Basketball game. Ticket information call Agape, Red Bank Presbyterian Church. Transportation Four popular sizes to fit most foreign Dave, 531-3799 or Lt. Russamono at 531-1800 or Pete, to ship and back 741-4469.741-3971 and domestic cars and light trucks. 222-1344. MAINTENANCE $49.45 with trade, installed. APRIL 23-25 FREE Pancake Breakfast held at Holy Cross Gym, Sun. Bus trip to Washington. DC. sponsored by the For More Good Years In Your Car. TURN IT OVER TO GOODYEAR Feb. 28, from 9-1. Fresh sausage and pancakes, coffee Open Door Bayshore Area, cost $145 per person for and Juice, all you can eat. $3.50 adult, $2.50 children and double includes all sightseeing, 1 lunch and 1 dinner *at tar CMqi r mm Anmee o lantoa LMM WnaMii All eoodyaar ttrvica it seniors. Call 739-3963 or 495-2471. bus leaves from Red Bank and CndK • Goodyur Revolving Charge warrantedtor a l least98 days or 3.000 mUet whichever com*! lint - Account • Uw my of Mea other ways to many eervioH much longer II warranty aarvceie ever required, go lo the Monmouth County Coin Club 7th Semi-Annual Coin Hazlel buy-Our Own Customer Credit Plan Goodyear Service Slore wnere the original worii wai pertained and wei Happy 30th! hK it tree II. however, you re more than SO miles from Ihe ongjnal store. Show 10 A.M. to 6 P.M., VFW (next to the A4P OCTOBER 10-17 • Mamrcard • VIM • Amman Eon • Carle Blanche • Diners Club go to any ol Goodyear 11300 Service Stores nationwide Shopping Center), Hwy. 38, Port Monmouth. Free Bus trip to World's Fair (Knoxville, Tennessee I. from your admission Browse, door prizes, exhibit. Buy, sell, the Grand 'Ole Opry. Sponsored by the Open Door of the 1030 Hlohway 35, Middletown — 671-2415 trade. Bayshore area. For more info. Call 739-3963 or 495-2471. loving kids Mon.-Fri. 7:30a.m. to* p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 14 TheDtilyRefffcter Lifestyle SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY22.1.982 A NEW YOU Short women find champions

By EMILY WILKENS Swanson, Joan Crawford, Veronica Lake, Eliz- flavors and preservatives, which means they're abeth Taylor. Even Bo Derek, who photographed all somewhat alike I've gotten great lipsticks in "It ii no fun being snort," writes • 4' 11 W tall next to VI" Dudley Moore In "10," stands the dime store What you cant always find, reader, whose litany of complaints Includes: only 5' 3". Linda Bonstadt, Dolly Parton and however, U the shade that's the big color hit of the Being called Shorty, Squirt, Tiny, and Your Bette Midler are in this category too/proving that moment - but you can come close. Shortness and having people lean on her. you don't have to be tall to make your mark in the PERFUME TESTING "A short person's shoulder seems to be a world. Dear Emily: When trylaga Iragraace, I kaow natural resting place for tall folks," she says. yoa're sipposed to give it a chaace to settle. Hew Being asked, "How's It down there?" or What short women are weary of — In addition loag saoald yoa wail before sallfkg? - P.Z. "Can I get you a box to stand on?" to jokes about their height — say Allison and Anne Dear P.Z.: To give a fragrance a true test, is shopping in teen sections and wearing little girl "I'm sick of my height being a subject of take your first sniff after 30 seconds, then wait an styles. They want to look smart and chic and have jokes," she says in her letter. "I wouldn't want to hour and sniff again to get the heart of the a fashion image, something that's at last within be tall and tower above the crowd. My 6-foot fragrance. After three hours, give another sniff to their grasp because designers have recently ' husband thinks I'm perfect. Anyone for starting a see how the scent stands up and whether it has a turned their attention to this market. So have the Short Liberation Movement?" long lasting character. authors of "Short Chic" who provide a bookful of I have two candidates for organizing such a Choosing a new fragrance takes a little doing. savvy how-to-dress advice for this special catego- drive. They are Allison Kyle Leopold and Anne Don't make the mistake of "trying" more than ry. Marie Cloutier. Their credentials are Impeccable. one fragrance at a time. JUST FOR YOU Anne is 5' 2"; Allison is 5' 3". Together they've EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, but can- written "Short Chic" (Rawson, Wade $14.95), a Dear Emily: Can I gel a deceit lipstick la Ike not undertake to answer each one. She will use wonderful guide to fashion for women under 5' 4" dime store or do you advise buying aa expeasive questions of general interest in her column. Ad- that offers some great ammunition for the Liber- one? - On a Budget dress your requests for her bulletins ("Spa Se- ation Movement. Dear On a Budget: If you read labels, you'll crets," "10 LitUe Yogas" and "Natural Beauty FABLED BEAUTIES find out that lipsticks include the same basic Aids") accompanied by 50 cents and a self-ad- For example, did you know that some of the ingredients — up to 25 percent wax, between 25 to dressed, stamped envelope for each, or your world's most fabled beauties have been under 5' SO percent oils and emollients, up to I percent letters, to Emily Wilkens, care of The Daily 4"? In this category: Mary Pickford, Gloria pigment and minute amounts of fragrances, Register, P.O. Box 520, Red Bank, N.J. 07701.

HERITAGE BALL — State Sen. and Mrs. John P. "Jack" Gallagher of Lincroft, chat after dinner at the Pines Manor, Edison, with seated guests Donald Tallon of Wedding Middletown, and Harriet Wilson, Tinton Falls, at the Garden State Cultural Center Fund's Seventh Annual Heritage Festival Ball. Sacco-Foster

Engagements LITTLE SILVER - Suzanne L. Foster late Patricia Sacco. and James W. Sacco were married Feb. 13 in Brandy Forsyth was maid of honor. St. John's Episcopal Church during a double Beat man was Frank Maletto. Guy and Cahill-Weithas ring ceremony conducted by the Rev. Ronald Ricky Sacco were the ushers. ' P. Jaynes, rector. There was a reception in Mr. Sacco, an alumnus of AHleboro RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Morristown Channel Club, Monmouth Beach. (Mass.) High School, operates J. W. Sacco William V. Welthas Jr., 5 Mr. Cahill was graduated Horse Transportation, West Long Branch, Broadmoor Drive, announce from Mater Dei High School, The bride is the daughter of John H. where his bride is employed. She is a gradu- the engagement of their New Monmouth, and Foster, retired Little Silver police chief, and ate of Red Bank Regional High School. Mrs. Foster, 114 Parker Ave., here. daughter, Suzann M. Weithas, Georgetown University, The couple went to the Poconos on their to John J. Cahill Jr., son of Washington, D. C, and re- The bridegroom is the son of John Sacco honeymoon. They make their home in West Dr. and Mrs. Cahill, 140 Tin- ceived a master's degree in Sr , 1 Dennis St., West Long Branch, and the Long Branch. dall Road, New Monmouth. business administration from MR. AND MRS. JAMES W. SACCO Miss Weithas is an alumna Rutgers University. He is of Rumson-Fair Haven Re- with the Robert Wood John- gional High School and Bos- son Foundation, Princeton. Handling stress at work, home Hunt-Havens ton College. She is employed An April wedding is HAZLET — The marriage Best man was Robert by the Mennen Company, planned. of Joan Matthews Havens and Amorosi and the ushers were focus of center's seminar series Albert S. Hunt Jr. took place Dewey and Josh Matthews, Fplchetti-Jones Jan. 3 in St. John's United brothers of the bride. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP this month and next, here in counties. Methodist Church, with the Mrs. Hunt is a graduate of —A series of seminars deal- Sheraton Gardens, Route 537, Dr. Harvey Taub, lec- Rev. Norman R. Riley of- Keyport High School and Is ing with stress management under the auspices of The turer, clinical psychologist ficiating. Following the employed by Ante Kalma HOLMDEL - Mr. and of Holmdel High School and is candlelight ceremony, there Mrs. Edward T. Jones, IS employed as a bookkeeper by at work and at home, the Consultation Center. and professor of psychology Florist, Matawan. problems of children of aging The Center, W0 West Main at the College of Staten Is- was a reception in the church Mill Lane, announce the en- Concession Supply Co., Tin- hall. The bridegroom was grad- gagement of their daughter, parents and parental prob- St. ll a comprehensive land, will conduct the semi- uated from Woodbridge High ton Falls. The bride is the daughter Eileen Teresa Jones, to An- lems with adolescent and private menUI health facility nar on "Stress Management: of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mat- School and mended LaSaUe drew Kevin Folchetti, son of teen-age children will be held in Monmou h and Ocean How to Deal With Pressures Mr. Folchetti, an employ- thews of Lavallette. The University. He is catalog Mrs. Dolores Tarnowski, 6 of Work and at Home," Feb. ee of Wilson's Sporting bridegroom is the son of Mrs. manager for Purolator Prod- Linda Place, Hazlet, and 25. Goods, Raritan Center, Sweet Adelines open membership Ceil Hunt, 12A California ucts, Rahway. Mr. Hunt hi a Michael Folchetti of Whiting. Discussing "The Agony Edison, was graduated from Court, Matawan, and the late Navy veteran. MIDDLETOWN - Mon- York. The chapter will com- and the Ecstasy" of raising Mr. HuntSr. The couple went to Atlan- Miss Jones is a graduate Raritan High School, Hazlet. mouth Hills Chapter of Sweet pete for the first time under adolescents and teen-agers Dana Havens, the bride's tic City on their honeymoon. Adelines, which meets here the direction of Karen March 20 will be Dr. Melvin Kilrrn Jonei daughter, was maid of honor. They reside in Keyport. Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. In Semancbik of Newton, a A. Bernstein, executive di- Nelson-Citarella Westminster Presbyterian member ol Suburban Sound rector of the Center; Dr. Church, 94 Tindall Road, Is Chapter, which placed second Howard S. Tills, managing di- LITTLE SILVER - An- at Abraham and Straus, Mon- accepting new members. The in 1(61 Region IS competi- rector, and Leigh Garfleld, a nouncement is made by Mr. mouth Mall, Eatontown. women must enjoy singing tion, and lead singer with the clinical social worker on the and Mrs. Andrew R. staff Mr. Nelson is an alumnus harmony, but need not know quartet Bright Sides, which Citarella, 28 Silverwhite how to read music or be Mid- placed fifth in a field of 25 in On March 17 Patricia >V\. S SPRING of Long Branch High School Road, of the engagement of dletown residents. the same competition. McCoy, a clinical social their daughter, Angela Louise and is employed by The Monmouth Hills Women interested in join- worker at the Center and a Citarella, to James Nelson Citarella's Market, Prospect Chapter is practising for par- ing the Monmouth Hills consultant to nursing homes, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Avenue, Red Bank. ticipation in Region 15 com- Chapter may contact Ruth will explore the Impact of ag- SHAPE-UP TIME. Nelson, 572 High St., Long The couple plan an Octo- petition to take place March Walling, 907 Florence Ave., ing parents upon their chil- Branch. ber wedding. 4-5 in Sheraton Centre, New Union Beach, for details. dren. Miss Citarella was gradu- now at your YMCA ated from Red Bank Regional High School and is employed r Angela Cilarella as Revlon counter manager Lighten up with McMullen-Seidel HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. West Long Branch, with a Lean Line. "Al Lain Una. I donl have logiva Donald Kress, 599 S. Laurel degree in social work. She is up the flood Ma to look good Ave., announce the en- a youth counselor for YMCA Our easy-to-live-wivi weight loss program fets ma enpy spaghetti. gagement of their daughter, Youth Services. bagels, lew. peanut butler, popcorn Amy Lou Seidel, to Edward Mr. McMullen's late and even wine. The secret is an eating plan Charles McMullen, son of Mr. father was Edward A. that works for everyone and Mrs. Edwin Jamagin of McMullen. The prospective And I find the understanding and loving support I need m Columbus, Ohio. bridegroom is an alumnus of every class Miss Seidel, daughter also Monmouth College and at- • ALL WORK GUARANTEED So tighten up al Lean Una of the late James P. Seidel, tended Stevens Institute of w LOWEST PRICES IN AREA today it's the sensible approach to Mm W|Sfi. tin hipw aai fBawi MrsHsf was graduated from West Technology, Hoboken. He is a • 8HOP AT HOME SERVICE losing weight and keeping il oft" Virginia Wesleyan College, systems analyst at Bell Labo- Buchanan, W. Va . and ex- ratories, Holmdel. WttlUMM pects to be graduated in May The couple plan a June SAVE $430 JANICE MYERS < from Monmouth College, wedding. f0 Q snips you Us* walsht the •say way - EapmApnUlW Come m now and late advanuga o* oof •JOY AEROBICS • Rhythmic aerobic exerclsa TENSION AND STRESS D*T RELEASE PflOGBAM program choreographed to music. JOY is designed j, Anothar im at Laan Una to promote vigor, vitality, irimness. 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By LESTER L. COLEMAN, M.D. the size of the blood vessel that is affected and on area of the brain that is affected. A neurological DEAR FRIENDS: Dear Heloise: When making iced tea, to the particular area of the brain that Is deprived of specialist can compile dozens of major and minor With all the severe weather we have been keep the tea from being diluted by melting My lather had a .irokc six weeks ago. I feel blood and vital oxygen that the brain needs to changes in speech, in movement of the eyes, in having this last winter, don't yu think that icecubes, Iry Ibis: that if I kad a better understanding of what a survive. general coordination, and then actually localize now is a good time to sit down and do. a little Put the cubes into a clean, plastic bag, •treke is, I might be able to •elp'him a little more. Occasionally a spasm of » blood vessel to the the exact part of the brain that is affected by tbe advance planning for emergencies? lying the bag closed. - Mrs. M.I.., Ala. Dear Mra.L.: brain may produce all of tbe "stroke symptoms" stroke. What If the electricity goes out? Do you Drop the bag of ice into the pilcber of lea. A stroke is a general term used to explain any for a while. If tbe paralysis disappears within a There was a time when tbe stroke victim was have a flashlight handy for every member of You'll have cold lea that remains at the same interference with the normal blood supply to the few day, tbe diagnosis tends to suggest a vascular relegated to a life of chronic Invalidlsm. A sense the family? What about candles and strength as when first made. — Varda brain. spasm rather than a more serious interference of hopelessness seemed to envelop these victims. matches? Wesleryard Narrowing of the blood vessels, the arteries, with the blood flow. Today the attitude is totally different. These are things that you don't really HINTS FROM HIM by arteriosclerosis, blockage of the artery by a Paralysis of one side of tbe face and paralysis Dr. Howard Rusk, an innovative scientific worry about until a time comes when they're Dear Heloise: Gluing fell strips to the clot (thrombus), or an actual break of a blood of tbe arm or leg are some of tbe aftermaths ol genius, has been tbe driving force in the study of needed. Then it's always "Why didn't I?" bottom of your rocking chair will not only vessel In the brain (hemorrhage) can all be strokes! Again, the extent of tbe paralysis de- techniques to rehabilitate the victims of stroke. It will take only a little of your time to eliminate noise and marred floors bul help responsible for that which is known as a stroke. pends on the area of the brain that is affected. Dr. Rusk's students are now distributed all over plan ahead. The assurance you gain having a keep that chair from scooting halfway across Technically these are all known as cerebro- Probably the most distressing aspect of stroke the world and have absorbed from him tbe fact few suppplies on hand is is well worth the the room. — Edward Kardos vascular accidents (DVA). This term is not is known as aphasia. This means the inability to that rehabilitation is a family enterprise. Sympa- investment. meant to suggest that a stroke was caused by an speak or to understand the spoken word. thetic understanding and emotional support ' If your power should be out for an ex- LEFT FROM RIGHT accident or injury. It is an interesting phenomenon that in a right- greatly enhance the patient's return to complete tended period, do you have a way to heat food Dear Heloise: Little people need help Some strokes are little ones, some are large. handed person, the speech center is in the left side dignity in society. or at least some body-warming coffee? determining Iheir left shoe from their right. Recoveries from strokes vary. Sometimes there's of the brain. In a left-handed person, tbe speech Dr. Coleman welcomes questions from Do you have a transistor radio thai Inside the shoes, draw funny profiles. a partial recovery and in other instances there is center is in tbe right side of the brain readers. Please write to him in care of this doesn't plug in? You need to keep informed. They must always look al each other. complete recovery. All the variations depend on Loss of speech can therefore help pinpoint the newspaper. Be sure to check your batteries — This has sure helped our grandchildren. — flashlights aren't any good with dead ones. M.E. Minimaii Do you have a barbecue grill handy foi Have a learning tip for kids? Send it to ASK DR. BROTHERS emergency cooking, or what about a camr. Heloise, P.O. Box 3200, San Antonio, Texas stove? 78216. She can't reply to your letter person- Remember, in cold weather, yuur head, ally but she'll use the best hints received in feet and hands can lose up to 20 percent ol her column. body heat, so keep them covered. If the heal is off in the house, dress up and stay warm Sub-teen alcoholism problem with mittens, scarves, etc. Please think about this RIGHT NOW, and Diabetic screenings check your supplies. If the need ever arises, munity there's a great deal of ism. By DR. JOYCE BROTHERS him know alcohol is a drunk, or have had difficulties you will give a sigh of thanks. — Heloisc LONG BRANCH - The Long Branch Pub- drinking among parents and Children need to be taught "downer," a depressant, that SLIPPERY TIES lic Health Nursing Association will conduct according to teachers, teen- that alcohol as well as other with teachers or other author Dear Dr. Brothers: My 12- it will make his life much Dear Heloise: My husband has a hard diabetic screenings tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the age alcoholism is a big prob- drugs should never be used in I ties. year-old stepson has been in- more difficult. lime gelling his lies to slay on the rod when health center, 111 Union Ave , for residents lem. We don't know what to an attempt to solve problems, toxicated twice to my knowl- Try to convince him that I suggest you and your hus- hanging them. They always slip off onto the of Long Branch and Monmouth Beach. The do. — N.O. or to blot out disturbing feel- edge. Once, he came home alcohol abuse is a sign of im- band attend some Al-Anon floor. association provides appropriate menus for ings, and that a child who uses drunk from a school party and Dear NO.: The National maturity. Children like your meetings. This is an organiza- The problem was easily solved whem I necessary diabetic screening and will send alcohol to escape reality is in about a week ago, he got up in Institute of Alcohol Abuse and son need to be aware that tion for friends and family of wrapped a used softener foam sheet around menus to participants. trouble. the middle of the night and Alcoholism estimates that there are some people who pemsons with an alcohol prob- each prong, taping each one on. The providing of diabetic screening tests helped himself to our liquor. there are now more than 6 Obviously, parents who are unable to drink "respon- lem. There are open meetings No more lies to pick up. — Mildred is a service for adults of all ages who cannot The next morning I realized million young drinkers, many treat their own misuse of al- sibly" because of an illness of Alcoholics Anonymous TKA TIME afford a private physician. he'd been sick in his room and as young as 8. Studies show cohol lightly are setting a that in some ways is com- when non-alcoholics are wel- was so hung over he couldn't that 66 percent of them come poor example. It doesn't parable to diabetes. come. I suggest you attend go to school. We love him and from homes in which a parent sound as if this is the case Doctors trained in alcohol- one with your boy. He would 9 have given him all the affec- has, or had, a severe drinking with you, but I suggest you ism report seeing more and learn about alcoholism first tion and attention we possibly problem. There is some in- point out the dangers of alco- more youngsters as patients hand. It s March. could. We are especially wor- dication that there may be a hol to your son and the special and members of Alcoholics ried because his mother died certain inherited tendency risks he faces. Anonymous report increasing Find out from bis teachers of alcoholism. la this com- toward the disease of alcohol- Give him all the facts. Let numbers of youngsters attend how prevalent alcohol use Is their meetings, girls and boys in his school, what they are who recognize their problems doing about It and if parents in Now is ANN LANDERS early. Some are there because your community art aware oi they have already run into the growing national problem trouble with tbe law, have had of teen-age and sub-teen alco- Facts on syphilis automobile accidents while holism. the time to

Dear Ann Landers: The Wichita I think a man should be STEPHANIE LOST, most valuable aspect of your Penicillin has been both a respectful to his mother, but enroll your child in column is its frankness. boon and a curse. Because it what goes on with these two is Through the years you have is so effective against VD, already crazy. Sam is 46 years 97 POUNDS. dealt with intimate subjects people tend not to take the old, time to untie the apron CALL TODAY FDR YOUR In a forthright but inoffensive disease seriously. What a big strings. What can I do to gel FKEE PERSONAL OOMSU.TATXDM: manner. The educational val- mistake! Another problem: him to act like a grown man? rVONMOUTrt CO. ue is beyond measure. since Vietnam, new strains of - Millie In The Bronx (201) 5360150 OR swim lessons and 1 may have some influence VD have appeared in this Dear Millie: Sam is not (201)5319214 in our state pertaining to the country — and they are peni- going to change. This routine expenditure of funds for cillin-resistant More bad will continue as long as his health care. Will you please news: We still have no cure mother lives. It might make give me the facts on syphilis? for Herpes Simplex II. I urge you feel better to know that Is it still a problem, or has anyone who suspects he or she day camp. men who are devoted to their v penicillin removed it from the might have any form of VD to mothers are often equally de- list of diseases we nerd to be contact your city health de- voted to their wives — after concerned about? Although I partment and ask when and Mama dies. am mailing this letter from where you can be tested. Un- Louisiana, it is not the stale I treated VD can be crippling Even if drinking is the p gl loss •MiriKjfi>upi.»Hun

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200 SMCIAL NOTICES CLASSIFICATIONS 79 Swap or Exchange 102 Houses For Rent 110 Wanted To Rent 137 Lota And Acreage 9. Construction Equipment 54 Situations Wanted Ftmale 70. KERCHANOISE 138 Mobile Homes 210 Lost And Found 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 80. Bicycles/Mini Bikes 103. Rentals To Share REAL ESTATE TOR SALE i AirroMOTive 139 Cemetery Lots 211 Special Notices . 2 Autot For Sal* M. IWINItt DIRECTORY 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81. Sports Equipment 104 Winter Rentals 130 Open Houses 82 Swimming pools 105 Summer Rentals 140 Real Estate Wanted 212 Travel - Transportation 3 Trucks and Trailers 21 Business Service 57 Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 131 Houses For Sale 213 Instruction M. FINANCIAL 83 CB's. Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 132 Apartments/Town Houses 190. RECREATIONAL 4 Motorcycles 22 Arls&Cratts 74 Rental Service 152 Boats And Accessories 5 Auto Services/Parts 50 EMPLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 107 Nursing/Retirement 133 Income Property B5 Inflation Fighters Homes 134. Farm Property 153 Camping Equipment 6 Auto Rent/Lease 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 76 Auction Sales 154 Recreational Vehicles 7 Auto Insurance 52 Babysimng/Chird Care 63 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property ' 6 Auto Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 78 Aircraft 101 Apartments 109 Buildings/Garages 138 Industrial Properly

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BITTER INC. •412943 Plvmouth-Chrvtltr MG Jaguar IMPALA 1974 — Auto , PS, air, ntw ELDERLY LADY — With cat, needs 19*1 FORD — Custom M0. Attaint) 3»0 Hwv 35 2*45000 llrts. tnalna nttds work. S2». Call light housekeeper, non smoker CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM after 7 p.m., *H-SM*. Mutt have car. Rumson Mrm». — Sola. Love seel, chair, coMaa and |4M. Atk tor Art, 1 and tables 144 I»J IM IMI BUICK SKYLARK 1f72 — Standard JAGUAR 1942 — Will ba showing 042-554f. tram., low miles, good cond.. make Stpl. 30 TAT MOTORS, 210 Wood COUCH - Lawn rr 1H4 MUSTANG offer. S42-5O29 alter 5. Ihlno mull ae Runt good, »H». brldst Avt., Highland Park. 54 Situations Wanted Call atler 5 P m.. m HM BUICK CENTURY 1974 — 2-door, 572-2577. Fern a It 444 41H AM/FM, air. rear window defogger. J E E PS — Govar nmtnt Surplut CUSTOM DARK PINE — All-wood 19M OLDS — 4 dr . MtMd in»P«X PS/PB. good running cond.. needs kitchen (ablneH Available Fat) IS.. Iton Jan ifn. Ntw tlrtt. brakes & listed for 13,m Sold for 14* For body work S2S0 Call 244-mi altar Info, call (312) 931-19*1, Exl. 23*1. HOME-OFFICE CLEANED - Bait enter over S1SM. Call attar 4 battery. EKC. running cond , PS/PB, > p.m. NEW Inc., I hr. ui Insured Call p.m.. Mt-liaj. auto U00 turn 1 man otflct. Call 12 CJS JltEP — 19*7 Locking Hubs. u hr» 3*4 ma or w-tMQ. lo I p.m. Including wtfktndt, CADILLAC 197* — tonvartlbla, ntw 4-cyl. block, rtbullt angina 2,000 miMl •0.000 HWV. mlltk, tlC. cond.. U/S0 milt», runs am Asking S2.300 GENERAL OFFICE WORK — Dailv-Sundav Call M3-7I42. Mature woman desires full-time iHt NEWPORT CHRYSLER — 2 Autos For Sale * Auto Rant/Leas* 51 Help Wanted si Htip Wanted position. 5 vrs txp with insurance .22), « ii, body tn aood condition. CAMARO I9/1 — Rum aHCClrtnt JEEP WITH PLOW - 19*1 CJS, V * company. Coding, clerical ft various REGISTER S30MH or iJO Mil PS/PB, air, AM/FM lap* dtck. Atk Ashing »23M. office duties. No typing 2*44440. Ing |1.*9S, will talk I72-OS37. PARK CHEVROLET RENT A VAN - Low. low rales Call EXPERIENCED COUNTER HELP REAL ESTATE SALES — Wa hava if/I BUICK - t .lit* wagon, auto . Call 530-9451. Saltt-Laatlnfl-Sarvlcv-Parlt Marly, TOMS FORD, Hwv. 35, Key — Betty Brit* Cleentrs Call ba ) Mtilloni avallabla lor Iliamad port, 2*4-1*00. twttn 9-12 noon, 142-5252. talat paopla IncrMt* your polan HOUSEKEEPER — Experienced, Classified Ads A/C, Mtrao. full powtr, VI. ttc. CARS GALORE! JEEPS — Govtrnmtnt Surplus. Rl. at—7».|>il—Naptun* lop-notch references, all phases Miny 74MW5 or 7» 3143 Hal call Darrah Alsoclatal, Ovar IS to choota from (many tmall Listed tor $3.19*. sold for 144 ForPINTOWAGON 1«M - M.000 mi , 4 FIVE MANAGERS WANTED — Stirawtbury, Ml HM housework, tag a day, own transpor as low as I»H CJi RENEGADE — Many tM can), ranging, from »200 lo t2000 Info call (3121 931-19*1, Eit. 21*7. MM«d, AM/FM ttarao. grtat mpg. Autolnsuranca For part time business, taming tatton. Call H4-04J4. |r«, tic. cond r41-4t92 Com* ttt and tavtl wmllawalli, roof rack. axe. ci ' potential siooo to $1500 par month. REAL ESTATE SALES-Ouratflca J E E PS — Govtrnmtnt Surplus. For appointment call 5*4,-9052,9 a.m nai "room al Ina loo " lor 1 lull lima RELIABLE WOMAN — Wishes to 53 cents afttr S p.m. KINGSLY AUTO Lltttd tor UAH. sold for |44. For •4,100 Hllin. do haute cleaning, rmt. ft own tram par Una, par day PHOENIX BROKERAGE to 9 p.m. rww or axoarlaiKad atwclalal. wa (based on non commercial ,97| TOYOTA - 4-dwr. aulomallt 787-7687 info call O12) 931-iHi. Ext. 23*1. PONTIAC GTO IN* — >H aulo , 4. Famous for low-cost aulo ft cycle offar training, advartlilna ft « 23 eortallon, |40 a day. Call anytime, FURNITURE SALESPERSON — 4*53220. 10 day Insertion! Iranimnilon, air, 41,000 milti. good KITSON CHEVROLET CO. b«rral. Iwadart, air thockft, good Insuranca. Now giving frta quotas vaar provan tuccas* racord. Call cond ftJMO- AMtr 5 p.m., 471 5574 CHEVROLET MALlBU CLASSIC com. MW. »l Wll by pnona. Compart. Musi hava experience, stores k> Rooar Coitni at 741 raw Cantury 21 19;; — 4 dr tadan, PS/PB, A.T., AM Hwv. 3* Eaiontown rated In Laktwood ft Brick Town. TUTORING SERVICES — Avail 142 1000 HI. 3*. Ktyporl. 244-3047 Coiani, Raaltor. Fair Havan able in Reading, English ft Social For FAST RESULTS ifH POLARA — Grttt running car radio, V •. 90,000 ml. Asking 12,39) Broad St, Shrewsbury. 544 140) Call 477-1131 for appt. at Jft. 741 3321. RASSAS PONTIAC RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY — Studies on the elementar»? ina nta yr v leveleytl> • AT LQW COST LABRIOLA MOTORS Toli-lret MOM2 3041 'til 4 D.m. HATE Reasonable fee. Itper hr 14.1JW Ntwman Springs Rd, Rad Bank »! Broad Ii. Rad Bank Ml Jiao Doclor't olllca. Hallat trmm. Full or CHEVY IMPALA 1972 — 4 dr , %3O0. GOING pan lima Mult nava plaaunt ma Call 717-4313 741 2433 RITTENHOUSE TO WORK •' WOMAN — Desires employment at phone 1970 SUBARU — SS meg , 2-(yl , bail LINCOLN MERCURY, Inc. 10 Wantad Automotive phono volca » good olllca ihilli. housekeeper, a rjavl a weed, have of far after S on wttkdayt. MERCURY CAPRI 1974 IN THE Sand ratuma to JARA, P.O. BOH M, TO Hwv. 3S 7IS-IS0O Ocaan Twp MORNING? references « experience. Call Call atttr S p.m., •7210*0 CHEVETTE 1971 - EMC. cond., 4 *-Cvl., 2 dr . $1W0 Mail,l. N.J. 07730 UI77M. SANSONE OLDS-CADILLAC CASH ON-THE-SPOT — For junk REGISTER lf/0 JEEP PICKUP — 4-twhttl cyl., 4-sPttd, AM/FM, vtry rallabl* Call 2*4-70ft4 RECEPTIONIST - For brokaraga A aconomlcal Orglnlal ownar. !2t9S Ntwman Sprlnoi Rd.. Rad Ban* and running cars. Frtt pickup. Call BARTENDING dnvt. good cond , many e*tra, Bait MERCEDES 197* 300D — Fully 1411X10 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. *7t-541* or 349-5270. llrm Haavv phonal, typing A tiling offtr Call 747 73U. Call 142-4541. JERSEY SHORE Full l.mt 741 lioo am for Classified Ads ' tqulpptd. btaultfullv malnlalnad, BARTENDING SCHOOL CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1971 - prlct tor quick salt at 11000 balow SCHWARTZ — Chrvllar Plymouth JUNK CARS WANTED Margarat. 11/1 MERCURY COUGAR — book valut. 291 4201 Malda-lnlarnatlonal. 141 W. Front Dan's Towing 54]-Mt9 Eatontown Brown, chroma wheels. In running Landau, 17,000 ml . t«c cond. U.WO 247-9700 No. Brunswick 542-1700 Call 471-0250. St., Rad Bank 14} om 222 9W> cond.. Woo or ball offer. Call MERCEDES I9T5 — 450 SEL. HEATING A/C REFRIGERATION RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT — 61 Business 4911343 CHEVELLE 1971 — Ntw paint, vinyl Mttalllc blua. mint cond., many tx- STEIN CADILLAC MECHANIC — EMP. necessary Coma Join a laadar, dynamic caraar Ton Free Irom Malawan Araa tras. 1 owntr. low mlltagt, I1S.500. ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK JUNK CARS WANTED POfllDllitlai xllh PERKINS CAKE Opportunities 19;* FORD MAVERICK — 2DR. i root, SS Craoars, ft mort. 350 with 4 Call 747-1471 or 143-040* Call 2*4-2551 barrtl A low mlltt Sacratlct tUSO. •72-1771, Mon.-Frl., *:30 a.m. 1 P m. 7*S 2S00 1 STEAK RESTAURANTS, now cvl, automatic, air conditioning, itarllng itata-wlda axpanilon pro- 566-8100 good rubber, custom inter Aiklng Call *7l-*59*. STRAUB BUICK OPEL TOP DOLLAR INFORMATION - On ALASKAN CAR DOCTOR — Automotive re- MERCEDES BENZ 1970 — ISO FOR USED CARS and OVERSEAS employment En gram Including Monmouth and Toll Free Irom Mlddlelown Araa Sadan 12,500 or bast otftr within 10 NINE ACRES ot Naw and UiadCari Ocaan Countlai. Wa Mah aggraiilva pairs, exc opportunity to own your inn. can an »» CIRCLE CHEVROLET LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO., INC. ctlltnl income potential Call (112) own business Terms arranged Shrtwtburv Avt. Shrtwiburv day*. Call Ntll, 222-4M7 days. Hwv 35 244-4000 KavPOrt 741-9740, Ext. *77*. paopla with a background which in 671-9300 Ifla BUICK ELECTRA — Mini Rt. 35 Savrevllle, N.J. 727-1300 cludat wund managamant training, DESKS, FILES — Tablet, chain, . cond . fully loadtd. only 45.000 ml 7413130 MONMOUTH MOTORS THE FINEST SELECTION — Of adding machinal, typewriters, of* INFORMATION ON ALASKAN — colt and profit control, Itrong of GARDEN CENTER — Mower re- Mutt itll. btll oHtr Call 241-55*7. CUTLASS SUPREME 197* — 4 dr , 52 Hwy. 35, Eatontown naw and uiad cart In Monmouth And OVERSEAS Jobs. 120,000 to ganlratlonal ihllll and an ability to lice equipment, etc. al bargain 542 2414 County. Ovar 100 •Ir-condltlonad pair, 3,000 M. II. bulldlno. Includes prices Naw or used A.A.C DESK claan, air, AM/FM, 55.000 ml., 150.000 par vtar possible Call otfar an oulttandlng comprahamlon (acres tor sale or lease Call tn nil BUICK CENTURY 1974 — 4 dr , tnows, t275O. 741-4421. naw carl In ilock. McCLOIN *02-994-042* Dapt. 7002. packaga, aicallant llbaral frlnga OUTLET. 1709 Rl. 15, Oakhunt... «wlo . air. 61,000 ml,, tic. cond. 1 MOVING MUST SELL - Pontlac BUICK-OPEL INC., Shrawiburv banaflt program Including profit or HI 4111 Ill 1990. Calallna 1973, maka offar. KEYBOARD PIANO— For working owner H.I00 Call 741 0941 or DATSUN 1MZ — 197*. A/C, tapt, Ay. . Naw Shrawihirv. MUMO iharlng. For Immadlata conildara- LIQUOR/DELI FENDER ROHOOES ELECTRIC - 747-MHa. CB. 4 spttd, txc. cond. t49S0 Call Call 717-711* weekend band. No rock. Wed tlon, plaata forward ratuma to PER- Onlv license In town, close to high- 747-SM7 or 741 7273. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su Help Wanted dings/Parties. 1424112. KIN! CAKE 1 STEAK HESTAU Stage piano, Moo MUSTANG 117* — Nttds tnglnt. At parb tarvlca DOWNES PONTIAC, RANT. Highway 15 and Warran way, excellent tralflc. load S0% ot Call H1-I7S4. FIREBIRD 197S — Blue, white Int., cond . 5900or bestofttr. Call 739-1124 41 Lowar Mam SI.. Mataaran Male/Female LANDSCAPE CREW FOREMAN Ava., Spring Laka Halghti. 077*2 business, liquor can ba Increased 2 Autoi For Salt atttr * p.m (Male or Female) — Experienced, FENCING DISTRIBUTOR — Hal 1J0 V « engine, fully equipped, exc UlUM, Attention Pfrtonnal Director No surplus ol groan vinyl clad chain- cond. 747-7042. to work with A dlracl a planting 4 call! plaaia. BUM MUSTANG 19*1 749 V I aUlo AIDES HOMEMAKER HOME construction crew, with experience link lancing at » cantt a M. II FLEETWOOD CAOILLAC 1970 — malic. PS, good cond. Asking M25. TORINO l»ro— Exc. running cond., HEALTH AIDES — Full or part- in digging, handling a. planting nurs- completely Installed. Terms. Call Runs wall, good body. txc. for rt- •42334* body aood, naadt llrat. Bail offar lima and 24 hr. duty. No experience ery slock, operating trucks, trac- 63 Monty To Loan warehouse dlracl, 3U4U7 Call altar 4 » Dm. S43-4M1. necessary Fret training course stort, many naw parts. (ISO. MUSTANG 19*7 — Convartlbk clat tors, loaders, backhoel. plus Irani- Ratall N.J. FIREWOOD 717-4941 TOYOTA COROLLA 1«7t - Aulo Earn hourly wages olus mlltagt porting 1 maintaining such equip- Sic, rebuilt motor 1fl1,H%r*StOr*d. Car and telephone necessary Call ment. Permanent, year-round petal- MGR./ASST. MGR. A BETTER DIAL Mliad hardwoods AVIS Call I42-O5I2 dr lye. AM/FM. naw llrai. raar da- Cash/Evan Stop Foreclosure 747-tSSt, FORD THUNDERBIRD 1979 — Im toggar Aiklng 11400 141-441* or Family ft Children's Service. ollllles lor a real sell starter, take SALESPEOPLE maculatt condition, 39,000 ml, MUSTANG 1970 - Rtctnllv palnttd. U4-W7 222 9100 or 542 * 1*0 charge person Salary A benefits Eliability woman'! wear tpaclaltv •ooMau FIREWOOO loadad. wall ktpt A tarvlcod. M.I50. white, PS/PB, Air, AM/FM. Englnt commensurate with experience a itora chain needi enrjerlenced peo ABANDON ALL SSS PROBLEMS TOYOTA CORONA IvM — Station ART/DECORATING/SALES - Get performance Call 1201) 442 5190, I runt, natdi work, bast offar ovtr involved with the largest art ft ac- Moreau Landscape Nursery Inc. pie for enpemlon Womenl clothing 7I7-MI7 Young I Nril FORD GRANADA H7S — 4-cyl., »700 142-315* wagon, AM/FM/CB, air cond., 4 caitOflts design company. No txp. experience required Eiccallant op- ipaad, rag. gai Aiklng ttSOO. Call portunity Call 1S4MS0 $CASH-14'/2%.$ FIREWOOP-STOVEWOOD — Full auto.. 4 door. PS. AM/FM Itereo, OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS necessary, but a Hair for decorating cord guarantaad. to* duality, spill exc. cond. t140O. 544-1291. aftar 4:M p.m. 747-O34V. essential Full or part time, will LEGAL SECRETARY - For ailao- "FREE" BROCHURES ON CRUISER STATION WAGON 1971 train. Call 747-9172, (ram 12 3 p.m. Illhad Rad Bank firm. E »parlance In GOVERNMENT SI PLANS. hardwood, M" S1IS, 14" »I1O. Dls Kor Sale FORD FALCON 1949 — 4-cyl , good — Exc. cand. vi. many titras, TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. real eltata and commercial pro RN~ M/F, full lime, 3 to 111 11 to FOR HOMEOWNERS counts on 1 or more cords. Call dtalarmalntalntd, |S4*5. Fair 31 Nawman Spring* Rad Bank tarred Fringe benefit!, lalaryoptn. 7 thin. Cnarot position, top salary. CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS motor a. Ilres. 1179 1972 Matador. AVON hotpftalnation ft lift insuranca, tires, motor good, 1240 1947 Pontlac Havan. 747-3421. AMC/Jaap/Ranaull 7474040 INFLATION GOT YOU Phone 741-3400. S5O00 151.2) »i«n " IN A PINCH7 Broohda.e Numna Center, Hailet 115,000 I103.H FIREWOOD — Seasoned oak. spill Lemena. 324 engine, 4 speed, 1)40 OLDS VISTA 1973 — Station wagon, LOOKING FOR A 2ND INCOME? - Call Mrs Brust for appointment. logs, sold by cord or hall cord. Iroa I Call 530-1440. TWO GREMLINS East the squttlt-Mll Avon. Good (50,000 1*12.20 47 Shrcwtbury Av«. PS/PB, air. txtra banch saat, *S.000 Ml *71 *391, 5M5243 or 530-0451. M/F. I 10 hn. par waak. For ep Stop Forclosurt Home Remodel delivery IUUB1 - R.d B.nh, 74t 0308 ml., good cond. |75O. 7|7-**SI. 1971 and 1971. Ont natds work. First pointment call 7I7-3O3S or 244 HI2, iH-tm. Restore lost credit Business ust GEORGE WALL WOO taktt both, Call Andy Mtwttn AVON REPRESENTATIVES — anytime, or aftar a, 244-24*3. SALES POSITION — Full tlmt, Get extra cash Any reason FIREWOOD — All oak, wall-taa- , LINCOLN/MERCURY OPEL ISUZU 117* 747-4923. Earn 25 to 45% profit from their salary plgt commiis.ons. llbaral STOP FORECLOSURE soned Spill It delivered. Card! »m. Shrewsbury Avt.. at Svcamort ' Exc cond., 4-sbatd. USED VOLKSWAGEN - ENGINES salts. Avon products (cosmetics, LPN M/F 1 JO lo II Ml II. JO to bantflts, only aMParlanctd ptrson Bad creditT No matter how far be hall cords SU. 41! 4041 „ .7:30. Pan lime. Call for appt. Mount ruttd apply. Apply In ptrson, sat Sttrawtburv 747-5400 57 AND TRANSMISSIONS, GUARAN- fragrances, ptrsonal cart items, hind you art, wt guarantee to help. FIREWOOD — Cultom cutting, sea ' Pleasant Manor Nurilno Homo, Rich Dostlt, Marina Lumbar Co. 24-hr. Rtsults/Fret In homt strvlct TEED. OTHER USED PARTS Jtwtlrv ft gifts tor the homt) prac Rl. 14, Wall, N.J. soned oak, tpllt i dellverea, 1130 a ', ALSO AVAILABLE. CALLAENNY llcallv sail themselves For mort Malawan, S44-4UJ. TOLL-FREE 000-»l-MSt cord, S7« hall a cord. Can 4e»^404». '__ I THEODORE, 741-1500. ^ information olaasa call 747 */91 MACHINE OPERATOR — For pa- MONEV AMERICA SERVICES per folding machine. AIM. paii-llmo SALES Spec laiisis In U Plans tor Vats FURNITURE - Bedlrames. \\1 »i VOLVO - Naw ft Used BAKER — Donui maker, ax law operator. Call J44 (OTO Full time lor flooring department, Mattresses, p» « Dinettes, \n.«. - Salts, parts, strvlct, body shoe ptrienced or will train for naw axptrltnct preferred, company ban Bunk beds, complete, »ia« »S CLASSIFIED Shore Motors Rt 35, Wall 52I-75O0 Ounkln DonutS, Hailtl, N.J. MANAGER SUPERVISOR — Hard- tflts. for furthtr Information call 44 Money Wanted Bedroom Ml, S)7t. K.D. Sharp's 2122M4M0 call anvtlma. Leave ware itora. lawn 4 gardan luppilei, »1U51M Furniture, 27] Hwy. 34. West VOLVO PARTS SALE — Nawusad, mtssagt. power equipment Located In Mon- Kaaniburo. Dally 1-1 p.m.. Sat. Ii- lor oldies, restorers Cheap! RED mouth County Write P.O Sk» III, PERGAMENTS YOUNG HOMEOWNING COUPLE p.m. «i ocrn 27I tor a rages yards, dabris, mlnl-damoh Fully Insurad. Call 717-0*75 CALL S43-7300 FOR APPT. lion Lawns, snow plowad. *71-121*. CHEVY PICK-UP if'S - *9.« DENTAL ASSISTANT — Llncroft. 4 SECRETARY — With desire to add REGISTER PIANOS ORGANS milts. Asking 52OO0. days, some txp. necessary Call managerial and/or sailing functions. MOST MAJOR BRANDS CUSTOM FURNITURE Call 741 2342 •42'5005 , aftar * P m 741-95*1. Call Atlte. 741-4100. between 7* p.m. CLASSIFIED ADS WAREHOUSE PRICES , PART-TIME — M/F. work Irom STEP VAN CHEVY 19*9 - Good DINNER COOK — Full time. Also HOME home on telephone program, earn up 4-CHANNEL STEREO SYSTEM - FREEHOLD MUSIC ' CUSTOM BUILT — In wood or for SHOPPING SERVICE running cond.. $1,254. part-lime cook. Apply In parson, to US 10 tlOO per weak depending on mica Rtpalr ft ratlnlstilno Hi ton IMPROVEMENTS Sheraton Inn, Hwy. 35, Hailel SECRETARY — Red Bank area With cassalta t t track recorder. CENTER rJMMI lima evallaole. 747 law or 774-2131. Need a proficient parson to htlp in UO0 Colorburst camera wltn Hath 247 Stvtwsburv Ava grow ft to grow with us, part or full RT. t Iiv, miles north of clrclel YELLOWSTONE CAMPING DRIVER WANTED — For dry PART-TIME NEWSPAPER attachment, 130 Girl's 10" bike. $30. ALL KINDS SHOPPING SERVICE TRAILER 19*4 — Fully tqulpptd. cltanlng routa, axp. preferred, tlmt. Experience helpful, but notCall S44-0S1S ' A I HOME REPAIRS — Ramodtl — For house bound or busy ex HOME DELIVERY necessary; will train right person. (201) 462-4730 $750. Quick sale Call 727 433* or salary open. Call i72 7240. Mon Sat.. 4:304:30 a.m., oltaO CARPET ing, insulation, carpantrv. pluming, ecutlves Call now. 471-S173 or 513-232*. Cood salary. Interesting madlcal A.B. DICK BONO COPIER SUP- MONTHLY RENTALS PROM I7.M eleclrtc, masonry No Job loo small 471441. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN — Ilihed routei. Fair Havan or Oak business Call 4 to 10 p.m. or 7 to I PLIES - IVi boxes loner and 1 pox INSTALLATION R ft R Malnltnanca. *71-447I. Several years experience required, HIM area. No collecting Mult haw a.m., n*-atS4, keep trying. cloenlrvg wait*. S440.M value, will Motorcycles trouble shooting systems, down to car. Call 747-2143. tall lor S0%. Please call Oravdon 61 Buslnass PLUMBING A component level Experience In PART-TIME MARKETING — Need SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER— EM- Assoc . I4I1M0, aU lor Susan. Opportunities JIM'S CARPET INSTALLATION - C ft C CONSTRUCTION CO. 1911 YAMAHA YZ 125H — Water digital circuits prtftrrad. Apply In 1 motivated Individual!, ground Ptrlancad for confidential position, Sal«*. cleaning, rt-lavs. rttlratcfwi Commercial ft home renovations HEATING cooled, tKcaltenl condition. Hardly parson: Electro Impulse Labora- floor opportunity with now com- with Rtal Estate and Financial ACCORDION — Mohner electric * 4 rtpairs 2*4*177 Rooms, dormers, patios, ft all Im lorits, 11* Chestnut St., Red Bank. Planning Manager. Rtf. required. Conn Strummer organ. Ball Offer. orovtmtnts Financing can ba ar ridden Must saa to appreciate, An Equal Opportunity Employer. panv. SSOOO olui par month potential BOM V-404, The Dally Rtgliter, Call 072-M7S. America's o4dr.it Ikenaof ranged S42457S or 747 112*. many axtras. Must sail Call afttr 3 e71»S7. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701. YOUNG PLUMBER — Looking to p.m 747^349. A LOW BUDGET? of Ice cream otssps fix old pipes. Low ratal. Sr. dls EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE PHLEBOTOMIST — Part-time, ex MARKETING PERSON — To assist SERVICE 5TATION ATTENDENT Shop the Used Furniture Canter needa acujntVd ImlUea MOVING A STORAGE counts. License No 14JS. RayHONDA CYCLES — And Moptds. perlenced, mutt ba able to work ol Rad Bank CUSTOM DECKS — Also Home rt Shore Area's Number Ont Dealer on a part time basil with direct flexible houn. Call S42S7M, e-s — Pump gas mainly. to operate ttwlr own pairs and rtmodthng Call Gary at 739-4144 solicitation of subscription ordtrs 2224*4) 1f7 Shrewsbury Ave 041-14M 170 9793 Rt. 9 South, Freehold 4*2-4411 Wt Mon.-Frl. NICK'S MOVERS -Low ratts. stn- will not ba undersold tor raoldly growing financial publi- ANDERSEN WINDOWS 4 DOORS lor ratts, frtt tstimaits Storagt PAINTING* cation. Send resume to: Robert A. PIANO PLAYER DESIRED — For — Any ilia A style. 50% discount. Wa tr-avrl Call anvtlma, 5**-9194, 1912 HONDA MD5 JOcc — Bttttr ft Stangtr a. Co., P.O. Box I, Fair Fri night! In well-etleblilhod rei- SHORT OROER COOK — Ex-Wlndawliardt, I-WO-I1M70I. Licanst No *M HANDYMAN WALLPAPERING safer than any moptd. 3 star mags. Haven. N.J. 07701. tauranl. Call 172-1249. perienced. Apply In parson Town ft CanM Homt repairs ft remodeling 5 spttd. Plus, other options. Call Country Inn, Rl. IS ft Broadway, ANTIQUES LIQUIDATING: , 495 21J7 442-4074 afttr * p.m. Ktvoort. 12 dining table. 140 chain, II desks, Ice Cream Factory a curio cabinets. I commodes, 4 TEACHERS WILL DO MOVING - KAWASAKI 550 LTD >941 - t-VT. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - armolre, IS chandelier - all from CatvH represenWives Big or tmall L.cenwrd and msurtd INTERIOR warranty. Dvno Guards, black, 1,900 3 it shift, full or part lime. Long local estalat. All al a fraction of Frta tstimalts 5M 1333/442-11*3. HOME IMPROVEMENTS miles Llkt naw $2000. Call 717 7407. term. 741-4700. appraised value. INTERNATIONAL will be in WANTED GALLERIES. 1W Nawman Springs From complete renovation to simple RENOVATIONS Rd.. Shrewsbury. 7474100. TOM* RIVER, N.J. rtpairs. Insulating and snattrock- 5 Auto S«rvlc«/ 15 mature-minded people for IS days ing. Electrical, plumbing, painting Painting, intarlor alterations to htlp direct marketing group In alltie LEGALSERVICES snaalrochlng, carptntrv, ate. I only crash program. Could lead to anANTIQUE CARVED — French ft wallpapering Many local Rtf Parts executive position. Gebusl Assoc armolre. rOMwood with beveled Call Alan at S42-4U1 usa the best paint Btniamln Moore mirror doors, llaoo Mahogany chi- Quality work at a rtasonable prkt 471-4*47 2*0 Highway IT • BANKRUPCY — Raasonablt ratts Frtt estimates. Call Jot at 747-4534 OUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM — Com na cloMI a. mahogany secretary, For tPDolnimtnt, Stanltv Spactor, MOO 2 gold color polls lamps (In- March 6th a 7th STRATTON CONSTRUCTION CO. (Xela Irom exhaust manllolds to rtar door) U0O a pair. Call Ml-1444. - Rumson. N.J. building contrac- bumper, only 4 mos. old, $100. Also THE REQISTER. DAILY/SUNDAY WHY WORRY - About a slrtke or tor. Estimate* on ntw homei, MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL 2 cragar nag mailer mags, 14x1.5, layoff or about promotions? Secure — Call ma now for your painting ft your future. If you can sell, have ANTIQUE CENTER M Rad Ban. dormtrs ft additions ft C of O repair $50 with caps. Call 541-5917 CALL: S42-1700 117 Wail Fronl Street DIVORCE 59900 work. 442-4051. r, 741-9341 sold, or want lo Itarn how, call To make an appbtrrtrnent BfinkruDUv. S'i Incorporation. US EVERYTHING MUST GO — Volvo 7412071. Car helpful. Equal Op- 1 bulldlngi-150 dealers 042 4334 Nam* change, US Simplt will. 510. portunity Employer. Hams bougM, ask for Guy CALL TOLL FREE SUNSHINE HOME IMPROVE MORGAN P. COLIO, JR. 122 parts. Separation Agreement Without a Call Steve at 291 03*3 Lawyer, » ital* tats. MENTS - Rtpairs, remodeling, ft Painting, wall paper I rsg, plastering WORK AT HOME JOBS AVAIL- BOXES - CORRUGATED 800-431-1008 PRO SE LEGAL AIOS alterations Also custom dtcks ft Rtf. provided Free estimates Atta MOB 1973 — Parts, too much to list. ABLE) — Substantial earnings pos- For Moving a storage, and for In- 74 Shrewsbury Avt $30-4142 ptllOS 495-0M5. *. §42 2341.74747M. Call John. 74Z-3932. sible Call 5044414003, Ext-15*1, far dustry. A complete Una of packaging Strtous Inquiries onlv Information. WPPIHrl. 442 4472 ar 747-4OH. SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1962. The Dmtiy RegtetCr 17 order 3...get 4 extended classified deadline

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71 Merchandise "Peti and Livestock For Sale Hi and Lois 2J1 Long Branch 223 Long Branch AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS A ••SOLUTION AMIHOINO lets , : Mao PIANOS — ORGANS — t »kt. ok). J mala. I rtmiM. dam 1*1 AMrtmtMts WOW, TWO NEW /HOWES, ^ AND IUPPLIMINTINO "AN OP. All Muikal iiaMlaa and Servu •."re on pr.ml>e> AiMng UM. Cal y AT THE LITTLE BOY WHO OINANCI OP THI CITT OP LONO Each additional unit or auilet ef M . TUSTINC, PIANO C~ 1*1-34.7 or 4« IJ43 A PLAY, AND A RESTAURANT THE NEWSPAPER •>AHCH. COUNTY OP MOMK.Werleu MOB Our ftOl Year PELIVERED THE B4PER MOUTH. NIW ja*UV. ADOPT For units In excess of 2* K w apply COMINO SOON - JHF Fttd. Lo- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Capri ALL SOT BAD REVIEWS . /MUST HAVE BEEN Moton Schedule. :ONITliGcT.'6M"V«VTc"iiBO Call ui Uto irtlgn, uied only I mo.. ISOO with ATLANTIC HIOHLAN* — Pint- ULI, A CONSTRUCTION ~ near atlkkMcy tot, aMar oirtan or rs.AHDPl'llll.lMITad bv the Marlboro Township HIGHLANDS - studio tatrtminl. Of 1VM and the regulation, pro- Whirlpool taathtr 4 gt dryer HIS FREE TO GOOD HOME — Famaht mulgated thereunder, (A conlruc utilities Authority al iheir of fit a lo Colonlel couch a loveiaal " dog. 10 month*, houubroktn. good 111! » utllltM. 1 mo. security. MS atad on Harbor Road. Marlboro. I IMS Sty Avt. Call I'lotH RID SANK - 1 bedroom lot mar tlon fee schedule, a construction taoon and tablet S40. wlm cmldrtn d ll train, but. business. f4» Includes Board of Appeals, and fire llmltt, NJ, until 11:00 A.M. prevailIr* tlma Mr Keith on Tuatdav, MARCH t, \m amt '-ion. KEANSSURO — 1 raamt. can, utilities 747 110 after < am ATTORNEYS — Broadway. Wtt on 1 orlvatt acres 4 bedrooms. 4 pursuant to Chapter it;, laws of Hew Long Brtnch. I Suites 1000ft to o so 210 Lost* Found Jersey. It79, and tllk S. Chapter IS hen at MM office Publicly opened REVOX REEL TO REEL - Sltrto HORSE TRANSPORTATION — . warm, newly decorated, carpttlna. RED SANK - Newly dtcoratad. I Ulltt. Maonlllctnt tailing. S47I.0OO. hortt van. French window boaes Halt, hat M- ft., fully decorated library con of the New Jersey Admlnl it ratine and read aloud. UM rtcoratr. aratttieonal, )4 ft badrown with dan. Stls a mo. Includ- ference room In tech Ready tor FOUR SEASONS REALTORS. ;'-j toaad. tahtt up to a 10" Call 74I1W tar A cooking ats Schools, bum. i»HO0 Code) except at hereinafter pro- The contract documantt mav ba Immtdlttt occupancy. Ctll 12144*1 vided and "•mined al the following tocalMni: •Iking UtS. Call KtMl FREE FOUND ADS WHEREAS, tubseauent to seM JUST BORN - AKC Toy Poodlts. Jlffferj GARDEN CENTER - Mowar .. WE GUARANTEE — Mora money t. Marlboro TownsMp Municipal RIFLES — Ml Carand. Ilka new malej. Deootlt will hold. Call any selling or buying a home through tht introduction the Construction Of uinitla* Authority. Harbor Road. RUMSON STUDIOUU pair, 1.0OO SQ ft. building, Includes As a public service to our fklel of the Cltv of Long Branch has Ruaer M77R 25Ot »llh 14X Leoeold tlmt, lultn. KEANSIURG — Unfurnished, good Unfurnished. Includes all utllltkrl t tens for sale or lease Cell 4717101 Real Estate professionals Jooslen A Marlboro, NJ Ktaa. Sarlngllald Iraodoori 41/701 area, i room, 1 bedroom dgasan. gas Joosten, Realtors. 741-4730. readers, The Dally Reg reaiNtted that tald Ordinance be On but Mm, walk to shoos No pets or 707-4111. amended lo Include en amendment t. PrtOBrkk H. Kurti. Consult SO/70, othart. Call Tom D. lei Slot Istal. U10 plus utilities ft security (111) -' ster will offer a FREE na Engineer, VI Washington Road, PORTABLE CHAIN-LINK — Dog Eves 4t7.a«S to tubtecllon D. Electrical Subcode MATAWAN - On Rl. 14. two off Ices Fees at set forth herein, and "•arlln, NJ SIDE BY SIOE - Refrigerator ktnnal. I high, 11 wldt ft a' long, RUMSON - I bedroom, claat la ttl Sq ft ft 140 Sq ft (I 132 Condominiums ane day ad (3-llnes only) to Copies of said contract docu- Good condition vllh dog houH. W7S. Call SJO-fSOS. KEAHSIURG - Iroomeol Preler tMpt. U» oar month Include! heat. WHEREAS, the Cllv Attorney 1 or 1 Murtt. Ul! lacludat Mat. stptrtttt Ample parking Cal anyone finding a lost pat or for the Cltv of Long Branch has ments mav ba obtained at the offka Cll water ft ttactrk. >71 MOO 144 out attar « p.m. Town Housts •rtlcla. of the Englnaar at 777 Washington YORKIE COCKAPOOS — 1 maltl, 1 reviewed said proposed Amendment Road. Parltn. NJ. upon pavmant ol SOFA ft LOVESEAT - V.lv.l females. (100. RUMSON - 1 bedroom, data lo and hat detailed that tama does not KEANSSURO - 1 bedroom tat.. MIDDLETOWN — 1.000 to. ft. pro- A BETTER LIFESTVLEI Call the Action Line today Thirty Dollars (UO00) which will Call 1M 7004 shoos I4» par month Includes heal, fessional office space available for substantially alter the subttence of not ba refunded Mil ft hot water Included. IVs mot wattr ft eMclrlc 17! W» SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE 542-1700 the Ordinance. security, rant 1400. 7l7-7ait. Immediate occupancy. Ample park Michael A Trov, Chairman Ing. sterling Thompson ft At Rentals 4 Resales NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE SOFA - m In.. W.J. Slotnt. l«c SEA BRIOHT — Tht Harbour Point CENTURY 11 COZENS. Realtor FOUND - Pink noted white friendly Marlbora Township MUA M Merchandise KEAN5BURG 1 rooms. UOO a mo soclltts, Realtors. OOO-ltl-4410. SOLVED by the Cltv Council of the COM.. MM ft gold print, UJS Cal I, hilly furnished lunurv tots 74l-;te» cat, Mrddletown area. 4H-UM aftar Cltv of Long Branch In the County of Wanted plus httt, I ma. security. No pats n no N IMW, Clll 4W44I! or Mi 1174 X t picturesque ocean view, all OFFICE SPACE STORE FRONT "A BADGE OF DISTINCTION" Monmouth and State of New Jtrtev STORM DOOR ft WINDOW— IDoor utilities Included In rant Short orSTORAGE - Good location SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE LOST - Miniature Collie, child that an Ordinance amending and M Octanpoii long terms welcoma Prices starting 7I11H Adult condomlnumi you will love heartbroken. Call Middietown Po- supplementing "an Ordinance of the ir««r- window srmri. nwm ALL. LIONEL TRAINS KEYPORT - I ft 1-badroom aptt It UtS per mo. Adults preferred, no Cltv of Long Branch, County of Mon OCEAN PORT BOARO OP RED BANK - Modtrn office space Malnlananca A SKurltv aravMad lice or 471 7»0 or 741-7400. IDUCATION MBITINO Or Flvtr. TOD cam appraltal. iviiiabit Mar. I ft IS. msft MOO .Pt l«l O A S B . Seles and Rentals mouth, New Jersey, adopting the TABLES — Pecan cocktail, lOMtS MMM H4-VO71 parking. 443441 squirt laet. com- tlate Uniform Construction Code of NOTICE petitively priced lit Broad St WALKER A WALKER. 74I-S111 1*71 and the regulatlent pro- A special public meeting of the taro and ItoWi, l«»i««It. Me. cond., ANTIQUES — All klndt. bought for Resident salesmen Tom Robinson 211 Special N otic ts reitanrtla. DMtM. KEYPORT - Modtrn. Ill electric. mulgated thereunder, (a construe CKeenport Board of Education has top cash Mary Jane Roosevelt An SEABRIGHT — 1 bedroom apt 117! HI mi or ftimo Eves 747-4014 lion fee schedule, a construction been scheduled for Wednesday, Feb- TRAILER - EnclotMlKlelanclem tlquev 10* East River Rd . Rumion Plut utilities No Pttl. Call BED BANK - Store OHICI, approa CANT COPE WITH YOUR TEEN Board of Appeals, and fire limits, uarv 24, IM at 7 » p.m. In the 0421131. Mtmotr Appraisers As M11»tnS eves Imittlv 7O)ito, loading dock. Haat 4 ABANDON YOUR CARES Faculty Room of the Maple Place I ply llrti, douMa raar aaor, SO" ildi SHADOW LAKE VILLAOE AGERT — For helpful booklet, tend pursuant to Chapter 2t f, lawi of New door. a wlndowi. 1 llghtt. HXai: Mxiation of America MATAWAN ABERDEEN SAST - water Included Cell 741 IJ4I UM to COPE., P.O. Box ZtaJersey. 1V75, and title $ Chapter is School The purpose of the special Gtrdtn apis. Beautiful tatting, UNION HACK — 4 room apt. lull ADULT NOT RETIREMENT Aberdeen, N.J. 07747. of the New Jersey Administrative public meeting li to discuss the Pro- ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- swimming pool, eacaiwm school painted Immediate occupencv Call RED SANK - ) room oHkt tultt. Rtsillt A Rentels posed im-u school budget and TWIN SEO — Mtllreii, Mi iprlng. TIQUES, Rt. la and Homestead ~ode) except as hereinafter pro- douWa dratttr, night tftblt ft chair. system 1 Dadroom UM. 1 bedroom before 10:30 a.m. or trier a art lll» sq. ) now witerfront CROWELL AGENCY HAVE A GRIPE? — We'll write a Ided." Introduced January 14, Iftl catlonal matters SI7S. 17" paXttlal laMt, 1 tpact Avt., Leonardo. Itl-SIM. UOO Near E.ll l», O.S.P. Call ttt-int. building. 0414100 complaint letter for you. Sand Info w and tama hereby is further An executive session meeting htatort. Ctll XI Jii! atltr 4: JO p.m CASH FOR 741-4030 and U SO to COPE.. P.O. aei 2M. amended and supplemented to in be held to discuss personnel UNION BEACH - Borderline of tlude lh« following. matters. COMIC BOOKS Manet Half si duplan house, 2 10f Bulldlngs/Garao.s Retldent Saletperton Aberdeen, N.J. 07747. VIDEO CAMERA — S3 mm ctmara. HI IUJ bedroom*, freshly ptlnted Avail Leona Hatter 741H&4 ev»i wkendi The public Is Invited to attend Start to In. radial arm law, plut HelgaSiawart 7 ELECTRICAL able March I. Idaal tar couple, no MRS. SYLVIA SUBCODE FEE Is amended end he public portion of the meeting. many txtrtl. Mult Mil. 73*4241. pats U» t mo. • utilities. I mo. FULL GARAGE OR PARTIAL LITTLE SILVER - I units have Handwriting Anelvtf Dated February 22.1fa> AREA — Available March 1. supplemented to Include the follow- WASHER/DRYER — Frlgldalrt, DON'T HAVE THAT SALE security H4-4tSt 111 0 p.m. opanad UP In lovely enclutlve adult Character Reader/Advltor MRS JANETP.SAUSSER Cash, high prices lor your imall KNOLL WOOD Call M) lilt or 717 41M CHESHIRE SQUARE Call Oorli On all probitmi of lira. Board Secretary Avocado, axe. tpaca itvtr ont pltca WEST END — I bedroom, acttm SWIMMING POOLS unit, UOO firm. SJ1 434J gtraga sala Hems, plus antiques, today for vour or .vat* showing RIV- Tirol Cards a Psychic Aura Above ground 111.00 twtlrv, contents of basements, at- GARDENS 'law, swimming pool, cabla TV, GARAGE FOR RENT — M>».ERSIDE AOENCY INC . Riillori, , n u » lies. ttc. Call 264 Mis aftar 3 p.m. walk to transportation ft hospital Hunt. Sin , mo 141 tWO in ground {minimum of two Inipet WHITE GOOSE DOWN COM- Senior Clllltn dlsclount. 1 year 7444474 - - m* or w-tm. POEMS — Custom-made for anytlont required for) 124.00 FORTERS — Cotton Cambric CM HEATING. COOKING EQUIP Ing with 1" Europttn baffling. Fac- GOODALL OR BOBCAT - It" walk Exclusive I ft 1-badroom apart, least, S14S monthly, no sacurltv n- RED BANK MANOR — RtHl tank. occeilon Send Info 1 »l» to behind mower mtntt. Individual ges heatingft can - qulrad Sand Clille Apt . 400 Ocean ONE BAY GARAGE — For storage. COPE., P.O. Bo* IM. Aberdeen, MENT AND SIMILAR AP- Leoais continued tory prlca + IIS Handling ft Ullp 110 par mo Call Patterson Real 1 bedroom, MCOAd floor, wall-to PLIANCES ping, all Uiei 741-ltSI. caii in mi tvt» tral air conditioning E>cttHnt Mca- Blvd 777 111! wall carpal, new kltchan. dlslv NJ 07747 next page tan. Estate. 7414241 or 471-7409 waihar. washer ft dryar. 113.000 Outlet for single unit of 20 K.W. or GUV Johnson JUSI off Rt 11 on Kings Hlghwey Urm. Call MI-*OM Buy ft Buvi WOOD STOVE — Modtrn htaatOnal Etst Iwtlklng distance to FoaaWsnt 102 Houses For Rtnt 110 Wanted To Rant 213 Instruction ihapa. ntvtr uttd. S300. Ctll Single itami to entire households Shopping Center) SHADOW LAKE CONDO - By Antique turnlturt. jewelry, silver ewnar. 2 bedroom t. 2 bet hi, 5»tiot. CALL 171-oat III sally Francis Perry Immadlalt cath a4>-4l3t- FAIR HAVEN — 1 bedrooms, living CLEAN-CUT — MlddltMed handy enclosed Palto. garave, .Vi yrt. old ft dining room, now kitchenft no w a di fihd 7414931 after S p.m. CLASSICAL OUITAR/LUTC 7t Auction Sales OLD FURNITURE - Antiques. Chi bath, air, washer, fully carptttd. Beginner to Advanced- W*-0Q4T nt. alttsware, art objects and brie- MODEEN APARTMINT — Near Full besement. title, porch. 1-car t-brac. Immediate cath for Inv- gerage Walk to stores ft bus Ltltl. work on rtnt Prefer tttttt or (arm, WILL TRAIN — You In the Ameri- ranseorlatlon Bast lima Is Clll but will cenildtr other HJ-7U$. 133 Incomt Property can Sign Language at my Union Make It Yourself hlng and everything Rutcll't, 23 E. security A rtf UOO plus utllltlts. AUCTION — Evarv Tuol. ft Thurl, before noon 4tjrlct range Option to buy pra- Raalto Ttit-09W Ittt ANTIQUE CLOCKS RE- 1IH erred Call 141 Mil Advanced And Beginners PAIRED AND JEWELRY DE- LONG BRANCH — 2 btdrotmt. HANDYMAN SPECIAL — DI it raw RED BANK — Ont-badroom, grttt oultt neighborhood, M7S Plut utlll tala. Atburv Park, • aptt ft stora. IMHailat DOG TRAINING SIGNED 7M Rl>(r Bd . Fair hxttlon, luKurv. MOO Plus utilities lioooo cahi. I7O-.3.4. Bayihort Dog Clua, 741 aut Htvtn. N.J 042-t237. 4I-11H tltt. Immedlile occupancy. Call HAZLIT TOWNSHIP 741-Sin. REAL ESTATE BOARD OF EDUCATION . FOR SALE MANY TWO * THREE-FAMILY — • » ••THANV ROAD MIDDLETOWN — 1 bedrooms, din- Homes. Marteeges available wit HAZLIT, New jansiv WM Ing room, ttt-ln kitchen, fi ts.ooo to HO,000 catft. NOTICE * INVITATION TO BID room and gtreoe Exceptional loca 131 Houses For Salt FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747NOO The Hatlet Board of Education lion 1471 I mo. 4 utilities E A invites vour sealed proposal for: ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Rttltor • 1141 Fine Arts Supplies Knit two EASY. EASY msts- Little Silver, 74I-4N0. 135 Commtrclal #•2-01 Instrumental Music A REAL BARGAIN — An acre A a one short, one long-to go places OAKHURST — 3 bedroo naif ol beautiful Chapel Hill with a Property #01-03 General Supplies Townhoutt. I bath, flrepltce N brook. 4bedroom French Colonial, #11*4 Ofl let Supplies TcKluie, auiness these versa pels (350 plus utllltlts 12*440] all for »!».*» Principal with fi- #•2-05 Art SuPPltes tile vests hive it all Easy to cut your nancing only For appointment call PRIME HWY. 3S — Propertv Mid #114* Medical Supplies PORT MONMOUTH - 1 bedrooms after j o m.. 2fl H«1. dlatown. US' highway frontage #12-07 Physical Education Su*> knit of eis>ure acrylic worsted 2 baths, laundry, fully Insulated. building NO w ft 177,000 Owner piles to wear everywhere Pattern 951 BRAND NEW - 1 bedroom. 3V|- 471-2S44 font gtt httl. 15M plus til utilities #MM Custodial ft Janitorial directions for sues 1012, ft security Evas. 4474013. bath Colonial Tree fined, historic SUPP costs with Mreat In the heart of Red Bank. RED BANK — 11,000 tq ft.. 1 ttor 1416 included Sealed proposals will be re- TINTON FALLS - 4-btdroom. Shori walk lo everything. Now It the profeitlonel office bldg. 1 block rom hospital. Vi block from pro- ceived by the Board Secretary at the room brtnd new Cape Cod, SM] pa time lo choose vour cohort We have Board of Education Offices, 12 the plant Eicellent value at I*.$00 posed parking garage. Asking mo. plut utilities RIVERSIDE te2l,000 74.-S444 or 741-37*4 Bethany Road. Hatlet, New Jersey AOENCY. Realtors, 74/4004 Cell todav until 3:00 P.M. Thursday, M. CENTURY 31 COZENS, flealtort it, IWt prevailing lime, and then $2.25 for each pattern Add WEST LONO BRANCH — I "independently Owned" publicly opened «nd read aloud, as 50< each pattern tor postage bedroom, i room Ranch, close I 113 River ftd, Fair Haveft, f4i-TM4 37 LotsAAcreaoa per the minimum specifications these big Fort Monmouth ft net Irick, 141 and handling Send lo: Nationwide call loll free which may be obtained and on file at ptr ma., plus utilities RIVERSIDI BUILDING LOT FOR SALE — We at the Offices of the Board Sacra AGENCY INC.. Realtors. 747 I i aoo-iii mo, en. GIT tary EAST KEANSBURG - Ibadroom, er view, Middietown Township gat hot water heat, fenced verd. Terms available. I4I-4SU. 10-e p.m The proposals properly ex- ecuted on the respective proposal 103 Rentals To Share lawn thed. Low down. Creative n HOLMDEL — Wooded acre high In narKlno IM.SOO. riT-7070 form may be delivered personellv al Laun WhMlir he hlllt with a view of the N.Y the time and place specified In the FREEHOLD — Pirton for 3 GLORIA NILSON tkyllne. Principals only. 172.000 public advertisement for sealed pro- INFLATION FIGHTERS Evas 4 weekend. 2441174. posals or bv US Mall, however, the bftdroom, 7 l»rs* room houM L*rs« Realtor! NHdltcrift Dipt. 61 AMERICAN RACING RIMS — HO TRAIN LAYOUT — UM. CB v*rd. ins + utllltitt, l"i mot M 31, Shrowtbwry. Ml-aOO* Board of Education will not be re- PINBALL MACHINE — 1200. In iponiible for late mall deliveries, base t7l. win trada allhtr or both for tertnerm baseboard heater. 113; VW curl t y m-TiAi day » 38 Mobile Homn W largo aouarlum setup 042-SW3. M2 1071/4*1 ISM tVMi HA/LET - Beautifully landtcaoed, and no bid shall be accepted after 2KTin3?"'* rims. 14 etch lit 4401 * Wdrromi, i'i bathi. French A tllk the ipacilied time for opening of all The Oaily Ri|litor ANOEL MOPED KITCHEN CABINETS - Two btse RECLINERS — fit Good condition, HOUSE MATE - Natdtd (or wall covarlngt, family room, gat 3>SS — I bedroom, 2»»4 enclosed bids Fair canal.. »13O cabinets plus sink front, natural fin- Rumion «rta. Minv mm Calheal, fireplace, carpetlne Swim A The sealed proposal must S40 tpiece Call altar I a.m., •fUr 4, Ul OiU atio, washer, dryer fc shed, air Call 717H71 ish, solid wood 173. OtfSTat after S. tennit clubt. Transportation. Lovely ondllloned. wall-lo-well ceroetlng submitted In e sealed envelope end EMM. neighborhood tft.tOO Call Jii «J4, By appointment. 7I7-4MV addressed es follows. Bo. J.I, 0M CMMI SU. Nm OABY CRADDLE — With mattress KITCHEN SET - Vinyl and REFRIGERATOR FREEZER — ROOMMATE WANTED — . . t3*4Mt. 4)11347 chroma. 3 places plus Itil Mutt Mil. large apt on tha Rlvtr. 1700 a mo Hailet Township Board of iwt, NT 10113. Print Name, Admlrtl. 17 cu ft., SltO Rocker. Including heat 741-0*4* MOBILE HOME Education 110 Ctll 717-0070 etler 4 HAZLET — 3-badroom Ranch $*000 1O««, 3 rooms * bath. •2 Bethany Road Addrta, lip, PaHern number. Wooden chest of drawers. t!0. Maole attumet mortsaoe. 1150 payment Call 172-140) after 4, or 471 Mil •AR - 17! Ma, M0 Sofaft kv a LEIN5 UPRIOHT PIANO — ft immediate doling. >» 4J»3 after S Hailet, New Jersey 07730 3 free Patterns inside 1>I2 ttal (malchlna). »70. bench. |M0 Studio couch. >7S.end ttbles. 110 a pair. M444S1. 104 Wlnttr Rentals Att: Mr Eugene A Konopeckl He«dlKraf1 CaUlof 170 Knit. Walnut desk ft chair. 1100. HAZLET Board Secretary/ SANYO PORTABLE RA- School Business Adm. Crochet, Embroider patterns Iltrlntt, 1100. Ctll 1444107. DIO/CASSETTE DECK - Stereo. COMMUTER'S DELIGHT HIGHLANDS — Furnlthid, 2 Three bedroom Split Laval with Bid Spec. # (Please specify) Jjckets, dolls, quills, more! J1 50 BROWN LEATHER — Club chair, LIKE NEW — Pint coffee tibia. txc. cond.. taking till. 0424440 btdroomi, living room, kitchen. To family room Within walking dlv February 22.1W2 HIS. Mthoaany cocktail ttblt 11»41. 1113 End laWts. 1100. Loye seels. Jttn* 14, tW. Call •71-0473 tance to trains and buses. Call for BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF 1119. Good canal. 041 rMI U00. »l 24M tfter 1 p.m. detalli on lower Irtlereil attumabll EOUCATION SEARS AIR CONDITIONER— 3000- NORTH LONG BRANCH - D. mortgage lor qualified buyeri 152 Boats A Eugene A. Konopachl. CARPETS — Grtat cond , Mua LIKE NEW - Satri electric type BTU. ttl Split rill fencing, total ol .l0n«r-d«corattd, 1-bcdroom «x 1/7.000. Call 244-1200. Board Secretary/ writer, tl 10 • MCtktnt. S13. 7414442. shag, 1!>M till, 11a11 M0; beautiful •cutlva kuKti. Panoramic ocean THE BERG AGENCY INC Accessories School Business Adm, vaHafft, II«II MS. Call altar t. Ctll vl«wi, maid wrvkt. color TV. laun Feb 22 117.10 SEWINO MACHINE — In walnut dromal and mtauranl on prtmltci MAONAVOK CONSOLE STEREO cabinet, M3; txttrlor door. HiOO. 20 FT. TIARA — OvernigMer, 1*90. irdwere Included. M0 041 171» All ulllllltt IncludM. Printed Pattern Classic Treasure CAST IRON SINK - With metal — AM/FM, • track lata player, 4 BEACHCOMBER »)-«47t BERG 100 hp . OM/C, I/O, IIS hrt. VHF M". 1100 Call channel dacodar. 1 soothers, also radio/compass, depth finder, pole SLEIPER SOFA - Brown ft holders, portable need, canvas, like lacks for 2 more speakers ft head with BUd high-back chair, SMB. Call SEA BRIGHT - Motal roemi t 221 Holmdel phones Dark pint dry sink caMitrt. lurnltfwd apo>nm«nti. Maid urvi . $13,900. Call days, «»a7*o Ml toot altar t a.m. HOLMDEL Nights, 471-09*1. AN ORDINANCE AMINOINO Ill cond.. taking 1200. HI 1717 T.V., utllltMm Inclutted In our low EDWARD W. COLLINS AGENCY CHIVY PICKUP BED — f, goad winter ratti Available b* dav. w««h AND SUPPLIMINTINO MATCHING SET - Soil lovtttlt ABILITY-DEPENDABILITY LENTZE MARINA — For Rarltan CHAPTER at. SUROIVISION OP tTswa. SIS*, too, it 1 radial snow SOFA -17|; own Anna chair 00; or month. No icaw-no Mcurlty. RELIABILITY tiros. MO 3Ut4lt chair. SIM. Call "-im movie camera IIS Atttr I. TRADE WINDS MOTEL UMU; Bay boating. In-out berthing service LAMO. OP THE HOLMDIL TOWN- 1714711 attar t a.m. •44-4144 for power and sail boats, IS to 14'. SHIP COOl, IN THE COUNTY OP CLUS CHAIR — With 1 sets of slip SEA BRIOHT - 1 iMdroomi, Used boat sales. 7I7-2W. MONMOUTH AND STATI OP NIW (Mart. AH lit aood condition, 140 MIXED FIREWOOD - 1100 parSOFA ft MATCHING CHAIR - furnlihad cotiaoa. ocaan front, no KEANSBURG — ! rooms and bath JIRSIY, Na. IM. 747-1H*. Good condition, lite for both eatf. U14001 SO* 100. (I7.SO0 Bv owner. BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Call 0(14111 471- MM •hip Committee of the Townthlp of DISKS — MtUI typt, St! ta Office WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. - SAILS AWEIGH MODERN CHROME TASLI New Jersey's only Holmdel. In the Courtly of Monmouth chairs, sis aa. wall Hckar units. u> SOFA — due graan prlnl. l>c. (Lake Worth). 1-badroom can KEANSBURG — Mint cond I-faml and Slate of New Jersey as follows • e 741 1447. with glass lap, M0 tond, uao or ball o«er. Call domlnlum, completely furnished ly horn* with many recent improve HUNTER Dealer Sailboat Specialists SECTION 1 Chapter M, Section Call 344-0041 wi-itia. Available for April. Call Stt-Otl* m«ntit Owner will hold mortgage Among the most treasured DRAFTING TABLE — 14xW. mint •Mar 4 p.m. for auallfled buvar An exceHenf 7} pre-owned, new fit-UC (7) Is amended and sup MOTORCYCLE HEADERS — investment opportunity! u*.W> boats on display plemented lo read at follows: classics, count this slimming Jerdlne GS4» Suium. good cond . TIRCS— (I) Hra-14, baltatf, on rlmi, APPLEBROOK AGENCY INC.. R» Ml Mantoloking Rd., Brick Town (7) The tops Of the banks (If princess shirtdress Step into if IN. Call aataafa. S40. t It. thermal Hiding glait ooert 105 Summtr Rentals aHori. 944-]»] (201) 477 JIS2 defined) and boundaries of ihe flood 0.1. FREEIER - UtirktM 14 I cu. with Kraan. tao 717 Jttt plains, lo include at a minimum and sash softly - no waist seam It.. Ut» PAN AM — Coupon, fly 1 for 1 10 LINCROFT — Lovely 4 bedroom, SAILBOAT — Columbia 21, 3 will. note flood plains shown on the Fed' For seersucker, knits, poplin. CaN an-taa tmr >:M p.m. Australlla. Chilli, Germany, TIRSSII) — 111! II H7IU 10-tlv. HILTON HEAD VILLA — On•"i bath Colonial Split on f acra. 4 h.p. Johnson motor, e«c leaching eral Flood imuranca Study and Guatemala, India, Kenya, Mexico. never usod ISO at Of bast olter. Ctll Palmetto Dunes. New S-bedroom, 3 Walking distance to schools 4 col- boat, tiaoo 47i-40t7 Flood Insurance Maps, of all exist Printed Pattern 9326 Half Sues P.EEN VELVET COUCH — UOO I New Zealand. Puerto Rico, Slngt •waterways chilrt. 1100 ban. cm attar 411-1017 bath Acceu to pool, beach, tennli, lege Gracious anlranca hall, 25' 10U.l2M.l4».l6H.I8tt.20». pora. Thailand. Philippines Valid oolf AvallaMa at owner r«te. waait- family room, full baumanlf All this SECTION 2. The remainder of vstx through 9/ll/n. UOO. UHm. WALNUT BOARDS — I" thick, lv. Call after 3 p.m., »t4m ft more for fUS.000 APPLEBROOK 154 Recreational all other sections of Chapter it of the 22ti Sue 14V» (bust 21) tikes utad, 11.50 ft. Satavax piano attach- HEAR PORSION BROADCASTS — PICTURE FRAMSS — »>• oak. AGENCY INC , Realtors, U1-7W- Vehicles aforesaid Coda not specifically 3 3/8 yaiJs 45 inch fabric rn.nl (lt40l, unique Item. Ut Yal indad by this ordinance shall re- Direct with this Inter national radio. Sit »»». tit Hill. 120 Smaller low otrdan wagon, tW. »1 H01 U>. Air conditioner, bargain. US frames. 12 ft up. Stained tltss IM Furnished Rooms LITTLE SILVER — Snuggle up to main in full force and tffact. the colv fireplace or cool off on tht SECTION ). AH ordinances or Sllvorpltt! suatr ft cretmtr. 11! lemps. IB to |IT. I Bottny suits, slit WASHINO MACHINE — 1-spttd itrMfltd porch. This 4 bad room. I Pitcher SIO. Large oval plttttr, 110 4t. IN. Cashmere topcoat, tilt 44, MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT parts thereof Inconsistent with the Frlgldalrt, working condition las bath Capa offer*, ytar-round enloy ovlslom of this ordinance are KEANSBURO mant In a friendly quiet neighbor- Check our unbeatable ow rates and compare. 724-0472 ir.>bv repealed ai lo such In- Rooms for rent hood 1104,300. E.A ARM5TRONG onilstencv Call 717-Utf or 717 MS) AGENCY, Realtor*, S95 Prospect Sand $2.25 tar wch pittam. ,1 , Little Silver 741-4)00. ROCKWOOD i»H — POP-UP, tlaaps SECTION 4. If any section, par- , mint cond. agraph, subdivision, clause or pro- AM 9tM tar lath patlHn h, ROOM FOP. RENT — No Kltchtn Aftar * P.m., 7W ••« $ 30 privileges, gtntl.min preferred MIDDLETOWN - Charming, mint Islon of this ordinance shall be ad rt and handtini. Sand to: Call 747-ae*. udged Invalid, such adjudlcallon ond 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. hall apply only lo the sactlon, pare- nastled on a wooded *. loll Foaiura* RUMSON STUDIO-U1! 35 Commercial raph, subdivision, clause or pro- 3 LINES - 5 DAYS - 3 Unfurnished. Includes all utilities amllv room with fireplace, walk-out Property slon so adjudoad and tha ra> Ofl Dm Una, walk to shops Nt pats baiemenl, hardwood floor* ft «•» Hinder of this ordinance shall Da Illll M44U1 heatl Oultl Ira* lined straat, choice daamad valid and effective MARIAN MARTIN raal $107,500 APPLEBROOK SECTION S. This ordinance FOR SALE PRICE UP TO W GENCY INC., Realtor,, t/l-ZJOO hall take effect Immediately upon ioe Commtrclal MONMOUTH COUNTY — UV>% ft- Omcetpece Is publication and passage accord- Pattern Dipt. 420 Raqtster Family Ads can sell your unneeded items nanclng available to qualified buvar. ng to law and filing with tha Mon quickly Use our MERCHANDISE FOR SALE col- Rintalt Stop looking, start living. Saa this mouth County Planning Board Thf Dally Register harming Colon I af. Immediate COASTAL Lagal Notice umns now under a separate distinctive heading possession Treed lot. 575,W0 Star BUILDING Tha foregoing ordinance was In Items oriqmaling trom your household may be sold 1 ROOMS 1 BATH — Prolesilootl Ing McCann Raal Etlata Broker, roduced and paised on first reading aHkt tultt. Rt 11. MkMlatown loca- RED BANK t a meeting of tha Township Com lor up to $200 00 (lormerly $100 00) pe' article tion. 700 M, ft. more IvalleMe Good mlltaa and will ba considered for 232 We»t lltti SI, In Yort, NT OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Wayside nai passage and adoption at a Price lor each item must be mentioned parking. ctrp*tlng A utilities Jr** Now under construction 10011. fm\ NAME. AOMESS. eluded. IIM a mo. Call *Tob Woods 4 Long View Village. New meeting of said Township Commit Wlrntckt Attoc.. nt-747-MOO. hornet from $145,00012^% mort- al the entrance to Red aa to ba held March I. Iftt at Town- ZIP, Sin and SITU NUHKI. No point*, no fees, sii-osos Bank 4 story, glass hip Hall, Holmdal, N.J. at l:»p.m. What shall I wear' Find the AtlRDEEN-MATAWAN — 2100 I which tlma and piece all parsons ED BANK - Remodeled elevator, 100 parking desiring to ba heard lharaon wilt ba answers in our NEW SPRING sowar* faet with fwrao* door, avail- Kjroom Cape Cod. ISS.000 able for wareheutlftf, manufac- spaces Occupancy Au- Ivan full opportunity. SUMMER PATTERN CATALOG turing, fltorase, repair*. Located Call 741*374 Call 542-1700 gust 1 700 to 10.000 Jamas M. Cox Saw, san. saw-take advantage within an intfwttrlat park, next lo RUMSON AREA - Tudor. 3 Mayor No discount il cancelled beloie expiration Garden Slate Parkway antranca ana bedrooms, pool, marina, 3 baths, square feet available tlast: John P. Wadfngton ol Free Pattern Coupon Owi •xlt Very r«a.vonab>e rent. Day*, enlral air. 12% owner mortoege! For details: ownshlp Clark 100 styles Catalog. (ISO No changes in copy call SU »», f a.m. to 3 o'ctock p.m. 'rlnclpals only. 747-W eb 22 tll.W Ntafitt. call trUSH, S p.m. to t P.m. FAIR HAVEN REALTY 747-MOO 18 TheDfetfyRcKfcler SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, i982 Nubbin Ple*l* Tako Node. that Mo i &% nnluQlftlOWn 2MMltidt«town 240 Rumtoti POP, COULD IIUVB W MIDOLITOWH TOWNSHIP tit* plan tubmilted In accordance PUBLIC HOTtCI ssrsnrs PLAMNIMO ftOARD The Borough Council of the srsnrs&sx AH APVANCB ON PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tft«t with the provlilont of Article W-14A, Borough of Rumton has awarded a hold on Pokryarv 10. AN APVANCE ON WHAT on Ftbfu«rv 17, 1W, lha Piwmlnt Socllon 1M, Cl and4 retpecllvelv. 1) BelWvue Avenue. Inw. N.J. MY ALLOWAUCE ? K AL AC, NEWMAN AND GRIFFIN, contract without competitive kid- o«ner• of oremlsos known •> Bloik Board o* ttw TowfttM* of MM- ding at a professional Mrvlc* H, Lot 11 on tho Borough ToiMao dltlown granttd Wlllltm Schwalmr A Profeulonal Co*poratlon Pursuant to N.J.S.A. 40A: 11 3C1 > Ti&stffas 1 owe a viriinu trom «M provision! of Attornevt tor William Schwolur, (a). This contract and the reuxutlon , A rOMIiillon donylng taW sub- Ar»CM Jt-17, Section (4|A, of 0M AKHIcanl authorlilng same are avallaM* for dlyltlon »llh variance! It on III. Zoning Ordlnanca. to •* lo permit Feo. tk lU.to with tho Planning Board of tho Public Inspection In the office of the Borough of Human and It avallobu construction of in addition to lha Borough Clorki. aaitilna building on prtmlui known 240 Rumton tor Inspection at Borough Hall our •t Lot MA. of ttw Zoning Ordln«nc«, A»ar a MI milling the creation of a buffer jone Attorney at Law tar an attornav. a coniulilng angl- on Lot If, Block Mi, which la lo- Services To perform legal re- nt Wad Bank neer and an auditor, and search to determine what. If any, cated in the R 12 ion*, where the HOTICI WHEREAS, tuch t.rvlc.1 art buffer ione wet required to be lo- liability axiiis on the part of the profottlonal lorvlcat undor Borough of Rumton and the cut- "There will bo a WKlal meeting College trustees list promotions cated witmn ihe 8J ione. tomer municipalities who use the of tho Board of Commissioners of the H J 5 AWAlintllal and honca Northeast Monmouth County Re- Housing Authority of tht Borough of exempt from tho nocottltv for public FURTHER. TAKE NOTICE gional Sewerage Authority at to the Rod Bank, on Tuoidav February I], advortltlng for bids undor WEST LONG BRANCH - At their January Board meet- that the Planning Board of the Town replacement of a damaged portion 14*1. at 4 00 0 m . for th* purpoaa of N J S A 4OA 11 S ing, the Trustees of Monmouth College approved the promo- ihip of Mtddletown alto granted pre of Ihe Authorltv't ocean outfall. ooonlna bldi for tho prooosid turn NOW. THEREFORE. II IT Hoy construction of fifty unlti." RESOLVED by tho Northeast Mon- nmlnary and final lite plan approval Tim* Period: 3 months tion of nine faculty members, and granted tenure to three end waiver of site) Plan deteil for the Mary M. HarrlHn mouth County Roglonal Soworano Cost: Nottoe«ceod$4,SOO. Authority that tht following ara professors. The action, taken at the recommendation of F.b. 23 v » Executive Dlroctor Fab. n 11.10 hereby appolntad for a lorm of on. College President Dr. Samuel H. MagiU, will become effec- 245 Union Bejch 245 Union Btach 245 Union Btach 245 Union Beach tive on July 1, the beginning of the 1903-83 academic year. Promoted to professor from associate professor are Dr. UNION BEACH PUBLIC NOTICE Notice Is hereby olven to the Legal Voters of the School District of the Borough of Union Beach, In the Carol A. Giroud of Asbury Park, a member of the department County of Monmouth, State of New Jersey, that a Public Meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 2nd, 1982 at of physical education and athletics who, in addition to her 8:00 P.M. at the Florence Avenue Administration Building for the purpose of conducting a public Hearing on teaching duties, serves as campus coordinator of handicapped the Budget for the School Year 1982 83 affairs, charged with overseeing adaptation of programs and M. L. ACKERMAN i Secretary services to meet the requirements of students with special SCHOOL DISTRICT BUDGET STATEMENT needs; Dr. David M. Martin of Ocean Township, a member of ' FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR HI2M the English department, who is a published writer and fre- Sept 10. IN0 Sogt. 10. INI Soot. x. mi quent speaker at literary programs at the College; and Dr. G. ENROLLMENTS Actual Actual EHImaled 1 Ratldon! Puollt 111.S IMS 1IS4.S Boyd Swartz of Eatontown, who as chairman of the depart- 2 Pupils In Stale Facilities 1 I I 3 Prlvata School Plactmontt 11 It ment of mathematics/computer science, presides over the 4 Puollt Rocolvtd 71 College's fastest growing academic area. 5 Total- II i"- i. J , i, 4i llta.l 1M1 1H0.S 6 Pupils S4nt toother Districts Dr. Giroud has devoted herself to work with the handi- a. To Regular Programs MM capped both on campus and in the community and, In recog- b. ToSpoclal Education Program* H i*to»i Incroata/' itaon 19*1—*1 141111 mi II nition of her humanitarian efforts, the Faculty Association at RavlMd Anticipated Currant fipont. Anticipated inecraatal Actual Anticipated Monmouth last spring bestowed upon her its annual Donald J. Balanc Appropriated Warncke Award which honors contribution to the spirit of Rovanwot from Local Sourcoi It.71)00 It. 71100 Local Tax Lovv 1.414,71100 1,171,01400 community and common purpose among members of the Tulllon st.ooi.miio ii.oos.moo 1.434.moo SI.IMOO College. Miscellaneous 10.000 00 1,00000 17.114 12 11.15411 10,00000 SUB TOTAL 1.0*1,29200 17,11442 1.104.144 41 1.444,71100 1.444.71100 1.114.04100 Dr. Martin has been the recipient of several grants from Royanuot from Slate Sources the College for his writing projects which range from pub- Evaluation Aid I.MO.14J00 1.100.14100 I.443.2J400 I.413.2J40O 1.171.401.00 lished articles on literary figures, including Tennyson and Approved Trantportallon i),117 00 si.is;.oo H.roon i».»ioo) 44.111.00 11.71100 Categorical Aldl 174,IHOO 174,moo 14I.444.00 1.9*4.00 241,14100 14S.SM.00 Joseph Conrad, to a short story series currently in progress. Other Stata Aldt 1344144 II.UI 44 31.11011 (7,117 111 14.17300 S4.MI.14 In his department, he served for almost 10 years as director of IUB-TOTAL 1,741,019 44 J.IIODO i,7«,i»u i.o»i.M».a» ijii.twoo i.nt.m.14 freshman English. Royonuot from Fodofal Sogrcot • PL tllOOITlllilJ.il IS.lt>,001 71)70 00 Dr. Swartz is a specialist in modeling computer systems f 1 93 3O0 (Tlllt IVB 1) 4,341 CO 4.34100 PL M-I4I lHandlcappod JJl ,• 40.47)00 40.47100 and communications networks, and has received support for Other (Bilingual. Migrant. IVC Adult his research both from industry and from the National Batlc Educ. Elc. J-ll Science Foundation which has awarded him several grants. lUO TOTAL Among his many contributions to his department, he directed TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE 1,919,441 44 114,114.41 1.0S4.47114 3,144,413 41 (14,41141) 3144JII00 3.194,449 14 Capital Outlay development of the graduate program in computer science. Revenue from Local Source! Promoted to associate professor from assistant professor 11,11700 13,117 00 D.OOOOO Local Ta« Low 11.11700 11,11700 are Prof. John E. Bolton of West Long Branch, acting dean of SUBTOTAL the School of Business Administration; Prof. Margaret G. Ravenuo from Stato Saurcol lt.7U.00 14,70100 11.104 50 (197 101 17.907 00 11.1*1.00 Juckett of Allenhurst, a member of the business adminis- Caollal Outlay Aid , 30.000 00 30,000 00 11,104 SO 17.907 00 11.14100 tration faculty who has worked extensively on curriculum TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY Oobl Sorvlco development; Dr. Datta V. Naik of Neptune, a member of the Revenue Irom Local Source! 1.451 00 chemistry faculty, who — through workshops and other Miscellaneous S.4SO.00 special programs - has been Instrumental in acquainting area SUB TOTAL secondary school students and teachers with the resources of Revenue from state Saurcot his department; Prof. Richard J. Pirchner of Middletown, a TOTAL DEBT SERVICE 14,111 25 member of the mathematics/computer science department Additional State School who has served as coordinator of the undergraduate program Building Aid Ch 10 34.11125 32.91500 Dr. Datta Naik Total Additional Stata School in computer science and who has had an active role in course Edward Jankowskl IIO.W7.01I- Building Aid 11 me* 41 Thru 441 development for this program; and Prof. Jack M. Van Total Balanc«i unappropriated ...'. 1,113.711 SO 1.4I9.4U IS (14,110 HI 1,400,47100 1.417,SM tf Arsdale of Ocean Township, a member of the electronic post as account executive with Merrill Lynch, Newark. In 1980 total Fundi Available SH.4S7 II ( 72.001 131 engineering department, whose teaching and research spe- he was named chairman of the, then, department of business Total Free Balancat 7/1/00 % It. 701.00 cialty is in microcomputer systems design administration. This year when the department was re- * or ( — 1 Adluttmontt , organized as a School of Business Administration, he was Let* Total Balancai Appropriated During 1T0O-1I Enter Column f Lino 44 APPROPRIATIONS Ms. Jadviga da Costa Nunes of Staten Island, NY., a named its acting dean. member of the art faculty, will be advanced from instructor Dr. Naik, who joined the College in 1977, is a specialist in 1900-11 HOI II to assistant professor. A specialist in art history, and a 1900II Trar.sl.nln/ Ravltad I9O»II 1911 II Trantfort In/ Reviled analytical chemistry. For the last two years, the National 3 I CURRENT EXPENSE Approor (Trans, Out) Appropr Expendllurai Approo (Trant. Out) Approp published writer in that field, she last year was one of 10 Science Foundation has awarded him grants to conduct sum- SalTrii't"*"*? 7».4«O.00 79.490.0O 79.4tO.00 I5.«O 00 11.92100 n.101 00 young scholars In American art invited to present their mer workshops in instrumental analysis at the College for c'nlr.cted Sorvlcat S.fOO 00 (1,911141 MU.ll 1.100 00 1,100.00 1.10000 i. 100 00 UJKI.ll 11.100.00 research at the Goodson Symposium presented at the Whitney high school teachers. Other E.pentet 1710M 4.74144 11,492 14 1J414JI I1J0O.0O Museum of American Art for a select audience of museum SUB-TOTAL 41.440.00 I .OHIO »),»0 00 •S.H41I IQl.tWOO I0.U 10l,«4).M 109.101.00 Also granted tenure Is Prof. Edward E. Jankowskl of curators, art educators and gallery personnel. Howell, associate professor of art. A sculptor, Prof. laVatr1e"priniipal» 53,300 00 53,100.00 13.100 00 14,74100 51.74100 10.415 00 Jankowski has exhibited his work widely throughout the S.I..,,, Te.chtn H0.9H.00 15.21134 IM.lll.lt 97O.11S 11 1,071.015 00 l.oniois 00 1.I44J1I 00 Dean Bolton and Dr. Naik are among the three faculty Salaries Oin.r Inttr Staff 94,114 00 94,114 00 94,114,00 101,100 99,114 77 91.13100 members granted tenure. A former career officer in the United States, as well as in major New Jersey shows, and has UllrlOt-lK *Clor Attt 14.1SO00 (1.121(3) llllll 07 11,714 SS 34,014 00 14,014 00 M.HS.OO Other Salan.t lor Intlr 1.040 00 1.040.00 7.11100 1.500 00 1.100.00 I.SOO.OO Army, Dean Bolton joined the College In 1975, coming from a received many awards, including a I860 sculpture fellowship Te«lbook> 4.S0O.00 4.S0O.M 4,35140 MOO 00 I.100.W 17.114.00 from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. School LIP 1 Audiovisual Materials .. 1.100 00 94 14 lilH.M 1.074 50 I 300 00 1,300 00 I.M0 00 Teaching Supplies 17,000 00 1.35405 19.119 05 19.15905 12.000 00 22.000 00 11,011 00 247 Regional Notices Oth.r Eapentet 7.400 00 1.7M.10 4.101.SO 9.0S4» IO.SOO.00 10.100,00 7.100.00 SUB-TOTAL 1.141.994 00 17.01711 1.111411 21 1.190,517 01 I.MO.OM.OO voar and until ineir respective suc- Attendance and M.ellh s.rvies (I.H0.11) 1.1M. 710 77 1.404. WOO cessors shall bo appointed: Salaries Health - 30.131O0 154 40 30.4*9 40 24,41400 31,47000 31.470.00 14.71900 A. William J. O'Hagan, Jr., Eta gs Other EHPensas-Hoalth 1,115.00 1.1*1.00 t,515.17 1.700.00 attorngy to provld. legal tar- 1,700.00 1,900.00 vlcgs. SUBTOTAL H.tH.00 1S4..40 M.114.40 11,004.47 15.I7QOO i7.4J9O .... U.S*7O0 O.11700I 71,170.00 71.170O0 47,7*100 71.0J1.00 44.040 00 This action Is to obtain a PL 93 3MITItlelVBI i 4,111.00 4.111.00 *»'•» dlvorcg. P L 94-341 IH4ndictppodl 40,175.00 40,475.00 40,475 00 KANTOR, KANTOR 1 KUSIC Olher E.oenses Health 51,00000 51.000.00 51,000.00 Attorneys for Plaintiff SUBTOTAL H.547O0 41.WOO 175.40100 175.401.110 17,7*1,00 71.01100 44,040 00 Feb. » 14 M S C E Salaries 11.115 00 ~ 11.115.00 11.14500 $1,74100 51,743 00 40.71)00 Bilingual Salaries ...... '. 1,700.00 1.700.00 1.700.00 2,400.00 1,100.00 1.701.00 m MonmouMi County ~ Uilmgual Other E»P 1.13400 1,114.00 1,114.00 1,041.00 1.041.00 NfUCI aw W9W9tft NonpuDlic Te.ioooks 2,44*44 2,441 M 2.4M 44 3,21) t) 1,115.15 1,117.14 Notlco II hereby given that Nonoublic Au.MUr* Services 4.1S3 00 (3,19100) 1.401.00 2.131 H 11,145.00 lt.7il.00) 1.513,0.513,00 D.450O0 sealed bids will be received by the NonpuDlic Handicapped Sarvlcat t.400 00 1,117.00 1,1*1.00 5.447 45 17,100.00 11,110.00) 1S.140.oo 11,000.00 Monmouth County Board of Social Other 1,750.00 1,750.00 1.U1.15 Services, Burlington and Kolloskl SUBTOTAL W.S4O44 1,55*00 71.001.M 11,22144 tt.411.tl Roads. Freehold Township, New 15.147 4) 114.103.14 Jersey on Thursday, March 11, 19*2 SPECIAL SCHOOLS at ten o'clock In the forenoon, for Register eaMekv Deo L*r*l AND EVENINO SCHOOLS furnishing th. following: CUSTODIAL SERVICES AT: SERVICE AWARD —Cornelia Ellis of Red Bank, cubmaster of Cub Pack 225, based S.'.*,'"""""""""'" **"""*'""'"•' 10.000.00 IS.S4S.I4) 15,545*4 24.41144 41,17000 40,170.00 12,154.00 It) SOCIAL SERVICES BUILDING Supplies 3.1)000 1,150.00 14.00000 BURLINGTON AND KOZLOSKI at Red Bank's Calvary Baptist Church, receives a Whitntv Young Jr. Award for Other E«pens.s 0^*0.00 1,400.00 11.074 00 ROADS FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP service, sponsored bv the Monmouth Council of Bov Scouts, from Red Bank Mayor SUBTOTAL 10.000 00 [5.54)141' 15,541.14 14,443 M 40,000.00 11) 1*1 MAIN STREET KEANSBURO Michael J. Arnone. Looking on Is Kenneth H. Busi, Monmouth Council district Scout TotalCurronlEiaonmlJ-ltfinlJJII . 1,114,4*1.14 M,451,OP 1.01t,tl0.14 3,0)1.114 99 l.JM^ll.11 7,1*4.00 1,171.107.41 1,144.449 24 All bids will be received at th* Executive. She is the first Monmouth County resident to receive the award, given to lime of the Nd opening by the Super- Sites 11,00000 1.445.00 ™"'.J? M.445O0 11.104.50 11,111.00 visor of Administrative Services or those who have set high standards of service to children. . Bu.ldlnos f. 15.000,00 (1.71501) i.lM.JI 11,44111 his deslonee. All bids must Indlcete 15.000.00 the locetlon(s) to be serviced end Equiom4nlR4Oular 1.1700* 1.1'O.W 1,770 04 must Indicate the monthly cost of Total Caoltal Outlay 10.000.0l> X.0UM 15,177.01 11,104.10 service of each location upon which a bid Is submitted. Prospective con- Additional Stall School Building old Ch 17n7 DIM I* tractors may bid on either one, or Study says S&Ls to fold or merge Principal 1 li.eam 15,000 00 25,000 00 75.000DO 10.000.00 both of tho locations. Linn 4,111.25 7,455 00 6.791 75 interest i.ns.oo Complete specifications end bid Ailflllifuill 'atjlgl ichtaWl forms for th* proposed custodial ser- WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 1,000 adversity unassisted," a Brookings Building Aid Ch. 74 KI11.U M11I.1S 14,111.» 32,45500 11,455 00 H,m.n vices are on file In the office of the savings institutions will be faced with statement said. 3,003.77219 96.459 00 3,100.731.14 3,415,4*1.15 7.II4OO 3.421.447.15 1.437.50199 Monmouth County Board of Social TOTALS 3,111. 153 25 Services. Burlington and Koitoskl merger or closure by the end of IMS because Roads, Freehold Townshlo. New Such savings institutions are traditionally T.lal BalafKOI Jersey, and copies may be received high interest rates and government regu- the major holders of family savings and the JuneM. IHt (7.417 7)1 by prospective bidders, upon ap- ion, according to a Brookings Institution TeUI Kpmdllures plication, during business houn. « principal suppliers of mortgage funds. and BalancM Juno M, IMI 1,113,71) SO The Monmouth County Board of study to be released today. Carron found that their losses over the Social Services reserves the right to ______RECAPITULATION OP BALANCES accept or relect any or all bids. If II The findings are contained in a report by 1981-83 period vrill exceed f» billion and cut Is In the Interest of tho Monmouth Brookings research associate Andrew S. Car- s/Jiior Caollal County Board of Soclgl Services to the industry's net worth in half, a Brookings Oobt Rosary. ron, who conducted a year-long study on the statement on the study said. Ull SoocUl Vrtil Capital Sarvlca fund Totals LOUIS ARMOUR, plight of thrift institutions. PrroApproprlallonBeloncest/10/tl (from the Audit) . Currant E»P (J-1-J4) °""«» }I97 50 117,15)10 Director of Welfare Government aid to the troubled industry AmounV appropriated In adopied FY lt*2 Budgel ISSO.7O4 001 15,511.11 H0.H4.11 (197.501 Monmouth County Board el He found that more than 1,000 saving and reached record levels in 1961, but that "was Additional Balamo anticipated during FVII-M SSI.14S.00 Social Service! loan associations, or about one-fourth of the tre.ApproprlallonBalancas4/J0/ll(«t.l RAYMOND B. DeRIDDER. F.SO only the first installment in a consolidation of 7.S4IO0 1.114 11 .JJ'J_-!J 150,4017! Free Approorlallon Balances 4/JO/U lest.) 117.155,» Counsel industry, and about 30 mutual savings banks S7 Ul no SI 51111 110.114 11 V/HM Feb. 11. Mar I HO.IO the industry that could cost federal agencies Fob n • "cannot survive the present bout of financial more than $8 billion," the statement said. Muppeta Dennis the Menace SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22,1982 Tlie Daily Register 19

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