Clergymen speak out on 1st episode Holocaust... too tough for survivors By IBIS KOZENCWAJG Mrs. Charles Siers, Fair Haven, said that her husband, Princeton, pointed out that "Twenty-six millions died un- Those who lived through the Holocaust found it difficult also a survivor of the concentration camps, found it der the Nazis. Six millions of them were Jews, but there to watch the NBC-TV mimicries on the subject which be- "kind of a strain" to watch the fictional dramatization of were twenty million others in camps and murdered I am gan lad night. Aid they found it impossible to talk about the Jewish experience during the Hitler era. not a Jew, and I was in six concentration camps." the dramatization. Others who lived through Nazism did not watch at all. Those who did not live through what has been called a Warren Satter, Elberon, said of his wife, Helen, a survi- The Dutch-born former minister at the Tinton Falls Re- unique event in history found "The Holocaust" instruc- vor of TeresteasUdt concentration camp in Czeckoslo- formed Church, the Rev. Isaac Rottenberg, now an exec- tive and compelling vakia, "She had tears in her eyes, so we turned it off. utive with the Reformed Church in America in Uontclair, "It's a very interesting presentation, I think," said the "Everything that happened to that family happened to felt he did not new to watch Rev. Charles Best of Trinity Episcopal Church, Red her family, exactly the same. " "I'm not watching it because I know enough about that Bank Said Heta Satter, "I suited to watch it but after a period. We don't feel it will teach us anything." Said Judge Abraham J Zager, Little Silver. "1 think while I hid to stop It was too much." RakU Barry Dtv Lener MfeAknhavJ. lager Dirt Hobbema, also bom in Holland and now living in See Hatoeaisl, page > FAR The Daily Register

VOL. 100 NO. 248 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1978 15 CENTS Israel hoping to patch up rift with U.S. JERUSALEM (AP) - The While prime minister's said. Israeli cabinet has reaffirmed statement opened a split with The cabinet renewed its its support for UN. resolution the Carter administration, proposal to give limited auto- 242 as the basis for all Middle which wants Israel to accept nomy to the 11 million Pales- East peace negotiations but the premise of negotiated tinians In the West Bank cap- SNAPPED CABLE COSTS FOUR LIVES - This has refused to say what this withdrawal "on all fronts." tured from Jordan and the diagram gives details of the scene at Squaw Val- means for the future of the While reaffirming Israel's Gaza Strip taken from Egypt ley/ Calif, where a ski tram cable snapped late Sat- occupied West Bank of the committment to negotiation and said this was "In harmo- urday, resulting In four deaths. The site where a Jordan River. under terms of the 1067 UN ny with the principles of 142." cable broke, whiplashing through one car Is in- The statement, written by resolution, the cabinet state- The proposal also includes dicated with a cross. A Second ski tram car on the Foreign Minister Moshe ment, left vague the West a continued Israeli military same line was stranded. Victims on the first car Dayan and read to reporters Bank Issue and Invited the presence in the region and were evacuated to a second tram line (along dash- Sunday by cabinet secretary Arabs to present "counter- would deny the Palestinians ed line) and transported back down the mountain Arleh Noar, appeared de- proposals" that "we will dis- an independent state, which In a third car to the ski lodge. signed to help patch a rift cuss on their merits." Isreal fears would be used as with Washington, which Questioned by reporters, a base for Palestinian attacks claims Prime Minister Men Noar refused to say the cabi- on the Jewish state. chem Begin reversed the pre- net statement implied Israel's The opposition Labor Party vious Labor government's ac- acceptance of withdrawal criticized the latest cabinet Launch probe ceptance of withdrawal from from West Bank. This should declaration as "a play on the West Bank be left for negotiations, he See Israel, page 1 Begin claims Israel has a of cable car historical right to the region R and once said the UN. Secu- rity Council call lor Israeli 1 withdrawal from captured Canal vote skiing mishap Arab land — stated in resolu- tion 242 — "does not neces- SQUAW VALLEY, Calif Jim Mott, head of oper- ations at the ski center, was sarily apply" to the West (AP) — A cable went slack, Bank then popped from a pulley. As among the first to reach the very close wrecked car. The prime minister's state- dozens of skiers hurtled ment opened a split with the ual neutrality, was approved through a snowstorm in a ru- "There was some scream- WASHINGTON (AP) - The ing. I knew we were in for a Carter administration, which long Senate debate over the with one vote to spare, 68-12, naway cable car, the loose wants Israel to accept the on March 16. cable sliced into the car like a lot of trouble. One-fourth of Panama Canal treaties ends the car collapsed onto 10 or 12 premise of negotiated with- Tuesday in a vote both sides Since then, a provision at- cheewcutter, crushing three drawal "on all fronts " men and a woman to the people. Three of those people say will be extremely close tached to that treaty per- floor. were dead," he said. Minority Leader Howard mitting the United States to "One of the top cables — Baker, R-Tenn., said Sunday use military forces to keep They died. Some 30 others he thinks the second treaty the canal open has triggered were injured in the Saturday apparently whipped by the wind - slipped off," said ski Say Howard will pass "with a Vote or, two hints that Panama mlghlg re- accident, which occurred on on the plus side." ject such wording. Emigrant Mountain In Squaw instructor Hans Standteiner. The car, making its last other supporters say priva- On Sunday, Panamanian Valley Ski Area in sub-freez- condition tely they are optimistic they ambassador Gabriel Lewis ing temperatures, heavy snow trip down the mountain for the day, lurched 50 to 70 feet can gather the 67 votes neces- met with Sens. Frank Church, and bowling winds. satisfactory sary for approval of the D-ldaho, and Paul Serbanes, A second car with about 70 along two remaining cables, the loose one slashing into it, WASHINGTON, D.C. ,- agreement to gradually turn D-Md., the treaties floor man- passengers; traveling up the Rep James J. Howard, D-NJ, the canal over to Panama by agers, and Senate Majority mountain, Jolted to a halt and before the car caught on an /I jpW emergency cable. It stopped remained in satisfactory con- the year 2000 Leader Robert C. Byrd, I) dangled helplessly 150 feet SKIERS DEATH SCENE — A large gondola at the Squaw Valley Ski Resort dition at Bethesda Naval Hos- Elsewhere on Capitol Hill, W.Va. above the ground. 70 feet off the ground, said hangs on a sogging cable Sunday after lower cable slipped from pulled at Bill Boardman, director of pital here this morning, the House Ways and Means It took seven hours to res- upper right and sliced Into the car Saturday killing four persons and In- where he is recovering from Committee was beginning Church said they met to cue everyone from the two the Squaw Valley Ski Corp. |urlng30. "Finally, what seemed like what was described as a work today an President Car- "explain clearly to Lewis the cvs. Rescuers crawled along "mild heart attack" on ter's proposed $25 billion tax situation In the Senate" and cables In subzero tempera- an eternity, we came to a stop," skier Carol Hulrooney, Friday cut. The committee, expected to hear his description of "the tures and lowered the passen- Nancy Blades, the Con- to spend at least a month political problems the Pan- gers through winds gustlng to 51, of Modesto recalled later. Shotgun blast grazes head "There were people on top of gressman's press secretary, drafting legislation to put be- amanian government faces" M mph in a sling which one The incident reportedly oc- said Mr. Howard was "In fore the full House, is starting over the treaties. man said looked like "a big me and on the sides and un- By ANN BRENOFF said police. derneath, plus skis and boots. Also injured was Ronald curred in a rammon hallway good spirits" yesterday and In with itemized deductions. pair of gym trunks." between Ms. McDaniels' and no discomfort As the last canal treaty Some in the second car suf- Legs all over each other. The LONG BRANCH - A young Cofer, 26, of 400 Ocean Blvd., The controversy over the two men next to me were woman remained in satisfac- Apt. 26. Mr. Cofer sustained Mr. Cofer's apartments. He had visits from family vote nearcd, Senate leaders provision, which would allow fered frostbite but reported Ms. McDaniels was con- and friends yesterday, she were still searching for a res- no serious injuries. dead." tory condition this morning at injuries to his shoulder and U.S. Intervention If the canal scious when police arrived on said. olution to the controversy were threatened by Internal Metallurgists and engineers Gregory Anderson, 26, of Monmouth Medical Center af- was also reported in satisfac- San Jose said that when the ter she was allegedly shot by tory condition. the scene. , "We should have a better over U.S. rights to intervene labor troubles, has thrown the will Inspect the cars and cab- Police said it believe that idea in a day or two as to in Panama. Senate into an uproar and les to try to determine the car started falling, "I thought her boyfriend in the back of Police said that the same that was it, that the thing was her head with a .12 gauge bullet injured both Ms. the incident stemmed from a when he might be released," The first treaty, guaran- Jeopardized approval of the cause of the accident, said lover's quarrel she said teeing the waterway's perpet- second agreement. Terrence Ford, the resort's going straight to the ground. shotgun, said police. McDaniels and Mr Cofer. attorney. Nobody was allowed When it stopped, I was sur- Police have charged Carlos on the mountain Sunday be- prised I wasn't dead." Pabe, II, of 366 Prospect St. cause of continuing blizzard- Mott and two other men with assault with intent to like conditions, he said. See Cable car, page ) commit murder on Charlotte Apartments McDanlels. Ms. McDanlels, 20, of 400 threatened Ocean Blvd., Apt. 47, here, MATAWAN - A brush fire The Inside Story was only grazed by the blast, yesterday morning near Matawan Creek, was put out before it could reach Glen THE WEATHER Delectable Shrimp Cheese Fondue, Quiche and Garden Apartments, and oth- Fair tealght, clrady tomorrow with Crepes. Every Tues fashion er buildings on Main Street, cfcaaee at rala tom»rr»w alght. C.nplete re show at Fromagerie, 842-8088 fire officials reported. part « page 1. The blaze, began shortly af- Pany»rt Pittos ter 11 a.m. and was ex- Whale at a Sale steals at Caaatry Day I while you wait at Dom's Pho- tinguished in an hour, but SMeati MM tor Mkaal fisklea shew I tography Unlimited, Wallace St., Red Bank. 747-9350 then started up again, Fire KersraatUcks - 11 Chief Harold Charlsen said Ftneh harts achitter ,11 Lamp Sale He said the Washington En- BrMge Advice II DAILY REGISTER Tues., Wed., 20% off. Hilo gine Co., Hook and Ladder J PHONE NUMBERS Steiner, Rt. 15, Shrewsbury Co., Midway Co. and Freneau It-Il Mall Office -S42-4IM Co. were called and the first Cearies II Ttil Free 171-WH Broken Leg Party by The aid were called to the scene. Jersey Coast Sports Club, Chief Charlsen said the fire II TaO Free SIMIM April 18 at Rosie OGrady's I Classified Dept S42 17M Call 741-8W2. did not appear to have been 17 ClrctlaUwi Dept 542^H> set. "We really don't know —..—II Sparts Dept S42-4M4 AUeatfei Realtors how it started, but there was Lifestyle. M MJMetowi Bareai 671-2251 Don't miss our Private Prop- no evidence of anything sus- erty Week Real Estate Tab. t A Date.. • II FreekaU Bareai.. picious," the chief said. .4'" •/ -

outside the hotel Sunday With the blessing of the Paige will play Eva Peron light to protest the treat Official warns candidate New Jersey attorney gener- in the musical "Evita," •y BO» BtAHLEY meat of Hungarians In Bo- maneuver designed to help ing that such filing is legal comment on Mr. Jones' let- al, GOT. Irwin T. kyne based on the life of Argen- KEANSBURG - Mrs Julia the campaign of Mayor Eu- mania. Chanting "Ceau- because the municipal elec- ter. left New York yesterday tina's Eva Peron, it was Fleming, Independent candi- gene Connelly and Coun- sescu murderer," they car- tion is non-partisan. She refused to make any with put of hit family on a announced Sunday. The mu- date lor Borough Council un- cilman Thomas B. O'Brien for ried signs accusing the Ro- "Bedell is a liar I'll call specific charges against the round-trip flight to the Ori- sical, to be directed by der tie slogan "She Cares," re-election. manian president of order- him a liar in public. He's borough manager, saying that ent compliments of Pan Broadway's Harold Prince, has received a reprimand and' ing the murder of Hun- Mrs. Fleming, who is also a breaking more laws than I her investigation is still in- American World Airways. will open June II at the ( warning from Jeffrey W member of the Board of Edu- complete. garian teachers and closing am. He's doing a lot of illegal "I have never gone any- Prince of Wales Theater Jones, deputy sute attorney cation, alleges her campaign Hungarian cultural In- things," Mrs. Fleming de- Regarding her alleged solic- where without somebody Essex, a regular figure in fneral. for a Borough Council seat clared when she was asked to itation of funds for her cam- criticizing my leaving," the British pop records and stttuUons. In a letter to Mrs Fleming while serving as welfare di- paign while she was welfare Byrne told a reporter prior albums charts, starred in Police observed the dem- dated April it, Mr Jones rector was legal because the director, Mrs. Fleming said a to his departure from Ken- the films "Stardust" and onstration from a distance. duded her for apparently vio- borough's form of govern- cake sale set up outside the nedy Airport with his wife, "That'll Be The Day," and There were no Incidents. It lating Mate statutes by solic- ment Is non-partisan. Botulism United Counties Trust Co. on Jean, and two of his seven played Jesus Christ in the could not be learmed iting fund! lor her council She has also enlisted the aid Church Street was arranged children on Pan American London musical "God- whether Ceausescu was aw- campaign while she was still of the ACLU in an effort to without her knowledge by a flight 8)1 to Tokyo. spell." The production was are of the demonstrations. borough welfare director and force her reinstatement as group of youngsters written by Tim Rice and source Byrne, the only public of- lor allegedly telling him she welfare director. Andrew Lloyd Webber , The youngsters displayed a ficial on the flight, said was dismissed from her wel- who wrote the hit musical Mr Jones went on to warn sign saying "Vote for Julia Friday that Byme-appouited Artist Jte Maaltcalc* fire post the day after she Mrs Fleming against political Fleming" behind their cake "Jesus Christ Superstar " unknown Attorney General John Deg- says he's going to burn his filed her council candidacy use of his letter to her in re- sale stand CLOVIS, N M (AP) - One nan has reviewed the 1971 most valuable painting — a Mr. Jones also warned Mrs sponse to her complaint. of the largest outbreaks of "I had absolutely nothing to Conflicts of Interest Act Traaui CapMe, the au- Tnaaa t'apale 10-year-old, 15,000 portrait Fleming not to release to "The purpose of the letter botulism in the United States do with the cake sale; it was and could not find a "legal thor and a regular at jet set of former Michigan Gov. newspapers oat of context nor was to inform you and your and, my goodness, you'd this century - » cases - has just a bunch of kids," Mrs. impediment" to the trip parties, says a combination George Romney 'It's noth- to use In campaign literature private attorney, should you have thought I'd killed the been traced to a posh country Fleming stated. The free flight is ex- of nerves and pills resulted ing personal, says Minis the text of a letter he wrote choose to employ one, of your Lindbergh baby," he said club here, and authorities Mrs. Fleming adnitted she pected to save the governor in a tirade that ended with calco, Just a protest of to her aid her lawyer con- legal rights in the situation. It said yesterday they have received 175 for her campaign and his family an estimated him being led from the po- what he says Is unfair fed- cerning her legal rights In her was not intended for any oth- made emergency prepara- from the $8,790, according to the air- dium last year at Towson Romanian President Nl- eral double taxation on art- dispute with Borough Hall er use, including release to tions in the event more people cake sale. line. Byme will pay his oth- State University in Mary- ctlae Ceaisesci arrived in ists. "I figure that particu- "I have Just finished speak the newspapers or quotation were stricken The candidate also denied er travel expenses for him- land. In an interview pub- New York on Sunday night lar painting has more his- Ing with Sen. Bedell about out of context In campaign lit- Dr. Jonathan Mann, the she ever told Mr Jones she self, his.wife, and his lished in the Sunday Issue for a one-day visit, his last torical value than any of your case. He presented two erature," Mr. Jones warned. state's chief medical officer, was fired from her welfare di- daughter, Barbara, 10, and of LI, the magazine of the stop on a U.S. tour. Accom- the others," Maniscalco additional factual allegations He added that he forbids said a third of the sick were rector's post the day after she son Billy, 8. Long Island newspaper panied by his wife, aides said. "That's why I chose that were omitted from your Mrs. Fleming to make any In serious condition and filed as a candidate for Bo- Newsday, Captote said that and a force of Secret Ser- it. It's gonna hurt I put an account of the situation. The Byrnes will fly 13 use of the letter or to allow placed on respirators. No rugh Council. he is not an alcoholic. Ca- vice agents, Ceausescu awful lot of time into that First, that you engaged in the hours non-stop to Tokyo be- others to use It unless the en- deaths were reported "Mr. Jones got his wires pote said he had been tak checked into the Waldorf- painting." Maniscalco says solicitation of funds for politi- fore riding on the "in- tire text is quoted "What we fear Is that the crossed. I told him I was ing tranquilizers, and was Astoria Hotel. He was he will burn the'painting at cal candidates while munici- augural flight" from Hong "The letter was most care- source of the poisoning is pos- fired the day after my cam- on edge the day of his ap- scheduled to lunch Monday noon April 27 In Detroit's pal welfare director, in Kong fully worded and to quote se- sibly a commercially sold paign manager started look- pearance at the school with the Foreign Policy As- downtown Kennedy Square apparent violation of NJSA ••• lectively from any part of It food product, which could Ing Into the record of the Mu- when he "flew Into an abso- sociation and the Roma- to "attract the attention of JA:135-13(b). Second, that Singer-actor David Essex would totally disturb Its mean others in other parts of nicipal Utilities Authority," lute tirade" after a report- nian-U.S. Economic Coun- as many artists as possible your dismissal took place will play slain Latin Ameri- meaning If 1 hear of any the country will get hold of It Mrs. Fleming explained. er's question. "The next cil. About 250 Americans of to make them aware of some time after you filed for can revolutionary Che such use being made of the also," Mann said A point in Mrs. Fleming's day I picked up the papers Hungarian descent marched these laws." a seat on the council, not the Guevara and actress Elaine letter, I shall respond accord- Last year, In what the na- campaign is that the KMIIA, next day'" Mr Jones wrote ingly," the deputy attorney tional Center for Disease Con- composed of the members of "I am not sure what effect. general said. trol in Atlanta said was the Borough Council, Is "ripping if any, these facts have on the Mr. Jones also stated that It worst outbreak of botulism in off the taxpayers." Hazlet man charged regularity of the procedure doesn't matter whether the U.S. history, 59 persons were The "She Cares" candidate FILON Corrugated followed In your dismissal, local form of government Is sickened from what was also denied that she has made MARLBORO - A 19 year on Lloyd Road here around 2 FIBERGLASS PANELS but they do indicate to me non-partisan or not: a munici- traced to Improperly pre- any use whatever of the text old Hazlet man faces a hear- a.m. yesterday by Patrolman that your conduct was more pal welfare director should be pared home canned peppers of the letter she received ing in Municipal Court here Russell Feddersen. 400 series blatantly political than It in- prohibited from running for served In a Mexican restau- from Mr. Jones, releasing It April 26 on charges of at- The suspect was appre- itially appeared to me, and Borough Council while tempting to elude a police of- hended after a two mile chase 26"x6" rant In Pontlac, Mich. There neither In part nor in total to ( that the assistant borough serving In the welfare post. were no deaths. the newspapers. ficer and driving under the in- when he became Involved in 26"xlO S" manager's conduct in dis- "If the Division of Public New Mexico health in- "And I haven't even put out fluence of alcohol in an In- an accident on Ivy Lane, missing you may have been Welfare were to request an vestigators say those stricken any campaign literature. I cident early yesterday morn- Aberdeen, police said. There 26"xlO' 7" thoughtfully considered rath- ufficlal Attorney General were among 800 people who haven't quoted anything and I ing. were no injuries in the acci- er than a 'knee-jerk' reaction Opinion from me as to wheth- dined at the swank Colonial don't intend to. I abide by the Police said Anthony R. dent. MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER to your filing for office," the er or not a M(unlclpal) Park Country Club restaurant law. They don't," Mrs. Flem- AnTCI, 19, of 2 Tralee Road, Mr. Arecci was released on deputy attorney general W(elfare) D(irector) could between April 9 and April 13. ing declared. Hazlet, was observed driving bail until the court hearing. 777 SHREWSBURY AVI., SHREWSBURY added run for Borough Council while Mann said the restaurant, Mrs Fleming has asked the serving as MWD, I would rule which has voluntarily closed attorney general's office to that such activity was prohib- while officials try to track review her dismissal March ited whether the election Is down the source of the con- 31 as welfare director by Vin- non-partisan or not," he tamination, appeared to have cent J. Indellcato, deputy wrote. good food management and borough manager, at the be- sanitation practices. This had hest of Sen. Eugene J. Bedell, Mrs. Fleming filed her can- led authorities to suspect that D-IZlh District, a local resi- didacy for Borough Council commercially prepared food dent who also serves as nearly a month before her that may have been dis- borough manager. She alleges dismissal from the welfare di- tributed elsewhere was the the dismissal was a political rector's post March 31, alleg- source of the food poisoning A last minute dash Sti11see k expected as usual boy's body Sculptured Danish modern Brookwood NEWARK (AI>) - The The filing deadline was ex- in the bay deadline for filing state and tended for two days because By JULIE WOLF federal tax returns is mid- April IS falls on a Saturday. HIGHLANDS - Marine Po- night tonight and thousands of A third of New Jersey's tax- lice are still searching for the New Jerscyans were ex- payers — about I million per- body of a Linden youth who pected to make a last minute sons — waited until the last has been missing since his dash to the mailbox with their week to file their federal re- boat capsized in Sandy Hook returns today turns, said Internal Revenue Bay on Saturday Service spokesman Henry The search (or 17-year-old Holmes in a recent interview. Kevin Peeplcs, 1173 Union St., Most of those citizens prob- Linden, resumed for a second 3rd oil ably owe money to the gov- day yesterday at dawn, and ernment II "historical trends" was suspended at dark, ac- hold true this year, he said. cording to Sgt. Roy Harvey (if drilling About 000,000 New Jer- the marine police. scyans haven't yet filed their James Cordon, 547 Liberty state income tax returns, a St., Orange and Coley Carson, all set spokesman for the state Divi- IIHII Union St., Linden, who ATLANTIC CITY (Al1) - sion of Taxation -.aid were also on the boat with the A Texaco offshore oil rig was Even If the government youth when it capsized, were in position today to begin owes you a refund, the tax re- rescued by boats in the area. drilling the third exploratory turn must be mailed on time, The youth was not seen by oil well In the Baltimore Ca- Holmes said. anyone after the mishap. nyon Trough 100 miles cast of "The law says if the return The three were on a fishing this resort. is due. regardless of whether trip on Mr. Gordon's 16-foot "All of the anchors have you get a refund, it has to be runabout, when the boat cap- been set, and she's in drilling filed on time," he said "If a sized in 12-14 feet of water, position," said Vermin It person Is due a refund, approximately 400 yards from Shorter, Texaco's Public Af- they're not going to get the sfiori', northwest of the Sandy fairs Coordinator for the Mid- money unless they file." Hook Bay Marina, marine po- Atlantic States, In a phone in- Midnight is also the dead- lice said. terview. line to receive an extension of Sgt Harvey said the search Shorter said eight 30,000 time for filing, Holmes said will resume this morning pound anchors have secured The extension "Is not an ex- Texaco's "Ocean Victory," tension for time to pay the N.J. earthquake which arrived here after Ex- tax," Holmes said. xon's "Glomar Pacific" and Late filers will be assessed is more likely Conoco's "New Era." Exxon, a 6 percent penalty per year began drilling March 29 and on the balanac? of tax they claim scientists Conoco last week owe, he said NEWARK (AP) - The pos- A Shell Oil nt; is expected In recent days, the IRS has sibility of a major earthquake to take its position off the been helping an average 8,000 in New Jersey is 10 times Jersey coast sometime this this persons per day who call up more likely than previous week or come in to, offices through' studies had indicated, accord- "The first thing Monday out the state for advice. ing to two Columbia Univer- morning I'll be looking for re- IRS offices and phone lines sity scientists. ports of expected spudding, or will be open until 8 p m. today There is a i to II percent Traditional, delicate Hnaiwood if they have already and state tax offices will he chance a strong* earthquake spudded," Shorter said open until 9 p.m will rock New Jersey in the — handcrafted Oneida extra-heavy, stainless next 40 years along the Ra- flatware 5 piece table settings Grace your table with mapo Border Fault, said Dr. this bright, lustrous stainless that will stand a lifetime of DLONIAl The Daily Register Yash Aggarwal and Dr. Lynn Sykes. hard family use. 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N J 04* ?S The scientists say the likeli- • Open a NEW Checking Account of $100 or more. Member ii ihp Auoctaied Prett The AtioccHed Preu it entitled hood of a major earthquake is •irluiivfly to the ui» of all ihe local new* printed In (he ne«rt»«>«r a* H«cedtedQi«rt»r1ylrom wen as all AP nrw% and dHpatchet II times greater than had With each $25 or more deposited to your savings account, you may day of deposit to day of melunty Minimum balance I1OO WMMrt«»ri may be made during tie lint ton day* ol each new calender Quarter Member of the American Nrwspaper Publllhtrt Atiociatitn. tht been computeed by the Nucle- purchase, at a sizable discount, additional place settings and accessory Audit Bureau o'CirculaHom-Ihe Ntw Jerity Preii At\ocoi iy 15ct«t». Sunday ISO rntl withstand. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 17. 1978 Audubon Society group likes Deal Test Site as ''center9

By SHE1RY FIGDOIE and maidenhair fern, were as new to her as the rest of the 25 walkers OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Members of a steering com Mrs. Forshee was particularly interested in the old mittoe seeking a home for a New Jersey Audubon Society satellite tracking station, an H shaped concrete building nature center somewhere in lionmouth County spent two that is the most likely location for the center if it locates noun walkuj* The Deal Test Site here yesterday after- on the test site. noon, and pronounced the 208-acre trmct, a prime con- tender for the new center, as "delightful," "exciting," A large glassed-in room at one end of the structure, and "workable." ^ which once boused sensitive tracking devices, would be ideal for an exhibit area, she said. The next move is up to Ocean Township officials, said The major building on the site is being used by the Nancy Gahn, Rumson, a steering committee member, Ocean Township Board of Education and several persons who hopes to meet with Fenton Hudson, township man- on the walk were appalled by the number of trucks, ager here, within the next It days. stacks of tires, and bits and pieces of road equipment Initial reactions from Mayor Joseph A. Palaia and that surrounded both buildings. the Township Council here were "very positive" when The Deal Test Site was purchased five years ago for the idea of the Audubon-backed center was proposed a 11.17 million, with state Green Acres funds covering half month ago, and the township's Environmental Commis- the cost. The proposed Audubon center would fit in with sion is actively seeking the new facility. the master plan for the tract and would be an acceptable Mr. Hudson, however, has a list of questions to dis- use for the property, township officials have said. cuss with the Audubon committee, many of them center- Richard Farm, director of the New Jersey Audubon ing around questions of loaning or leasing a municipally- Society, and Mrs. Forshee made a cursory tour of the owned property, purchased with state Green Acres funds, outer edges of the tract last Wednesday, and Mr Farrar to a private organization said "It looked good to him." Alice Forshee, Houndel, a naturalist with the Mon- The eight-member steering committee is still consid- mouth Museum Nature Center for 11 years before she ering several other proposed sites, including the Swim- quit last month to Join the New Jersey Audubon stalf, ming River Natural Area in Tinton Falls, the Sandy Hook will head the new center wherever it is eventually lo- division of Gateway National Recreation Area, and the cated. Deserted Village at Allaire: Mrs. Forshee said yesterday she was familiar with The Policy Park Citizens Committee asked two the terrain at the northern end of the test site from her weeks ago that Poricy Park in Middletown be withdrawn frequent nature sessions with students from the Dow Ave. from consideration, since it had its own brand-new, •WMMr Mwto *1 Dm HUttm school. staffed nature center. POTENTIAL NATURE CENTER - Raymond Nature Center to Alice Forshee, centtr, Holm- But the rest of the tour, led by Barbara Novick of the Wherever Mrs. Forshee ends up, she said she will J. Hodnett, who designed site plan for Ocean del, Audubon staff naturalist, and Audrey Bral- environmental commission, through stands of gray birch continue her work with Monmouth County schools and Township's 208-acre Deal Test Site Green nard, right, Holmdel, a trustee of New Jersey and bayberry, and wet woodlands already sprouting trout will expand programs her environmental education pro- Acres area, points out building being consid- Audubon, during walking tour yesterday of the lilies and Mayflowers and the first fiddleheads of bracken grams for adults and community groups. ered as potential New Jersey Audubon Society test site. Gen. Lucius Clay, Berlin airlift hero, dies at 80

CHATHAM, Mass. (AP) - After victory in Europe, He held that post until his France and the United States of the western world's out- World War II, Clay was rush- vestment bankers, and an ex- Gen. Lucius D. Clay, 80, dep- Clay was named deputy mili- retirement from the Army In — out of the former German standing experts on Soviet ed in. He doubled the flow in ecutive of other corporations. uty to Gen. Dwlght D. Elsen- tary governor of Germany in 1949 He established the capital. tactics and policies in Eu- a day and quadrupled It in In 19(13, there was a move- hower in the European The- 1046, and the following year round-the-clock airlift of sup- Clay rose from captain to rope. less than 3 weeks. ment to draft htm for the Re- ater In World War II and the became commander-in-chief plies to Berlin that cracked full general In just seven It was in Europe that Clay "He looks like a Roman publican presidential nomi- man who engineered the Ber- of U.S. forces in Europe and the Soviet blockade aimed at years. During his 91-year accomplished some of his pro-consul and acts like one," nation. In 1K8, he was elect- lin Airlift, died shortly before of the military government of forcing the other three oc- Army career, Clay served most noteworthy feats. When a British official once said of ed chairman of the board of midnight Sunday at his Cape the US Zone in Germany cupying powers - England, presidents from Franklin D. a supply bottleneck at Clay. Radio Free Europe. Cod home. Roosevelt to John F Ken- Cherbourg threatened to stall Clay was bom In Marietta, nedy. the Normandy invasion In With Clay at his death were Ga., a year before the Span- Roosevelt sent him to assist bis wife, the former Marjorie ish -American War began. His Cable car Eisenhower, the Supreme Al- McKeown, and two sons, Gen. Lout 'miki" device father was a U.S. Senator. So lied Commander in Europe, Lucius D. Clay Jr., of the Air Continued Ken Spencer, 22, a rescuer NEW DELHI, India (AP) was a great, great uncle, and Clay directed occupation Force, and Army Ma]. Gen. from the Squaw Valley Ski - Prime Minister Morarji Kentucky's renowned Henry scaled skllift towers then policies from the start. Frank B. Clay. School, said he was carrying Desai said today that a nucle- Clay, "The Great Com- maneuvered along the cables Harry Truman made him promiser." Clay had been in falling to reach the damaged tram. the woman when "she died on ar monitoring device was lost the top American .military Clay began his career as an health but until recently had They said some of the survi- me on the way down. It really In the Himalayas in 1065 dur- commander In Europe In the engineer, working in Brazil, been active as a consultant to vors were singing songs like puts a lump in your throat." ing a mission carried out post-war years. As president, Panama and the Philippines The Continental Goup, for- "Jesus Loves Me" and whis- Placer County Sheriff's Sgt. jointly by the United States Eisenhower made him chair- He was in charge of building merly the Continental Can pering "The Lord's Prayer." Steve Cader identified the and India "with the approval man of a committee to look the Red River Dam at Dan- Co., wh ich he served as Three men were killed out- victims, all of California, as or the highest political level into the possibilities of a mas- Ison, Tex. He ran a huge de- While You wait chairman of the board from right. The woman died as she Gina Wisniewskl, 20; her hus- of the government of India at sive domestic highway pro- fense airport program Just 1950 until his retirement in was lowered from the car. band Dean, 31, of Alameda; the time." But the prime min- gram. Kennedy sent him back before World War II. "*' wolf press m'c Geieral Lictas (lay IM. Diepak Merchant, 31, Menlo ister told Parliament there 170 Monmouth Start Park; and Lawrence Hlnkle, to Berlin as a trouble-shooter should be no cause [or alarm After retiring, he became a in the early 1060s. senior partner of Lehman Red Bank, 741-9300 28, MUpitas. about possible radiation poi- formtrly Qrtnl P"n'# 'l| The weekend weather at Clay was regarded as one soning Brothers, New York In- After 35 she remembers Squaw VAlley was so severe that the resort was almost SMOKIE III (AP) - Ema returned full force Sunday said Mrs. Cans. "And instead isolated. The accident site Cans is an American now, liv- night as she and millions of of silence they're now talking could be reached only by skis ing a world away from her Americans watched an NBC about it, learning about it and and tracked vehicles like native Poland. It's been 35 television portrayal of those maybe will have a lesson snowmobiles. The evacuees years since I million fellow years. from history, Instead of for- were taken down the moun- Jews were slaughtered in the "Finally people are recogo- getting about history." tain by tractor. Nazi nightmare. nlzing the importance of Mrs. Gans survived, liber- Women and children were Still she remembers. knowledge, aad- what hap- ated from a concentration rescued first from both cars. The terror of the Holocaust pened during the Holocaust," camp In IMS when she was Some children balked at leav- 20. Among those who did not. ing the cars. One mother Her mother, her father, two bribed her children by offer- Holocaust brothers. ing a vacation if they would Continued Now a resident of this heav- get into the harness. it's something the world should know about." ily Jewish suburb north of Men drew numbers for their Rabbi Barry Dov Lerner of Temple Beth-Ahm, Mata- Chicago, Mrs. Gans said the rescue order. No. 11, Dr. Roy wan, tried to explain the difficulty of responding to the Holocaust has always been Clayburn of Stockton, said, first episode which depicted brutality and despair In "topic No. 1" among Survi- "I've never seen a rescue op- graphic detail. vors of Nazi concentration eration flow so well." "It's very difficult to respond rationally to a program camps. "It was a slow procedure," like this. And people tend to want to run away from it al- "When we met together we Mott said. "We brought blan- together. There is a tendency on the part of many peopel always talked about it. kets and tried to make people to wait for all the survivors to die out. There's no way that you can more comfortable. It took "Then of course there's fear — there but for the grace blot it out of your memory " about seven hours to get them of God go I. As the fictional narrative of aU out." "I'm just afraid that the most terrible thing of all Is a Jewish and a German Nazi The tram was installed that the world didn't learn a lesson. It could happen family started unfolding Sun- nine years ago, said Ford, and again. Look at Lebanon. There is a Jehad against Chris- day night on television, Mrs. was inspected by the Califor- tians now. in Lebanon. Gans said, "I don't know if nia Division of Industrial "We watched how many millions die in Nigeria?" he I'm afraid — memories will Safety. Ford said he believed asked. be coming back. But I don't the last Inspection was in "I'd like to hope that a program like this makes a dif- think I'm afraid of the memo- February. ference. That's all we have — hope." ries . . . it (the program) will The Rev. Gerald S. Mills of Tower Hill Presbyterian just reaffirm what we survi- Church, Red Bank, observed that "in order to make it ac- vors were saying all the ceptable for public viewing the whole horror cannot be time." Israel portrayed. Time after time during the Continued "I hope," he added, "that the product of this won't be telecast, Mrs. Gans said the guilt but understanding. Instead of tolerance, which is a three other Holocaust survi- words" and said it could not form of putting up with people, there could be love, which vors she watched It with In- be substituted for "a clear is accepting them." terjected comments — about and credible policy." The par- The series will continue tonight, Tuesday and Wednes- how so few Jews accepted ty said the West Bank dispute day nights, and according to the Rev. Mills, "it's not too what the Nazis were doing as has deadlocked peace talks late for people to begin watching it." portents of greater evils. and eroded world support for Israel. In Cairo, Egyptian Presi- dent Anwar Sadat told a Weather: Fair tonight group of American clergymen be Is "looking forward to the through tomorrow. Average Yesterday'! Ugk teapera PC 47 J7 II moment when Begin and the tart at The Register's weath- wave heights, 1-) feet tonight. ti ii H *• Israeli cabinet can see again BurUndio* PC 41 » 17 er stadea was II degrees ni tl 71 W M TIDES ClwrWIon. S.C. K II II II the correct inspiration" be- tfee lew, 17. II was 5J.lt CKorloXf Cd SO 37 I? SaadyHMk CNcago hind Egypt's peace Initiative p.m. aid Me tveralgkt Itw Clmlnnoil cd SI J» SO Cwvtum! PC S3 M SO "Whever they are ready, 1 Cou cd SI 3S S3 m M. Ttday's I a.n. tern TODAY - High J:» p.m. and MUFIWtClb K PC IS II U am ready for full peace," Sa- •entire was M. There was D cd SI M « low 9:42 p.m. rn SI II SI dat said •• •reelaltallei li the 14 PC si n SJ Meanwhile, UN. Secretary- TOMORROW - High J:42 tl M 17 . Lottie Peterson MIDDLETOWN - John V and Tuesday and Thursday Milos, 48, of 28 Bayberry tions. In addition, the federal evenings. The 9 week series WOMEN'S OR MEN'S SHAVING CARTtlDGES " LITTLE SILVER - Mrs Lane, died yesterday at Riv- Bureau of Outdoor Recrea- begins May 2 and participa- Lottie Peterson, 82, of 135 erview Hospital, Red Bank. tion, (BOR) makes money tion is requested on a twice-a- Plnckney Road, died yes- Bom in BjVonne, Mr. Milos available for blkeways run- week basis. Registration is terday at her home. moved hereTl years ago. ning through recreational open now for this program Bom in Wall Township, she He was a communicant of lands, says Mr. Spitz. had lived In Red Bank before St. Mary's Roman Catholic "We have to start consid- moving here 22 years ago. Church, New Monmouth. He ering the bicycle as a major She was a member of the was a former member of the form of transportation in the United Methodist Church in Middletown Democratic Club years to come. As fossil fuels Red Bank and the church's and the Thursday Night Har- become more expensive, the ROLL ON SHAMPOO MUdrtd Morris group mony Bowling League. Mr average citizen," according DEODORANT ASIMNGENT. UM0N, STUWWRY She was the widow of John Milos had been a senior to Mr. Spitz, "will be turning UNJCENTED OR REGULAR ULSAMORMMSniK Peterson who died in 1M1. engineer for 27 years with the to the bicycle in order, to fill Surivivlng is a sister, Mrs. Western Electric Company, the gap that mass trans- 1.5 OZ. BOTTLE 8 OZ. BOTTLE Viola MegUI of Farmlngdale, Clark. portation will be unable to and several nieces and neph- Surviving are his widow, support." ews, Including Mrs. Helen Mrs. Laura Milos; a son, Dean, with whom she lived. John R. Milos, at home, two ('.hiiivh aiding The Worden Funeral daughters, Mrs. Anne Marie Home, Red Bank, is in charge Hill, here and Miss Patrice food program DIVORCED? RITE AID of arrangements. Milos, at home and two grandchildren. with stamps Knowing your problems first hand, Rae Lindsay in. Death Notice* The John Pfleger Funeral COLOR FILM MATAWAN - The First writes about them and Home, New Monmouth is is in Baptist Church. 232 Main St.. FLEMING— M« lmm.t. Of charge of arrangements. the problems of all 126 OR 110 WaMt »«Kh On Apfll It. mi is supporting a "Food For Ilimnili of lt» kilt Anno J. Inn Sum single people in "FIRST ™ ftlltuf of Mr. t J. Clark Jr Stamps" program in an at- It, UMrt F Rojt'l. «'• Oioroe Workers programs PERSON SINGULAR," a 12 EXPOSURES Mri. KlcHorrj Solon. John I tempt to alleviate distress in J I. Jr. Funeral Mail ol SI new, twice-a-week II C. Church. New Monmouth. slated ut Brookdulc Bangladesh. lot II am Vllllollon ot feature appearing. Doy Funeral Horn*. IS LINCROFT - Nearly 50 The program based in l.t M Bonk, on Tvpidar million workers fall outside of Louisville. Ky., Involves col- I donation* to Iht Rtd the protective jurisdiction of lecting used postage stamps Every Thursday ._.C HWI Sctiool Brood St.. • ink. •»rf or tut Curl ill on American labor laws. They which are sold, the proceeds and include farm workers, domes- being used by the Salvation Every Sunday tic employees, independent Army in Bangladesh to feed Ml LOS— John V., 00.1 <• 01 It contractors, and workers in children. Start/no small businesses. In keeping According to Rev. Lewis Thursday, April 20 with its commitment to serve Kisenwether, properly pre- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES the community, Brookdale pared stamps may be in Community College will spon- brought to the church where sor a three session program The Dairy Register RIUAId Pharmacies they will be shipped to Ken- MM ' Hobl in* Seaview Square intended to generate critical tucky. The Sunday Register 48 Bro»d SI Airport Plaza Monmouth Mai Rl 36 & Valley Dr Bridge Ave. & Rt 88 thinking about the life cir- Those wishing to contribute 747-3TK M4-1114 %n-4*» M1-4M* W1-M71 I22-1SH cumstances of this growing should not remove stamps wmom cowrm RIUAId Discount Canters segment of the population. from the envelope, but cut nue 640-44 Cootanan Avenus HWM. M E- Sessions are scheduled at 8 them out leaving a % to ^ saui MMU mmvum T'lnltrmonl P" .. aKrrt CM-t* p.m. on Wednesdays, April II, inch margin on all four sides mmsm HAM » BWWMWT iltollon TuMdoy ) Hand May 3. of the stamp. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 17. 1878 TheCMtyRegUer 5 Gyps against small business Directory-invoice scheme bilks millions of dollars Ij SYLVIA PORTER solicited pay, with a single solicitation totaling hundreds of —Suspect any invoice requiring a check to be sent (Flnt »f flvt (•!••••) thousands of dollars As fast as one scheme ends, a new overseas England. South Africa, and Germany often seem II you run a small business, you will be the target of one pops up Many even manage to stay within the law. to be used as bases for invoice frauds. Compile a list of iwindlers swarming all over the U.S. in 1(78 on the biggest But it's not much of a law The promoter can select his your subscriptions and directories. Keep it handy. If the scale ever. The economic background marks you as a YOUOtR« MONEY'S own disclosure Effective this past Dec. 8, postal regu- name is not on your list, don't pay the invoice. sucker even more than the gullible consumer: fierce com- lations require "a solicitation in the guise of an invoice" —Investigate who is behind that P.O. Box or mail drop. petition for customers in a slowly expanding marketplace, (the official name of this con) to disclose in big type: Ask your suppliers for any P 0 Boxes they use. Cross-ref- growing anxiety on the part of business to avoid offending WORTH This is a solicitation for the order of goods or services, or erence the box to the name Don't send a check to a box minorities of any type; an extraordinarily large swing of both, and not a bill, invoice, or statement of accounts due not on your list. individuals from the role of the untrained, unhappy em- You are under no obligation to make any payments on ac- —Don't be intimidated by an invoice. Take your time. ployee to the coveted ranks of "my own boss"; weak laws •MIIIIOIMIIIIIIIIIHH M (••1IIIIMI count of this offer unless you accept this offer." But the —And whether you get ripped off or just receive a and even weaker enforcement. The bill touts the directory as including the leading con man also may use the old disclosure required since phony invoice. COMPLAIN. Contact your local postal in- The key point is that the most successful of the business and professional firms in the US and urges pay- 1972. with similar language although some variation in type spector or Belter Business Bureau. Ask for an affidavit for schemes that will bilk small businesses of hundreds of mil- ment for the renewal order on receipt of invoice. You are a size reporting "look-alike invoices." Send It with the material lions of dollars this year also will be the simplest conscientious bookkeeper, pay the total asked promptly Clearly, the new law gives you little extra protection you received, including the envelope in which the invoice To detect these gyps and protect yourself, you must be But in its gyp (not honest) form, your firm never ordered So to protect yourself against phony invoices: came, to Postal Inspection Service, Fraud Branch, U.S. constantly on guard against the commonplace rip-offs — the ad, never advertised in the directory before The publi- —Check the authorizations Just because the invoice Postal Service, Washington, DC 20260 and this holds whether you are a small store keeper or ex- sher's office is a P 0. Box Neither the listing nor the di- says "AUTHORIZED by Henry Smith, V.P , " doesn't 1978's swindlers specializing in small business gyps are ecutive or bookkeeper, etc. To be specific, a top and ra- rectory will be printed. mean it was. creative, clever, sophisticated con men. Vow today that pidly growing scheme is: Simple and petty? Simple, yes Petty11 "No way," says —Doublecheck an invoice addressed to "Accounting you will not be among their record numbers of victims this THE DIRECTORY INVOICE. You get an invoice for James J Lack, president of the Better Business Bureau of Depl" for '* or '^ page ads year Use this series to help you detect this year's biggest $75, $2W, or $750, etc., for a listing in a trade directory Metropolitan New York. "It's tough to know how many —Look for a company or executive name that is mis KhkntN before they catch you with an impressive word in its title — such as "Global millions of dollars are taken from businesses each year by spelled, a wrong lille, or an executive listed who has been Tomorrow (herkwhter swindles, maintenance and Worldwide," "Universal Hemisphere," or whatever. this one scheme. Some experts estimate 5 per cent of firms promoted or is dead forgery variations Minority advertising solicitation frauds. Carter branded country's No. 1 inflator NEW YORK - President the Atlantic Ocean "dry") price-boosting import controls by Washington insiders for flation in America. The condi- will subside, as they have in LOUIS Carter's noble new crusade Carter Is the same presi- on such products as shoes, the most cynical of reasons: tion, bom in Washington, will the past; if we don't, then all against inflation reminds me dent who kept pressuring Ar- steel and color TV. it diverts attention from the persist nationwide until our the proclamations and instant of the fellow in the old story thur Bums to accelerate even Carter is the same presi- government, which really leaders face the most elemen- presidential conversions in RUKEYSER who murdered both his moth- further the inflationary dent who proposed new in- starts the inflation, to those tary n( economic realities: the world won't stop the mon- er and his father — and then growth of the nation's money creases in sugar prices and private citizens who respond that the best way to control ster in his course. So, wel- pleaded in court for clemency supply. milk price supports — and to it). wages and prices is to control come aboard, Jimmy, but on the ground that he was an Carter is the same presi- who helped saddle the nation Neither exhortations nor government spending. If we please start shooting in the orphan. dent who (as some of his top with a horendous 10-year in- controls will eliminate in- do, then private pressures right direction. Inflation is, to be sure, a officials private admit) repea- crease in Social Security critical problem for the coun- tedly has put inflation "on the taxes. try — and will continue to be back burner" when political Carter Is the same presi- so long after Carter's moist considerations urged a differ- dent who has buddled up to calls for restraint have eva- ent policy decision. Tip O'Neill and Teddy Ken- ported - but it would have Carter's the same president nedy, and studiously avoided been more useful if the presi- who ignored his economists' using the presidential veto dent had stopped his pious warnings and signed an in- against inflationary legisla- finger-pointing long enough to flationary farm bill, which tion. take a harder look in his own alone increased spending by Carter has been, in short, mirror. $7 billion and whose impact is the country's No. 1 inflator now being felt In every super- for the last 15 months. So What we got, instead, was a market in America. while It is splendid to have sort of born-again "WIN" but- Carter's the same president him now emerge from in- ton. who approved sharp increases tellectual hibernation and join UCTC Carter is, after all, the in the minimum wage — bow- in condemning the menace, it same president who, both as ing under the knucle of is a little as if the Anopheles a candidate in 1976 and in of- George Meany despite testi- mosquito had denounced ma- fice In 1977, focused most of mony for virtually every laria. his economic attention on the serious economist in the coun- Ironically, the soundest supposed need — largely fic- try that the measure would part of Carter's new program tional from the start — for contrute to hard-core is the part that has received Presents greatly stepped up govern- unemployment, ami to in-the most criticism - usually ment "stimulus." And "stim- flation as well. coming from those even more ulating," in Washington's coy Carter Is the same presi- extreme inflators who con- euphemism, turned out to be scientiously learn from every- "inflating" for the rest of us. dent who smiled as the coal miners wrested a disastrously thing except experience. inflationary wage settlement These misguided critics take The Big* Carter is the same presi- dent, who with the country — and who supported a bat- issue with Carter for declin- now entering the fourth tery of price-increasing legis- ing to ask for wage and price straight year of the longest lation that marched under the controls - a disruptive in- peacetime expansion since banners of "consumerism" effectual "solution" that nev- world War II, is nonetheless and "envlronmenUUsm." er has worked for long since proposing a budget with a $60 Carter is the same presi- the Emperor Diocletian first Circle billion deficit. 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Oakhurst, Port Monmouth earnings, it Is an attractive las, Tex., and not from its service computerized photo- long-term buy bade operations, which per- compositor The Daily Register The days of J. Edgar Hoover Established in 1171 - Published by The Red Ban •jr JACE ANDERSON vaa, a member of Hoover's niques involved in individual Apparently the old tele inner sanctum, told a federal cases." - We disclosed last year ARTHUR Z. KAMIN vision series, "Mission Impos- grand jury that in 1*70 he re- sible," was all too accurate WASHINGTON layed instructions from the that the FBI not only planted Presidejt^and Editor about the practice of govern- FBI director to field agents microphones in an effort to ment leaders ordering unlaw-> that they should employ "any discredit the late Martin Lu- Thomas J. Bly, Executive Editor Iliam F. Sandford, Associate Editor ful missions and disowning ) means necessary" to bring ther King Jr, but considered their underlings if caught ~ • ' the extremists groups to an illicit break-in and bugging There is reason to believe, book. He said Hoover cau- to trap King's convicted as- phatically, "and, con- SHREWSBURY, NJ iY. APRIL 17. 1978 for example, that past presi- tiously avoided directly men- sassin, James Earl Ray, in sequently, no such recommen- dents knew more than the tioning wiretapping, elec- 1M8. The mike was supposed dations should be submitted record discloses about the dir- tronic listening and other for- ANDERSON to be planted on the premises for approval of such matters ne lifting this stuff ty doings of the Central In- bidden acts. But Sullivan of Ray's kinfolk The FBI This practice, which includes telligence Agency. Now we said, within the context of the 14 "subversive targets were plotters acknowledged in a se- tional security, sir also surreptitious entrances have obtained secret evidence discussion, the tacit approval the subject of at least 238 en- cret memo that someone of any kind, will not meet that the late J Edgar Hoover was so clear "it needed no in- tries" by the FBI continuing would have to install "the de- with my approval in the fu- played the same game. terpretation from me." Sulli- until April 1968 This would vices by trespass." But the ture." van resigned in 1172 in a bit- have been more than a year memo added that "the gov- Some of his former officials Obviously, this was in- ter break with Hoover and after Hoover's final dis- ernment of the United States today face prosecution for il- tended to persuade future his- died recently in a hunting ac- avowal. Our sources are em- should surely be willing to legal break-ins, bag jobs and torians that Hoover scrupu- cident phatic that none of these pick up the tab forany judg- bugglngs that the powerful lously obeyed the laws he was would have been initiated ment against those who in- FBI chief may have ordered supposed to enforce Any evi- — Although inter- without Hoover's sanction stalled the microphones." At secretly The evidence in- dence to the contrary natural- departmental documents at- the bottom, the bulldog Hoo- dicates he carefully covered ly would not be left lying test to Hoover's disavowal of - When the Watergate ver scrawled "OK" and an his own tracks to avoid per- around. But this much Is unlawful practices, an in- gang came up with a proposal imperious initial "H." sonal embarrassment if his known: triguing internal report was to crack down on Nixon's po- agents were caught litical enemies by violating — Under closed-door ques- — Under pressure from circulated after Hoover met On the record, Hoover with then-CIA chief Richard their basic rights, Hoover was tioning at the Senate, an FBI then-President Richard Nixon credited with opposing the ne- official admitted that another placed in the official files to disrupt leftwing ex- Helms and other intelligence memos and orders os- officials. The memo admitted farious campaign. But a "black bag job" had taken tremists, the FBI continued memo to Attorney General place in April 1968, and that tentatiously taking a firm its criminal trespassing and that the FBI was conducting stand against unlawful tac- "microphone surveillance" of John Mitchell from the FBI approval would have had to eavesdropping until Hoover's chief pledged cooperation come from above, meaning tics. On Jan. 6, 1967, he noti- death In 1972 13 extremists, including the fied two of his top aides that home or Black Panther leader "Despite my clearcut and Hoover. Sen Richard Schwei- he would not approve — Virtually nothing wenl on Huey Newton. It is virtually specific opposition," Hoover ker, R.-Pa , noted this was a requests (or illegal planting of in the close-knit FBI that es- impossible to plant a micro- wrote, "the FBI is prepared "clear-cut situation where a listening devices on private caped Hoove/'s notice. Even phone in someone's home to implement the instructions memo says one thing and yet premises veteran colleagues feared lo without trespassing of the While House at your di- one or two people at the top take any major action with- rection. Of course, we would are doing something differ- "I have previously in- out his being informed Al- — Following Hoover's continue to seek your specific ently, whether it Is setting up dicated that I do not intend to most every paper clip had lo death, the Justice Depart- authorization, where appro- a 'do not file' procedure or approve any such requests in be accounted for. ment disclosed to a closed- priate, to utilize Ihe various going against a memo they is- the future," he declared em- — The late William C Sulli- door Senate investigation that sensitive investigative tech- sued." Wrestling with the truth By JIM BISHOP iiimiliiiiimiii iiHiiMiiiitiiiiHtmiHii cold and he began to jerk his As they came out of their Irv was careful He drove shoulders. corners, I glanced at my slower than the stream of THE "Follow me," he said. We . watch. Charley was low-down traffic. He didn't cheat on Liz went in a side door There dirty. The crowd got on him. because (1) he didn't want to; was a ring and about 20 rows A stout woman tried to stick and (2) she would have bro- REPORTER ol seats rising up on four sides. an umbrella in his bade. The ken his neck. Irv sold used The first seven were filled decibels of noise grew. Irv cars outside Paterson, N.J. nil "Minimum,ii with men and women who was so weak he sank to his He never told a customer who chatted. Boys in while sold like so many armories built in knees. bought a bomb that it was cold beer and potato chips. Roosevelt's time. "The Charley grabbed Irv's chest anything but a bomb. Nobody was buying. crazies are inside already." and propelled him between We were on our way to Con- We drove on to a beanery The dressing rooms were BISHOP the ropes. Irv held on to one necticut. This was Irv's last below decks. The dungeon and slid into the front row. He The blowzy lady behind the the orders. I angel it again wrestling match. He was a smelled of liniment and urine. barely made It back. The two register gave Irv a smile. tonight. Charley heels It. big man with a slouchy gait, "Com'mere" he said. We men grappled, grunted. "You gonna win tonight?" First three minutes, he fouls a busted nose, and a sprig of stepped into a room with a Charley tried to tear Irv's she said. me every way possible. I play Computer link for police blond parsley on top. Among chair, a busted mirror, a right leg off. Irv played fair "I always win," he said. pain and groggy. He tosses other things, he was not a hanging groin cup and some until Charley slammed his With the approval of the Board A State Law Enforcement Plan- Not quite. Almost. He me out the right side of the talker. Ace bandages. "My oppo- head against a ring post. Irv of Freeholders, police departments ning Agency (SLEPA) grant will dropped more main events ring. I land in the first row. nent," he said, grinning. won, according to my watch, throughout the county soon will be- supply 1139,000 for the initial com- He would be tough in an al- than a nervous honeymooner. "I climb back. We try six ley fight because he knew all Irv was a good opener. He "Charley. Jim Bishop. This at exactly 17 minutes. come able to be linked by a computer puter contract. Once the freeholders guy writes down everything wrestling holds. We grunt. We the mean moves I figured lifted the maniacs out of strain. The ref tries to count We drove back to Jersey. system. In addressing the freehol- are committed to the system, Mr. you say, so be careful " him for 40 His brows were so apathy into a fury of fists. me out. The crowd should go "How do you fake those fly- ders last week, Daniel R. Kashey, Kashey estimates it will cost the scarred that, under the right The promotors liked Irv. He Charley was dark. He was nuts. Charley punches my ing out of the ring things and director of the Monmouth County county $74,000 annually, compared to light, Irv looked 60 had a bowl of navy bean soup bigger than Irv, and younger. head against a ring post. I get those slams against posts?" I Police Computer Office, said the the $60,000 it now spends to maintain 1 blew Into my fists. "It's and four slices of rye and cof- He had little brown eyes and mad. At 17 minutes, I deck said. He shook his head. "The cold," I said. He nodded as system will provide better record the teletype system. fee. "How much you getting no upper lip. He was soaking i him with a punch and pin him guy who heels it whispers ev- we crossed the bridge and tonight?" "Seventy-five and storage, an improved method of his-paws in brine We went for the count." ery move he makes before he We're well into the computer turned toward Westchester carfare. It's enough." I never back up the ramp. A little makes it. I just go along with deploying personnel and coordina- He walked slowly toward age, and its effects — for better or and an armory in Con- saw Irv laugh Sometimes he man in a big overcoat and a the ring as the announcer bel- the script and try not to get tion of anti-crime resources. worse — involve most aspe.cts of our necticut. "This car don't have opened the big mouth and cigar took Irv by the arm. lowed future world-shaking bruised." no heater," he said. "When I At present, police departments lives. Computers can store data and gargled. This was when some- They went back down to the events. Twelve rows of seats "Okay," I said. "How did pick one off the lot, I never thing struck him funny. dressing rooms, are connected by a county teletype they can speedily transmit informa- were nearly filled. Irv got a you know when 17 minutes take a good one. As long as it I paid the lady. She had a I waited. In time, Irv came good hand. The people booed were up?" He opened his service. tion to interested parties. As law en- gets me there .. ." bright eye for Irv. She had up in white shorts and laced Charley. The ref called them mouth wide and gargled. Several municipalities have al- forcement procedures become more An hour later, he slow- seen him wrestle, and 1 imag- up shoes. to ring center and made a "The ref has a watch," he ready agreed to the switch from and more sophisticated, the comput- td "Thai's il." he said, point- ined that she could imagine — , "That was the boss," he production number out of fair said. "He tells us when time's teletypes to computer terminals, and er can tx'tan effective tool in com- ing. It was square and ugly, let It pass. We walked in the said softly. "We both go by play. up." Mr. Kashey said he expects at least bating crime. We hope the freehol- 30 police departments will be using ders permit Mr. Kashey to get on the system within three years. with his project. Hot times and wet blankets l By JAMES J. KILPATRK'K "" ' ' ' " "" """cede" s or a Cadillac as a prize. Public housing projects are Riverview's parking project The young gentleman also designed to be unspeakably One sighs The word from arranged for a prodigious Riverview Hospital would like to rage project could start all over CONSERVATIVE dreary, lest the beauty of gar- New Haven is that the party spread. His menu called'for dens corrupt the souls of the use property adjacent to its East again, but without generating the planned by Alex Kwon, Ihe roast pig and broiled lobster, poor. Food stamps cannot be Wing to build a five-story parking opposition aqd confusion that, unfor- son of a Korean steel mag- VIEW prepared by 10 Japanese used to pay for beer or wine garage. When we first heard about tunately, now exist. In the rush to nate, has been called off The chels. A dozen bartenders Mr. Carter would kill off the the proposal, we believed it would get state and municipal approvals, spirit of Croat Gatstfy suc- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiililint I in mil were to preside at four bars, two-martini lunch. cumbs to stuffiness irium- where two truckloads of li- provide some real relief for the tempers have become frayed and the "nad 10.000 fake French 500- There are times, honest to phanl Puritanism rides franc notes printed up; he or- quor, imported beer'and parking problems faced by the hos- real purpose of the garage — along goodness, when the country again. dered blackjack and baccarat Chateau La Fitte Rothschild loses its sense of humor and pital and Red Bank. We still think it with its urgent need — seems to champagne would be pro- Perhaps you saw Ihe story tables from New York His KILPATRICK takes itself much too se- would be a fine facility. have been forgotten. II seems thai young,Kwon, a Very Important Guests were vided The party was to cost riously. We fall into spasms of 140.000 By using the long downward Riverview at one time wanted to senior al Yale, decided lo to be given 25,00(1 francs as ment in an alabaster box or morality and find a certain Ihrow a first-class party. He ' they camp in; others were to Alas, once the invitations slope of the property, only a small connect the main hospital with the with a barrel of good German complacent pleasure of our arranged for the use of Yale be handed 1.000 francs only had gone out to a thousand beer, some pietistic fellow is own in going tut-tut-tut at the portion of the building would be vis- East Wing, but that venture was Commons, the university's Kwon let it be known that if guests, gossip about this certain to object thai it could good-time Gatsbys of this ible from East Front Street. It was abandoned when members of the largest dining room, and any guest managed to win a sumptuous nonsense could no have been sold for much and world. Bui it is the Gatsbys. designed that way not only to make borough's official family vehemently planned tn turn it into a gam- million francs in play money. longer be contained. Yale's given to the poor. or the Kwons, who provide bling casino for the night. He Kwon would give him a Mer- president-designate. A. Bar- II seems never to occur to the delicious seasoning of fol- the best use of the space, but to opposed it. We would not want the tlett Giamatti. had the good please borough officials and resi- hospital to abandon its garage plans the critics thai Kwon's (40,000 ly that sparks the humdrum sense to wash his hands of the was not to vanish in thin air world around us. dents whose aesthetic senses are of- because they basically are good. It's matter completely: "I have It would have gone, quite pre- Doubtless there are better time for some clear and sound nothing to do with the party fended by construction along the riv- cisely, to persons less fortu- ways for a senior student to erfront. thinking, devoid of personal feelings and 1 don't want to have any- • nate than he — to crooks, thing to do with it." make his mark at Yale, but We wish this entire parking ga- and animosities. waiters, busboys, bartenders there is something to be said Other authorities felt com- and musicians; to the sup- for the one superlative bash. pelled to pontificate. Yale's pliers of flowers, lobsters, Memory works that way. The Secretary Henry Chauncey suckling pigs and engraved mind returns to the single oc- Detente in Marlboro found Kwon's party appalling. . invitations; to dozens of hon- casion — to the one flower, "It is from the past, and Marlboro's Mayor Arthur Gold- we're certain that the township est artisans and laborers who one butterfly, one kiss, one there is no longer any place earn their living in ways that *lg and John F. Croddick, presi- would suffer. perfect day of field or for il. It is silly and gaudy. If Brother Chauncey may not stream, one unforgettable ex- dent of the township council, have I'd known about this in ad- We asked for this Marlboro "de- often think about. plosion of fireworks on a sum- announced that they have reached a vance, I would have asked mer night. tente" and we've gotten it, at least him, 'Is this really the way Underlying our puritanical cwipromise on a controversial pro- objection to extravagance js for now. We aren't suggesting that you want to make your mark Remember Alex Kwon's ca- posal that would permit the council at Yale? All that money could the Calvinistic notion that' sino back in 78? It might all parties involved should be in con- pleasure and sin are closely to hear »ppeais of Planning Board have been used to help people have been remembered long- stant agreement, but we do think it decisions. less fortunate than you.'" related. The notion is deep- er, and more lovingly, than is imperative that elected and ap- rooted in the American this year's Yalies will ever These murmurs of dis- The council's majority, led by pointed officials there adhere to a psyche. It dominates much of remember who served as Mr. Croddlci,, ted an ordi- approval proved too much for our public welfare system president of the class. had adop policy of working for what is the Kwon. He had wanted only nance setting Up tne council appeal good of the township. "to do the extraordinary provisions, but nsyor Goldzweig ve- thing in an unusual fashion in toed it. As things now stand, the ve- Marlboro residents should have an unlikely place." Nothing of Today in history toed ordinance M\\\ be revised so a healthy interest in determining the sort could be condoned at Yale. He scrubbed the party By T»e Associated Press age of 84. that procedures v»l\\ b outlined for which political party or which politi- e and cancelled his truckloads On this date in 1521, the In 1M1, Virginia seceded cal leaders have control of township those wishing to »^eai pianning of booze. Diet at Worms, Germany, ex- from the Union. Board decisions. affairs. They must have had their What about all this? The communicated Martin Luther In 1M1, in World War II. Since the start of u>t year many fill of politics for 1978, however, and story provokes some melan- from the Catholic Church af- Yugoslavia surrendered to ter the former monk had re- politically oriented "issun» naye hi* paycheck, went Chauncey's homiletic ex- continued to wage guerrilla position is at least as old as heresy. such hostility and time-consuming should be attacking township prob- lo the grocery store, came home and sat warfare. Matthew 26:9. Whether one is In 1710, Benjamin Franklin In IMS, U.S. bombers hit arguments were to be continued. lems rather than each other. down al lhal desk . . .* dealing with precious oint- died in Philadelphia at the Palermo, Sicily. Guarneri quartet is impressive SHHEWSBURY, N.J •y DAVID TURNER and newcomers to the concert rather lackluster fashion dur- While passages in the ceptions, rather than his emo- WEST LONG BRANCH - scene It was sufficiently di- ing the early stages of the tions The Guarneri String Quartet Beethoven quartet swung verse in style to hold the au- first piece Fortunately, Mr back and forth between clas- The bright, clear spirit of came to Monmoutb College dience's interest, but not so Steinhardt's enthusiasm and this weekend, but almost no sic restraint and Romantic this piece was matched by daring or experimental that animation spread to his col- passion, the musicians the sparkle of the group's per- students took advantage of anyone would be alienated leagues in time for the final the opportunity to hear one of achieved a much more con- formance, making this the The evening began with passages of the Beethoven the world's finest chamber sistently emotional tone, freshest, and liveliest piece of Beetho4ns Quartet in G Ha work ensembles in a lively and en- while performing the Schu- the concert jor, one of sii quartets he joyable performance. With the musicians in full mann piece The Guarneri Quartet has wrote between 1798 and 1800, swing, and the audience After intermission, the been performing together While the students were ab- while the still in his twenties warmed up, the transition Guarneri Quartet returned since ltM, and it has toured sent, their places in Pollak Passages in the work into the more completely Ro- with a performance of one of together throughout the Auditorium were taken by a seemed rooted in the highly mantic Schumann Quartet in Debussy's few chamber com- United States and Europe small, but appreciative au- formal, classic style ol the F Major was accomplished positions, the Quartet in G dience of local residents and The program was sponsored 18th century, and were devel- easily minor of IBM faculty members by Great Performances at oped by Beethoven climaxes The quartet's performance Debussy is often viewed as Monmouth, Inc, and was par- The quartet's program of of full-blooded l»th Romantic of this piece was surprisingly the musical equivalent of the tially funded by the Mon works by Beethoven, Schu- passion powerful lor a small group in French Impressionist paint- mouth College Revolving mann, and Debussy was wi- The quartet, with the ex- a large auditorium, and it Fund and a grant from the THE GUARNERI QUARTET - Arnold Steinhardt, John Dalley, Michael ers, and this quartet shows Tree, and David Soyer of the renowned Guarneri Quartet delighted a Mon- sely chosen to appeal to both ception of violinist Arnold was well-received by the au- that he shared their fascina- New Jersey Council on the sophisticated music lovers Steinhardt, performed in a dience. mouth College Audience this weekend with a program of chamber music by tion with the artist's per- Arts Beethoven, Schumann, and Debussy. 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And that's just the way helped formulate for Shulton she is "Of course using it isn't going to Celebrated beauties often are so self-In- change your life. It doesn't promise you'll volved that they're dull Not Candice! She's meet Mr. Right if you dab II behind the a lively, delightful, multi-faceted young ears," she said. "But using CIE makes woman me feel better. It's a very fresh, feminine I especially like her no-nonsense ap- and modem scent 1 wear it from early proach to beauty. Candice cares about morning through evening " her appearance but doesn't exaggerate its importance. Like every woman, she Her application technique is to apply has a few beauty problems But she's dis- the perfume immediately after her bath, covered how to deal with them and that's then wait a few minutes and spray on the that cologne "That way my entire body ab- A NEW YOU

For example, like many who were born sorbs the fragrance," she suggested, "but blond, Candice now has brown hair it's not overwhelming " A TOUCH OF LIGHTENING Candice not only helped choose the for- "I was a little towhead as a child," the mula for CIE, she named it. dazzling young actress told me, "but "Research showed that the fragrances when I was 7, my hair started to darken, that sold best began with the letter C," so I have it highlighted. Leslie Blanchard she said, "so I suggested C for a does it, and It really makes a difference " name, but it was taken. We finally de- It literally makes a shade of difference, cided to call it 'Ci' but spell it CIE." giving Candice a blond look that suits her JUST FOR YOU skin tones. The highlighting is subtle — Dear Emily: I'm a dark-skinned black not streaks of blondness but rather a woman It's hard for me to find the right lightening of selected strands around the shade of lipstick because I have two-tone hairline to suggest blondness. It's a tech- lips. The top is dark and the bottom light. nique that Blanchard developed What do you suggest? Ms. T.W Dry skin is another problem Candice Dear Ms. T.W.: Your solution is to hit has coped with successfully on a happy blending of two or more "I do so much flying," she said, "and shades Use a light lipstick on your upper what's more I always seem to be making lip, a dark one on your lower lip. You movies in the desert, so my skin is par- may have to blend in a third or even a ched. Sometimes it feels like I'm 87." fourth shade to get upper and lower lip to Her solution is to avoid soap and water match. BOUQUETS TO YOU - Mrs. Ellen Wold, left, and and use a liquid cleanser. She also uses EMILY WILKENS welcomes letters, Mrs. Linda Grelsman, both Rumson, display a bou- moisturizer for 24-hour-a-day coverage ( but cannot undertake to answer each one. quet of china flowers received for the Rumson "I apply it during the day instead of She will use questions of general interest CELEBRATED BEAUTY — Candace Bergen has a no-non- Country Day School's "Whale of a Sale," for makeup base," Candice told me "If I'm in her column. Address your letters to sense approach to beauty. She cares about her appearance but which they are chairmen. The sale Is sponsored by going out at night, I cleanse my skin and Emily Wilkens, care of this newspaper. doesn't exaggerate its Importance. the mothers' committee to benefit the scholarship fund of the school. It will take place Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon In Rumson Country Day School, Bellevue Av- enue and Ridge Road. A silent auction Is featured as part of the event. Greek Week at college

WEST LONG BRANCH - Omega, Delta Sigma Phi, Phi the Inter-fraternity Council, Final exams begin at Mon- Kappa Psi and Tau Kappa are in charge of Greek Week 8th year for Epsilon) will take part, run- mouth College May 9. But be- planning, with assistance of fore settling down to their ning four 100-yard laps draw- Student Activities director last spurt of study, sorority Ing vehicles they've fashioned John Lister. Country Day and fraternity groups on themselves. Sororities will be campus will join April 24-28 permitted four runners; fra- for an old fashioned spring ternities, two. Each must car- ECONOMY fling they call "Greek Week." ry in the chariot of their fash- auction, sale ioning their president over SHOE REPAIR Charity races, a pie-eating one turn of the course; their IIIW. fnalll, RUMSON — An antique organ, circa 1870, made by J. Es- contest (in which participants .weightiest member on the OffMlH M Ink /UH*M CaaNt 741-4506 tey & Co. of Brattleboro, Vt, is one of the unusual Items re- will have their hands tied be- second; their lightest member ceived for the silent auction to be staged in conjunction with hind their backs), a tug of on the third, and a passenger RESOLE the eighth annual "Whale til a Sale" to take place Wednesday war over the swift-running of their choice on the fourth Dress Boots from V a.m. to 2 p.m. and Thursday from t a.m. to noon in the brook, and a full variety Chariot completing the four gymnasium of Kumson Country Day School, Bellevue Avenue (swimming, softball and bas- turns first wins the contest. Cowboy Boots and Ridge Road ketball throws, pool tourna- Focus now is on the building Mrs. Alfred Greisman and Mrs. Klchard Wald here, are ment, and track) of sports of the entries, with every- Frye Boots chairmen of the event, proceeds of which will go to the contests are on the agenda. thing from bicycle wheels to Work Boots school's scholarship fund. Last year approximately five per But the real excitement cen- shopping carts going into the cent of the Rumson Country Day School students were on full ters about the chariot races works Tennis Shoes or partial .scholarship. scheduled for April 27 at 3:30 The organ, which has needlepoint pedals and a built-in p.m. Senior students James Sport Shoes candelabrum, is a gift of Mr and Mrs. Anthony I,. Kurlano of Three sororities (Delta Phi Copio of Forked River and Molded Shoes AUenhurst, whose child is a second grader In Kumson Country Epsilon, Gamma Sigma Sig- Donna Pellegrino of Eliza- Cofiv*rt Strtsl Shoes Day School. This year, parents of all students were asked to ma, and Iota Alpha Phi) and beth, who are president and to Goll Shoes donate something (or the sale, and the organ was one of the four fraternities (Alpha Phi vice president respectively of -QUALITY GUARANTEED- items received. The rummage event will Include good used children's, men's and women's clothing, baby items and toys, spurts equipment, books and records, posters and bric-a-brac. A Treasure Table will feature china, glass, silver, jew- elry, paintings and antique items. The French Shop will have used high quality or designer clothing, including dresses by Bill Blass, Donald Brooks, Courreges, Scaasl and Diane von Kurstenberg Homemade cakes, breads, pics, cookies and candles 'will be available Mrs. Herman Borneman and Mrs Robert Hiker here, and Mrs. Francis Ulner, Little Silver, are silent auction chairmen. Top bidders for auction items will be announced Thursday at 11:90 a.m. Other members of the mothers' committee sponsoring this event include Mrs. Joseph Kyrillos and Mrs Stephan Bansak, Middletown; Mrs. Edgar Farrington, Sea Bright; Mrs. George Schildge, Colts Neck; Mrs. John Angers, Red Bank; Mrs. Richard Rathemacher, Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs Michael Monier and Mrs. Philip Sheitleman, Rumson Admission to the sale is free and entrances will be marked. STUDENT-MADE FASHIONS - Modeling the fashions they made are Monmouth Regional High School students, left to right, Maureen Brown, Club aids at ear screenings 7, Eatontown; Sheldon Edmond, 18, Tlnton Falls, and Patricia Sprinkle, 18, Eatontown. They will participate in the fashion show presented by LINCROFT - The Lincroft April 25, from 9:30 am. to 12:30 p.m., Harmony School; dothlng students under the supervision of Mrs. Shirley Clowney and Mrs. Woman's Club is conducting Abbie Brockwell, at a card party Wednesday, April 26 at 8 p.m. In the an ear screening program Wednesday, April 26, from 9:30 a in to 12:30 p.m., Lin- school's multi-purpose room, Tinton Falls. Artists Nick Caivano, Tony starting Wednesday in Mid- Migllaccio and Emile Talerico have donated to the event which will benefit dletown elementary schools. croft School, and from 1:30 to 3 p.m., River I'laza School, the scholarship fund of the MRHS Scholarship Committee. Tickets are The schedule is Wednesday available from Jolene Ciola or Jackie Nichols, or may be purchased at the from 9:30 a.m. to 12:50 p.m., and Thursday.Apnl 27 from 9:30 am to noon, Middletown door. A handmade afghan has been donated by Mrs. Edna Pratt. Refresh- Bayview Elementary School/ ments will be courtesy of the faculty and staff. and from 1 to 3 p.m., Leon- Village School, and from 1 to ' ardo Elementary School; 3 p.m.. Navesink School Thursday, from 9:30 a.m. to noon, Port Monmouth Ele- mentary School, and from 1 DISCOUNT ON to 3 p.m., East Keansburg REGISTRATION School; Friday, from 9: 30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and from 1 Dont stand in line^.. USE your line! AND FIRST to 2 p.m., Nut Swamp School; MEETING FEE Monday, April 24, from 9:30 Use your phone to pay bills without even writing a check' a.m. to noon. New Monmouth School, and from I to 3 p.m. Transler funds between savings and checking at your Fair View school; Tuesday. convenience Save time, steps, money. Direct Account even First, get a discount off registration and first meeting lee by pays lor the caH! THAT is |ust ONE of the innovative services ol COUNTY COUNCIL joining a class between April 2 & April 22,1978. MEETING Then attend six consecutive paid weekly meetings between April EATONTOWN - Mon- 2 & June 3,197B and get a handsome, sturdy, beige canvas tote bag in mouth County Council of thcmoit oo^ account dnccdwddnsl an exclusive designer pattern. l'TA's will host the annual You'll leam to lose weight and keep it off on today's simpler Spring County Council Meet- Weight Watchers* Program, featuring our detcious Food Plan and our ing Wednesday (rum 10 a.m. unique Behavior Modification methods. * to 2; 15 p.m. in Old Orchard Call toll-free from New Jersey 24 hour* a day/7 days a week Lifetime Members and Senior Citizens — cat about our special Inn. Arlene Zielinsky, Mon- offer for you, too. Oiler good throughout New Jersey Call . . . mouth County school program Cal(800)7W-2W0 coordinator for State Depart- ment of Education, will be Foe inhumation about Direct Account please call 9 to 5. Mon thru Fn must me the speaker. Council will elect and Install officers. — J 364-5511 or Toll Free (800) 242-5866 SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY, APRIL 17 1978 Kitchen critic saves money DEARHELOISE: But it did. 1 bike a lot of cakes, breads, casseroles, etc After applying said glue and holding the joined that require the pan to be greased. parts firmly together. I tried to let go I couldn't! One day when I poured the oil into the pan and HINTS FROM (It is no fun walking around all day glued to a grabbed a paper towel to spread the oil with, I re- piece of crockery.) alized how much money I spent on oil and paper HELOISE Finally a neighbor came by and with her towels youthful eyes read, "If glue comes into contact Wanting to preserve that paper towel, I wash- with skin, bonding immediately occurs." ed an empty margarine tub, placed the paper tow- frigerator door hitting the knob of the door to the One empty bottle of nail polish remover later, el in it, put on the lid, and set it on the shelf for fu yard. plus some more wasted time, I was no longer a tureuse. I purchased one of those foam rubber gadgets captive of a piece of crockery -Joan Brown Six weeks later I'm still using the same paper that fit over the ear piece of a telephone, slid this The moral to Joan's tale is to read the instruc- towel! It's fresh as can be. Just have to add oil oc- on the outside door knob and it worked fine. tions carefully before using a product. And, don't casionally, instead of every time I bake be bashful, if you can't read the small print, use a The middle of the rubber gadget is open so I'm thrtlted with the money saved! Barbara magnifying glass or have someone else read for there's no problem locking the door. -Joan Dwyer Morgan you -Heloise / Bucci That's a nifty idea, Barbara. 1 like your style. DEARHELOISE: We're always looking for ways to save money DEARHELOISE: I use a small magnet in a shallow dish for all and this is a tricky way of doing just that. -Heloise Wild as this may sound, it is true! my straight pins DEAR HELOISE. It is not only easier to handle the pins, but as I I'm near 70 years old and I have been going For sometime I have been unhappy with the take them out when sewing, I can aim the pins in through my picture albums. I've been sending pic- print sue on food packages. The directions are the general direction of the dish and the magnet tures or snapshots to whomever is on them. printed so small that unless one has 20-20 vision will pick them up. My daughter doesn't know 80 percent of the the print is virtually impossible to read (1 am This is also great to use when I spill the pins. people. I've enjoyed looking at the snapshots for struggling along with bi locals ) Just pass the magnet over the area and it will pick years so rather than have them thrown out when However, the worst finally happened. them all up for me. Jen Denson I'm gone, I am sending them on now. Having had a nice piece of pottery fall out of a THIS COLUMN is written for you " the home- The recipients are delighted. Some didn't large container, I bought some glue that is guaran- maker. If you have a hint or a problem write to know the pictures existed. Some didn't have a pic- teed to hold anything. Heloise in care of this newspaper Because of the ture of themselves that young I'm happy that I tremendous volume of mail, Heloise is unable to was able to make others happy. -Mrs. Mickey And once again, baffled by small print, 1 answer individual letters. She will, however, an- DEARHELOISE: thought, "What the heck! Nothing could go wrong swer your questions in her column whenever pos- Several years ago I had the problem of the re- here." sible. Test results rattle the molars SUMMERTIME PREVIEW — Students at Mlddletown South High School Bob Gage, a senior, and Barbara Mellna, a lunior, model fashions from Kin kel's, Tinton Falls, in a preview for the school's Student Council Card Par- \ ty. It will take place Thursday at 8 p.m. In the school, off Nut Swamp Road, Dear Readers: The results mother asked me If 1 was who comes aleag, bat we be- Mlddletown. The Sport Shop, Shrewsbury, also will present a spring and of that "Sex Test for Teen- "Normal aid Deceit" IC- lieve It U isehl lar i girt to summer collection of styles. agers - 1978 Style" really cordlag to Ike Sex Test these have a variety af sexual ex- rattled my molars. Even ANN LANDERS mortal la Dayton pal togeth- perleacea sa she will kaaw though it wasn't written by er. I told her "No." I missed whea the right guy comei II by Iwa patats. She Is mak alMg. - Fed Up With Sqaare me (the collaborators were •Id klgk ichool senar *n, "'irossedUut." lag aa appeiatmeal with me five teenagers — three girls according to that ailly Sex Aaa Laiders, Yaa Idiot: OMVM to see Mr minister tomorrow and two boys who attend a Test, Is "li Seritas Trwble My matter aad father asked Dear Fed: If you're looking aid I will lever read your public high school in Dayton) aid Pleaty Messed Up." Aiy me to take tie Sex Test ud for the "right guy" you'd bet- column again is laag as I I should have known better. I kid U (his day and age who tell Ihem haw I scared. Well, ter stop sleeping around. He's live. - Stamford, Caaa. suspected It might open a hasn't dtae MBM dngt aid I wailed to be hoars! aid II nol apt to be interested In small can of worms — but tried sex Is Mt Mrmal. (P.S. tins oil that I missed belig Dear Stam: Sorry you you. what I got was a box of I |asl iMked at your picture "Normal aad Deceit" by Iwo won't see this but thanks for There is a big difference snakes. Here are a few print- aid you leed lew deitires.) petals. They are very ipsel letting me know. between cold and cool. Ann able samples from the day's - Beataa Harbor with me aid I woild like to Dear Aaa Laaders: My Lande/s shows you how to mail — and they were Dear Ben: Your letter is wrtag your ieck. I'm slgilig roommale aid I ire II yeirs play* It cool without freezing cleaned up a little by Yours additional evidence that you Ills - A Former Fu From af age, eaeds at Tilts la Bos people out In her booklet, Truly Students are "Messed Up." (Maybe Moalerey, Calif. ton We bath scared well aver "Teen-Age Sex - Ten Ways Dear Aaa Laiders: I Jisl your paper needs a new pic- II aid therefore aeeerdiag lo to Cool It." Send 50 cents in finished rradlag tail ipdated ture. The choppers are my Dear Former: Read on. yair staadards we are not coin and a long, self-ad- sex lest lir leeugers aid own.) You've got a twin someplace "Normal aid Deceat." We'd dressed, stamped envelope to use you to kaew that we da Ann Landers, P.O. Box IIW5, yea've got to bf all Ike wall An Laiders: Vasi're lit In Stamford, Conn aoi hop la bed with every gay Chicago, Illinois (Mil. to prlat sack endless. I rig- "dear" to me. Every kid li Dear Aaa Laiders: My model in ared Ml my scare aid) I an •or class toot that 1!7» Sex "a candidate lor salatkMd." I Test tad It Mt al M ire, ic- racked up 7 petals. coraiag to Ike scare glide, I'm a nrmil, ll-yrir eld "Dasued Fads aid Freaked Cohen-Flanagan nuptials gill, aid It laa'l passible that Oat." Haw en (Us be? We I'm that mack letter bekaved demaad a lew lest with more KEANSBURG - Miss Patricia Ann Church. The Rev. Edward D. Strano offici- thai mail teeaagers. Please realistic srerlag. - Grossed Flanagan and Richard J. Cohen were mar- ated at the ceremony, which was followed by show say It Isa't s*. — Staaaed la Oil la Hoool.il ried April 8 In St. Ann Roman Catholic a reception in Cobblestones. Mlddletown. Hutsvllle Dear Grossed: The scoring I Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs Dear Stunned: Sorry, Hon- looked OK to me. I suggest Thomas L. Flanagan, 14 Creek Drive, Haz- eybun — you're a. "saint" ac- that those 15 kids with the COURT FASHIONS - Seniors at Mlddletown High let,. The bridegroom Is the son of Walter E. cording to the score guide. high scores take a good look School South Phyllis Roger, left, and Julie larossl, Cohen Sr., 91 Broadway, Keyport, and Mrs. Just adjust your halo and al themselves and the direc- inodel ttfrinls clothes from the Sport Spot, Shrews- Geraldine Poling, 335 Church St., Belford. don't let the word get around. tion in which they seem to be bury, which will be a feature of the fashion show at Dear Asa: I an a 17-year- Thursday's Student Council benefit card party at 8 heading. I am also — Mrs. Phyllis Zullo was matron of honor p.m. In the school. Klnkel's of Tinton Falls, also is and Walter E. Cohen Jr was best man. presenting spring and summer fashions. Mrs. Joan Also in the wedding party were Mrs. Wen- Grampp Is chairman. There will be gifts, refresh- dy Cohen, Mrs. Janet Cohen, Miss Debra Co- ments and entertainment. Tickets may be pur- hen, and the bridegroom's brothers Michael, chased at the door. Gerald and Mark Cohen. Engaged The bride was graduated from Haitian oooooh! Bathing suit lime High School and is a dental assistant em- ployed by Dr Elliott Wlnograd, Hazlet. is coming soon. StOp. a . Davidson-Hembling Mr. Cohen attended Keyport High School MEETING and Is employed by the Container Corpo- LINCROFT - The engage- degree in human nutrition ration of America, Matawan. wow! You can really MEMOS ment of Miss Suzanne Rae and foods from Douglass Col- Mr and Mrs Cohen reside In Matawan. Look... look great. Hembling to Thomas Fred- lege, Rutgers University, •In. unu MM*. KIC HARD COHEN erick Davidson, son of Mr. New Brunswick. She is cur- Zap! If you o very hard never lo uy "We art ill mil of FadlttMw nuel Abraham of Asbury Park Miss Serlno studied cos- Restaurant, Wyoming, Pa. thai product." Or "we'll try lo hive that for you will speak on computer bil- add fun tomorrow." In our pharmacy, we pride uurtclvn In ling. Continuing education to your fitness having what you wml and need In Ihr product! wr credit units will be given. Phillips-Cipriani carry and thr Mrvicn irt offer. • Heatthtul Finnish MUSICAL PRESENTA- TION Pul us lo the Inl. We welcome the challcn|c to MUNCY, Pa. - The en- Hoboken, N.J. He is a district Moo LONG BRANCH - Mrs prove to you that we can back up what we uy. We gagement of Miss Dawn L. tales engineer for Cutler- Hydro-Swirl Whirl Robert B. Gasperini will dis- will never mike a promnc we cannot keep or fake Cipriani to William T. Phillips Hammer, Inc., Newark, N.J. •ny action that we cannot be ethically proud of Pool Bath play and perform on an an- tique pump organ Wednesday has been announced by her doin|. We think you will like our kind of pharmacy. • Luxurious Roman Steam at a meeting here in the home mother, Mrs. Violet I. Cipr- - SWEET ALMOND • SWIM Swim * FRneit Pool of Mrs. C. Byron Wortman, iani of Muncy. The bride-to- BREAKFAST TREAT YOU OE YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE IS be, daughter also of the late Whip butter or margarine when you need a delivery. We will deliver e Florlon Sun Room 227 Chelsea Ave., for mem- promptly without exlri chirge. A sreat many The SpenUaaaler. The Richard J. Cipriani Sr, is a with honey, chopped toasted • Universal Time Machine bers' of the music department people rely on aa for their health needs. We watch thai baa been lo 1|K of the Long Branch Woman's graduate of Muncy High almonds, grated orange rind welcome requeals for delivery aervlce and chine loon an often an Man has. Club. Mrs. Green and Mrs. School and Thompson In- and ground ginger Dollop accounts. 4-dial chronography with Free-lst Visit Call Now FREE John Mount will perform pi- stitute In Himsburg onto pancakes or waffles. • Uchvmrlrr dial, alainkua ano duets Mr. Phillips Is the ion of leel owe and bracelet. MRMSEOB MrraMTOt r9f MOtSTB DflOaT rtOMKTl Black dial. S250.00 Mr. and Mrs Thomas E. Phil CRUNCHY CHEESE ADULT BOWLING Shrewsbury Pharmacy MMdlctova flbiapaif Oiler SPA HEALTH CLUBS NEPTUNE - Parents lips, A The Vista, Mlddletown, Mix softened cream cheese HfcbwayU THE SHREtSBIRV SHOPS ' Without Partners, Central NJ. He Is a graduate of Mid- with toasted chopped almonds MfcMfctowi Hftiimwe Shopping Center dletown Township High •MAD ST. 7II-U71 SHIEWSM'IY RLMMatnran Shore Chanter, will have an and bits of candled ginger. FREE DELIVERY 171-RM 566-7700 adult bowling party Wednes- School and received an engi- Spread on wholegrain bread day at I p.m. in the Shore neering degree from Stevens fingers to accompany fruit —• * Lanes, Route 35 Institute of Technology, salads or tea 10 TteDtdy Register SHKWSBURY.NJ MONDAY APRIL 17. 1978 O'Hern to zero in on alternative to sludge dumping By SMEIIV CONMAN he said, adding that he was hasn't been awarded by then, terest of the state tint." of cutting through them while there are some issues of RED BANK-One ol the confident he would be able to Mr O'Hern said he hoped the One of the first issues he "I'm not going to promise particular concern to him things Mayor Daniel J handle it despite criticism of council would allow him a will have to face as DEP that we will do anything, but that he wants to look into in O'Hern wanu the State De- bis lack of background in the "sentimental journey" by commissioner, Mr. O'Hern I will use my efforts," be said his early days on the job, be partment of Environmental environmental movement. granting him a leave of ab- said, would be working out in that regard. has no criticism of the' way Protection (DEP) to do after "I have been greatly sence as mayor, if that is per the relationship of toe depart- Another area he said he the department is being run he assumes the pott of com- strengthened by the warm missaMe under the law, until ment with the new state would like to study isJ)EP s now. mtaatofr I* to take the lead support the people in my own such time as the contract is Energy Department on the policy of support for the law "From my dealings and ob- in the tearch for alternative community, my friends and ready to award so that he siting of energy facilities making shore protection aid servation, I do feel the de- meant of disposing of sludge family," he said. "I hope I could return to office for that The Energy Department available only on a 50-50 partment Is well organized rather than dumping it in the can fulfill the expectations ol one very special occasion be- has been pushing for com- matching basis with munici- and operating efficiently," he ocean. the many people who have fore resigning plete authority over energy palities who seek it said. He also said he didn't supported me." Sewerage authorities which "I would not attempt to siting which, until the new de- He said that as a general anticipate any difficulty in dispose of their sludge by If confirmed by the Senate perform the duties of mayor partment had been created, principle he feels such a par- working with the scientific ocean dumping must cease as anticipated today, Mr and commissioner simulta- rested with the DEP ticipatory arrangement with staff or coping with scientific doing so by Dec 31, IWI, a O'Hern said he hoped to start neously," Mr. O'Hern said. "The question is should the local community Is a good aspects of the decisions he deadline set by both federal as commissioner on May 20 He added that although he there be one-stop shopping for idea as it encourages the will be called on as commis- and state law. "That's my target to be out is sorry to cause the borough energy sites," Mr. O'Hern recipient of the aid to keep a sioner to make. "I don't think in govern- of here," he said as he sat at the opening in the mayor's said closer watch on how the mon- "They have been more than ment you can say you can't his desk in the East Front post, he has no hesitancy, in "The present feeling of the ey is spent But on the other generous to me in sharing do this any more unless you Street office of the Abramofi, terms of political consid- department (DEP) is that the hand, he said, he understood their knowledge," he said of show there is a feasible al- Apy and O'Hern law firm, in erations, about resigning be- department should retain a the difficulty small commu- the department's technical ternative," Mr O'Hern said which he is a partner. The fore June 30, leaving it up to voice in energy siting and I nities have in raising their 50 experts, "and I feel that I In an Interview. shelves of one bookcase al- a council evenly divided 3-3 agree," he continued. "We do per cent matching funds in will be able to digest the ma- ready had been emptied and between Democrats and Re- "We must find the solution have the expertise already in order to qualify for the aid terial which I will have to to piles of legal files sat In neat publicans to appoint a succes- to It," he said of the sludge the house with regard to the "Sea Bright is a case in decide. I may never learn the stacks on the floor Outside sor to him. problem. "I think the state environmental aspects of the intricacies of the atom the the window, the Naveslnk point, with only 800 tax- has to take the lead in demon- If Mr O'Hern resigned as situation. We have the ex- way they do, but I think I will River and a grassy slope payers," Mr. O'Hern said strating acceptable ways to mayor on July I or later, the perience and the ability to be be able to follow the question leading down to It formed a "Mayor Cecile Norton has do it" post could be left vacant until directly involved with that is- in the light of its relationship bucolic picture. managed to patch together a Pollution of the ocean along a new mayor is chosen in the sue" package (of municipal, coun- to the interests of -New Jer- the New Jersey coast is but Mr. O'Hemtaid the target regularly-scheduled mayoral Mr. O'Hern also plans to ty, state and potential federal sey." one of the myriad of problems date for taking up his new election in November. If he make the shortening of the money for repair of the sea- Mr. O'Hern also pointed out duties had been dictated by resigns before July I, how- Mr. O'Hern will be dealing 1 application process for DEP wall) with bandaids. But in that many of the functions ol with as DEP commissioner the court dates for law case. ever, a Democrat — Mr. permits one of his first con- some cases, it (the 50 per DEP aren't based In science. His nomination by Gov. Bren- of his which already have O'Hern's party — would be cerns. He said a lot of the cent matching requirement) He cited park administration, dan T. Byrne to the post has been scheduled for hearing appointed to succeed him, by problems are superimposed could result with nothing the sale of public water and been approved by the Senate By May 20, he said, he ex the council but If the council on the department from con- being done management of the Marine MOVING ON - Red Bank's Mayor Daniel J. pects to have cleared up all Judiciary Committee and is couldn't agree on someone a ditions beyond Its control, "I want to review this," he Police Force as a few. O'Hern, shown here greeting a local resident dur- the cases which might be special election would be expected to be confirmed by such as its operating under added of the 50 per cent "It's essentially a delivery ing the borough's annual Old Timers Day, will take jeopardized If he left without called In which only Demo- the full Senate today. federal guidelines In some matching requirement "But I o( services," he said. "That's over as Commissioner of the state's Department of completing them. crats would run. cases like with aid for sewer don't want to make a Judg- what government is all Environmental Transportation shortly. His nomi- It is a Job Mr. O'Hern, a He was less specific about "They have been more than installation, but that he want- ment now." about—a delivery of ser- nation to the post was expected to be confirmed by lawyer by profession and when he would resign as may- generous with me," Mr. ed to explore possible means Mr. O'Hern stressed that vices." the state Senate today. mayor of this borough for the or, but indicated that could be O'Hern said of the council past 10 years, Is approaching May 20 too if the borough members, "and say they un- with unabashed "awe." would be In position to award derstand the state of New Q "I approach it with great the contract on planned West- Jersey should come first with respect for the position. It is side street improvements be- all of us and that is the way It a very responsible position," fore then. If the contract will be. We will all put the in GOP, Democrats girding for key Red Bank election warmes By JULIE MeDONNELL tion, Is a member of the Plan- tably the letting of the major RED BANK - With the til- nlng Board. Dr. Arnone contracts for Shrewsbury Av- ing date for the June primary served on the council from enue renovation work. Just 10 days off, both the Re- 1970 through 1173, Is a former publicans and Democrats are GOP municipal chairman Recently, however, he has still organizing their forces to here. Indicated he might seek a leave of absence as mayor for field a slate of candidates for Along with the regular or- a month or two, if the state Monmouth Day Care Center the mayor's post and the two ganization candidates for Monmouth Boys' Club National Council on Alcoholism available Borough Council and local posts conflict, in or- United Cerebral Palsy Red Bank Salvation Army Planned Parenthood mayor, there will be a third der to come back for the one seats. MCO88 Asbury Park Salvation Army Early Intervention Program candidate: Paul Zar, of 15? occasion of awarding the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities Salvation Army - Service Corps Boy Scouts It will be the first time in 10 Spring St., a frequent critic of Westside contracts. years that there will be a the council, is running as an Public Health Nursing - Long Branch Community YMCA Girl Scouts wide open race for mayor, Independent. If Mr. O'Hern resigns after Public Health Nursing - Shore Area YMCA Family and Community Services with the incumbent and per July 1, Thomas Hintelmann, Rumson, Fair Haven and Sea Bright Freehold YMCA Catholic Welfare Bureau A potential monkeywrench council president, would take West Side Community Center Association for Retarded Children Youth Employment Services enially popular Democrat in the works is the question of Daniel J. O'Hern stepping over until the end of the year, American Red Cross Community Services Council 1180 when Mr. O'Hern will resign and the governing body would Mental Health Association Boys Club of Middletown Jewish Community Center down, to become Commission- as mayor to take over the er of the Department of Envi- operate with six members in- slate post. His confirmation stead of seven. ronmental Protection. was expected today in the If he resigns before July I, With the council spilt at 3-3 state Senate, and he has said however, a replacement, also politically, control of the gov- he would like to start as DEP >•••_• •••••• a Democrat, would have to be LIUll erning body will also be at commissioner by May 20 named. And if the council stake In November. Since could not agree on someone, both of the council seals up At first, the mayor said he a special election would have this year are held by in- would consider staying on as TolTnil c«l Way to be held in which only cumbent Republl- mayor for a little while to fin- Democrats could run. cans.however, the GOP would ish up some projects here, no- have to sweep all three races to win political control of the "I've got onrlonmointhCounlv borough. w Shell Oil Company George C While Progressive Lile insurance Morts Port The Democrats, who have thekeyl" United Way, Essex ft W Hudson Henry G Wlckham Mr 4 Mrs James Bethune/*v . > Col Raymond R Tourtillott already selected Councilman Claude C Lapsley S S While ft Employees P.W. Brakeley \ Joan H. Pltchel Frank McKenna as their can- United Way Central Jersey Prupac ft Employees Robert F Reynolds AssocS, Mom's Kitchen United Way. Morris County William H Wikofl Net Travel Service didate to succeed Mayor Metropolitan Life Insurance KejMccount John B McKinney Mr ft Mrs James E Wyet Mildred Brosnan Morey R Berger O'Hern, will meet Saturday .to Proctor 4 Gamble Employees Container Corp 4 Employees Mist Keith Brown Linoleum Factory Outlet make a final decision on the Control Data Corporation Industrial Washing Machine 4 Emp Bambergers Acousticon Hearing Aid Center two council spots. Mrs C E Spnnghorn John J Ryan Hahne a Depl Store 4 Employees Grace Godley Most likely to get the nod to Allstate Corp ft Employees Dr Theodore Smedt Miss Mary G Brown White Swan Laundry ft Cleaners Wawa Food Market Triangle Industries A Employees Martha Bulin Air Cruisers Co ft Employees run with Mr. McKenna, ac- Keyatone Savings Jerome B Fox The Courier J C. Penney ft Employees Ambrose Holbert cording to several sources, Ashland Oil ol Kentucky David A Werblen Ormond's ft Employees Buck Engineering ft Employees arc Edward McKenna Jr. (no NEPTUNE •ASDURY PARK -MANALAPAN Union Oil Co ol California JohnH Kelly Stehbach Company Molecu Wire Corporation relation to the councilman), Daniel Stott Peters AVCO Financial Services Alexanders ' Robert W Sclsco and Stafford Thompson. United Way. Delaware Valley Community State Bank 4 Employees / May C Camp Standard Keil Hardware Union Carbide Robert C Keslle Crates Beverages 0 C 1. Mr. McKenna, who is a for- Allied N Beadleston J Allen Mohn Dom s Photo Shop Robert N. Thompson NEW JERSEY HOMEOWNERS: United Way. Union County Franklin Slate Bank ft Employees Jersey Marine Company A E L Service Corporation mer head of the borough's fl P Oil Company Harmonia Savings Bank Eleanor S. Carting Allaire State Bank Young Republicans Club, Is a John J Brunetti John E. Slater Bucks ol the Month Club. Plainliek), N J Zorn Packaging. Inc member of the Parks and Consolidate your debts Brockway Glass ft Employees J T 0 Conner Bucks of the Month Club. California Edward C Kohl Recreation Committee, and is and reduce your Engineered Precision Casting United Counties Trust ft Employees Edna S Coffin Monmouth County Employees an attorney with the Elliot Countess Anatole Buxhoeveden United Jersey Bank Lola. Alpha. Phi. Monmouth College N J Slate Employees Nestle Company ft Employees Terry C. Everett Abatus Lodge, Long Branch Joseph Azzollna Vernon law firm in Shrews- monthly payments! Peerless Tube Company PaulE Zigo L E Crocheron MJT Associates bury. Paul Doherty Carteret Savings ft Loan Red Bank Life Member Club Mr. ft Mrs Robert R Manis Mr. Thompson, a local law- Phelps Dodge Communications Marine View Savings ft Loan Building Trades Council Federal Employees Raycomm Industries ft Employees Myron Taylor AARP Board ol Social Services Employees yer, . represented the Mon- Paul A Feyereisen Charles F Abel Mrs. Gertrude C Doody Stop ft Shop Co ft Employees mouth Community Action 3M Company ft Employees Sears Roebuck Stores 4 Employees Mill End Shop E G Matson Program (HCAP) for a num- Worthington Biochemical Corp Prudential Insurance Co ft Employees Muttlllos AftP BORROW Mr ft Mrs Otis A Gardner Nathan Epstein Natelson's Mr ft Mrs Philip Healy ber of years. Charms Company H V. Garrlty Mrs Harold H Elting Merke Company Employees Among those also report- UP TO Marlboro Molding Bendlx ft Employees Interdata. Inc. edly being considered for the Peter H Hoflmann The Daily Register ft Employees Photography Unlimited race is Augustinho Montelro Precision Filaments Schwartz ft Feldman A. Fishbough Crown Engineering PaulM Griffin Prowns of Clinton Place, a Westside $50,000 Mrs Edna Killmer E Al ft Employees Red Bank Youth Center ^^flHajaBBW leader and frequent speaker Emil A Schroth Company. Inc Hecon Corporation Root's .aataPS SijjBk at council and Board of Edu- or more! Quaker Oals Foundation Warshaw ft Drazln Dr. ft Mrs Howard Freas ^B^BaP aVft^VK cation meetings. Theodore J LaBrecque Laurence C. Stamelman Surprise Store ^aaB^BaB^BaVjJBak>>^B«KBafaaY NO CLOSING FEES! NO AT- Central Jersey Bank ft Trust Co Wheelock Signals The Republicans, who are Carlins aflUB^^S BkZWMt Dun ft Bradslreet IBM ft Employees House ol Anthony a^B^Ba^B^^^^^^^B^a^W^aV expected to meet this week to TORNEY FEES! NO PRE- H W Peterson Michael H Gottesman Miss Cora Gould ••##^k§V^XVH select a slate, have yet to PAYMENT PENALTIES ON Freehold Savings ft Loan Bernard 0 Karasic Rassas Pontiac BeafaWaWaT ^BaaT mSSlV publicly name a candidate for Thrift Drug Co ft Employees J.F Kiely Construction Co ft Emp Molly Pitcher Inn MBMBBT ^M ••HI the mayor's race. LOANS UP TO $50,000! Harriet Read Chavant, Inc. Squire's Pub . I^Bjfj,. 1 Ji • Bell Laboratories ft Employees Abraham R Klltzman Miss Florence Graham •WV ^M^T VafHI The two incumbent coun- Red Bank Rotary Club Jerome Shapiro B Oalton Booksellers HaV^^BaKeaaV ^ cilmen whose terms are up The increased value of your home Dr ft Mrs Louis R Salmon GMAC ft Employees Asbury Park Press 4 Employees HF^Bk gives you big borrowing power—and Spring Lake 'Brielle Rotary Club J.M. Huber Corporation INSCO Systems Corp 4 Employees Hf this year, Walter M "Pat" Brookdale Comm Col Staff ft Faculty Thomas F Shebell John H Grouls Hf^ Thackara and Joseph Falvo, you can stretch your monthly pay- Rabbi ft Mrs Hugo Schlfl Morris Seiler J CP ft L and Employees ••' are expected to seek re-elec- ments over many years. Borrow Big United Way Staff Science Center N J Natural Gas Co ft Employees ^^BJjH] •Ka^H*' tion. Mr. Thackara said last Money for any worthwhile reason! Community Services Council Staff Boro Buses NJ Bell Telephone ft Employees ^(Hj H*^ night, however, that he hasn't Mrs Bertha Stevens Gilbert H Van Note Stanley A HavHand ^•#JJ Bf^ Boy Scouts of America Staff A G Masch Nabisco ruled out the possibility" of United Cerebral Palsy Staff First National State Bank Schuyler Press BJ BJ ajjaa aaj CITY CONSUMER SERVICES seeking another post in No- Miss irma Van Glahn Colonial 1 st National Bank ft Emp Valentine SUbernagel |#||PAfi vember. A subsidiary of City Federal Savings. Mental Health Association Staff . C Leslie Rice Others reportedly consid- National Council on Alcoholism LTC George T Norton MlddMown: Village Mall Shopping Center Miss LWan Van Glahn City Federal Savings ft Loan 1 st Merchants National Bank 4 Emp ••aajajkaj i ering the race for mayor are 1060 RH>. 35 (201) 671-2021 MONARC Staff Liberty Mutual Senior Homesteaders. Shrewsbury •aafaaVaa* John Mulheren, Republican American Red Cross Staff Daniel Reheis FiMhoM: Rte. 9 it Btrtiatow Aw. N J. National Bank fVW KB "•• municipal chairman, and Dr. Miss Meta Van Glahn Admiral C.C Aden South of FfMhoM Circle (201) 462-2511 Keystone Savings 4 Loan ^^^^ Michael Arnone, a former IFF Monmouth Savings ft Loan councilman Kerr Glass Equitable Life Insurance sfj.rn.s^'fci.iz^.c.ub of Monmouth County CALL TOLL-FREE 800-492-4064 FOR THTHEE Herbert E. Werner Col Norman Akers Mr. Mulheren, a former un- Malcolm A Specht M1 BANGS AVENUE LOCATION OF OUR 10 OFFICES IIN NI. J. Lanvtn-RKz Mrs Theodora Ayuso successful candidate for coun- ; I Lfy TuHp New York Life Insurance JJJJoIco ASBURY PARK. NEW JERSEY 07712 cil and the Board of Educa- Secondary Mortgage Loans. SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 17. 1978 TheDtflyRcgfa*r

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TWENTY YEAR PIN - Kdtherlne Kirk receives a pin for 20 years of ser- Brand vice as on employee at the Oeraldlne L. Thompson Medical Home, Allen- wood, from Dr. Robert Creiln, of Neptune, president of the County Tu- berculosis Control Board, Looking on is Isabel Marshall, of Mlddletown, T>SlChOlrmGn °'th* bOard Mrs'Klr kllve so n fhe arounds oftn e me- SALE Condition of city vehicles We're presenting this special Buy 1 Get 1 Free offer as our way of introducing you to our own Treasury brand products. Now you draws blast of candidate can have quality comparable to National LONG BRANCH - City for a permanent motor pool Mr. Hayes suggested that Brands but at a lower price. Stop in and buy Council candidate Philip J. supervised by a qualified there be logs kept on each your favorite products featured below and Hayes contended that city ve- maintenance manager who piece of equipment, with en- receive another one ABSOLUTELY FREE! hicles are so poorly main- would be responsible to the tries covering mileage, work tained that they are issued head of the Public Works De- area and damage and if it •ummonses when they pass partment. > was returned to the garage AT THRIFT DRUQ YOU KNOW THE COST OF YOUR through surrounding commu- According to Mr. Hayes, a for repair work. PRESCRIPTION BEFORE IT IS FILLED WITH OUR nities. report received by council "Periodic inspection and re- FREE FREE CONSUMERS GUIDE TO Mr. Hayes, one of the can- last December rated 44 of the pairs would Increase effi- TREASURY didates of the 6 for Long city's 141 vehicles as being in ciency of the vehicles," he TREASURY PRESCRIPTION PRICES Branch ticket, said that De- "poor condition or obsolete." said. ALLERGY RELIEF DECONGESTANT An easy to read reference listing the top partment of Public Works He further questioned "why "There are a number of TABLETS NASALSPRAY 1000 prescriptions and their prices. trucks "are particularly dis- a report and evaluation pre- benefits to be derived from a 20* % fl. oz. As an extra service to our customers, graceful — as anyone who's pared by Anderson's Equip- control system," said Mr. with purchase of one with purchase of one when a manufacturer raises the price of not blind can see when they ment Service Inc. at the di- Hayes. package at our ev- bottle at our every- the prescription drug, we will allow you trundle along the streets." rection of council was not "Preventive maintenance is eryday low price of 99' day low price of 99* one refill at the old price before we pass The ticket is headed by made available to the council less costly than repairs which the increase on to you. COMPARE TO ARM. COMPARE TO DRISTAN Councilman Howard H. until a year after it was re- follow breakdowns," said the Woolley Jr., as the mayoral ceived in February, H77." candidate. candidate. Other council aspi- rants on the Woolley ticket are Councilman David J. Bll- ger and James Cofer and An- thony Muscillo and Seymour Greenspan. According to Mr. Hayes, NOTICE TO ALL CONSUMERS OF "poor planning has resulted in the purchase of the wrong kind of sanitation trucks. GORDONS CORNER Many such vehicles could not be used for snow plowing af- FREE ter last winter's severe snow- FREE FREE FREE FREE storms." WATER COMPANY TREASURY TREASURY TREASURY TREASURY TREASURY The candidate also called "D" BATTERIES MULTIPLE OIL OF NAIL POLISH SKIN CARE 2 PACK VITAMINS BEAUTY REMOVER LOTION The semi annual flushing of WITH IRON 250s 4fl.oz. 4 fl. oz. 16fl.oz. Charges with purchase of with purchase of with purchase of with purchase of with purchase of fire hydrants will take place one pack at our one bottle at our one bottle at our one bottle at our one bottle at our everyday low price everyday low price everyday low price everyday low price everyday low price traded on of 49' of 3.49 of 1.89 of67« of 1.23 between the hours of 9 P.M. COMPARE TO beaches to 1 AM during the week of COMPARE TO EVEREADY COMPARE TO ONE A DAY COMPARE TO OIL OF OLAY COMPARE TO CUTEX VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE LONG BRANCH - "The mayor and his administration April 17 thru April 21. We ..TU-ury have destroyed more of our BATH OIL BE AD6 beach front area during the regret any inconvenience past few years than all of the hurricanes in the past dec- this may cause. ade," charged Raymond Cleary, one of the six mayor- al candidates In the May 9 municipal election. "We lost the use of the beach by the now defunct FREE FREE FREE West End Racquet Club, FREE which is now a hugh hole in TREASURY TREASURY TREASURY TREASURY TREASURY the ground. We lost the use of LATEX ASPIRIN FEVER BATH OIL GLASS the Sandgrabber beach. We TABLETS THERMOMETER BEADS CLEANER FOAM lost the Sea Colony con- HOW TO DO GLOVES dominium beach which is an- S-M-L 5O0s ORAL OR RECTAL Nt. wt. 16 oz. Nt. wt. 19 oz. other hole in the ground. And with purchase of with purchase of AUTTLE with purchase of with purchase of with purchase of the mayor and council gave one box at our one can at our one pair at bur one bottle at our one at our everyday away the North Long Branch BUSINESS everyday low price everyday low price everyday low price everyday low price low price of 1.29 beaches to the county," main- of 1.09 of 97' of 99' of 2.09 COMPARE TO tained Mr. Cleary, ON YOUR OWN. COMPARE TO COMPARE TO PLAYTEX COMPARE TO BAYER BECTON DICKINSON VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE COMPARE TO WINDEX "Another four years of this type of administration and we Holding a garage sale is a lun won't have to worry about way to do a little business on our beach front area because your own but it takes a bit ol planning there won't be anything left," Like you'll want to decide wha> said the candidate. to sell and how much to charge Mayor Henry R Cioffi lor each item and then you'll need price tags so other people called Mr. Cleary's state- will know wfial you're ments "totally and com- charging pletely absurd." Then you'll want lo advertise The mayor noted that two your sale to attract that of the beaches which Mr. crowd. You can do it with a sign or signs in your Cleary charges that he gave neighborhood , , but you'll away (West End Racquet want a bigger crowd than that so you'll run an ad FREE FREE FREE Club and Sea Colony) were FREE FREE both owned by private devel- m Classified which tells the TREASURY TREASURY 2 PAIR PACKAGE TREASURY time and place ol your sale TREASURY opers and not the city. to a host ol potential buyers. VITAMIN E GELATIN TREASURY HYDROGEN HAIRBRUSH Mayor Cioffi also noted that CAPSULES CAPSULES KNEE PEROXIDE FULLROUND the beach on which the Sand- OR STYLING grabber (beach erosion) de- 400IU 100s 100s HIGHS 8 fl. oz. vice was tested is usable and with purchase of with purchase of with purchase of with purchase of one with purchase of one available one bottle at our one bottle at our one package at our bottle at our every- at our everyday low "And as a final example of everyday low price everyday low price everyday low price day low price of 43* price of 98' Mr. Cleary's total disregard of 4 19 of 1.79 of 99' (or facts, is that the North

Long Branch beaches which CALL REGISTER CLASSIFIED ©CopyilsM Thrift Dmf. he mentions were given to the SpKiX off M good thru Apr* 22,1171. I county by a 50 vote of the 542-1700 A Division of JCPcnnay Co., Inc. City Council. He seems to or TOLL-FREE Us. Your omit mentioning his Republi- XPenney can cronies on the council Mlddletown Area 671-9300 m w IN ii Charge Out voted on that," said the Matawan Area 566-8100 THRIFT DRUG Card mayor. Route 35, Middletown Plaza Mr. Cleary also alleged that SAT. t:00 lo 10 P.M. there has been "an almost SO The Daily Register WE'RK HUK WHEN YOU NEED US - OPEN 365 DAYS A YEAR. STORE HOURS: SUNDAY t:10 lo 5:30 P.M. percent increase in insurance fees paid by the city last year- The Sunday Register Mayor Cioffi denied that .this was true, and said that Monmouth County's Great Home Newspapers Ike total amount of insurance fees remained approximately ONE REGISTER PLAZA • SHREWSBURY 12 SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRH. 17.1978 Hearing scheduled on abandoned dogs

By HILD V McCOKMlCK on 32 counts of not providing The larger dogs were taken should be "easily cured in a to curb abuse and neglect of 22 in the Monmouth County food and abandoning animals to the Newark shelter where couple of days." animals, the society has ap- Library, eastern branch, TINTON FALLS - It may lodged against Michael Curtz, faculties for larger dogs are Mr. Bernstein has vowed he pointed volunteers to bead a Route 35, Shrewsbury be another week before the II alias Michael Dieter, and available, but the poodles and will not return to animals to corps of people to investigate The seminar will be for per- dogs found abandoned a week Donna Curtz, alias Michele cockapoo were accom- the persons who abandoned cruelty to animals. sons interested to volunteer ago in Bradley Beach, and Dieter. The pair allegedly op- modated in the shelter here. them because of the poor con Named by Mr Bernstein their services in the in- taken to Associated Humane erated a dog grooming parlor ditioni in which they were were Gerard P. McCGrath as vestigation of animal cruelty, Society shelters here and in in Bradley Beach, named the Although the animals here found chief of law enforcement, and and subsequently be trained Newark, will be available for Fluffy Pup, allegedly anda- were reportedly doing well Joseph Goldstein as deputy as investigators. adoption bandoned the animals. The two days ago, Mr. Bernstein "It is because of our inter- chief. They will be charged "We want people who really Lee Bernstein, society exec- dogs were discovered April 5, said the dogs were discovered est in the welfare of the ani- with investigating cruelty to care," Mr. Goldstein said. utive director, said the so- five days after they were last to have worms yesterday mals that we will put them up animals throughout the state "We feel there is a need for cared for by the alleged oper- ciety will hold onto the eight "This shows complete neg- for adoption," he declared. And to recruit additional beefing up our investigation ators of the grooming parlor poodles and a cockapoo shel- lect,"Mr. Bernstein said. Mrs. Lynn Bono, general volunteers a seminar on ani- of cruelty to animals," Mr. The rescue was made by tered here temporarily, and When a worm check was con- manager at the shelter here, mal cruelty law enforcement Bernstein said. "There is a members of the Bradley six Doberman pincers at the ducted at the Newark shelter, said the society has received will take place at I p.m. April tremendous need for this. Newark shelter, until a court Beach police department, the Dobermans were also numerous calls from persons appearance in Bradley Beach health officer and code en- found to have worms, he said. interested in adopting the Wednesday forcement officer along with Worming began immediat- dogs. A hearing will be held then Mr Bernstein ely, he said, and Ihe problem In the meantime, in order Man charged in break-ins

FREEHOLD - Gregory car owned by JuUus Lembo. forging a U.S. Treasury check vehicle Nov. 12 which he alle- WALLER STYLE - Dick Wellstood at the pi- Petrlllo of East Blossom Roxbury Lane, all Jan. 4. for $230.03 belonging to Harry gedly rented from Econo-Car, ano and a sextet of "loose" |azz musicians in- Lane, Middletown, was in- Petrillo also is charged with and Mildred Hopkins, New- rinton Falls "LAST CAU" cluding Marty Grosz on ban|o and guitar dicted by a county grand Jury receiving stolen property, a man Springs Road, Red Gregory Frost, 20, of South played an all-Fats Waller concert yesterday at on charges of breaking into television set and stereo Bank; issuing the check to Bridge Ave., Red Bank, is the Eastern Branch of the Monmouth County five cars In Middletown last equipment valued over 12,000 Central Jersey Bank and charged with robbing William Library In Shrewsbury. Here Wellstood ploys December and January. belonging to Robert O'Leary, Trust Co., Shrewsbury, and Musgrave, Asbury Ave., As- White Aluminum solo "Wild Cat Blues" too full house audience. Petrillo is charged with Heather Lane, Middletown. obtaining the money under bury Park, of money at gun- breaking into a car owned by He also is charged with con- false pretenses point and threatening to kill Combination Michael Weinberg, Village tributing to the delinquency Oretha Byrd, 35, of Orchard him Nov. 3 In Asbury Park. Lane, Middletown, Dec. 29 of a 15-year-old boy by allow- St., Cliffwood Beach, is Henry Burgess of Maple Waller music The other four victims also ing him to participate in the charged with obtaining $4,624 Ave., Fair Haven, is charged reside in Middletown. break-ins. under false pretenses from with assaulting James Van He is charged with break- This indictment and the fol- the county welfare board be- Dyke, Crawford St., Shrews- featuring out brought to life ing into the car of Stanley lowing were among those tween Sept. 1975 and Febru- bury Township, with a pistol Gerger, Suffolk Lane, Jan. 2; handed up to Superior Court ary 197« by failing to report Jan. 22 in Shrewsbury Town- HEAVY DUTY" breaking into a car owned by Judge Merrill Lane Jr., coun- she was employed and be- ship. He also is charged with By CAROL JACOBSON Carl Hoist, Cherry Tree ty assignment judge. tween June 1976 and January threatening to kill Mr. Van SHREWSBURY - Fats Waller died in 1943 at the age Lane, breaking into a car Yvonne Crank and Erskine 1977 by failing to report she Dyke, falsely impersonating a HUSKY of 38 leaving a legacy of unforgetable songs. Those songs owned by Ken Maaslcottl, Crank, both of Hudson Ave., collected unemployment ben- police officer and possessing were brought to life yesterday at the Eastern Branch of Crossway and breaking into a Red Bank, are charged with efits. a pistol without a permit. the Monmouth County Library by a sextet of suberb mu Judy Tosl of Charles St Fernando Sandone of Mor- $ oo sicians headed by Dick Wellstood dn piano and Marty Howell, Is charged with ob- ris Ave., Long Branch, is 3O Grosz on banjo and guitar. • tnni men MM. 6 AT THIS PRKl taining $7,969 under false pre- charged with assaulting Lucy • CliUrt «dy IT—i Waller's music echoes the dixieland of Bourbon Street tenses from the county wel- Soto, S. Fifth Ave., Long MM in New Orleans and leads into the bebop and swing era fare board between October Branch, with a pistol Nov. 19. • HXir WUIHU SltlfHD of the New York jazz scene in the 40s. 1975 and April 1977 by failing He also Is charged with • OAJIUTT tmoucMOtn Only Wellstood and Grosz with a fine group behind to report her husband was re- threatening to kill her and them could have given Waller's music the sophisticated siding with her and paying possessing a pistol without a quality it has while staying loose and enjoy themselves as the mortgage payments to permit. Fats Waller did. He was one of the few jazz musicians her home. Jeffrey Shaffer, 22, of Main who had that ability EFFECTIVE APRIL 24, 1978 Ben Nealy Jr., 22, of Haw- St., East Keansburg, is THERE WILL IE AN APPROXIMATE 10% Grosz sang the fun songs — "Porter's Lovesong to a thorne St., Cliffwood Beach, charged with breaking into Chambermaid" by Waller's mentor, James P. Johnson, is charged with failing to re- the home of Art and Roy Duf- PRICE INCREASE IN ... ALUMINUM "TrucUn"1 and "Hold Tight" which the audience joined turn a rented motor vehicle to fy, Harkins Drive, East COMBINATION WINDOWS AND COMBINATION in on the scat verse. National Car Rental, Key- Keansburg, Aug 23 with in- DOORS ... BUY NOW AND SAVEI Wellstood plays with some of Waller's soul changing port, Dec. 26. tent to commit a battery. He tempos from blues to more sophtstlcateed scores He Michael Porciello of East also is charged with com- 32 BROAD ST. played three numbers solo. Wellstood told i h»- audience Front St., Red Bank, is milling an atrocious assault this band has recorded this music on Chiaroscuro label charged with failing to return and battery upon Roy Duffy 741-7500 which will be out soon. They played together for Ihe first a rented motor vehicle and and threatening to kill both time In Michael's Pub In New York back in December, abandoning a rented motor Art and Roy Duffy. 1«77. Herman Autry on trumpet has recorded all of the "800 or so records" Waller made. The probable octagena- APRIL 25 rian was delightful and so was Tommy Bcnford on drums Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644 will who was with Waller when he died lie sang some won- Make A Date have a Hospitality Night & Orientation at the Cobbles- derful songs too. Babe Clarke played clarinet and tenor A paid directory of coming events for non-profit organiza- tones, Rt. 35. Middletown. Starting at 8:30 P.M. Dancing. saxaphonc and made the old "licorice stick" come alive. DIABpTES CHECK — Five hundred Ft. Mon- tions. Rates: $2.00 for 3 lines for one day, 11.00 each addi- Find out about Parents Without Partners. Mickey (jolizio played a steady bass. mouth employees were administered tests for dia- tional line; f3 00 for two days, $1 25 each additional line. "Itunnin' Wild" was the first number while Waller's APRIL 25 21 betes at the Army Communications and Elec- fS for three to five days, $1.50 each additional line; 16.00 Peace Inc. Cooperative Nursery School announces favorite song, "Jingle Bells," was the last The afternoon tronics Materlef Readiness Command Office Build- for 10 days, 1200 each additional line. Deadline noon 2 Open House April 25 and 26th, 9:30-11 a.m., 1-2:30 p.m. flew by and Fats Waller was reincarnated. ing and the Hexagon. Here. Mrs. Veronica M. Gin- days before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000 Two-day program, $19 per month. Three-day program, On May 14, the library's last seasonal jazz concert da, Ocean Township, Is administered test by regis- ask for the Date Secretary. $24 a month. Located at Middletown Boy's club, Irving will include pianist, Marian McPartland and saxaphonlst, tered nurse Anne Ferraro, vice president of Mon- NOW TO MAY ( Place, Belford For Information call 495-0821 or 787-9160. Jimmy McPartland. mouth County Chapter, American Diabetes Associ- Kings, Knights & Knaves — The Monmouth Museum, ation. Lincroft, presents a major exhibition of 14th-17th Century APRIL 26 armor, weaponry, tapestries and other Items related to Annual Luncheon and Food Sale, St. John's Parish the life and customs V the period. Mondays-Saturdays, 10 House, Point Rd., Little Silver, 12-2 p.m. For reservations a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Sundays 1-5 p.m. Located on Brook- call 842-5114. dale Campus. For information on films, workshops and special programing. Call 747-2266. Rummage Sale, sponsored by Women's Guild, Re- Man is given prison term formed Church, 62 Hance Ave., Tinlon Falls, 9 A.M. to 2 P.M from Seals Eastern APRIL 17 FREEHOLD - Frederick field Court, Long Branch, was William Grazynski, 53, for- Monmouth Regional Educational Association Card Gary Ratter, 21, of Forest River Plaza Game Party and Fashion Show at River Summey, 27, of Howard Ave., given a suspended 364.day merly of Cliffwood, was Plaza School, Hubbard Ave., Middletown, 8 p.m. Refresh- Party & Fashion Show, at Monmouth Regional High Tlnton Falls, has been sen- Ave, Keansburg, was given term in the county Jail, placed on probation for one ments, door and table prizes. Raffle drawings. $2 dona- School, 8:00 P.M. to 11 P.M. Door prizes and refresh- tenced to state prison for one an indeterminale reformatory placed on probation for one year and fined $100. He had tion. ments. Donation: $2 50 to-three years on charges of term. He had pleaded guilty year and fined $200. He had pleaded guilty to assault with to stealing a car belonging to APRIL 18 APRIL 27 breaking and entering and pleaded guilty to assaulting a pistol and threatening to kill Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter 644 will theft. Sentence was Imposed Ann Falletta. Line Road, Haz- with a knife Martina Cesco, Henry Sunkenberg, Ken .Gar- A free public lecture will be given in the Christian hold Cocktail Party & Dance at the Hideaway Lounge, 2 Science Church. 211 Broad St., Red Bank, by Nathaniel by County Court Judge, let, on Sept. 28 in Hazlet. address unavailable, on June den Apartments, Cliffwood, Fearey PI., Morgan, N.J. 8:30 P.M. Live music. Thomas F. Shebell Jr S«a- 1:1 in Long Branch. R. White, C.S., a member of the Christian Science Board David Astaclo, 27, of Gar- on April 30, N74. of Lectureship. Title: "Good Without Evil," 8:30 P.M. mey had pleaded guilty to Community Y.M.C.A. Slimnaslic demonstration, breaking Into the home of Leonardo Baptist Church, Leonard Ave., Leonardo. Tues., CONTACT hot line begins training class. More infor- Cordelia Pierre, Willow Road, April 18th, 10 a.m. Participation invited. Classes begin mation, 222-2668 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. daily. Volunteers Tinton Falls, on April It, 1977 week of April 23rd. 946-4598 needed and stealing four television Attention all Red Bank Catholic Alumni, General The Bayview School, Belford, is having a Card Party sets. He also admitted steal- Meeting. Everyone welcome, 7:45 P.M. Band room. Fashion Show on Thurs,, April 27, at Buck Smith's, Palm- ing credit cards in Middle- er Ave., East Keansburg. The fashions will be by Kin- town on July 29, 1976. Judge April Showers Card Party, 8 P.M., 150 Garfield Ave., kel's. Refreshments, door prizes. Donations: $2. Senior Shebell dismissed charges Long Branch. Donation: $2.00. Bring your own cards. Citizens, $1.50. Tickets may be ordered by phone, Mrs. against Summey that on April Spring Hair Styles by Unisex, West End, Long Branch Marge Marino, 495-0739 or Mrs. Katie Rosamllla, 787-2445. 25, 1977 he stole stereo equip- Sponsored by Women's Auxiliary BPOE No. 742. April» ment worth more than $500 APRIL II, M Sat, April 29, 11:30. Second annual Spring Flower from John Summey, Sairs Whale Of A Rummage Sale, Rumson Country Day Luncheon, sponsored by Saint James Rosary Altar So- Ave., Long Branch, and that School, corner Ridge Rd. & Bellevue Ave., Wed., 9 A.M. ciety, at Squires Pub. Hat Show, floor prizes. $7.00 per on the same date he escaped How do we to 2 P.M. Thurs. 9 A.M. to 12. Benefit Scholarship Fund. person. C. Stiles, 741-8674 or A. Scarpone, 741-3542. from the custody of Detective APRIL H, 31 APRIL 21 Robert Gant of the Long Two exciting musical dramas, "Cavalleria Rusti- Branch police. Card Party sponsored by Court St. James No.999. Red lovethee? Bank, Catholic Daughters of America, 8 P.M. at the K Of cana" and "Paguaci"'will be sung In English by the Mon- C Home, Third Ave. & Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven. mouth Conservatory Opera/Operetta Society, Monmouth Dorothy "Ma" Markevltch, Prizes, refreshments. Donations: $2.50. Bring cards. Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank at 8 p m Sat . 48, of Bath Ave., Long April 2» and 3 p.m., Sun., April 30. Tickets, %f, $6, $5. $1 Branch, was sentenced to Let us count QUEST, weekly forum for single adults, Unitarian discount for Senior Citizens and Students. Group rates available. For ticket information call 741-8880. one-to-three years in a state Church, 1475 W. Front St., Lincroft, 8 P.M. No sermons, reformatory, she had pleaded but lots of no-holds-barred discussion of subjects of inter- APRIL N est to single, separated, divorced persons. Nominal dona- guilty to obtaining a total of the days. tion of $3, includes convivial glass of wine and simple You're invited to a Neighborhood Open House at Holy $287 with five forged checks eats. You may even get a chance to dance. For sure, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 150 River Rd Red from Bamberger's, Mon- you'll get out of your shell. Bank, Sun., April 30, from 2-4 P.M. Refreshments will be mouth Mall, Eatoqtown, be- served. » tween June 9 and 15,1976 It's only 1,2, 3,4, APRIL 21 MAY 6 Widows & Widowers Of Monmouth County (WOWS), a Flea Market, sponsored by Keansburg High School Michael Qualllebaum, 20, of non-sectarian group, will hold a monthly social on Fri., Booster Club, at the high school, on Port Monmouth Rd. Atlantic Ave., Keansburg, and April 21, « P.M., at the Cobblestones. Hwy. 35, new mem- For space information, call Audrey Stolpe, 787-583$. 5, 6, 7... bers are cordially invited to attend. Call 566-8191 or 747- Anthony Priola, 19, of Staten 9089 MAY 14 Island, N. Y., were each giv- Hazlet Sport's Club, "King It I". $20 Includes refresh- en Indeterminate reformatory APRIL 22 ments, tickets to show and bus. Call Lorraine, 787-7852 or terms. Priola had pleaded C'mon don't pout. Shopping trip to Reading, PA. Sponsored by A.H. Rec- Marie, 264-3754. (Boro Bus Terminal). guilty to breaking into Seals reation Committee. Fair $7 00 Call Mrs. W. Ruddy. 10-7th Eastern Inc., Monmouth St., Ave., Atlantic Highlands, 291-1842. MAY 2* Red Bank, on July 25 and Belford Methodist sponsors Flea Market & Arts 4 Crafts, at Bennett' Field, opposite Belford P.O., Hwy. stealing items worth more It's not many days Rummage Sale held by the United Methodist Women 36, from 9-5, May 20. Space available Bud Foulks 671- than 1200. He alsp admitted of Christ Church United Methodist, Ridge Rd.. Fair 1134. that on the same date he Haven, Fri. 9-4. Sat. 9-12. Cake and coffee will be served. broke Into the Monmouth till the news comes HAY 211. 27 Center for Vocational Rehabi- APRIL t) St. Agnes Church will sponsor a cruise on the S.S. Rot- litation, Pearl St., Red Bank, Parents Without Partners, Bayshore Chapter No. 644 terdam, special music (Gershwin) will be presented For Family Activity Booster Cocktail Party & Dance will be infonnaUon call 291-0876. and maliciously damaged the held at the Stable, Rt. 79 and Main St., Matawan. 8:30 MAY 21 premises. And he admitted out. P.M. Live Music. conspiring with three others Port-Au-Peck Chemical Hose Company and Mon- to both break-ins. The concert series of United Methodist Church, 247 mouth County Model-A Ford Club presents their Annual Broad St., Red Bank presents Herbert Burtis. organist, in Flea Market and Antique Car Show at Monmouth Park Quattlebaum admitted aid- recital at 4 p m. He will be assisted by the choral as- Race Track, Oceanport, On Sun., 9-5, spaces $10. For in- semble of the church. formation, call A Welgel, 22WT71J. Ins and abetting in both break ins and In the larceny It wasn't just a loss, it was Humiliation!

By The Associated Press defeating Cleveland in a firstround series. two minutes left in the opening quarter. But the 7lers defensive adjustments." "Personnel-wise, Philadelphia is the best team in the In another quarter-final opener Sunday, the San Antonio outscored New York 8-2 to lead 2820 at the end of the first Earl Monroe, New York's team captain, put it more league." Spurs — who also were coming off a week's rest as the period, then ran off the first 1] points of the second quarter succinctly That was the way New York Knlcks Coach Willis Reed Central Division titlist - defeated the Washington Bullets to break the game wide open. New York got no closer "It was a bad day for the Knicks," he said. sued up the Philadelphia 7ters before the start of their 114-183 behind NBA scoring champion George Gervm, who than II points the rest of the game. NEW YORK N National Basketball Association playoff quarter-finals, and Reserve forward Steve Mix led the Sixers with II points, netted S of his game-high 35 points in the second half McMUlian 3 04 C, Shelton 3 0-1 «, McAdoo 10-2 12, Beard 3 1- Sunday's series opener did nothing to change his mind followed by Doug Collins, 18; Julius Erving and Henry 2 7, Monroe ] M I, Williams 10 4-4 14, Jackson 3 11 7. Clea- Meanwhile, Seattle closed out its first-round series Bibby, 16 each; George McGinnis, IS; Lloyd Free, 14; mons 1 2-2 4, Haywood 6 12, Knight 1 1-2 3, Gondreiick 0 The Sixers took command early in the second quarter against Los Angeles with a 111-102 victory over the Lakers CaldweU Jones, 12, and Darryl Dawkins, 10 0 Totals 3> 12-20 00 at 41-20 and were never in trouble, routing the Knlcks 130 M in the decisive third game The Sonics will meet the "We had quite a few great efforts out there," said Sixers as eight Philadelphia players scored in double figures. Portland Trail Blazers in a best-ofseven quarter-final Coach Billy Cunningham, who had been wary as to how PHILADELPHIA IN starting Tuesday night in Portland. sharp his club would be after the week's layoff. "The key Erving 14-5 16, McGinnis 7 12 15, Jones ( 0-0 12, Blbby 8 0-0 "We were strong at the start and tried to fight 'em, but was that we ran quite a few fast breaks because of two 16, Collins « 6-718, Free 6 7-7 1», Bryant 1 1-2 3, Catchings 11-1 The other quarter-final also opens Tuesday night, with the 7lers have the personnel," said Reed "They're the factors — our intensity defensively and our defensive 5, Mix 6 7-7 II, Dawkins 5 2-5 12. McClain 0 0-0 0 Totals « 32- Milwaukee at Denver. beat team in the league. They scouted us and did their rebounding." 41130 The second game of the other quarter-final series will homework. And the week's rest was an advantage for Reed said, "We had a tough series with Cleveland and New York 20 26 22 22 -M be played Tuesday. we had to come here and play with only one night's rest Philadelphia 28 33 28 41 -10 The Sixers had earned a week off by winning the Atlantic The Knicks, the worst defensive team in the NBA, played We had to make a change from two different styles of Fouled out - None Total fouls - New York 32. Philadelphia Division title, and were able to rest while the Knlcks were well for the first 10 minutes and trailed only 20-18 with play, and it takes awhile to make necessary offensive and 20 Technical - Cleamons A - 13,011. Cardinals' Forsch no-hits Phillies ST. LOUIS - Bob Forsch webbing of my glove I should the fourth Inning and made it threw a no-hitter Sunday and have had It. 2-0. The Mets got a run back then threw his support behind "Sure, the Phillies thought in the seventh on an RBI an official scorer who saved it was a hit, but 1 was In a po- double by John Stearns, but It with a controversial call. sition to field the ball. I Larry Parrlsh's run-scoring "He ruled it an error and should have had It. It should double In the bottom of the It's an error," said the St. have been an easy play." seventh made it 3-1 and Daw- Louis Cardinal right-hander. Maddox then was wiped out son's RBI single in the eighth The blond Forsch's refer- when Bob Boone hit into a closed out the scoring. ence was to a ground ball hit double play. Forsch then re- by Philadelphia center fielder tired the side in the eighth by Dodgers I, Braves ( Garry Maddox leading off the getting Sizemore on a low line LOS ANGELES - Rick eighth Inning which skipped drive to Garry Templeton at Rhoden scattered seven hits off the webbing of Cardinal short. and Steve Garvey singled third baseman Ken Reitz' Forsch received a tu- home two runs as Los Angel- glove into left field multuous ovation when he es beat Atlanta, the Dogers'i Neal Russo of the St. Louis came to bat in the last of the fifth victory over the Braves Post-Dispatch called the play eighth, when the Cardinals without a loss this season. an "error," thus preserving scored their last run on a Rhoden, 2-0, struck out two Forsch's place among base- 'base-loaded walk to pinch- and walked four In pitching ball Immortals with a 5-0 hitter Dane lorge. Los Angeles to Its sixth vic- masterpiece over the Phila- In the ninth, Forsch nailed tory in eight starts. delphia Phillies at windy down the no-hitter by getting The Dodgers took a 2-0 lead Busch Stadium. pinch-hitters Jay Johnstone, against loser PhU Nlekro, 0-3, When the ball first went Mike Phillips and Larry Bowa in the first inning on a double through, It appeared to all all on ground balls with the by Dave Lopes, an error by witnesses that the no-hitter crowd cheering on every Third baseman Barry Bon- was gone. But without hesita- pitch. nell, and singles by Reggie tion, Russo signaled the play Forsch was mobbed by.his Smith and Ron Cey. an error, thus turning the red-Jacketed teammates at groans of 11,4(5 St. Louis par- the mound as the crowd con- The Dodgers added two tisans to cheers as Forsch tinued to cheer. more In the third when constructed the Cardinals' Expos 4, Melsl Niekro loaded the bases on first no-hitter since 1171 and MONTREAL - Lefthander walks to Lopes, Smith and the Cardinals' first in the city Ross Giimsley tossed a four- Cey. Garvey then grounded a since Jesse Haines beat the hitter and got solo home runs single to left to score Lopes old Boston Braves 5-0 on Jan. from Dave Cash and Andre and Smith and give Los An- 17, UZ4. Dawson as the Montreal geles a four-run lead. An RBI "It was a kind of question- Expos downed the New York double by Rhoden, runscorlng single by Bill Russell and able call, but I guess It's got MeU. two-run single by Glenn to be a legitimate base hit," Grlmsley, 2-0 struckout Burke boosted it to 8-0 in the said Forsch, shrugging his three in recording his second eighth shoulders when asked by a victory over the Mets this horde of newsmen for his re- season. The Dodgers turned over action. "I'm sure If you asked Jerry Koosman, 1-2, pitched three double plays behind our third baseman about it, six innings, allowing two Rhoden, who has defeated At- he'd be honest. I'm sure that earned runs. He gave up a lanta five times in his career he felt he should have had the first-Inning home run to Dave without a loss, including twice ball" Cash, the first homer for this season. The shutout was Reitz. who set a National Cash since coming to Mon- the fifth of Rhoden's career League record by committing treal before the start of the and the first by a Los Angeles only nine errors in 1177, hasti- 1177 season. Cash's last home pitcher this season. ly concurred with Forsch's run was on July 21, 1176 Brian Asselstlne and Row- appraisal. against the Pittsburgh Pirates land Office each had two of "I went down for the ball when he was playing for the Atlanta's six hits. The loss and kind of double-pumped, HEADED FOR NO-HITTER — St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Forsch struck out three and allowed two walks en route to his Philadelphia Phillies was the sixth in seven games Forsch lets go with a hard pitch in the ninth Inning as he goes no-hitter. It was the first no-hltter for a Cardinal pitcher at trying to pick up the bounce," Dawson's second solo for nohltter In game against Phillies yesterday at St. Louis, home since 1924. he said. "It just went off the homer In two days came in See Korwfc, page 14 Yanks blank Chisox, complete 3-game sweep

NEW YORK - Dick Tidrow and Sparky Lyle handcuffed run In the sixth inning as the Boston Red Sox completed a But the finger was treated at the mound and House scattered with a line drive single off the foot of losing pitcher Jim Chicago on five hits Sunday, pitching the New York Yankees three-game series sweep of the Texas Rangers. 13 hits to pick up the win Clancy, 0-1. to a 3-0 victory over the White Sox. Boston reliever Bob Stanley got the victory, taking over In the first game, Stinson drove in two runs with a first- Crawford, 1-0, took over from starter Dave Rozema with Tidrow, 1-1, carried the shutout into the seventh inning from starter Alan Ripley with the score tied 5-5 and blanking inning single and doubled In another run in the fifth to hel| one on and one out In the sixth and retired the Jays in order and when a single and walk gave Chicago two men on base the Rangers until the ninth, when he allowed the Rangers' fi- Dick Pole notch his first victory against two defeats. the rest of the way. with two out, Lyle came on to get pinch-hitter Wayne Nordha- nal run. Tom Burgmeier came on and retired Al Oliver for Aagels 2, A's I Tigers 3. Blur lays 2 OAKLAND - Don Baylor opened the 11th Inning with an gen on a first-pitch fly ball. the final out of the game. TORONTO (AP) — Jason Thompson's two-out single In The Yankees nicked loser Ken Kraveck, 1-1, for two runs With Carl Yastrzemski collecting three singles and Hob- infield hit and scored on an error by Oakland second baseman the seventh inning scored Ron LeFlore from third base with Steve Staggs as the California Angels defeated the A's. In the second inning, getting the first without benefit of a hit son two, the Red Sox rolled to their fourth consecutive Vic- the winning run and Jim Crawford pitched 3 2-3 innings of Baylor homered in the fifth Inning td stake California to a and the second on an RBI single by Graig Nettles. tory. Th> Boston sluggers shelled Texas starter Doc Medich shutout relief as the Detroit Tigers edged the Toronto Blue 14 lead but the A's Dave Revering hit his first major league Lou Pinietla and Chris Chambliss drew consecutive walks in the fifth while pulling into a 5-5 on a pair of walks, and Car- Jays. to open the inning, Piniella advanced to third on a fly ball and Iton Fisk's sacrifce fly. homer in the seventh to tie the score. then scored on a wild pitch. Chambliss reached second on a Orioles 7, Brewers S LeFlore drew his second walk of the game to open the After his single in the 11th, Baylor moved to second on a wild pitch and came in on a single by Nettles, who recovered Brewers t. Orioles 2 seventh, was sacrificed to second by PhU Mankowskl and took sacrifice by Dave Chalk and went to third following Ranee from the flu which the Yankees said kept him out of Satur- Baltimore — Gorman Thomas, Larry Hisle and Dick third as Rusty Staub bounced out to first. Thompson followed MuUlniks' long fly to right field. day's game. Davis slammed home runs, powering the Milwaukee Brewers Red Sox 8, Raagers 6 to a second-game victory and a split of a doubleheader. Boston — Butch Hobson singled across the tie-breaking The Orioles won the opener as Lee May hit two homers and drove in four runs. Don Stanhouse stifled a four-run Mil- waukee rally in the ninth inning, fanning Hisle with the bases loaded. An unstereotyped breed How They Stand May, with 302 career homers, and 31 multi-homer games, cracked a two-run shot in the first Inning and a solo blast in Marathon runners vonstitute a unique breed, un- NATIONAL LI««U> AMBRICAN LBA0U1 the sixth, and was robbed of a third homer in the seventh by stereotyped and with avarylng philosophies, yet bound by All Ttm 1ST •OAST right fielder Davis. a commond threat, sayd former Olympic gold medalist W I Pel. SB Frank Shorter. 754 - Moose Haas, 2-1, who fanned 14 New York Yankees in his SI. Louis .53* — Detroit 554 - Mllwoukee »7 last start, was raked for nine of Baltimore's 12 hits, including "The one thing that ties them all togehter," said the 435 1 Newport JOO '. lesion WILL MO Vi Niw York .500 3 Larry Harlow's first major league home run. returning distance king, "is drive — the fierce determina- Pittsturgn 133 ) Baltimore 311 Vr> tion ot to give up until the race Is finished. Clevelond 1W 1'1 Nelson Briles, 1-1, struck out nine and allowed four hits Los Angeles 1 .750 - Toronto 350 before being lifted after seven innings. Tim Stoddard was "For every marathon runner, there is some incentive Cincinnati 1 .700 - over and above the need of winning. The seed is different GRIMSLEY San Francisco ) 435 I KonioiCllr 157 shelled for four hits in the ninth before Hisle was retired for Houston t 400 1 Colltornlo .447 the second time in the ninth inning by Stanhouse. for everybody, yet all of them are seeking to fulfill some Son Diego S 1U 1'1 Ookkmd 447 Altonn 4 .143 «'•'! Chicago 500 Rtyals 1, lidlaas I inner need." Minnesota 443 Seattle 301 KANSAS CITY - Frank White's bases-loaded bunt scored Shorter, 30, from Boulder, Colo., who at Munich in Moolrtal I, New York 1. 11 Innlngi ISO Amos Otis in the seventh inning and led the streaking Kansas 1172 becmae the first American in M years to win the •msourgh 13. Chicago 10 Philadelphia >. SI. Leull 3.10 Innlngi Detroit 4, Toronto 3 City Royals to their sixth straight triumph. Olympic title, made his debut today in the Boston Mara- Houston 4, Cincinnati I Baltimore 7. MllwoukeeO Atlanta of LM Angeles. wxJ. roln New York 1, Chlcogo 3 Cleveland loser Wayne Garland, 1-1, did not give up a hit thon, facing some 5,00 official qualifiers and another 5,000 and Europe. San Francisco at Son Diego, ppd. roln Boston 13. Texas t tackling the 26 mile, 385-yard test for a lark. Minnesota 4. Seattle 5. I until DarreU Porter led off the Kansas City fifth with a single, He currently is serving as consultant and advisor to Kansos City 4. Cleveloi and nursed a 1-0 lead into the seventh. . He entered the event with memor of an ankle injury an insurance company (Connecticut Mutual Life) in a .. _J14,NowYork1 California al Ooklond. ppd .roln Chtcogo 5. Plttuxrcjn I Al Cowens singled leading off the Kansas City seventh that interrupted his training last fall, sidelining him for public serivce program designed to educate entry-level ».LMHS.PMM>i»>tlo0 Seattle 1-7. Minnesota 5 ? (month. IHmlliii 4. Cincinnati), 13 Innlngi Detroit 4. Toronto 3 and stole second. One out later, Otis was hit by a pitch and runners. LM Angelot •• Atlanta 0 Baltimore 7-3. Mllwoukee H Clint Hurdle singled home Cowens to tie the game at 1-1. Fred "The ankle put a strain on my hamstring muscle and I At 130 pounds on a wiry 5-foollO frame, he regard hi- San Francisco 4 Son Ol»go I New York 3. Chlcogo 0 Boston I. Tejios 4 Patek slapped a slow roller to Buddy Bell at third to load the didn't run between Oct. 23 and Nov. 21," he said. "It will self fit enough to win his second Olympic title in Moscow Attain (MonnonMi at Son Francisco Kansos City I. Cleveland I be hard to push It out my mind. Knowing that distance Colllornla 3. Oofctond I. II Innings bases and set up White's bunt. in 1180. (•kjot-l). 4:«».m. PMMMpMo (Lonbarg O-ll at Pitts. •.arisen 7, Twlis 2 running attacks the weakest point. I will constantly be tars* (CMatarla It 1.7U p nv SlcogolSto Marlaen I, Twits S fearful of blowing out." Marathon runners, he said, are subject to rigid men- New Yert (Esptooso ol SI Louis 34). 1:30 p.m. [FalconFalcoe M)M),, 1:15 pm Oakland (Longford O-ll at Mlrmtsolo Sine he started running on the beaches of Taso. N.M., tal processes throughout the two hours — plus that they [ Thormodward 141,1 IS p.nv BLOOUINGTON, Minn - Seattle left-hander Tom House CJncmnotmtl l ItotIton an 141 at Los Angeles Mlhnv*a«ISIelnO«l ol Boston iTorrei when he was 15, Shorter figures he has run almost four are fleeing over paved streets through canyons of specta- IP.au 141.1:41 P.™. suffered a dislocated finger on his pitching hand in the first (14).3p.m OMy gam hd Kansas City ICvfo 04) ot Toronto Net inning but stayed on to hurl a complete-game victory over the times around the globe — averaging 17 miles a day In tors. tenono-u, 4 p.m. Minnesota Twins, giving the Mariners a sweep of their practice and competition over the last 15 years. "As soon as the gun goes off," he said," "your start It Cnlcotc. 3 » p "i Texas (Maflock 1 II at Cleveland ... MaatSlnii«»g»i.7:15pm (Watts Ml. 7:35 p.m. doublheader. Besides the Olympic gold medal, he won four mara- thinking about a strong getaway - a mile in around 4:55 HOw York at St. Louis, 1:19 p.m. Bottlmorl {Flonogon 0-3) ol New York — and then you settle into a steady pace of about 5:30 for Houston ot Son Olego. II pnv (Hunter HI, IP m • In the opener, Bob Stinson drove in three runs with three thons in Fukuoka, Japan, regarded as the defacto world CincinnatiatLoiAngeles. IIUp m ColllormM (Tonano 341 ot Seattle hits as Seattle ended an eight-game losing streak. championship, other races in Japan, the United States each mile. Altsnto ot San Fnmcbco. 103S pm IMoneycotl 141.10:15 p.m. House, 1-2, was hit by a line drive off the bat of Dan Ford. \.

14 MONDAY.APHILI7.I97B Major League boxscores Cards' Forsch no-hits Phillies Continued Pittsburgh scored in the RBI single in the Utb inning pair of singles by Ken Griffey Bill Madloek lor Atlanta fifth on a walk to Bill Robin- led the Houston Astros to a until the ninth when he tired The Giants extended their Haai Tan Crti i. Pirate, I son and singles by Willie Star victory over the Cincinnati and departed after yielding a lead to 4-0 in the second off rlH a*rtM >>!• CHICAGO - Ivin DeJetu* gel) and Ed Ott Fernanedo Reds single to Dan Dnessen and Padre starter Bob Owchinko 1111 BadksMla > I > I lot Put.ni 1111 4 10 1 Cfomortll 4 0 C I I 111 ftlnartcl lilt rapped a tingle and twoGonzalez then beat out an in-*' when Johnny LeMatter Orinayrl Sill CaMMtt 7111 Fain 4 101 CasriTt 1111 Cabell's line drive single to walking Johnny Bench and 4 111 Blalrcl I I I I Marasaa 4 0 0 0 Cadamcl S 1 1 0 SHMnn* lilt FrloUt, I I 0 I doublet and Greg Gross field tugle to load the bases, Dave Concepcion to load the tripled and scored on a sacri- 4 111 MimaAdh 4 111 till JCruirt 1 I 1 I MaoMID 4 111 Dnux.il 3 13 1 left field scored Jimmy Sex- 4 12 1 Rtjcltart 4 111 S0II WoManlb 1017 Orlavarf 4 111 Carfare 4110 knocked In two runt with a setting the stage for an odd bases fice fly by winning pitchers 4 111 Paraitb ton from second base to 1111 Pimaiuu I l 11 117 1 Farffwwc S I 0 0 MOUlHICt 1111 pair of singles to lead Rick double play BobKnepper I1 I I Chmbulb I I 11 4 110 Howalb I 1 I I UaarnK 1 I I I NUIIOftrf 0111 AJUa/aali nil CJaMnnc 411 4 10 0 IMIIOTH 4 110 break a 3-3 tie that existed Pinch-hitter Don Werner's Flyn«H> 2 110 Panimje ReuKhel and the Chicago laMMOB 111! NatllaDb 1 I I I Garanmcf 3 0 0 0 Worlinopr, 10 0 0 till Unwrlb till Phil Garner tapped the ball from the ninth inning. single scored one run and San Diego cut the deficit to 1 I 0 0 KnlfMpn 10 0 0 Sailar.ll 0 10 0 I 111 ftptlartt II II Cubs to a victory over the KPX? CopWopr 10 0 0 P.lchoro'p 7 0 0 0 10 0 1 C'lmilyp )• 0 0 Pittsburgh Pirates to the mound and Reuschel Houston reliever Joe Sambito 4-1 in the bottom of the sec- • til T«M II I ' 1 Lurr.ll I 0 0 0 Sombllop 0 110 n 141 TIM III 14 Sexton lead off the 13th by laovarp 2 0 0 0 Howordprl I 0 0 0 threw to the plate to force then walked Pete Rose with ond on singles by George in tti iit-i in in i it— i drawing a walk from Cincin- DoCMaer. 110 0 Panlip 0 0 0 0 III III I 1 I- 4 The triumph was the second Stargell Catcher Dave Rader the bases loaded to tie the Hennck, Bob Davis and BUI ill •(• iii-i DMurryp 0 0 0 I Brgmr.pT. I I I 0 Df-PJaw Vorh I LOB—NaLOI-N.w« ToYormh Ss.. nati reliever Manny Sar- LOB-Oico»o I. New York 9 71- 1111 OlManp 110 0 MoMrxM ltlB-Maiillll. Slaornt. Por in three decisions for Reus- fired to first, too late to get game 3-3. Almon. A sacrifice fly by vnaan $Blonat.ftandolpr.,Mur,ion • 10 0 run HH-JRin III. Oo-ion HI miento Sarmeinto then IF H I •• II to chel. Don Robinson, a 20- Gamer, bul when Ott tried to Gene Richards in the seventh 100 0 ' IP » • li il ia struck out pitcher Tom Dixon till year-old rookie making his score from second, he was Giants I, Padres 4 made it 4-2, but that was as il-ll I TIM a4 ) I I TM« « « II 4 1 1 and got Terry Puhl on a pop- 111 i first major leaguA,start, suf- nailed on Larry Bmtner's re- SAN DIEGO - Willie close as the Padres could get. CM I 01 III 111 III I- I 1 1 up before Cabell delivered his HM I I I III II 0 III I- 4 fered the lost although tyf> of turn tbnw to Rader McCovey's three-run homer IMI I 0 ) 4 Twajh aita »!••!•! ran Kara4 GrlrmlayW.7-0 4 11 game-winning hit. The Giants broke the game 1 I 1 I I 0 I 1 E-Banch. OMurroy OP-Clnclnnolll T-l U A—11.7*0 the runs off in the first inning triggered a-LyH III HlP-Hlvtri Icy Kro LOB-C>AClnflatl 13. Moullon 14 7B—Ct open in the eighth on an RBI vvcl.Wf1—Krevtc.T—1:11 A-n.TSO unearned. he Cubs added a run in the San Francisco Giants to a dano HR-Hswi 1)1 SB-Grlflty 2. Ct LatMatlai Bob Watson had driven in single by LeMaster and a dano7. Drltttan. JCrui. Solon i-PJIeh k kl the seventh on an error by victory over the San Diego ord.Griflty. JCrul SF-WotMn 10 10 Lopaslb till The Cubs scored a run in Gonzalez and a run-scoring two runs and right-hander J Padres. two-run double by pitch-hitter _irlM akilM IP H • «• BB 10 10 0 0 Ruitalln 4111 Mike lvie They added a run 4 110 RIchrdilD l oo i Auttnrl 4 0 10 USmllhrl 1110 the third on an error and sin- double by DeJesus, then Ra- R. Richard held a 3-1 lead for 3 0 0 0 DThmiJb 10 10 ) 1 SI lurrgfttlt 1 0 0 0 Burkacl 10 11 glet by DeJesus and Gross, Houston over the first eight It was the 40-year-old in the top of the ninth on Jack 4 111 Gombitlt I III OMurray 7 I 0 0 1 I Offlcttt 4 0 10 Caylb 10 11 der singled home two runs in I III Wimit.dll S 0 0 I Tamllr. 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m ^'WW«aj aj ^TBBBr • BBlW^aTBim FORD PROVE EM AT YOUR SHREWSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 17, 1978 TlieMyReg&er 15 \ Sonics beat Lakers; Spurs 1-up on Bullets SEATTLE (AP) - Gus Williams ignited a second-quarter Span 114, Ballru 111 rally and rookie Jack Sikma carried the scoring load in the SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - George Gervin exploded second half to lead the Seattle SuperSonics to a ill 102 for 25 second-half points and finished with J5 to rally the victory over the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday in the deciding San Antonio Spurs to a 114-103 National Basketball As- game of their best-of-three first-round National Basketball sociation playoff victory over the Washington Bullets Sunday. Assocaition playoff series With San Antonio trailing 4948 at halftime, Gervin took The Sonics, who lost to the Lakers at Los Angeles Friday charge, scoring 16 points and teammate Larry Kenon added night to set up Sunday's third game, will meet the defending eight more as the Spurs took an 82-76 lead at the end of world champion Portland Trail Blazers in a best-ofseven three quarters series starting Tuesday in Portland In the final period Gervin added nine more points as San Sikma finished with 24 points, including 12 in the third Antonio fashioned a 101-85 lead, which the Bullets trimmed period as the Sonics took a 11-78 lead into the final 12 to 105101 minutes. The 6foot-ll forward-center hit a pair of free throws Gervin added two free throws, and scored again and made late in the third period that gave the Sonics an 83-64 lead, another free throw to put the Spurs ahead 110-101 and the their biggest of the game. game out of reach The Lakers put together two seven-point spurts in the final Elvin Hayes led the Washington scoring with 26 points and period, the second of which cut Seattle's lead to W-92 with Kevin Grevey had 14. Mitch Kupchak had 19 and Tom 5 N left. Marvin Webster, who had 20 points and a game-bigh Henderson 16 for the losers. 18 rebounds, kept Los Angeles out of reach the rest of the Washington put together its first-half lead on a physical way, scoring six of Seattle's last 12 points rebounding contest and the Spurs, playing for the first time Williams scored 1( points in the first half, including II in a week, appeared sluggish. in a second-period rally that boosted the Sonics into a 59-50 But in the third quarter the Spurs began to play their haUlime lead. freelance running and passing game to perfection and took Kareem Abdul Jabbar, who turned 31 Sunday, played the advantage of Gervin's hot hand. entire game for Los Angeles and led all scorers with 31 The Spurs also were more aggressive on the boanii in points. Dave Robisch came off the bench in the second half the second half. The final rebounding tally showed San to counter Slkma's powerful inside play and was ins- Antonio losing that battle 58-48. But the Spurs shot 50 percent trumental in the Lakers' fourth period scoring bursts. from the field while Washington managed to hit only 40 Robisch had 12 points in the final period percent of its shots and a dismal 5« percent of its free Jamaal WUkes and Adrian Dantley added IS points apiece throws. for the Lakers. IM •NOtLIl I1M) WMHIMTON (Mil It. Wllktit j) IV AMul Hom II1-4 H. Kupchok • M( II, On Seattle's Dennis Johnson and the Lakers' Charlie Scott il. Mudion I M 4. Nlaon S MM 1)111. Htntftrton ; }.J 11. Grtvtv got Into a brief shoving match midway in the third period, J ». Abarnothy 0 op 0. * 1-4 14. tollard 3 0-4 4, Wright 3 04 4. It. Totoll* 1017103 JoUnion 0 1 I !. Pen. I 0 0« Tiloll 4] \1 which resulted in technical fouls against both players. 31103 IIATTLi IIM1 UHANTONIO 1114111 With Seattle ahead 75-58, it appeared Scott, who was being J Johnion I 1 * II. Slhfno f 44 24. DlKrlck I 004 1100 . Ktnon II 04 », guarded by Johnson In front of the Los Angeles bench, WtUltf t ) 1 ». 0 Johnion ] >4 r Wll PoultP l 1 I I J. Oolt till), Oirvln III i llomi 10 11 n. Slloi I 04 1. trown « 17 11, QIMrdlrw ) II II. Domsltr 4 04 I. accidentally caught the Sonic guard In the chin with an 14. Wnlktr I 047 Tolol* 4M7 IJ 111 Gr»*n 3 04 4. Irltlow I 04 4. Total! SI NOT THIS TIME - New York Knlcks' Bob elbow. Johnson retaliated by trying to slap the ball away LUUmUn M H M M'101 III) 114. EBA Eastern Division Semifinal playoff game. Si- l«Mto nun »-in w—1mm n »17 B-IU McAdoo reaches out and blocks shot by Sixers' from Scott. The two players squared off but were kept apart FovIM oul-Wllk»i Total roull-Loi xers' Caldwell Jones Is at right, Sixers romped, Anotltt. H. Stolllt. If. Ttihnnali D iiAiomi HUM M-114 Julius Ervlng, left, yesterday afternoon during as both benches emptied and order quickly was restored A-\I1M FoulW out-Nont Tolol toul|-Wo»n 130-90. Ington ». Son Anlonlo 31. A Ml Evert registers 118th straight win on clay

By TV Associated Press the literutlMal Teuls ted The victory netted Mayer firmed, the odds on favorite, utes and 15 seconds set by were not announced, leave lap bring out the yellow flag. year. eratlM threw South Africa 18,500. easily won the (284,751 Holly- Martin Kraft of Detroit. only three players on their 40- With Waltrip and Petty run- Marchibroda's lawyer has HILTON HEAD ISLAND, Mt of the Davis Cup. MONTE CARLO - Fifth- wood Derby and reaffirmed man roster unsigned — Jer- Kraft broke his own record, ning in each other's shadows been negotiating with the S.C. - (iris Evert wilkslMd The three tennis bodies of seeded Pail Ramirez or Mexi- his position as the leading 3- rry Garvln, Mike Willis and but came in second in seven for much of the race, the Pet- Colts since December and the aa early threat bat weal •• la South Africa — one white, one co defeated unseeded Tomas year-old runner racing In Cal- JeffByrd. hours, 10 minutes and 20 sec- ty Dodge fell behind on a late coach found the delay amus- defeat Kerry Reid 1-2, 1-0 black, and one multi-racial — Smld of Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6- ifornia. pit stop and Waltrip took his ing, commenting that only he onds. Dr. Shaul Landany of The previous contracts of winning 126,000 and her fifth were given until next Feb. 1 3, 6-4 in the finals of a f 175,080 In virtually a wire-to-wire Chevrolet to his Becond win of "would have a lawyer who Israel place third. the three players signed Sun- championship in the premier to form a new non-racial or- World Championship Tennis triumph, with Steve Cauthen the season In the 250 mile would take forever In resolv- day had been renewed during . clay-court tennis tournament ganization for administering tournament. in the saddle, Affirmed The race was sponsored by NASCAR chase. ing the languate of a con- spring training when new for women. the game. It was a clearcut victory chalked up his fouth con- the Shore Athletic Club and tract." The victory was Even's David Gray, secretary of for the 24-year-old Mexican. deals could not be worked out Petty was second, Benny 118th straight on clay and the ITF, said, "If they have Ramirez avenged a clay court at that time . Parsons was third, Lennle Marchlbroada insisted that marks the third time she has not reached agreement by defeat Smid Inflicted on him Pond was fourth, and Dave he wasn't worried during the Sports briefs AUTO RACING defeated Reid in the finals of that time we will send a com- In the first round of the 1976 Marcis was fifth, two laps be- delay, saying that he and club NORTH WILKESBORO, this event. mittee of inquiry to look into Italian Championships when hind th leaders. owner Robert Iray had N.C. - Kartell Wallrip look In the doubles champion- the reasons why." Ramirez was the defending secutlve win of 1978 and soon the National AAU. agreed on the salary and the the lead tram Richard Petty FOOTBALL ship, the team of BUlie Jean The predominantly white champion. will head for Louslvllle and Alan Price, Tom Hamilton length of the contract. with M laps to go, opeaed ap King and Martina Navratl- South African Tennis Union, Ramirez won (30,000 in the Kentuck yDerby, where and Sal CoraUo, all of Wash- BALTIMORE - dapplag a comfortable oat-lap margla The apparant stumbling lova defeated Hona Guerrant which is recognized by the prize money against the 21- he Is the early favorite. ington, DC, placed fourth, that coaches "get M Kcoadi aad held off a late Petty burst block In th signing had been and Greer Stevens, 6-3, 7-5. ITF, will continue to be rec- year-old Smid, who was play- Think Snow as a surprise fifth and sixth to win the to madke a declsoa" while to win the Staley 400 stock an attempt by the Celts to get The winning team splits ognized until the new body Is Ing In his first major final second, Radar Ahead third team championship for the lawyers take M weeks. Ted car race at the North Wilkes- their coach a tax break on his formed. Ramirez displayed a strong and Balzac fourth in the fireld Potomac Valley Strlders Marchlbroada has signed a boro Speedway Sunday. new contract. Marchlbroda serve, and Smld lacked the of nine sophomores. Track Club. new contract to coach the In the early going It ap- That means that South Afri- Waltrip won under a cau- Baltimore Colts of the Nation- signed the contract before experience to cope with the The time for the 1 ^-mile- peared Reid would give the can players may continue to tion flag, with D.K. Ulrlch al Football League for the Monday's deadline for sub- Mexican's smooth play. test was 1:48 1-5. The track BASEBALL 23-year-old world champion a compete as individuals on the losing an engine on the final next five years at $1,50,000 a mitting tax returns. surprisingly turned op labeled KANSAS CITY - The bro- battle. She successfully mixed tournament circuit. Smid lost his service three fast after heavy showers re- hea right aikle of Clevelaad her shots and set the pace in But South Africa will be times in the first set, twice in duced to it to slop just 24 ladlaaa catcher Bo Diaz will the flrt three games, scoring barred from this year's team the second and once In the hours earlier. he la a east for aboat six a service break in the third. competitions, including the third, breaking Ramirez's ser- Affirmed returned $2.60, weeks, team official* say. Evert, laboring with a sore Davis Cup and the women's vice only twice. You know what to 12.60 and 12.10; Think Snow, shoulder, made more mistak- Federal Cup, which is sched- The victory enabled Rami- with Sandy Hawley aboard, Diaz fractured the ankle es than usual. uled for Australia next De- rez to move into a tie for relumed $8.40 and $3.20 and Saturday night during the In- look for in a

Herring and shad are in the Delaware River and some liantly colored wild fish and even more numerous club stock- Of the approximately 20 deer that had been living near are being caught by anglers in the. tidal pool below Trenton ed hatchery specimens were striking freely The stream is not our c»mp, I believe at ieast 15 died of starvation The club Fall! reports the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and heavily overgrown, ideal for fly fishing, and there wasn't an- sticks to antlered bucks hunting only, refusing to go along ShelMshertes other fisherman on it with the state plan to harvest some antlerless deer each fall Plain gold hooks, sizes six to eight for herring and two tn HENRY / By the time I had worked down the brook a quarter of a in attempts to keep the herd within the winter carrying ca- four for shad were catching fish last week Apparently there /mile I had my limit, crossed the stream and walked back up pacity of the range arc plenty of fish and the action will become better and faster (toward the bridge and my vehicle Other members 1 spoke to over the weekend were indif- as the shad in particular move up the river to their spawning I had reached the point where the vulture had been when SCHAEFER ferent. The club puts out bales of alfalfa each winter even grounds at least as far north as Hankins in New York I glimpsed a patch of reddish-brown in the woods and walked though the conservation department says this is not good feed The trout season in the Delaware River between New Jer- over to investigate There I found Ihe carcasses of three win- sey and Pennsylvania opened on Saturday The minimum size ter-killed deer Two were side by side and the third was 10 lor deer They seem to think there are a lot of deer left and if is W Inches and the bag limit is five of all species Licenses of feet away All were small, but the third was just a tiny fawn some were killed by starvation there wasn't anything that both New Jersey and Pennsylvania are recognized from wa- that I am sure was the same little creature that had been could be done about it ter's edge to water's edge Anglers are permitted to launch a Some whiting were taken in the surf on recenl nights re coming in to feed on apples behind our camp every evening boat from either shore ported Armand Giglio of Sea Bright Bulk of the mackerel last fall both before and during the hunting season However, any person fishing from shore or wading must fishing effort over the weekend was expended off Seaside It weighed barely 30 pounds and both Jim Lucadema and have a license Irom the state in which the shoreline Is lo- Park Boats from Manasquan River and Shark River basins I were sure that this late fawn would never make it through cated were fishing there, aboul eight to nine miles off shore the winter The acorn crop was a failure in tlie mountains last According to Karl Krlstlansen, state conservation officer. Winter Kill year and the deer were hungry even before the coming of the Rich Lambertson and Charles King of Red Bank have taken The buzzard should have been the tip-off. big snows Jim was putting out a bushel of apples every after- over the float stocking chore of the Manasquan River The I saw the turkey-size vulture fly out of the woods on the noon and from a dozen to 20 deer would appear every evening stretch from the Squankum Bridge to Allaire State Park was other side of Beaver Brook in the (alskills while I was fishing to devour them all scheduled for floating today down the stream for brook trout on my first trip to New York If we had been able to continue this through the winter Michael Miller of Leonardo weighed a 4 l/2-pou.nd striped on Friday and I wondered if perhaps it had been feeding on a we could probably have saved them all but the camp was April is bass at Julian's Sport Shop. Atlantic Highlands. Saturday He deer carcass but forgot about the bird The fishing was good empty when the snowstorms raged I found seven carcasses caught the fish from (he beach at Leonardo while after floun- Even though the weather was cold and cloudy with in all on Friday and Saturday and saw only one live deer and CHEVY VAN der, o frequent snow' showers Ihe brook trout were hungry Bril- the fresh tracks of another MONTH CIRCLE CHEVROLET Beckenbauer's goal wins for Cosmos OVER 35 In Stock Units KAST RUTIIKKKOHI) (AH) - Franz Hecki-nbauer Expretl — which was making Us debut in Ihe I'ontiac Silver- quake goalie Mike Hewilt as the clock ran out on the 15 min- scored on a direct kick Just outside the penally area with 2 K dome ute overtime period MUST GO left to give the Cosmos a Id North American Soccer League Forward Steve WagMit had booted a perfect centering San Jose. 0-4. led 10 at halftime on a goal by Pete Ressel This Month! victory over the Tulsa Roughnecks here Sunday pass from the nght wing which Drlrni! goalie Steve Hardwick and. after a score by Colorado's Bob Rohrbach early in the Following a penalty to Tulsa's Jim McKenwan. Becken- leaped out to bat away liui Fleeting got Ihe rebound and second half, went ahead 21 on a goal by John Rowlands bauer fired a long lineshot through the wall of Roughneck de- kicked it in from aboul 10 yards out in the middle of the net Jomo Sono forced the overtime when he scored with 17 fenders, cleanly beating goalie Colin Roulton to his right. The (Express had opened the scoring at 19:15 of the first minutes left in regulation Colorado is now 2-2 Playing without high-yoring forwards Steve Hunt and half on a goal by midfielder iWiti Bradford with Keith Fur- Aztecs 4. Surf I Dennis Tueart, the Cosmos dominated the physiual Rough- phy — son of Deiroit coach Ken tfurphy — assisting ANAHEIM (AP) - Wolfgang Suhnholz scored two goals necks throughout the game They outshot Tulsa 2H-1H Bradford, at 5-foot-S. 138 pounds, is the smallest player on and assisted on another and Charle Cooke had a goal and two The teams fought to a scoreless first half, although Ihe the team and he got his goal during a scramble aboul ) > assists Sunday to lead Ihe Los Angeles Aztecs to a 4-1 North Cosmos had numerous scoring opportunities yards tn the right of Rowdies goalie Paul Hammond American Soccer League victory over the California Surf Forward Gary F.therington broke in alone on Boultiin. but Tampa Ray lied the score at 24 40 of the 45 minute half on Suhnholz first goal came 14 minutes into the contest and See The Truck Experts at. . the goalie came out to cut down on the angle and make a fine a deflection off the chest of Detroil defender Paul Hunter It was unassisted Mis second was at If:II, with Cooke getting stop Later, Giorgio Chinaglia fired a bullet from point-blank was a 40-yard boot by midfielder Mike McGulTe that took Ihe the assist. range, but Boulton deflected the ball over the cage favorable Tampa delelctlon, In Ihe anguish of Ihe crowd of CIRCLE CHEVROLET Cooke also got an assist on a goal at 23:15 by Rudy Tulsa threatened early in the second half but Krol Yasin- 2S 523 Vbarra, who had replaced the injured Ron Davies. "Central Jersey's Leading Chevrolet Truck Center. .." turned the Roughnecks back (arlbous 3. Quakers 2 Cooke wrapped up the Aztecs' scoring at 44:30. with Suh- A crowd of 41.210 came to (iiant.s Stadium for the game SAN JOSE, Calif (AP) — Forward Brian Tinninn's goal as 641-Shrewsbufy Ave. 741-3130 Shrewsbury nholz recording anassist on the goal. Rowdies t, Express I time expired gave the Colorado Caribou's a .'1-2 overtime vic- PONTIAC, Mich (AH) — Defender Jim Fleeting* goal at tory over San Jose in North American Soccer League play 2 43 of the second half Sunday gave the Tampa Ray Howdics Sunday a 21 North American Soccer League victory over Ihe Detroit Tinnion took a pass from Said Sucic and shot past Karth- Sires Stakes open tonight GOODfYEAR

EAST RUTHERFORD (AP) time, more than half in Sires Playboy Eric Noble Fancy. Shapely Kim - The 1978 New Jersey Sires Stakes competition Eroica is the 1977 state and I n a I .u Stakes season opens Monday Jeffrey Ed, with Ted Wing champion The colt won the Carmine Abbatlello will night at the Meadowlands. driving from the No 7 post, Is 150,000 stakes for 3-year-olds make one of his infrequent with four races involving 4 3-1 and F. Wa Ironhead, with enroute to gaining the title of appearances at the Meadow- year-old colts, geldings and Ben Webster in the bike from New Jersey 3-year-old Horse lands, steering Benny Royal, mares on the program No 4. is 41 in the mile of the Year in 1977 Eroica is in the last non-betting race Only one race, the fifth Schatzles Bunny, Buckeye's owned by Ernie Morris, the Ben Webster, third in the Big race on the regular card, will Pride, Cornell Streaker, Jer- president of Saratoga Race- M driving standings, will be a betting race. The others. sey Pat, Free Shot. Stock- way, as is Eric B Eric B guide Ardena Flame. Osage See us this week for a Super Buyl non-betllng events, will be ingtown. Echo Duke and Ro- Sharp placed second to Princess, Hanchee Marvel, contested before the betting mano Direct complete the 11- Eroica in the 150.000 test Adlos Rosella. Herbar's An- card starts at A p.m. . horse Held. Playboy Eric won the New drea, Sexy Sister and H. H. 'Polyglas'Whitewalls Jersey Fair crown Leslie complete the field In the mutuel test, Freedom The second of the non-wa- 'Cushion Belt Polyglas' Another Eric B offspring, This marks the seventh sea- Knight has been tabbed the gering dashes should prtive ... a low-pnced 'Polyglas son for the Sires Stakes show early 31 favorite on the highly Interesting with three Princess Eric, will see action leader in mileage, strength. strength of a career record of sons of troler Eric B going In the night's opening race at and it has more than and value. 9-4-3 in 23 starts The son of head-to-head They are 6:30. This test involves mares t2.50O.O00 in the bank, an in- • Two durable fiberglass belts Cicero has banked 179,886 life- Eroica. Eric R Sharp and Model Pat. Do It Fast. Snax. crease of 1400.000 over 1977. • Smooth riding polyester cord • Positive wet-or-dry traction rim wmuwiii 0U«LOW F I.I. ui For More Good Years Sin MICE M tin B78-13 whitewall. plus $1.62 F.E.T. ETS-14 moo SM9 GOOOfVEAR F78-I4 and your old tire 137.00 till In Your Car Q7S-14 131.00 $2.47 H71-14 Ml.00 G7815 •2 70 (40.00 12 S5 H7S-15 142 00 Stop In Today! L78-15 1277 146.00 S3 OS

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By The Associated Press The other best-of seven quarterfinal series also get under about anyone not as sharp any more." Everyone had a good chuckle last October when Boston way Monday with the New York Islanders hosting the Toronto But, if any positive indication can be derived from such It took Saturday night's 4-1 victory over the New York Bruins Coach Don Cherry told the hockey world he was going Maple Leafs, the Philadelphia Flyers hosting the Buffalo things, the Red Wings did shut oul the Canadiens 4-0 in the Rangers to determine the Flyers' opposition in the series. to use a three-goalie system Cherry didn't think it was so Sabres, and the Detroit Red Wings visiting the defending season's final game The only other team to achieve such a Philadelphia would have played Toronto if the Rangers had funny back then, and when the rigors of the season claimed Stanley Cup champion Montreal Canadiens feat (Montreal scored 35» goals) was Buffalo. won, but — as Flyers Coach Fred Shero observes — "If you two of his netminders through injuries, it was he who had the The Black Hawks, division champions as were the Bruins, don't play good, you won't beat anybody, so what's the differ- Ust laugh. NHL playoffs finished with 30 fewer points and II fewer victories than Bos ence?" Never has that been shown more than the fact that Ron too. Buffalo had been winless in 17 games, including IS losses, Grahame, who could weU have been the odd man out in the The Bruins, Islanders, Black Hawks and Canadiens But the week-long bye gave them a chance to rest some at the Flyers' Spectrum home when the season began. But three-goalie format, will start in goal for the Bruins Monday clinched their divisional crowns during the regular season and injuries - center Stan Mikita had a sore foot, defenseman they won one game and tied the other at Philadelphia this night when they open their National Hockey League quarter drew byes into the quarters. Toronto gained the finals by Keith Magnuson had a bad knee as did right wing Cliff Koroll, season while winning both home contests final aeries by hosting the Chicago Black Hawks. sweeping the Los Angeles Kings, Detroit ousted the Atlanta Pierre Plante had a groin pull, etc — and Chicago's outlook Flames, Buffalo topped the New York Rangers and Phila- The Islanders beat Toronto In three of the four games "Ron played and won almost every game for us down the is positive. delphia eliminated the Colorado Rockies in the best-of-lhree those teams played this winter, outscoring them 16-10 on the stretch and he deserves to open the playoffs," said Cherry of preliminary rounds. "We played 80 games to get where we are." said left wing way lo the first divisional title in their six-year history the netminder who joined the Bruins last summer after leav- Maple Leafs Coach Roger Neuson says his team will have The toughest task may fall to the Red Wings, who face a John Marks "Now we're all equal " ing the World Hockey Association Houston Aeros and ended to continue the hard-checking style of play that carried To- Canadiens team that has lost just two games in each of its "It's like a second chance," said Koroill "If you had a so up winning 26 games for Boston ronto to its sweep of Los Angeles, but for a different reason. two consecutive championship season Detroit, despite its ex- so year, it's a chance to prove yourself better You never "I won't look ahead to future games until after the open- cellent season and somewhat surprising sweep of Atlanta in know what's going to happen." "It's not so much a question of trying to physically in- er," adds the coach. the first round, finished, a whopping 51 points behind Montreal The Philadelphia-Buffalo series is a replay of the 1974-75 timidate them," says the first-year Maple Leafs' coach, "be- Now, though, instead of laughing at his remarks, people in the Norris Division standings and won 27 fewer games Stanley Cup final, which the Flyers won in six games cause the Islanders are too big and strong for that. What we'll are paying some attention. Goalie Gerry Cheevers, who One thing that is certain: the Canadiens will not gra- "They're a physical team, but we've beaten them three of try to do is cut down their room to maneuver.'' missed 21 games with a knee injury and has played only twice ciously surrender their crown. A lineup that boasts four play four times this season," said Sabres left wing Craig Ramsay After games Monday and Wednesday nights, the series since Feb. 21, will be the backup netminder ers with 30 goals or better, right up to Guy Lafleur's 60 tal- "They're just not scoring as much now." shift venue for Games Three and Four on Friday and Sunday. GUles Gilbert, troubled by a sore ankle and a factor in lies, combines with the league's best defense — only 183 goals "They're not the same club they were three years ago," A selected game will be shifted to Sturday night for telecast just two of Boston's last 26, will sit out. against in 80 games — to form imposing opposition for just says Buffalo right wing Rene Robert Goalie Bernie Parent's purposes. Player's 5-under 67 earns Champions title

CARLSBAD, Calif (AP) - Just as he did in the Masters, Ballesteros and brought him the title Sunday in golf's He indicated he would not accept it and will play in this some exceptionally high scoring Gary Player came from 7 shots off the pace, this time with Tournament of Champions country next only il he's given an exemption into Ihe US With Ballesteros Uking himself out of It early - "II was a Sunder par 67 that vaulted him past struggling Severiano And, again as it happened last week in the agonizing Open In June a very dark day," shrugged Seve - Player quickly esj tension of the Masters, the South African put his score on Tied for second behind the black-clad Player were Lee lablished command. the board early in the day. Just as it was at Augusta, Ga., Trevino and Andy North at 283 North shot a 69 on the course He blrdied three o( his first five holes, had a share of he then had more than a half-hour to wait and watch — still wet and heavy from overnight rains, and Trevino had the lead at the turn and became the leader alone with his no longer able to effect the outcome — as the game's best 71, deuce on the 14th players took their shot at his 281 total. 7 under par on the Mac McLendon, Bill Kratzert and Leonard Thompson were It was there that McLendon, who had shared the lead with wet and soggy, 6,889-yard La Costa Country Club course. next at 284 Kratzc-rt matched par 72, Thompson shot 71 and Player, took himself out He bogeyed from a bunker and No one really came close this time and Player became MI-I.MK1.HI had 73 Gary had a 2-stroke lead the first man in more than a year to win consecutive titles Defending champion Jack Nicklaus never really got In It. He threw his approach only two feet from the flag on on the American tour. He scored by 2 strokes and collected He blew to a closing 77, including 42 ton I lit/ back nine, and the 16th, blrdied, and went to 3 In front. His bogey on the M5,000 from the total purse of $225,000 distributed in the finished at 211 British Open title-holder Tom Watson was 18th, from a trap, really had no meaning as the rest of his elite event that brings together only the winners of PGA 7«-288, U.S. Open champ Hubert Creen 76-293 and PGA king challengers were unable to make a move over the tough Tour titles from the last 12 months. Lanny Wadklns 78-293 on the tough, wet course that produced finishing holes. That gave him a total of $90,000 in the last 2 weeks and $99,801 for his brief American tour this year. Ballesteros, the spectacular young Spaniard who led or shared the lead through the first 3 rounds and had a 4-shot margin coming into the final 18 holes, shot himself nut "f Jaeckel takes Tallahassee it in a hurry. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) regulation by shooting a birdie play In the 1979 Masters and five strokes behind. He doublebogeyed the first hole In the bright, cool — Barry Jaeckel won his first while Lietzke, the leader after Tournament of Champions. Uetike then bogeyed two of weather, blading his third shot into a bunker. He got two l'<; A lour victory Sunday be de- the third round in the morning, Two rounds were played Sun- the first four holes while Wad- more shots in the water, 3-putted the sixth hole, made double feating Bruce Lietzke Sunday suffered a bogey. day because the scheduled klns blrdied No. 2 to take a bogey 5 after leaving it in a bunker on the 14th and finally on the first hole of a sudden Jaeckel shot rounds of 7(l-«7- opener was rained out Thurs- one-stroke lead over Canadian finished with a fat 79 that left him well back at 286. death playoff In the 10th annual 71-65 for a 15-undcr-par 201 day by a severe storm that hit rookie Jim Nelford, the leader It was his last appearance in this country for an undeter- A KISS FOR DAD - Gary Player receives a kiss Tallahassee Open. over the 7,124-yard, par-72 Kill the Florida Panhandle. of the first two dayi, who blrd- mined period. He's heading back to his native land tor the from his 19-year-old daughter Jennifer after he The 29-year-old Jaeckel, the fi*m Golf and Country Club The 26-year-old Lietzke, who ied the first hole. Jaeckel bo- Spanish Open next week and will play in Europe most of the won the AAONY Tournament of Champions yes- 1972 French Open champion, course to gain the playoff, the earned 1202,156 for fifth place geyed the first and then blrdied rest of the year. terday. Player finished the day with a seven-under- parred the 378-yard, par-4 No. 1 second In two years In the tour- In 1977 after victories In the the second to remain even after par total of 281 for the win which gave him his sec- The winner of the Greensboro Open a couple of weeks to edge out Lietzke, who had a nament. Last year, Ed Sneed Tucson and Hawaiian Opens four holes. ond consecutive tournament In a row. He won the ago, he had been offered a PGA Tour card which would double bogey on the hole after defeated Lon Hinkle on the first but only had 118,069 thli year, The M-year-old Wadklns, Masters last week. enable him to play In the United States on a regular basis. hitting a bunker and blasting playoff hole. was the leader going Into the whose beat finish In 13 previous out some 30 feet away from the The victory was worth more final round with a 13-under-par events was a second in Tucion pin, then three-putting. than the $16,000 first prize to 209 after shooting a M In the to give him $37,723 this year, Jaeckel, whose best finish Jaeckel, who had won f 18,603 morning, putting him onebuilt up a two-stroke lead over this year was a fourth in Los going Into the tournament, be- stroke ahead of Bobby Wad- Nelford, four strokes over Freehold Tomorrow Angeles, moved into a tie for cause he is now exempt from kins, who set the course on fire Lietzke and seven strokes over the lead on the last hole of qualifying for one year and will with seven birdies Jaeckel was Jaeckel going into the ninth. 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PONTIAC SUNBIRD 1974 - Econon SIM Norwood TV, 39S Avon. Find out about ihe txcltemem 4I7J lor appointment ntlol Straight commission wllh Rlvtr Rd , Fair Hovtn long Bforuh m 61)0 tht recognition, the tarnlngi Col row ogolnit eorned commlsilon Full FORD PINTO - Wagon, 1974. 30400 ompony paid Blue Crots Blue Shlelt) WAITRESS M/W - Fulltime, mutt be Mn. Hammond. 671-63*1, Mn Kor FIELD ATTENDANTS - Mutt I. . MASON EXPERIE NCtr D - Must mllet Good condition!; ^00 Call 379 lion Coll after 4 p.m., 741-9031. DODGE WINDOW VAN IH7 - Good letuil. 444 S?I3. or Mn Archer. 22f ive-day wtek Including Sal . and two neat, experienced Apply In (tenon at PRI l»73. excellent condition or over, port-time. Apply In perion, know brick work well Agt no Itti Motawon Diner, 41 Hwy 14, Molowan an milts. Four speed, new clutch condition. IM0 os M 4131 bttween If pm at Ihe Eotonlown CtflSM-eTM venlngs Call Lee ol 201 *JI 37J7. SO 10 PONTIAC 1961 TEMPEST I 33 ond U, Colling iwood Circle. d ilorttr. UWS. SlTstJii after S. FORD PINTO 1973 - 40.000 milts 1171 firm BAKER - Experienced, good be Drive-in, Eatontown Traffic Circle Good condition, two armingdolt N.J. CELICA 1?7* - AM/FM, 14,000 mile. 717-7745 DODGE — 1974 6-300.'MONI Van ellti. Apply In penon, Long John FILE CLERK MATERIAL HANDLERS 52 Baby Sitting AtfclngUm 264-6530 Power tlMflng brokn AM I'M topt Ltd . II Booth Blvd , Highland. ESIDENTIAL CLEANING SERVICE PONTIAC 1976 - Firebird Esprit, air Entry level, light typing, locol area - Port time position available Ex- 74I-4IM FORD TORINO 1970 - Four door. •Ink. IctoOH. b*d, ttc. Runt, look! ti Start HS Child Core power brakes/steer Ing, AM/FM rodlo :tlionf, HAM 741-4IM BANK BRANCH MANAGER — NEED TEMPORARY perience preferred Musi be neat ond outomotk, power iteerlng. good ton new tlret. 364 9701 between 9-S; 173 multi-branch New Jtrity commercial ACE EMPLOYME NT AGENCY ellable Own troniporlatlon. Call Jtt BABYSITTER - I nted o reliable CHEVROLET IMPALA 1975 - oitlon U95. Coll 717-4637 evtr FORD BRONCO 1971 - Four whtt 20 Thomas Avt. 747-3-4*4 Shrewibury door, VI, power it en O»75 after 5 drlvt, outomatlc Powtr ttttrlna, 10} bonk to Operate growing key Oreo WORK? »ll before T 00 p^m woman to babysit in my Eolontown iMybraktt/wlndowt, olr, AM/FM, FORD TORINO 197] — Two-door VI. Sptdai wldt tlrfli, chromt.tvnrcl, Met Requires bank retail and or FINANCIAL CONSULTANT AND AD- home from 4;1I am to * o.m week PONTIAC 1973 FORMULA - 351 otlonol background Builnen de< N*OR LPN "-^"NttaW"?oT"tvtni"ng" doyi; tome occasilonol weekends, tor SJIO mllM. M3-0US. power itetrlng/broktt, olr, 65,000 lour-speed, heoders, side pipe*, spoil Plonttr tape dtck. Ptrftct condition VISOR - Advise and consult corpo htfi. weekends Gorden State Manor mlltt. Call after 6, 791 3t43 Cotl 340-414. otter 4 p.m. opmtnt and loon eiperltnct preferr ration on investments In buying ntw a six yeor old girl Mutt have own cor. CHEVROLET SUBURBAN - 1973. V- eft, rodlal tlrei: AM/FM stereo (apt Salary commtmurott with urslna Home, le VanBrockle Rd . clean 13300 Coll after 6.4711337. real estate development! for purposes OLSTEN Call 541-43*) oner lorn. I. 1M engine, powtr steering, dltc FORODD WINDOW VAN 19)2 - E »0. FORD PICKUP - 1976, F 100 wltr ptritnet. Excellent benefiti Stnd ._ of constructing new restouronls In em Wmdil. trafctl. automatic Ironimliilon. Just LOVTNG — Reliable person to core for CarpetedCarpet , tout tit itoreo, CB. RV VtpOt _ three ipied, V-l, htavy duty rtoi lume lo L Stevens, Community State players chain and entertainment com Infant In our home In Little Silver. fUMi and Inspected Ntw flrti. MuM TTQHP P Good condition 13000 Coll lpflngi.H.100 or b*»t ofttr. 233-1761 Bonk, Llndtn, N J 07034. plexes Negotiate controcti ond flnonc •—•—n. 3?l-*173 after A believe It. ' SHREWSBURY MOTORS INDUSTRIAL SAILING INSTRUCTOR Mon Frl . 1:00 II 30 ond 130 * 00 INC..74I4S00 FORD PICKUP 1977 - Automatic Ing In US ond overseas Reiearcl Own car Pleote coll I47-1H3 CHEVROLET 1970 IMPALA - 46,000 powtr itttr Ing/brokei, rodlo, CB, ful tites and markets to evaluate best re /ottrtront director for 197| tailing FORD 1969 - LTD, 11,400 mllti. RED BANK VOLVO luiti In Investments Supervision o season June Augutl, oi private yacht NEEDED Competent, relloble per Of HI nol mlltt. power steer Ing/brakes, paued Inspection, iSU. 119 E NEWMAN SPRINGS RD two-door cop, txtfoi 14.795 391-IS77 GOOD HUMOR MAN 11* in Rumion Creative, experience ' son for bobyilttlna one year twins In air, stereo FM, I7«S S42-7119 after 5 717 3934 or 3444901 two secretaries, asilitont advisor ond RED BANK, 741-SN4 OR GOOD HUMOR WOMAN otflct manager Seven yian ex _ Earn a bonus while you > ndivtdual sought lo arganlie ond n, our home Two/inret doyi o wtih p.m lubt. [unlor ond/or stnlgr progromi pleas* coll oflii 6 pm, IM-WO FORD 1975 WAGON - Powtr tttor RITTENHOUSE FORD 1970 - Vlon pkhup, with cap •No tKptrltnct rtqulrtd. ptrltnce. four years (ollege, tqulvo Other cash, free trInge bcneflti CHEVROLET - 19M Ing/braktt. Air. Stvtn rodlal tires UJOOO orlglnoi mlltl. 11100 firm. Coll lent of Bachelor's Degree Five Send resume lo: Box C H4. The Dally LINCOLN MERCURY Inc •No coit or enpenie to you. liter, Shrewibury, N.J .07701 RIL'ABLI UTTER NEEDED- Hardtop, outornatlr, IJW Mini condition 5434671. 0 HWY 35 775 1500 OCEAN TWP •En|oy high Income, dayt/40 hours/week. IJJ.OOO per yeor IIFM IS. Eotontown U 717 3690 Report to, NJ Job Service Office, 131 Your home Mull be In Tlnlon Foils OEORGE WALL •Apply today after I p.m. ALES HELP WANTf'fi'"- Saltl SEE A "RUSSELL MAN" - For your 1971 CHEVROLET VAN - Loadtd1 Monmouth St , Red Bonk, N.J 07701, Mother with children preferred For CHEVROLET 1f71 - Chevtlle SS. 400 LINCOLN/ME RCURV next ntw or used cor RUSSELL Old* bough) a houtt. mult itll .oan Bet Start immediately No ft* chargtd MECHANIC - Iiporlehcfd only ti son experienced In lellinu Over two children, three and si * Call 541 big block, bucket seats, console, olr, Shrtwibury Avt., at Sycamore mobile-Cadillac Co , 100 Newmon offer After S: 747 1130 Must have own tools ond references wad Doors, ctrnmerclol ond reslden •037 II yeoci ond up/with N.J. driver , II al Excelltnl opportunity with estob automatic on floor, cuttomlitd point Shrtwibury 747-5400 Spring* Rd, Red Bonk 741-0910 FLOOR WAXERS - Janitors (M/W), Apply In perion. J 4 R Sunoco, 1*0 |ob. Crooon oil around, posl-rtor, F« 1971 C10 CHEVROLET VAN - centt Apply HwyV^Tltord_ shed compony Salary plus commit GTO1M*-Ailt AM/FM radio, ilondard ihlfi. monual US Shrtwibury Avt., Shrewsbury Matroni (M/W), lo work part-time Ion Send resume to Overhead Doors, ' nl shape Asking I2]& 2i4 191T ---nines, I a.m. to 13 noon, or lull S3 Pomtitlc Htlp 1350 firm SHORE MOTORS itttHng/broktl Low mlttoee, 14400 EOjUOl Opportunity Employer. M/F MECHANIC - Ooi attendant, wrt 0 Box 7J5, Shrewsbury, N.J 07701 CHEVROLET - 19*7 Two-door, it* 741 SSMorNI 3534 t days, • o.m. to 4 M p.m. Hai- Cker drlvtr. MUST BE RELIABLE CLEANING FIR Volvo Triumph Dealer BOOKKEEPER - Guy/Gol Friday, let/Keypori area Muil be dependable cVlbtdtr itlck. 51,000 mllet. Good con Hwy. 35, Manatquon. 531 7500 EXPERIENCED Full time or nights •jfttm 1300 or bt*t offer 717-1395. HOLSEY PONTIAC health ond lite Inturonce ogency, Rt« Coll for Interview, 747 SSW and weekend! BIG Gulf. 264 VIM 4 Motorcycles Bonk oreo, 20 to 30 hourt weekly Solo FOTEMAN (M/W| — For cOOt f«tO SALESPERSON HOUSE CLEANING - Two days per CHEVY NOMAD VAN 1977 - 7100 RTE 36 543-7IM EATONTOWN ry commeniurate kvltfi eiptrltnce Re ry, ladles outerwear, must hove quail MECHANIC - Wheel alignment, mil**. Air conditioning, ISOcc, VI en INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 1970- STEIN CADILLAC PONT IAC COLLECTORS ITEM - \9I1 Inuniph WTO to P 0 Bo« 34V Red Bonk, N j brokes, minor tune up* lonmouth Cownty'Cow i leading Lincol wee* In Mlddletown Send resume lo ASBURY AVE., ASBURY PARK 710 Trident 14.000 mllet EnctHent ty control ond know all phases ot sew ercry dealership Is looking lor a lox B 171, The Dally RegU oJnOi owtomotlc Irani mission, custom Four cylinder, four-wheel drive. 07701. Ing and how to mokt complete gar 74714OT Mercury dealer •ooti, partially windowed, Iniuloted Meyers electric hydraulic, powtr 7753*00 condition 11,200 or belt offer ove lve person fo sell new ond many other optloni. 15,900 Call 11.000. Call 462-SMI mtnl Experienced Apply Mkhtlt . _ We offeff r o potentiattil l IIncome of angle plow. 15,000 highway mile* STRAUBBUICK-OPEL Rtno Potnlont, 17 Wall St , Red Bank ver in.000 per year New demo, In MOU»l«If*l« - Too In lomlly. MI-WS. Good condition 11,450 7175759 after 4 HONDA CS-4S0 1974 - Duo) overhead m ii WIIOIVIII • • p u p> u '•' v • i 11 u w • v • Nvt tfflv woth, llvi-ln, roltrtncti NINE ACRES of New ond Used Cars per tenet on front end loader - digging 74) S3U uronce plans, ttc For appolnlment CHRYSLER - Ntwport Custom 1969 Hwy IS 264-4000 KtVpOl cam, 3,032 mitts, good condition, all Mr. Mokeiy at George Wall Lin molv ••> OH). Tho Dolly Iliolllir, 11.000 471-M73. and backfilling foundation 311414- SMlMr, N.J Omi Four-door, automatic, olr, loaded, vi JEEP SALES 4 SERVICE THE FINEST SELECTION - Of ntw FOREMANTPRODUCTION Mercury ;*•; 1400 rryfroof, extras MOO 7I7-676S TWIN BORO MOTORS 747-0040 and used can In Monmouth County HONDA GOLD WING 1977 MANAGER (M/W) CHOOL •UipajVHI- l#«lfl¥" 1)1 E. Newmon Spring* Rd., Red Bonk Over 100 olr-condl Honed new can Ir Coll after 4 p.m. CARPENTER — All-around, ot Itatl Muit bt compltttly, thoroughly en NATIONALLY ADVERTISED — So CHRYSLER 1W3 - Four-door, good live-years experience Tools ond tram perlenced Mutl know women t out roh Coventry looking for part or full enie required Contact Ihe Middle ronlna, vocuum fltori, woth c condition. SI,200. ttock. McGLOIN BUICK-OPEL INC 7470973 time people to show and sell jewelry. iwn Township Boord ol Education, cooking, ttrvlno. gtntrol how»« KARMANN OHIA - 1974, Coupe Shrewsbury Avt , New Shrewsbury put at ton rmtmiry < all Jtt Ilii erwtar garments completely Pleaie iime peopie 10 snow ana stn leweiry kttolng Ont ytor tiporltnct. Engllih 7A*LI WOMAN - Dttlrti doy I Coll 7.77341. FULL OR PART-TIME - Employ- omlc Orthodontic! office in Red work Alu ovolloblt for coring for tl MACK AUTO IMPORTS replies to Box B 112. The Dally Regis mtnt opportunities In omuiemenl Ar NURSE - UN, II 7 shift, ful I-I Imt MJ on« Executive ikllli reaulred Ex- 173 Rt 37 Edit Toms River KAWASAKI -1977, KZ-400 ter. Shrewibury, 0770' Coll eH-OOM tor Interviews to start plul company benefit! Apply O»rly mH conwlwiont. W ml CREDIT PROBLEMS? perltnce preferred Excellent salary COMPANION ~ Llohl houtoktoplng, No coin? if you're working, wt can 349 7474 TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE - Superb In person. Green Grove Convoleicent nd benefits Send Resume to P 0 Box After { 717-714} CARPENTERS JAL/OUY FRIDAY — Excellent lyp Ctnttr.l1> Green Grove Rd , Neptune llvtln. holp lo gel you financed. No money MALI6U CLASSIC — 1974, croom col- ttrvlct. OOWNES PONTIAC, 62 Low Builder of large residential divtl na and pleosanl phone manntr re- 73, Red Bank. 0r7O1 Strict con •own. Poymenti arrangM to lult your or, only 7,400 mlltt. Excellent condl er Main SI.. Matawan. 546 2299 KAWASAKI I97S - KZ 400, Deluxe, opment hos Immediate openings far qulrtd Sales/electronic, background N^«S~AI6ES~AN"D ORDE"RL IES tftnet, M3-QXM Mttft. Many Ntw and Quality Used Hon. WOO Coll before 4 p m., 541 1901 TORONADO 1971 — Fully tqulpptd, Excellent condition. Like ntw. Low framing, irieothing ond cornice crewi. helpful Monday through Friday. I JO M/W - Certified only need apply For Con to Choose from Call Roitai Pon mile*. Extras 144 90» If you rave the ability to product, wt S Please send resume to BOB 121.nursing home, 3 to II shift, lull lime tCRETARY'- Real estoU office, Hoc, 3H Broad St., Red Bonk. 741 siw UALIBU 1974 — Power ttttT air, like ntw. Excellent condltlor ss Situations Wanted ~M. 747-7442, Rumson need you Additional openings tor cor Jftlt Sllvtr, N J O773t Top salory ond excellent frlrife ben ermanenl position Fulltime. EK- ngybroktt, AM/FM. tiMO KAWAIAKI — 1971 ond 1972 YAM penlers ond experienced helpers Coll eflts 00 NOT PHONE Apply In per tlltnl lyplng skills General office Male DATSUN 1200 - 1971, good condition Coll 6714315 ofttr 6 JO TOYOTA CORONA MKII 197) - Five GENERAL FACTORV HELP — Full ullti, Some knowledge of book Economical. Many ntw portt. MOO W! V6I Kwu - Mon through Frl only, t lo 1 lime Malowan orto .. Atlantic Highlandand* NursNursini g •MIM helpful, Coll lor Interview, » YtAHS EXfERIENCI - Purchai firm Coll otter Sp.nv, 339 1M9. MERCURY BOBCAT 197S — Powtr CAITWASH" Full time OrilTUo~CoTTl Call W4 SO40 Inf, packoglnq. Irtvtnlory control, •tttrlng, powtr braktt. automatic, MOTORCYCLE AND MOPED IN- Homee. • MlddlttowMlddieto'Zn Avt.Avt , AltoAltln i trommltllon. i.,950. 747 976* Country Sudstr. 1900 Hwy. », MlA, employed Seeking more prom- DATSUN - II olr, mog ityle wheels. Excellent condl SURANCE - Rtoionobltratei. HEAO WAITRESSES/WAITER - HIghlondiHighland*, N iJ SECRETARY ising position Wrltt lox 311, Red ilx-cytlnder. lour speed transmission! Ion JjJbo >I7«1 TOYOTA COROLLA - 1977, five Will troln right person Port time bar Omt tteno. good typing, small office. Banff. NJ 07701 mold (M/WI weekends Write to Box NURlEi AI0I - Full Ilm«,"l to II AM/FM radio, powtr dlic front lERCURY COUGAR XR-7 — Fully speed, manual transmission, monual CASHIER AND ANNOUNCERS W'W shift, experienced only Pltose Coll «MgotlalM, Tollfo brssfctt. monuol rear, manual steering steering/broke* Excellent condition - Mutt be II or over. Coll 170 t7il or Jill, The Dally Register, Shrewsbury, AClEMPLOYMENTAOChNCV equipped, many extra* Excellent con- RIVERSIDE BEHELD 1941 - UOcc N.J. 07701. MtdlCtnler, 143 3B00. E*l 13 }\MS mUtt. ttOH Exclude*, lav ond dition 77JOO mile* Atklng I7OO0 Call Silver with AM/FM stereo, low mile* apply In per ion. Long Branch Ski la Thomas Ave 74714f4 Shre I. LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. *7900 or btrat offer. Coll I47-1S44 after 7 Exc*Htent coodltlon, 1200 or be.t oHer OFFiCI mAHAGfT -1^ "ReoT~El" wry 19 1437. pm. I91-4975. CLEANING HELP - Part time. Won _,P WANTED'- Doyi orKHott eve tate ogency Must be licensed Good EWING MACHINE OPERATOR - '-.» nlna Inquire Monoger. Burger King, RUPPZUKI 135RZ - With Suiukl 135 through Frl , 4 10 p m , Sal afternoon, secretarial skills required Excellent xperiented Full or port time Apply TOYOTA 1949 — Automatic, good con IV Mu»i have own cor For Interview, ttlddlttown, between 7 J p.m. Must be opportunity for self motivated person n person Lou i Unllorms, IBf Broad onoint. Cuttomlied on Rosp mini Wke. II or over. 41 Business dlllon.Xmpg USO Moto Crou tromt Mutt tee to appre Ttl-0137 with originality Send Resume to P 0 ay, Long t ranch. 2. Autos For Sole 2. Autos For Sole 495-0479 ckHt. Beit offer Coll after 1 p.m. ol HOSTI1S/HOIT - Over II, ex Boi 231,Oteonport, N.J,07757 HIPPING AND MCEiVlNOCL 1RT Opportunities 741 4413 W 141 7714 ltnced Apply In penon. 7 5 p.m., AL — Good lyplng, phone person rt Point inn, 3M0 Hwy 35, Hailtl OFFSET PRINTING PREISMAN BARBER SHOP FOR SALE - Three wogon. Four speed, air, root rock, tic TRIUMPH 450 19*5 - Enctllefll condl ... jiorMfS K f M/Wj - Full time. eKperltnce ntcei- illyv,. goojtmd appearancappvaoce* Dependabluepea e Looks, run* excellent SM0 741-4245. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY DEAL FOR TEACHERS - Manage sory, up to U" two color equipment orhlflghoMtl. Apply In person, "dAudle nThomrnAvt 74734*4 Shrewibui VEGA - Cuitom 1974. Blue with land omuttment Arcodt. Steody, seasonal Monmowth County quality shop Some liuol loborotorlts, Hillside I Cen ou root, air conditioning, cossette, CLERICAL - Three-tour doyi a week, ob, yeor otter year Incentive annual binding ond finishing experience pre ol Avtt, Atlantic Highlands NEED A CAR? YAMAHA »oy Send resume to Morebob Corp., ferrtd Excellent frlngt benefit! and AM, good condition. SSrOMmlles Ask HIPPING AND RICItVINO CLERK JAR CYCLE SERVICE, IHC. P.O. Box 316. Keonsburg. N J 07714, overtime. Send reiume. Won Preis si. Holp Wonted Ing iftOO Coll 747-0349. Union 1 3rd. Avt—Long Branch—229 Inc., P 0 Bon 7*91, Ntd Bank, N.J. — With warehouse and crating ex or call 1101) «S 000* 'or Interview perltnci Reliable Benefits • le 4:J0. GET RE-ESTABLISHED VOLKSWAGEN 1949 - Station wogon, NSURANCE - Growing Monmouth Apply 304 Plntfarook Rd.. Eotonlowi d mechonlcol condition Cleon car 1974 KAWASAKI KO« - Dirt Mkt. In CLERK ASSISTANT SAFETY UP TO 48 MONTHS TO PAY Mull enjoy figure work Freehold County Agency needs experienced per iWNER OPERATORS Company HIPPING AND RriCllVlNQ . Coll ofttr 5:30,671-3)13. good condition. AUIng 13» After 3, son to rote ond write personal lines looting for Tonde dump trucks. Call colt74?-4575. areo Fee reimburied Start MS. lerk Monday through Friday Pull or CONSULTANT VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1977 - ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Resume to BOH 141, Holmdel, N.J. Company Representative, evenings port-time. Reliable Knowledge of den 33,000 mil**. Excellent buy. 11650 Call 1977 KAWASAKI KM 100 - Beouilful 20 Thomo* Avt 747-34t4 Shrewibury 07731 al supplies helpful Send replies to Five people needed t60 lo Ofttr S, 1434311. "HOMEOWNER SPECIAL" concMtlon, tow mileage, runt great NSURANCE POLICY - Wrlttr and OK I 111. The Dally Register, S80 a w»«k Pan-lime eve- VOLKSWAGEN. SQUAREBACK - Coll evenlnos. atk for Roy. 142 5940 roter Thoroughly eiptrlenctd In gen hrewtbury. 07701 nings, no lining. No ex- 1970. 65,000 miles Excellent running CLERKS trol Insurance ogency personal lines UP TO 84 MONTHS IF QUALIFIED 1977 KAWASAKI - KE 135 Endure TYPISTS iORTOROM "COOK - AntTpiilo perience necnuiy Willing condition. Sunroof, standard 11,000 or eiceiieot condition Low miitogt. 4*3-4400 beit offer. 3*4 Im after 7 p.m. SECRETARIES PART TIME - Bockhoe operator and rson Full time Apply In person ot lo train Can 531-2265 Mon- 471-0944 BOOKKEEPERS JANITORIAL SERVICE - 1)71 to laborer urgls Famous Pino. 477 Middle Rd.. VOLKSWAGEN 1961 — FM rodlo, KEYPUNCH i23S. flvt days, chance to own your W4V74M day or Tuesday, afternoon 40400 mllei Excellent condition, 1700 II you hove ony of Iht obove ikllli and oute, cor a mull Coll Som after S 100% FINANCING 6 Auto Rent/Lease PART-TIME CASHIER - And wall or evening, lor interview, ap 143-4401. Ask for Horold, ire Interested In temporary work, why pm atUt 7471. RENT A VAN — Low. low rolti. Kit come In and register? We poy lop si. Htip wanted pomiment No Co-Maktrt — No Gimmick* VOLKSWAGEN IMS - Eactlltnt rut] Coll Lorry, TOM'S FORD, Hwy 31, attt. No Ite charged nfng condition 1350 Ktypori, 3i4 1400 KEYPUNCH on Ihe Spot Approval II Qualified 717-0145 ACE TEMPORARIES OPERATORS 20 Thomoi Ave -541 0303 -Shrews PART-TIME - Flexible hours for VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK - GREAT IU ND BENEFITS sporting goods store Should bt well 1944 Ports cor. 1100. See at 91 Swart 7 Auto Insurance bury Art your abilities being fully re TYPIST — PART TIME (4 Hr. Shift.) Cdl Mr. Banks 566-6102 tel Drive. Mlddlttown. JOHN L. COOKE AGEHCY ordtdT Why not |ofn a growing cor groomed 113 Main St. Matowon S0-TO3 CLERK TYPIST - Local dlvlilon of rotlon where your efforts will be T TIME - If yo< II you an accurate VOLKSWAGEN - 1t7S, Sirocco, four 347 ^wy. 15. Eotontown argt corporation need, bright am- ecognliedt We nave optnlngi, both and cylinder, automatic transmission, bltlout Individual to perform payroll uii and port time for experienced op woi steering, olr conditioning, AM JATESREDUCEO FOR MANY and general clerical dwtiei Typing ei U can lolow detailed inductions __ O. powtr front dlic brakes, monual DRIVERS - Chock our dltcountt ond Itntiol Prtviout clerlcol experience ok Vi hours per week In rear. Fr on I-wheel drlvt. 10.720 Mw down payment* Fret quote 344 PART-TIME OFFICE HELP Well tram you deiireabit Attrodlvt salary and ben iood itorting lolary, benetili, ttc Flexible hours, diversified duties Send mlltl. IO»i Exclude! tax and MV Ml. PtMonli Broterogt, -5 Hwy 14, •fits. Send resume lo Clerk. P.O. BOM Coll • o ml p m lo operate our . LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. 737 Ktyport 433, Matowon, N.J 07747. Eqvol Op resume ond salory desired to P 0 Box Computer OUplay Teimmali portunlty Employer. CMF CORP. 276-5741 3M. Atlantic Highlands, N.J. 07IIA. Equol opportunity otnptoytr m/t PART TIME 6NLV — Hlohl^~molT" 4 hour Shifts Mart at VOLKSWAGEN 1941 - Stotloi 10 Wonted Automotive COMPUTER OPERATOR voted lunch help Apply Red Bonk Bur WOgon. Mull sell I27i KITCHEN AIDE- Or Loundress 7 30 AM and 11 30 AM al $3 50 per hour JUNK CARS Experienced 370 DOS'VS optrator M/W, full-tint Gordon State Manor 0*r KIng In person, 3-4 p.m. 391-3440 Towtdowoy free ond oooght needed tor 11 am to 7 30 p m. shift 3 30 PM and 7 30 PM at U 00 per hour 'leas* .end resume to Midland Gloit Nursing Home, le Von Brockle Rd , Call Roccs, 7171344 Holmdtl 11 30 PM and 3 30 AM al $4.50 per hour gtr but, four cylinder, Co. Inc., P.O. Bon Sir Ciiffwood. N J PART-TIME mliiton, front-wheel disc brakes, man JUNK CARjJ WANTED 07721 .Attention Mr P Le|do KITCHEN HELP - Over II. For in- erview, apply In person, t p m lo V uoJ rtor, manual steering, AM rodlo INSTRUCTION - Project Monooer PAPER DELIVERY njm mlltt. 15)91. Excludes tax ond m Yt Cottoge Inn, 14* West Front Mon., through Sot 4 304 30 o m Ei or oenerol bu'ldlng contractor In com „ Ktypoft, N.J Send resumes stating first and second choices ol shirts (No MV hm LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO . TOP DOLLAR mercwi and instltuflonol work. Mult tabllshed route No collecting or sotlc 717-ir It txptf Itnced In estimating, purchot- LADIES-MEN - Work at homeVn tht phone cans please) to ._.:SWAGEN,pASHER WAGON - ng ond |ob coordination Send Resume phone, torn 12J 150 weekly servicing Plant Manegef and salory requirements to Ken-Rod customeri 2643244 rt7e. four cylinder, automatic Irons Rt 3S Sayrtvllle. N.J 737-1H ART TIME SALES - With Lawn UnlvereHy ufapMd, Inc. minion, AM/FM radio, root rock, Construction Company Inc , P.O. Bo* T«O-iHfO - HOOT ort. IH4 CWW. 5t, Shrewsbury, 07701 .ANDSCAPE GARDENER S HELP Joctor 15 on hour or commission. 11 We»l Amraw front disc broke*, monual rear, mon •R — Full-lime, tiptrtOMtd only Leads provided. Middtelown oreo 471- Ml tteerlng. front-wheel drive. 11.1*4 MOW CM. DM. FM, POM. PCSW AUanOc Highlands, N J. 0771* Coll7 mlkl. *•- uKI.1 Ma. Coll hr «M»miiiioiit DIRECT SALES pany. Muit have mechonlcol n APPLY IN PERSON PAUL P. (OVA INC.. HEALTOP.. ill HIGH COMMISSIONS ttfltnct We hove openings on two H-1S7S afttr 4 p.m. Mffi In mld-Monmoufn County ond of K [> MINUTE RECORDING AUDIOVISUAL LABS VOLVO H7I - I«S. tour-door Ort> APTIIENTICEtHIP TRAINING Corner of Hillside and Central Avt. •IM rod InMrMr. olr conditioning, ro ROOM Atlantic High lands —. mm ntw porti Moving 10 Flor TM NAVY hoi mort IfMo M comr ER - Fulltime Flex- MONMOUTH fioMft avoJMMo for thOM who quolltr- ri. Exp •SVCHOLOGIST - Tht Tlnton Falls for onllabnont. Goo« poy and btnofltl. MACHINIST - To do imoll lobs on Sdtool Dlttrlci It looking for a Pty kkL rtnt hm win nnrn*. lpment ol home Call Ellen ot WHELAN PONTIAC BUICK OPEL > don NM •ocaflon For mort Intor DRIVER WANTED - Port lime. own toulp cholooitt to ter ve two days a wet* at H»yt Frt««old Cfltl rwr NAVY RECRUITER nights, Eotontown oreo Mult have tchool Ptychologisl ond thrtt dayl at own car Apply in person, ClrcJt Pit- mm.JAIOS M/W WANTED — Pull ond ctunielor. N.J. School Ptychologlit im BARRACUDA - 311, fowr-itmti, w> M- Eotontown nrt-tlme Apply In parson Sheraton Ctrtltlcotlon It required. Trolnlng nn. 3170 Route ii. Hoi let ond'or experience In crlili Inter MOTORS power ttteKlna. powtr brakes, olr FREEMOLDTtO 1070 Vtryctton First llOOO to»t* It Al Is NGiNEER - Electrical dtiianer vtntlon coumeUng and prevention IAIT 1RUNSWICK T» 5171 MOM to work on commtrclol, Indus counMllng would bt very useful Ef Call 542-5400 for trw or imtttutionol proltcti Sotary MARINE MECHANIC ftCtlvt OWt, Sept. 1171 Addrtii letter Hwy. 35 542-2414 Eatontown im MAVERICK - 47400 mile*. Mtv AUTO OYPeRION - Immoototl commtnsurate with enpefitnce John of inquiry to Dr. Arnold Cohen, Sptclol further Information OMC t*pef ler.ee Ale to do rot» work StrvkM, Swimming River School. 330 ond InstollcHion Eotontown. Sfl-2143 ,M.. TlntonFollt, N J. 07734 20 SHRBMSBURY. N J MONDAY. APRIL 17. 1976 131. Htxtses fofjgje_ 31. Houses For Sole 131. Houses For Sale COLOMIAi. THIRTIES AISEO RANCH IN PRETTY SET Three ana beaYeoms 14' moalar baa M. Business IMG - Eacellent Rad Bank tocollon Three tamli* 7l:M«rdMnd.M Nubbin room, is'guaii bodraom. 14 formal baareomi IVi bakU. living room OppcrtMttM* For Salt alalraj roam. 14' iclanca eot in kitchen, wall to wall bookcases, dining 11 far imeliilniMii i karfjo^ wajH* cstaati. Aluminum nd oom. gomeroom. with eliding olou HISH CLOTHfl - a CMK. ahrrtari. U son la potto, built In two-car garage IBM, » caMl llaraa. DM Hoar ••SLMED AGENCY ill 4450 135 Commerclol Mat. I cam tar arumt CUSTOM RANCH - Superb area Acre ptm. tour bedroomt. two both! Vrtrty COMtlNT, Of HOilit SALE - Ba* fireplaces. In greurid pool, lorge "LAWLEY STORE - G« heal, ond .we rooms •croan parch, huge botentew. )Vi-car GCNCV REALTORS electric hoot, 41 Corr Ave , airaal. cantral air. PRINCIPALS rg STORE. SI Corr Ave BSLTOHJOO 471*104 741-6262 Daily-Sunday rvfuud inaulr* al 39 Highland Ave , - Viylli i itaM ava ELLEN 5 HAZELTON. REALTOR . with new large living room, di •Jeter jaar^aiiSrarrting-nm* reMiria, 6—4fieee Mbb Reo. Estate Exchange and kitchen New roof, heating • • Cttarlel •nd oKimlnum siding Many ir«i In REGISTER HAVE BUYERS-MECworn O LISTINGS eluding trull ond hoflf trees, on large 137Lof»AadAcrtflgt t»6u6« .ton - Coll the Kerr Agency, inc lot Le-w toies Reduced lo 142.SOO tvM wccawM na Classified Ads «6 Rlvff lid , F«irTtOvett. 741 -4477 ERB READ ASSOCS , Realtor. 739 111 JK E A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, HAZLET Renrtars, SSS tVotaod AM., Llrtle SH UMSON AREA - Send for Homes v*x, u i -*m as low as or Living" brochure, pics, descrip SHOBi AREA - Luncheonette fa BIGNEWBt-LEVEL on*, prices en available homes AP LEBROOK REALTORS. 112 Ave 131 Mobile Homes 41 cents Treaf your family to the etrcltmeni of wo Rivers, Rumson. I43-1M0 GARDEN PARK MOBILE HOMES - owning o new home Features tour Befhony Rd , Hotlef Adult pork Wolk WANTCO OCALOS - Ta Mile bedroams, l'A boths, o living room, c railvaip.ngandN Y bvt. XU-Jtll. •aranatfaam Inwlaflari In old and IM dUntagroofln, a large country kitchen, t brary. tamlly room, large eot In kitch- For FAST RESULTS family room, utllify room and two-coi HOMETTE — l»72 13x51, two bed en, full high dry bot«m«nl, built in. «»erjXra and bulldln«*a«7ne'r°'c' 71 Merchondive 71. Merchandise 101. Apartments garage Beautiful wooded bock yard at LOW COST 102 House* For Rent y extras Relocating. ftl We are Ma only marwtactiK For Sale Convenient to New York trans thai trot™ ha» la IIMMI •Itti an me Fer Sale FIREPLACE - All ulii.ri.rt one bed KEANSBKEANSBURU G - Twe-Oedroom. go- phone MOVING - H" a> AakMao and Tarra- portatlon t*. WO HOMETTE - 1973 13x55. Excellent let) train I lie and t>» tellerv e WILL HELP YOU MAKE MONEY - rmm, kidt o k . IKX raaAjwjrraaAdd ffor kk*j and pets, clean, vn- WHELAN REALTY GROUP condition Stays on beoulltui marine aerlencea install,,. be ten af an calta Uf I", m conn a faot. Flri * l 747*414 STATE RENTALS Bkr or Id, II carrti aocK Lolly column lot Furnliheo or unfurnished Mony kind wa are anlr Mtaraitad In seliln REGISTER 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr etftro* Don t wait 291 9173 fttli loom Inaulaflan ana* eawipmen Elactrk Lawn mawar. 130. MB rubbar HIGHLANDS - Efficiency apartment »11S per month, oil utilities included MATAWAN - Flvt room!. 1335 Kids self-cleaning oven Large dining mot M manutotfure Can De applied jjj^iol »ray. lk». J conn oal.c< WOODEN STORM SAW - Good tar HAZLET - Mid»4. s. Air cond. oom, living room has built ins and AAOBILE HOMES - Twe RHi Croft, Classified Ads • IOIWJ.U Urmoar Coll W 43?) O.K. Eatrai ttonlng. three bedrooms, ronch Living ell veer round .WHITE Imaerl hotbe* u 40 aadi. BMttaaW' * HOME SEEKERS, Bkr Ul replace, ponded gamer oom In base 1970. 13x50, (9500 Elcar. 1962, IOKSO Caaflna. t Chemlcari. 47M HWw 542-1700 MUST ICU - Aiaartad aropai. oad», HIGHLANDS - New omMdroom lo« room, dining room. eat-In kitchen, fin •nr Attached garage. M9,900 143 with o lOilJ expansion U000 Adults ckaaJS».. fMUdeKWa. PA. I«I44 awraaw, ateMtrack car itarao. wolar W PIPE - Golvonlled 4'7", nine gportmtnt Shy llghti, •oil lo woll g Ished boMment/bor Lorge Dockyard r. 3*4-4413 Tall Fraa Iran Matooan «raa " »,tn>con -• oarpvt mr'ouohout, open Mch with wo oo, iboti ronch Fomlly room, With trees, patio Convenient shop ttr vltw Ne ptii Occuponcy Apr ping, swim and tennis club Parkwoy. MOBILE HOMES - Three Must be CMI 717*717, Earl. 7 p.m. two flreHacai. 1440 per month Plus UMSONNEW LISTING - Five-bad moved. Windsor, 19*0 All aluminum, 566-8100 OIL PORTRAIT - Of William 11/ , «» plus utllitiM i;i«AVI or «l militias Reference! reoulred 471 sea] trevMportotlon 40 minutes to NYC oom Colonial on part of an old estate SO PLUS CERAMIC MOLDS - MM Call after 6 p.m.. »l-739-04S1 II TOO apiece Good summer home or eeare. pointed ham lite. ««•._... .1.1 after 4 p.m. years old, and beautifully land construction office 2*4-4413 a Monty To Loon Tall Fraa tram MIMWown Araa I4»17". Haply la Be> » J4a Tha Dally Aieariad araanware. Mraa drtcaunh •pad. Super kitchen with o breakfast HIGHLANOS - Two bedrooms, hidt NAVESIHK RIVER RD - Beouflful ' - r.aVawatwrT.smi 111 Nawmon Sprlngt Rd , 741 IM or Little Silver •a opening to a garden room Den MOBILE HOME - 10«60. three bed OK. Gar age Onlv HIS LOAN By PHONE! 61-9300 443-4S04 l bddo CorragCl eh * a study, sliding doors from living rooms,, bbath, washing mochlne, 19' liv- Fait tervlcel ticartiary martaea HOME SEEKERS. Bkr S40 S7J 4000 looking river Available May 1 1575 Cul-De-Sac XI. Fll.lt - Taklai. cftoln. a*. 13 COLOR ZENITH TV - 111!. a> Gracious center hall Colon.oi with oom to terrace. Great floor pion for ing roamroam, oJr conditioning and porch teaml MAjf STIC I-INANCI COBV machinal, typewrlteri, office Jd. \V Call rnarnmai. 741-QTH 4t?-0S10S13 HI Kl t, Howall AM far Mr. Lewis callant condition Prego coach car HIGHLANOS - Two-bedroom, h«g' view of Shrewsbury River Four bed- itrialnlng, two fireplaces, central iloerlte. New roar naw Aatlnt 1II00 Coll 471 S4I7 an free, kids, pets.HW rooms, large unfinished fifth bedroom. . Private In-low apartment possible, CALLUS TOLL Mil: rtage and ilrallar, mad one rear, 170. RED BANK - Cute cottage, yord tor ORGAN - Hammand XTF Ultra M0 gal aguarlum. Hond. tap. etc.. 400 7474434 STATE RENTALS Bkr dag. IBS. Rad Bank Y*i baths, den with beamed cathedral the flrsl lo IM it S165.5O0 modarn Spinal with rhythm Hordly 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. celling and corner fireplace two stair CENTURY 31 COZENS, Realtor 140 Real Ettoto Wanted HIGHLANDS — Wi rooms, plus batn (MO) mm* DIHIHO ROOM fAILI -«•" mM Originally coil li.m, tall far coses, 24' screened porch Many ex "Independently Owned" GOOD HOUSES NEEDED 11.710 4fM77l. II1S per month plus one month's secu RED BANK — Nina room, anclated Iras 1110.000. Principals only. 747- 3 River Rd. Pair Haven OfM-fomlly units from Hi ta Hi In •Mahaard, dilne clowt. Mrving lobit rlty required H*H43T dl. 3W boftn. S4S0 Own utilities FAINT - Factory fraWi, all typai, SJ 5714 741 76M Northern Monmouth County, M day - AtuwiM.m-iwf. Kae Ivi month s security Avollotjle service, we pay cash JININO ROOM SET - Mutcti. tokle 10 « SO gallon Call 711 M44 or 717 June). 4*5-3793. LITTLE SILVER - Center Hall Colo LVERTON - Five year-old. custom 3 LINES full both, newly renovoied. ins plus l, tour bedrooms, sunken living milt brick ronch on lagoon Three bed MELMED REALTY INC. 47II4M hre banctm. one captain i rttalr. 1J1S utlllHet, 1* menth , security Adults RT. is — Three bedroom, loaded, fern. Seari portable womer,»l!i 471-44HI PATIO FURNITURE - Coll oluml _ _ Ti, formal dining room, large kltch ooms. ivi baths immediate occu- LISTINGS OP BETTER HOMES - In 71 Merchandise preferred M*4UX Hy welcome, low rent en, two-car garage, finished basement oncv. Principals only 172.500 747 K oontliurg-M Iddletown- Hoi let • H o im - num. Mfo, two cholri. two low glatt 5 DAYS 747-9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr K oisrouiLl OIAPKI KEANSBURG - Modern one bed on cul-de-soc Principals only. t4v,9O0 r 741-6HT del THE SMOLKO AGENCY. 717 lop lot»n aicalloin quollty. Ilka naw 7414494 For Sole »ll Illai Itllgtlllv Irraguloril, ouoron room apartment, full me both, 1U3 per SATREVILLE - S3B0. three big bed HINKING OF - Selling or buying? 0123. load marchandlia 114 »l par caia $3.00 month plus electricity, security, leas* AIM CONDITION! IIS - Three F« ' rhekkts LITTLE SILVER-NEW LISTING - Coll TRANS EXECUTIVE REALT/ REASONABLREASONABL Y PRICED - House In dtri window unlti, IJ-000 •TU'l, I: f<™ dallvary. The Raglitar FAMILY ADS con Mil Apartment 1A, » Grove Ploce Call ERS, Bkr M0 57] 4000 671 1*00 JtJ 4SM between 7 • p.m. Lovely Cope Cod In top area Wolk to AtltAtlantii c Highlandshl,d preferabl fbly witithh om unll J\g%ow and motor, 170 Sno OIIPOUILI DIAPEH II*. PIANOS-ORGANS your unriaadld Itarm for you quickly store* and oil services. Sunny living view of bay. Will consider handyman's All near model! -KlmMI plonoi and PPEft HIGHLANDS — Mint plus, 1 m« and rim lor o 1H4 Thundtrblr MardiondlH tar Mta ONLY KEANSBURG - Two-bedroom, remo room, two bedrooms, modern kitchen, special Private porty Call 391 J197 of orgam of cfaarance price! Unlimited 103 Rental. To Shore hree-bodroom, raised ronch Scenic •10. f RfMMl fan. 113 Call 747-4*4} OREliER - Bawetiunm. twilve-oro»«c Orlglnotlng from household, not aa- deled, first floor, kids, pets oh , I2IS full high celling in basement. Wont to- rental! from 17 so per month, u ' ew. trees, quiet oreo. Mony extras »'. mirror, 3B«40.14) Cell »44-4371 caadlng a Mie price of IIBB per orllcle 747-V434 STATE RENTALS Bkr WOULD YOU SHARE YOUR HOME? knt. asking;M6,900 itudenf pKnoi tram il 7) - Would you shore someone one's? yownor 153,900 173-0670 SELLINter 4 UpG nYOUR HOME? - We're In- FOUR CRAGAR WHEELS - 14", fit PRICE MUST BE MENTIONED ALLAfRE-FARROW AGENCY Cosh only S*cr«fory d*tk and __ FREEHOLD MUSIC CENTER KEYPORT CLUB ULLAGE - One- Your preferences ond lifestyle ore terested In buying homes direct. Call GM carl, olio spore wheel. tNewt. Al! Eoch additional Una, 11.00. No dli Call 741-1490 anytime WALKER AND WALKER tywrwrlltf, cor pelt, itMl (lit, dinlrt Coll For Appolntmant 413-4730 bedroom, air cormltioned garden thoroughly considered Mr Cressy at WEBER REALTY, 566 count If canceled befori expiration REALTORS tabu ond IIH cholf», orm choir, mop wheel! with tlrei mounted Ashing oportment Heal, hot water, cooking SIM. Uaad bad ond motlreii. custom No change! In copy HOME SHARERS LITTLE SILVER - Beautiful ond con- •hrewsbory Office 741-5213 bad. llntm, 0.0*1 and mltctllantou Hove lomeMog fo iell> Pnona included. Pool free. Full price. 1240 a 40 Brood St., Red Bonk 7471399 wtnitnt location on ont acre. Thrtt lltmt 7M Iroad SI , Shrtwtbur maOB.mV Coll 371)437 after 4pm POOL HEATER - Got, navar mad, month Close to New York bus line, bedroomi, J", bathi, tlrtolact In liv- "letown/Holmdei 6714311 will hoot Saar pool, 1100 or bait offai shopping and schools Coll 164 IJu or ing room. 161,SOO. CAMASSA TERFRONT OCEANPORT - ALL SIZES - Of crwihtd ilont, clton •REIZCR - Doll hotru, piano, daiki Coll 717 7177. 7JM4Ub«tween f i 104 Winter Rentals AGENCY Rtoltort, MLS. 4 Porker our or five btdroomt, living room. RECREATIONAL ond bitnd, 17 Ion minimnumi . Coif aft Good candlllan. PROFESSIONAL - Phologrophar FALL RENTAL — Vacation home. Mt. Ave , Little SHvtr, 747-9792. and eve. rmol dining room, eot in kitchen, 443 iU* KEYPORT-KldsO.K.,»l75. •4IS4N. Moaeilnai; "ronga tlndar" U-Sui 542-1700 Pocono. Penn. Four-bedroom chalet, fornlly room with fireplace, 1 ^ bath, Don t delay ANTIOUUIl - Flower grlnli, H aac •URNIIHINO ON A LOW iUOOET? film hnlaari; Starn. S«7 numbarlnc private beoch club, tennis courts, golf trili« two-cor gorage Bulkhead HOME SEEKERS, Bfcr 572-4000 LONG BRANCH - Ronch overlooking regulator clock, 171. two onllqu -Chick tha USED FURNITURE <; i 4K5 Grofmotlc holdari. 717 course. Weekends, weakly, monthly th romp ond Hoofing dock Sill,SOO 152 Boats And rtgulotc river. Three bedrooms, den, wall-to- InclpoUonly 1701111. cWri. Ui.eoch. electric t»pe«rl1. CENTER OF RED BANK Flm furnl 7444 THE DAILY KEYPORT - Two room eltlclency" J33S543 tura far wH4. W ahrawlburv Ava. wall, all appliance., reasonable. Accessories aportment, tllS per month Including G 1G H*oltor,-Ml 300O—S31-O044 REITAURANT EQUIPMENT - III. utilities am) air conditioning, Call 2*4- SEA BRIGHT - Efficiency ond motel ANTIQUE - Larat cwlir hofl totoi FURNITURE - Naw Tlva piVcTbatT car, colh raglitar, Tralien rafrlg- ALL FIBERCLAS - 14' lallboot with REGISTER HIT between ••$ p.m. MlDDLETOWN -Send for our 32 Condominiums with matching mirror. Htavy cor v In room. llao. Flva-pltca dinaila. 140 arotor/fraaiar, IBVcue coffaa urn. Ho trailer. Excellent for fomlly ond roc 'Homes For Living" brochure, pics, borl dIUi wrahar. Mh coUnal. unoll Ing lipjnlkerl IMS. Call 747-33*3. CLASSIFIED ADS LONG BRANCH - Furnished three Wind! Motel t Marina 147 1137 descriptions, prices on available Town Houses cmion.r ipm.nwi llr* Everything II Stolnlail llaal. Coll 40' CB TOWER - With ontenno, rotor room apartment. Including utilities. homes, APPLEBROOK REALTORS, ALL MARINE ELECTRONICS - We Coll 140 4141 Ofltf *p.m FURNITURE - Wrought Iron, lown OI1717 ond control, lag' coble. SSOO Call 471 MADOW LAKE VILLAGE - Condo. ar parch, al«M plto. t.cli.nl condl May to September. 721-1117 9S0 Itt 15, Mlddletown, 671-1300. e-bedroom, lorge living room with save you more. Shop around, then coll nti. IPS Summer Rentals Boating Electronics Hot Line far free ANTIQUE OAK FURNITURE tlan. Aquorlum. 7S gallon with all SCREENS - Woodan. window, tlla LUXURY HIGH-RISE ON RIVER - nlng room plut beautiful enclosed A I RENTALS - Furnlihed homes and prlct quote Areo • toroMt ond (Intil lalacllon 3 aailamant, golf clut». tomplttt ••• JMV/v ana 34MSS. thraa doori, UHII, Two bedrooms, two baths. 1410. 14] porch, country club otmo.phere. golf Wlllon Top Flight Call 747 5401 oportmenti for track or summer 143 5405 Squonkum-wtlowbrook Ad., Farm olio ilorm window!, lorna iltat. Bfil 72 Goraae/Yard Sales MIDOLETOWN - Move right In. ut course and pool, private buyers CAMASSA AGENCY. INC., JM 4100 Ingdalt, ntit to Howtll Park offar 747-3707 ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD - Furnlihlngi Split-level in convenient area for com- ly. Immediate occuponcy. 143,000 LUXURY HIGH-RISE ON RIVER - AQUARIUS- It;;. 13' Sailboat. McLAIN.Wt-WT) (f floyi) O.E. DOUBLE — Ovan and ronfla for tola. From S-7, any doy. IB Sender muter. Just redecorated In ond out. 46*0« after t p m SEARS - Woihar ond alactrlc dryar. Two baths, two bedrooms, 1425 per POCONOS — Chalet, tleepe 13. flih- combtnollon, tfIt cltonlno. Sfnil Drive. Union Beach Ing, boating, swimming, tennis, tire Four bedrooms, den. bright living ANTIQUI PIANO - Clavlcord Ore 140 Dining room toblt ond four chain. month Call 141 4US OWER HILL TOWNHOUSE — New burnar, SIM GE clathai drvtr, 140. ' iher, IK* weekly. 471- room, dining room, two baths, deck, and Cnrllfophtf, im Mint conditlo US. G«»lov«. SIS 170,1 IS» FURNITURE SALE - Little Silver. 40 ndora model, three-bedroom, 2Vi- tunoaam canlitar vacuum wlhS oftacri- LUXURY HI-RISE ON RIVER - One gorage A cheerful home. t54,9O0 SISOO Private. Coll 2404)41 arftr manh. MO 741 1440 Nottlnohom Way Lone cocktail tot.lt. SSf th, tlreploce, central air, carpeting, MARS - 10 h.p. Iroctorrnaw motor BOAT SLIP RENTALS - Monmouth p.m. UO KTlchon let, U0 Dlnettt. US Goi WEST END — Modern three room remlum location, must tell, Irons naw botfary. alactrlc itorl, haodllghti, Beoch. five miles from Sandy Hook, on GERANIUMS tip bench, chroma director chain, plus bath furnished units for summer red Buy our interest below current •ED - Solid pine, four poitar, t ajoM-tpoM Ironimlnlon, 41" mowar LAWLEY the Shrewsbury Up lo 43 at 114 per or race track. Sand Pebble Apart- ce (or July occupancy. Coll A71-9479 ctll*nt, I1S0, full ilia mottrm on ISW firm. Call UMan. recllner, more. Frl , loom Proipecl MATATWAN - Middlesex Garden loot. 3334309 ments, 729-1700. AGENCY REALTORS erip.nv •orlng, UO Studio tofobod, »» Lam Four lor II SO Ave., lo Sherwood. Apartments Elegant one ond Iwo bed- SEARS It" - Color TV, S7J. Boby room apartments with patio Starting 741-6262 Flowarl and vaaalabla plonti and n> at 1335 Pool, cabana, playground. pota, U. Trlcycla. U. Coll 244-331], of furniture and clothing, 344 PL 3 Income Property Mare Classified • ICYCLC - Schwlnn. Srtcit, U ollc plant) Mlfca* oraanhoutai. 101 FREE hear and cooking gas 513 1330 106 Furnished Rooms InoraElvd, Kanwourg. 717 1414 mouth Rd , Edit Keamburg April MIODLETOWN - Sprawling ranch. lody », thro tpctd Soddlt baik* "131710. HAZLET EANSBURG — Two-family, em re SEVEN PIECE DINETTE SET - I4»nd II 7pm Lore living room, dining area, den on Next Potje fall oft#r 1 p m . 747 «JJ, Ui Large sleeving room itdlng lot, low taxes. 116,900 Four . WALL OVEN - And counlar top Butchar Mock tobla. uo Coll ofltr 4 MATAWAN — Ken Gardens, big one with fireplace, eat-In country kitchen, ranaa. Good condition Both for uoo 49^3* Iwo bedrooms and bath plus bedroom ~liy plus store, low toie*, U0JMW C p.m., 707-7140. and two-bedroom apartments starting UCIA AGENCY, 717-4424. 77 Pets And Livestock at 1270 Carpeting throughout Air con KEANSBURG — Furnished rooms ond ond bath In newer addition with en SEWING MACHINES - Savarol Slno- ranee to porch Attached garage, dlllonlng. Lots of parking. Swimming furnished oportmenti E•>eD* BANwnn K•* - Excellent HWS (Tiltl jrwprofessiona ^iimunuil GRAND OPENING — Of Don Poul'l tr commarclal factory mochlnai. fenced yord, on deadend street 131. Houses For Sale ISTINCTIVE, ELEGANT - Engllih 717-AiW or 717-9151 cation, alto perfect for two-family BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE - I'M, Cornlgnmant Cantar of Kayport Sot . Mt-Olll pool and Tennis Courts. Your very 154,500 ttttr pupi. AKC, three monlhi Moth own patio. Wolo k to shopping ond N v vino »3I,5OO BAHRS REAL ES Permalevel bad, approximate^ IK," April I. Now buying and falling on er and father both champlom. Moitly NIC t F UKNISHI I) ROOM For urn SOFA - And olto mad iwlval rockar. CiCitty commutiommutinng 513-4010 Open 9 am • ATE, opposite Bohrs Rtttauranl, 1 tlquat, collactlblts ond quality uttd lleman only Use of kitchen. IFOR for ihow, lome pet. Five blue ond 5 p.m MonM . ttoo Frl. ay Ave , Highland! I71-1600 IM. jvi^tn. furnltur* Call M444S0. Moka on onar. three orange Belloni 747S94f. Call 1*4 412 i LAWLEY BUNK BEOS - Comalele with mo GUITAR - Tokamlna^lT ifrlnarTiT 1414134 MATAWAN - Lakcrldflt luxury ant :O BANK INCOME'PROPERTY — Ireiiei and ladder. Maple, pine or »o NICE FURNISHED ROOM - For aen AGENCY REALTORS callant condition IM0 Coll oTtar 4 SOFA AND LOVESEAT - Gold val- DOG TRAINING - Boyihore Coi.. bedroom apartmanti, country lifting, wo one-bedroom apartments, lovely •atari Hal nut. From ll» J44«liT Dog Club Spring clone! Coll tlemon only. Use of kitchen. pm . J»l 1477 vrt, axcallanl condition, two vaon old. ponlon D fully corptttd, dlihwoihtr, air condl ea, ample parking, walking distance Coll 2644315 741-6262 M. M I Mate Slreel CAMERA - Konlca TC n« »W Black laathai »ofu bad. opanl to 741-40*6 tlorvff, HS0 and up Coll bttwtvn t ) buses and shopping, S32.S00. Call HAOITROME GUITAR BASI - OlMl wnerofter S p.m., S31-6294. Keantattrg, Naw Jersey llflM weight. 35mm ilngl* I. . ouaan 1I14 bad, SISO. SI3-S4IS or U4 FREE - Adorable pupplei. Labrador UCHIN REAL TORS. Ill 5900 ANK — Kitchen privileges MINT i it III s u»«d one*, with tlimm Itltpholg Itn plchupi, coaa. Ilka now. Dobormon, flve-weeki old, black and References : H4-4S77 MODERN APARTMENT - Private our klng-tiie bedroomi, It mailer ED BANK-INCOME PROPERTY — Ion Coll 191 1711 Call 142-7409 ••droom, 16' guttl bedroom, large IIv wo one-bedroom apartments, wolk- Free standing 8400 sq It. WIIA wwinsi , multl prim Ona-yaof home, three rooms. Near trans- ng room, wltn beamed calling, formot youno. avcallantavcal . Movad to oportmanl, FREE HOME FOR - Elgtit month old portation 495-0416, best time to cal' g distance lo buses and shopping. building 1 plus acre site CARPET DISCOUNT naw Him. NNaw SSal, Mil 1X0 172 09n Labrodor. before noon 108 Commercial dining room, II' super science eat-ln II after 1:30 p.m., 747-0493. WorttvouM talt. Savt 40 to 40%>.. FroFr m HAMMOND waikandi. iltchvn, Hug* family room with fire- Parking apprx SO cars In- affar S:3»ar 141-410! MODERN GARDEN APARTMENTS IANK INCOME PROPERTY — 13 » to yd . Inttalltd Choke o>fdeirf d»o loct. Two-car garogt. Recreation spect property & caH own- rotor color• Free ihop-al homt It ORGAN — Efficiency one ond two bedroom* Rentals atemtnt. Applloncti Large land cellent opportunity to live rent-tree, vice •wdo«t term* m 1100 r SPARTAN TRAILER - Modal FREE PUPPIES available immediately No pets. 264- HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL? — leaped lot ree rental units. Live In one, rent 7474(11 Low rent tor space lo stll It. Sea MELMED AGENCY 671 MM other two. Pay your mortgoge To- CHAINS - H ond M, ", fo 10 40 esent monthly Income Is UOO. " (212) M6 2142 Of Asbury Park FREE TO OOOD HOME - Five •!> MONMOUTH BEACH - One ond two Bright Village Store. Ul 0045 . Tha USED FURNITURE CENTER >AK HILL - By owner. Colonial, kinKgj 133,900.17U3,9O0.172 140lift0) If7 Shrawibury AM., Rad Bonk k old kltteni. Litter trained. bedrooms, kids, pets, heat paid, tram HAZLET — Hwy. M, retail store or our bedroom. JVi bath, full dry bate HUGE PIANO SALE Bom. Hoi baani ond Why Nofl KI-0141 S230. professional office, up lo 2000 iq ft. mtnl, on treed lot 1110,000 Principal! COMMERCIAL HOBART ME A FREE TO GOOD HOME 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr. Storage space available Heat and air only. 4714414. GRINDER - Suitable for grlndln . . .1.0., al condlflonTng 717-4603 • «._ ku.ll la.*. il.l.1. a* tt~. llort with 34" mowar otloch NEAR BEACH - Two bedroom, kids, OAK HILL RANCH - Corner lot with n SI. and corner of Mattlton Av« SSOO. Coll avanlnga. 364 »5S 't" pel* B.K.I utilities paid, 1325, Long MATAWAN - Office building on Rt. mony tfwt Living room, dining room, MahoBonv padatlol toblf. Two tod HUMMEL FIGURINES LOCATED GOAT BABY - Three month!, mull 34, ample pork Ing Prime location den with fireplace, eot In kitchen. tablt*. ont Inlaid Uodtrn Danlth, or Wi can find almost any figurine, Cur be for pet. One Iwo-yeor old pet. Coll 747 9434 STATE RENTALS Bkr, Three bedroomi, three bothi Large 471 «7~ day room. Overilied garage, ibxir Make It Yourself oblong Midllarronton. Small broo rtnl price ttn plot* »|gi. Hell USO. All OLD BRIDGE - Single's pad. 1190 OFFICE SPACE^VAILA¥LE — New •Vork and itoroga room. Central air. fotl itt. wooddn toblf and chain, u year plain In itock. Call mow, 10 Utilities paid. building, MOO sq. ft., will divide to suit, TWIN BEDS - One moplt with dtts GOAT - Reglilerid French Alpine, larpeled throughout .96,900 Coll 671 aHtantri. •.m. w np.m, HOME SEEKERS, Bkr. $40 571 4000 heating ond air conditioning included Mr. one pine, one ProvTnclol. Walnut milking doe, freih Feb. ». Goat kldi coffee table wltti end tobies, vinyl ond and chicken manure 171 IKS RED BANK - Bed/living room, rur Hlgnlonds. N.J. Coll 172-1646. Joyful Jacket! OAKHURST - Just listed! Three bed IBM TYPEWRITERS' maple rocker. 344 44H nlshed. Near transportation All uiili OFFICE SPACE - Hwy. 35, Middle 71 Merchandise rooms, two bolhs, custom ranch. ties. After 6. '41 1153 lown. 350 sq. ft. In professional build TWIN SIZE MATTRESS -And :oih paid for pupi COLLEGE Aluminum siding, full basement, den, For Sol* Ing. 11*5 per month. 67V16N. spring. 130 HOP 170 3434, SJI 1341, RED BANK - First floor, attractively Irepiace, attached two-car garage INDIAN COUCH Irtyaoriojd" 471-IMI HORSES AND HAY - Boarding tacll decorated and furnished efficiency OFFICE SPACE - Ground floor, leoutiful lot, overlooks running brook. aportment. Private entrance. Near three rooms, 90 Monmouth St., Red )nly 154,900. CAMASSA AGENCY TWO ORESSERS - Whlla wood. SSO town, yet residential. Security and ref- Bonk. Reoltors, MLS, 4 Porker Ave., Little Good condlllon. 471-97IS FIREPLACES erence. Business or retired person. 671-OW0 Silver, 747 9393, and eves 7413375 KING SIZE HEADBOARD - Walnut. 717 411! LABRADOR PUPS - AKC reglilered, 7414394. ONLV ONE OFFICE SPACE LEFT - OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Woysldi IknVing ol a hraploH? SSO. Two Rattan cholri. need slight re IWO i;i«U HUES With 100 mllel. reoionable, excellent pedigree, very Layer this shawl-collar Approximately 600 sq. ft. Finished car- . 13! After 3 p.m., 147 3531 mounted on two Vega rims, S30. good for field or pell 591 I5». RED BANK — Luxury one and two Htti i wrut M oHw . pet, paneled, neat and air conditioning jacket over partners — it's 7474354 bedrooms, eat-In kitchen, dining room, POODLE - Standard male. ll> Included. 172-1646. Bull m wood burning Iwtptot landlord pays heat, 1350 to U7S 471 OLOER HOME - With IOOXJVS ft lot. USED INSULATION - I", opproxl- IMS. roomy! PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE - n desirable oreo. Three to four bed motaly ||K rolll. Hi for compltTa lot Ground floor, suitable for doctor or oomi, living room with fireplace, din- Crochet 4-inch granny $699 Call only t-13 and M. SM-101S RED BANK - Off Shrewsbury Avt. L4J.1S CRAGAR IS MAOI - (Two). Private home. Four rooms ona bath dentist at 333 Brood St., Red Bonk. 747- ng room, kitchen, two-car garage Wlfn Urn 1100. VIOLINS - Two. ok), eacellenl condl 80. Bicycles/ Second floor 7471934. 3730,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. !oned lor single or two-family dwell- squares of synthetic worsted Invntdwlf dilnarv 3M-4W lion. Jutek. u. Vulllauma. full, plui coMt ond bowl. 747-SOe*. Mini/Motor Ikes RED BANK - 326 Brood St , 700 sq ft in a vivid 3-color com- rtmlobli m nrf llyk or Imih MAHOGANY - Drop leaf dining completely decorated office suite. SfloOO RED BANK Al MOPED - Sparta, like new. uied REDDEN AGENCY Realtors .^^J— 4 Heat supplied. Ideal for lawyer, oc- bination; then Join into 111 inrmanl md ol Jin WASHER AND DRYER - G.E Frig leu nan on4 year. 3.140 mllei, with 301 Maple Ave.. Red Bonk 741 9100 741 '"*~lra ratrlgarotor, mottraliai. ond Ixtro port! ond luppllll. paid 1400. countarrf, boil rum office U7S month- > odd! and endV Coll O4U3O3 ly. Available June 1 Call 717-6700 warm, wonderful jacket. MANURE - II a buiMI Flvt ouilxl now 14S0 Coll John, 747-V31S after RED BANK — Thrt* room turnl«h#d, ' ilmum. Dollvorod. 4:10. Coll.iolKI lor Im tilmot.i WEODINO DOWNS - Velll. under IIOH, rnpontIM* odult prtftrrad, r»f • WAREHOUSE SPACE AVAILABLE Pattern 719: Sizes 10-20; 42- coil Fomoul brondi. Coll now for on VERSON - Small red bicycle. OL •rtmen. Nopvtt. 7414411. - 4000 sq ft. Can be divided- Also out- nun* door storoge available. Ideal for boots 44 included. 257-2700 appointment !Jt 7317 or 070-ntO. cellenl condition Asking 135 or hlgheit MODERNIZING -(111 CO ppar RED BANK - Two bidroom. htat or campers.; Kraam ond matching wood itormt 14 WEDDING GOWN - Silk orgonio and •*TJf. Coll S44-I349 after 7. N.I. HHPUa COW. Mr pair Bring mooiuramanti. 741 Mid, bring chlldrin and pttt, only Alencon laca. olso vail. Slle S-7. Coll MOPED SCOUT - A I condlllon. uied WEST KEANSBURG - Store for refit. Im, call brrwaan II am-4 a.m. 747 U34 STATe RENTALS Ikr. Approximately 1000 sq. ft. Hwy. 36. W« oar month. Coll 717-7990, After 6, 11.50 (or each pattern. Add RED BANK N RIVERSIDE AVE 35c each pattern for first- IIM. Swimming Pools 109 Buildings/Garages class airmail and handling. POOL mmjm RED BANK THREE IN ONE GA- Send To: AcceuorKI LUXURY HIGH RISE ' RAGE — *S0 tq. ft., (or itorast or Coll 717 44« Overlooking the Naveilnk River warttKHnlng. 14)0 291-5371 Laura Wheeler CLASSIFIED SWIM POOLS-Factory Special! We wont you!...To help in keep renti Closing out our 1177 line. Luxury pools at melr loweit. By maintaining 100% Needlecraft Dept. with deck, fence ond filler. Only 1439 occupancy we ore effectively keeping 110 Wanted To Rent rent! down. Sludlol itarllng ol 1)50. The Red Bank Register, Box Installed. Financing available. Call one bedroom! ilortlng at 132$, Iwo GARAGE - Born, shed or loft For Frank. 9353100 bedroom* itorflng at 1430, three bed- dry storage, office papers. 161, Old Chelsea Sta., New room! olio 747 W York, NY 1.0011. Rxint II84. Merchandise Central air and heat, got cooking, bal NEEDED IN MIODLETOWN - One- conlei. 34-nour doorman, TV lecurlty, bedroom oportment, cottoge or Cor- Name, Address, Zap, Pat- BUSINESS DIRECTORY Wanted rlage house for a mature, responsible, swimming pool. wuna. marina, olio AAAAAA - LIQUIDATE UNWANT underground parking. Rental office single person. No children. Please call tern Number. SUPER VAL- ED ANTIQUES. JEWELRY, RUGS, open erven doyi a week. Call Bob cic Bob ot 671-3100, E«t. 256doys A DAILY GUIDE FOR CASH. coneotKl 741 1733 NEED — Two or three rooms, fur UE T- 1978 NEEDLE- INTERNATIONAL OALLERIES nished/unfurnlshed, sub-lease, lor CRAFT catalog. 225 designs IS9 E Newman Spring! Rd. SEA BRIGHT - Two room apart three or four months. 641-5342 or 242- Shrowtbury 747-4100 ment, furnlinod. 1130 per month. In 6iS5doys Mr.Alcorn OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS eluding ullllllei. Air conditioned Call to choose from, 3 free in- ALL LIONEL TRAIN? RENTALS WANTED - Yearly or side. Or Flyer. Topcaih appraisal 946-1193. SHREWSBURY ARMS APART winter. Coll 4314037 Monday through MENTS - Giant Hie one ond two bed Friday. No lee. AN LO CURIO CABINET - Alto room oportment!. family-ilio eat-In ADDING MACHINES LANDSCAPING LAWN tarn* Oriental rug In very oood cond kitchen, inore area, only 10 minutes RETIRED GENTLEMAN — Wonts PAINTING A tlon lor private horn*. 511 -jftl. from beaches Free heat, hot water small furnished apartment with pri- TYPEWRITERS GARDEN MAINTENANCE DECORATING vate entrance, aorogc or ttoroge ond ANTIQUES - Anything old. Furni- and parking Newly painted oparl irking Call 747 S5t" ADDERS - Typewriter!, Calculator ture, chlno, alast, (lolls, [iwelry, rugs, menti complete with stove, refrlo- GARDENS ROTOTILLEO - wlttTtha" PAPERHANGING-PAINTING — EM Top cosh paid. Mwy Jane RooteveM, eroior ondolr conditioner. Senior Clft MM. trotted, repaired Troy-blll tiller Coll 471 0S07 or 471 terlor. Interior. Shaatrocklng, toping Printed Pattern DISCOUNT Prlcei IOT E River Rd . Rumson. 1413159 fen program available walking all ploiterlng Work guaranteed. If, far tonce to shopping moll and euiei. Call SERPICOS 74r«0S ANTIQUES - GATEWAY AN- WE NEED A HOME LANDSCAPING — And lawn malnte Mr. Van Dyk. Sio-Sen wa can rent TIQUES, Rl. 34 ond Homestead Ave., In Morgonvllle SOUTH RIVER — Money lover, utlll Leonardo. 191 S3S0 or Marlboro orea Hie Soft Slit! ALTERATIONS ties poM, three room, under 1300 Fomlly. three odults. desire two-three APPLE OF YOUR EYE ANTIQUES HOME SEEKERS. Bkr 140 573-4000 LEONARD&X£3S»~O AREA - Garden rota CHANAN. 7I7TO4 - If Church St., Little Silver, Tues, bedroom house References. Call eves. ramie tile. Complete line of r Sot., IS p.m. SPOTSWOOD - Kttk. pets OK. SSO or all day weekend!. 944 II3S Ing. Coll Rich Malmberg, 717 3541 WATERBLAST BEFORE PAINTING BEER CANS - Tap Knobs, room weak utilities pow Serving MOnmatJth County'l NEW METHOD ORE AT RESULTS •cropper., openers and Iroys wonted. HOME SEEKERS, Bkr 140 573-4000 PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING - EXPERT CRAFTSMAN SPOTSWOOO - Oftt-todroMn, woiiv plan a REGISTER CARPENTER - All type! af wart And ground maintenance. Mowing, WALLY'S PAINTING 191-1091 Save your old beer cans. Private col- Quollty worfcmrjntMp. AM work guor tertllltlng, leading, loddlng, etc. S41- lector withes to buy oil brewery Items. ao$sifi.d Ad fat 3 The short-jacket suit with onraad' RaoaaMXa. toll 747«41 "^ O5T7. Coll Jerry ot 4M45<» evenings. •r, dry«r, utllltltt poM. KWl. pttl, 150 J CARPENTER-RETIRED - Seek! ROOFING A SIDING NAN JOHNSON 17 MM STATE RENTALS Bkr. or more days, "' a swinging skirt is going imoll ond modlum mad lobe. Com ROTOTILLING - All Hie lot*, fait BUYS AND BUYS WALL TWP - Luiucy Garden apan- places this summer. Wear Plata Interior remodeling larvlce. Pon- * mooble Mr vice Call 9 a.m. to 9 ROOFING AND SIDING. Free eill From an entire household to o single ments Full corpattng, some with tire 131 Houses For Sale phxtt. tenr.li court, swimming pool, I ll mM BJ raW IIM rViilNT^ ellng Kitchen cabinet!. Room oddl 471 17*1 motel Otfton Roofing 1 Suing Co Coll Item Antique furniture, lewelry. til A FANTASTIC BROCHURE of homes both parts together, wear ver Immediate cash. Top dollar clue now*. Unfurnished Starling ol llohl/recreotlan room, retlnlihlng ROTOTILLING - Garden! and loom. Ul 1994 Evening! 747 5414 Ell. 1903 O45, Seeingill believing, 449 26*0. In Monmouth County! Its yours It you you gtt on txtro baakoaMt. Arrmrrona OxwMlar calf rallrood tie wolll, brick walk! and Ml 144* write or call Be*' jacket with pants, skirt with Ingi Free odvlca ond erHmotei Good Rt. 35. Kcypori palloi. Complete landicope deilgn OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chlno. WEST END — Garden aportment doyFWEI other partners. fcll CMI onynhe ^MS THORPE'S NURSERY. 7414940 MOVING & STORAGE g.OMware, ort obltcts ond brlc-o-broc. Onetoedroom. furnished, unfurnished 364 3456 CARPENTRY - Moionry, painting Immediate cash tor anything ond ev- Swimming pool, ocean view. «lti per Printed Pattern (482: MOVE WITH NICK — For Mm. Free -- i. Rutcirs. IS Eost Front St., month, year-round. Topper House AL GREENE I. CO.. INC. Apartments. 400 Ocean Blvd., 2734235 REALTORS REGISTER aoisifitd Coll John Buctonon, Sr . 747 SOU MISCELLANEOUS e*tlma»ev Senior rate., olio will trav- *9 Hwy U—Ktvpon. N.J - 739-3600 Misses Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, II, el. Coll anytime, SltV-f m, TURN YOUR DIAMONDS INTO Ads cost as KlUt as GENERAL HOME IMPROVEMENTS CARPET! STEAM CLEANED DOLLARS - Converl Old Jewelry to 18,20. Size 12 (bust 14) takes - And odd KM. CaH Chuck or Kevin. Cash DON PON'S JEWELERS Will ALLAIRE FARROW AGENCY 41' ptr Knt, par Ift-yards 45-inch fabric. 49H5I4 or 1413034 PACKAGING Buy from private owners and ettotes. Buying or selling o home? ANTIQUE CLOCKS REPAIRED ANO Coir741 -34SI, anytime HOME IMPROVEMENTS - Addl GARDENS AND LAWNS — Tilled, SUPPLIES WEST END — One-bedroom, children day, bond tjfl 3 tloni, dormari. garage converilom. light hauling, otllci and garoget ok, heot paid, ejitrai, DM, Send $1.50 for each paT flnlihod botarnanfi, roprjlri Free eitl- 747 M34 STATE RENTALS Bkr AMAZING FIREPLACES cleaned, treei removed. 541*34. 471 CORRUGATEO BOXES - RMS, 10 days motel. 747-1004 . 3114 Four hint b«droorm, 24' matter bed tern. Add 35c for each pat- room. 17 guttt bedroom, two luxury lltvVl llvsTI* LOU'S SUPERIOR CARPET CLEAN 102 Houm For Rent tern for first-class airmail, DRIVEWAY ING - Commerclol. reildenllol tgBJgais& K [ A I I S T A T I FAIR HAVEN - Excellent location, II' dining room, II' country kitchen! handling. Send to: Marjan CONSTRUCTION K' I NT A 1 s older home. Two/three bedreomireomi.. 10' gomeroom, icwing room, full rec- 1mm Income Tax oec rage. auiiiiiaiil. recententlly ra- reoTlon boiftnint. Nearly "i-acre fast Rtsvhs, Low Martin, Pattern Dept. no. TRUCKING - To* MHI. fill dirt, dirty Strvlct . Imdit !wct •tone, land and grovel. Free ettlmote. IB H MELMED AG Cost — Now on The Red Bank Register, 232 Coll offer 4, 7074341. 101 Apartments - rot^ " v,rse5. 1 butlnou. Yearend booh AAA RENTAL SERVICE - New rent- HANDYMAN'S DREAM - S40 o A NEW LISTING - Rumson Rent no •itia Doy. PkotM West 18th St., New York, keepiing. Wl and payroll *J»M. Mar month. Two aairaaim. Option to buy. more, invest In this two-bedroom be all dolly, ntvtr o fee for tenont Fur- HOME SEEKERS. Bkr. S4B 571-4000 pinner with eiponslon possibility. Full NY 10011. Print NAME, AD- PLUMBING A eory Trovoto. over K yaan In Middle nlihed ond unfurnlitied homel and basement, gigantic attic, spacious 54M700. HEATING town. Coll for appolntmant, 471 lift aportment TEICHER AGENCV, HAZLET - Walk la N.V. from. cW-oe kitchen ore a fvw of the nice features. DRESS. ZIP, SIZE and| REALTORS. 317 Oceanport Ave . new *4oM-f Okim hou^e tour hud Call for details and Inspection. Asking PLUMBING AND HEATING - Re- Oceonporl 54] 3500 m, two-car garoga. SSOB phn utlll 146,900 E.A ARMSTRONG AGENCY, Toi Fret Ma tow on STYLE NUMBER potn and Imrollotloni Hamoawnr'i TRUCK «AUTO tttl. |>II444-47STP~M. Reoltors. SSS Prospect Am.. Little Sll- LANDSCAPINC LAWN ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Reipav v»r, 7«l-4SO0. LOOK RICH, YOUNG ' Speclollit. Prompt larvlce. 944-M7S RENTAL iRUe family for three-bedroom, two- HIGHLANDS - Small, threeroom Ana-5664100 GAROEN MAINTENANCE botti. flrtt floor aportment. In rooming cottage. mnoWa odutti. Ha pah. Sin SMART on a budget! Sew FORD RENT-A-CAR ANXIOUS TWENTIES TolFrM PAINTING * (•AIRWAY FORD quired No peti AvallaMe Mov I. USO Four tarae bedrooms, 19' master bed new soft dresses, tops' IrKludei utlMtlti 4714401. room, if- guest bedroom. 31' living DECORATING HIGHLANDS - Two-bedroom. USO room, forma, dining room, 71 gome skirts, pants - all in NEW per month, ptui utllltlei One month's room, twoo 'wwr'wwrvv bathsbat , utility room. Attention Landlords - reoulred AvolkHtle May I. 671-9300 SPRING-SUMMER PAT- CTMTXtTIi l>»fN MAINTtWAMCE EXTERIOR PAINTING - ••OwMul MELMED AGENCNCY 671 5650 — Tr»t wort. Qwolined tenonti ore waiting, no coit vsss: TERN CATALOG. Free pat JUST LISTED - Three-bedroom. •RAND NEW FORTIES Four king-site bedrooms. II' master tern coupon. Send 75c. AVIS CABLHOMESEEKERS.Blir.S4E TV - Two*edroom0 , 573-100Eoton0 UM| Brand! ranch, lorge yord, law REGISTER 01 bUrtem, U' gun! bedroom, 1V> luxu- AMI IM nttd It. I wjjjjjj •"* town, tree heotnldi Dial '47-0414 STATE RENTALS Bkr. ry bam*. 13' dining, room. eat-In tcl iUSiB Hy wMtt trim. Far trtt n'tlmatt 7474434 STATE RENTALS Bkr •nee kttch«n, utility room. Goroge. coil E*Mot*VI 4«3 CARTERET — Throe bedroom, move KEANSBURG - Fhwrwrn I Potlo. Apollonces Corseting. Large OASSIFIED iMtUt fuUM Bt*t ,1 M rftit. tncludlng tttrv* b«1r—«m and (feed krt. x*>. Not more than two cMMrm. Coll MELMED AGENCY 671-5650 Dally * Sunday IttsUit Crocket BMk ...JIN PAINTING ANO DECORATING •UY ON SELL - Througr. on oHIUole April M.itn . ate. Fraa CarirjMM 747-0308 CLIFFWOOO - Modem, all util (EAHSBURO - On ocreoee Five P«rfr*t« of the largest rtol ntgte company In HOME(SE*EKIEIRS. Bkr. Ut ihe wort*-Century jl Coteni Realtor. SOME JEEIBRV B«r. s» Ul HH Multiple lining* 15J Boots And 310 Lost And Found 232 Long Bronch 2tt Long Broneh 233 Long Branch SHREWSBURY. N J. MONDAY. APRIL 17. 1976 The OwJy Rcvseer Accessories LOST - Algtian puvcy. ttmote. block, the specification! therefor on tilt in ~ber "jTot" toch yeor The' iTcenie while en chtil vicinity of Baythorc iht aftict of tat Citrk ond hertby op NANCE ENTITLED THE RE •OSTOtl WW»Lf« i I] Hospital Heartbroken Reword JW VISEO GENERAL ORDINANCES tees provided for In Section t et 244 Tinton Foils MM OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH this ordinance then not be pro- tbl Tht eitimoted maximum amount IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH rated In the event thai on appli- LOST — Grey Schnoutrr. blue collar at ban* or itotts to bt itsutjd for iota ANO STATE OF NEW JERSEY, cation tor o license It mode of ony wiin iwonolopan license HoImdel purpest It at slated In Section 1 htre I97t. CHAPTER XV. BEACHES. tint oner January 1 of ony yeor BOSTON WHALERT ••o Any IntormatKm, please call 671 ADOPTED JANUARY U, 1*71 ANO SECTION 7 Licensing Procedures 6ft41. >hr«e children mm him terribly let Tha estimated cost of sold pur AMENDMENTS THERETO Upon payment of the opplkatlon tee. Call to II u POM ll equal to tne amount of tht op BE IT ORDAINED by the City Coun fcubmlrtlng of oil information required prtprKition htrtin mode the dor the by application, and upon proper In 213 Instruction mats, thereof over tat said tillmatta cil of the City of Leng Brtonch. in the maximum omounl ol bonds or rvotei to County ot Monmouth end State of New spectlon. a license sholfbe granted tm m mi an*, i e ft TWO WEEK - Morning Real Es be luutd mtrtfor being Ihe omount of Jersey, as follows mediately, if nil requirements de (0te LUtniinn Course. Wo. 15 26 the sotd down paymtnl tar sold pur SECTION 1 That Sectlen IM 4 Ad- crttod herein ore met, and unless it ap PENALTIES FOU THE VIC DISCOUNT US Coll Menmouth Instltult, 741-0779 post mission Rates of the Ordinance en pew* mot any tuch applicant has de THEtEOF ADOFTCO DCC „ tilled The Revised General Ordi Tfeerataly falsified the application, or It. ml. «a> »,»>•>>•< far r, Ship's Store Stcilon 4 In anticipation ot tat fs nances ot Ihe City of Leng Broneh. in me record of such appllcont reveals o auonct of said bonds, negotiable band the County of Monmouth and Stole of conviction of a t*iony or a crime of SAVE UP TO «\ anticipation notes ore hereby author moral turpitude ON AU. YOUd IOATING NEEDS PUBLIC NOTICES lied to bt luutd pursuant to. ond with Htm Jersey, 1W adopted January U. in tht limitation, prescribed by the 1971 and anienomentt thereto, is here Local Bond Low All such notes shall by amended and supplemented by de suont to these provisions moy appeal FLAGSHIP MARINE mature at such timti oi moy be deler tettng present previsions as to beoch to the City Council In writing stating OAUIELE SFECTOH «fclfIfIpol Mount Bairn m Fair Haven mtntti by tht chlel flnonclal oflicer, passes and substituting the following Atlantic Hlghlondi provided thot no note shall mature lot provisions In their place gxanied The Clly Council may granl *araia)» « TMan Mt 21-5400 Tfct MlavMg ta»MUai mm < er ihan one ytar from its dote Tht (ol Seasonal Beoch passes of the or deny the license The City Council Aitait <™«maui»V Iht Mamr M Ca notts sholl boor inttrtst ot such rate City of Long Branch shall be sold, may alto review any determination ol JEROMES DEED, " *• ••'•"•» 1 Wr M«»a«. al o or rottt ana bt In such form at may be the Director ot Public Safely granting ftorougti CMfh raouttr matting haM«jprll la, m determined by Ihe chief financial offl or denying a license on Its own mo- April \1 •Or* NELtON ctr Tht chltf financial officer ..nan rates ond classifications tion •orauah Clark A*T,w.h»K>, determine all matters in connection (II Adult Mole ot (7 00 All licenses Issued hertunder ore milLIC NOTICE wllh rvoles lisutd purtuoni to thit ordi (1) Adult Female al 17 00 nontramterrable provided however, An •ralnanc* arttlllad 'ORDI- WME«."t* SLEl*, Cag-t, nance and Iht chief financial officer t 11) Student not yet graduated from ilgnaturt upon said note, .noil bt con mot a change of location ol o massage NANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAY EVINRUOE »o»a a) Tounon ha» dlracM M a High School at |1 00 plus Ml for establishment may be permitted pur OR AND MUNICIPAL CLERK TO • tvtluollon at ctmeltltd In Iht elusive evidence aiCTioA OHO 25% OFF ot the nates from lime lo limt ot public ID Photograph tfteir place of business flrsfirstl reodlftg oo MorcR 14. 1971 by jmentkljm* «. ovalloUi lor or private talc ond to deliver tht tome (bl On July 3, 1971. seasonal beoch SECTION* Focllltles Necessary May* r _M Council et Berow* e4 Tin posses ol the City of Long Branch shall No license to conduct a matsoge e. VAN WINKL to the purchasers thereof upon receipt tan Falloils mim April 11. rlS wm ft MARINE jJRtSlAlUa Locol Publicc .n of payment ol tat purchase pnet plus be sold at the below described ratei kjbltihment ihoil be Issued unless on l»M«y M, Eotontown. S4I ml Irstll Lj.. US a»*.IH, « •«, , ,. occrutd interesl from thtlr dotes to and classifications inspection discloses Ihol the estas J*» IM •>• naaWla* amwlllng tht date ot delivery thereof Tht chltf Hi Adult Mole at 110 00 lishment compiles with each ol Ihe fol ma award of contracts tor Prof« financial officer it directed to report In l}| Adult Female at 110 00 lowing minimum requirements Mayor ttanol SarvlcM" wtltaut canvatltlwo writing to the governing body ot Iht BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that 1 A readable sign shall be polled at Borough of Tlnton Fotlt Locol Unit ol the meeting ne»t sue the City of Long Branch does hereby grant reciprocity to the holders of 1*71 tne main entroce Identifying the eitob KEVPOUT MARINE SALES tm III) doyt tollewlna lh« odoptlon (ceding the dole when any sole or de iishmenl oi a massage establishment, llvtry of tht notet pursuant to thit or Wonmouth County Park System sea provided, also thot all tuch sign, shall MWV IS, HAZLET dtnonce It mode, such report to in tonal beoch bodges tor the use at ony 7J91U0 or IM 717. NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE cludt the amount, description Interest ond all public bathing beaches In the II 71 SOLVED l« Hit Maw and Council « City of Long Broneh for the 1971 oper sign requirements ol the City of Long LYMAN - MAKO. Morqult. SooTt - rote and maturity of the nolet told, tht Branch Ouronjutlc. Boiton wholtr. Jor,r,,or,; ""? ^XTX. '•"•»•" » WIIWI prlct obtained ond the name ol Iht PUBLIC NOTICI OMC, E2 Loodtr. lupollti I Tht Moyar ond Iht Borough Cteik purchaser , I'litg M I Minimum lighting shall be pro An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI « • haraty oMhorlitd ana aVactad lo U..l. Fees for the public beaches of vided in accordance with Ihe appli NANCE FIXING THE SALARIES ftry'l MOflnt. Ntptunt 775.7344 enterli*. onaataamanl .IK tamart the City ot Long Broneh thall be for cable ordinances ot the City ol Long ANO COMPENSATION OF CERTAIN LYMAN 2i' - Groy UoTlna Inolnt the below described ratet ond ctottlfl Branch, and. additionally, al least one OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF J Morn, CamrM To> Auaiaar al ma Sexlion i Tht following additional Manat «ck ilaapt l.o. nulfond Mote « Km Janav, to a»wtm a Ml cations artificial light of not less lhan 4C wotti THE BOROUGH OF TINTON FALLS Rtvoluotlan at lha •». ough tl Fair matttrt are hereby determined, de (11 Dolly Ftti FOR THE YEAR 19r| was presenlfd Hovjn, rector ot Public Safely, provided all PuUlc Cantroxti Law bacouat Iht tar Adults , I P„i applicable ordinances at* compiled Borough of Tlnton Falls Marilyn Acclani of Little Silver. Complete Marine Center vlct rendered or ptrlormtd ll lo bt thertof hoi been or shall bt tptciaily (di Salts lor ttotonal beach pastes with and the change of location tee Attest dont by o panon oumo. Had by low lo attested on property sqiclalty benefit of the City ol Long Branch shall bt One Hundred Dollar! HIOOOO) is first Jerome S. Retd BOSTON WHALER proctlca o racognlud prahmilan and ed thereby > ^ made In tht Lobby of tht Long Broneh paid Borough Clert AQUA SPORT whoit proctlct It ratulotad by low onO (bt Tht period of uttlulntsi ot said ( Hy Hall, M* Brood way, Long Branch SECTION 11, Employe*! April !> u 40 BAVLINER UttaranelragriraTparlllTtOZS-M purpose within tht limitations of said New Jersey It shall be the responsibility of the HOBIECAT 3 A espy of INi Rtulutlox tholl bt Local Bond Low, according to tht reo SECTION 1 Thli ordinance shall holder of the license lor o massage r-t CATALINA publlthtd In tha Dolly Rtgliltr at ionoble lift thereof computed from tht take effect after final pottoge, publlco tabil.hmenl to Insure thot each person 246 Wet! Long Branch Leone benefit dole of tht said bonds authoriitd by employed as a rnosioge therapist shall LASER rtgukrlad by low within tan 110] doyi this bond oratrtonct. Is to yeort > tion and according to low. SHARK 04 111 ponoga. introduced April 11, 1*71 first hove obtained a valid license pur OOAY Ul Tht Supplemental Dtbt State Public Notice suonl to this ordinance *pflM7 llj.30 men! required by told Law hot been Tht Ordinance published htrtwrlth SECTION 12 Inspection OHD JOHNSON OUTBOARD duly mode ond filed In the office of the was introduced art a regular meeting ol An Inspection of each massage ei AAA RATED Clerk ond a complete txetuled dupii the City Council ot tht Clly of Long tatollihment may be mode ot any time EXEC- _ .-.. „._ ^ is planned 72/Highlands tote thereof hos been filed In the office SERVICE CENTER of tht Director of tht Division of Branch, In tht County of Monmouth tor the purpose of determining that the MONMOUTH COUNTY TO MODIFY Local Government Services In Iht New Jtrsty held on April II, 1*71 and THE INTERLOCAL SERVCES Discount NOTICE TO UDDERS Deportment of Community Atfolrs ot will bt further considered for final SECTION 13 Revocation of License AGREEMENT DATED MAY M. 1071 Matawan; Erwln Rubenfeld, passage after a public hearing thereon No license shall be revoked until at introduced March U. I9n HAZLET-A birthday SHIP'S STORE The Borough of Highland* will N> tht Stalt of Ntw Jtrsty. ond such celvt s«m>vd Wdt tor (1) A new son) itatement thows that the grott debt of at o meeting of told City Council to be ter due notice and a hearing thall hovt Passed April*. 1171 breakfast for Richard Leone, Mlchey Caruso, Lorraine htflon unit camlitlng of ctiossli and 15 tht City ot defined In sold Low It In htld ot City Council Chombtrt, Third been held before the City Admlnls Approved April », MM Floor. 344 Broadway. Long Branch, trotor to determine lust caute tor tuch HENRY J, SHAHEEN Ruocco, Ralph Rucco and Lil- FLAGSHIP MARINE yard packer and |3] A GPM pump creased by the author liotlon ol Iht New Jtrtty on April IS. 1*71 at 1:00 a candidate for the Demo- Municipal Mamie Botln Bids art to tM opened ond rend on May bonds and notts provided for in (his revocation Notice of tuch hearing Moyer lian Petroff, all Of Hazlet, Allonlc Highlands 3,lf/latlP V In tht Municipal Me«l bond ordinance by 1166.500 and tht p tholl be given In writing and served ol Attest: cratic nomination for the U.S. Ing Room, 171 toy Avtnut, Hlghlondi, said obligations outhofiitd will be U6 00 least ten (10) dayt prior to the date ot Frances L Towneend Kay Springberg of Holmdel, 291-5600 within oil debt limitations prescribed Apr 17 the heorlng thereon The notice tholl Borough Clerk Senate, will be held at 10 am. by sold low stole the grounds of the compioint OptniKdoys Bids will bt tub|ect lo tat following ANORDINANCE REGULATING against the holder ot such license and April 17 IS,10 Sunday, April 30, at the and Kniio Esposlto of Howell Cloud Mondavi prooMturol requirements and spec if I Id) An aggregate amount not e< AND LICENSING MASSAGE PAR snail designate the time and place Township. Wad. ondFrl, IIHIpm cntlortt moy bt picked up during bull cttding li.000 for items of exptnst LORS IN THE CITY OF LONG where such heorlng will be hod Sheraton Inn on Hi 35 here, n«si hours; f A.M. - S P.M. Monday listed in ond permitttd under Stctlon BRANCH IN THE COUNTY OF OOAY MARINER 196 SAILBOAT - thr ough Fr May MONMOUTH AND STATE OF NEW The notice shall be served upon the 247 R*fltonol Notlcat the newly founded Monmouth Mr. Leone, the former state 1174. with bunk cuthloni, tolli. motor 40A1 70 ot sold Low may bt Included JERSEY AND PRESCRIBING PE license holder by delivering the lame mount. Enctlltnl condition 13300 4i? Proposals must bt mad* on the Stan ot port of the cost o( told Improvtment NALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION personally or by leaving tuch notice ot NOTICI County Citizens for Leone an- treasurer, has Gov. Byrne's dard Proposal Form. In tht manntr and It included In tht foregoing csti THEREOF. The Monmouth County Boythore dtslonottd In Iht Contract Documents mate thereof Outfall Authority hos scheduled for nounced yesterday. endorsement for the Demo- RENKEN l» - 1971. IM h p. Intjoard- mmf bt enclosed In teoled envelopes BET IT OROAINEO BY The City April 19,1971, id p M , at the Author Stctlon 6 Tht full faith ond credit ot Council of the City of Long Branch In ptrton of suitable agt and discretion cratic nomination for the Sen- oulboard. Good condition, fully btorlng tht nomt on6 odoVtii of Iht tht City art hereby pledged lo tht In the tvtnt tht nctntt holdtr cannot Ityt offices. M Harbor Way, aelford. Victor Scudiery, chairman 1. US00 Coll S44 II73 olttr 5:36 btddtr and tht nomt ot Iht iitm on Iht punctual payment ol the prlnclpol of the County ot Monmouth and Slate ot N J . a "Special Reoraonliatlan Meet- outtldt. oddrtsstd to Mayor and New Jersey, oi tollowi' bt found, ond the tervlct of such no ing. on*o i^rv^riOQio?ely TOllOwlnfl, fl ate seat now held by Republi- Ond Interest on Ihe sold obligation* ou SECTION I, Manage Defined tlte connot bt otherwise mode In the of the breakfast, said Angela Borough Council of tht lorough of fhorlied by thli bond ordinance Sold manner herein providtd: a copy of "Spockri Meeting' to discuss Iht pend SAILBOAT - Trl-hull, libtrgio*, car" Highland, and mvtt bt occompanltd obligations sholl bt direct, unlimited Manage li the practice of a profei- ino ItllgotlenTn the cese of Rut Bianchl, the state's new bank- can Clifford P Case. He Is topoble, 127S by a slottmtnl ot Constnl of Jurtty tlon, scientifically applied to the luch notice ihoil be malltd. rtgltttrtd sefl/TosI vt. Monmouth County Soy obligations of tht Clly, and tnt City patient by the operator s hands. postogc fully prepaid, addresttd to the one of four announced candi- Call I43-U34 from o surtty company ovthorlitd to .noil be obligated lo Itvy od valorem license holder at hit place of business shore Outfall Authority Formal action ing commissioner, would be do buslntu In Iht Storlt ol Ntw jtrtty ta*ei upon all tht taxable property SECTION 1. Mossoge Therapist - or residence at least Itn 110) days pri may or may not be taken The agenda dates seeking the party's nod. SAILBOAT - Wood, U , •'/» H.P. mo- and rxctptaMt to tht Borough of High within the City for the payment of told Masseur or Maneuit or lo tht dote of luch hear Ing to the extant known, ore at follows. the guest speaker at the (10 tor. draw. Vh'. iltcps three, large in lands and a bid guoronftt to the obligations ond inlerett thereon wllh The term "Massage Therapist shall REORGANIZATION MEETING Vying with Mr Leone for t 11.000 ( ull 7 aftf S principle! of anatomy and physiology tht following grounds I Roll Call Tht award ol tht Contract for Ihtst provided by sold Local Bond Law as generally Included In a regular 1. That Iht licensee It guilty of player Bill Bradley, former SEARS - 17' aluminum boot and troll ittnn will not bt moot until tht ntctt Introduced March U. 1071 course ol study by o ricognlted and 4. Swearing in of Commiiilonert "More than 300 tickets have tr. Two outboardi, one J'-i ond one wry funds hovt bttn providtd by tht Defeated March 31. 1971 fraud In tht proctlct of massage. 1 Floi lionet Officer t State Sen. Alexander Menza approved school of moiioge. to wit or fraud or deceit in his btlng II 1 A^rtrment of Profesilonoil been sold to date and interest S'/j.UOO. Call Ul 9742. Mayor ond Borough Council ot tht Introduced, April 11,1971 The ort of body moiioge either by centtd lo Iht practice of mastogt Botougti ot Highlands In a lawful moo hands, or with a mechonlcol or vlbr- J Designation of monthly meeting of Union County, and Wesley THOMPSON IV 1976 - Deep V hull. ntr. PUBLIC NOTICE 1 Thol tht llctnsti has bttn con is growing daily," Mr. Scu- 130 hp OMC. Inboard outboard, com The Ordlnanct published htrtwlth vitted In a court of camptttnl |u Tht Borough or tht Englnttr rt- was Introduced ot a regular meeting ol risdlcllon of a ftlony Tht con- • Designation of offlrlol newspaper, diery, of Highlands, said. Bell, a commttteeman and pan. walk through windshield, (old s«rvts tht right to rtqulrt o complete body massaging, reducing or con- t Adlournmont down seal abedi, tull canvau. winter III* City Council ot the City of Long viction of a felony sholl be tht con former mayor from Stafford financial ond experience statement Branch, in Ihe County ol Monmouth. touring, the uie of oil rubt, heof vktion of any offtnte which, If SPECIAL MEETING 'The committee is now con- cover. Holiclaw trailer, used 17 houri from prosptctlvt blddtrs showing that New Jtrtey htld on April II. If71 and lamp!, IQM glow, hot ond cold pocfci. committed within this State, would I Call to orOer Township. IWOO. 3*1 1476. thev hove lotlifoctorlty compltltd will be further considered tor final constitute a felony under tht lawt 7 CrKjirmon's itatement ol compliance fident that the total subscrip- TWO 16' - BoatiVlthTralTers No mo- *wl ol tht noturt required before fur postage after a public hearing thereon atloni a' (he following procedure! are thtrtot with adoouote notice provlsloni of the nlshing proposal lormi or sptclflca emplployeo d Touch, tuoking, friction, Open Public Meetings Act tion for the event will exceed tori 1400 at a meeting of told Clly Council to be g ] That tht licensee Is engaged in Coll 7174012 tloni, or before owarVIng tht Contract htld al City Council Chambers. Third knkneadingd , ibti , percussioi n and 3 Roll Coll Tht right Is otw reserved to relecl Floor, 3.4 Broadway. Long Branch, ! g M th tht proctict of massage under a 4 Resolution to convene In private set MO persons." WANTED - 13 V-bottom aluminum any ond oil Wot or to walvt any Intor Ntw Jtrtty on April 75. 1971 ot I DO pltti sholl not diagnose or trtot clossi false or assumed name, or Is Im- in fo discuss Russell/Toil vi car-top boot ond equipment fled diseases, nor proctlct spinal or pertonating another praclltiontr of The owner of Interstate Claims city molltlts whtre such Informality Is not 0 llht or dmerent nomt WIBOA litigation 747 1649 dttrlrrwntat to tht best Inttrtsf of tht other |olnl monlpulotlont, nor prt i Resolution to reconvene in public Electronics Inc and co-owner Borough Tht right Is also rtstr vtd to April 17 154 10 scribe medicines or drugs 4 That Iht licensee li oddlcted to session Formal action moy or moy WANTED 14' TO 17 Al UWINtIM (A increase or dtcrtoit tht quontltlti SECTION 3 Motsogt Eitab tht habitual ult of Intoiicating ll not be taken re litigated matters of the Airport Plaza Shopping NOE - Mull bt In good condltlo n. Ac* iotcin«d In tht manner atilgnated In CAPITAL OROINANCI PROVIDING tlitvmtnli. ouors. narcotics or ttlmulonti in all married catlorlti not nactnory Call S4MSI9. thtSpiKlflcatlons, POR THI ACQUISITION OP MOTOR Tht term massage ettobllthmenl luch on txttnl oi lo Incapacitate Center, both in Hazlet, Mr laova mtitoot and prlct. VEHICLES POR THI POLICE AND such person for tht ptrformonct JOSEPH CALIENDO, Blodtri art required to comply with ot uttd In thit ordinance sholl be con olhis or her proltstional dutlti, Secretory WINNER CONVERTIBLE 14 - I9I6 the rtaulrtmtnts of P.L. WS, c. 117 ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS slrued and deemed to mean any mat' Scudiery was appointed ear- BY THI CITY OF LOH0 BRANCH, looe establishment, or place of bull- 5 Thai 'he llctntte li guilty of April 17 Itlsfl 333 HP Mtrcury ittrn drlvt. low andP.L. 1*77 c.U. IN THI COUNTY OP MONMOUTH, f'oudulent, lolit, rnislcodlnrj or lier this week by Gov. Bren- politically houri. VHF FM radlo-ttltphont. on BY ORDER OF THE MAVOR AND nest wherein mastogt establishment. Itnno, Iwlmmlng otck. htod. lull can. NEW JERSEY, AND APPROPRtAT or place of bustneti wherein manage detective advertising, qr thai he BOROUGH COUNCIL OF THE IHO I77,«M FROM CAPITAL tUR as lo oil, or any one or more, of the or sht prtcrlbet medicines, drug., 248 Monmouth County dan T. Byrne to the newly- voi, many txtroi. llttpt lour. a« BOROUGH OF HIGHLANDS PLUS TO PINANCt SAME ttlltnt londlHun ill UK) ( nil V,* .1 IB CJ.GUINEY, Jr., above nomed tub|ectt and methods of created state Ethnic Advisory LONG - The city is full of Mayor Sectlen I treatment!, ot defined In Section 1 Is Dfoteislcin without legal authority IStV MFC — 35 H.P. Johnton wllh The City of Long Branch, Wonmouth administered or used Irolltr USO Call 4*5711], 9-4 p m or ' HARRIET A. ALBRECHT, Council. He is a member of political marriages, maintains BOROUGH CLERK County, New Jersey, hereby appro SH HUN 4 Licensing of Moiioge « Thot tht licensee is 671-1904 oftar 6 p.m. prlates the sum of 177,000 from Capital Therapist. guilty of willful negligence In Iht ToKsiii:: the Italian-American Club of Mayoral candidate Raymond April 17 ItP.M Surplus to finance the purchase of sev practice of massage, or hoi been Call! Hack, Ealeolown. «rta>mld 16 BRONZE PORT HOLE - A. ll thall be unlowful for any per ton Tare . Hawaii I», Miwiliiinri. Marl HUaoch en (7) police motor vehicles and seven or ptrtons to engage in tht practice or guilty of employing, allowing or Matawan. Cleary. 17) Administrative motor pool vehicles attempt to practice, matsagt, whether p»rmilling any unregistered per boro, MllWana, TMan Mil, UMac 79H4W 230 Keyport for the City of Long BrancrT ton to perform massage In his or PrMtuM, tWWI, Other members of the Mon- "In fact, It doein't really 14' WOOD MULL BOAT - Witt! troll- her establishment Onav rTHjrh aaa mw wrvayi, con BOROUGH OF K E YPOR1 Section II moisoye, without a license Issued pu< ducfad it) yawr arao by M* Naw JarMv mouth County Citizens for matter If either (Mayor Hen- tf 1435. Mony occtiiorltl Exctlltnl PLANNING BOARD This capital ordinance shall take el tuanl To tht provisions ot thti ordi 7 Tht licensee hot violated any of Daparlmanl tt Agriculture and Iht condition. 711-OMe ofttr 5 p.m. NOTICI OP tect JO days after the first publication nonet the provisions of thit ordinance Manmautti Caunlv IM* Traa Cam. Leone committee are Robert ry R.) Cloffl or (Councilman 17 FIBERGLAS - Boiton Wholtr PUBLIC HCARING thereof otter final adoption os pro- B It thall bt unlawful for any person SECTION IS. Exceptions 197S Mtrcury, o5 H.P. Frtlhly vor PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tht under vided by low. or persons to optrole or conduct ony Tht requirements ot this ordinance Holland of Marlboro, chair- Howard II ) Woolley gets nlihtd wood console Bttl otftr. 741. signed hoi applied lo Ihe Planning Introduced: April II, 1171 mastogt establishment which dots not shall hovt no application and no effect Board ol tht Borough of Ktypori for a PUftLIC NOTICE upon and shall not be construed ot op man last year of Gov Byrne's elected mayor since the same mi Minor Subdivision of property located The Ordinance published herewith was herein contolntd, or to tmploy any plying lo phyildoni, surgeont, chiro II HYROOYNE FIBERGLAS SKI on Atoln Mrewt ond Ktornty Street In Introduced ot a regular meeting of the pratlori, osteopaths, or ony nurtt primary campaign in the backers would be in a position BOAT — 1964 Pylon, t«lroi, Color Block*. Lots! and I. City Council of the Clly ofLong does not hold d license working undtr Iht supervision of 0 Irollar MOOor bail otltr. 741 4011 _ Branch, In the County of Monmouth. physician, surgeon, chiropractor, or county and co-chairman of his of power," said Mr. Cleary of The Public Hewing fs now on tht co New Jersey held on April 11. 1*71 and SECTION |, Application for Ikcnte, osteopath duly licensed to practice IMt SEARAY - Boot, molor ond troll Itndar and Public Hearlrva hai been will be further considered for final conltnit Forett Service, ond Ih* Menmouln general election campaign In two of his fellow candidates. tr, Inboord/outboord, l» >p 11750 ordertd for April 17, 1»77 ol 100 postage after a public hearing thereon An appllcont for a license shall sub County Shade Tree Commission Thli Coll49SH99AfltrS.;ai-ltlS, o'clock P.M. in tht Ktyport Borough Stott wogrom is being operated on on In the county; George Lamb of According to Mr. Cleary, MunlclMri Building, Main Strttt, Kty- at a meeting ol said City Council to be mlt the following Information 1971 II' FIBERGLAS BOAT - Com- port, Ntw Jtrsty ol which time you held at City Council Chambers, Third a. Full name ond current address; without qualifications ai manage Highlands; Glenn Rogers of Joesph Lankone, who Is May- plait toulpmtnl Mull bt ittrf to op may apptor In person, or by agent or Floor, 144 Broadway, Long Branch. b Tht two (!) prtvioui address tne r op is ti. whether ernployed by phy praclott 6714131 attorney and present any oo|ectlon. New Jersey on April 35, lfn of 100 ti ol tht appllcont Immediately ilclont, turgtont, chiropractors, or or Cloffl's campaign man- you may hovt lo the granting of told p.m. prior to tht current address. 23' CHRIS CRAFT LANCER - 1973, subdivision. c Written ttotemenls ot ot leas! motsogt or manage procedures ager, and John Brockrelde, 700 h.p. Inboard/outboard, head, depth xll 17 111.10 three 13) bonafldt mldents ot the SECTION 16 Penalty for Violation Say pollution mtttr, radio, ntw canvot, plul. ci Trte preliminary subdivision map lor Clly ot Long Branch ihol Iht appli- who is Mr Woolley's cam- toM tubdMilon shall bt ovolloble at cant Is considered ot good moral Any person who sholl vlotatt any of stexarJn. calltnl condition. 1474331. tht Planning Board of At Borough of tht provisions ot trill ordlnonce ihall. otfMDvalrtranatltiaratatikafo char oc ter. upon conviction, bt guilty of a mlt Quort par ocrt w U of 0 ID par ocrt paign manager, are Involved 14 OWENS - Good inapt 1SO0 Call Ktypori (MOM In tht MunlclpofAn QUIRING APPROVAL OF THE LO- 3 Ol of 25- Dlmllln In I gol wolfr nn on Main StrMt, Ktypori, New J*r d Written proof Ihol the applicant demtonor punishable by Imprisonment 495-9112. 9-4 p.m. or 671 1904 olttr 6 CAL FINANCE BOARD PUR for not more than tu It) months, or by may because in a business partnership to- p.m. »«T durIng rtautor buslntsi howri V.00 SUANT TO NJ5 4OA 4 4i 3(C) It ovtr tht ogt of eighteen 111) AM to 4 »PM dolly Sold map will years, o tint not txeeding Five Hundred Dol Tha arark arlll Ualn aflat thi gether. The third partner Is I' PRAM - 175 Can ba corrlad In ilo WHEREAS, an emergency has ari- e Applicant i height, weight, and ion (15O000) or by both lint and Im tint «aak In May and caMlnua until bt available tor your Ifttptcilon at ony sen In the City of Long Branch with re ' compMlan. Tha MnfnS ol aMIcarlltn tlon wogon. time during the rtgulor butlrmt houri spect Io the removol of rteovy snow oc color at tytl ond hair, prlsonrrtenl Richard C. Bonello, the city 147-9361 ofttr 6 p.m tlma will daaand an climatic cartdl of outbreak for Iht Ktyport Borough Plonnlng cumulation! from public itreeti during Public Notice • tons, oeveioprnem or trie insect ona attorney, he said. Board. the flrsl three months of 1971 ond the leail 2 M 2 " in slit. The Ordinance published herewith wot the omount of acreoge lelecled for NEW YORK (AP) - Pollu- TNi Notice It pubHihtd puriuont to purchase of rood material, and build g The business, occupation, or Introduced ot o regular meeting of tht 154 Recreational employment ot the applicant lor Clly Council of tht Clly olLong The business alliance, Labb Application for Minor Subdivision by I"U supplies for the balance ot 1971. To insure precise otoqmonf of the tion may be Ihe reason 92 direction of tht Plonnlng Board and and * the three O) ytart Immediately Branch. In tht County of Monmoulh. Vehicles preceding the dolt of tht appli- Ntw Jtrtey htld on April II, 1*71 ond material, aircraft will ooorott only Realty Co., Is headquartered suont to Stotutt No adequate provision wot made in cation; whon More it lime or no wind Daily casei of leukemia or Hod- AIRSTREAM 1972, 31', fully toulpptd. ed April 4, IfTI the 1971 budget tor the aforesaid pur will be furiher considered for final on Memorial Parkway. olr, powtr lockl, full awning, ntw Inte K h Education - High School. COl postogt otter a public hearing thereon operations normelty bog.n Mrly In the gkin'i Disease have been FREDERICK J KALMA, poses, and at o meeting of sold City Council to bt rlor. IH.OOO Coll J64179I NJS40A 4-44 provides tor the creo "It would appear that May- : Applicant and Attorney give nomes, address, dotes attend htld art City Council Chambers, Third Tr a Ined personnel from the New diagnosed In Rutherford, CALL HOT LINE lion ot an emergency appropriation lor Floor, 344 Broadway. Long Branch, Jertty PioortH.0.1. of Aarlcutturo ono* for Applicants the purposes above mentioned, and ed. year of graduation and type ol or Cloffl and Councilman 4794173 April 17 . ' tu DO diploma received Httw Jersey on April IS. 1971 al I 00 the Monmouth Cewnty Shade Tr.e N.J., In the last five years tor Alrilrtom Trodtl Alritrtom bv WHEREAS, the total amount ot I Tht mostogt or similar business p.m. Commission will etslsl In the pre- Woolley have considerable po- Angtll Inc , Rt.l 33 I. 34, ColllngiwDod emergency appropriation* created In llcenst history of the appllcont. In Introduced April II. 1*71 gram Pilots will bt carefully briefed and no price for a clean envi- Clrclt, Fofmlngoolt. 232 Long Branch eluding the opproprlotion to be created eluding whether such person, In and aerlat observers will bo on duty litical differences, yet I gues- by this ordinance li Ml.Ill and three previoui operation, In thit or anoth- abovb e ththe aircrafiftt It t InsurI e that tht ronment Is too high, two New DODGE TRAVCO MOTOR HOME percent of the total operating appro mottrW Is being ofolM os tHrtCtaeJ tlon If these differences are 1941 - 77' Fully equipped Slttpl III BONOORDINANCI PROVIDING prlatloni In the budget tor 1971 lei! op er arta. hat hod hit or her llctnst Jersey congressmen said Sun- 15400 ColU72d to real or simply a staged show RIAL LADDER FIRB TRUCK BV propriatlon concellotloni of 1*0,000 therefor, ond any business activity prottcf ond prtttrvt mt township s day, FOR RENT THI CITY OF LONG BRANCH, IN contingenitingent iupo, n the oppr< or occupation tubttquent to tht 234Middletown valuable fortsl ond shoe)t trta re for the sake of public opin- TWO MOTOR HOMES THICOUNTY OF MONMOUTH, ordinance by the Locol Finance floord action of suspension or revoca sourcti Your under stamltnf and c*o» 'These Rutherford CALL 2l9-047?ofltlS p.m. NEW JIRSIY. APPROPR IATING l!tl35.t».« Han; trotlon will bt vtry much appreclattd ion," contended Mr. Cleary. I17MM THEREFOR AND AUTHOR- NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- | All criminal conviction! and the PUBLIC NOTICI Monmouth Cowrrfy Shoot cases . . may have been FOR RENT — 1971 Motor Homt. if. IZING THI ISSUANCE Ot* IIU.SM OAiNED (not less than two-thirds of A meeting hat bewn TENTATIVELY fully contolntd. ounds therefor; scheduled for Tuotfoy. April 1|th of "I don't understand how BONDS OR NOTES TO PINANCI all members thereof affirmatively con A certificate from a mtdlcal Township Hoil, Kings Highway. MM caused years ago, and I think Coll 671 1104 PART OF THE COST THEREOF currlng) that In accordance with r Freehold, Now if lev B7J7J these campaign managers of 40A 4V]() titi b de t the doctor designating thol the appli- dletown. ot 7 30 P Tor mTpurpose of that it behooves us to move WINNEBAGO 1977 - 74 ft. CoptalnT BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY cant hot. within thirty days imme- —-"— Of the 1971 Municipal Budget PhontNt : 4.1-fflO such close financial business Dan. Two cylinder Onon Gtntralor COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LONG o a Bod e cation diately prior thereto, bttn mom MfldoColllson DAVID C SHAW as hard as we can to provide BRANCH, IN THE COUNTY OF of on appropriation set forth In the pre ined ond found to be frtt ol any Township Cterk 119.900 Coll »H»S2 ombie hereof In accordance with the relationships could conduct a 1971 FRANKLIN 21 - Eutlltnl con'' MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY (not contogiout or communlcoblt d*i the clean environment to pre- less Ihon two-third* of oil the members following: IBM. political campaign professing ditlon. 12500 Thereof affirmatively concurring) AS 1. An emergency be and the same Is I Appllcont mutt furnish a dlplo- vent occurences like this Coll 7174424 FOLLOWS: hereby mode for Division of Street 238 Oceanport 290 Other Public Notices such divergent political view- Construction and Maintenance - Oth- from happening," said Rep. 1971 STARCRAFT TENT CAMPER -' er Expenses in the amount of from on accredited tchool or other IN TNI NUTTIR OF APPLICATION points," he stated. Srttpt 6. let boa. •love, link 11200 tcrlbtd in Section 3 ofthli bond ordi M0,0O0 00 Institution of leo'nmg whertin tht OF CHRIS MIRKtL TO CHAMOI Harold HoUenbeck, a Republl 7414213. nonce Is hereby outtioMied at o gener- method, profession ond work of Hit HAM!. Both Mayor Cloffi and oi Improvement io be rnadt or OC' 2. That g mossoge meropitt* It tought Tht can from East Rutherford, on ulrtd by tht CITY OF LONG tion shall be provided for ttrm accredited school or other TAKE NOTICE thai on Wednesday. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Councilman Woolley dis- iRANCH, Ntw Jtrsey For tht sold 197* Budget by virtue ot cancellation institution of learning' than mtan March tit, 1*71. mt Board of Adlu-t TAKE NOTICE mot the under Honed WCBS- TVs "Public Hear- Improvtment or purpoic stated In said of 1971 appropriations In the tome rr».rrt ot the Borougtt t* Octonport hek) will ooply to me Monmouth County missed the comments made Stctlon ]. there li hereby appropriated amount contingent ol approval by the o public hear-no «n the tmllcotlon of Court on April M, im «• 9 00 A M ol ing" program Local Finance Board of Vnli ordinance 1 of learning which com- Frank Ftoto and Jaiiah Mochln tor o 25 SUPERIOR MOTOR HOME tht sum of 117S.Q0O sold turn being In the Court House. Freehold. New Jer by Mr. Cleary. 1973-19000 cluilvt of oil appropriations here 3. That the statement required by the It has bttfl o._ toy for o judgment outhorlilng him to Noting that "occupational 471 53*1 tofort mode therefor and Including the Locol Flnonce Board hoi been hied er the Amerlcori AAossoge ng on a trod of land particularl attume the name Christopher Evon "Obviously, Mr. Brockrelde lum of M.500 oi the down payment for with the Clerk ond a copy thereof wilt and Therapy Association. 914 scribed ai Lois tJ, fl, f7 ond ft In Merkel Taylor and environmental pollutants told improvement or purpose reaulred be transmitted to the Local Flnonce Block 79 J os shown on the present CHRIS MIRKEL Is free to enter Into any busi- Board. Qulncy N.E , Albuquerque, Borough TOR MOP. SOW tract being in o art responsible for a signifi- by low and now avoiloble Ihtnttor by New Mexico, 17110 or the in- Stanley W. SotuMowthl ness ventures with whomever SPECIAL 4 That three certified copies of thli ternational MyomastethlCl B ? business tone. Attorney for Appllcont cant amount of the cancer we NOTICES odoptcd budget or budgets for down ordinance be filed with the Local Fl Federation Inc . PO Bo* 700J4, TAKE FURTHER NOTICE on 70 Rovlne Drive he wants," said Mr. Woolley. payment or for capital Improvtment nance Board Detroit, Michigan, 41230 or March 1.1971. the ZoW Board of Ad Matowan, New Jorsey 9TW have," Democratic Rep An- MPBM 5 This ordinance shall to*» effect of any other recognlied profes- lustmenl by Resolution granted the April 17 mo "And I think Mr. Cleary is ter opprovol of the Locol Finance sion school duly accredited oforeMNtvarianco. \ drew MacGuire of Rldgewood 2)0 Lost And Found Stttlon I. For tht financing of sold Board and final passage ited Improvtment or purpose ana to meet II It tholl have os its prlnclrlnclpop l OAVTQ 7OLKIN. said he thlnki microwave making some very serious al- FOUND — Charm broctlel, Rivervltw Introduced April 11. 1971 purpose the teaching of te Attorney for\ipllfonti Hospital orea. tht port of sold 1175,000 appropriation of the 24» Stole ol New Jersey legations if what he is Im- not provided tor by application here Public Notice theory, method, profession, or Aprlll7 \ U » radiation may be linked with Coll 671 M7I under of totd down poymtnl, ntgo The Ordinance published herewith work of mosioge therapliti. ITATIOFHBW JERSEY lloWe bonds are hereby outhorlied to was Introduced ot o regular meeting of DIPAMTMENTOF plying Is that my voting FOUND - Smofl brown ond white the City Council of the City of L*ng III It shod require a resident the Rutherford cancer cases. mixed breed mole puppy Wearing tan be lnued in the prlnclpol amount of Branch. In the County of Wonmouttv course of study of not iett than 242 Shrewsbury INVIRONMINTAL PROTICTION record is influenced by one of coltor Seo Bright vlcmlfy MI 354J 11*4.500 pursuant to the Local Bond New Jersey held on April II. 1971 and 1-000 houri to be given tn not DIVISION OF MA«INil|RVICII New Jersey state health of- Low of New Jersey. will be further considered for final Borough OFFIC1 OP IHORl PROTBCTION my supporters," said the GOLD PEARL RING — Lott on Ber Section 3. (o) The improvement passage after a public heorlng thereon PROJECT NO ltiJI OM1S44II ficials have begun air tests aen Place, Red Bank Neor Borbiron hereby ovthorlied ond purpose for me tholl be furnlthed with a diplo- NOTICI Af • IL IT, 1971 councilman School of Modeling Sentimental value financing of which said obligations are ot a meeting ol said City Council to be and are expected this week to held ot City Council Chambers. Third ma or certlflcott of graduation An "ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AOVIRTISBMINT "I think it goes without Reword 7174715 to be issued Is the ocquhltlon of on oe Floor. 344 Broadway Long Branch, from tuch tchool or Institution THE MAYOR AND MUNICIPAL Seated proposal, tor the emergenty nvestlgate water and soil LOST - Afghon. while female. Marl- rial ladder fire truck Including In- New Jersey on April » 1979 at 1:00 of learning showing the sue- CLERK TO EXECUTE AN AGREE backfill In the Borough of Avon by the cidental equipment ond apparatus, all cetlful completion of such saying that my voting record boro or eo ai shown on and in accordance with MENT WITH MONMOUTH COUNTY Sea in Monmouth County, New Jersey content in Rutherford In a 244-6442 „ course o' itudy or learning TO MODIFY THE INTERLOCAL will be received by the Director, of the Is a reflection of my own The City Clerk shall maintain 0 SERVICES AGREEMENT DATED search for the cause of the Apr. 17 in U public Mil of oi' massage school! S/H/rT* wqt ktfredwead Morch V. tW and Inouttry Building. Room 711, John thinking And of course this NOTICI which meet the criteria eitotollihed In and finoiiv adopted by the Borough Fitch Plato. Trenton, New Jerity cancers, which they say are AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND thli section School! offering corre- h b 0(|h 00415 at li 00 AM, Eastern Stardora would continue when I'm spondence course! ond not requiring Time, Wednesday, April 74, 1f7l statistically unusual SUPPLEMENTING AN ORDI actual clou attendance shoil not be W1& & '"" " °" elected mayor," he added. VALUABLE COUPON NANCE ENTITLED "THE RE deemed "recognlied schools. ' The JOSEPH F DENNIS The receipt ond opening of bids It VISED GENERAL ORDINANCES City Clerk thall hove the right to con- • Mayor lubted lo the proper quollfl col ions ol Mayor Cioffl called Mr. OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH, firm the foct that on appllcont hot ac- 14 30 the bidder In accordance with Ihe pro Ul State of New Jertey IN THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH tually attended clones ond motrlcu vliioni of the prtauaii'icof'on Law Cleary's statements "lu- AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY. latea In on accredited school R.I. 9:B; ArfVmo»1vo Action prowl MOTICI lion ot outlined ln>L 197J, c 177, ond ptrtormonca bond Th« bid deposm 50 CENTS OFF 1*70, CHAPTER XV, BEACHES, SECTION* Appllcont Fee "AN ORDINANCE OF THE rtcelvtd wllh Iht three lowett bids dicrous." the regulations established by the De- ADOPTED JANUARY M. IF71 AND a. Any person deilrlng to obtain a BOROUGH OF SHREWSBURY. moy bt held tor thirty (X) doyi after AMENDMENTS THERETO license to operate a mosioge es- portment of Environmental Protec- "(Mr.) Cleary is developing COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. ISSUING tion. tht opanlng ol bkh or until forty eight Your Next ADOPTED APRIL I), 1*7*. tablishment or to perform mot- hours after tht occtcted bidder hos t. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Coun vicet shoiip moke appli- Ploni and Specifications rnay be Into the wildest candidate in Cit C h o.v. cdj r*c A txuted the conlracf ond filed tht ft- ell of the City ol Lang Branch, In the sogt ttrvicet shoii moke appli- viewed ot the Office of the Office of quired pertormonce bond All other de this election," said the may- County of Monmouth ond Stole of Ntw cation to the City Clerk, who __ OF TMf STATt OF Shore Protection, Room 711, Labor posits will bt returned within Ihrtt DAEY REG6TER OASSWED AD Jtrsty. ai follows thoil refer oil men applications NEW JCRIC V. FO* A CABLE TELE ond Industry Building, John Filch VISION FRANCHISE" w«s tntrtduct*d Plow. Trenton 0M15. New Jersey, or dovt of the opening of bids or. By presenting this coupon SECTION 1. Thai Section IS 1 i Ad- to the Director of Public Safety for The acctpTad bidder will bt- required mission Raits of the O'Oinonce en on appropriate investigation March I). 1*71 ond finally MM by will be furnished to the Contractors WTwn placing your classrled ad NM Barm* CtMH an April Mf. HW upon rmum ot thai o»ct occorrtyunted to furnish performance bond In Iht "This release Is Just as ridi- titled "Tht Revlied General Ordi b Each application iholi be oc amount ot Iht conlrocl In accordance (Sorry, not good fowirtfi Ftmily *d nonets of tht City of Lang Branch, In componted by a license fe* ot One JOSEPH F DENNIS by check to the Deportment of Envl culous as the one in which he Hoyor ronmerrtol Protection in the amount of with StKtlon R S 3A44 14] and IA 44 tht County of Monmouth ond State of Hundred Dollar* I UM 00) 147 Inctwslvt and with swrttiM «•*••• or ConfrKl AdnrUttn) Ntw Jersey. '»*>' adopted January ». c Any employee desiring to be II' AcrlM/ %*K 12540 at oeposlt for ptoni ond tpocifl was completely off base on cottont Tnli depoiit will bo refunded loctory to tht Slot* of Ntw Jtrsty The i*7t ond UJIKWIJIII-TIIII thtreto. li htre censed as a mossoge therapist pur- cost of the bond shall tM included in by ofntntfott ond supplemented In me suant io Section 11 of this ordi upon return of plans and ipecHltotlom what the city's legal fees AD MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE in good condition the unit prlct or lump sums bid for tht following manner oil rtftrtnet of the nance shall pay o tec of Fifty Doi 244 Tlnton Falls work were," said the mayor. year 1*77 art htrtby amended It rtod tori (ISO 001 ond otherwise comply No proposal will bo considered un The Deportment of Environmental with the application requlrerrienti WILIC IfOTICi leu occompanled by o certified check Protection rtstrvtt the right la walvt "I think Mr. Cleary should Call 542-1700 SECTION 1 This ordlrvonci of this ordinance wher e opp 11 - An arananc* atitllM AN 01)01 payable to the Decor (men, of Environ' ony Informoiitlei In or lo rt|*cl ony or cable NANCE AMENDING SECTIONS I monW Protection in the omount of at have waited until he matures ftUI chacfcB to: Tl» Dairy Rtfl-tltr least rive (SX) percentum ot the total tlon and according to L d, All license! Itlued pursuant to AND a OF AN ODOINANCE EN ROCCO D Rlccl a little before seeking office," Oot Register Ptan. Shrewsbury, N.J. 07701 fhii ordinance thoil be for a term TITLED ORDINANCE OF THE omount bid IR 5 U;U) ond o certified Commissioner AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND commencing on January 1 of each • OHOU0M OF TINTON FALII IN itatement from a bonding company he continued. SUPPLEMENTING AN ORDI year and terminating on Dectm THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, ttotlng mot It will furnlth neeetsory AW 1117, v to 30 22 The Drily Regtoter SHREWSBURY . NJ. MONOAY, APRIL U. 1S78 New National

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