Monday NAACP leader blasts Spring training report Specials Reagan policy, page 4 by Dick Young, page 11 The Daily Register Itlonmouth County's Great Home Newspaper VOL, 104 NO. 215 SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1982 25 CENTS* 'Mystery man' key in stabbing death By SUSAN HOOPER police little information on the man named Doug. MIDDLETOWN - Police yesterday released "He's like a mystery man," Monahan said. a composite sketch of a man wanted for ques- "Nobody knows anything about him." tioning in connection with the fatal stabbing of a Monahan said some of Clark's friends had Fair Haven woman whose body was found by the seen the man once, and some had seen him wooded edge of a township road early Saturday twice. But Monahan said Clark had not told her morning. friends anything about the man, except that she Township police officers stressed that the was "going out with a guy named Doug." man in the composite it not a suspect In the Monahan said that when Clark's friends met case, but is a "possible witness." the man, he appeared "quiet." The body of Nancy Clark, 22, of 26 Church St., According to witnesses, "he didn't volunteer Fair Haven, was found by police shortly before 4 any information," Monahan said. a.m. at the edge of Whipporwlll Valley Road Clark , a 1978 graduate of Rumson-Fair just south of Kings Highway East, police said. Haven Regional High School, had been em- Paul F. Chalet, first assistant Monmouth ployed as a cashier at Butch's Automatic Car County prosecutor, said an autopsy by Dr. Wash in Red Bank. She lived at home with her Stanley Becker, county medical examiner, re- father, John, who is paralyzed and confined to a vealed the cause of death to be a single stab wheelchair. wound to the heart. Neither Chalet nor police According to Monahan, Clark and several here would comment on what weapon may have friends visited two Sea Bright bars Friday night. been used, or offer a motive for the stabbing. Monahan said Clark was picked up by a Township Police Lt. Walter Monahan said girlfriend at about 8:30 p.m. and went first to there was "no evidence" of sexual assault. the Oceanfront Saloon on Ocean Avenue in the Investigators from the county prosecutor's center of Sea Bright office and the township police department are Monahan said Clark and friends next drove to conducting a joint investigation, in which they MISSING WITNESS — This Is the State have already talked to more than fifty witnesses the Tropical Pub on Ocean Avenue on the north end of Sea Bright. Police composite sketch of a man, known who had knowledge of Clark's whereabouts Fri- as Doug, seen with Nancy Clark on the day night, police said Witnesses said Clark was seen with the man See Mystery, page 4 night of her death. Monahan, who is directing the township po- lice department's investigation along with Capt. William Halliday, said yesterday that the man depicted in the composite sketch was a friend of Clark's whom she introduced to friends as "Doug." Friends said Clark had been dating the man for a "couple of weeks," Monahan said. But Monahan said none of Clark's friends knew much about the man.
•nlttar HUH »* Urn Ptriu Halliday and Monahan emphasized that the FARMHOUSE FIRE — Middletown firefighters battle a fire which gutted an 18th-century man is not a suspect, but a "possible witness." farmhouse at 169 Monmouth Ave., Naveflnk, last night. No one was home at the time at "He is someone who might help us in the the blare. Story on page 4. case," Halliday said. "He's the only one we have not been able to get a hold of," Monahan said. Witnesses described the man as about 22 years old, between 57" and I'll" tall, and Council foe wants weighing approxirr ately 170 pounds, police said. Witnesses said the man has dark hair and dark eyes, and acne scars on his face, police said. He has no facial hair, and no other dist- inguishing marks or scars, police said, Camassa to resign Police said the man was last seen with Clark at the Tropical Pub on Ocean Avenue in Sea By LAURA QUINN Last year, the county prosecutor's office Bright Friday night. At the time, police said, the investigated the borough's business affiliation man was wearing a red plaid sports shirt and Rtflllltr ph«to by LJrrv Ptrft* WEST LONG BRANCH — Democratic Coun- with Camassa. DeCamp-Camassa Associates, in khaki pants. Witnesses described the man as a BODY FOUND — The body of Nancy Clark was found by police along this wooded which Camassa is a principal, sold the borough cilman John J. Paolantonlo Jr. is calling (or the "neat dresser," police said. embankment on Whipporwill Valley Road looking towards Kings Highway East in four insurance policies and or bonds. immediate resignation of Republican Coun- Monahan said friends of Clark could give Middletown early Saturday morning. cilman Anthony J. Camassa for refusing to A grand jury termed the relationship "a return the money his Insurance company made conflict of Interests" and suggested that on borough policies. Camassa pay back the $3,753 he had earned from Paolantonlo, whose refusal to sign a pair of the borough in insurance fees. vouchers mad* out to Camassa's Insurance firm Last March, before the grand jury had made its conclusions, Camassa said, "If there is any Tragedies shaped victim's life last year triggered an investigation by the Mon- question that I did something wrong, I would be mouth County Prosecutor's Office, joined Dr. compounded by the pain of other shocks - one James Flanigan, a Democrat who served on the very happy to personally pay back any com- FAIR HAVEN - She was a "happy-go-lucky "She would just go and just paint," her cousin said. of which, a friend said, would be too much for council from 1973 to 1976, in calling for missions to the borough or to donate them" to a girl," her cousin said — but she had watched her "worthy cause." mother die of cancer and her father suffer a fall She was "very strong," another cousin said, most families. Camassa's resignation. Nancy's aunt, Mary Farley, and her cousins, But, as of Thursday, Camassa had not re- which would paralyze him permanently. and she had tob e - because she had nursed her At Thursday's council meeting, Flanigan mother and helped care for her father Gail Krug, 29, and Steven Farley, 28, spoke by told Camassa, "I think you owe it to the people funded the fee* to the borough. She was an athlete, her aunt said, who liked But sometimes, be continued, she became telephone last night about their cousin, and the to resign," for not returning the insurance pre- "My attorneys are investigating the mat- to play Softball and visit a few favorite night "frustrated," because it seemed her life had sadness in their family. ter," said Camassa. spots. miums and for allowing a fire company expen- been shaped by tragedies over which she had no The Parleys live five houses down Church diture without council approval. "It's his own decision whether or not to She was a cashier at a car wash, a counter girl at a dell. control. Street in Fair Haven from the Clarki, and Krug Paolantonlo said Camassa dishonored the pay," GOP Councilman Robert M. Shirvanian said the cousins are all "very close ' said yesterday, adding that the county prose- But she was also an artist, a cousin said, with Nancy Clark died Saturday morning, in an- council and violated both council procedure and other tragedy over which she apparently had no Clark's mother, Beatrice, died in December cutor had "In no way asked for (Camassa's) a talent inherited from her father, and some- the taxpayer's rights In the cases cited by control. of cancer, after a three-year illness. Mary Flanigan. "For., all the people, Mr. Camassa resignation" or demanded that the insurance times she would "escape" by sketching the She died suddenly, and she died cruelly, and Farley said. Beatrice Clark was Mary Farley's should resign," Paolantonlo asserted. 8ee Council, page II nearby sea. her friends and family say they are still numb sister. from the shock. See Tragedies, page 4 But it is a shock that, for her family, Is Tempted senator hits The Inside Story Three nabbed ^•aaau LaV in Colts Neck Williams' judgment THE WEATHER Rain ending today with clearing by 10- By MIKE SIIANAIIAN aigat. Complete report page I. marij uana raid WASHINGTON (AP) - A senator who Senate critic admires COLTS NECK — Federal Drug Enforcement Fire gats farmhouse I rejected a potential Abscam bribe says Har- m'.-ifj-—.- «__;# » __„ a Agency officers yesterday arrested a local man rison A. Williams also should have walked trltUatng ffrit, page O Voting la Guatemala t and two Brooklyn men after seizing more than out when an FBI team tempted him to take President gets joke .'. t 500 pounds of marijuana, with an estimated \ E^^ aWafl street value of at least $300,000 "I can see a reasonable man getting than expel Williams, who has been sentenced Advice I Michael Colangelo, 42, of 3 Fairway West in Involved in one or two meetings," said Sen. to three years In prison and fined (50,000 on Arts 7 DAILY REGISTER Colts Neck, was charged with possession of a Larry Prettier, "but Williams kept going bribery and conspiracy convictions, Births II PHONE NUMBERS controlled dangerous substance, possession of a back for more." In other Capitol Hill business this week, Basinets I CDS with intent to distribute, conspiracy to Pressler, 39, a freshman Republican from President Reagan is scheduled to meet Tues- Classified.... 11-11 Mala Office S4I-4IM violate drug laws, and possession of cocaine. South Dakota, declined to say how be will day with all S3 Republican senators, many of Comics II Toll Free 671-IHI He was placed in the Monmouth County jail vote when the Senate decides this week - whom have called on Reagan to narrow Editorials I Toll Free MM1M on $35,000 bond, police said. perhaps Tuesday — on whether to expel projected budget deficits by cutting into his Lifestyle 1,1 Classified Depl S4M7M Angelo Favara, 31, and Anthony J. Abbate, Williams, 62, a fourth-term Democrat/from defense buildup or trimming some tax cuts. Make A Date... M Circulation Depl... S42-4MI both of Brooklyn, were also In jail on $15,000 New Jersey. Senate GOP Leader Howard Baker of Movies 7 Sports Dept MZ-4M4 bond after being charged with possession of a The Senate was resuming deliberations on Tennessee Is assembling a list of alter- Obluuries 4 MkMMowa Bureau 171-ZZM controlled dangerous substance, possession of a the Williams matter today. • natives, but Senate Finance Committee Spans 11-14 Freehold Bureau 431 -Hit CDS with intent to distribute, and conspiracy to Senate Minority Whip Alan Cranston, D- Chairman Pete Domenici, R-N.M., conceded Television 7 Log Branca 8m. HUM violate drug laws, police said. Calif., is leading an effort to censure rather See Tempted, page I SEN. LARRY PRESSLER Slate Bareaa... Wt-ttt-MU See Three, page II 2 The Drily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAYNDAY, MARCH 88,198, 1982 • ' 'O ' ' TION Military candidate leads in Guatemala • > Tkr Au»cl«lH rrw GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - The govern- tian Democratic Party and the National Ren- The president will be selected by Con- Central American country. ment's military candidate took the lead today ovator Party coalition had 2.682, Mario Sand- gress from the top two vote-getters unless over three civilians in the Guatemalan presi- oval Alarcon of the National Liberation one candlate emerges with majority. A vice Guevara, former defense mlniitor.imder Belushi choking ruled out dential election after an apparently sizable Movement had 2,575, and Gustavo Anzueto president, a new K-member Congress and a Lucas Garcia, was the candidate of a coall- voter turnout despite a leftist boycott and Vielman of the Authentic Nationalist Center number of municipal officers also were being tion made up of the Institutional Democratic LOS ANGELES - As tight-lipped coroner's officials kept fears of violence. had 1,238. J elected. Party, which ha* been in power since WJ0, a lid on the inquiry into comedian John Belushi's death, one Scattered violence was reported during Because of the leftist boycott and the Police said gunmen opened (ire at a poll- the Revolutionary Party and the National .investigator said he is "pretty sure" choking could be ruled the voting Sunday, but the level appeared strife In which an estimated 500 people died ing place on the southern edge of Guatemala Unity Front. ^^ out as the cause. He said, however, that a heart attack would lower than the daily average in the past year in January, not more than half the 2.3 million City, wounding three people, and government not necessarily be ruled out, an opinion shared by an ex- of civil strife between leftist guerrillas and eligible voters were expected to cast ballots. troops killed three guerrillas trying to burn The leftists called the election a farce perienced pathologist. the military-dominated rightist government. But Col. Ruben Alvarez, manager of Guatel, ballots in the southwestern village of Vista designed by the government to present a "I'm pretty sure you could rule out choking. That would With less than 1 percent of the expected said there was "substantial attendance" at Hermosa. facade of popular support. The United States have been obvious in the course of the autopsy," coroner's vote tallied, Guatel, the government agency the polls, and people arriving from two north- All four candidates, who range from right has indicated that resumption of U.S. mili- supervising investigator Donald Messerle said Sunday. in charge of election communications, laid western provinces where leftist guerrilla ac- of center to extreme right, promised action tary aid, suspended in 1»77 because of alleged However, an initial autopsy like the one conducted on Gen. Angel Anibal Guevara had 3,928 votes, tivity has been heavy reported better than to end the leftist insurgency that appear* to human rights violations, depended on a fair Belushi s body Saturday would not rule out the possibility of a Alejandro Maldonado Agulrre of the Chris- average turnout. be growing in this largest, most populous election and a reduction of violence heart attack, he said The coroner has not officially ruled out anything, he added. Coroner Thomas Noguchi has declined to give any details about the probe into the death of Belushi other than to say the autopsy was inconclusive and more tests will Tempted senator be done Belushi's naked body, was found on a bed Friday in the (200-a-day bungalow he had rented at the Chateau Mar- mont Hotel on the Sunset Strip. He was in California for the filming o[ a" Paramount comedy, "Noble Rot.1' * blasts Williams (continued) Supertanker sinks; 9die yesterday there is no consensus on what Republican senators will agree on as a substitute for Reagan's program. NEW YORK - A super tanker set fire by an unexplained "We're moving in the direction of getting a package explosion sank in the mid-Atlantic yesterday, and the Coast together, but it's not there yet," Domenici said on NBC's liuard called off a search for nine U.S. crewmen missing and "Meet the Press." "Hopefully, it won't be too far off." presumed dead. Sixteen other crewmen who scrambled into He said he believes Reagan is willing to negotiate if lifeboats were taken aboard a Swedish merchant vessel. U.S. Congress convinces him that any changes in last year't tax Coast Guard spokesman Lt. David Klein said the empty 892- cuts will not be used as an excuse to temper the spending cuts foot-long oil tanker "Golden Dolphin" sank around 6:20 a.m. the president wants in domestic programs. yesterday. 900 miles east of Bermuda, following the explosion in its tank Saturday afternoon. The Coast Guard office here, On the Williams case, Cranston argues that the FBI which is responsible for coordinating rescue operations for unfairly targeted the New Jersey Democrat and other mem- the northern Atlantic Ocean, had received a distress call from bers of Congress despite no advance indication that they (lie Culileii Dolphin at 2 Mp in. EST Saturday, Klein said. might accept bribes. the Abscam operation, says Cranston, was "totally out of control" because the FBI continued to lure unsuspecting Vesco reported in Antigua public officals into wrongdoing even after their initial refusal to participate. ATLANTA - The Antiguan government notified U.S. But Pressler, one of the unsuspecting public officials diplomats that fugitive financier Robert Vesco has been on Cranston was talking about, said he believes Williams' mis- the West Indian island "in a tourist capacity," but he eluded conduct far outweighs the FBI's own faults In Abscam. FBI agents sent there to find him, a newspaper reported in "Some of the stuff in those tapes is so indefensible," today's editions. The Atlanta Constitution said Antiguan of- Pressler said of FBI videotapes in which Williams is seen and ficials called the US. Embassy on the tiny island Thursday, heard meeting with a phony Arab sheik minutes after being asked by a Constitution reporter about In the meetings, the sheik offers money in exchange for Vesco's presence on the island, about 300 miles southeast of pushing immigration legislation or help in obtaining govern- Puerto Rico Vesco has been sought by federal officials since ment contracts for a titanium mine in which Williams was , he allegedly milked $224 million from a mutual fund and fled given a part interest. At least 85 senators have seen the the i mini States a decade ago "Mr. Vesco has been here. I videotapes. will not deny (hat." Deputy Prime Minister Lester Bird told In November 1979, Pressler met in a Washington the newspaper. townhouse with a group of men whom he believed to be businessmen interested in making a political contribution. Houston hotel fire probed "They were good actors," Pressler recalled in an in- LIGHT MOMENTS — Country Western singer Merle Young artists in performance at the White House, this terview, "but I thought they were strange businessmen." He Haggard shares delightful moments with the President time set In California at the Rancho Sierra Grande, HOUSTON - Investigators returned Sunday to the West- said he concluded later that "these guys were off the wall." and First Lady Nancy Reagan, before he performed near the Reagan's ranch. chase Hilton Hotel, where 10 people died in a smoky fire while Pressler said he subsequently learned he was a second during the third presentation of the concert series: fire alarms did not sound because of "human error," fire choice for the meeting because two House members who had officials said Investigators were still seeking the cause of the been targeted failed to appear. fire Deputy Fire Chief III. Mikeska said it started in a chair The meeting was hurriedly arranged and, Pressler said, in Room 404, perhaps by a lighted cigarette, but "we can't marked the final effort to draw House members and senators find anything at all that can indicate anything else." The fire into the Abscam net. President got pardon joke did nol leave Hoqm 404 and the two young men booked into the During the 24-nunute meeting, the undercover FBI agents SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) - It 11 iiii11 escaped But 11 others were injured as thick dark smoke suggested that $50,000 was available for a presidential cam- jackets and goosedown vests. Reagan said Reagan is returning to the toughest was an insiders' joke between President rolled all the way to the top of the 13-floor hotel. The fire paign Pressler was just starting to organize. sported a string tie with a silver long- time he has faced as president. Reagan and country music singer Merle alarms would have sounded "if it hadn't been for human According to a transcript of the meeting, Pressler replied, horn slide. Even Mrs Reagan joked about her Haggard and most of the 500 people in error." Mikeska said. Night clerk James Harvey, apparently "In any event, it would not be proper for me to do anything in The president, who was returning to husband's budget problem* as the the concert audience didn't get it. did nol realize that when he shut off the desk warning buzzer return for a campaign contribution, so I would not make any Washington this evening to face mount- opened the country music concert. activated by guests he was shutting down the entire general promises." In what many took to be nothing ing economic problems and Republican "If you hear bellowing hi the back- alarm system, he said. more than a smiling apology for singing Pressler walked out a few minutes later, not knowing that plans to rewrite his budget, didn't want ground," she told the crowd, "that isn't about America's problems, Haggard the conversation had been secretly videotaped. to talk business as he wound up his my husband and Congress debating the joshed to Reagan: "I beg your pardon vacation. It was not until February 1980 that Pressler learned the budget, it is the sound of cattle." In- one more time " Asked prior to the concert whether 3 charged in tenement fire "businessmen" were the same FBI agents who had gathered deed, nerds of catUe grazed within SO But Reagan caught Haggard's he would scale back on defense spending videotaped evidence that resulted in the criminal convictions yards of the open-sided barn throughout LOWELL, Mass. — Three men were arrested yesterday double meaning and broke out laughing. when he returned to Washington, Hie the performance. and charged with arson and eight counts of murder stemming of Williams and six House members, plus several local As governor of California in 1972, Re- president replied, "Let's not even think Secret Service agents patrolled the from a tenement fire that killed five children and three adults. political figures from Philadelphia and New Jersey. agan granted an executive pardon to about things like that until we get nearby ridges and sharpshooters were One of the men arrested had told police shortly after the blaze Pressler says he is mystified why he was targeted and has Haggard, who had spent nearly three there." posted on surrounding hillsides. Friday that he was passing by the burning building and cut hit met resistance from the FBI in attempting to find out. years in San Quentin State Prison on By concert's end, Reagan told the The Reagani and the rest of the luuiil on a window as he tried to get in and help. "The FBI is playing games with our (senators') careers" burglary and escape convictions. audience, "I leave here Inspired. I can't in the Abscam investigations, Pressler said. audience clapped their hands and tapped The dead included a mother whose .body was found curled Reagan, his wife Nancy and an au- wait to get back on Capitol Hill." their toes throughout the hour-long per- on top of her three young children in an apparent attempt to dience studded with Hollywood celebri- The president travels to the Capitol formance, which also featured Mark shield them from the fire, police had said. ties sat on bales of hay in a chilly bam Tuesday to confer with the S3 Senate O'Connor, a 20-year-old who hat won the Archbishop asks yesterday to hear Haggard perform in a Republicans, many of whom are grand national fiddle championship White House concert series that, until searching for alternate budget plans to three consecutive yean. now, had featured opera and classical trim the record deficit forecast for 1983. The guest list for the concert and a Student survives long plunge music from the East Room of the Ex- barbecue luncheon — featuring New for ecutive Mansion. Reagan has- dug in his heels against York strip steak cooked over a wood- FKAMINGHAM, Mass. — A college sophomore suffered a cutting defense spending or trimming This time the setting was a 1,200- fire — Included the president's daugh- fractured spine when he fell nine stories from a dormitory WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Poland's Roman Catholic the tax cuts already enacted, but seem- acre horse and cattle ranch in the Santa ters, Maureen, a candidate for the Sen- window while celebrating his 22nd birthday, a hospital spokes- primate called on the Polish people and their government to ingly will have to give ground some- woman said yesterday. Michael Powers of Boston was in Ynez Valley near the president's own ate from California, actress Patti be "reasonable and realistic" and compromise their dif- where In view of the widespread GOP stable condition at Framingham Union Hospital, said Virginia ranch, where he had been vacationing Davis, and celebrities Hugh O'Brien, ferences. unhapptness with his plan. Hobbs. a nursing supervisor. His fall Saturday was broken by since Thursday. Robert Conrad, Michael Landon, Mike "We can't say now or never, or everything or nothing," Connors, Buddy Ebsen, Pat Boone, Don shrubbery under his dormitory window at Framingham State Archbishop Jozef Glemp said yesterday in a sermon at St. No black tie audience here; it was A top presidential aide, speaking on DeFore and Fred MacMurray. College', she said Michael's Church in Warsaw. cowboy boots, cowboy hats, leather the condition that his name not be used, The archbishop repeated the call of the 80 bishops of the Polish church, made in a statement a week earlier, for a social accord by "the government, church and trade unions." "To reach an accord, we have to compromise," he Another massacre report probed declared. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) reporters said they could not determine "After four days w* returned, and WORLD Although the tone of the sermon was conciliatory, Glemp - The El Salvador Human Rights Com- whether there were bodies In the wells we found the houses burned and these said martial law has brought "enormous disruptions" and By Tk» Auorlaltd 1'rfii mission says it is investigating a report because they were SO feet deep. But they families were no more," said the "many harms and violations of human dignity." However, he of an army massacre in the southeast said there wai a strong stench of decom- peasant, who refused to be Identified did not refer specifically to the government announcement part of the country in which at least 30 posing flesh. because be feared retaliation from the Friday that a priest had been sentenced to 3Vi years in prison men, women and children were killed. A peasant in San Benito said army for slandering the government in a sermon and another one army. Rhadafy puts blame on Reagan Armed peasants in the village of San patrols told the population to get out of had been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a "Yea, 16 were killed. We aaved HOMK - Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy. in an Warsaw policeman. Benito, 40 miles southeast of San the area because the army was about to Salvador, told a group of visiting re- begin an operation against the leftist ourselves because we left in time. Oth- American television interview, said he wants good relations erwise they would have gotten us too." • with (he United States and blamed I IS -Libyan difficulties on Radio Warsaw reported that the Council of Minister met porters yesterday government troops guerrillas fighting to overthrow the Sunday and approved the agreements reached last week in killed 16 men, women and children there U.S.-supported junta. Government spokesman refused to the Reagan administration Khadafy was interviewed Satur- comment on the report. day night at the Azizia military barracks in the Libyan capital Moscow between Premier Wojciech Jarutelski and Soviet in late January and "many more" in He Hid moat of the peasants left of Tripoli by NBC news correspondent Chris Wallace for the officials on Soviet help to Poland's near-bankrupt economy. Campanario, another village six miles because they were members of the Pop- In Washington, a spokesman for Today show The network released excerpts Sunday in The official announcement said closer, long-term links north of San Benito. ular Revolutionary Bloc, one of the lef- House Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr. Rome They hear about me. I am a terrorist or the most would be established with the Soviet economy and those of The reporters said they were shown tist guerrilla groups. But the others said Ferman Cienfuegos, a member of dangerous man in the world," Khadafy said in English "It is other communist East European countries to reduce Poland's 14 skulls in a field in Campanario and "did not want to leave because they bad the rebel high command, sent O'Neill an not (rue. I want peace We can cooperate together, Libya and dependence on raw materials and commodities from capital- two wells In San Benito in which the no problems with the authorities so they invitation to all members of Congress to the Americans, to get a mutual benefit from this coopera- ist countries. villagers said bodies were dumped. The stayed at their hornet." visit areas controlled by-the guerrillas tion " Japan to slow down car exports — People TOKYO - Japan's auto exports to the United States in the JERUSALEM (AP) - Actress Jane Fonda won the title in 1972 but never defended it. LONDON (AP) - Sir Freddie 1982 fiscal year beginning in April will be restricted to the 1981 was honored In Israel for her efforts on behalf "His nervous system ha* failed. Unfortunate- whose cheap-fare Laker Airways collapsed a level of 1 68 million, a major daily reported today. The Asahi of imprisoned Soviet Jews, and later spoke to ly, in the near future, one can hardly see him month ago, is reportedly circulating plant for Shimbun said the International Trade and Industry Ministry Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir about the playing chess again." a smaller, full-priced airline. has decided to continue Japan's "voluntary restraints" on same problem. Karpov's remarks about Fisher were made The Sunday times said it had obtained a II S shipments because of the depressed U.S. auto market Ms. Fonda, in Israel on a two-day visit, in "M-Cnest Review," a Soviet cheat maga- copy of a prospectus prepared by Laker and his and growing American criticism of Japan's large trade sur- received a special citation yesterday from the zine he edits. His comments were distributed backers that "it now doing the rounds" to plus Hebrew University in Jerusalem for her ef- by the official Soviet newt agency Tass. come up with about |US million in financial The paper also said ministry officials will discuss U.S. forts In seeking release of Jews in the Soviet backing. auto market prospects with an American delegation at two- Union who were imprisoned after trying to The paper said Laker appeared to be con- day talks beginning tomorrow in Tokyo. emigrate. CHICAGO (AP) - When Pope John Paul II templating a "shoestring operation" with only While here, she also will attend the Israeli met with the Rev. Jesse Jackson in Rome last five aircraft and 770 employees. debut of the movie, "On Golden Pond," in week, one of the pontiff's tint questions was, Shark kills Australian surfer which she stars with her father, Henry Fonda, "How long have your people been In Ameri- ca?" the civil right leader says HONOLULU (AP) - Former playwright SYDNEY. Australia -. A shark killed a surfboard rider and Katharine Hepburn. and diplomat Clare Bootbe Uce it selling her yesterday in Australia's second fatal shark attack in a week. "This Indicated that the pope Immediately recognized and has an awareness of us as lt H.5 million beachfront estate because she I* A police spokesman said 20-year-old Allan Ford was 200 yards moving back to Washington. off a beach near Byron Bay, about 400 miles north of Sydney, MOSCOW (AP) - World chess champion relates to world history, not just in the ghetto Mn. Luce, 78, said she has put the 14-yaar- when the shark "rose up underneath him and belted into the Anatoly Karpov doubts Bobby Fisher will play and not just as stewards of the state," Jackson chess again, saying the former titleholder's said. old home on Oahu's Kahala Beach on the board It took a huge chunk out of the board and both his legs, market to the can return to the nation's capi- particularly the left." Ford's companions got him to the nerves are shot. Jackson, national president of Operation "He has not played for nine yean now," PUSH, said Saturday he was pleated with the tal, where the serve* on President Reagan's beach but he was dead on arrival at a hospital, police said. A Foreign Intelligence Adviaory Bowl. week earlier a great white shark killed a man in Tasmania, Jane Fonda the Soviet champ said of the American who meeting, but he would not discuss Its details. Australia's southern island state. The Dtfly Register 3 *e ft STATE SHREWSBURY. N.J MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1982 uiMaau Courter due to disclose Senate plans •lit Antrim* fr»f By JIM MANION again." Associated Press Writer Bell said his campaign strategy of stress- ing methods to reduce high Interest rates will GM Workers OK concessions TRENTON (AP) - Rap. James Courter offset the appeal of Mrs Fenwick. says he will decide by today whether to join -EWNO TOWNSHIP - Worken it the 4^ye.r-oJd Geoer- "Normally, someone of her charm Is a Rep. Millicent Fenwick and Jeffrey Bell in armoton Fliher Body plant her* ham taken the fint step very strong candidate," Bell said. "But in seeking the Republican nomination for the *
IIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIMIIIIII Illlllllllllllllllll Obituaries Late night fire lillllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllimilllllHIIHIHIIIIIIHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI Gabor Szabo; guitarist, guts farmhouse By PAMELA JANIS Hungarian jazz pioneer MIDDLETOWN — Forty-five firefighters from seven LOS ANGELES (AP) - a television special filmed la township companies last night battled to save a Navesink Hungarian-born guitarist his native Hungary. farmhouse, part of which was more than 100 years old, fire Gabor Szabo, a Freedom He said in » 1874 interview officials said. Fighter who (ell in love with that he fell in love with Jan According to Assistant Chief John Flicker, the blaie at the jaii while listening to the while listening to the Voice of home of Joseph GriUon, ltt Monmouth Ave., apparently Voice of America before America. fleeing to the United States, began near the lower center of the two-storjr structure and • "I had to listen to the Jau spread throughout the house. There was no one at>borne at the has died in Budapest, a news- stations very quietly at night time of the fire. Fricker said. paper reported. — if they were not Jammed — Mr. Szabo, who became because listening to music * (Jrillon and his wife discovered the fire at approiimately famous for his blend of ethnic from the Western world was 11:20 p.m., Pricker said, when they returned borne. By that melodies and American Jan, an offense against the gov- time, he said, smoke Inside the bouse was so thick that the had gone to Hungary in July ernment," be recalled. owner could not get Inside. to produce a record album When the Soviet Union put Firefighters had the blaze under control within « minutes, and had planned to stay until down Hungarian Insurgent*, Fricker said, but fire, smoke and water daman throughout this summer. He died Feb. 26 Mr. Ssabo, then 20, escaped the structure was so severe that men remained on the scene and was buried in Budapest, to an Austrian refugee camp until nearly 3:00 a.m. the Los Angeles Times said and later Immigrated to the MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN KlCKOFF — Local and Brown Jr., NAACP Northeast Region director; the Rev. Saturday. United States. The front part of the wood shingled house dated from the regional officials of the National Association for the Henry P. Davis Jr., pastor of St. Paul's Baptist Church, 1700s, he said. Neighbors at the scene said Grlllon had Atlantic Highlands, where the gathering was held, His brother. John Siabo, a He settled in San Advancement of Colored People met yesterday to start undertaken some renovation of the bouse himself. a six-weak membership driva. Pictured are, from left, Jamas R. Todd, second vica president of the NAACP Texas resident, told the news- Bernardino, Calif., but found As of early this morning, fire officials did not know what Howard*!.. West ST.. president of the NAACP Asbury Greater Red Bank Branch, and the Rev. Terrance paper Friday that the it diffucult to break Into Jan. caused the blaze. Fricker said it is not being considered Park-Neptune Branch; King Graves, first vice presi- Rosheuvel, Rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, guitarist had been hospi- A trio be formed with two suspicious in origin and will be investigated by the township's dent of the NAACP Greater Red Bank Branch; Jamas Red Bank. talized since December with fellow refugees failed and he Fire Prevention Unit. liver and kidney problems. worked as a Janitor for a Gabor Szabo formed bis year. One fireman was injured when be apparently slipped from own group in the mld-lMOs, "By then I bad saved the icy back of a fire truck, Fricker said. Fireman Craig producing albums including enough money to study at the Belke was transported by the Leonardo First Aid Squad to to N/IACP leader blasts Reagan "Spellbinder," "Jan Berklee School of Music in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, where be was treated for a leg Raga," "Sorcerer." He com- Boston. And In 1858,1 played injury and released, according to a hospital spokesman. ' By PAMELA JANIS He urged local NAACP members up north," Brown offered at proof in* posed the score for the Ro- at Newport (R.I.) with the Fricker said that the living room, In toe center of the first to register to vote and encourage number of government npraasnlsttvai man Polanski film "Re- International Band," he said bouse, appeared to sustain the heaviest damage. The fire ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Charg- friends, neighbors and relatives also to In both regions. , pulsion" in 1965 in the 1974 interview. burned right through the floor and celling, he said, and ing that Reagan administration policies register. Secondly, Brown said, blacks "You check the number of elected His fame took him to a Mr. Szabo was divorced. damaged the roof before firemen cut through It to bring the threaten to undermine civil rights gains could spend money for political causes officials down there and up here," be command performance at the Surviving, besides hi* blaze under control. made by blacks during the last decade, more effectively Both actions would said. "We have to be more sophisti- London Palladium, a concert brother, is one son, Blaise Antique furniture and other Items, including an old corn the Northeast regional director of the serve to elect, maintain and ensure cated with our dollar — and ask more at Carnegie Hall and, in 1074, Szabo, 17. . mill, were lost in the blaze, Fricker said. National Association for (he Advance- black political representation, Brown probing questions of our officials. We The fire companies responding to the call Included ment of Colored People last night called said. must unite ourselves in heart and soul to Navesink, Brevent Park, Community, and Belford Engine. upon local NAACP members to And, Brown added, the NAACP Itself hasten the day when we shall no longer Fire Chief Charles Wilson directed the operation strengthen their resistance to "segre- should be strengthened. , have to say 'We shall overcome' — so gation, discrimination and racism." "We must make our NAACP a we can My 'We have overcome.'" Ayn Rand, 77, dies; James Brown Jr., addressing a stronger voice," the regional director Brown noted that the national or- Greater Red Bank Branch NAACP said. "I remind you of the words: It's ganization was formed to unite against novelist, playwright membership kickoff program here, said better to have it and not need it than to racism after "one of the worst race Nancy Clark, 22, Increased Reagan administration em- need it and not have It." riots this country has ever seen," in NEW YORK (AP)-Nov- Romantic Manifesto: A phasis on "states' rights" is, in actuali- 1 Springfield. Ill, In 1MB. The NAACP elist Ayn Rand, author of Philosophy of Literature," The gathering yesterday heralded ty, a retreat back to the sanctioned recently celebrated It* 73rd birthday, such books as "Atlas 1969, and "The New Left: the start of a six-week membership stabbing victim discrimination of two and more decades Brown reminded the group. He told Shrugged," died after a long The Anti Industrial Revolu- drive for the area organization, which ago. has set a goal of 1,000 new members. them it remains In existence, "working illness Saturday at her tion," 1971. FAIR HAVEN - Law en- She was a communicant of "All the gains of the '70s can be Brown's talk came during an often- day In and day out to make this country Manhattan home at the age of Ludel said Miss Rand had forcement authorities are in- the Church of the Nativity, dismantled," Brown told his audience at stirring church meeting, with con- what it professes tobe. " 77. a family friend said. recently been working on a vestigating the stabbing Fair Haven. St. Paul's Baptist Church on W. High- gregants and organisation members television mini-series of death of Nancy Clark, 22, She was a 1978 graduate of One way In which blacks can fight Susan Ludel of Cable lands Avenue. "Every right that you clapping, shouting and swaying to the "Atlas Shrugged" and had whose body was found Just off Rumson-Fair Haven Re- back against racism, Brown said, is to News Network said friends and I now enjoy Is being threatened. musical selections provided by the Mass completed one-fourth of the a Chapel Hill roadway In Mid gional High School. demand from this country the rights were with the author when Wake up — It's later than you think. Choir of Monmouth County. she died Saturday afternoon. script. dletown Saturday Surviving are her father, enjoyed by other citlxens. Wake up, unless you, like Rip Van But If the spiritual message was "Parents," he said, "you have a . Miss Rand's best known Her last public ap- Bom in Red Bank, Miss John dark of Fair Haven, Winkle, sleep through the revolution. strength through love and Jesus, the responsibility to see that that teacher works include "The Foun- pearance was at an invest- Dark, of 26 Church Street, and two brothers, Gary Clark "Suffering Is now coming upon us as NAACP message was strength through leaches. And," be added, "we cannot tainhead," the story of an ment seminar in New Or- had been a lifelong resident and Robert Clark, both of we predicted it would," Brown said. He numbers. afford to accept the Jive from our architect of granite-hard in- leans last November. of the area. Oceanport. noted that youth unemployment is four "The NAACP Is you and me," youngsters that they don't have any tegrity written in 1943, "We Miss Rand, bom in 1905 in She was employed as a The John E. Day Funeral times as great among blacks as among Brown said. "We carry with us the homework today. We must let them the Living," and "Atlas Russia, graduated from the cashier for Butch's Car Home, Red Bank, Is In charge 1 whites. philosophy that we are our brothers know that we take education as a seri- Shrugged." University of Leningrad in Wash, Red Bank. of arrangements. "That's more than .hard times — keepers. As Martin Luther King said, ous priority." She once said "We The 1924. that's racism," he added. 'We will all go up together - or we will Living" was "as near an au- She came to the United Red Bank NAACP President Asserting that Reagan is "robbing all go down together "' tobiography as I will ever States In 1926 and became a Mrs. Waller W. Beck Agustinbo Monteiro has named a com- the needy to give to toe greedy," Brown write. The plot is invented, naturalized U.S. citizen in Saving that he believes racism to be mittee headed by Mrs. Joan Jenkins and ASBURY PARK - May S. told his listeners that two particular the background is not." 1931, two years after she Grove. more insidious in the Northeast than in Mrs. Cora Williams to coordinate the Beck, 70, of Bangs Avenue, courses of action could begin to stem the the South because "we want to pretend "We the Living," she married O'Connor. Mrs. Beck was a member new membership drive. The local died Thursday at Jersey of the city Republican Club. tide. the problem doesn't exist because we're NAACP chapter was organized in MM. said, was "a novel about Among the universities Shore Medical Center, Nep- Surviving are her hus- man against the state. Its where she was listed as a tune. basic theme is the sanctity of visiting lecturer in the early Mrs. Beck was born in band, Walter W. Beck, and a 9 human life — using sanctity 1960s were Yale, Princeton, Minnesota and resided In brother, Donald Sharp of not in the mystical sense, but Columbia, Wisconsin, Johns Madison before moving here Holmdel 'Mystery man sought by police in the sense of 'supreme val- Hopkins, Harvard, the Mas- The Flock Funeral Home, 30 years ago. (continued) Asked for information about Clark, the bartender said be, ue.'" sachusetts Institute of Tech- She was a nurse's aide at Long Branch, is in charge of nology and the U.S. Military known as Doug at the Tropical Pub, Monahan said. had no comment. He moved down the bar to the group of In the introduction to. her the Methodist Home, Ocean arrangement! play. "The Night of January Academy at West Point. Monahan said dark then returned to the Oceanfront at friends, and spoke briefly to them. He then returned. He 16th," Miss Rand wrote: In 1963, she was awarded about 11 JO pm Witnesses who saw her there then did not see spread his bands angrily In front of him, palms down, as If The motivation of my writ- an honorary doctorate degree George Openghaw the man known as Doug with her, police said dismissing further questions. ing has always been the pres- from Lewis and Clark Col- According to Monahan, witnesses said Clark was in the "It's not a story," he said, In a voice full of emotion. "As entation of the ideal man." lege OLD BRIDGE - George He was a communicant of Oceanfront until shortly before the bar's closing, at 2 a.m. far as I'm concerned, it's not a story." She also wrote for films, In addition to books and Openshaw, 79, of 936 Grove St. Lawrence's Roman Catho- Monahan said no witnesses saw Clark leave the bar, and William Siebert of Uncroft, a co-worker of Clark's at including the screenplay for plays, she wrote The Ayn Ave., Laurence Harbor, died lic Church, Laurence Harbor. police do not know with whom she may have left. Butch's Car Wash, told a reporter Saturday that Clark often the movie of "The Foun- Rand Letter from 1971-76. Thursday at the South Amboy Surviving are bis wife, "No one saw ber physically walk out the door, "be said. went to the oceanfront night spots, and that her favorite spots tainhead," and wrote a Miss Rand's husband, Memorial Hospital, South Emma Openshaw; a ton, Last night, the mood was somber In the Oceanfront seemed to be in Sea Bright. Amboy. number of plays. Frank O'Connor, died two Joseph Vocca of Wyckoff; a Saloon. In a nearly empty room, several of Clark's friends Persons with Information about the man described In Ike He was born in New Bed- Her works included: "An- years ago. There are no other daughter, Mrs. Mary Pearson were gathered together at one end of the bar. A young woman composite sketch are asked to call (Ml) 871-J300 or (Ml) ford, Mass , and Uved in Eliz- them, " in 1938; "For The survivors. of Howell; and five grand- wept quietly; the others comforted her. 67M7O0. New Intellectual, " 1961; Services for Miss Rand abeth for 25 years before moving here 10 years ago. children. "The Virtue of Selfishness," were to be held at the Frank The John W. Mehlenbeck 9 1965; Capitalism The Un- Before retiring, he was a E. Campbell funeral home to- Funeral Home, Hazlet, is in known Ideal," 1966; "In- day, with burial tomorrow at truck driver with the Qulnn Tragedies shaped victim s life charge of arrangements. troduction to Objectivist the Kensico Cemetery in Trucking Co. of Jersey City. Epistemology," 1967; "The Valhalla, NY. (continued) mother's long Illness, since was averted two months ago, gather," she said. "I Mrs. Peter Panagos "We had Just gotten over she was 16 Nancy Clark had when Nancy's brother Gary, saw Nancy break down until the loss of my sister," Mary helped care for her father, of Oceanport, escaped safely her mother's funeral." Marjorie E. Rich FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP band, Peter Panagos; two Farley sasd of ber niece's John, a former commercial from the plane that crashed But last night, Steven - Georgia Panagos, 60, of 407 sons, James Panagos of East death Saturday. "I Just can't artist and volunteer fireman at Boston's Logan Airport, Farley said, Joan Clark and LONG BRANCH - Mar- ten, Marjorie J. Rich and Rosalind Road, died Saturday blip, NY., and Chris Pan- believe it." who was paralyzed in 1878 killing two men. Us two sons felt something jorie E. Rich, 60, died yester- Kathleen A. Rich, both here, at Monmouth Medical Cen- agos of Lodi, Calif.; one after a freak accident In Us "We were Just saying, else, as the shock of Nancy's day at Monmouth Medical and her mother, Evona ter, Long Branch. brother, Theodore Heos of St. Mary Farley saw her home, Krug said. what are the odds of aU this death set in. Center here. Earle, also here. Born in Sparta, Greece, Petersburg, Fla.; two sis- niece as a "very thoughtful "There were so many happening to one family," "They're angry," Steven Mrs. Rich was a lifelong The Woolley Funeral Mrs. Panagos bad lived on ters, Mrs. Dorothy Koudounls child," who helped at home hardships at home," Krug Krug said. "It's a horror Farley said. "They're angry resident here. Home Is in charge of arrange- Long Island, NY, for the of Syracuse, N.Y., and Mrs. when she wasn't working. said. story." ... It's like they're saying: Surviving are two daugh- ments. last 40 years before moving Bessie Vlahakis of At the time of Nancy "They had to give up a With each successive trag- Why us? Why us again?" here one year ago. Oceanslde, N.Y.; and four Clark's death, her aunt said, part of their lives," Steven edy, Krug said, the family SUSAN HOOPER She was a communicant of grandchildren. "I don't think the girl had Farley said of Nancy and ber Marguerite O. Kinsella St. George's Greek Orthodox The Freeman Funeral gotten over the shock of the two brothers, Gary, » and showed more and more MIDDLETOWN - here since 1960. Church, Asbury Park. Home, Freehold, Is In charge loss of ber mother." Robert. II. strength. "They all stuck to- ' Surviving are her hus- of arrangements. But in addition to her A third family tragedy Marguerite 0 Kinsella, 91, of Her husband, Walter Correction 16 Hamiltonlan Drive, died Kinsella, died In 197S. FREEHOLD - In the Saturday at Riverview Hospi- Surviving are several Richard D. Freysinger March t edition of The Daily tal. Red Bank Union Beach motorist Register, it was Incorrectly Mrs. Kinsella was born In nieces and nephews. MIDDLETOWN - Rich- reported that Bemice Ham- Philadelphia and had Uved The John E. Day Funeral Riverview Hospital, Red ard D. Freysinger, 70, of Port held as a hit-runner mer, a member of the Home, Red Bank, Is In charge Monmouth Road, East borough Board of Education, 202DMlhNetlCtS of arrangements. Keansburg, died Saturday at Mr. Freysinger was born KEYPORT - A Union Beach woman was issued a sum- changed bar vote oa the adop- In Newark and had Uved In mons for driving without a license and leaving the scene of an tion of the utMS school MEEHAN — Thorn.. J, Ml this area S years. Before re- accident after her auto struck a vehicle parked outside of the budget after its adoption. March /. IMS. eoe M Devoled hut tiring, he was a truck driver DeiwJ of Dorii Meeften Inee Irwlnt, Bayside Tavern, Broad Street, Friday evening, police said. In fact, it was board mem- formerly of Neilel and Peterion The Daily Register for Shoreway Trucking Inc., ber Edna c. Kelley who re- r ether of Mt Bonnie Bumber of Marie T. Hanrahan, U4 Mh Street, and the owner of the Forked River, Mrt Colleen Ruby of (USPS-146-440) Hazlet. quested that her vote be Manenewkin. end Jamet J Of car, Joseph Walling of 118 Middlesex Apartments, Matawan, Forked River Sort of Mrl Orede Surviving are his wife, turned themselves Into the police Saturday morning, police changed from a no to a yes. Meehan. brother of Mrt. Patricia Hammer voted no on the Roortey. bolh of Elmwood Park, N.J. The Sunday Register Gladys Menton Freysinger; said. Brdiher of John V ..Forked River budget after arguing that It Alto turvlvinfl art thro* grand (USPS-MM70) two sons, Richard, here, and Walling was Issued a summons for letting an unllcenses should be larger to ensure children Relative! and frlendt ere PufMltned >y The Red Bank Redder Raymond of Keansburg; four person operate a motor vehicle. invited to attend the funeral on IMaMllMd In ion by Jehn M, Cean endMofirvClav quality education. weonetdev at * a m from the Riggt daughters, Mrs. Gladys Sum- Patrolmen John Payback, StephenWheeler, and Stephen f uneral Home, IN N Route •• Matn Office Forked River Matt of Chrlillan One Reoltler Plaie, MnwtfMrv, N.J. tntl merer, here; Mrs. Joan Cole Lacko are In charge of the Investigation. Burial at SI Plut X Church, forked River, at 10 am Interment Oead IgstMM of Belford. Mrs. Judith Van Luck Cemetery. Lanoke Harbor m Rt ». mommi. H J trial Leeowen of Union Beach, and viewing Tueidav. 1 * and Mom Hmniti—i County CiymtoiaM. Fruhila. N.J. wm Mrt. James H. Erring MONMOUTH BUILDING CENTER Miss Janet Freysinger, at Surviving are her bus- MELISE —Catherine R of Port home; a brother, Clifford OCEAN - Catherine R. Monmoulh. formerly of Jertev City, Enring, 61, died yesterday at band, James H. Erving; two NEW WINTER HOURS nee Ferguton. on Friday, March J. Memteri a) me I iiiilim Mai, THe nmrUmi Prate n QMIIIed ealKaUve Ardale of Belford; two sis- ill Beloved wife of the late An- Iv lo the ute of all the local newt if liiltfj In IHt I'UfiiaMii M wall at aft AP MM Riverview Hospital. Red sona, Jamas P. of Red Bank dltMtchet ters, Mrs. Viola Allen of MON.-FRI. 8A.M.-8P.M. thony c Mellte Devoted mother of and Harvey W., bare; a sis- Diane M Cambell DMr gran* CaMwell and Mrs. Dorothy mother of Melltta Ann. Brian Peter, Memuer « me American i| eair Putllmeri AtaacMMti. Ma Aufttt Mrs. Erving was bora In tor, Mrs. Mary Hayes of SATURDAY 8 A.M.-5 P M. and Sherry Lynn Cambofl. Relative! Bureau of Circulation, the New Jertey Prate Aeaaclattan Betanger of Daytona Beach, and friends are Invited to attend the Long Branch and Uved in Lit- Sidney. Ohio, and three 8UNDAY 1OA.M.-3fl,3i. funeral from McLaugrtlln Funeral Steer* Claw llllm MM « Dad Sank. N.J. eTJtl Ml at H.HHH»a«. M.i. Fla., and eight grand- Home, Journal Square, ell P,avonle mm. PuWtthod tunaay (nreogn Friday marl ititlli nil «»t»llHIfytuca. tiesilver before moving here grandchildren. Ave . Jertev City, on Tuetdev. children. March t. ItW. fri 10 a.m. Funeral Term Dally laMn II years ago. The Robert A. Brain 777 SHREWSBURY AVE.. SHREWSJlffiY Matt St. Joteph H C Church. Union Only OMv The John J. Ryan Home She was a communicant of Home for Funerals, Eatov City. N J . el lie m Interment Holy Out raw »>!«• in <• irri. Name Cemetery. Jertev City. Vltll- Home delivery by carrier — Dally and Sunday II n a wttkj Sunday tpju I for Funerals, iTsanabirg, It St. Dorotheas Roman Catho- town, Is In charge of arrange- £ 747-5220 [H*g3 •no }.| and 710 p.m. Monday, park. centl; Dolly enlv Itt lic Church, Eatontown. ing oDpotife funeral home Urma copy el Counter - Dally I) term; Sunday at cantl. In charge of anwiegemeats. BUOY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1982 Business The CMly Register 5 n you'll discover you must cut your phone bills By SYLVIA PORTER in coat savings. when rates or your usage patterns change. The changes in equipment and services. 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How do yooselect the least expensive yet The same call with operator assistance runs Flexibility is an advantage that we, the tele- should result In credits or refunds; identi- handling to '"How to Get a Better Job" in care most feasible of toe telecommunication ser- $2.75 for the first minute. phone customers, have today. Agreements for fication of alternatives or options providing of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, vices, among (be largest operating expenses of 1) Make as many off-peak calls as possible, phone service need not be long-term contracts; equal or better service at lower cost; study of Kan. 66205 Make checks payable to Universal many thriving business operations? for the timing of your calls plays a major factor you have the option to change services quickly alternatives available due to technological Press Syndicate.) Marathon Oil shareholders unhappy By JOHN CUNNIFF have options redeemable at $108 a share. Believing they could get better terms for NEW YORK - Did directors of Marathon Oil shareholders, McElroy and Hayes formed HFM Co., whose estimates of its per share value ranged Associates Inc. tofigh t the merger. If they obtain as high as S323, foresake Its obligations to minor- a settlement of more than $150 per share, they ity shareholders by agreeing to exchange their, stand to gain $8 for each share they handle. shares for $85' ' BUSINESS Nearly broke now, they could become wealthy. Some shareholders say yes, and they intend The Marathon Shareholders Committee hired either to block the merger, which is set for MIRROR HFM Associates to handle the job, and on Feb. 20, Thursday, or obtain at least the chance to bargain they mailed proxy material to 25,000 stockholders for a higher price, with the minimum being the of record and to brokers representing another $12S that "insiders" got. 20,000. If they cannot stop the merger, they want Hundreds of Marathon shareholders are at least to win appraisal rights, but to do so a furious at their management and that of U.S. shareholder must vote against the merger or Steel Co., which last year won the asset-rich abstain from voting Flndlay, Ohio oil company after a long battle with If such rights are won, dissenting shareholders Mobil Oil and Seagrams. proposal, the notes traded at $85. would have a chance to get considerably more for With time running out, a federal judge in Marathon directors said yes, recommending their shares, since they could negotiate the price Cincinnati is hearing arguments from 11 plaintiffs the terms to shareholders even while Its own or obtain through courts an impartial appraisal of who seek better terms. Allegations Include Issues internal audit showed assets worth between $278 real assets. that go far beyond the immediate case, involving and $323 a share, dissidents say. Later, a Mara- For shareholders to preserve their appraisal the duties and rights of directors, Investment thon attorney said in court that the figures were rights, suggest Miss Armstrong and McElroy, bankers, stock brokers, shareholders, and corpo- "just guesswork" for management use. they should consider joining the committee by rate executives. Defendants in the court suit, including the executing the membership agreement and con- On or about Oct. 31, the various dissenting Dreyfus Corp., which owns 700,000 Marathon tributing 50 cents for each share. r MHto k> Larn Ptraa shareholders say, Marathon directors recom- shares, seek a restraining order to block a March mended that shareholders reject a bid of 185 a 11 shareholder meeting to vote on the merger into Also Included in the package mailed with the ECKEL HONORED— Fred Eckel, center, who retired as supervisor of Marlboro share from Mobil Oil, terming it "grossly inade- proxy is a form giving the committee power of Road Department In February, receives congratulations along with his wife, Lucv, U.S. Steel. attorney. It must be signed and notarized, and quate." ' Meanwhile, Frances Armstrong, who owns 200 at a dinner held over the weekend In his honor at the American Hotel in Freehold. At The recomendation, they say, was made at returned with the stock certificates for presenta- left, is Mayor Saul G. Hornik. At right, is Township Attorney Arthur Goldzwelg. To shares, and James McElroy and James Hayes, tion to the company. least partly on the advise of First Boston Corp., who own none, are seeking shareholders all over Eckel's left is Assistant Township Administrator Alavne Shepler, one of the or- Marathon's investment bankers, who had esti- McElroy expects that many shareholders will ganizer's of the dinner. the country, doing their best to deny U.S. Steel the mated the value of Marathon's assets at 1189 to 9 million or so additional Marathon shares it get in just under the wire by following the pro- 1226 a share. needs to declare the merger effective. cedure he recommends, but he has some doubts 9 On Nov. 18. U.S. Steel presented a final pro- Miss Armstrong, a State Department at- about the shareholders who have left their shares posal to Marathon, in which It offered $125 a share torney, says Marathon directors were deceptive, in "street name," which means in the name and 'Penny stocks risky for 30 million shares, or 51 percent and control of and derelect id duty to shareholders, whom they in the possession of their brokerage house. Marathon. Marathon had one day in which to ssy are sworn to represent. She founded the Marathon yes or no. While he seeks to represent such shares, he By DAVID R. SARGENT Shareholders Committee. wonders if brokers might take the easier route of If directors said yes, and U.S. Steel obtained "I think they panicked," she said McElroy accepting merger terms To do so, he feels, would control, it would then propose a full merger, with « My husband and I are isn't ss charitable, suggesting that management, again be a violation of fiduciary obligations to remaining Marathon shareholders receiving one shareholders. Interested la "penny U.S. Steel note for each share. The notes would owner of only 83 percent of shares, was in- stocks", bat we don't kaew a SUCCESSFUL have a face value of $100, and would pay Interest terested In their jobs rather than shareholders. Meanwhile, the value of the U.S. Steel notes thing about Investing. Te date of 12.5 percent for 12 years. At the time of the And plaintiffs in the court suit claim directors has fallen to $75 we have Invested ear savings In money market certificates, bat we hear pea- INVESTING ay stocks caa be good invest- ments. What Is the best way County funding weatherization program to add to our Income? — H.C., FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP sumption of fuel. ($10,250 per year) for a single conducted by Roy Kahn, a of tools and simple home New Jersey. — The Monmouth County Volunteers will be re- individual; $1,117 per month member of the staff of the maintenance, he noted. A — Penny stocks are a center for this specialized is apt to increase st the top of Board of Social Services has cruited from the areas of for a household of 2 ($13,404 board's special housing pro- a bull market period - 1M1 highly speculative stocks that market, as many Soutb- set aside $5,000 in its current Monmouth County in which annually). grams unit, who will give the Persona wishing to apply sell for under a dollar, liter- . western oil and gas or mining was the biggest year for new budget for a Volunteer the eligible home owners live The Board of Social Ser- demonstration workshop for ally pennies a share. They ventures look to solve their issues In a decade - only to for the weatherization ser Energy Conservation Pro- and will be asked to do the vices also conducts a self- participants in the new volun- vice, or to volunteer to work appeal to a certain type of financing problems by dry up In a bear market. Once gram aimed at helping elder- work at their own conve- help weatherization program teer program. Investor for the pie-in-the-sky "going public," or selling these stocks begin to lose in the program, are asked to ly and disabled people to nience, which may include in which low-income home Kahn said that it is not contact Special Housing Pro- promise of large percentage stock. Colorado state laws momentum, there may be no make their dwellings more evenings and weekends. The owners are given on-site in- gains. For a minimal Initial governing the underwriting of return. The degree of Insider necessary for volunteers to grams, Monmouth County comfortable and fuel effi- program is expected to start structions on how to fix-up be skilled craftsmen. They Investment, a good stake In a a new Issue are looser than interest Is also a risk. Many cient in the cold months next in the late summer or early their own homes to make Board of Social Services, fledling, new company or a most, encouraging this grass of these companies will be winter. fall, according to Marilyn them warmer and more fuel should have some basic Post Office Box 3000, Free- knowledge of the proper use hold, N.J. 07728. tired, old "dog" may be roots capitalism. However, It largely controlled by the ori- The program, which was Karl, supervisor of the efficient. This program is purchased, and if the com- also encourages a sort of ginal private financiers, and suggested by the Board's di- board's volunteer services pany makes it the wheeler-dealer free-for-all, If one major shareholder de- rector, Louis Armour, will unit, which recruits and shareholder will participate In which the penny stock bro- cides he wants out, his share seek volunteers to do the trains volunteers for a varie- in its fortunes. However, a ker may not always be may be "dumped" on the work Involved in weather- ty of service programs in good number of these com- trusted to preserve his auton- market, driving down the izing the homes of persons Monmouth County. panies are near bankruptcy omy - affording little protec- price irretrievably and toowho are not physically able to Only persons who are un- or years away from snowing tion for the naive Investor suudenly for the other do the work for themselves. a profit. A few penny stocks buying on a rumor. And don't able to do manual labor be- shareholders to act. In short, The board will supply the cause of their physical condi- Provident IRA will have impressive run-ups, expect to find much published the high risks of this market necesssry materials and tion, and do not have friends but the majority will go no- research on these companies. make it a gambler's arena — where fast. Thus, the penny Speculation in penny stock tools, and will conduct a or family members who can stock investor usually buys a a game for play money only, workshop to demonstrate the do it for them, will be con- and not a legitimate place to proper ways to perform the sidered for this program, ac- the easy way stake in several different companies to try and spread Invest money you want to tasks that are covered by the cording to Nan Blair, super- some of the risk. bank onto-retirement program. These will include visor of the special housing With Automatic Payroll Deduction Savings Urban schools weatherstripping, caulking, program for the Board of So- Denver, Colo., has become taping ducts, insulation of hot cial Services. If you can't deposit $2000 in a lump sum into an IRA conference set water heaters and pipes, and To be eligible, an appli- tax-shelter account, do it the easy way—$25.00 (or cleaning furnace filters Also, cant must be age (2 or older, for March 24 home owners accepted for or disabled of any age, and more) weekly, bi-weekly or monthly as you desire. FREEHOLD - Dr. the program, will be given meet the Title 20 income We;il even save you the weekly trip to, the bank Ronald Edmonds, a former tips on low-cost and no-cost guidelines which are: Gross by having yoUr employer deposit your contribution member of the Harvard Uni- ways to reduce their con- monthly income of $854 automatically, with your permission of course, into versity Graduate School of your IRA account. Just fill out and return the applica- Education and presently pro- HEM TODAY fessor of education at Michi- Our 99th Yw MIMTiOMORROW tion below. For more information, please call . gan State University, will be 800-742-2918. the keynote speaker at the March 14 conference of the Central New Jersey Urban Schools Improvement Coun- Provident Savings Bank cil at the Sheraton Gardens. 239 Washington Street, Jersey City, N.J. 07303 Co-sponsors of the con- toms ference are the New Jersey HAS EVERYTHING! VIM, I would like to open an IRA account. department of Education and Vbur name . Brookdale Community Col- Did you know we even lege. carry dog supplies? Address. — Dr. Gustev Rub, Deputy Vbur employer* name . ALONG WITH Commissioner of the New JOINS FIRM — Dorothy Address Jersey Department of Educa- Argyos of ' Neptune has OPENS OFFICE — Or. Palnl • Df ipary • Hardware • at pay period and deposit into a Provident IRA Srwln Kantor i has an- tion will also be an honored joined the law firm of Plants • Rugs • Lamps • Kindly deducts ijbunced the opening of his guest. A panel will Include Chamlln, Schottland, Ro- Lamp Shades • Window account in my name. Shades • Venetian Blinds • office for the practice of Dr. Victor J. W. Christie, su- sen, Cavanagh & Uliano, Decorator Accessorial • Signature Individual, marital and perintendent of Neptune West Long Branch. Argvos Housewaras • House Township Schools; Mrs. was formerly employed bv Furnishings • Aluminum family therapy In Aber- • •TASLlBHIO «3B THI OLD BCCHIVE deen, pp. Kantor Is an as- Janet Smith, math supervisor the Chamlln firm as a legal Combination windows and Doors • Seamless Aluminum sociate, professor of soci- of Neptune Township secretary while obtaining Gutters • Expert Installation • ology IM psychology at Schools; Mrs. Audrey Clarke, her B.A. degree In the eve- and Much More PROVIDENT Middle*** County College principal of the Gregory ning school of Ktan Col- In Edtoejijffld Is currently School la Long Branch; and lege In Union, graduating 32 BROAD 8TREET RED BANK Ms. Lillian Augustine, "New summa cum laude. In June affllla»e»"Wlth the Psv- NEW JERMY-8 OLDEST MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK-OFF1CES THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY Chlatrlc Clinic of Bergen Jersey Teacher of the Year," of 1976. She is also a 1*80 Pines County Hospital In will react to Edmonds' pres- graduate of Rutgers Law 741-7500 MUM* rote • IACH DCPoerron INSUMD TO SIOO.OOO Paramus. entation. School, Newark. The Daily Register Behind the Qaddafi enigma EiUblllbed in 1878 Published by The Red Bank Register By JACK ANDERSON torn of eating no fish. He U Inclined to lecture captive au- moods. Hal slUve and bis ARTHUR Z.KAMIN WASHINGTON - The diences with longwlnded, WILLIAM BLOCK, JR CIA has now confirmed that WASHINGTON rambling sermons, aid easily hurt He oftan I President and Editor Publisher Libyan dictator Muammar seems to recant Mmsalf as periods of In four decades as an elected official — as a Rahway councilman, a New Jer- sey assemblyman, a member of the PRUPAC hailed for civic work House of Representatives and a U.S. Red Bank and useless game, but I would To the Editor: stores are scarce. senator - Clifford P. Case was guided by Business goes where it's never go on a golf course and On behalf of the Board of the principle that a public office is a FROM OUR READERS and stays where It's stop people from playing. public trust. He never betrayed that Trustees of the National wanted. Council on Alcoholism of Why? Because it's their Edward P. GlUespie trust When he left the U.S. Senate after MonmouUi County, I extend right, to do within the bound- his defeat in the 1978 GOP primary by our appreciation to the aries of the law, whatever the conservative Jeffrey Bell, it was Prudential Property and Cas- they please and choose to do Hunters for their sport. Wt hunters with an unblemished record for honesty CLIFFORD P. CASE ualty Insurance Company, Red Bank also have that right and integrity. Holmdel, for their continuing cern and action for the com- groups In Monmouth County. concern for alcoholism and To the Editor If a Greenpeace member a staunch supporter of Israel, he co- munity. We salute PRUPAC. We applaud PRUPAC's His liberal voting record and his their support of our agency's Your help to the community strong sense of civic partici- As a long time supporter harassed me, I'm going to chaired a coalition last year opposing the of Greenpeace, it seems odd unswerving adherence to voting his con- work. is significant Keep up thepation and responsibility. harass right back. If they sale of AWACS fighter planes to Saudi PRUPAC hosted a very PRUPAC serves as a glowing to hear that Andrea Manley curse, I'm going to curs* victions appealed to voters across the great work; it helps ui all. Arabia. successful "retreat" for our BarryW.Johnson example of corporate con- has never heard Greenpeace back. If they throw things, political spectrum; much of his support board of trustees on Feb. 17; t out against banters. 111 throw them back. If they He was an ardent fighter for civil Executive Director came from Democratic and independent this is one of many communi- National Council r says that they are not swing at me, they can bat voters. His political independence — he rights legislation at home, and was ty service contributions to on Alcoholism Resolution against sating chickens or their picket signs when they carrying leather wallets. It voted against several key Nixon adminis- among the first In the Senate to denounce community agencies and Monmouth County leave they'll know that Freehold seems to me that she's saving tration programs and three Nixon ap- the witchhunting of Sen. Joseph R. Mc- To the Editor: they've been in a fight I have that my killing Is different hunted and flsbed In ac- pointees to the Supreme Court, and voted Carthy. He was also a champion of hu- I want to thank Freehold than her killing Has she ever cordance with the Uw since I to override a Nixon veto of funds for day man rights abroad; be served on the Borough'* mayor and council seen a hog slaughtered? It f »fi ** '«the was old enough to carry a care centers — spurred controversy Helsinki Commission, and for the past may to a pork chop to tor, closing of the Freehold Un- gun. I eat what I shoot and I within the GOP. But he believed strongly two years had been chairman of the tot it's a slit throat to the pig. sell the furs. I feel no guilt in employment Office. The clos- The only thing she mentions my sport. I help support that as a senator he held an "independ- board of Freedom House, a non-profit ing wonld have Inconve- is the seals Well, Green- many wildlife restoration ent responsibility" that did not entitle organization that strives to promote nienced many people. peace member* entered a programs. I consider myself him "to act as a doorstep" to the presi- freedom world-wide. The resolution urging" that bunting camp in British Co- the office to kept open was lumbia, yelled offensive re- a fine sportsman People Ilk* dent. He pushed for congressional reform, introduced by Council Presi- marks, and grabbed a gun out Andrea Manley should In- financial disclosure and environmental dent Russell Keimlg and was vestigate further Into Green- A quiet, thoughtful man, he had con- of a hunter's bands. The man legislation long before those became unanimously adopted. It must they harassed worked odd peace and what they 4o siderable political influence. He was one popular issues. Through his nominations, have given Assemblyman Jobs for two years to save the before they decide that of relatively few senators to serve on two John Bennett and our other Greenpeace members wear a U.S. attorneys were appoined for New money needed to make that major committees; be was the ranking elected officials the ammuni- halhl o Jersey who rooted out corrupt politicians Republican on the Foreign Relations Roman Bieroacki Jr. of both parties. He led the successful Committee, where he was an outspoken fight against moving basic training from Unemployment Office open. advocate of a bipartisan foreign policy, Louis J. O'Brien, Jr. Fort Dix and his efforts helped establish and the second ranking Republican on the Gateway National Recreation Ana. Today in history the Appropriations Committee. He was a New Jersey was fortunate to nave Business dove on Vietnam, and a leader in the By Iks, killing one person and injur- been represented by Clifford P. Case, a PortMonmoutb effort to stop the bombing and pull Today Is Monday, March 0, courageous, wise, and decent man. He To the Editor: the S7th day of 1M2 There are In int. President American troops out of Indochina/Long will be missed. • -, As you drive through Mid- m days left In the year. Carter began the Middle dktown Township, and see Today's highlight In his- peace mission that the vacant stores for rant, tory: signing of the " don't plan on renting one for In IMS. the United State* raeli peac« treaty. Taking things for Crant-ed your business. Someone in landed 3.500 Marine* In Viet- Ten years ago the township may put sonam. Nixon signed an executive of> If Secretary of State Alexander Halg terviewer^d to Identify Asner. many obstacles In your way On this date: limiting secrecy s turns on his television, it's apparently that yon wished that you had In WIT, riots and strikes dug fsdaral documents aw I On bearing that the administration never thought about it. Or you not to watch the exploits of America's broke out in St Petersburg, restricting the power of 0 • critic in question was a TV star, Haig could be one of the lucky marking the beginning of the favorite city editor. flcialstoclaaslfyflem. looked Incredulous. But, perhaps with a ones, and move in before the Russian Revolution. Asked on a TV interview about the paint Is dry on the walls mental eye on his boss in the White In It», Northern Ireland opposition of "Lou Grant" star Ed You could rent a store in violence spread to London, Asner to U.S. policy In El Salvador, Haig House, he suppressed any snide com- 'I understand you've been gelling about 180 an adjacent township that where automobile bomb* ex- fuss aboat II. - Charles welcome* suitable ratable*, ploded outside the Old Ball*y. Dickens. Bnjfffsh antl drew a conspicuous blank and the ln- ment about actors in politics. legislators to the million' but in that township, vacant LJTT SHR I. J. MONDAY, MARCH 8.1962 The Arts 'Same Time * Eclectic items ,at Sheraton is good time in new display MIDDLETOWN - Beer cans, old out- The snow, which runs through April 25, By BILL ZAPC1C board motors, license plates, Frisbees and has been organised into room settings. In rocking horses might seem like strange the country kitchen area are collections of HAZLET - For this troupe, It'll be same time, next makings for a museum exhibit. antique Irons, baskets, and glassware. Friday. The Academy of Creative Theatre's Theatre Division, In But they are all part of "Great In the boy's room is a selection from conjunction with the Sheraton Inn, Route », hms brought a Gatherings: Fine Art to Frisbees," a the Frisbee collection of Bill Gibbons, creditable production of Bernard SUoes two-act, six scene show opening tomorrow at the Monmouth Rumson, as well as 100 baseball cards comedy "Same Time, Next Year," to the Sherataa't newly Museum, Uncroft, that brings together from a collection of 2,000 owned by Walter r6fl6C0fHtcd banquet room. the varied collections of 40 Monmouth Cxamecki of Rumson. County collectors. Also in the boy's room li a collection of Guest curator Cynthia Buff, a Rumson automobile license plates dating back to resident and member of the museum's 1(03 — the first year registrations were Theater board of trustees, explained that the ex- required — from a collection of more than hibit, six months In the planning, com- 3,000 belonging to Harvey D. Leuin of The play, directed by Wayne T. Dilta and featuring Lou bines both the traditional as well as the West Long Branch. . Uotta as George and Donna Oakes as Doris, will be per unusual in collections. formed Friday evenings through the end of March. Other collections Include masks, While yesterday's much-delayed opening night was hardly On the traditional side, for example, clocks, antique bicycles (from the collec- flawless, it did allude to a possible teejonoT excellent repute, visitors to the museum will find collec- tion of Robert Mahns of Mahns Brothers, with the complete evening — dinner and show — rating well tions of music boxes, Danish Christmas Eatontown), model planes and boats, above average. spoons, paper weights, and decoys. pocket watches, coins, Boehm birds and The comedy — a story of an annual 24-hour assignation in Waterford glass. • watch the two characters grow over a 24-year period — ran Other collections Include china cats, successfully on Broadway for several yean, and later was antique toys, comic books, and horses in The museum is open Tuesday through turned into a major motion picture. SPEEDSTER — An antique bicycle, complete with motorcycle-style sidecar, all media — from sculptured to painted to Saturday from 10 a.m. to,4:30 p.m., and Is a part of a collection on loan from from Mahns Brothers of Eatontown. While that's good in showing both the durability of this the wooden, rocking variety. Sunday from 1to 5 p.m. show and its attendant popularity, It also poses a problem In how characters are created. Because so many actors have become George and Doris, Uotte and Oakes may have had TtLfTMON aarloa ol av.nl. by tha rnvotv*d In a gang war (2 difficulty In cnooalng styles. unoonlrotlad malavot*no* of _ INDEPENDENT h.rlroobl.dbrolh.t fl> DELAWARE VALLEY Uotte clearly was the dominant of the two, carrying (R*paalX2r»a Ilmlna.) FORUM perhaps more of the scenes than he should have. The overall NETWORK NEWS Television today |E• ?BILLY QRAHAM • CHESPWMTO effect wai a trifle unsettling, but not unpleasant 213 • MOVIE -(WESTERN) JSADE ifJiaiCMMnsUn 1 NEW JERSEY • MACNM.-LIHMH to-aarth romanoa, ha. to STEFANIA a "14 "WhIUF.alh*! ' Oakes was understated, a wrong choice In this hall. With ChLOf I IsMsa 1*8x1 If llssss ooataad «Wi Trocchia-Mazzagatti «*• Wedding NEW BRUNSWICK - Marlene Roman Catholic Church, to Domini)lAtfhonv Mauagattt, daughter of Mr and Mrs. TrocchU Jr., son Kang, Daniel Malta. Scott Boyce, Car* Kulka, Barry Church. The Rev. Norman R. Riley officiated at the ceremo- Wayne Fisler was best man and the ny, which wai followed by a reception In Buck Smith's Boyce and Daryl Manctnl. ushers were Henry Dell'Osso and Thomas Restaurant, East Keansburg. Mrs. Smith attended Matawan Regional High School and The bride is the daughter of Marlene Wlsnlewskl, 562 Brookdale Community College, Ltocroft, and I* employed by Mrs. TrocchU was graduated from Saint Garden Place, Keyport, and Barry Bruce Boyce, S44 Holmdel Carteret Saving! and Loan, Matawan. Road, Holmdel. Plus X High School and Trenton State Col- Mr. Smith attended Madison Central High School, lege. She is employed by All Travel Inc., The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith Brookdale Community College and Moomouth College, West West Long Branch. of Old Bridge. Long Branch. He li a second degree Black Belt and held the Mr. TrocchU, an alumnus of Red Bank Sharen Bonafato was the bride's honor attendant. 1M1 New Jerey State full contact karate championship Catholic High School and Monmouth College. •if Bridesmaids were Mary Ann Smith, Nancy Boyce, Karen The couple went to the Poconos on their honeymoon. West Long Branch, owns and operates Branchport Market, Long Branch. SHARRON SMITH Mr. and Mrs. TrocchU went to Barbados MR. AND MRS DOMINIC TROCCHU JR. on their honeymoon and reside In Red Bank. Charnof sky-Wiener Badenhop-Roper RUMSON - Lisa Ann best man and the usher was RUMSON - Janet Ann Road, U the son of Norman Engagements Wiener, daughter of Mr. and Jonathan Wiener. Roper and John Murray Badenhop of Vero Beach. Mrs. Ralph Shevel, 324 Har- Mrs. Charnofsky was Badenhop were married Feb. KU , and the late Nancy Mur- ding Raod, Pair Haven, and graduated from Rumson-Fair 20 at a noon nuptial Mass ray Badenhop. Michael Charnofsky, Eaton- Haven Regional High School, celebrated in Holy Cross Ro- Attending the bride were Tansey- town, cantor of Congregation received an AA degree from man Catholic Church by Susan Roper, maid of honor, B'nai Israel, here, were mar- Green Mountain College, Monsignor Leo Kelty, Mrs. Thomas Doran, Mrs. Thompson ried in the synagogue Feb. 21 Poultney, Vt., and a BS Holmdel. There was a recep- Michael Seaman, Mary HAZLET - Mr and Mrs during a ceremony conducted degree In physical education tion in Peninsula House, Sea Eagan and Lisa Diserio. by Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff and from Ithaca (N. Y.) College. Bright. Stanley L. Thompson, II Stephen Badebnop was Irwtn Place, announce the en- Cantor Irving Spenadel of She is a professional horse The bride Is the daughter best man. Ushers were Long Island. gagement of their daughter, trainer, employed at Mine of Mrs. Edward Roper, (7 Michael Seaman, Richard PatrlcU Anne Thompson, to Cantor Charnofsky is the Brook Farm, Colts Neck. Navesink Ave., here, and the McCoy, Richard Burke and son of Mr. and Mrs Ben- Robert Michael Tansey, son The bridegroom was late Mr. Roper. Robert Maxwell jamin Charnofsky, Phoenix, awarded a BS degree In psy- Mr. Badenhop, US Ridge The bride was graduated of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ariz. chology from Arizona State from Marymount College, Tansey, School Road East, The bride, daughter also LISA ANN CHARNOFSKY University and a cantorlal Arlington, Vs., and Is em- Marlboro. A November wed- of the late Dr. Bernard degree and BS in sacred mu- ployed as administrative as- ding is planned Dawi Miaarchi, Wiener, had Korene sic from Hebrew Union. George Allea Jr. the couple left for a Bermuda sistant with the law firm of Miss Thompson was grad- UsaVas Charnofsky as her maid of uated from Rarlten High honor. Following a reception at honeymoon. They make their Kaiup and Hardee, New Congregation B'nai Israel, home In Tinton Falls York. School and Stuart School of Robert Alan Wiener was Business Administration, Johnsen-Vaz Mr. Badenhop is an alum- Asbury Park. She U em- MIDDLETOWN — Mr. re graduates of Mlddletown nus of the University of Mar a Phebe Perry to marry Timothy McCosker in April ployed by Linden Chemicals and Mrs-Joseph M. Vai, S70 High School North. She U em- yland and U senior associate and Plastics. Russet Drive, the F. Hathaway Apparel Group. Mrs. McCosker ployed at Paul ReusMUe's HOPE, R. I. — The engagement of Phebe with Davis Associates, an ex- Mr. Tansey, an alumnus of Perry to Timothy McCosker is announced by is public information officer at toe Mon- ecutive search firm in Short Marlboro High School, is em- her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry, mouth County (N. J.) Board of Social Ser- ployed by Lawes Coal Co., Johnsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bank. Mr. Johnsen Is In the here Mr McCosker, of Thetford, Vt., is the vices. Howard E. Johnsen of Ber- V- S. Navy, stationed In New son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. F. McCosker, The Perry family Is the oldest continuous Mr. and Mrs. Shrewsbury. went to Mauna Kea Beach, rien Springs, Mich. London, Con. Pond Road, Rumson, N.J. The couple pUn to line of Quakers in the United Steles, descen- Miss Vai and her finance A fall wedding is planned be married next month. dants of Edward Perry whose marriage in Hawaii, and San Francisco on Energy medicine. Miss Perry, a furniture designer, is a I6S3 was recorded In Sandwich, Maine as a their honeymoon and reside graduate of Mt. Holyoke College and at- Quaker marriage. Mrs. Perry is descended JANET BADENHOP in Fair Haven. OCEAN - Dr. Paul Allen-Minarchi tended Boston University. She made her de- from Edward's father-in-law, LI. Gov, Ed- Bander of the Humanistic FORDS - Mr. and Mrs Florist. Belford but at the Debutante Assembly Ball in Provi- mund Freeman of Plymouth Colony. Medicine and Homeopathy Van Buren-Seeley Clinic, Kingston, will discuss Nathaniel Albert MJnarchi Miss Minarchi, a graduate dence Her father, president of the Rhode announce the engagement of Island Audubon Society, was a general Samuel Perry, a son of Edward Perry, "Homeopathy: Energy Med- of Woodbridge Senior High was a great-greatgrandfather of Com- KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mr. Van Buren, who Is em- icine" tomorrow at ( p.m. at their daughter, Dawn Elise School, and Mr. Allen, an surReon and president of the New England Minarchi, to George Charles Surgical Society and Rhode Island Medical modore Matthew Perry, who opened Japan to Mrs. William Seeley. U ployed by Federal Bronze the meeting of Central Jersey alumnus of Coionia Senior U. S. trade, and Oliver Hazard Perry, who Natural Food Club In Ocean Allen Jr., owner of Anytime Society, and governor for Rhode Island for Willis Place, announce the Products, Newark, attended High School, were graduated proclaimed, "We have met the enemy and engagement of their daugh- Township Recreation Center, Flowers and Gifts, Roselle, the American College of Surgeons. Mrs. Per- Keansburg High School and Is from Everett's School of they are ours" when the British surrendered ter, Lynn Ann Seeley, to Memorial Parkway. Dr. where Us fiancee is man- ry .I-I vi-il as president of the Mt. Holyoke a graduate of General Tech- Floristry. at the Battle of Lake Erie in the War of 1812 Christopher James Van nical Institute He served Banders clinic Is devoted to ager. Mr. Allen, son of Mr. Club of Rhode Island, the Providence Shelter and Mrs. Allen Sr , Avenel, is The couple plan to be mar- for Colored Children and the Mt. Hope Day Buren, son of Mr. and Mrs. four yean in the U. S. Navy. preventive medicine and nat- The future bridegroom's grandfather, the ural heaUng. also the new owner of Amour ried in October. Care Center late William Parker, was an international Donald Van Buren, 76 Pine Mr. McCosker is an instructor in pottery newsman with the Hearst organization and View Ave. at the New Hampshire Guild of Craftsman Reuters, and covered World War II in Eu- Miss Seeley was gradu- and is a draftsman with Domas Architectural rope. A founder of the Overseas Press Club, ated from Keansburg High Debbie Harmer tells: Firm. Hanover, N. H. He was graduated he was the first foreign reporter to interview School and Brookdale Com- from the University of Vermont, where he Generalissimo and Madame Chang Kai-shek munity College, Iincorft, and also received a master's degree in education. in 1937. Mr. McCosker's grandmother was is employed at Shadow Lawn His father is eastern regional sales manager the late Mrs. Alfred J. 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Dear Dr. Brothers: My (-year-old His room, and explain that until he Psychiatrist, Dr. George Valliant soa sUyed with my mother while my readjusts, he might get up several DEAR HELOISE: have about a foot of space between the conducted a study of K of Harvard's CAT-PROOF IT husband and I took a short, aad much times in the night just to make sure Pleaie pan along thli remiMler to top awl ike ccillaf- Grease aad dasl best and brightest graduates and found Dear Heleise: If year big cat insists aeeded, vacation. Apparently, In our there are no problems. that no whim of fate, no Freudian your readers! always settle there and It was a real oa gelling Into the big pot with the absence, he was the "perfect" child. If this doesn't help and the problem trauma, no loss of a loved one will be as I mailed two roll! of film to « pbolo pala lo have to scrub them clean. rubber plant to scratch around In the lab to be developed. The (Urn includrd She had ao problems aad reported thai remains, then talk it over with your devastating to the human spirit as One day I leek a roll of plastic wrap dirt fool him this way: the whole experience was a pleasure family physician. some prologed ambivalent relationship plrlurri of my daugkter't (Inl birth- and Hied the Up. New, all 1 have to do Take about a quarter yard of fall, day and first Christmas... for her. My son alto seemed to have a Dear Dr. Brothers: I've been mar- that "leaves us forever unable to say Is tip off the wrap, aleag with the width ayloa net, uafolded aad stretched alee vacation from us. la the past ried for 1H years, but I'm jusl beginning goodbye." Several dayi later the developer the full 7Z Inches side to side grime, aad re-llae. No mere scmbblag. month, however, since our return, our to wonder if I haven't always really This kind of relationship can exist contacted me explaining the film had Lay It around the Up of the dirt la Barbara MariaK SOB has been havlag trouble with been in love with my old college room- between parent and child and between fallen oal of III envelope and wai the pot, securing It with clothespins or LETTER OF WARNING bedwetting. It seems lo be gelling mate, a man 1 still see and dine with two close friends, two would-be, or two either lost la the mall or toil la the whatever. Dear Helolse: Our granddaughter worse, rather than belter. What should twice a week. He's never married and actual lovers of the same sex. These ill- mail bag at their lab. My cat hasn't bothered the plant was speadlag the weekead with as and we do? - W.V. • he's been a guest in my home many, defined, murky relationships leave Since I had not taped any Ideatl- since his first Inspection. I water the oar daughter gave me the OK to try to Dear W.V: It's possible this could many times. We have a much closer both parties constantly frustrated and flcatloa to Ihe two rolls, the film could plant right through the act. No more break her of the pacifier by cutting Ihe be a kind of small protest on your son's relationship than my wife and I have not knowing where each stands. This not be traced to me. The post office dirt scratched oal onto the carpel Up oil the end of the nipple part. Or, it may simply mean that he's ever had. This man and I had a physical can stunt growth In many areas It can couldn't help me. Both they and the the either KW photo lab Informed me this is a very II was sap time, so I pat her la her feeling a little insecure and anxious. relationship our third and fourth years stop the person from developing emo- common problem. Most people do not crib with the altered pacifier. I stood DRAPERY DETAIL He may unconsciously fear that his life In college, but I couldn't accept the tionally, professionally and sexually. tape Identification to the film rolls, nearby lo see her reaction. Dear Helolse: I've discovered I caa will be upset again. frightening label of homosexuality. I strongly suggest that you stop only to Ihe mailing envelope. Right away she took the padfler oal freshen my drapes as well as remove At this point, avoid making a big I've thought of this unfinished rela- thinking about the past and concentrate Fortunately for me, after lending a of her mouth aad, with the other hud, Ihe dasl by putting them lato my dryer issue of It. Awaken him gently before tionship often and 1 wonder If It, thai Is, on the future. Make a clean break with previously taken photo of oar baby, the reached la her mouth for a loose insert oa the 'air" setting along with a damp you retire and take him to the bath- my concern about it, hasn't stopped me this friend and take steps to improve photos were found by Ihe lab alter that came oat of the nipple. towel. room. Also try to limit the Intake of from getting ahead al my job. — R.U. your marriage and relationship with developing all of their unidentified lost I quickly look the laserl and then liquids just before he retires. your wife. You will find that this will Dear R.U.: I believe there are few film. checked Ihe pacifier. She looked at Ihe The lowel helps pall oal the dust If you're one of those people who better all other areas of your life things more damaging than ill-defined, Remind your reader! lo properly damaged pacifier aad pat It to the side and leaves the drapes wrinkle-free. — can get up In the middle of the night business, social, as well as your friend- Identify each roll of film in case It and weal lo sleep. Joyce Hortoa and go back to sleep quickly, I'd also murky relationships. A bad rela- ship with other men and women. Re- tionship can be Improved and changed, should fall out of its package. - B.L.M. The trick worked bat, If yoa try If you have a good washday hint, suggest that you set the alarm for member, one homosexual experience 'Nuf said — you don't get a second this, please make sure there are ao send It to Helolse, P.O. Box 31000, San several nights and get your son up to go but a relationship that isn't really rec- should not affect anyone's entire life chance with picture taking. — Helolse loose inserts Inside the pacifier. Antonio, Texas 71116. She can't answer EASY CLEANUP Needless to say, she took It much your letter personally but will feature Dear Helolse: My kitchen cabinets belter than Naaa did. - Grace the best hints received in her column ' YOUR HEALTH ANN LANDERS Stress affects the body By LESTER L. The second phase is the and normally are able to must be found That solution Plea to save lives COLEMAN, M.D. stage of resistance during withstand the body shock may lie in hypnosis, medita- which the hormones and caused by stress. tion, religious counseling, or Everybody talks about In our complex, frenetic Dear Ann Landers: I am suspecting be was on drugs, drags and was tare he would their daddy aad he adorn chemicals of the body are sires. Waal I would like lo world, it is no wonder that the perhaps biofeedback Psy- pleading with you to print hut didn't know how to ap- be caught. The boy started to them. He spends every week- called into action lo defend know It bow does stress af- pressures and stress are as chological guidance and this. It is about saving lives. proach him. He was surly aad cry and so did my husband ead with ut, and it't like old all the organs against the fect organs of Ibe body? — destructive as they are. Sonic 1 read your column in two secretive, doing poorly la aad I. He embraced as for the limes. The problem Is he has emotional or physical attack direction may alter the Mr. D.M.Y., Kan people are able to control papers every day because one school and went from being first time la years and asked been coming over la Ihe af- When the body is unable to body's response to stressful Dear Mr. Y.: their reactions to stress. Oth- of them doesn't run Ihe entire very quiel lo rowdy aad load. as to help him "get clean." ternoons (be works the night adapt Itself to the strees, dis- All stress, physical, emo- eases of the heart, kidneys, er people are dominated by situations. column, and I like lo read We didn't care for his friends After a heavy but wonder thill) aad waits for them to tional and mental, is an ongo- lungs, blood vessels, and even stressful situations. everything you have to say. and wondered where he was fal crying session, I looked in come home from school. I'm ing process in all of our dally the joints of the body may When stress becomes so I have often said that The paper thai gives us Ihe spending his afterschool the booklet and oa pages U ashamed lo tell you I still activities. Rarely is anyone result. overwhelming that it In- there is no shame or stigma abbreviated version never hours. and 57 you listed the placet to care for him. When hi- lurat free from pressure of one terferes with total service- in being involved or over- runs the tag about the gel help. I chose Ihe Gateway oa the charm, I melt. I have Fortunately the com- I sent for your new drag kind or another. ability and productivity in whelmed by a psychological booklets you offer. Several booklet.and II confirmed my House Foundation and called melted loo much lately and pensating wonders of the Eacb person has his own body call on their reserves one's dally life, its solution problem. months ago I phoned to com- suspicion. I searched his them ap. They said, "Your need your help. I know II It threshold or level of toler- plain about the cutting and room from top to bottom aad SOB Is welcome aay time." wrong. Besides, I would like ance to the Impact of these Ihe booklet omission, and Ihe could find no evidence, so I We drove there Immediately lo remarry him but would die stresses. Some people react editor said, "Space is always decided to leave your booklet and left him for the night before I suggested II. I need with extreme emotions to rel- a problem and we don't feel oa his pillow with a note, thai was fear weeks ago. tome down-to-earth ABB atively insignificant pres- like helping Ann Landers sell "Please let as help. We love Today our tea Is a dllferenl Lander* advice. - still Love sures. Others may not be dis- anything." you. Mom and Dad." person. Not oaly Is be off Him turbed by even severe pres- I want you lo know thai Three days later oar soa drags, he wants to devote hit Dear Love: Insist that he sures. your new booklet, "The Low- came lo us, booklet la Band, time to helping other teen- call before he drops in, then LOSE 25 LBS. It is interesting that this down on Dope," was Ihe best and confessed that he had agers get off. Thanks from arrange to have a neighbor or threshold can vary at dif- $2 I ever spent In my life. II been taking PCP, smoking the bottom of our' hearts. — friend present. In other ferent times In the same per- should be In every school li- pot .and snorting cocaine. He Blue Skies Once More words, keep the place son. People who have a high brary and in every home said he was gelling la deeper Dear Blue Skies: Bless crowded. The frustration tolerance may, under special where there are children. and deeper but dlda't know you for writing. Your letter might motivate htm to start circumstances, react more We were worried sick bow to quit. He had been made my day, but I don't thinking about remarriage. intensely than at other times. IN 4 WEEKS. about our 15-year-old ton, shoplifting to gel money for recommend that approach I'm betting on It. Please don't Dr. Hans Selye of Canada for all parents. Many teen- make a monkey out of me. is recognized as one of the agers would resent It. What's the story on pot, foremost specialists on stress "The *lbtal SYSTEM makes it so easy" Far better lo leave the cocaine, LSD, PCP, downers, and its effect on the body Memos booklet where they can pick It speed? Can you handle them organs. up unobserved and act on If you're careful? Send for Dr. Selye believes that Cancer support at 8 p. m. in Middletown Re- their own. Ann Landers' all-new there are stages by which We will feed you.. formed Church, Kings High- Dear Aaa Landers: I gave booklet, "The Lowdown on man adapts himself to stress. DeHdous meals that Include way. Dr. Bruce A. Hamil- Dope." For each booklet or- RED BANK - Hiverview my husband a divorce last Of course, when I say man I spaghetti and meatballs, beef ravioli, Hospital's Family Cancer town of Cook College, year when he said he waaled dered, send $2, plus a long, mean women too. 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If all the country's tion "We're showing people other way* to preserve opea "from one pocket to the other," Ameri- hotels were kept full, he said, it would take spaces." cans can give Israel the economic strength in between $1.5 and $2 billion additional Whereas municipalities have in the put purchased un- necessary for political and military inde- dollars per year. developed land to ensure Its preservation as open space, said pendence, a noted Israeli journalist and Israel Bonds, issued by the Industrial Stanley, that practice has declined recently aa many towns political activist said last night. Development Bank of Israel, can be have been faced with tight budgets Yehuda Hellman, executive director of purchased in units of $1,000 and pay 7V4 Stanley said many landowners don't realize that they can the Conference of Major American Jewish percent. American holders of Israel Bonds receive reduced property lazes by agreeing never to develop Organizations, told about 70 people at Con- can qualify ttr Income tax deductions or portions of their land that are undeveloped. gregation B'nai Israel that by buying State credits "You can live on it the rest of your life, and it can go to of Israel bonds they can help eliminate In spite of the unsympathetic attitude your children, but it would never be developed," laid Stanley, Israel's dependence on the United States referring to the requirements for surrendering "conservation for economic assistance. towards Israel of some U.S. officials, and the sale of U.S. arms to some Middle easements" and "scenic easements" 4n return (or tax Eliminating that economic depen- break*. dence, he said, would leave Israel free to Eastern countries traditionally hostile to determine its foreign policy without fear Israel, said Hellman, in many ways the At yesterday's forum, William G. Bassler, foundation of .offending the American government. country's future looks blight. trustee, and David F. Moore, executive director of the New "Nothing is more important for Israel, Its economy is thriving, with an excep- Jersey Conservation Foundation, answered residents' ques- economically and politically, than to buy tional per capita Gross National Product, tions about qualifying for the easements. Israeli bonds," said Hellman, a former he said. Stanley said the foundation hopes to sponsor similar reporter for the Jerusalem Post. , And, he added, a closer relationship seminars In various communities in the area. It also plan* to Hellmah spoke at a dinner honoring between Israel and France seems to be address a group of lawyers soon to help them advise client* on Leonard I'amm of Colts Neck for his con- developing, while other traditional Eu- the easements, she said. tribution to the Israel Bond program. ropean opposition to Israel breaks down. Stanley said Kumson was selected as the first seminar site Rabbi Jack Rosoff said Pamm has "There is no doubt that the European anti- because many residents, dissatisfied with the result* of a "reflected ... over the years the kind of Israeli front, led by the British and the recent property reassessment, had called the foundation devotion and determination and nobility of Germans, is broken, and I hope for a very HfUWr MM* kr Cart Farina seeking advice on tax relief. However, she said, "We don't carriage that has been a source of pride to long time," said Hellman. COMMENDED FOR CONTRIBUTION — Leonard Pamm of Colts Neck, right, want to get into anything political in Rumson." me as his rabbi and to our community." In a brief address, Rosoff warned that receives a plaque honoring his contributions to the sale of State of Israel Bonds Hellman said bond purchases help Is- support for Israel in the United States from Mrs. Delbert Mammen of Fair Haven, dinner chairman for the program at rael reach at least two important econom- Senate "is in question for the first time Congregation B'nal Israel last night. Yehuda Hellman, executive vice chairman ic goals: stabilizing the value of its curren- since IMS" and that American Jews must of the Conference of Presidents of the Maior American Jewish Organizations, cy on the international money market, and Three arrested be prepared to fight a "long ... difficult .. looks on. increasing its stock of machinery, which and bitter" battle to ensure that the United he said is critical because of the country's States' traditional support of Israel is not checks and making contributions," said The audience paid tribute to the late limited manpower. undermined. Rosoff. "We will each have to stand up Sen. Clifford Case, a longtime supporter of in Colts Neck "If you give these people the modern "We will no longer be able to be con- and take a position at the appropriate pro-Israeli legislation, with a moment of machines with which to produce, they'll tent, as we have in the past, with writing time." silence. (continued) Police said FDA officers, accompanied by State Police based in Colt* Neck, arrested the three men on Crine Road at around 4 p.m. after a transaction involving 800 pound* of marijuana. A subsequent Investigation turned up an additional 10 Council foe wants Camassa to resign immediately pounds of marijuana and a small amount of white powder believed to be cocaine, police said. (continued) Shirvanian also disputed fire department overspent its But Shirvanian claims to," Shirvanian added. was doing was legal." PoUce said the DEA investigation that led to the arrests fees be returned. .claims that Camassa, who is I960 budget by 16,700 after Camassa's authorization of In response to this Neuhaus also said Shirva- took place in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Shirvanian sa/d fire commissioner, had acted making several year-end re- the fire expenditure was statement, Neuhaus said, "If A hearing has been scheduled for March 11 Camassa's "attorney has improperly with regard to nian should resign if "he in- pairs. "positively, 100 percent le- Detective Sgt. William Logan of the Slate Police Criminal found a question about a pay JKJIKI owed to the fire depart- we don't get the money back, tends to involve the fire com- Investigation Division assisted federal agents in the arrest*. back in light of insurance ment. Perry Neuhaus, president gal." . Camassa should resign. pany as a political football." .laws." According to officials, the of Fire Company No. 1, said The council is not ob- "Camassa requested that Camassa advised the depart- ligated to pay the $6,700 bill, we pay the bill," said Neu- ment to pay the bill itself and he said. ; haus, ''and he said the promised reimbursal under "Now the council's de- borough would pay it back. \{){\{\l U HRl/R the borough's 1982 budget. cision is to reimburse (the We were under the im- But Paolantonio says fire department) if we want pression that everything he \Carl A. Quaglia Camassa is not authorized to R.P. make such a promise. The fire commissioner, A CHILD WILL SWALLOW said Paolantonio, should have NEARLY EVERYTHING presented the overexpen- diture to the council as a pro- posed emergency appropria- YOU CAN AFFORD A Taste is unimportant. 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Sports Tar Heels NCAA No. 1; Hoyas get nod out West Georgetown Coach John Thompson was philosophical. Del'aul Coach Ray Meyer was optimistic. Indiana Coach Bob Knight figured his players had done it the hard way. And North Carolina Coach Dean Smith never had it so good. "Based on the competitiveness of college basketball • today," Thompson reflected, "there is no easy path to New Orleans." St. Peter's gets NIT bid, page 13 Yesterday, the National Collegiate Athletic Association announced the pairings for its 1962 basketball tournament that. will climax in the bawdy town of New Orleans on March 27-29 when a national champion is crowned. As always, with its less-than perfect system of picking the 48-team field, the NCAA has created inequities in the tour- nament even before the combatants are tested. •••Mar MMM kv Ltm hni The NCAA picked the eighth-ranked Hoyas of Georgetown, MARATHON MAN — winners of the Big East Conference, as one of its four top- Mike Geraltkowski of seeded teams. The Hoyas, whose campus rests on the banks of Savrevllle, right, the Potomac river in Washington, D.C., received a bye into crosses the finish line to the second round — in the West Regional at Logan, Utah. win the 6th annual E. Meanwhile, in Philadelphia, the Villanova Wildcats, whom Murray Todd - Mon- the Hoyas beat in the Big East final, also were given a bye mouth Marathon in a into the second round, seeded third in the East Regional at time of 2:32.07. Then, Charlotte, N.C. bottom, he gets a well- "It is going to be tough no matter what regional you are deserved hug from girl- in," Thompson said. As to the relative merits of playing so far friend Lenore Grover of from home, Thompson said: "I can't tell until we play." Edison. The race, which With the best record in major college basketball, the 26-1 attracted 351 entrants, Blue Demons of DePaul were seeded No.l in the Midwest started and finished at Regional. DePaul will go into the tournament ranked No.2 in Brookdale Community the nation by The Associated Press. College In Lincroft It "It's a tough region," Meyer said. "There are some good wasn't exactly ideal ballclubs in it, and we still have to get by that first game conditions for running That's something we haven't been able to do the past two the 26 mile event, as years." some of the com- petitors, top photo, Last year, the Blue Demons, ranked No.l in the nation, found out. lost to St. Joseph's, 49-48, in the first round of the tournament, and in 1980, Meyer's club dropped a first-round decision to UCLA, 77-71 "Now we're No.2, and that means we'll win our first game, " Meyer said as a smile creased his face. Knight faced the season's opening minus three players from his 1981 NCAA champions - Ray Tolbert, who gradu- ated; Isiah Thomas, who went pro after his sophomore season, and Landon Turner, who was paralyzed in an auto accident APpMM The Hoosiers struggled to an 18-9 record, the worst of any PERKY PERKINS— North Carolina's Sam Perkins cuts a piece out of the net at the team receiving an at-large tournament bid, and finished in a Greensboro Coliseum yesterday after the Tar Heels defeated Virginia, 47-45, to win three-way tie for second in the Big Ten Conference. the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament. Muscle spasms give Rose fits coaches don't wise up. Their slowdown tactics By DICK YOUNG dm inn regular season reduced scoring con- siderably Sitting on the ball is no way In win TV ST PETERSBURG, Fla - Pete Rose taking audiences Neither Whitey Hrrzog ol Cards nor heat therapy for what is reported to be muscle John McNamara of Heds brought up last season s spasms in back Phillies emphasize there is no YOUNG bad deal when addressing troops at si.nt ol train- disc problem, but Pete is visibly concerned. He ing. They're the two teams that were deprived of hasn't had anything like this before. Then again, playoff spots by split-season strike decision, al- he hasn't been this close to 42 before (April 14) ... though when you totaled both halves, nobody won Injured back while playing, of all things, tennis — IDEAS more games than St. I.00 and Cincy "I've with his agent, Reuven Katz, yet. 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But the Knicks scored seven of the next nine points, and closed the gap to 99-96 on a Jumper by Randy Smith with 2:19 remaining. Parish, who led all scorers with 28 points, and Ainge, who had 16, then went to work. Parish converted an offensive rebound after Marvin Webster had blocked two shots by Kevin McHale, putting Boston on top 101-98 with 1:58 left. On New York's next possession, Ainge stole the ball from Smith, and Parish sank a long jumper. With 1:03 to go, Ainge again stole the ball as Campy Russell tried to pass to Smith. The Boston rookie went the length of the court for a driving layup that put Boston on top 105-98. i But Smith hit a basket and Russell fired in a three-point field goal, cutting the lead to 105-103 with 20 seconds to go. Cedric Maxwell, who had 21 for Boston, hit a free throw with 11 seconds left, and M.L. Carr hit another with 2 seconds to go to build the lead to 107-103. Smith's 30-foot desperation heave went in as the buzzer sounded to account for the final score. The Knicks, who led 59-58 at halftime, were paced by Russell and Maurice Lucas with 22 points each, and Smith with 18. McHale had 17 for Boston, which played its fourth straight game without both Larry Bird and Nate Archibald, who art injured. Sixers 111, Lakers 111 PHILADELPHIA — "I just kept shooting," explained Philadelphia guard Andrew Toney. "I never had the thought I could miss." Toney came off the bench to explode for 46 points — most by a 76er in more than a decade — as Philadelphia rallied to beat the Los Angeles Lakers. The sleek Toney connected on 21 of 29 field goal attempts, mostly from long range, in 35 minutes of action. He scored 20 points in the fourth quarter alone, as the 76ers came from CELTIC SWIPED — Bill Cartwrlght of the New York the Boston Celtics as he attempted a layup during the behind after trailing the first three quarters. PERRY POWER — 43-year-old Gavlord Perrv, Knicks (25) takes the ball away from Robert Parish of first quarter of yesterday's game in Boston Garden. signed last week bv the Seattle Mariners, works out "It was" a great piece of shooting," said Toney's coach, during the club's aerobic exercise program at Its Billy Cunningham,"who himself pumped in 47 point* for the Tempe. Arizona training camp. 76ers in a 1971 game — the last Sixer to score 46 or more points Trail Blaiers 106, Warriors lOz Pacer* 116, Mavericks 166 in a game. OAKLAND - Portland center Mychal Thompson scored DALLAS — Indiana guard Billy Knight sank a season-high 29 points, including 17 in the second half, and contributed 34 points as the Pacers edged Dallas. "I wasn't surprised he was able to shoot so much and strong rebounding to lead the Trail Blazers over the Golden Knight, averaging only 11.5 points per game, scored 23 score," Cunningham added. "If he played with other teams State Warriors. O'Malley calls like Utah and others where he might be a starter, he could points in the second half and his Pacers had to have all of Bernard King, one of the hottest shooters In the NBA them as Dallas overcame an 18 point deficit. score 60." recently, scored 38 points for the Warriors, whose four-game Harvey Pollack, the 76ers publicist known around the NBA winning streak was broken. King had 18 points in the final Indiana blistered the Mavericks at the start, hitting 10 of for Fernando for keeping the most comprehensive and detailed statistics in period. its 14 field goal tries, in one stretch outscoring the Mavericks the league, safii Toney's point total was the highest by a non- Portland let a 17-point lead disappear in the first half but 14-0 and 18-2 to build the IB-point margin late in the first VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Los Angeles Dodgers starter "in recent history." He said exact statistics on such held off the Warriors in the final period despite missing eight quarter. club President Peter O'Malley, in his first public com- records were not available for the early year* of the league. free throws. Dallas, meanwhile, sank only two of its first 16 shots. ments regarding Fernando Valenzuela's week-old hold- out, said yester he expects his star pitcher to arrive In spring training camp and to honor his contract. O'Malley said, too, that if Valenzuela does not report soon "we may be forced to take some kind of disciplinary Flyers whip Caps, tie for 2nd place action in the future." PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Behn Wi|son goal of the season on a power play three Uingras gave Montreal the go-ahead goal 5-5, but Los Angeles took a brief lead when Earlier, O'Malley said the club had no plans to fine with five minutes left when he took a pass, Doug Smith scored at 2:33. Ray Neufeld then Valenzuela, the National League's Cy Young Award got Philadelphia rolling with a goal, 1:40 into minutes later against Washington goalie sidestepped a Sabre defenseman and un- scored his first goal of the'season for Hart- winner and Rookie of the Year last season. the game last night as the Flyers went on to Dave Parro. corked a low, hard shot that went under the ford to tie it again at 10:18. O'Malley's comments came after two conference rout the Washington Capitals, 7-1, in National Clarke scored his goal against substitute Hockey League action. netminder Al Jensen. Third-period goals by glove of Buffalo goalie Don Edwards. The Kings had taken a 2-0 first-period lead calls yesterday between his Vero Beach office and on goals by Jim Fox and Marcel Dlonne. The Flyers, who had only one win and two Ilkka Sinisalo and Ray Allison completed the Flames 4, Pcngulni 4 Valenzuela's agents, Tony DeMarco, who was in Los The teams then scored a total of eight ties in their previous eight games, led 4-0 rout. PITTSBURGH - Kent Nilsson scored Angeles, and attorney Dick Moss, who was in Florida, goals in the second period. Hartford's Blaine after the first period and 5-0 after the second. Washington, which had won four of its last with 39 seconds left to play to cap a three- produced what he said was no progress in the nego- Stoughton scored three times and Blake tiations. The win tied Philadelphia with the idle five games, dropped nine points behind the*' goal, third-period rally that gave the Calgary Pittsburgh Penguins in the Patrick Division Flames a tie with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Wesley and Ron Francis each also scored for "After two meetings via telephone on yesterday, I'm New York Rangers for second place in the Hartford. sorry to say there has been no progress," O'Malley said NHL's Patrick Division. and the race for a playoff spot. Nillson had two of three goals in the final Black Hawks J, Bruins 1 We continue to expect Fernando to honor his contract, Winger Ryai Her ruined Philadelphia Cuadlea* 5, Sabres 3 period that helped Calgary erase a 4-1 lead CHICAGO - Al Secord, collecting his 41st to get in shape, to join his teammates in Vero Beach and goalie Rick St. Croix's shutout bid with a goal BUFFALO, NY. - Montreal defenseman against Pittsburgh goalie Michel Dion. and 42nd goals of the season yesterday, be- to be ready for the 1982 season. "No further meeting* with 2 minutes remaining. Gaston Gingras scored late in the third peri- The tying goal was set up when Pit- came Chicago's biggest polntmaker since have been scheduled." St. Croix faced 45 shots. He turned aside od to lift the Canadiens over the Buffalo tsburgh's Pat Price was called for hooking Bobby Hull ten years ago as he led the Black 21 of those shots in the second period, during Sabres. and the Flames pulled goalie Pat Rlggin for Hawks over the Boston Bruins. which he also assisted on a goal by center The Canadiens, who have lost only twice an extra attacker. Mazzilli at second base? Bobby Clarke. in their last 28 games, were boosted by Doug Whalrri 7, Klngi I Secord, who was traded by the Bruins to the Hawks on Dec. 18, 1960, because be had Wilson opened the scoring with his 12th Risebrough's two second period goals and HARTFORD, Conn. — Jordy Douglas ST PETERSBURG^ Fla. - New York Meta Manager failed to live up to Boston expectations, goal of the season after taking a drop pass one by Larry Robinson and Mark Hunter. beat Los Angeles Kings' goalie Mario George Bamberger said yesterday that he will conduct eclipsed the mark of 41 goals for a single from Darryl Sutler Sutler and Reggie Leach Buffalo's J.F Sauve, who had moved the Lessard with less than three minutes to play experiments with several players at different positions season set by Jim Pappln In the 1972-73 scored goals 34 seconds apart midway in the Sabres into a 3-3 tie in the third period, had to lead the Hartford Whalers to the victory. this spring, one of which could include a look at outfielder campaign. Lee Mazzilli at second base. first period, while Brian Propp added his 41st two goals and Mike Foligno had one". The teams entered the third period tied at "I'm game." said Mazzilli when.advised of the prospect. Mazzilli has played center field, first base and left field during his Met career, but says he feels capable of Daniel takes playing second base; if not on a regular basis, then at Nicklaus lead ieait in an emergency. Mazzilli is battling second-year man Mookie Wilson for the starting center field job this spring "We should find out what each individual can do and is one stroke LPGA crown get our pitchers in shape," Bamberger said of his pro- posed moves ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus, seeking an end to SUN CITY, Ariz (AP) - Beth Daniel, saying she "didn't Bamberger compared the Mets to his former club, the a I1 i-year non-winning string, had a one-shot lead going into feel I even deserved to win," sank a five-foot birdie putt on toe Milwaukee Brewers, who he took over in 1(78 and turned today's final round of the storm-disrupted $300,000 Bay Hill second hole of sudden death yesterday to capture the $100,000 into pennant contenders. Golf Classic LPGA American Express-Sun City Classic. It's almost an identical situation," he laid. "These "I've been in contention in every tournament I've played Daniel and tour veteran Carole Jo Callison finished the guys have been losers. The only difference Is that I think this year, " said the man who holds most of the records worth regulation 72 holes on the 6,232-yard HiUcrest Golf Course tied there is more pitching potential here than there was when having in the game he has dominated for two decades. at 10-under-par 278. I took over in Milwaukee. With the Brewers, I had five "But, so far, this is the best shot I've had," he added after Third round leader Tatsuko Ohsako, who held a four- different guys able to play each position by looking at taking sole possession of the topspo t with a windblown 4- stroke lead beginning the fourth round, shot a disastrous 6- them in spring training. That's what I intend to do here." under-par 67 in Sunday's third round. overpar 76 to finish four strokes back. It is far from secure, however. "I really feel for Tatsuko because she played so well "most Vel ran Ray Floyd, who birdied his last two boles in of the week. I hate to see someone fail apart like that," said A mritraj wins for India chilly, gusty winds, is a single stroke back. Daniel. "She had pure bad luck and I just feel extremely "He's a good one," Nicklaus said. "He's won the Masters fortunate I missed a lot of putts for birdies and you don't ( AHI.SHAD. Calif - Vijay Arnritraj rallied for a 6-3, and the PGA and plays well In Florida. Those are pretty good usually win tournaments that way." 7-5-victory over Eliot Teltscher yesterday to give India credentials. After a not-too-good start, he's started playing Still, Daniel and Callison parred the first hole of sudden It's only victory over the United States in first-round well the last couple of weeks. death - the 453-yard, par-510th hole. Callison, who last won in 1974, missed an 16-foot birdie Davis Cup play. "Ray will play well tomorrow," Nicklaus said. attempt on number 11, sitting up Daniel for her second John McKnroe. who had helped the U.S. squad take an As for himself: "I've been playing well all year. I'm still victory of the year and 115,000. j insurmountable 3-0 lead in the best-of-fiv series, out- playing well ' lasted Hamesh Krishnan 6-1, 5-7, 6-4 in the final singles Nicklaus, generally considered the finest player in the Ohsako held a three-stroke lead over Callison through 10 malch history of the game, posted his 203 total for 54 holes after a holes before finding trouble onlhe 340-yard par-411th. Her tee AmritraJ, ranked 22nd in the world, never had beaten thunderstorm forced a delay of almost four hours in the third RAIN CHECK —Jack Nicklaus peers out of the golfers shot landed on a tree well to the right of the fairway. Teltscher, seventh-ranked in the world, in four lifetime round and extended the tournament schedule to Monday. lou: ge at the Bay Hill golf course, checking the weather Ohsako's second shot struck the tree and then struck the meetings Storms earlier in the week, which had dumped more than and looking for his caddie, as rain delayed the first nine shaft of her club for a two-stroke penalty. She got down laf our Amnlraj never trailed in the first set, but fell behind three inches of rain on Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill course, had holes of yesterday's third round. from there for an eight — a quadrulpe-bogey — to fall a stroke yi in the second before breaking Teltscher's service. He caused delays which had set up a double round of 36 holes for behind Callison and even with Daniel. •Tatsuko lost a lot of her fire after that," Daniel said. broke back in the next game to draw even, then broke yesterday. of the day out of bounds, and PGA titleholder Larry Nelson Teltscher in the eighth game for a 5-3 lead and held serve But still another storm, with driving rain, lightning and Daniel tied Callison with a birdie on the 12th hole to move were next at 207. Eichelberger had a 67, Nelson 69. 10-under-par for the tournament and went ahead by one stroke to close out the match. high winds, raked the course yesterday morning. It caused Jerry Pate, twice a runner-up this season, Lanny Wadkiiu ' Yesterday's matches were shortened to best-of-three another delay, 3 hours and 50 minutes, and made it Impossible when she birdied the par-513th. and Woody Blackburn were at 208, five shots off the pace. Callison birdied No. 15 to draw even again. Daniel then allairs by mutual consent of both squads because the to complete two rounds. The schedule was revised once again Blackburn had a third-round 68, Wadkins and Pate 70s. United States had clinched the affair the previous day. and now calls for the final round to be played Monday — birdied 16 to take a one-stroke lead, but missed a one-foot par weather permitting. ORLANDO, Fla I API Tnlrd round scorts v.il.rd.r In Ilia 1X0 000 la* Hill putt to bogey No. 17 and fall into a tie with Callison again. 1 Gall Classic on lha 7.0*1 yard, par 71 Bay Hill Club courta Nicklaus, who hasn't won since acquiring his record 17th Jack HI SUN CITY, Aril. (AP) — Final tcorat and monay aarnlnot attar vastardav's major professional title in the I960 PGA championship, had a Danlt Walton llntl round of trta 1100.000 L PGA Amarkan Exprata-Sun City Clastic on mo 4,UB. Braves down Yankees, 1-0 Dava Elchalb yard, par 71 Hlllcratl Ooll Courta: <«-won suddan daath playoH; three-shot lead late in the day but Ray Floyd finished birdie- LarrT Ntlton amataur): woody Blackburn • lath Dtnl.l 00-71.Waa—170 WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. - Raokle outfield hopeful birdie to cut that margin to a single stroke. Jarrv Pala O*O IIMIO-M DIOnna Dtllty. 17,000 Albert Hall doubled in the game's only run in the fifth Floyd, winner of three American titles and the Canadian Lanny Wadkins. Pat Bradlay. I4.H0 Tom Klla a»-7O.7O-IOI Myra Van Hoosa. I4.H0 71 7I-70-4O—101 inning as the Atlanta Braves downed the New York PGA last year, matched the best round of the tournament Frank Connar patti Nino, U.MO tuyn-H^m Jay Haal tt-n-n—m 17 -71 71— JOT Ayako Okamoto. 11.100 Yankees 1-0 in exhibition baseball. with a 5-under-par 66 and had a three-round total of 204, 9- ScollHoch Tasuko Ohsako. 11,100 Braves pitchers Bob Walk, Rick Mahler, Rick Camp under par. Cralo Stadltr U71-71-JOT a L. Mtrlan.Patartan Scotl yvalklns wntt-n-tt-mo C. Charbonnlar. 11,110 and Preston Hanna, all right-handers, combined to hold "Well, we all know who Jack is, and you Just can't afford Curlli Slranoa wnTOii7I-H-71-1IoI BarMra (array*. 11.110 DaVd Graham 7MMI—III Donna wtilla. 11.110 , the Yankees to nine hits. Mahler got credit for the win, to let him get too big a lead," Floyd said. Malt Irwln 10-74.70—111 M. JluobltlUld. 11.110 Tom Janklnt *»• 71-70-111 Janat COM. 11.110 allowing two hits In three innings and striking out two. South African Denis Watson was third at 206 after a 69 in Johnny Millar ltMn111 ltMnt» 7171-111111 Barbara Moinau, tijit The Braves are 2-0 in the Grapefruit League. It ww weather that ranged from rain to wind to sweater-donning Bill Britten Tarn Maodyy.. I.M II.MIl Mlkt Smllh 7I7I7O-1U 71-47 rj—III M. J. tmllh, |t.Ml the season opener for the Yankee* and loser Andy McGaf cold Barry Jatcktl Dorma Capanl. II,143 figan. Former Bay Hill winner Dave Elchelberger, who holed Nick FaMo Mtly Kino, ll.m OIIMoroan I7./4.7J-1II lack* Poarian. II.1M out an 8-lron shot to salvage a par after hitting his first drive Mark McCumbar aa-n-rl—ill SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, MARCH 8,1962 Thr Platt) RrfliiHi 13 Bank River Run to be held Sunday RED BANK - Plant have been completed for the tint Montclalr's last four regular season games and helped the ' River Run", a lMUkmetw run through four Indians to the NCAA Division III South Atlantic Regionals 1 around the Ntveiink River. The run will he held County briefs where they were edged by eventual champion Roanoke, 67-66. ngafjom Durkao had eight points in that game. l U co-aponaored by the Rlverview HotplUl, the Mary Beth Bowler, who starred at St. Rote High School YMCA and the Borough! Department of Parks leada the nation in NCAA Division III women's scoring with Basketball 642 points in 25 games for a 25 6 average. She also is third In The race will get underway at the MCOSS parking lot on Former Red Bank Catholic and Holy Cross College stand- the country in free throw accuracy (154 188 for II B percent) Jtaman Ave. near Route » and finish « J mile* Uter in front out Tom Seaman Is averaging 18 points a game for Racing- and has l,6S> points in three years of varsity play for Kings of Rlverview Hospital Antwerp (Belgium) in an European League. Hit team Is tied College. Pa. Runners participating in the run will pau through Red for third place hi the 14-team league. He is alto one of the top Her high game this year was 36 against Susquehanna. She Bank, Middletown, Fair Haven and Rumton as they circle the reboundert. has gone over 30 points eight times in helping the Monarch! to Navesink Ex-St. John Vianney star Tom Broderlck scored 17 points ' a 17-8 record. In addition to being automatically limed, the run features Saturday to help Ursinus College upset Widener, 63-53, and One of the players for Susquehanna is freshman guard splits at race points and an ample number of water stations win the Mid-Atlantic Region Division III championship. Paul Hanson of Middletown. Hanson, who starred at Mid- Men and women wiU compete in seven age catagories and Broderlck, a 6-7 senior center, was alto named Moat Valuable dletown North last year, is averaging 12.4 points a game. tee-shirts commemorating the event will go to the first 500 Player. The Middletown South junior varsity girls basketball team entries. Race walkers are also welcome. For the season, Broderick averaged IS rebounds and 14 won the East Brunswick High School Invitational Toureamant Registration forma are available at the Community points a game. He it fifth in the nation in Division III for the second straight year by defeating St. Thomas Aquinai YMCA in Red Bank, at the Riverview Hospital Information rebounding and he leads the team in blocked shots with 75. of Edison, 56-53, In the finals. Kim Fey scored 26 points for the Desk and the Chamber of Commerce office in Red Bank. Another ex-St. John Vianney player, Chip Carey, scored winners, who finished the season at 14-7. Professional referee Larry Hauard will bead the list of 206 points in 25 games for Albright College Carey, a 64 St. Mary's of New Monmouth crushed Holy Family of referees foe the upcoming U.S.A., A.B.F., Eastern Regional sophomore, also grabbed 61 rebounds and had 95 assists. Union Beach, 72-14, to wrap up a perfect season in winning the Boxing Championships to be held at the Fountain Casino in Red Bank Catholic's Mike Largey and Shore Regional's St. Catherine's Girls Grammar School Basketball League. Aberdeen. March 23 and 24 Joe McGarvey closed out outstanding collegiate careers on a Shonda Becker was the leading scorer with 14.8 points a game. disappointing note Saturday for llpsala College as the Vikings Tickets are available at Broadway Newt, Keyport by The Holy Trinity Warriors won the Shore Intermediate were beaten by host Roanoke, 82-73. In the NCAA South calling Phytes, Inc. (568-8020 or 583-1771) Grammar School League championship with an 11-1 record Atlantic Division III Regional!. ' Holmdel's Jennifer Frayne is a key member of the Lock recently. Haven State College women's gymnatics team. She had two McGarvey was the high scorer in the game with It points It was the first championship for Holy Trinity, which had first place finishes In the all-around in recent meets while Largey tallied 18. failed to win a game In the league for the past five seasons. Largey finished with 1.050 points for his varsity career and TV DDRKAC Dom Migliaua led the team In scoring with 14 points a game. Snot putters Bob Lalkewitte and George Dippold of Chris- averaged 18 points a game this season. He also picked off an Swimming tian Brothers Academy, two-miler Tom Fischer of Manalapan average of 10 rebounds a contest and was fifth in the country rebounds a game for the University of Massachusetts varsity' Monmouth College settled for second place In the 13th and half miler Keith Davis of Neptune will be among the area In Division III field goal percentage (66 5 percent). this year. Young is a 6-4 freshman. Another area player, ei- annual New Jersey Collegiate Swimming and Diving Cham- competitors In tonight's 48th annual Eastern Intercholastlc Largey, a 6-8 center, shared ECAC Division HI Player of Neptune standout Bob Braun, averaged four points and three piomhips held over the weekend at Montclair State. Track and Field Meet at Princeton University's Jadwln gym. the Week honors with Ithaca's Todd Hart after scoring 60 rebounds a game for UMass in a reserve role. The Hawks finished with 363 points but couldn't overtake The meet, which will get underway at 7 p.m., hat attracted points and grabbing 22 rebounds in Upsala's final two regular Mike Alston, another former Long Branch standout, was Rider College, which won thq meet for the third straight year. the top scholastic track and field start in the Eatt. season games. named Most Valuable l'l.i>. on the Assumption College Pat Pope won the 100 and 200 butterfly, 200 freestyle and The Raritaa AC Softball Tournament is looking for teams McGarvey, a 64 forward who moved Into the starting varsity team (or the second year in a row. Alston, a 6-1 500 freestyle for Rider, which finished with 405 points. for its event scheduled for Thompson Park in Jamesburg lineup this season after playing a key role as a reserve a year sophomore, averaged 16 points a game and was second in Mitch MagGregor led Monmouth by winning the 200 IM April 3-4. Those interested in entering teams are to contact ago, averaged 17 points a game for the Vlklns, who finished at assists (2:00.4), 200 breastroke (2:13.7) and the 100 breastroke Keith DePie at 717-0407. 23-4. Former Shore Regional star Paul Delahanly closed out (1 01 6) He also swam on the winning 400 medley relay team The Loag Branch Community Club will hold registration Middletown Souths Jim Murray, a 6-1 freshman point the regular season at Rutgers for the Rutgers University (3:40.3). « for IU cap league, little league and Babe Ruth league teams guard, hat been seeing plenty of action for St. Peter's College women's team with 163 points and 62 rebounds She went o/er Also winning for the Hawks were Dave Rains in the 1,000 Saturday and March 30 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the in Jersey City. the 1.000 point career mark recently for the Scarlet Knights. freestyle (10 26 9), Pete Emodl in the 100 freestyle (47.71), Community Club. Proof of age and an entrance fee required. Murray it averaging four points and two assists a game in Neptune's Ty Durkac has been a key factor in a late season Dave Bliss in the 3-meter diving (458.45), and the 600 meter Those interesting in coaching or helping out may inquire a reserve role for the Peacocks. surge by Montclair State's varsity basketball team. relay team of Rains, Steve Knapp, Dave Healy and Emodl at the registration. Long Branch's Ron Young averaged seven points and four Durkac, a 6-7 sophomore,>averaged IS points a game over (7:21.3). High school schedule NCAA tournament pairings 'KIT aOUND St. Peter's cops NIT bid TOMORROW IAST KiOIONAL TtaKMaVi IM t»vs Basketball MCkMMaa, N.C. NKW YORK (AP) - lona, Bradley, Cal-lmneand Lamar good teams." Carlesimo added. "Every year, In most of the NJSIAA Tournam.m OtiloStatt (ll-«) vl Jam**1 Madllon ui si » M p m major conferences, the difference between No.l and the Nos.S want Fortft l»ai v« Old Dominion III >!>.« 3to m head a list nl nine 20-game winners among 32 teams selected CJ Group I (at last Brunswick N.S.) Pr !••»•• limn last night for the National Invitation Tournament, the nation's and 6 is just a foul here and there." Henry Hudson vs Montgomery (8:30) . mirniiiniTi fir CJ Group II (at laatswasa H.S.I Northaattarn (2)-*) vt SI Joicoh'v Pa IIS 4). mpn< oldest postseason college basketball tournament Carlesimo played down the suggestion that some teams Pann (IMIVt....: SI John \. N V 1301), t 31 p m with mediocre records did not belong in the tournament. New Brunswick vs .- Red Bank Rag. (6:30) MioaasT aeoioNAt San Diego State, Long Island University. Murray State. St South Jersey Parochial "A" nStmrtimm Peter s and American University were the other teams that "Some teams don't get going until the second half of the St. Thomas Aquinas at St. John Vianney (7:30) Al Natftvllla. Tana. season and don't have the overall record. We still invite them South Jersey Parochial "B" Indiana (IM> yt . Robart Mornt (W 13), I Np m won at least 20 games and were shunned earlier yesterday by KanliKkv in-T) v« Middla Tanrtaitaa 111 /I. 10 3lp m the NCAA for its national championship tournament. because that makes for a stronger field," Carlesimo said. Gloucester Catholic at Mater Del (7:30) Friday I Oamaa Girli Basketball At IMtMWMIl. IM. NIT oiin'i.iis -..nit first-round pairings would be announced lona. the Metro Atlantic Conference tournament cham- CJ Group IV (at South Plaint laid H.S.) Soulhwcttarn Loulllana (34 t) vi Taflnattaa III •). 1 Ot 0 m Norlh Carolina St 133 »> v* Ttnn ChaHanooaa lit 3), « 3lp m later last night with upening rounds games taking place at pion and a local favorite, was 23-8 this season, with a victory Neptune vs Eatt Brunswick (8:30) MIDWaiT R1GIOHAL campus sites on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday this week. CJ Group III (at Savravllle N.S.) TMcrilO Oamaa over Ohio State — a team that made the NCAA tournament. Manasquanvs Bridgewatcr-Rarltan East (7:00) I Al Talta. Mia "Once again we have a very strong representative field, ' Bradley, 21-10, was the regular-season winner of the CJ Group II (at SMttwaf H.S.) Marauatla 1)1 II v> E»anwillt I3J». • 01 p m said Pete Carlcsimot the tournament's executive director. Rumson Fair Haven Reg. vs Ridge (7:00) Houiton (31 ?l vi AlcornSlala 133 n 10 Mp m Missouri Valley Conference. The Braves will be making their Frrta, . a.m., It's a tribute to Division I basketball that year in and year 14th NIT appearance, having won the title on three occasions, MMNM, KantatStaU ut /» v» Northtrn Illlnolft (It 131, • Ofo m out. you ran sponsor two major tournaments — one with 48 the last time in 1964. WEDNESDAY Soitor, Collaga (»M) VI San FrancllcoOS Jr. 10 310m teams and the other with 32 — without sacrificing quality." waST aaoKHML Beys Basketball TlmrttaVt Ownaa Other invitees include, Virginia Tech (18-10), Maryland Cal-lrvine, 22-6, is led by high-scoring All-American for- NJSIAA Tournament) Al lw>. Ulan ward Kevin McUee, while Lamar posted a 22-6 mark this wail Virginia l» 31 vi Norlh Carolina A»I (Hi) » uf o m 115-12). Syracuse (15-121, Connecticut (17-10), Illinois (17-10), CJ Oroup IV (.1 South Pl.lntl.ld H.S.) Wyoming 133 II VI Southern t i |)9al. II 40p m season, finishing second In the Southland Conference. Middletown North vs Hunttrdon Central (7:00) PrMWi Owm a Temple 1197). Kutgers (19-9). Clerason 114-13). Purdue Middletown South vs Neptune (8:30) AlMlmaabWaO H413I. Louisiana Suite (14-13), Texas A4M (18-10) and San Diego State, 20-8, finished second in the Western Pappardlna 171 *l VI Plttlburgh lio fl, 9 Oip m CJ Group III (at Sayrtvllle H.S.) Iowa 130 71 vi Norlhaatl Loulllana (1*10). I1.40D m Nevada-Las Vegas 119-81 Athletic Conference and have in Michael Cage, one of the best Manalapan vs Ewlng(8:30) •acoMD aouNO Also named to the tournament were Oral Roberts (18-11), rebounders in the country. CJ Group II (at Spotiwood H.S.) BAST aSOIONAL tatMtfafi Oainn Western Kentucky (19-91, Brigham Young 117-12), Fordham Asbury Park vs Holmdel (6:30) Al CUM*. N.C. Murray State. 20-7, tied Western Kentucky (or the Ohio Olrls Basketball OhtoSI.lt JamaiMadlion v. nu. r vi North Carolina 137 I) 118-10). Washington H8-9), Oklahoma 119-10), Mississippi Wall. Forait-Old Dominion wlnn.r vi M.mphu SI.I. l/J 41 ' Valley regular season title, while LIU, 20-9. was edged by CJ Group I (at North Brunswick H.S.I (17-11). (ieorgia (16-11), Richmond (18-10). Dayton (19-8) and Robert Morris 85-84 for a bid to the NCAA tournament. Keyport vs St. Peter> (7:00) AimiiallM, M.Y Tulane (17-81 CJ Group II (at Spotiwood H.S.) St Jonni P.nn winn.r vl AlaDama 11311 St.Peter's, 20-8. won the Metro Atlantic Conference regu- St. Rose vs Holmdel (7:00) SI Joi.ph i Norlh.ait.rn v/inn.r vi f. Vllianova (II 71 "Because of upsets and the automatic bids we always get lar season title. Serrette powers FDU to first IC4A championship PRINCETON (AP) - Coach Russ sity's Jadwin Gym, the Knights finished Edwards of Barbados in the 400 meters, change its policy My first year here, we "I wasn't scared of anyone," Ser- relay, we would have been gone." Rogers says Fairleigh Dickinson Uni- with 96 points, almost all of them in Olivers Alves of Guyana in the 500, had seven (academically ineligible ath- rette said. V'l'm an experienced Villanova's Rodney Wilson won the versity's tint IC4A Indoor track and running events. Jama Aden of Somalia in the 1,000, and letes), three last year and two this runner." hurdles for the third straight year in 7.26 field championship was right on sched- Villaoova, which has been the IC4A Solomon Chebor of Kenya in the 3,000. .year" The Knights got a third from Rich- seconds, breaking the 7.28 meet record ule champion IT times since 1S67, finished Rogers credited this year's cham- Fairleigh Dickinson's best previous ard Ouma of Kenya In the 800 meters, a he set last year. "Believe It or not, I had set a goal to second in the It-event competition with pionship to better performances in the finish in this meet was second, where it third from Its distance medley relay Navy's Leo Williams took the high win it in my third year," said Rogers, 47 points. Maryland, last year's winner, classroom. placed each of the past two years. team, anchored by Chebor, and a fifth- jump at 7 feet 4^ inches, erasing the who came to Fairleigh Dickinson in 1979 was third with 431-3. "The team has always been there," Serrette, who won the 1979 dash title place finish from Randy Smith of mark of 7-1* he had set in 1981 after a decade at Newark's Essex Coun- The Knights were led by Ephralm Rogers said, "but they needed a 2.0 as a freshman, regained the crown with c.imden. N J , In Friday's pentathalon. Villanova's John Hunter won the ty College Serrette of Trinidad, with hit second (grade point average) each semester. a narrow 6.32-second victory over Big "Chebor was the key," said Rogers. "If he hadn't placed second in the 3,000 1,000 meter in 2:22.27, clipping 22 off In the 61st edition of the meet, which 1C4A victory In the 56-meter dash. They "That's been my biggest problem. East champion Michael Morris of Syr- meters and run in the distance medlev the meet record established last year. ended yesterday at Princeton Univer- got second-place finishes from Clyde But I don't think the school Is going to acuse, who ran 6 33. Hagler puts Caveman in the dark ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Marvin Hagler, the undisputed middleweight champion, didn't want Thomas Hearnt to be able to tee too much when Hearnt watched a tape of Hagler's defense yesterday against Caveman Lee. Well, the tape will run 67 seconds, for that's how long it took Hagler to win. The 25-year-old Lee's plan was to pressure Hagler. But that plan fell apart with the fight lets than a minute old when Hagler knocked Lee back onto his heels with a straight right and dropped him with a left hook. Lee struggled at about five and took an eight-count, but was unable to keep Hagler at bay With the fight just 1 07 old, referee Larry Haixard slopped the action as he grabbed Lee to keep him from falling through the ropes after Hagler had crashed two right hands to the jaw JOIN-$5 It wat Hagler's fourth detente of the title he won by stopping Alan Minter In the third round on Sept. 17, 1980 In London. NOW THROUGH MARCH 13TH ONLYI "I just got caught with a lucky punch," said Lee, who was substituting for Kronk Gym teammate Mickey Goodwin, who YOUCANLEARN had to pull out of the Utle boat because of an Injury. "Lucky?" someone asked. HOW TO LOSE WEIGHT • Did I say lucky?" laid La*. "Well, be caught me." VVTTH OUR LATEST FOOD PLAN, "Hearns Is next in our contract," MM Hagler. "We have BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION AND a signed contract We want to fight the beat because the better you are the better I'm going to get. *»* OPTIONAL EXERCISE PLANS. •Tin looking forward to the big fight, the big money." Hearnt said be expected to fight Hagler In a couple of months, but the big money -which is said to be $» million for NOW, THROUGH MARCH 13TH, Hagler and 13 5 million for Hearns - reportedly Isn't up yet. AT 1963 PRICES. Emanuel Stewart, Hearns' manager-trainer, said a few FIRST MEETING AND days before the Hagler-Lee fight that an agreement was Mar on a Hearns-Hagler bout, "but financial arrangement* have REGISTRATION FEE, JUST $5. riotjt**n finalised. We expect no big problems " OFFER VALID THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY flaady Petronelll, co-manager-trainer of Hagler , laid (IXCIPT MMMN AND HUDSON COUNTIES) before, she Lee fight that "after Cavemen we have Hearnt f ot day and awning a lined UC, TOLL FREE 600-242-5866 ArtiittHf Top Rank Inc., who promoted Sunday's fight at the Ballyfark Place Casino Hotel, hat said he wanted the fight In the tint 16 dayt of May butI bhe apparently la leaning LOWE UNO TNI BOOM — William Xav.man' Lee, toft. Humps to the canvas after WEIGHT WATCHERS now toward a fall date rhlch changs both Hagler's and taking • left hand from middleweight champion Marvin Hagler during yesterday s Mia Moat SuccnaM a«fN U»a troftam H IM WaM. Hearns' plant. bout. Hagler dispensed of La* with an tarlv first round knockout. 14 The DMfy KeK«*er SHREWSBURY. N.J. MONDAY. MARCH 8.1962 Anglers finally find flounder plenti Before the heavy rain itartcd railing on In the beginning, herring and red hake (ling) - Eagles to k«praUcM receive their prixes. Free I Saturday, both the Sea Pox out of Atlantic were being exploited, and at first nobody New Jerseys only bald eagle nesting site, Its served and fishing films will be abownf Highlands and the Mix Take II out of Highlands seemed to pay much heed to the Russian, Polish, ••critical habitat," is to be under protection as a themeeting m •cored worthwhile catches of flounders In the German and other fleets because there was no result of an agreement announced by Com- Membership fees are |7 for adulU i Shrewsbury River and Sandy Hook Bay. big market for either species in the United missioner Robert K Hughey of the Department Juniors. For applications write Brendan Lang of Hailet won the pool on the HENRY States of Environmental Protection, Andrew Johnson, Knee Deep Club, Boi 472. Hopalcong, N.J j Sea Fox and Capt. George Bachert said Individ- But when it began to appear that codfish, director of the Natural Lands Trust Corp., and Steve Guerriero Is president ual catches ranged up to IS, "all nice fish." haddock, mackerel, whiting and other highly Keren Chance, representing the Dilks Estate, Bachert said he fished south of The Quay, Sea SCHAEFER prized fish were being wiped out, many people owner of 250 acres hi Cumberland County. Bright. He said bulkhead fishermen were scor- got behind the fight for a 200-mile limit. The The Maine Fish and Wildlife Department ing, loo. Chance has signed aa expression of Intent to reminds that sportsmen hopeful of being among fight, in which Ristori was always In the fore- grant a Conservation Easement to the Natural Marty Burke of Parlin won the pool on the those chosen to hunt moose in Maine this fall front, culminated in victory In four years with Lands Trust Corp. for one year so that Im- Miss Take II with a fish Capt. Jimmy Morenx have only until April 1 to apply for the permit passage of legislation and the law went Into mediate protection Is afforded to the nesting estimated at a pound and a half. Burke wa» also drawing. • effect on March 1,1*77. eagles. The corporation and the state will patrol high man with IS flounders. Morenx said be Nine hundred Maine residents and 100 non- APBA executive director Allan J. Kistori Ristori reported: "The association will also and manage the area to prevent illegal tres- caught some flounders from his small boat all of residents will be issued permits, by lottery, to reported that more than 100 captain* from work against the Imposition of Coast Guard user passing, harassment and wood cutting which last week.' participate In the Sept 20-JS hunt In the northern Barnegat Light to Wakefleld, Rhode Island, fees — a system which would Impose great could cause abandonment or (he nest The turnout of fishermen was small and the end of the state attended the new organization's first forum, financial burdens on charter and party boats, as The state Is negotiating to acquire about other party boats at Atlantic Highlands turned The 1981 season will be only the state's which included the election and which was fol- well as private boats. Patrons of these boats 1,500 acres of the last natural woodland swamp their fares over to the Sea Fox. lowed by dinner. would be quickly affected by the higher fares, second in the last 47 years In 1M0, more than 90 in south Jersey to preserve the area for eagle percent of the 700 moose hunting parties ware Dareaberg, Bsgas elect** Histori recalls that it was 10 years ago this which would be required In order to cover the nesting habitat and other wildlife species. Capt. Carl Darenberg, Jr. of the Montauk month that a group of captains and other con- sharply increased cost of doing business. successful. Boatmans Association and Capt. Howard Bogan, cerned citizens met in Sheepshead Bay to form "A letter received from Congressman Nor- Welthkolo address clib Non-residents may obtain their application Jr. of the United Boatmen of New Jersey were the Emergency Committee to Save America's man Lent (R-NY) assured the membership of Biologist Mike Welshko of the state's Bureau blanks by writing to Moose Application, Maine elected president and vice president of the At- Marine Resources and fight for the WO-Mlle- his opposition to the Administration proposals of Freshwater Fisheries will talk about Lake Fish and Wildlife Dept, Sta. 41, Augusta, ME lantic Professional Boatmans Association Limit act. Histori was executive director of that and urged the captains to be prepared to do Hopatcong and Round Valley Reservoir at the 04333. Include a stamped seU-addreresedeavM eelo (APBAI at Sheepshead Bay, NY. last Week. committee. battle on this issue According to Lent, charter first regular meeting of the year of the Knee with the request. The non-refundable applica- Capt. Robert Nash of the New Jersey as- At that time, Ristori was associated with the boats would be hit with minimum fees of $1,350 Deep Club at Hopatcong Civic Center, Lakeside tion fee is $10 for non-residents. The moose sociation was elected to the seven member Garcia Corporation, which supported the cam- per year, while recreational boats would face Boulevard, Hopatcong, at 8 p.m. Friday. permit will cost $100 more and hunters must board of trustees. paign to restrict the fishing of foreign flag ships. charges of between $300 and $400 annually." Winners of the winter ice fishing derby will also have a Maine big game license. Freehold today NHL standings NBA standings Wale. Ml PmIL4M, Cimr. 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MMCHANDIM 79 Swap or Exchange 102 House* For Rent 110 Wanted To Rent 80 Bicycles/Mini Bike* 103 Rental* To Share REAL EOT ATI FOR MLI 138 Mobile Home* 210 Lost And Found .... YsV 1 AUTOMOTIVt 10 Wanted Automotive 55 Situations Wanted Male 71 Merchandise For Sale 139. Cemetery Lola 211 Special Not.ce* . V ^ Auto* For Sale JO •USIMIM OWUCTOIIV 56 Situations Wanted Male/Female 72 Garage/Yard Sales 81 Sport* Equipment 104 Winler Rentals 130 Open Houses „ IS- 82 Swimming pool* 105 Summer Rentals 131 Houses For Sale 140 Real Estate Wanted 212 Travel Tran.porta«drV 3. Truck! and Trailer• 21 Business Service 57. Child Care/Nursery Schools 73 Machinery For Sale 1M RECREATIONAL 213 Inslruction 22 An* & Crafts •0. FINANCIAL 74 Rental Service 83 CB's. Electronics 106 Furnished Rooms 132 Apartments/Town Houses 4 MolorcyclM 107 Nursing/Retiremeni 152 Boats And Accessories 5 Aulo Services/ParM 50 tMCLOYMENT 61 Business Opportunity 75 Farm Equipment 84 Merchandise Wanted 133 Income Property 85 inflation Fighters Home* 134 Farm Property 153 Camping Equipment 8 Aulo Rent/Lea** 51 Help Wanted Male or Female 62 Mortgages 76 Auction Sales < 154 Recreational Vehicles 52 Babysitiing/Child Care 63 Money to Loan 77 Pets And Livestock 100. REAL ESTATE RENTALS 108 Commercial Rentals 135 Commercial Property 7 Aulo Insurance 101 Apartments 109 Buildings/Garages 8 Aulo Financing 53 Domestic Help 64 Money Wanted 78 Aircraft 136 Industrial Properly tlON» FRONT PAQE READERS RAT1S FAMILY PLAN RATES Hi • — Ills' H|H Mi • 430 am *» boHo M4vaosoioe»v.l14ni%C*Mteej evjaceJes - hvjey «a> rm 1 Help Wanted 2 Autos For Sal* 2 Autos For Sal* Nubbin SI Help Wanted 1974 EL CAMINO — JW auto.. A CLASSIC CONVERTIBLE FOR PART-TIME — Pram al HIPPING ANO RECEIVING I'M &6TTIW' i weekend work In bowling center OSITION- With Inspection duties 1 Autos For Sal* Cragari all around, na» NSO-tS'l on SPRING — 1*14 Ford Oalaay M0 ProOucUen worker far wood trBrna r»ar AM/FM llrttk. n convertible. Onewnor. booutHully Apply Hi person. Brunswick Airport with Ihruih mwfllari Maaaa maintained by lodv driver. Naadt Plan Lanes. Rt. St. Haiiet. IW FORD - Cullom 100. K0 en body •«> SINS. Call Mt-SW. nothing but love. Springtime yellow glne. liw lirm as Is, Good tires. For with Mack log. Call lor detain. SNACK BAR MANAGER - Far more information call Art. lulltt 1*70 VOLKSWAGON BUG — Rebuilt 7471*74. angina. S.000 mii.i Call after 4 p.m.. PART-TIME 1*41 tAMARO - I on lloor, l«r% M4JH7 BMW HOI 1*77 - Eac. cond., 41,000 AFTERNOONS . facility Summer position Can- rtbullt HO enoin*. heedert plui mild ml, Mjn roof, new llrai. Fair Havon, act Molmdel Recreation Offko. t am. n.«d> painl. I1H0 Call 442 «44» tin TOVOTA COROLLA — 4 cvl , 4 747 WI. The Register Is leaking a driver 10 or 441 1114 ipood. nao tlrai 4 m».i AUIng help distribute The Register In the BUHLER 4 BITTER INC. Mlddletown, Cells Neck and OCIAmiL WORKER FULLTIME - 1*41 VOLKSWAGON — Souaro sue call nun* Plymouth ChrvllarMG Jaguar Marlboro areas. II you have a good roorasilve son* term care facility bach. wMK) cond .only 44,000 orlelna nil DODGE CHARGER — 111»W. 0 HWV U SMHO running cer and need an extra SM- seeks e par ion wllh B.S.W Degroe mil*!. Mil oil.. IIJOO Call 1*1 JJ47 44.000 ml., now tram. 4 timing BUICK LASABRE 1*71 — I dr. land- tt« weekly, call Mr. Falcone. Impllment a dynamic social ear- IN< COUGAR - m. aulo . Ili cnaln AUIng 11000 or boil oNar oau one. cond. i7,ooo ml., vi 471HM. 1 ce program- Nursing Mom* 4 eip 1 liti uipti Too much to nit. Mus PS/PB, A/C. PW, AM/FM Storo, working with the elderly a plus Sand nfim now inowl. Boil otter. 134 41*4 Equal Opportunity employer M/F esume 10 Mn Judith Bennett c/0 sen. lam call must. lf)4 FORD MAVERICK — JDR, 4 reekdele Nursing Center, 3135 1*4* BUICK SKYLARK — 4 dr cvl. automatic,' air conditioning, BUICK ELECTRA 1*71 - Clean In good rubbar. cmtom Inlar. SfSO. or PART-TIME KEYPORT - Respon wy. 31, Hallet. N.J. nardloo. 1400 or bail otter. Cal 4 out. good running cond. tolly slble parson for general office work '•' 'iw atlar 4 p.m. bait ollti Call u» M71 TUOENTS-Needed to till full and equipped. AHUng SM00. TeJ-glfl. J1 Help Wanted Must have eead telephone manners part-time positions In large amuse IW FIREBIRD H74 CHEVY NOVA — V*. 2 Autos For Sal* 1 Autos For Sal* 7 AlrtO Insurance 4 ability to work on own. 73* 4100. meM ercade. Seasonal an* year H» ai l> running cond. CARS GALORE! ound work available Call 4*M*14. Call Alaa. /a; !iia Frl Between 44 P.m. far In Call aaa-444*. Over IS to chooM from (many imetl OATSUN 1MZ 1*77 — Air. PB, PHOENIX BROKERAGE EXPERIENCED OIETARY SU- PHYSICAL THERAPIST — N.J. STRAUB BUICK-OPIL Famous for low coil aulo 4 cycle PERVISOR — For health cere lacll- registered or eligible In N.J.. full lervlew. l»77 'PONTIAC FORMULA — 4 l»71 TOVOTA COROLLA — Good cam, ranging Irom tin lo 11000 ouvari. tpoller. chrome wheel!. NINE ACRES of New end Uied Cert cond, attino 11400 Call anrtlma. Inturence. Now giving free quotes llv. Send resume suttaeexperience, lime, private practice, modern speed, showroom tond *44 JJJ1 al Coma to* and lavel oo»i new, garage kept, S4.IW. Hwv 3S 144-4009 Kevport equipped ofllces In Red Sank and UBSTITUTE SCHOOL BUS 144-37IJJ 41k lor John. 74744*7 Ofter >. by phone. Compere. qualifications end salary desired to RIVERS — Exparlance net re lar 4 p.m . all day weekend*. 14*00 KINGSLY AUTO Rl. 34, Kevport. 1UHI PO Bex It, Atlantic Highlands. Freehold Variety el patients, or 7S7-7S87 THE FINEST SBLECTION — Of Ihopedk and sports Inlurles. salary ulred. will train, si 00 par hour Kit VEGA WAGON — 4-cvl7auk> II7J CHEVY VEGA 1*73 DUSTER new and uied cart In Monmouth Broad SI, Shrewsbury, 144 1401 N.J., 07711. all M. Leverlch, Marlboro Twp. 1700 A/C, HMO Toll Iree: 1004413041 til 1 a.m. based on experience. Attractive ben air, new complete mhauit 4 brakes CHEVY CHEVETTE I*SO — 4 evi. County. Over 100 air-conditioned FILE CLERK/TYPIST — Part- 1. Call 70O4M0 noon, 134-040*, Ext. I). Asking US0, will talk Call 4*>071! Call m 1404 Call 717-I4S1. new cert In tlock. McGLOIN 4 door hatchback. »uto.t air. roar time. Insurance office. Pleesent sur- UMMER HELP WANTED — Play. aftar s p M 1*71 DODGE DART SWINGER — datroitar, aac. cond.. AM/FM BUICK-OPEL INC.. Shrewsbury Construction roundings. Write: Insurance. P.O. FIAT 1*73 - Sporl convertible, new Ave.. New Shrewsbury. 741-4100. ound assistant supervisors, ens 4 PS/PB. auto. tram., air, I-dr.. imall caiiailo, UV» HI 4701 alter 4 p.m point. Interior perfect, runs good, Bon M7, Red Bent. 07701. REAL ESTATE SALES - We have em Instructors, life guards, swim l*yo OLDSMOBILE — Good cond. VS. Strock AM/FM radio, 11000 or 4! 000 ml . liaOO 144 13*4. Equipment 1 positions evellable lor Ikensed exc second car, ISM Call altar CHEVROLET MALIBU CLASSIC THUNDERBIRD 1*11 — Air. FORMAN M/F — Building materi- earn coach, diving coach. Mutt be bolt oTIar Call altar 4:30, 471-1170. PS/PB. aulo Irani., speed control. sales people. Increase vour poten- oh school ereduote with ex- em , /]t W) 1*77 — 4 dr. Mdan, PS/PB, A.T., AM FORD GALAXY 1971 — 1-door, a. al! warehouse and yard tormen. tial call Darrah Associates. 1*74 CHEVY NOVA — Good cond., radio, v a. to.ooo ml., aiklng S1.K1 AM/FM stereo,, vinyl roof, in • FT. METAL UTILITY BOX —Menegement posllien. exg. re- trlence In recreation end working VI., auto.. PS/PB. elr, orlglnel Shrewsbury. 741 3310 llh children. Contct Helmdel Roc- 71.000 mi . aiklng 11*00 Call 74IHM owner 1400 141-411* alter S a.m. terlor/exlertor decor group, low Locking divided compartment! with quired, bring resume. Apply In per 2 Autos For Sale 1*1-4441 miles, must sell. Cell 7414SS4. key. with mounting brockets. Exc. eon. Monmouth Building Center. 777 eatlon Oflke. **s 1170 =ORD 1*71 — LTD, I owner, cond tWO firm. S3O-W71 Shrewsbury Aye., Shrewsbury REAL ESTATE HOLMDEL WITCHBOARD OPERATOR — H77 HONDA CIVIC WAGON - N.w CHEVETTE 1*71 Air, auto Irani . ond , new palm job. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCE — Su Yes. we are hiring. 4 7 1 (III 4 dr., AM/FM catMtlo, body ax- perb service DOWNES PONTIAC. vontngs 4 weemnds. Ind. shut llrai 4 brakot, naodi radiator stafS 747OJ44 FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS Why not loin America' No. I lop or bail oHor 171 »4U cellant. now bra*oi. now MOWI. raar 41 Lower Wain Si. Matewan 10 Wanted Automotive People needed lor general resteu- teller. Century 11 Ability Rltv.. Bkr. hours, pleasant 4 permanl position dolrolUr. SISOO firm. 141 1410 1*71 FORD GRAN TORINO - 144-m* rant support work. Including set-up, 44140J4 1*77 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Needs Irent. work, MOO 1*70 Chevy grill work, dlshweshlng. and foun- — Vlnvl rool, PS/PB, Pwr door CHEVY IMPALA 1*47 — till Call mpela, UK 144 1*41 TOYOTA COROLLA 1*73 - 4 cvl . 4. A I TOWINO - 14-hour service, tain positions. Openings available RECREATION PROGRAM COOR WITCHBOARD OPERATOR — AVIS locki, loan AM/FM. crulH, till 172-0031 or 172-0414 weed, good cond Aiklno tlllO Cell lunk cars bought 4 lowed. Auto Immedlelelv. No exp necessary. DINATOR/SUPERVISOR — 11 shift, full or part lima Long Itlatcoplc stoarlno. low ml.. Ilka after t o m FORD PINTO WAGON t*M — Eac Ml *M1. repairs 4 road service. 4714471. Employee food discounts end unl Degree In recreation wllh program- m 741-4700. ntm. mull M*. tsoOO Call 747 lisa ond.. low ml., greet mpg, many forms provided For detells. see ming experience In special evenli CIRCLE CHEVROLET TOYOTA 1*71 — Goad cond. Silt AX ASSESSOR — Pan-time. N.J. ealres, 134M. Cell lor delellt. CASH ON THESPOT — For lunk menager lor Interview between IS and summer activities. Permanent ermiceilon flraulrod. 11 hrs per t¥tl CHEVY IMPALA — 4-door, Snrawmurv A>0. •711374. Call between fa.m. 4 noon, and running cars. Free pickup. Cell on Tues.. Merch *. or between 14 on part lime position Contact Holmdel Young I s«-«l 741-1131 weal. Apply M parson, * am ta i PS/PB. AM/FM, air cond., UMO or He-tan 7 a.m. to * p m. 471-S4I4 or Will*. Wed.. Merch 10. Frelendlv Recreation Offke, *4e-S*7*. p.m.. Mon. Frl lo Municipal Men bait otfar. 472oa3l FORD PICK-UP I*SS — Good run- TRANS AM TURBO PACE CAR — Restaruant. 747 Broad St.. In ager, 41 Church it, Keambur* nine cond. lor work or restoration. CASH FOR JUNK Shrewsbury EEO/M/F. Cars CITATION Xtt SPORTS PACKAGE t**0. Loaded P/W, P/S, P/B. A/C, RN-LPN M/F PART-TIME II to 1*71 CHEVETTE - Exc. cond.. 4- IK» 4*1-1431. CARS 4 TRUCKS 7 A.M. Please cell Weslwood Hall RAINEES — For an embroidery speed. AM/FM. ajc. fuel economy, - ml 1-dr Halchback, P/S. 4 cruss control, power trunk, Joicu 747*110 engine, leather 4 valour toots. 17400 FULL-TIME CLEANING PER. Hebrew Nursing Home, 111 Bath achlno Apply In person, lo* Hwv orlglngl owner. 124*}. 141-4S4*. ipood. bucket toati. Muit loll. FORD TORINO 1*74 — Station wag- SONS — Must have experience In Kor Sale on, v 4. low mileage. HMO miles. Mini COM. Call S41410I. Aye., Long Branch, in 1177 . Koyport. NJ. landmark by Wheel 14.100 141 1114 JUNK CARS WANTED wexlng 4 stripping Moors. Apply al llv No phone calll. gtaaia. I«M TOVOTA PICK-UP — 11.000 4714*11 SALES — Home Party Plan. ml., exc. cond . I vr. w.000 ml. COUGIR 1*74- XR7. McalKnt con TWIN BORO MOTORS INC. Cell 747 1471 or 1410004 Nichols. Rt. X 4 Lloyd Rd.. dltlon Sl.aoo 131 Newman Springs Red Bonk Melewen. Wanl to nave thoee oilrasf TRUCK DRIVER 47 Shrewabury *v*. warranty Price S1M0 Cell 747 7*44. GEORGE WALL Step dreaming! cell between 1 4 * p.m. after • p.m.-Ren. Call S41-IM*. LINCOLN/MERCURY AMC/Jeep/Renault 7474040 JUNK CARS WANTED Red Bank, 747-0301 Dan's Towing GAL/GUY FRIDAY - ._ Sell lop quality Wkker. 144 Wit Snrawibury Avt . at Svcemor* work year round In amusement Cell 4714*4*. IMI CAMARO in — ttmt ml., l«*0 CUT LASS Ot SMOBL t »7,000 Siuawlburv 747.5401 1114131 ml., air, AM/FM, vlnvl roof out. TWO GREMLINS business In Keensburg. Some book- asking S7.1W Cell alter 7 p.m.. 1*71 and 1*73. One needs work. First keeping end secretarial skills a • 71741*1 cond . S4M0. 717-233* altar 4 p.m. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS CARS JUNK CARS WANTED — Call WANTED, 4 AMBITIOUS PEOPLE ANOTRUCKS - Many lend through 1400 tokos both. Call Andy between Warren el en 14*1 between 7 a.m. must. Sand resume lo MB. P.O. Box SALES MANAGER Wllh management capabilities. • 44. 7474*13 and 7 p.m. US, Heilel, N.J. 0771*. 10 hrs a week, con give liwo 10 ocal telei. under 1100 Call XX a mo. For appointment call 714 14*0141 for your directory on TWO FORONE SPECIAL — 1*74 IMPORT MANAGER — Clothe! end We ere seeking a taH-motlvated in- TOP DOLLAR dividual lo handle our eccounl pro- between I 4 4 p.m.. *44 4411 tow lo purchete. Open 24 houri. AMBASSADOR WAGON, fully FOR USED CARS designs. 3 veers experience. Knowl- equipped 1*41 FORD FALCON. edge ol Arebk. French end English. moting the leading local newspaper. WELDERS - Experienced In pipe GRANADA 1*71 — 4-door. Now LIPPIN MOTOR CAR CO.. INC. You will be training, supervising 11.400 for both, m 1341 alter 11 p.m Rl IS savrevllle. N J 7171101 Contact and tamlllerltles with sup ttlng 4 welding Apply between 14, arburalor, batlery and 4 tiro*. pliers and manufacturers In Moroc- end motivating groups at teenagers nferno Therm, Locust St., Koyport CLASSIFIED Auto. »,.! 11.100 4110441 Us¥b VOLKSWAGEN —ENGINES In Northern Monmouth County. E» ANO TRANSMISSIONS. OUARAN- co. Salary 1300 per week, 40-hour per lence Is not needed we will train week Report lo N.J Job Service. WORK.AT.HOME JOBS AVAIL 4 HONDA ACCORD 14.000 ml . TEEO OTHER USED PARTS vou to be successful. Four-door car, BLEI - Substanllel eernlngs pos on the rood I vri. only, 1 ipood ALSO AVAILABLE CALL KINNV Ill Monmouth St., Hod Bank JO No wagon or van required. For appoint- 44*1131 No lee charged. Me. Cell SH4414g*l. Ext. 1141, lor AM/FM. tun root, mint cond. S4JO9 THEODORE. 7414300. ment, cell Mr. Frank Taylor at lormetlon. Irm. Call after 5:31 P.M. Sla-IMS I4I4M0 VOLVO • New 4 Used 51 Help Wanted INFORMATION — On ALASKAN OUNG COMPANY — Looking lor JAOUAR ten ~ Will be thawing Sales, peril, tervke, body thop and OVERSEAS Jobs tlO.OOO te Saul » T4T MOTORS, 210 Wood- Male/Female veer posubie Cell Equal Opportunity Employer M/F BUSINESS DIRECTORY Shore Molort Rt 31, Well, lie 7100 Depl 70*1 good Income, mutl drive. Pteese bridge Ave., Highland Park. 7111/7 VOLVO PARTS SALE - New used, A DAILY GUIDE lor oldies, restorer!. Cheap). RED 1141 10 WEEKLY —Working pert or JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT — To par- SECRETARY-PER- JEEP — With plow, 1*M COS, V 4, BANK VOLVO. 741-SM4. lull-time at home. Weekly 'orm account! analvili. Journal en Babysitting/Child aiklng I1J10 paychecks mailed directly 10 you rial, cash receipts Responsible for SONNEL OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Call S3O-*4S7. VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT l*7t - Irom Homo Office Slerl Immediate . ompuler operations and other sen Position available for Individual who Car* <0.000 ml aulo air. good cond.. No experience necessary. Ne- aral duties Send resume with salary Is able 10 Interface wllh all levels of KITSON CHEVROLET CO. SI**). Call after 4. Ml-leT* iional company Oetallsandapplke- requirements, detailing experience Hwv 34 Ealontown management. Is self-dlrect 4 EEDED IMMEDIATELY — Re- llon melted. Send vour nemo end and education, to p o BOM 171, MM capable ol working on own. Must Ml 1000 1*4* VW — Good Condition, new address to Bond Industries, Hiring dlelown. NJ 07741. able babysitter. II am to4 p.m., brake!, new shocks, new tires llio neve excellent steno 4 typing ikllli uas thru Frl. 717 1301 FIREPLACES BELLY OANCINO FURNITURE LABRIOLA MOTORS Depl 77, Kendalle. Texas, 7*017. 4 can handle confidential details Call anytime Wt-SSti LAW OFFICE—Seekseneflleclerk with decrotlon. A WOODSTOVES EXCITING TASHA — Belly Dane UPHOLSTERY Newman Spring! Rd Rod Bank ACTIVE RUMSON REAL ESTATE and one auelllled accurate typist lor ESPONSIBLE BABYSITTER ng lor lurprlsa parties, bellvgrems 7411433 VOLVO IH7 Aulo trant 4 PB. OFFICE - Seeking Ikensed sales word processing, will train. Call EEDED - > days a week, 1:30 to lowly rebuilt. A/C. good running Excellent salary, liberal benefits p.m.. In my Rgd Bank norm Cell Call DIM. XPERIENCEO PROFESSIONAL person. Cooperative stall 4 lloor 741-3*00 plus convenient Northern Monmouth FIREPLACES 4 WOOD STOVES - Will upholtter your furniture. MALIBU CLASSIC 1*71 - 40.001 ond. Fender rusted *4*4ISI. lime guaranteed Phone 741-7171 far 144 41*1 otter 1 p.m. Chtmpavi, brick haarthi 4 wain ml, AC. vi. good cond. asking County location. Send resume with Reaioneblo ratoi. Vour labrlc. Cell appointment. LEGAL SECRETARY - Proficient salary history 10 Box A 413, The MARINE ret., 441-7411. SHOO. Cell between I * p.m., VW RABBIT — Champagne edition. in litigation 4 worker's compense- CONSTRUCTION 1304114 one cond. slkk 4-saesrJ.AM/FM re lion Pension plan, life Insurance, Dolly Register. Shrewsbury. N.J ii Help Wanted dk>. low ml. 1 door. reg. gas. S3.H* 07701 Equal Opportunity Employer CARPETCLEANING MERCEDES 117! — 410 SEL ^ARTILLERY motor medical ell noncontrlbuteWe Call 1JO 1141 by employee CHAMLIN. SCHOT SECRETARY — Siena. Ivplna Ac EXPORT DOCK REPAIRS — W. Martl«v Metallic blue, mint cond.. meny aa> TLANO. ROSEN, CAVANAGH. UL Squ(r*l, m*rln* contractor I EXPERT CARPET CLEANING trei. I owner, low mileage, lll.yx VW 1*4* — Squerebecfc Cannoneer, Surveyor, and Fire live reel estate office, friendly at MANAGEMENT Direction Specialist opening! now IANO. ATTORNEY AT LAW. Cell WNnB: Hf-WT7 ueholiterv cleenlng. Reetonebte 171-1771, Mon.Frl . *:30 a.m.-l p.m. debte. runs well Tires 4 nailery I Mrs Rudoulst 12* 3700 mosphere Interesting "lake- alet^ Morr^i HoWman. 747-010* old S300 call m mi eves wllh Jersey City unit Ask about our charge" position Cell for appoint, runtauuau EXPERIENCED EXPORT MAN MECURY MONARCH — 1»714-cyl., S1100 enlistment bonus. For more ment. 774 *300 AGER - *v*.f»bl« on a part dm*. TREETERVICE"'"' A/C. PSPB, AM/FM Sloro, tM» WE BUY USED CARS - Tee dollar Information or 10 see If you qualify. LOOKING FORA 1ND INCOME t- taMK/Ufi. PAINTING* cell collect M/F eio hrs per week. Far ap b*i4is I can marktt your Pfoducl or WOODY'S TREE iEHVict - trM Call 44J 1**1 paid Schwarll ChryilerPlymoulh, itrwKt mltrnatlonallv Ml 4004 141 W Front SI . Red Bank 74747*7. 71*1*13 polntmenl cell 7*7 MM or 144 14.12 Must be experienced ft thrub Irtmmtng A removal, fully WALLPAPERING MERCURY MONARCH 1*74 — 1 anytime or after 4. 144 14*1 In all phases of parts Inturad. IT— tttlmatH Ut>1l12 dr.. Scyl . aulo . PB/PS. air. Army Reserve Opportunities RUG REPAIR ALL WORK GUARANTEED - AM/FM aueck itereo. Bell oiler 1 . Trucks a Van* MANAGEMENT TRAINEE — DIAL THE business. An individual CMAMICTILi Wellpaperlng, pointing Free etli Full/pert lime, H*7 per 10 start No ol high Integrity All fr- motet Cell Mike al 4*S-14*T. . For Sal* experience needed Cell lor Into, RUGS CARPETS - Cul mnv ilia or MERCURY COUGAR 1*71 - In run- SEMBLER/SOLDERER/EXPER. 311 1314. 1 em,-4 p.m. inges, salary plus In- thap« Binding, rtrpalrtng SlfKt NEW 4 REPAIRS - Bathroom re nine cond.. chrome wheeli. UH or modellno 741-4071 or 431-1171 after 4 E INC ED — Mantigi eajsmblv, (ANICURIST — Experienced. CLASSIFIED centive. Send com- IM2 Call 142 00/0 belt otter 4*1 U4J 1*73 STEP VAN - PS/PB. auto. 14 soldering PC boards Knowlaeve» It ueel body Asking SI,400 Call lusv nail salon. knewllBgeat wax plete resume to Box INT/EXT MGB GT 1*74 electronic perls reoulred. NuDale, M pedicures Tues -Set. 71O1170 ELECTRONIC REPAIR 471 7177 Little Silver, 141-1717. CARPENTRY Eac. cond. MEDICAL SPECIALISTS TODAY! #A-414, Ftod Bank PAINTING 747 1441 after J 1*73 INTER VI TON PICKUP — 4- ASSEMBLY SHOP — Ship, recleve. ,114*4* pert time, call colleci Register. Interview will PHASOR ELECTRONICS COM CARPENTER - Will do imall IOD1 cvl . a.000 ml.. HIM. train, simple assembly and solder PANY Lomptlml MrvKino O» hi MONMOUTH MOTORS Call 747*431 70*1*53 be arranged. In iporv time to lupplement Income. Don't welt tog long. Booking now. No II Hwv IS, Eolontown Ing NuPata. Little Silver. O4M7S7 Army Reserve OepertunMMs Ii Me'MI »>quipmanl, IfllavUiont and I r«« •illmatai 470 JOI0 ob loo We or imall I only ule the 542-1700 CHEVY BLAZER 1*00 — Like new. radio* Fr*t pick up and dtllv bail point Benjamin Moore. Quality Ml-1414 AUTO SERVICE MANAGER - Mrboa, good tires, SIM Or belt otter. 7TH. TO I1TH. GRADE '50 1300 Mon wed • AU I 30 MUSTANG 1*73 — 3-spsed. 301 VI, Cell 1*1*144 11 you need 10 ear n $31 to 170 weekly PART-TIME - M/F. work tram * Exec Secy Skills Pet tor more tntajmalpn eereget Free elllmaiei. AC. 4 new tires, new enheuil. 47401 JIM S CAdPET INSTALLATION - Call 741 114* and vou live In the home on telephone(program.eern up ml. S4S0. 141 4440 Hailel/Kevport/Keaniburo eree. to 13! 10 1100 per week depending on Sain cleaning, ra-levi, ro-ilrotchai THE GRAPHIC WALL 4 Motorcycle* *OIII; 0 awenence neees ODD JOBS — Light hauling, reaton- OPEL MANTA 1*71 — Orlglnel we mev have a lob for vou. Trans- time avellebte 74/41*1 or 774-1*31 lk Custom Oeslgned Art portation provide**. ten Ml ten For apt*, oat 4 reaurt 1444177 owner, i door. 4-cvl-. aulo, snows PART TIME MANAGEMENT - I 7MJ.U00 Mon Wed 1 AM I 30 Painted On Your wain with wheels. *«c running cond.. Call Mr. Richard. 143 1310 H>S**7 after 5 a.m. 1*74 KAWASAKI KZ40* — Exc.Eoual Opportunity Employer M/F need 1 Petals who are Interested In 741 MOVING A STORAOI Cell Alke M4 1747 attar 4 e.n SIKH Call 747 ion .liar 7:3* p.m. cond.. asking 1710 Cell 144-1431. elk earning 111,000 to 131.0*1 exlre a HOME lor Al. CLERICAL - Pevroll clerk lo cal veer Call Mr Akin. M14**4 NICK'S MOVERS - Low ratal, ton LANDSCAPING LAWN PARK CHEVROLET culete hours ond other pevroll duties lor ratal. Ireo tinmatai Sloroea IMPROVEMENTS Sale! Leellne Service Parti 1*30 SUZUKI — GSSSOL Mint COM . end clerkal duties Send resume la PART-TIME SALE*)- S* M per Mr. •ary. «rw»a nm. la apama acat W* travel Call anvllmo, 144*1*4 MAINTENANCE Rt 44 7711111 -Neptune ffpaged, sissy bar, many extres. P.O. Box 17*. Mktdletown, NJ 07741 guaranteed, dwwttnad a avail in*!, rlMfMlE*. rw-«00 * AM-1:1 Lican^a No Asking S1*M. 144 304* flaiVsv fWetevfV, nFafJsTV •VfVBJw intP" TATljT IMI. A I HOME REPAIR', — Remodel PONTIAC TEMPEST 1*47 — 4-cvl.. COOK — Pert-time, 1 la 1, must can handlehescreeted en opening In TEACHERS WILL DO MOVINO - ina. imuletlon, careontrv. pluming, OMPLETE LAWN CARI — And SI** Alto 1*41 Ford Custom, small IHI YAMAHA VZ I1SH - Water 1. PS/P*. A/C, POO 1301441 have experience In short order cook our sales staff. Our tag people earn Big or tmall Licanix] and imurfl ' electric, maionrv. No lob too imall maintenance. Cell Jim for frog eitl cooled, eiceltent condition. Herdly Ing lor reildentlal care facility til -t per hr. We will tram. Call R 4 R Maintenance. 471*471 mete, 741 nil Ineured. ridden Mull see to appreciate, 7171*00. Diana al 1411VJ1 Free etlimMet 13HH3/141-1143 PONTIAC 1*73 — Good motor, tires meny oatres. Muit tell. Cell ofter I COMPLETE LAWN MAIN p.m. 7474*4*. COOK — Seafood experience neces- FULL I IKE — Home improve. TBNAMCI - Spring cleanup 4 body. S331 1*74 Cetellna, grill 4 right fender damaged, good car, sary Apply In person after 4 p.m. LEOALSERVICES It. No loo loo imall Free alll Landscaping Insured. Free etll- Whan Pttb, Highland*. ^TMVKSU. melat Call >»-*ot7. M7J SeS-IMI, HARLEY DAVIDSON SUPER High school graduate! only THE MONMOUTH COUKTYCETA HANKRUPCY Reasonable roles OLIOBL- IN*. Immaculate cond COUNTER HELP WANTED —1:31 Call tar your ewalnLmoM For appointment Stanley Seector. LAWN SERVICE RASSAS PONTIAC For kite call after s. Hl-Olll 10 2:1°- Mutl apply In Person; Hew 8UMMER YOUTH 7744)7* OF. HtRRMAN Commercial, residential, reatan Army Reserve Opeerlunlltos Builder 4 carpenter Addllloni, el MS Brood SI Red Baa* 741 S110 HONDA CYCLES — An* ID'™! r*jflevOMJ, IfilurvjO jMJsjen » aiVO Shore Ana's Number One Dealer PART-TIME — Telephone hot*. taralloni, family roomt, betomentt EMM RITTENHOUSE DENTAL HYOIENIST — Part-time. EUPIOYMENT PflOfiRAW INCOME Spaclaliilno In the "Country Colon) LINCOLN M1RCURY. Int. Rl. * South. Freehold 441 4M1 We Red Bar* area, salary besed on Esim rWaltTIf WsVjfJe) P^Wta EBSIIIV tMfMIt el" look. S3l-*ees. O Hwv. 31 77S.ISH Ocean Two experience. Call 741IIM far aapt. working at our eftke or In your TAX SERVICE PLUMBING « home. • »* 30 p.m. Our la* pro- SANSONE OLDSCAOILLAC KAWASAKI MO LTD 1*11 — I vr. DENTAL HYOIENIST — I or 1 ducers earn ever S» per hr Days WANTS YOU! GUBITOSA CUSTOM PAINTING — HEATING Kewman sgrktes Rd., Rod Ban) warranty. Oyno Guards. Week, I.*** days, challenging, rewording op- flexible. No experience neceesarv ACCOUNTANT - Portonel, Feoar 7414* tO miles. Like new «IMt. Call 717 7407 portunity to work wllh devotee ere- al 4 Statt laiai areparad. Low Home Improvements, In* Call Diane at M14M3 lerwoaterler Written eillmalei tone's who eriloy their work. Re- ratal 7J*O114 YOUNO PLUMBER — Looking la (TEIN CADILLAC fART TIM* — If you are between the age. of 14 - 21 Inclusive imured 1*0-01** after 4 a.m. * AIBURY AVE.. ASBURV PARK the leader in lawn care. Technklane ACCOUNTANT - Will do all lye* N.J. fix old plpei Low rates. *r. dii KAWASAKI SM LTD 1*11 — 4 cvl, counli Lkonu No. 1411 Rev electronic lemtlon, exc. cond., MO DENTAL HYGIENIST — 1 or 1 needed at Lawn Doctor Good gar and classified as economically dtadvantaged, ol tai forrni in vour homo Call atte ml., must sell. lie**. Call 7414111 days, challenging, rewarding op- aha) advancement Call Diane at 4pm Ml 1744 7IV4M4. porlunllv la work with devoted pra- Monmouth County CETA Summer Youth Em- JOHN R0ESIN4) APPLIANCE f esslonels who enjev I heir wort. Re- turn. ployment Program hi presently distributing ap- IntarWX/aaierlor home ropelrt KZ 4M 1*77 — Exc. ceres. Call after iume Box 4*1. Lone Branch, 0774*. PARTTIME — Tel ALL TAX RETURNS- Ex*.. Me Certificate of Occugancy work POWER TILLING money saving tecnwue, ts.lt and ua REPAIR S am. Itmg, guaranteed hourly plications for summer employment If you are Call Ms Ramav 4711471 Peming DISHWASHER! — Perl-lime commission Call MM774. > Free animate! TAKING APPOINTMENTS — Far nights, must have own Irenseerle- currently an AFDC, or 881 recipient, a Foster Ho lob Mo imall spring plowing, aardens. beds llon. Apply m person. The Sheroton PART TIME Child, a Ward of the Court, currently on proba- EXECUTIVE TAX SERVICE - eW-lBW •owns, manure, woodchle* Free es S AtTtoSarvIc**/ Inn. Hwv. IS. Hallet SALES Tea 4 financial planning compute llmatei Cell 741 13*3 tion, handicapped. Emancipated Youth, or ec- tea analysis. All returns Pro Parti DRIVER — Year round, full-time Telephone Marketing NO JO* TOO SMXlL — Inlerler 4 Apply In lesiionallv prepared. 17*701* or eilerlor palming Cellar! 4 attics Our nova Marketing Program has onomically disadvantage based on the cur- i7l 0443 eleaned Storm window!, doori, eul RUBBISH REMOVAL Sea BrW bean so succeseful H to exeanatng. Peeltlens are available far serf cen^ rent OMB 70%'poverty guidelines. Dtease con- lert Imulled. etc Free ettlnuMee. 1*71 ENGINE - 3*0. very good cen- ECONOMY GOT YOU DOWN? - IMent individuals who an tetllki* te tact the MCETA Summer Youth Emptoyrrvent FEDERATED TAX SERVICE - Eiperlancao Call Boa Ademi JOHNCO REMOVAL SERVICE — dttrori. etklna S3W. M4-*4!3 or Avon often goad **>. nece age— be tremed In Snort form 1) 00 Lone form 110 « 4 •41-44*4. Junk, construe lien debris, June, cart, •real erlies. Call 471*3*1, Program Office, Building #428. Fort Mon- up. Call 747 TIM day or evening. trees cut. For animate call MMIS* or 7744411. SPECIALIZING IN MINOR ~ DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM — Com- mouth, N.J. 07703, or call (201) 542-6808 plete from exhaust maAttekfs to raar EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE Left utktk. G 4 C TAX SE P. VICE — Tea returns Home Inerovemenl, elte Par teaiKilryujiel call: penanced In reef reealri. Call Tom TEMPORARIES aaebee. bumper, only 4 rnos. eh). SIOO Alee MARKETINO PERSON — Taeeelsl between the hours of 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, prepared in your home For appoint Woabore. Dteara, Dlek- 1 creger nag master mage, 14x*.S, on a pen-lime Basle tyHk dtrect Mr. Kressman, 542-4009 ment cell. VJ3-4III woahora, Rolrlgeinlero, SM with caps. Call St>*a|7. selkltatlon of subecrlptien orders Mondays thru Fridays. mm NEW. TEMPORARIES — Home Froeeare, aVaei _f Bleeerte for rapidly growing financial publi- STRATTON CONSTRUCTION CO oflke cleenlng. hand.men. sacra. cation. Send resume te: Robert A. REAL ESTATE SALES — Our OttKa PERSONAL BUSINESS 4 STATE - Rumean, N.J. awlMMng cantrec Slengor 4 Co., P.O. Box 1, Pair KM "room al the top" for t f utlllme - Returns prepared completely 3 terles. child care, gerdeners. In rOf *Ml •#nrfC# Auto Rent/Lease suree). Per 1-hr, day you pay HI OS Haven, H.J 177*1 new er experienced estecloses We yri In Mlddletown Cell lor appoint dormeri 4 eeaWleni 4 C of O ropelr after IraMna. adverllsmg 4 e 11 work 141 am M44tei »ll; 717-em 34 haws. C*»«eir*tal ment, 471 ll»*. Margery Trovele. RENT A VAN — Low, lew rates. Call IRISH PUB NEEDS KITCHEN year proven sutidW record. Call WE WANT YOU! 1 730-0099 Marty, TOM'* FORD. Hwv. IS. Kev- HELP — Flexible Retire. wHI Iraki. Roger Cetans at 741-MM. Century 1 eort. H4.IM). Call 7474***. M PhJ. Caaens. Reelter. Pair Haven. SHREWSBURY, N.j MONDAY, MARCH e. 1982 The EMIy Register 17 3...get 4 extended classified deadline tad le Sunday the neit time you Register rates arc economical ' aRMiitercUMifiedadior and you can chars* your ad to Call in your ad anytime up to _ i'lBrttell give you the 4th either Master Ckarae or Visa. TOLL FREE PHONES day ree Now that's a Rood deal See how earn it is? Call M hours 4:30 P.M. for next day daily insertion. Betide* you net last results too a day on I7M. this offer not for MIDDLETOWN AREA «71 9300 commercial advertisers. M ATA WAN AREA MS-SIM We make it easy to do business with us 542-1700 I NON-COMMERCIAL ADS. ONLY. PHONE THE ACTION LINE, 542-1700 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE. CALL AT ANYTIME. 53 Domestic Help 4] Monty T{ 71 Merchants. Tiger 131 HOUJBS For Silt 135 Commtrclal For Sato Prop«rif COMPANION - For .Marlv worn ABANDON ALL IM PROBLEMS en. » am M. H 4 p.m. iu«. Llvo RED BANK - Townhouse, with PRIME HWV. IS — Property MM IK. PMJM 741-4347 IIM. thru Prl. BEDDING SETS - Naw. twin I7t. dock. I bodrooms. 1* baths. A/C. dletown 111' Mghwev frontage. $CASH-14'/2%$ lull m Bed Irames. IIMI family room, garage. I11I.SO0 bulldlno too s. ft I77JJOO Owner Dinettes, tn.ll K.o. Sharp's Joosten A Joosten. Broker, 741-4370. iflltiJ EXPERIENCED - How. worker "FKCI" BROCHURES ON GOVERNMENT U PLANS Furniture. Ill Hwy. M. West fjHRtWSBURY — This Immeculole end lawn*nt. far NMH hem. I* FOR HOMEOWNERS Keantburg. Dally 14 p.m.; Sat. IS Human. II Men Frl. no cNUren. pm moot) Ranch has It ell, 4-bedroomt Includ- CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS ing master tMMIroom with dressing 134 InduWlal Property na caatM. Ail Maal lab lar a rawa» aree. 1"J baths, control air. gal •iBBla lArWll mlAflarf ,-.1,.,. nmw IWM urn CHEESE MELTER - Savor. I', •an. CM Mrs Damn M Renney H1.000 111)41 etc. cend . UOO or best oftor. heel, t hug. .nt.rt.lnm.nl ere. ABERDEEN MAJAWAN 1100 u SchaM, HHm. •WOOD Ul]]| Hill" with o wet ban I17I.S00 AP- ft. with oaraos door, available tor Slop Fo.uo.ur. Horn. RomoOM PLEBROOK AOENCV INC. Re-warehousing, manufecfurlno. HOU1IKSEPER - Fullllm.. II I Restore u»l i.Mil Bu.in.ii .u COLDSPOT — Retrlgorator/lreeler altors. 043-NOO. tloroga. essemblv Located within p.m.. 4 days, nlc. eirrresahert for Gal e«tra caili Anv reeson with Ice maker. UOO Prowess up- en Industrie! p'ar* next le Garden rMil parian. awn car, raf. Call STOP FORECLOSURE right Ireoier. avacodo. 1300. Stale Pkwv. enterence end exit. lti 144«. S-l pro • '41 Monmouth County Free Appropriation BlUncaso/lla/W/*l 1 (from the Audit) .. MONMOUTH COUNTY Amount Approprlatod ta edeoteptad PV II1I « Budeet PUBLIC NOTICB A4Mlllenal amount spariallllot durtae PY tl«T On March I, Itn. We County of Proa Aooroorlatlens Balances 4/J0/W (eat.) ,1* Monmouth will submit ta the united Amount Aaoroerlalea In PV n« _ SIMM Department ef Leeer. mod Fro. Appropriated Balances 4/a/W (eat.) W4W.W 444M7I illcetiont tor tka Fiscal Year 1M1 Annual plan Subparts far Title III, A copy of said budget shall ba on f II* and opan to tha examination of tha public aach school day batwaan tha Title IV IYITPI and Title VII. hourt of »:oo a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from March I, ltd until tha data of tha public haarlng, at tha office of tha Secretary of tha Board of Education. SIS Tlnton Avanua, Tlnton Fallt, N. J. Tha PTopoeed Budgat for tha school yaar 1«n-1M] may ba axamlnad at tha offlca ot tha Autlnat. Employment and Tralnlno Act af Admlnlttrator batwaan tha hour* of *:00 A.M. and 1:00 *M. Monday through Friday. till, at amended In 1171 Dated: March!, ie»J ;1 The purpose el the module.lien Patrick R. Collum Board Sacratory/Schoot I la tha Title MB end Title VII Annual School Business Administrator Store Raglonatlonall lMrgtiSch Plan Subparts 11 to revise warn la Monmouth Raglonal High School 1 f # 0 H tf # o## MS Tlnton Avanua W Of If IMUI n ™#Tl( MUrlWw. I .(IT aw so recent reductions In fundlna. Watt Long Branch. N.J. Ivnu Title ill decreased from S4.tM.*» Tlnton Pall*. Naw Jartav 07714 i rtiiBM M SI.744,770 and Title VII eacreeaad Morckl tuUar ) -nitto o . SHREWSBURY, NJ. MONDAY, MARCH a, 1982 The Daily Register 19 'The Action Line' Brookdale aids students 542-1700 threatened by SS cutoff «UNitvDcou.iai LOOAL MOTICI MIDDLETOWN - Dr. BA. Bar-at any college. The Faculty Association Brookdale entrance procedures, includ- HM of TrwtMl of ringer, president of Brookdale Com- of Brookdale has pledged its support for ing basic skills testing and counseling Community CalMaa .III Installation: •aafcM bid* at tha PurcKailn, Do munity College, Lincroft, has an- the program by encouraging the full- Once enrolled, students may be eligible oarlmar.1, fU Nayrman torlMt In* Llncron. Noa Jaruy an' nounced that jteps are being taken to time faculty to teach and counsel the for other forms of financial aid, but Montfily Sank*: March n. in 1 00 P M era.alllno meet the needs of high school students students." applications for financial aid must be frllMMall lima. M MM Him M pi«., uid ...141 Mafe- wil'IIl M HWkly apamd and raad interested in establishing Social Secur- In order to enroll in the newly made by March 15, on 1M1-82 forms. IIWY/AMUtoMI (MM... onihato created semester, students should apply "The added semester is open to any- ' CKmKMi ... 0.40 1170/1174 Dliplay T.rmlnal ity benefits lor college monthlly »Jaryka a mlajwli (or aaarayail aajyal) The college will offer a lS-week for admission as soon as possible and one , however, more than 200 high school ayknarv -- ...040 Contract document! may ba oi- Inttallatloo' amlnad and 1.H7.00 PL. OMOO(THtol) 0.1114* 1».«47O0 7.74110 1411.00 7.tM.00 Mr. and Mrs Dale St , West Long Branch, PLtMBO(TlllalVB) 1.U14O 1400 00 1.400 00 RIVKRVIKW MONMOUTH MEDICAL m daughter, March 3. PL. ta-ia (rtondKoMM) m Red Bank Baldwin (Deborah CENTER SUB TOTAL 0.111.0* ll.Mt.00 11 IK 00 1140440 7.741.M 44)140 1l.7t7.00 7.K0.OO Mr and Mrs. Kevin Griffin Barbolini), 45 New Bruns- Long Branch SCE Solaria. - u.ni.o» ii.m.oo 17.M0.00 I7.M0.00 11.41100 wick Ave., Matawan, son, Mr and Mrs Richard Wil- ~ l.-Ottier Exp. V14100 1.1*1.** (Debra Hall), 10 Helms Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 14M.S0 UBJ0 ,«. 1.711.11 1.711.11 14M44 March 6. liams (Cathy Petillo), 1410 Ntnaublk Auxiliary toraktt 40I.0* (4H.00I I4O.00 1.7JO.0O 1410.10 1,407.00 JJrlve, Eatontown, son, Haskins (Gail Bellamy), 25 Mr. and Mrs. James Asbury Ave., Asbury Park, 7.M040 (0040) 7.14040 M4U.0* I14UM 114*040 TJaarchii . Clinton St.. Matawan, son, tM*l.l* (0OO.H) ii.mi* 11.01041 ' 40.ttl.ll 4.J7100 4O.I1I.1I •4,41*44 Moran (Susan Mallly), 26A daughter, March 3. Mr. and Mrs. Dean March 2. 770.7411a M040 77*40144 7IH0O.11 1470JJOH I4044M.1I 14*44*0.44 Hancock St., Keansburg, Hassell (Rosemarie Barone), Mr. and Mrs. Harry daughter, March 6. Mr. and Mrs. Santos T. 1400.00 440040 Parkview Manor, Laurence Shafer (Gilda Ramirez), A-10 Vasquez (Mary Beauduy). liaSS 10410.0* 1*40040 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Harbor, daughter, March 2. Hilltop Terr., Highlands, 109 Atlantic Ave., Long IM004* H.H04* 1)400.00 Basso (Patricia Mewhauer), Mr and Mrs. Michael daughter. March 2. R.D. 1, Chestnut Street, Branch, son, March 3. Jaconski (Alberta Mr. and Mr* Gerald Freehold, son, March 6. 5:!SS iSHS Wierclszewski), 42 Mon- Lewandowski (Deborah Mr. and Mrs. Oden Blley Mr. and Mrs. Robert mouth Ave., East Keansburg, Strazewski). 56 Myrtle Ave (Mory Ennis), 87 Pleasure 047140 l4tl.M0.lS 1,01141444 Young (Denise Disario), 4 TOTAL! MU71.M tlM70.ll 140t4M.tS« son, March 5. Apt. 18, Long Branch., son, Bay, Long Branch, daughter. Oak St., Keyport, son, March TaMoMaacot Mr. and Mrs. Francis March 2. March 3. JaMMVItai . 01411.00 6. Stein (Nancy Gardner), M Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kit Mr. and Mrs. James C. Beechwood Terr., Matawan, PERTH AMBOY treim (Margaret Nowlan), Patterson Jr. (Lynn Keyes), daughter, March 5. Windmill Lane, Humson, 1453 Rustic Drive 7, Ocean, RICAPITULATIOW OP BALAWC1S Mr. and Mrs George Sef- Mr and Mrs. Robert daughter, March 6. daughter, March 2. clk (Susan Apgart), 488 West Gross, SO Sunset Ave., Capital Mr and Mrs John Quinn (J-ll Sa»ciii Pro). Caoltal DaM Raatrva Front St., Red Bank, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Lorie Koleslji), 21 Mi Westra Laurence Harbor, son, Jan. CurraM aw. (J-a-J-0) Outlay Sarvka Tatali 170410.17 U.17I.0O- (11.17100 MI.O1S00 ter, March S. Kuch (Christine Bagby), 44 St., Interlaken, son, March 29 I4B4M.M) Mr. and Mrs. James Jacob (I.tn.01) Bellevue Ave., Rumson, 3y. Mr and Mrs Arthur £an- U71.00 lt,Otl 17. (Jean Wheaton), 930 Pine St., PraaAawo cat a/Mrw laat.i.. IM.tO4.MI daughter, March 7. fini, 22 Gerard Ave.. OM 0.107.17 Union Beach, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bridge, son, Jan. 30. . |.i70tr*nattrrMlr*»iOOtoCO-lltoRO»4JACt:ia-1.11 March 5. Mr. and Mrs Vincent Duda (Barbara Sigwald), Mr. and Mrs. Gary Me- 1*821* Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wlsnlewski (Donna R.D. 2, Box 512, Howell, TIM detailed budget will ba on Ilia and open to tha public between the hourt of M from March 1. Cormlck, 41 Ellen Keith March is! 1»W. at the office of the Board of Education, Naveilnk Ave., Highlands. N. J. 07732. Greeley (Mary Walker), 7 Gadomski), 29 Oakwood daughter, March 3. Marilyn J. Lombardo Road, Leonardo, son, March Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peter- Drive, Matawan, ton, Feb. Tanvat Road, Locust, daugh- Board Secretary 7. son (Louise Scialla). 179 Wall 12 ter, March S. 20 The Daily Register SHREWSBURY, N.J. MONDAY, MARCH 6.1982 Water bills to NEWARK - The average water bill for . « our company/• said CaWfeo jS Two Aberdeen men jailed customers of Monmouth Consolidated Water The rate hike includes a 10 percent,U- Co. wUlgoeptlI percenj t as a result of a rate crease in the fixed service charge, retail* I by the state Board of Public the quarterly charge for a S/IJ»»a meter to Utilities, the co $18 15, Caponigro laid V J-1 for an assault in Red Bank The BPU granted the Shrewsbury . He said public fire protection cfcanlfottl pany a $1.7 million rate increase, an overall increase by S percent, from $18 trig* par Increase of 9.7 percent, on Thursday In Sep- FREEHOLD - Two Aberdeen men have received 15-year Ricciardi also sentenced a Long Branch man to six yean tember, the company had petitioned (or a In granting the bike, the BPU leftopeft prison terms for committing aggravated sexual assault in Red in prison for two counts of distribution of a controlled danger- 23.8 percent increase on grounds that operat- the possibility of a second Increase to cover Bank April 10. ous substance. As part of the sentence, William Nichols, of ing and maintenance expenses had risen rises ip chemical and electricity expenses . Sentenced by Superior Court Judge Benedict R. Nicosia Seaview Manor, must also pay ISO to/ the Violent Crimes The 9.2 percent hike will apply to resi- and the Coats of building a water storage Friday were John H. Lee, 30, and Howard Anderson Lee, 27, Compensation Board. facility at the Newman Springs Road pump- both o( the same County Road address in Cliff wood. dences that use 24,000 gallons of water per Nichols was charged with distributing drugs June IS In quarter, according to Michael J. Caponigro, ing station Both were convicted of aggravated sexual assault and Long Branch, and he plead guilty to the fharges. vice president and general manager of the The company's last rate hike, granted is) criminal restraint in a jury trial which ended Nov. 10. Also on Friday, Superior Court Judge Thomas F. Shebell company. For such residences, the quarterly February, 1981, was 10 percent. Nicosia also ordered each man to pay a $90 penalty to the sentenced Miguel Gonzalex. 31, of Cauldwell Street, the bill will go up from about $51 to about $M, The Monmouth Consolidated Water Co., a state Violent Crimes Compensation Board. Bronx, New York, to 18 months in prison for a weapons Caponigro said. subsidiary of American Water Works Co, In a separate case, Nicosia sentenced a Loch Arbor man to possession offense. "Although we were not granted the full Wilmington, Del., supplies water to cus- a two year probation term and 30 days in the county jail for * The crime occurred Feb. 11, 1980 In Freehold, and amount of what we requested, the Increase tomers In 23 municipalities in Monmouth committing death by auto in an accident which killed a Long Gonzalez plead guilty to the charge. . Michael Capemlgro will certainly lessen the Impact of inflation County Branch woman, in Sea Bright last March 15. Sentenced was Christopher P. Cullen, 26, of Elberon Avenue. He was also fined 1500 In the accident, Cullen's vehicle crashed head-on into a vehicle driven by Roasmae J. Andrews on the Highlands-Sea Bright Bridge. According to a civil suit filed by Andrews' family, Andrews was driving west and Cullen east when the TftcUic /t Z>ate accident occurred. Others sentenced by Nicosia Friday were: A paid directory of coming events for non-profit MARCH 11,12,18.19,18 MARCH 21 Carlos Pernett, 21, of Broad Street, Keyport, one year organizations. Rates $3 50 for three lines for one day, Little Women presented by The Royale Theatre VFW 2179 Flea Market - Sunday, March 21st, 9 probation, a 1250 fine, for distribution of a controlled danger- $1 00 each additional line; $4.50 for two days. $1.25 each Guild is back by popular demand, March 11,12,18,19,20 A.M. to 4 P.M., Hwy. 36 (East) Port Monmouth, N.J. ous substance Sept. 10 in Keyport. additional line; $6.50 for three to five days, $1.50 each at 8: IS P.M. in the United Methodist Church on Broad (Next to AliP). $8.00 per table, $5.00 each additional Edwin A. Conk, 22, of Siloam Road, Freehold, two in- additional line; $7 for four days, $1.75 each additional St.. Red Bank. Tickets $3.00 for adults, $2.50 for children table. Call 566-3160 or 241-392S. line; $7.50 for five days. $2 each additional line; $8 for 10 4 senior cltzens & special group rates also available. determinate terms at the state Youth Corrections and Recep- MARCH 24 tions Center in Yardville, and $350 to the state Violent Crimes days, $2.25 each additional line Deadline noon two days For reservations call 871-2061. MARCEL MARCEAU, universally acclaimed the Compensation Board, for eight counts burglary and six of before publication. Call The Daily Register, 542-4000, world's greatest MIME is bringing his one-man show to theft, in incidents Aug. 20 in Colts Neck, Aug. 3 In Howell, ask for the Date Secretary. March 11 Monmouth Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank, Nov. 17 in Freehold and Oct. 28 and Nov. IS in Freehold Holmdel School Music Association will sponsor an Wed. Mar. 24 at 8 P.M. Tickets are $15, $13.80 and $10. Township. indoor flea market at Holmdel High School from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Large variety of Items and refreshments Senior, Students, Group discounts. Phone orders Master Peter Markovitch, 19, of Bath Avenue, Long Branch, two available. Admission Is free. Card or Visa. Call 8429002. years to the custody Of the state Commissioner of Corrections, MARCH 2 THRU 18 for aggravated assault, Aug. 12 in Long Branch. Nicosia MARCH 21 Friends of Animals Thrift Shop, half-price sale will ITALIAN STYLE DINNER - Holmdel First Aid recommended the sentence be served In a state reformatory. Broadway Snows and Bus. "Joseph," $32.50 "42nd start March 2 through March 13 at 58 First Ave., Auxiliary, Holmdel Village Fire House, Main St., Rt. St.," $45.00. "Sugar Babies," $37.50. 'Best Little Whore James E. Pern, 29, of Chelsea Avenue, Long Branch, two Atlantic Highlands. If you have used clothing or mis- 520, Holmdel. Donation $5 adults, $3 children under 12. House, " $30.00. Bus leaves Middletown at 6:46 P.M., years probation and a (200 fine for burglary Sept. 19 in Long cellaneous items to donate please bring with you. March 13,4-7:30 P.M. Tickets at door Hazlet 6:00 P.M. Sponsored by Mid Atlantic, 787-4821 or Branch. Proceeds go to the non-profit low cost spayed clinic Monmouth College's 10th Annual Open House for 686-3812. James McNight, 29, of Shore Concourse, Cliffwood Beach, located at 1 Pine St., Neptune, N.J. Have your pet two years probation and a $150 fine for burglary Aug. 14 in prospective students and parents Visits to academic spayed now, shots all included at the low cost. Phone for departments Admission and financial Information. 1 Card Party at Buck Smith's on March 25, at 7:30 Freehold appointment 922-0080. Also on Friday, Superior Court Judge John R. Ricciardi p.m. until S P.M. Call 222-8800, ext. 234 for reservations. PiM. Tickets $3, $2 for senior citizens. Sponsored by sentenced a Fair Haven man to six years in prison for Union Beach Regular Democratic Organization. For The Annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner, tickets call Gloria, 739-3468. distribution of a controlled dangerous substance June 6 in Red MARCH5. 12, 19,28.21.28 sponsored by The Married Couples Bible Class of the Bank The Sheraton Inn-Hazlet, March 5,12,19,20,21, 28, Red Bank United Methodist Church, will be served on MARCH tt and 27 Booker Watts, of Allen Street, received the sentence after 6 P.M. dinner, 8:30 P.M. show Dinner, drink and show Sat., March 13, 1982, from 4 to 7 P.M. Adults $6, "Hansel and Gretel" the famous opera by being convicted in a jury trial Jan. 21. $19.50, just show and drink $12.00, (price does not Children $2. All are welcome so come and enjoy the food Engelbert Humperdinck presented by the Monmouth include gratuity.) Starring Lou Llotta, Hank the bar- and fellowship with your whole family. Conservatory of Music Children's Chorus at the Mon- tender on ABC TV's soap "One Life to Live." Special mouth Arts Center, 99 Monmouth St., Red Bank, March I group rates available for 25 or more. For further Oak Hill Academy Open House for prospective 25 at 10 A.M., March 27 at 2 P.M. at 2 P.M. Special 70 information call, Theatre Dept at 284-2400. junior high students and their families. 10 A.M.-3 minute version in English, fully staged with pro- P.M., 147S W. Front St., Lincroft. Entrance test, March fessional soloists and orchestra, directed by Douglas 27. For brochure call 630-1343. MARCH 7 and APRIL 14. Clayton. General admission $4. No charge for adults March 7, "Bamum," April 14, "Pirates of St. Patrick's Dance, sponsored by River Plaza escorted by children under 12. Call 741-6880 or 842-9002 Penzance " Matinee seats, bus trip sponsored by High- Hose Co. No. 1, Colonial Room, River Plaza Flrehouse, Fri., March 28 Performance sold out. lands Recreation Group. Call after 8. 291-1863. Foster St., Corned beef and cabbage and beverage. MARCHn Entertainment. Donation: $10.00 per person. Phone HELENA, the exotic belly dancer, plus the Rose- MARCH8 841-0920. mary Seery IRISH STEP DANCERS and the JULES 8 P.M. Women's Guild of Faith Reformed Church, Bus trip to NYC to see "Little Johnny Jones," JAFEE band will entertain at the PEOPLE-TO-PEO- Middle ltd . Hazlet, presents John Malecki of St. evening performance, sponsored by Open Door PLE dinner dance to be given at the Colts Neck Fire Vincent DePaul Parish, Bayonne, speaking on the Bayshore Area. Cost: $18.00. Bus leaves Red Bank, House on March 27. Starting at 6 P.M. with cocktails authenticity It special properties of the "SHROUD OF Hazlet. Call 739-3963,496-2471. and hors d'oeuvres, a steak dinner with dessert and TURIN " All welcome • no admission coffee will be foUowed by the entertainment, and Vlaceal W. M.tiU Richard N. Rirhroath MARCH 14 dancing will continue till 1 A.M. The purpose of Jersey Ladies Fire Auxiliary, Highlands, is sponsoring a Purim Carnival B'nai Israel, Hance and Ridge Rd., Shore PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE Chapter is to promote. Tricky Tray, 171 Bay Ave., Admission $1.50, March 8, 8 Rumson. Noon to 4 P.M. Free admission Magic Snow, International goodwill by hosting foreign visitors In P.M. Contest, games, food and much more. snort home stays. Those Interested In learning more about this enjoyable activity are cordially invited to The Board of Deacon's of The Westminister Join In the fun and festivity. Cost of admission including Bonco night, West Long Branch Fire Co. 2, Ocean- Presbyterian Church, 84 Ttndall Rd., Middletown, Is chance for a door prize from Brielle Galleries Is only port Ave., at 8 P.M., sponsored by the ladies auxiliary. sponsoring a Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner, with all $15 per person. Call Gordon Burns at 946-6466 for Admission $1.50 plus SO cent grocery Item. the trimmings, on Sunday, March 14, from 5 to 7 P.M., reservations and information. $4 50 per adult, $2 for children under 12. MARCH 28 MARCH 9 St. Ann's P.T.A. sponsors a bus trip to Atlantic Vacation Auction, 1 P.M., Cervino's (Cobblestone) Full Gospel Businessmen's Fellowship Interna- City, Resorts International. Leave school at 1:80 p.m. Restaurant, Rt. 36, Middletown. Middletown Township tional Dinner Meeting, Tues , March 9, at Buck Smith's, Cost $12. Upon arrival at casino, you will receive $10 In Jaycees 20th Annual Auction. For advanced vacation Keansburg. 8:30 P.M. Internationally known speaker, quarters, $3 In food coupons, and will be served a hot list send $1.00 donation to: Jaycees, P.O. Box 184, David Fernald. All welcome. Call 871-1338 for tickets corned beef sandwich and soda on the bus. For further Middletown, N.J. 07748. Vacations to be auctioned off Information please call 495-1672 or 787-661S. Families & Friends for Mental Health meeting will range from Canada to the Caribbean, with many within be held on March 9, 7:30 p.m. at the Mental Health Shrewsbury Hose Co. No. 1 Is sponsoring a Country driving distance. Association office, 90 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Open to Breakfast, Sun., March 14. Featuring eggs, potatoes, Robert C. Mackia MARCH 18 Edward W.Gnaell the public. ham and pancakes, Juice, coffee and more 7 A.M. to 1 Flemington Fur Fashion Show for men and women P.M. at the Flrehouse, Broad St., Shrewsbury. Adults and full course dinner at the Shadowbrook, 6:30 P.M. Parents Without Partners Chapter 644 General $1, seniors $2.50, children $1.26. Meeting and Cocktail Party. Orientation at Don Quix- Tues. Mar. 30. $15.00 donation In advance. Call 747-1880. Changes listed ote's, Rt. 34, Matawan, 8:30P.M. MARCH 17 Door prizes and gifts valued from $10 to $600, sponsored Monmouth County War Resistors League works to by the Monmouth Snore Chapter of Women's American eliminate all wars and their causes. Our focus now Is on ORT. (R.S.V.P. by March 15.) MARCH 16 the presence of nuclear weapons at Earle. Plan to meet by State Police Community Lenten Program — Presbyterian with us every 1st and 3rd Weds. Write WRL, Box 131, APRIL 1 Church House, Sycamore Ave., Shrewsbury, Wed., Fair Haven, N.J. 07701 or call 7474668. BUS TRIP to NYC to Radio City to see (encore) WEST TRENTON- Col. Clinton L. Pagano, State Police March 10. 8 P.M., Dr. Donald Capps, Princeton Theo- and Easter show sponsored by the Open door of the Superintendent, has announced the following promotions and logical Seminary, speaker. Topic: "Proverbs: Forming Red Bank Christian Women's Club Invites you to St. Bayshore Area. Evening show. Bus leaves Red Bank & assignments within the Division of State Police. a Good Marriage." Public invited. Patrick's Day brunch with plants by Hollv l.lnskle, Hazlet. cost $24. Reserved seats Call 719-1863 or Detective Sgt. Edward W. Gunnell was promoted to songs by Betty Skinner and UIk by Dot Port. ck .-486-1471. Detective Sergeant 1st Class and assigned to the Internal "PROJECT A.C.C.P.T." (All Children Can Enjoy' Smith's, 10-12 noon. $6.60. For reservation call 284-937S, Affairs Bureau, Division Staff Section, Division Head- Participating Together) will be the program for the 741-7177 or 747-1409. APRIL I quarters. He resides in Spring Lake Heights. East Keansburg PTA meeting. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Joanne Loveland, Project Chairperson. There will MARCH 16 St. Joseph's School PTA will sponsor giant Indoor Detective Sgt. Robert C. Mackln was promoted to Detec- be a movie followed by questions and answer time. This MCA Chapter of Women's American ORT is Flea Market and Craft Show on Sat., Apr. 1, from 10 tive Sergeant 1st Class and assigned to the Intelligence project Is co-sponsored by The Junior League of Mon- holding a Chinese Auction. Thurs , March 18 at 7:10 A.M. to 4 P.M. It will be held at the school auditorium,' Bureau. Special Staff Section, Division Hadquarters. He re- mouth County and The Monmouth County Association P.M. at Buck Smith's in Keansburg. Donation is $2 50 Maple Place, Keyport. Tables: $11.60. For reservations sides in Freehold. for Children with Learning Disabilities Please attend. 1 For more Information call 538-4882 calf 666-MB. After 6 P.M. 6864626. Detective Sgt. 1st Class Vincent W. Mattls was promoted P.M. in the All-Purpose room. to lieutenant and assigned to the Administration Bureau, MARCH 28 Spring Pun Night, Sponsored by River Plata Hose Investigations Section, Division Headquarters. He resides in Flea Market sponsored by Ladies Auxiliary Ocean- Co. 1, River Plaza Flrehouse. Poster Street, 8 P.M. to 1 Bus trip to NYC to see "Othello" ($10.00). Spon- Allen town. port Hook and Ladder Fire Co., 21 Main St., Oceanport, A.M. Games and refreshments Donations $6. $1 value, sored by Open Door Bayshore Area. Matinee. Bus Detective Sgt. Richard N. Rlchroath was promoted to Mar. 20,9-3. $8.00 per table. Call 542-8788 or 542-0793 returned at door 741-9830 leaves Red Bank and Hazlet. Call 739-3963,495-2471 Detective Sergeant 1st Class and assigned to the Criminal Investigations Section, Troop-A (South Jersey) Headquarters, COLTS NECK HISTORICAL SOCIETY will bold Its Lillian Drive School PTO Is sponsoring a Chinese 26th semi-annual ANTIQUES SHOW and SALE ON APRIL 38 Hammonton. He resides in Lincroft Auction at Buck Smith's, Palmer Ave., East Little Silver Dinner Dance at Squire's Pub, West i , March 20, 1962, from 9:10-4 P.M. at the Cedar Drive Keansburg. Admission: $2.00 - $1.60 senior citizens. School, Cedar Dr., Colts Neck. 46 dealers will partici- 1 Branch, FDR Drive Band. Evening begins at 1 Refreshments 7:30 P.M. Call 496-2918, 767-8471 for pate. Patricia Pierce, of the American Appraisers with hors d'oeuvres. $18.00 per person. Make ticket information. Association will be doing individual appraisals at $1.00 checks payable to Little Silver Recreation and mail to: each for the benefit of the Historical Society She will be DoUns, 17 Crest Dr., Little Silver, N.J. 077S9 For more Middletown pair Bus trip to NYC. to see "Annie," $12.00. Spon- located inside the front entrance. A UNITED EDI- Information call 641-1411 or 747-9718 sored by The Open Door of Bayshore Area. Bus leaves TION OP A NEW COMMEMORATIVE PLATE WILL Red Bank and Hazlet, Call 739-3983 or 496-2471. held by Holmdel GO ON SALE. No more will be available after these are APRIL* 4 MAY 7 Red Bank Knights of Columbus presents a Corned sold. Some original plates (from 1984)will also be on TRIP to Madison Square Garden for circus. Ex- Beef and cabbage Dinner at the Council Home, 200 Pair sain' along with note paper and a book entitled "The HOLMDEL — Police have arrested two Middletown men cellent seats cost $18.00 adults, $17.60 children. Bus Haven Rd., Fair Haven, 5-8 P.M., Donations: Adults Phalanx Ii Memoria" written by Ann Miles. Admission and charged them with theft, possession of a weapon, and leaves Red Bank and Hazlet. Evening show, sponsored $5.00, children $2.50. $1.28. For information call Louise Whitney, 461-1378 receiving stolen property. Vincent L. Lamberto, 19, of 203 by The Open Door of the Bayshore Area Call 739-3983 or Harmony Road, and Douglas M. Berger, 20, of 6 Suffolk Lane Family Resource Assoc sponsors Atlantic City Bus 466-2471. East, were arrested last week after Patrolman Thomas MARCH 11 Trip to Troplcana Casino. Hors d'oeuvret, cocktails, Franzoni stopped a car in which they were traveling along Contact Monmouth Telephone Help Line Service buffet dinner and show. All for $20.00 per person Call MAY lie 16 Route 35 and spotted a hunting knife In the car, police said. needs volunteers ages 18 and over. 17-week training 747-6310. Reservations by Mar. 4. Buses leave Shop Rite, Round trip to Hawaii, Includes hotel accommoda- Their arrest for possession of a weapon led to the dis- program begins, Colts Neck Reformed Church,, High- Shrewsbury at 5:30 P.M. and leave Atlantic City at 1 tions plus extras. $499 per person, $60 deposit. Balance covery that the two men had sold stolen jewelry to a local way 34, COlts Neck. Thursdays from 7.16-10:10 P.M. A.M. Proceeds for the benefit young disabled children. must be paid by April 8th. Sponsored by Sun Seeker jewelry exchange store, police said. Berger was found in Total cost $10. Holidays. For more Information call after 5 P.M., possession of a cocktail ring that had been stolen from the An Irish Night co-sponsored by St. Agnes, H.N.S. 583-0898 exchange, police said. Lamberto and Berger have been re- The Junior League of Monmouth County offers a and local marriage encounter at St. Agnes School Conflict Management Workshop Spend she day learning Cafeteria, 9 P.M.- 1 A.M. Dancing by Dora Gtoia's leased on their own recognizance, according to police. Their MAY 21 hearing has been set for March 9. how to become more comfortable with conflict at It (Fanasty), buffet, free beer. B.Y.O.B., set-ups, Dona- occurs In your life. To be held at Monmouth County tions $9 50 per person. Phone 281-4139 or 191-1467. Circus, Madison Square Garden, excellent seats Library. Eastern Branch, from 9:30 A.M.-! P.M. The Bus and tickets adults $16, children $16. leaving Mid- fee is $3.00. To register call 842-2039. Gala Saint Patrick's Day sponsored by Middletown dletown 5:46, Haxlet 6 P.M. Sponsored by Mid-Atlantic. Juveniles charged with arson VFW 2179 and Ladies Auxiliary Located In Port Mon- 767-4921, 588-3812. OPEN HOUSE - Sandy Hook Child Care Center, a mouth on Hwy. 38, next to the A*P. Corned Beef, MATAWAN - Two juveniles were arrested and charged learning, loving educational experience for pre-scbool Cabbage and Beverages Musk by The Sound Waves OCTOBER 18-17 with arson in connection with a fire set In an auto at the OK children in a unique environment. 9:30 to 11:30 AM. 5 to and traditional entertainment. 8 P.M.-f A.M. Donations Bus trip to World's Fair (Knoxvtlte, Tennessee). Sales Gulf Station, Main St., on Feb. 2S, police said. The 7 P.M Building T33S, Gateway National Recreation $9 per person. For additional information call Pat the Grand QieOpry Sponsored by the Open Deer of the vehicle had been towed off the parkway and was parked at the Area 872-0200 Ext. 286. O'Grady, 4 Bayshore area. For more Info. Call 739-3983 or096-J471 gas station when the fire was set The car was destroyed.